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Inn Suite Art Navona - Rome
Via G. Zanardelli, 20 - Rome1-877-662-6988
This property is also near everything you have to see in Rome including Campo dei Fiori, Castel Sant'Angelo, Piazza St. Peter's Basilica, the Pantheon, Montecitorio, Altare della patria, the Colosseum, Piazza di Spagna, the Trevi Fountain and Piazza della Repubblica. This small resort in the heart of the Eternal City boasts a mix of luxury and design and materials made in Italy. The dominant theme is definitely the art that you breathe inside the property and guestrooms, enriched with elegant art installations created by a contemporary artist exclusively for the hotel.
In room breakfast service is available on request and complimentary wireless Internet access is provided for leisure and business needs.
My husband and I were impressed with our two front desk clerks, Anna and Daniella....Venere Guest, USA
These reviews have been left by customers who actually stayed at this hotel
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Inn Facilities at SUITE ART NAVONA
- Baby sitter
- Lift/elevator
- Entire property is non-smoking
- Multilingual staff
- Front desk - 24 hour
- Concierge
- Luggage room
- City tour
- Shuttle service
- Shuttle service from and/or to the railway station
- Internet/Email services
Know before you go
- Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
- This property offers transfers from the airport (surcharges may apply). Guests must contact the property with arrival details before travel, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
- Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
Check-in: between 3 PM and midnight.
Check-out: before 11 AM.
PolicyExtra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
City tax and/or any other fees charged by the hotel
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: EUR 10 for adults and EUR 10 for children (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: EUR 55 per room (one-way)
- Rollaway bed fee: EUR 50 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the hotel:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 3.5 per person, per night, up to 10 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 10 years of age.
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
SUITE ART NAVONA Inn reviews
- January 2014
- Venere Guest
- Couple
My husband and I were impressed with our two front desk clerks, Anna and Daniella. Both were warm, knowledgable, and very helpful during our recent one-week stay. The location, just off Piazza Navona, was very central, close to great restaurants, all of the ancient sites, and bus lines. The included breakfast was close by, tasted good, but don't expect lots of smiles. We had the smallest room type on the 1st floor, but found it to be very satisfactory. The room had modern decor, an American-style shower, safe, and refrigerator. The refrigerator wasn't working properly, but as it was winter, it didn't affect our stay too much. The front desk worked on the problem.
- November 2013
- Venere Guest
- Couple
Excellent location. Walking distance to all the sites and several bus stops right outside the hotel to both train stations. The staff was friendly and helpful. We got a deluxe room which was decent size for European hotel. The room was a bit loud at night due to the traffic outside if you're a light sleeper.
- March 2013
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Italy
It was our first stay at this property and it is basically a set of rooms contained in a residential condominium. The hotel staff told us that they are buying up more floors so maybe one day it'll become a fully-fledged hotel. Our room was pretty crammed, and the fact that one of the walls was slanted made the room seem smaller. All the decor is brand new, we were on the last floor so I bet it is even newer than the first floor rooms - it doesn't look like Rome so much as a young Berlin environment. Dark wood, glittery resin on bathroom floor and minimalist approach. There is no closet, just an open-air hanger system placed on top of the multipurpose table, which will make the room look cluttered if you hang your garments. Pros: ipod dock, powerful speakers. Tea and coffee provided (with boiler). Toiletries are very good, large shower. Service was friendly but you don't feel like you are in a hotel (we liked it but it can feel solitary for a tourist). Location is perfect - right by a taxi stop and about 20 steps from Piazza Navona. Cons: very noisy, windows open or closed. Situated above a busy street. Room was very dark but the lights are very stark. No in-between.
- January 2013
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Switzerland
Excellent location and value for the money. Address "Piazza Navona" should be changed to via Zardanelli.
- December 2012
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- France
We had a wonderfull time in Roma and the hotel was great! It was THE good pick! To be honest with that price in Paris you have a crapy room. Here it was perfect, nice room with a view on the upper floor (and huge bed!). We like the independance, it felt a bit like home:) I don't understand the others comments about the noise cause we spent tree days there and it was really quiet. As for the breakfast place it was really nice, not a big choice but whatever! And the location is perfect, everything at walking distances. What else!
- May 2012
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Hungary
The hotel has just been opened (3 weeks ago)and is still being equipped.The traffic noise in the rooms is unbearable. The spaces have been redecorated but still: no double windows (which is essential in this street in the centre of Rome);not enough light in the toilets; no cupboards to accomodate your clothes; not enough international channels...They provide you with an old-fashioned ticket for breakfast in a very unfriendly place...
- April 2012
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- France
The situation is excellent. the rooms are very very new and nice with design decoration (Black and grey). The problem is the noise of the street day and night and there is no double window. You really need taps for ears if you want to sleep
- May 2012
- Venere Guest
- Couple
- Australia
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SUITE ART NAVONA Inn reviews by TripAdvisor
Room Details
Suite Art Navona has 12 guest rooms, all with Egyptian cotton sheets and designer toiletries. Guests can kick back at the end of a busy day and enjoy 26/32-inch LCD televisions with digital channels. Business travelers visiting the Navona area will have access to free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as desks and safes.
Guest rooms are individually furnished, making each stay a unique experience. A good night's sleep in memory foam mattresses with premium bedding and down comforters will have visitors waking up refreshed and well-rested throughout their vacation or business trip. Private bathrooms are outfitted with superior features such as showers, rainfall showerheads, bathrobes and slippers. Minibars, coffee/tea makers and hair dryers can be found in each room to accommodate basic traveling needs. Additional guest comforts include climate control, soundproofing and air conditioning.
Bathroom toiletries are provided free of charge. Irons/ironing boards can be provided on request.
Accommodation Services
- Air conditioning
- Mini bar
- Coffee and tea maker
- Soundproof rooms
- Ironing facilities on request
- Hairdryer in each room
- Safe
- Desk
- Individually controlled air conditioning
- LCD flat screen TV
- Wireless Internet access
Distances from Inn SUITE ART NAVONAPiazza Navona - 0.1 km / 0 mi
Fountain of the Four Rivers - 0.1 km / 0 mi
Palazzo della Sapienza - 0.1 km / 0 mi
Chiesa di Sant'Agnese in Agone - 0.1 km / 0.1 mi
Palazzo Madama - 0.1 km / 0.1 mi
Piazza Pasquino - 0.1 km / 0.1 mi
Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
San Luigi dei Francesi - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Valley Theater - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Sant'Eustachio - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Cloister of Bramante - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Santa Maria della Pace - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Palazzo della Cancelleria - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Sant'Agostino - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Palazzo Altemps - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
The preferred airport for Suite Art Navona is Rome (CIA-Ciampino) - 14.7 km / 9.2 mi.
Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 km and mile.
Transportation services Guest House Suite Art Navona
- Shuttle service
- Shuttle service from and/or to the railway station
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The perfect home base for your work or vacation awaits. This cozy apartment is walking distance from San Francisco's financial district and just one block from North Beach's famous restaurants.
We put our place together with all the things we look for when we need to get work done or want to get away for a weekend in the city: Great neighborhood, walking distance to everything, insanely fast Internet.
Restful Retreat: If it's R&R you're after, you'll appreciate the amazing custom kitchen, equipped by a Cordon-Blue trained chef, the comfy couch, and the big screen TV with Netflix.
If you insist on leaving the great indoors, try a drink on the roof deck at sunset to start with. If you get hungry, North Beach is just half a block. And if you insist on going into work, the financial district is a nice 10 minute walk. A pair of bikes is also available for your use, but please remember that they are shared with the guests in the unit downstairs.
A Green Place To Stay: We made it greener. Most lights are low power LEDs, the appliances are all energy-star rated, and the hot water heater is a high efficiency, continuous flow heater that combines energy efficiency with a literally unlimited capacity. The only limit on your time in the shower will be your conscience.
This apartment shares a washer/dryer and roof deck access with the unit above. We also have a single garage space that's shared between the two units, which you can reserve with prior notice and a small additional nightly fee. Please note that the garage will only fit compact cars and requires comfort with snug spaces and city driving.
After many years of renting other people's places on vacation, we decided we'd like to do this ourselves. We're professionals (lawyer and business consultant) living in Silicon Valley with two kids. We love San Francisco, and we don't always have time to go there for the weekends, so we can share this place with our friends and family.
We hope you have a great time at our place. We've put a lot of time into making it the kind of place we want to go.
All the best,
Paul and Daniel
(with small help from Andrew & Oliver)
The Owner purchased this apartment in 2011
Telegraph Hill and Northbeach are amazing neighborhoods, full of great food, in a great location for work for taking a vacation.
We've hung out here many times on our weekends and when the opportunity came to buy a place here, we jumped on it.
I couldn't recommend this property. The facilities were adequate although the dish washer was out of order & there was no attempt to repair it. It was the fact that we couldn't get into the apartment that bothered us.
We had come from Scotland via New York & were due to land about lunch time. We repeatedly tried to contact the local agents to ask if we could get in before the allotted time but could never get a reply either to emails or phone. When we arrived at the property the entry code we had been given did not work &, again, we could not get a reply from the agents. We enquired at a nearby shop only to be told that we weren't the first ones to be locked out. We went away, with all our cases, for lunch & to charge our mobiles but when we returned in late afternoon the code still didn't work. We had no option but to get a taxi to a local hotel (the first two were full) & book in for the night. We eventually got the owner's phone number & were told that the entry code had been changed that morning. This was not much good to us!
Anyway we got entry the next morning but a good chunk of our short stay had been ruined.
We made a claim for the refund of our costs but have received nothing.
a really good recomandation
The owners were very friendly and so helpful with ideas of things to do and quick to respond to any questions. The property was clean and very comfortable. It felt like home. The location was amazing; a quick walk from Coit Tower! The only downsides were the hot water could take a while to show up and I could hear the neighbors sometimes. Overall, I had a great experience and I would stay there again.
The apartment provided a perfect place for our two weeks in San Francisco when we needed to combine work and a vacation. Walking distance to the office but in a neighborhood where we could feel more part of the city than a hotel ever allows. The apartment is very well set up - everything has been thought of to make the stay comfortable - and it was clean and well maintained. It was like borrowing a friend's apartment rather than the spare arrangements that rental apartments often offer. We loved the rooftop and glimpses of the Golden Gate Bridge - perfect place to sit on Sunday morning with coffee and the papers. We'd love to return.
This is a private and well-appointed apartment in the heart of our favourite neighbourhood in San Francisco. Though we never met them, the owners were perfect to deal with, making our arrival and departure simple and stress-free. They also made sure their delightful apartment was stocked with essentials for our stay, along with some bubbly! We had a wonderful time and plan to return.
Das Appartement ist nett eingerichtet, wie auf den Fotos zu sehen. Es war alles sehr sauber. Die Küche ist gut ausgestattet. Das Appartement liegt in einer ruhigen Gegend, viele Sehenswürdigkeiten sind zu Fuß erreichbar. Die Vermieter waren bei allen Fragen behilflich und haben immer schnell geantwortet, ein sehr netter Kontakt. Wir kommen gerne wieder !
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|Refundable Damage Deposit
Tax rate includes the following local taxes:
Hotel Tax (San Francisco) City 14%
Moscone Expansion District Assessment Zone 1 (San Francisco) City 1.25%
Tourism Improvement District Zone 1 (San Francisco) City 1%
Total: 16.25%
* Approximate monthly price. Actual pricing will depend on the days of the month you stay.
Please Note: The owner of this property accepts payment in the original currency specified (USD), before use of conversion tool. The conversion tool is provided for your convenience only. The owner may accept other currencies if specifically agreed in advance.


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Maybe we just have a soft spot for all things French. Or maybe it's the case that for a big-business hotel chain, Sofitel seems to have it pretty well figured out — the consistent quality of a corporate hotel, but with the personality too many others lack, and an aesthetic sense that we may as well just go ahead and describe as Parisian, as long as we're not shying away from cultural stereotypes.
The Sofitel New York's curvaceous glass tower turns heads along 44th street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues; this is that part of Midtown that feels close by to everything in the world. There are just shy of four hundred rooms, most of which have some sort of dramatic view or another; the Chrysler Building, if you're lucky, or just a bird's-eye-view of 44th.
Inside they're handsome, but far from over-designed, and comfortable verging nearly on luxurious — separate showers and tubs, standard here, are not exactly common in New York's tight spaces. Topping off the Paris-in-NYC experience is Gaby, a French restaurant of course, and Gaby Bar, both named for a Parisian model made good in Twenties New York, both decorated in an Art Deco style that inspires that particular prewar nostalgia that's Midtown's specialty.
- 398 Rooms
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- 38 Guest Reviews
- Sofitel New York
- 45 W 44th Street
- New York City, NY, USA
- Neighborhood: Manhattan - Midtown
Hotel amenities and services
- 100% non-smoking hotel
- 24 hour concierge
- 24 hour front desk
- 24 hour gym
- 24 hour medical assistance
- 24 hour room service
- ATM/bank office
- Babysitting (on request)
- Bar
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Boardroom
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- Central air conditioning
- Free wi-fi
- Golf nearby
- Lounge
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All reviews are from Tablet guests with verified stays.
- Karim
- Stayed April 2013
- Rating: Poor
What I liked:
What the hotel could do better:
Too noisy. toilet not functioning well. Cold water faucet not functioning
- Erik
- Stayed March 2013
- Rating: Good
What I liked:
Location and size of rooms + quality of bed!
What the hotel could do better:
Nothing, had a wonderful stay!
- Peter
- Stayed January 2013
- Rating: Good
What I liked:
Sofitel tends to very consistent in terms of service, rooms, amenities, and quality. As a frequent traveler Sofitel eliminates the concern about the quality of my hotel experience.
What the hotel could do better:
Nothing, had a wonderful stay!


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Fisher Today Spring/Summer 2012, Volume 7, Issue 2 A Fisher College Alumni Publication keeping you connected and informed www.fisher.edu/alumni Did you know Fisher has a free online job site with over 500,000 jobs? Log in today to search jobs, post your resume, and create an ePortfolio. You don't know what's out there if you don't take a look! to reGister � � � � � Go to www.fisher.edu/fishnet Select Find a Job Click on Alumni Go to Register Now Create an Access ID and Password The Fisher College Fashion Show never goes out of style! sunday, April 29, 2012 @ 3:00pm � 4:30pm Alumni hall 116 Beacon Street, Boston Reception immediately following the show. Featuring the work of firstand second-year Fashion Design students. fisher.edu/fashionshow ......... Want to be involved in the show? Email email@example.com or call (617) 670-4455. 4 greetings alumni and Friends, These are very exciting times at Fisher. We are experiencing record growth and expansion while continuing to create a strong and durable foundation for students. over the last several years, we have experienced many positive changes at Fisher: recordbreaking enrollment, expansion of degree programs, a competitive athletics programs, and a new internet caf� in the mall of the Boston campus named "The Falcon's nest". These changes, as well as the aggressive recruitment of talented faculty and staff, all signal a strengthening of our desire and capacity to become an institution of excellence. in september 2011, we welcomed 336 new students, representing the class of 2015 as part of a total student body of almost 800 students to the Boston campus. students hail from all over the globe, and are receiving one of the finest educations available. as we review our progress and look ahead, Fisher college has been approved to offer a bachelor's degree in psychology, and is on track to offer a bachelor's degree in criminal Justice. This year, many students were able to continue their educational journey due to the direct support provided by more than 400 donors. We appreciate every gift regardless of size. We are moving toward meeting a challenge grant of $75,000 in support of The Common Experience, a first of its kind for Fisher college. Finally, Fisher college is hitting the road this winter, spring, and summer to inform alumni and friends about what we are doing and get re-acquainted. i look forward to meeting many of you in new York, virginia, Florida, and illinois � just some of the areas we will be traveling. For Fisher, Table of contents This Just In: Fisher News.............. 2 An Interview with Dr. Ann Clarke...4 Faces of Fisher.................................. 5 Paris Bound......................................10 Call for Mentors...............................11 Fisher Athletics................................12 Alumni Advantages........................14 Fisher College: Out & About.......15 Class Notes..................................... 16 dr. Thomas m. mcgovern president 1 Fisher news www.fisher.edu/alumni new Bachelor's degree in Psychology Fisher College's proposal for a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology was approved on November 29 by the Board of Higher Education and we are preparing for the second step, NEASC approval. ` dr. t�nde turi-markovic, Assistant Professor of Psychology, will serve as Program Director for the new degree. falcon's nest open for Business After months of anticipation, the Falcon's Nest opened its doors. It features grab and go items such as snacks and sandwiches as well as Fisher merchandise. virtual tour and facebook Application launched Take a narrated "walk" around campus buildings and hotspots in the neighborhood. This interactive feature helps introduce prospective students to the campus. The tour includes a gallery of 360� photos of different areas within the college, including the 118 Lobby, cafeteria, the student center, and residence halls, among others. Visit fisher.edu/tour to visit campus. This Just in As seen on the front cover, introducing first year student Rob Crowe as the Fisher Falcon! freshman is finalist in Bso's Project deBussy For the first time a Fisher College student design will walk the runway at Boston Symphony Hall for the annual fashion contest. Freshman teresa Calabro, a native of Merrimack, New Hampshire, will compete on February 2, 2012 with her gown inspired by the music of Debussy. All the dresses will be unveiled at Copley Place February 9 � 16 and the Liberty Hotel's Fashionably Late fashion show on April 19. Breakfast Panel discussion on Adoption: Psychology, human services & Gender studies Please join us at our Boston campus on Tuesday, March 6 from 8:00am to 9:30am. Learn about the complex and enduring issues surrounding adoption, foster care, and family connections with Fisher alum Cindy mcGuiggan '85, Treasurer, and Paul Shibblehute, Legislative Chair/New England Regional Director American Adoption Congress. Woodrow Wilson fellow kate o'neil to visit Woodrow Wilson Visiting Fellow Kathleen O'Neil will be on campus from Tuesday, March 20 through March 24, 2012. Ms. O'Neil's expertise in global financial markets, leadership, and ethics make her an ideal match for Fisher and a catalyst for discussion in all of our programs. heather Carpenter, Director of Career Services, presented at the CRMA (Career Resource Manager's Association) Conference in June about "Creative Solutions for Lone Ranger Offices". Congratulations to david lindberg, Head Men's Basketball Coach and Associate Director of Admissions, on his 100th win with the Fisher Falcons Men's Basketball Team! dr. danielle herget, Associate Professor, Humanities and Theatre traveled to the Popular Culture and American Culture Association of America Conference in San Antonio, TX to present "Circus Catching Fire: The Politics of Distraction in Suzanne Collins's Hunger Games Trilogy." Center for leadership in Public service to Participate in study on forensic evidence in sexual Assault Cases The Center for Leadership in Public Service (CLPS) is part of a research team collaborating on a research project entitled, "Forensic Evidence and Criminal Justice Outcomes in a Statewide Sample of Sexual Assault Cases." The research team consists of researchers from the Children and Family Research Center at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, the Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety and Security, St. Xavier University in Illinois, and the CLPS. The 18-month project begins in January of 2012 and is supported by a grant from the National Institute of Justice. The research team will collaborate on producing the final report as well as presentations at professional conferences and articles for peer reviewed scholarly journals. For more information please contact Alex Wagner, Director of Institutional Research at 617-236-8879 or email@example.com. Geteducated.com ranks fisher in top tier GetEducated.com, a consumer group that publishes online university rankings, has released its list of the Best Colleges Online, for an affordable online business degree at the bachelor program level. Fisher College ranked #20 on the Get Educated online college rankings for our online Bachelor's Degree in Management. heidi demello, N. Attleborough Site Coordinator, was recently voted President of the Ten Mile Chapter of Business Networking International, the largest business networking organization in the world. We love A Parade Cheer on Fisher Cheerleaders (left) at the South Boston's St. Patrick's Day parade, March 18, 2012. 2 Alumni, family & friends Weekend This past October, a three-day block party happened along Beacon Street. Friday kicked off with the Athletics Hall of Fame, where over 70 Falcon boosters celebrated the Teams of the Decade and welcomed thomas englehardt '09 into the Athletics Hall of Fame. The first ever Alumni Basketball Game was played at the home court in Lynn, MA. Parents and friends of current students explored school halls and toured Boston. Over 80 alumni from 15 states and spanning classes 1946 to 2007 toured campus, residences, and took classes with Fisher faculty. Especially touching was the twenty-five members of the class of 1961 who celebrated together, many who haven't seen each other since they graduated 50 years earlier. Capping the weekend off was a brunch in the Ballroom where alumni learned ways they can mentor current students. sAve the dAte october 12-14, 2012 Alumni, fAmily & friends Weekend 2012 Everyone is invited but if your class year ends in a 2 or 7, this is your milestone Reunion year. Rally your classmates! Become a Reunion Committee Chair. Contact Kristen Sherman at email@example.com or call 617-670-4419. spring Convocations at fisher College Alumni hall, 116 Beacon street, Boston 12:30pm -1:30pm free and open to the public Johnny earle, founder of Johnny Cupcakes Wed., february 15, 2012 Meet the entrepreneur who turned a simple idea, joke, and hobby into a multi-million dollar business using nontraditional business methods and innovative marketing strategies. Jason Connell, from Changing the World 101 Wed., march 21, 2012 Learn how he sought to change the world and how his travels to China ended up changing him. Barbara kirwin, Ph.d, forensic Psychologist Wed., April 18, 2012 Hear what it is like to be a criminal case expert who has examined highprofile and notorious criminal defendants in the NYC area. Top: Class of 1961 on the stoop Middle: Thomas Englehardt '09 and father Bill Englehardt Middle: Amy Goodell '04, Katie (Condon) Merrill `01, Lisa Wright `01, Mary (Nolan) Halbrooks `01 Bottom: Kyle VanOfferen '07 and Lauren Oles '06 For all the photos visit: fisher.edu/reunion 3 an interview with www.fisher.edu/alumni director of spiritual life and outreach programs By isabelle Baggetta `12 dr. ann clarke ring know! , tX du el Paso please let us , u are in , 2012, if yo mckain � 18 n Josh arch 10 ibraria this m Ann, l ere for ling th wdy to native say ho udents trave y Alter umanit 18 st and t for h habita year's ak. Bre spring Ann Clarke has lived in Hawaii and England, but her roots are in Cambridge and Concord, MA. She attended Middlebury College, Andover Newton Theological School, and earned her Ph.D. from Boston University. At Fisher, she is the student advisor for The Common Good, the Interfaith Dialogue Group, the Sustainability Committee, and the Spiritual Explorations Program. Read on to learn how she connect students with countless opportunities to do good for others as well as themselves. What moved you to become a professional "do-gooder"? A professional do-gooder! I don't know about that. Henry David Thoreau had this quote about how if anyone ever came with the intention of doing him good, he'd run for his life! If I do things that are helpful for other people, it ends up helping me as well. For example, when we go to the area soup kitchens, their appreciation and their good-spiritedness makes me feel better too. That is what inspires me, that it goes both ways. Also, I come from a close family who inspired me, my father was a meteorologist and my grandfather was an ecologist. I was always outdoors and in nature seeing how everything is interrelated. Growing up near Harvard Square in Cambridge from 1965-1970 was very influential. There was a lot of emphasis on peace, justice, and equality so I think being there really helped instill those values in me as well. did you have a mentor growing up? Growing up, the minister of my church did a lot of work in the seventies for peace and justice all around the world. He "walked the talk." He was friendly and warm but also an absent-minded kind of a character-- a very relatable man. He's one of the reasons I wanted to study religion and ministry. how do fisher students inspire you? I love the diversity here at Fisher. I find the students to be open and there tends to be a mix of various religions and ethnicities. Students here are very accepting of people's little quirks and differences and struggles. Sometimes, when people come from difficult places it can lead them to put others down that are different because they say to themselves, "well at least I'm not like them." But I find a lot more often Fisher students are supportive of one another. Very often I've been impressed. What organizations do you and the students work with? We serve three soup kitchens: the Friday Night Supper Program at the Arlington Street Church; the Wednesday Night Supper Program at the Paulist Center on the Boston Common; and the Tuesday Night Supper Program at the Church of the Advent on Brimmer Street. The first two are very large, serving 150 people. The other one is smaller and a more intimate experience. We also work with the Women's Lunch Place, Ellis Memorial Children's Center, Hale House, Esplanade Association, tutor in the Boston Public Schools. For 2012, we are working toward increasing non-violence initiatives. how about the habitat for humanity trips? Where have you gone and what have been the best memories? The past two years have been so wonderful! At both Tampa, Florida and Macon, Georgia, our groups became like families. The highlight of these trips for me though is when we do some structured reflection with the students. I'm impressed with how seriously students take it. I like connecting what we're doing to our spirits ipate in and our thoughts. It makes it an o partic grams? Want t pro extra meaningful experience. f these rke, 4 any o nn Cla t dr. A for Contac @fisher.edu ke t aclar a ion. format more in Faces of Fisher globeTrotters the reach of a fisher education is truly global. these alumni are working and traveling around the world. read how they are spreading the influence of fisher College. 5 B www.fisher.edu/alumni orn and raised in Winthrop, MA, Mary became an Optometric Technician right out of Fisher College. Along the way she discovered running. She followed her passion and has been in the fitness industry ever since. Mary is the Vice President of International for Saucony, a global leader in running shoes and apparel. She spoke to students in November 2011, here's what she had to say. What part of your education has helped you the most? Taking that first step after high school into a bigger, entirely new environment can be very challenging. The supportive environment that I found at Fisher and the challenging curriculum combined to create a confidence building and ultimately very rewarding experience. What role did mentoring play in your success? First of all, my experience has shown me that sometimes you are lucky and someone will offer to mentor you and sometimes a company will have a formal mentoring program, but most often you will need to take it upon yourself to seek out mentoring. I have sought out mentors at different times and for different situations depending on their expertise as well as our relationship. Based on your experience, how can students best prepare for their careers? It is extremely competitive, which requires you to be more prepared than everyone else. Take advantage of all the opportunities around you now to gain experience and knowledge. By trying different things you'll learn more about your strengths, weaknesses, and interests. Now is the time to experiment! Running Around the World Mary O'Brien mary o'Brien `77 6 What's the corporate culture at Saucony? Our corporate culture is very health oriented. We have some great runners and athletes on our staff, although not all as fast as we used to be! Our company mission is to "inspire every runner on every run on every day". There's a regular group that runs at lunch each day and we have group runs at our sales meetings and company outings. It's a great bonding experience and also provides product testing. What countries has your job taken you to? Most of my travels in this role have taken me to Europe, which is our largest market outside of the USA. This year I also visited Japan, Australia, and Taiwan. I do love Europe, and having lived in Amsterdam for 4 years, it always seems like coming home. I always enjoy going to new places and seeing the differences in cultures and geography. Locally, do you have a favorite place where you run? I am lucky enough to live near the ocean so any run along the ocean's edge is always my first choice. It's so beautiful and looks different every day. Since your visit to the Boston campus last fall, what are you most surprised by about Fisher now and why? I was pleasantly surprised to see such a diverse student body. What a change from the 2 year all-girls school of the 70's! A great energy could be felt just walking through the mall. I was very impressed with the career preparation that is being offered, and a little jealous that we didn't have that back in the day. Where do you want to be in 5 years? I hope to have doubled the size of Saucony's International business and still be running around the world. international citizen Arjun sinha `12 Pictured here with mentor Professor hollis davis I was born in India. I lived in Nairobi, Kenya for 11 years, and since the millennium, my immediate family has lived in Johannesburg, South Africa. My favorite place in the world is Cape Town. The mountainous landscape covered in vineyards, beautiful beaches, and, of course, the tip of Africa where the two great oceans collide. and every one of her students. Two of my other mentors are my Mom and Dad. They are active business people and entrepreneurs and encourage me to be the same. Being part of Fisher is pretty much the same as being part of a family. The small, personal nature of the school allows the students to interact with their peers and professors in a way that builds close relationships. I have found that every professor at Fisher loves what they do and this can be seen by their enthusiasm. When I traveled home for breaks I had great internships. While at a software company, Celstra Infocom, I was allowed to attend meetings with representatives of a large financial institution. I observed how the executives conversed, interacted, and saw how decisions are made. I had to present my research to board members and key stakeholders which was nerve-wracking. I wouldn't call it my worst experience but rather the most challenging experience. My internships have led me to get a job as part of the sales support team in the Interactive Entertainment division at e4e Inc., an IT Enabled Services and Business Process Outsourcing Company with offices in the US, UK, and India. Congratulations on your new job Arjun! After high school in Johannesburg, my parents gave me the option to go abroad to continue my studies. During my research, I came across Fisher College. Being a person who loves the city life, fast-paced environments, and diversity, Boston seemed like a great bet. What better place is there to be than right in the middle of it all at Fisher? One of my favorite courses was Business Law where I was able to relate various legal issues with current events in the business world, which was very absorbing. I also loved Public Speaking. As simple as it may sound, it was one course that had a large impact on improving my ability to communicate. My favorite instructor, who is also my advisor, is Professor Hollis Davis, the head of the Computer Science department. My concentration is Computer Information Systems. Her positive attitude and love for what she does is contagious. She sincerely cares about the success of each 7 www.fisher.edu/alumni small Town girl goes global Jessica Warner `10 I left Bridgton, Maine -- the quintessential small town and perfect New England vacation spot -- in search of a college that offered a hospitality degree. I found Fisher College and made the exciting move to the big-little city of Boston. My favorite course was Destination Geography. How can you not love a class that teaches you about all the wonderful vacation destinations the world has to offer? My favorite instructor was Professor Nancy Pithis. Not only was she an energetic and engaging professor, she became my second mom while living in Boston. That's just one of the many great benefits about attending a small school. I am a proud member and alum of the Fisher College Drama Club. My favorite show was Shakespeare's Greatest Hits in which our fearless director Professor Danielle Herget abridged several different Shakespeare plays into one-act scenes. There's nothing more fun than playing queen of the fairies and a drunken pirate all in one night. I have traveled internationally at least once a year, sometimes up to three times a year! It's difficult to pick a favorite place: if I'm craving fun in the sun, the Gold Coast of Australia; for adventure and heaps of culture, Guatemala; for the winter holiday season, I dream of shopping the Christmas markets in Prague. Next I'm off to Spain and Morocco. I've been pretty lucky with just going with the flow of life and taking opportunities as they present themselves to me. I'll be happy wherever I am, doing whatever, as long as I can still travel and spend time with the people I love. 8 Whirling Dervish M y first job out of Fisher was working with Ann W. Kelly, a famous aviatrix. She gave me responsibility as a 19 year old graduate and challenged me daily. My job was to draft the Northeast Airlines Company newsletter and take care of all business while she lobbied in Washington, DC. Much earlier, deep in my young consciousness was President Eisenhower's call for young people to learn a foreign language and culture. On my 21st birthday, I was called to Washington where I had secretly applied to the Dept. of State and was accepted as Foreign Service Staff. My first duty was to report to Ankara, Turkey, a country I fell in love with, learned the language, and returned twice, 50 and 55 years later. I will never forget how the Home Residence plan and scholarship allowed me to attend Fisher. Through this nontraditional financial aid program, I lived and worked and became a part of the McLean family in Winchester, MA. I also supplemented my tuition by working as a waitress for two summers in Rockport, MA. For students attending Fisher today, I can emphasize that one's education combined with a work ethic provide a way to build character, deal with adversity, and shape life's unforeseen goals and challenges. Fisher's location in a rich, urban environment offers endless opportunities to explore options. You never know when life's experiences will lead to steps unforeseen � the skills at Fisher will help you respond and succeed beyond your dreams. For example, did I know that working in the U.S. mission's Ankara Industry Division 55 years ago would lead me to becoming an urban planner in New York City in the 1960s? I helped lead an effort to save a Carnegie Public Library, renovated a junior high school cafeteria and worked on zoning issues which provided open space plazas by law, and served for four years on Community Board 8 on Manhattan's Museum Mile, appointed by the Mayor of New York City. It all started at Fisher, my love of the beautiful architecture and exposure to the arts in Boston led me to my current focus on supporting the arts both as a musician, artist, and writer. My advice to students is to look, listen to your inner voice, find your passion and follow it. Beverly co-leads Great Decisions International Discussion Group and plays cello in a string orchestra in Sarasota, Florida. She also is affiliated with the U.N. Women and Florida's Learners to Leaders program, a group of 23 high school women who committed to studying and researching issues that impact women throughout the world. "my first duty was to report to ankara, Turkey" Beverly (lydon) Peyser `55 9 Host your next event at Fisher college www.fisher.edu/alumni Space available at our Back Bay/Boston campus for private events, including small weddings, showers, cocktail receptions, and trainings. Rental locations include classrooms, conference rooms, Alumni Hall, One Arlington Street Ballroom, and the Trustees Reading Room. For inquiries, please contact Shiela Lally, Dean of Students at email@example.com or call 617-670-4421. Paris Bound Fisher students are once again heading to Europe for an opportunity to enhance their educational experience. Professor Rich Metzger, Program Director for Hospitality & Tourism and head of the college's study abroad program, and emily Banis stoehrer, Program Director for Fashion Design and Merchandising, began planning the trip a year ago and eager students signed up last May. "The students are so excited! Many of them have never left New England and they are just beside themselves to be traveling to the Fashion capital of the world." Emily says. The experience begins in January when students will begin to take part in a specially designed course. This interdisciplinary course, taught by five faculty members, will help students buff up on their knowledge of French history, art, culture, and language. While they are in France, students will journal and even blog about the trip on the college website as they travel to some of Paris's biggest tourist attractions. The trip also includes special visits to a fashion atelier or workshop, a day at Versailles where amongst the treasures of pre-revolutionary splendor students will learn about Louis XIV and fashion leader, Marie Antoinette, and a voyage to the castles of the Loire Valley where Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel spent her youth. The trip is bound to be an unforgettable experience. come? Want to erman, Sh Kristen mni g an r of Alu Directo is also bringin at r lations tact he Re ; con i group sher.edu alumn fi an01@ ksherm tion. informa r more fo 10 Fisher College students have been busy preparing for the "real world." Hear firsthand how the Life After Fisher College series has impacted students. Thank you to all of our alumni who volunteered and participated! Painless Networking "[One thing I learned is] we should always be dressed professionally, especially as students. We should also wear a jacket, because that is a symbol of power, and makes you look sharp." nicole donovan `12 call for mentors: Crooked Career Paths "I enjoyed and appreciate the opportunity of getting to know these four women's careers and how they got there. It was very inspiring and taught me to persevere." Cristian Cruz `12 Mock Interviews for Seniors "I hadn't been in a real interview process before, so the mock interview helped me to see my strengths and weaknesses, and what to expect for my first real interview." Carla Perez `12 Helping Professions "Overall, I learned a lot about where life can take you. It makes you wonder if you are even going to end up in the field that you envisioned yourself in while in college. It was great to see where they started and where they are now, the diversity in their experiences and the love that they have for their careers is great. Someday, I will come back to Fisher and tell my story!" Carolina Brea `11 Informational Interviews "There is so much advice and wisdom to be shared amongst people who have the same interests and goals in not only career paths but life in general. The information I received from Mary DeBaggis '86 definitely confirmed my interest in the visual merchandising field." karissa halloran `11 Contact Heather Carpenter, Director of Career Services, at email@example.com to volunteer for an upcoming event. Career Search Strategies that Work! Wednesday, March 7, 2012 12:30pm � 1:30pm Alumni Hall, 116 Beacon St, Boston Young alums are back on-campus to teach you techniques they used to find a job after college. Here's your chance to get involved! Etiquette Dinner Tuesday, April 10, 2012 6:00pm � 8:00pm The College Club, 44 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston Which fork do I use? How should I fold my napkin? When do I order dessert? $5, RSVP required. www.fisher.edu/etiquettedinner Calling Mock Interview Volunteers! Friday, March 30, 2012 12:00pm � 4:00pm Sign up as an interviewer for a 2 or 4 hour block. Internship Fair Wednesday, April 11, 2012 12:30pm � 2:00pm Alumni Hall, 116 Beacon Street, Boston Meet prospective students looking for internships. Top 10 Things Interviewers Hate to Hear Thursday, April 5, 2012 6:00pm � 7:00pm Alumni Hall, 116 Beacon Street, Boston Learn what not to say from these tried-and-true hiring experts. Internship Presentations Friday, April 27, 2012 2:00pm � 5:00pm Ballroom, One Arlington Street, Boston www.fisher.edu/careerservices 11 Fisher athletics www.fisher.edu/alumni introducing fisherfalcons.com The Fisher Athletics Department is very excited to announce the launch of our newly redesigned athletics webpage, Fisherfalcons.com. In addition to headshots and bios of all student-athletes, the site features videos, articles, and enhanced stats and standing pages. The new site will allow us to showcase the talents and attributes brought forth by our current men and women wearing Fisher Falcon uniforms. In just a short time, Fisher athletic programs have produced 12 conference championships, numerous All-Conference performers, and multiple Conference Players of the Year. Fisher has also produced two professional athletes over the last four years, a number that is certain to grow. The new site is a big step in the progression of the Department of Athletics and we look forward to its continued evolvement. Athletics invites your organization to take advantage of the opportunity to sponsor FisherFalcons.com. By participating as a sponsor, your organization will benefit from extended exposure through an advertisement slot on our new home-page. Your promotional efforts will be directed towards the supporters of Fisher College and will add value to your marketing plan. If you are interested in learning more, please contact Scott Dulin, Director of Athletics, at firstname.lastname@example.com. Jackie streeter '10: interim Head softball coach Director of Athletics Scott Dulin has announced the hiring of Jackie streeter `10 as the Interim Head Softball Coach for the 2012 season. Jackie enters her first season as the Interim Head Softball Coach two years removed from completing one of the best athletic careers Fisher College has seen. A 2010 Fisher College graduate with a Bachelor's Degree in Management, Streeter was a three-sport athlete for the Falcons. She was a three year starter for Fisher's soccer and basketball team as well as a four year starter on the softball team. meet Jackie and watch the lady falcons during spring training in orlando, florida this march 10 � 18, 2012. During her first season at Fisher, Streeter was named Sunrise Conference Freshman of the Year. As a sophomore she batted .469 and was named the Conference Player of the Year and a First Team All-Conference nominee. Her junior year, her best at Fisher, Streeter finished the year with a .577 batting average, ranking her number 1 in the NAIA. In addition to her First Team All-Conference and Player of the year awards, Coach Streeter was named to the National Fastpitch Coaches Association Second Team All-Region. During her senior year, Streeter hit .425, again earning her Player of the year and All-Conference awards. Upon completion of her athletic career, Coach Streeter was presented with The Division of Athletics Award for her dedication towards the Athletic Program at Fisher College. 12 For details visit fisherfalcons.com! What it means to be a Fisher studentathlete Fisher College and the NAIA pride themselves on the strong character development within their student-athletes. This past fall Fisher College was honored as a Champions of Character Five Star Institution. Coach dulin's non-negotiables ...... inteGrity, resPeCt, resPonsiBility, sPortsmAnshiP, servAnt leAdershiP The NAIA Champions of Character program has established five core values that go well beyond the playing field to the daily decisions of our youth. These character values help young people -- and those associated with their development -- make good choices in all aspects of their life and reflect the true spirit of competition. Each student-athlete competing for Fisher College must stand true to the NAIA's Five Core Values. These core values of integrity, respect, responsibility, sportsmanship, and servant leadership are instrumental in the development of the athletes on the Fisher campus. The inteGrity of an athlete is the internal trait that guides behavior. The resPeCt of an athlete is based on treating others the way you want to be treated. To display resPonsiBility an athlete must abide by the social force that binds him/her to the good of the team. sPortsmAnshiP is shown through following the rules, spirit, and etiquette of athletic competition. Finally, to demonstrate servAnt leAdershiP a Fisher student-athlete must be serving the greater good while focusing on the team's mission and purpose. To compete on the field or court at Fisher College, it is important for all coaches and players to understand and follow these guidelines set forth by the NAIA. Through building character it is evident Fisher will also build champions. 13 alumni advantages fisher.edu/alumni-advantages www.fisher.edu/alumni Helping Others Alumni Panel (l to r): Heather Carpenter, Leah (Lentini) Winters '94, Julie Calderone '79, Julie (Moffi) Whitney `01 Stay current on college happenings and alumni events. Update your email at fisher.edu/alumni-update. to the E.H. & M.C. Fisher 3 3 3 @Fisher 3 3 Crooked Career Paths Alumni Panel (l to r): Nancy (Schultz) Ramsden '54, Mary O'Brien '77, Catalina Chew '04, Eileen Keady '75 fisher is for life Alumni receive a 25% Fisher For Life discount on any Continuing Education course. insurance discounts Alumni receive Auto & Home Insurance Discounts with Liberty Mutual. Prior learning Accepted Translate employment, military service, trainings, and other experiences into course credits. fisher.edu/pla earn your mBA Earn another credential on Fisher College's campus. fisher.edu/mba Cohorts starting in North Attleborough on February 2 and in Boston Spring 2012. GivinG 617-670-4419 Ask ABout Legacy Society finish now Apply previously earned credits toward a Fisher bachelor's degree. fisher.edu/dcp 14 out & about NYC Reception thursday, January 19, 2012 6:00pm - 7:30pm The Princeton Club 15 West 43rd Street (between 5th and 6th Avenues) New York, NY Reconnect with local alumni and learn what's happening at Fisher from President McGovern. Free, RSVP required. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: saturday, April 14, 2012 3:00pm - 4:30pm Boxwood Estate Winery Middleburg, VA Fisher college n www.fisher.edu/alumnievents W e DC & VA Area Reception Mid-Summer Madras: Rooftop Party Wednesday, July 18, 2012 5:30pm - 7:00pm 118 Beacon Street Boston, MA Don't feel stranded in the city. Be cool and cool off in one of the coolest spots in Boston -- the roof top at 118 Beacon Street. Prizes awarded to those most ensconced in Madras. RSVP and madras attire required, $20. Includes a spectacular view of the Esplanade and Charles River, entry in the Ensconced Madras competition, beverages and complimentary appetizers. All proceeds support first year students in The Common Experience. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: s See what it takes to operate a winery in this behind the scenes tour and sample one of the finest wines being made in Virginia. Graciously hosted by proprietors John kent & rita (donoghue) Cooke `54. Free, space is limited to 20 guests. RSVP required. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Boston After Work thursday, february 16, 2012 6:00pm Forum 755 Boylston Street Boston, MA Hosted by partners Brett fodiman `06, euz Acevedo, and Jeff Gauches `06 Cash Bar, appetizers provided. RSVP required. Suggested donation of $10, proceeds support first year students in The Common Experience. :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Vermont Brunch sunday, June 17, 2012 11:00am Ormsby Hill Inn 1842 Main Street Manchester, VT Taste what Vermont does best: Maple Syrup. Innkeeper Chris sprague `66 will interpret maple syrup beyond your traditional pancake. Also meet Sugarlands Farms proprietor and maple syrup producer susan motschman '68. Graciously hosted by Inn Keeper Chris sprague `66. $10, space limited. RSVP required. Arrive early and stay overnight, contact the Ormsby Hill Inn at 802-362-1163. Guided Museum Tour thursday, August 9, 2012 6:00pm - 7:00pm Fisher College at AHA! New Bedford Art Museum 608 Pleasant Street New Bedford, MA See what's on view with a guided tour of the New Bedford Art Museum. Explore the streets of New Bedford at this citywide block party. Free, RSVP required. 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If I had a football conversation and someone mentioned assists then I would end the conversation as they clearly know **** all about the game. Well not **** all but they are clearly not a 'football person.' Call it a prejudice but life is too short.
If I had a football conversation and someone mentioned assists then I would end the conversation as they clearly know **** all about the game. Well not **** all but they are clearly not a 'football person.' Call it a prejudice but life is too short.
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There you go, that's why assists are important.
When he scored the first non goal, I thought, I should back him to score the first goal. Decided against it, then when a ball was crossed in far post towards him, I though, they're targeting him, I should back him now, went against the feeling again. Dumbest ****.
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Brilliant from Brazil.
Originally Posted by Peter Mooresforever 63*
That goal was so simple, but oh so ****ing sublime. Superb pass.
Do have a chuckle at the "Brazil are poor" brigade on here and elsewhere.
"Poor" for Brazil is the semis. At worst.
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#408. Sixty three not out forever.
Van Persie spending more time on the ground then not so far.
If anyones watching a replay it's at the 30 minute mark.
What a save, what a passage of play. Would have been the goal of the tourney by a street.
Love watching Brazil. Always takes me back to 96 and string bikinis on Ipanema Beach when I was in Rio..
Back in five.
Brazil look capable of scoring every time they go forward, Holland look as if they could play all week and not score.
Could quite conceivably end up 3 or 4-0 if Brazil want to.
Absolutely loving how the Brazilians are riding challenges and staying on their feet despite being obviously fouled. Fantastic stuff.
The Dutch lucky to be nil here - scoreline flattering them massively TBH.
Yeah, Brazil to win the tournament. I can't see any of the other sides, bar maybe Spain if they get their act together, troubling them much in defence.
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One of the bystanders was a 23-year-old Mountain Home man. Ada County Paramedics transported him for treatment, but don't believe the eye injury is life threatening.
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This topic is all I heard today in general chat. All these people wanting autofire. I mean how lazy can you get? Do you want to just push a single button and your ship do everything? How about an autoplay feature, that way you dont even have to touch the keyboard.
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LONG after last Sunday's hotly contested Ateneo-La Salle game, people were still talking about the commotion that occurred in the passageway leading to the dugouts of Smart Araneta Coliseum.
Reports in various media said that a La Salle fan, later identified as JJ Atayde, had rushed from his ringside seat to within earshot of Ateneo coach Bo Perasol, who was on his way to the dugout with the Blue Eagles and his coaching staff after the team lost to the Green Archers, 62-64.
Good thing, a steel fence separated the passageway from the ringside section. Otherwise, there's no telling how or where the fan could have ended up.
Nobody anticipated the reaction that the fan's heckling elicited from the usually cool-headed, mild-mannered Perasol, who has no history of losing his cool even when he was still coaching in the PBA.
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Perasol's transformation into a very angry Incredible Hulk happened in an instant, triggered by words uttered by the heckler.
What exactly did the heckler say, some fans wondered.
It took four or five big, strong men to restrain Perasol and stop him from going after the fan.
Later, when Perasol had calmed down, he apologized to everyone.
Except to the La Salle fan.
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"Right at the very beginning of the game, just after the tipoff, the heckler already made his presence felt," said an Ateneo insider who requested not to be identified. "I saw him standing, I heard him shouting at Ryan Buenafe. For all we know, that's the role he's supposed to play—to get the opponent's goat."
The insider said he couldn't blame Perasol for losing his cool.
"Imagine, we had just gotten from a bitter loss, and to our arch rival at that, when Coach Bo was met by this heckler who was shouting, "Perasol, salamat sa panalo! (Perasol, thank you for the victory!) O, di tanggal ang yabang mo! (Now, there goes your ego)."
"Coach Bo just blacked out and went after him," the insider said. "Of course Coach Bo later regretted that he had allowed the fan to succeed in getting his goat. This was the reaction that the heckler had wanted to elicit from him. Coach Bo promised not to allow this to happen again."
Well, heckling is all part of the game—as long as it does not get out of hand. The violent reaction to the heckling as well as the fierce partisanship—these will always be part of a La Salle-Ateneo duel.
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Bhopal Gas Peedith Mahila Udyog Sanghathan (BGPMUS) and Bhopal Gas Peedith Sangharsh Sahayog Samiti (BGPSSS) have submitted a memorandum titled "The Bhopal Gas Leak Disaster: Twenty-five years after" to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh
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A woman, recently released on bail after being accused of murdering her fiancé last October, was found hanging at her residence in Peenya I Stage here on Monday morning.
The parents of Sowmya Saloni (24) told the police that she was depressed and humiliated over her jail term.
On Sunday night, Sowmya slept in the same room as her parents, Prakash and Indira. When Mr. Prakash, an industrialist, woke up around 5 a.m., he saw that Sowmya was not in their room. The bedroom door was also locked from the outside, as was his son's. Mr. Prakash then called the police, who broke the door open and saw Sowmya hanging from the ceiling of the hall.
Soumya was charged with murdering Nitish (27), her fiancé, on October 21, 2012. Nitish, an employee of Accenture, met her through a social networking site two years ago and the two eventually got engaged.
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The Novo Hopovo Monastery (Serbian: Манастир Ново Хопово / Manastir Novo Hopovo) is a Serb Orthodox monastery on the Fruška Gora mountain in northern Serbia, in the province of Vojvodina. According to tradition, the monastery was built by the Despots of the House of Branković. The first reliable mention of the monastery dates back to 1641.
The Novo Hopovo Monastery was declared Monument of Culture of Exceptional Importance in 1990, and it is protected by the Republic of Serbia.[citation needed]
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Kate Gosselin has primary custody of the eight children she had with ex-husband, Jon Gosselin, but who's watching the brood while Kate's filming Donald Trump's Celebrity Apprentice in New York City?
It depends who you ask.
While the bodyguard once used to protect and watch over the children has reportedly turned into more of a boy toy for Kate these days, a source close to Jon exclusively tells RadarOnline.com that he's helping out with the children, while another source close to Kate says her estranged ex isn't helping any more than usual and she's had to employ three nannies to help out while she tapes.
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"Jon has the kids for a few days a week. The custody schedule changes all the time, always depending on Kate's schedule," the source told Radar.
"Jon drops them off at the house, and the nanny takes them at the front door. He usually doesn't know if Kate is around or not, and he doesn't know her shooting schedule. She really keeps Jon in the dark about a lot of things. But it's safe to say Kate was not with them last week, because Jon is."
But according to an insider on Team Kate, Jon hasn't stepped up any extra at all while she films the reality TV show and Kate's been forced to foot the expensive nanny bill.
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"Kate actually asked Jon to help out more with the kids while she does Celeb Apprentice, but he refused. He only wanted to take them his usual one day a week," the insider told Radar.
Just last weekend the Gosselin children were spotted in New York City though, presumably to visit their mother while under the care of their nannies.
A passerby walking her pug in Central Park ran into the Gosselin kids over the weekend:
The same woman also tweeted a photo giving props to Kate for being a "good mom."
"Kate has been going back and forth as much as she can between filming to spend time with the kids," the source said.
"The only reason she's even doing Celebrity Apprentice is to make and income to help raise her kids. Having eight children isn't cheap!"
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