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OAKLAND — Tired of years of public urination, assaults and vandalism, residents near UC Berkeley's southern edge last week sued dozens of the university's fraternities.
The lawsuit, filed in Alameda County Superior Court against more than 70 groups and property owners, contends that the fraternities make life miserable for neighbors by encouraging underage drinking, littering sidewalks and streets, partying all night and shooting pellet guns at residents. The suit asks for unspecified monetary damages and an end to the noise and destruction.
"Every resident of Berkeley has the right to live in a peaceful and safe neighborhood," said lead plaintiff Paul Ghysels, who lives in a 100-year-old house next to a fraternity on Durant Avenue. His wife grew up in the house, he said, and the couple does not want to move.
Attorneys for both sides were in court Jan. 19 as the Berkeley residents asked a judge to grant a temporary restraining order against the fraternities. The judge, Frank Roesch, refused, saying the group must await its day in court.
"The status quo is the status quo and we're going to maintain it," Roesch said.
The residents claim drinking and partying have left the neighborhoods surrounding the 37 fraternities nearly uninhabitable. Police enforcement and university crackdowns have done little to prevent underage drinking, Ghysels said.
"You're putting (students younger than 21) into a house with uncontrolled alcohol available," Ghysels said. "You have a herd mentality."
Attorneys for the fraternities said the national organizations that run the UC Berkeley chapters are serious about preventing such problems.
It is unfair to blame organizations for individuals' behavior, said Walnut Creek attorney Stephen Fowler, who is representing some of the fraternities.
"Nobody condones this sort of behavior," Fowler told Roesch in the courtroom. "This is an attempt to grandstand."
Fraternity behavior has long been an issue for UC Berkeley and other universities nationwide. UC Berkeley formed a task force in 2005 to assuage the feelings of neighbors to the south, and the university that same year cracked down on fraternity and sorority drinking after a series of unsettling incidents.
Berkeley residents have a history of success turning to the courts to end such problems.
Also in 2005, neighbors of the notorious Le Chateau student housing cooperative filed a series of small-claims suits against noisy, destructive residents of the building.
The University Students' Cooperative Association, which ran the house, eventually kicked out Le Chateau's residents, converted the building into housing for graduate students and visiting scholars and changed the name to the Hillegass-Parker House.
UC Berkeley administrators did not respond to interview requests Tuesday. Fraternity leaders directed a reporter to attorneys.
In the Oakland courtroom on Tuesday, the judge asked why he should immediately force fraternities to do something the law already requires.
After decades of fraternity parties next to private homes, he asked, why should anything change now?
"Where's the blood on the sidewalk?" he said.
Ghysels "hasn't had a peaceful weekend for over a decade," attorney Louis Garcia answered. "This is our last resort."
Matt Krupnick covers higher education. Contact him at 925-943-8246. Follow him at Twitter.com/mattkrupnick.


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VIENNA - Adam Nedeff was raised in Vienna, but moved to California to pursue a career involving his passion for game shows.
Nedeff's idol was legendary game show host Bill Cullen and he wrote a book about the man who was a familiar face on daytime TV for three decades.
Nedeff will be honored 6 p.m. Sept. 10 at the Vienna Public Library where a reception will be held and he will sign his book, "Quizmaster: The Life and Times and Fun and Games of Bill Cullen."
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Adam Nedeff sits with the book he wrote about his idol, the late talk show host Bill Cullen.
He will bring hundreds of pictures of his idol and the inspiration for writing a novel on Cullen's life, including photos of Cullen in the television shows.
"Today, not a lot of people remember who he was," Nedeff said.
"Anybody who is a younger person and thinks they are the only one who likes game shows, come see who other people are interested in."
Cullen was an American radio and television personality whose career lasted more than 30 years.
He was the emcee of numerous popular game shows, including "Password," "I've Got a Secret," "The Joker's Wild" and "The Price is Right."
Nedeff hopes young people will be inspired by their passions and surround themselves with those who have the same dreams and aspirations.
"I'm looking to get a chance to spread the word about this guy," Nedeff said of Cullen.
In all, Cullen, a native of Pittsburgh, was the host of 23 game shows, more than anyone in television history.
Jill Chidester, the adult program coordinator for the library, said the library likes to see local people who have made accomplishments return to the area.
"We like to focus on local authors," Chidester said. "We're happy to have him here."

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Glenoid labrum
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Lateral view of the shoulder showing the glenoid labrum (marked "glenoid ligament")
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|Anatomical terminology
The glenoid labrum (glenoid ligament) is a fibrocartilaginous rim attached around the margin of the glenoid cavity in the shoulder blade. The shoulder joint is considered a ball and socket joint. However, in bony terms the 'socket' (the glenoid fossa of the scapula) is quite shallow and small, covering at most only a third of the 'ball' (the head of the humerus). The socket is deepened by the glenoid labrum.
The labrum is triangular in section, the base is fixed to the circumference of the cavity, while the free edge is thin and sharp.
It is continuous above with the tendon of the long head of the biceps brachii, which gives off two fascicles to blend with the fibrous tissue of the labrum.
Clinical significance[edit]
Tearing of the labrum can occur from either acute trauma or repetitive shoulder motion such as in the sports of swimming, baseball and football. Acute trauma may be from dislocation of the shoulder, direct blows to the shoulder, and other accidents of the sort. Tears are classified as either superior or inferior in regards to where the tear is in the glenoid cavity. A SLAP lesion (superior labrum, anterior to posterior) is a tear where the glenoid labrum meets the tendon of the long head of the biceps muscle. Symptoms include increased pain with overhead activity, popping or grinding, loss of strength, and trouble localizing a specific point of pain. Because a SLAP lesion involves the biceps, pain and weakness may also be felt when performing elbow flexion with resistance.
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This article incorporates text in the public domain from the 20th edition of Gray's Anatomy (1918)
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Affordable new homes on their way in Shiregreen
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Lord Mayor of Sheffield Cllr Peter Rippon , Mayoress of Sheffield Susan Rippon, Nathan Brough, regional operations manager Keepmoat, and Tim Wray, Project Manager – Sanctuary Group.
Sanctuary Group invited local partners and the Lord Mayor of Sheffield Councillor Peter Rippon along to its site in Shiregreen to see the excellent progress being made with the development.
The £700,000 scheme in Ecclesfield Road will see the creation of five affordable new family homes, available for rent, which are being built by Sanctuary's construction partner Keepmoat Regeneration.
As with so many of Sanctuary's developments, this new project will deliver much-needed affordable housing and has helped create apprenticeship opportunities for local people.
To celebrate the progress with construction, Councillor Peter Rippon and other partners donned hard hats and protective clothing and joined Sanctuary and Keepmoat for a tour of the site and a closer look at the plans for the development.
Rob Harbourne, Sanctuary's development manager for the North, said: "This new development in Shiregreen will provide five new high quality affordable family homes, something we feel is well worth celebrating, especially as it tidies up an area next to the recently built Park View Care Home."
Councillor Peter Rippon commented: "I am delighted that work has started on this development. It further strengthens the council's partnership with Sanctuary Group and will broaden the level of affordable housing available in the Shiregreen area. The homes will also compliment other developments planned for the former Woolley Wood School and Papermill Road sites, which we are also looking forward to being completed."
Nathan Brough, regional operations manager at Keepmoat, added: "We are very pleased to be working with Sanctuary to bring these much-needed family homes to Sheffield.
"Our partnership with Sanctuary has enabled many communities to benefit from both high quality new homes and training and employment opportunities, and we are delighted that this can continue at Ecclesfield Road."
The Ecclesfield Road development is part funded by the Homes and Communities Agency and is expected to complete in Autumn of this year.
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Miguel Grau Seminario
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Peruvian Admiral during the War of the Pacific
July 27, 1834
Paita, Peru
October 8, 1879 (aged 45)
Near Punta Angamos, Bolivia
Miguel María Grau Seminario (b. Paita, Peru, 27 July 1834 - d. Punta Angamos, Bolivia, 8 October 1879) was a renowned Peruvian naval officer and hero of the Naval Battle of Angamos during the War of the Pacific (1879-1884). He was known as the el Caballero de los Mares (Spanish for "Knight of the Seas") for his chivalry and is esteemed by both Peruvians and Chileans. He is an iconic figure for the Peruvian Navy, and one of the most famous military leaders of the Americas.
Early life
Miguel Grau was born in Paita on 27 July 1834 in the house of Dr. Alexander Diamont Newel with the assistance of the midwife Tadea Castillo, also known as "The Morito," both prominent figures in Paita. His father was Don Juan Manuel Grau y Berrío, a former lieutenant colonel in the Colombian army who came to Peru with Bolivar in the fight for independence from Spain. Later, Don Juan bought property in Paita and worked at the Customs Office. His mother, Luisa Seminario y del Castillo, motivated Grau to love the sea from his youth. He entered the Paita Nautical School. He first went to sea when he was nine years old, going to Fortune, Colombia, aboard a merchant schooner. The the schooner sank and he returned to Paita. Grau later went on various merchant ships to ports in Oceania, Asia, America and Europe. These voyages gave Grau strong the seagoing experience for his brilliant career as a naval officer.
In 1853, at the age of 19, he left the merchant marine and became an officer candidate of the Peruvian Navy, where he developed an outstanding professional reputation. In 1854, he was Alferez de Fragata of the steamer Rimac. His career was rapid and brilliant. In 1863, he was promoted to Teniente 2• and to Teniente 1• a year later. In 1864, he was sent to Europe to oversee the construction of ships for the Peruvian fleet. Among these ships was the ironclad Huáscar, launched in 1865 by Laird at Birkenhead. Upon his return, Chile and Peru joined together in a binational fleet against Spainish attempts to reclaim their American colonies. In 1865, he was promoted to Capitán de Fragata. He left the navy briefly to serve as a member of congress representing Paita. In 1868, he was recalled to the Navy and was named commander of the Huáscar with the rank of Capitán de Navio. In 1876 he was again elected a congressman for Paita.
War of the Pacific
When the War of the Pacific against Chile began on 5 April 1879, Miguel Grau was a Capitán de Navio in the Peruvian Navy, in command of the ironclad Huáscar. Capitán Grau played an important role by interdicting Chilean lines of communication and supply, damaging, capturing or destroying several enemy vessels, and bombarding port installations. Grau's Huáscar became famed for moving stealthily, striking by surprise and then disappearing. These actions put off a Chilean invasion by sea for six months and resulted in his promotion to the rank of Contra-Almirante (Rear Admiral).
The Knight of the Seas
At the Battle of Iquique Grau rescued the crew of a ship just sunk by Huáscar and then wrote condolences to the widow of his opponent Arturo Prat, returning his sword and personal effects.
Letter to Carmela Carvajal de Prat (Prat's widow)
- Dear Madam:
- I have a sacred duty that authorizes me to write you, despite knowing that this letter will deepen your profound pain, by reminding you of recent battles.
- During the naval combat that took place in the waters of Iquique, between the Chilean and Peruvian ships, on the 21st day of the last month, your worthy and valiant husband Captain Mr. Arturo Prat, Commander of the Esmeralda, was, like you would not ignore any longer, victim of his reckless valor in defense and glory of his country's flag.
- While sincerely deploring this unfortunate event and sharing your sorrow, I comply with the sad duty of sending you some of his belongings, invaluable for you, which I list at the end of this letter. Undoubtedly, they will serve of small consolation in the middle of your misfortune, and I have hurried in remitting them to you.
- Reiterating my feelings of condolence, I take the opportunity of offering you my services, considerations and respects and I render myself at your disposal.
At the port of Antofagasta, after sneaking up on an enemy ship, he courteously asked the crew to abandon ship before opening fire. These and other gestures earned him the nickname of el Caballero de los Mares ("Knight of the Seas" or "Gentleman of the Seas") from his Chilean opponents, acknowledging an extraordinary sense of chivalry and his gentlemanly behaviour, combined with his highly-efficient and brave combat career.
Death at Battle of Angamos
Almirante Grau was killed by an armour-piercing shell during the Naval Battle of Angamos on 8 October 1879. Huáscar was captured by the Chileans after incurring severe casualties in the close-range artillery duel. Although most of Grau's body was not recovered, his remains were buried with military honours in Chile, which were returned to Peru in 1958. For many years after his death, his name was called in a ceremonial roll-call of the Peruvian Navy. He posthumously received the rank of Gran Almirante del Perú (Grand Admiral of Peru) in 1967 by order of the Peruvian Congress. A portrait of Almirante Grau is on display in the museum ship Huáscar.
In the year 2000, Miguel Grau was recognized as the "Peruvian of the Millennium" by popular vote.
Three cruisers of the Peruvian Navy have been named for Grau: one launched in 1906 by Messrs. Vickers Ltd.; one acquired in 1959 from Britain (ex-HMS Newfoundland); and, more recently, one acquired from the Netherlands (ex-De Ruyter).
- Robert Gardiner (editorial director), Conway's All the World's Fighting Ships 1860-1905. London: Conway Maritime Press, 1979. ISBN: 0-85177-605-1.
- Robert Hutchinson (editor), Jane's Warship Recognition Guide, Revised Edition. New York and London: HarperCollins, 2002. ISBN: 0-00-713722-2
- Francis E. McMurtrie and Raymond V.B. Blackman (editors), Jane's Fighting Ships 1949-50. New York: The McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1949.
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Fellows of Senate
Deputy Chancellor
The Deputy Chancellor is an existing Fellow of Senate who has been elected by Senate for a two year term of office to assist the Chancellor in his or her role, acting as Chancellor when required or when the Chancellor is absent from the University or can otherwise not attend to the functions of the position. Whilst acting as Chancellor, the Deputy Chancellor has the full rights and responsibilities of the Chancellor.
Current Deputy Chancellor
Mr Alec Brennan AM has been Deputy Chancellor of The University of Sydney since 5 February 2015. He has been elected for a term commencing on 5 February 2015 and concluding on 31 December 2015.
Election of Deputy Chancellor
Section 11 of the University of Sydney By-law 1999 (as amended) provides that an election to the office of Deputy Chancellor must take place at an ordinary meeting of the Senate held: (a) in February 2000, and (b) in February of every second year after that year.
Elections for Deputy Chancellor are to be held in accordance with those procedures prescribed by resolution of the Senate for election to the office of Deputy Chancellor.
The Deputy Chancellor holds office until his or her successor is elected, and is eligible for re-election.
More information about the position of Deputy Chancellor
- Present and former Deputy Chancellors
- Academic dress
- Relevant legislation:
Section 11 and sections 3 and 7, Schedule 1, University of Sydney Act 1989 (as amended)
Chapter 3, University of Sydney By-law 1999 (as amended)
Section 2, University Governance - Resolutions of the Senate
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Cloud computing with Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud
Preparing and Uploading
Amazon provides two sets of tools. The first bundle of software you need is the AMI Tools package [4], which contains the tools for creating AMIs and uploading them to Amazon. The second is the EC2 command-line tools bundle [5], which performs more generic tasks, such as creating and controlling EC2 instances. To start, download both files and extract them into a directory. Although you can install these in a system directory (/usr/local for example), for this example, install in the home directory. With the files in place, set some environment variables. The EC2 software requires a couple of custom variables:
export EC2_HOME=~/ec2-api-tools/ export EC2_AMITOOL_HOME=~/ec2-ami-tools/
For more information on these variables, see the Readme file ec2-ami-tools/readme-install.txt.
Now, make sure JAVA_HOME is set, and add the EC2 directories to the PATH variable.
export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/cacao/jre/ export PATH=$PATH:ec2-api-tools/bin:ec2-ami-tools/bin
To check that everything is working, enter:
ec2-bundle-image --help
To use your Linux image, you need to bundle it, upload it to EC2, and register it. To bundle the image, use the ec2-bundle-image tool, which is provided by AMI tools:
ec2-bundle-image -i myimage.fs --cert ec2-keys/cert-XXX.pem --privatekey ec2-keys/pk-XXX.pem -u 1234-2345-1234
This takes your Linux image, splits it into several files, and creates a manifest file, which tells EC2 where your image is hosted in Amazon Simple Storage Services (S3) and how to use it. The split image files are created in /tmp/ by default – have a look once the ec2-bundle-image process is complete.
Next, upload the image with the ec2-upload-bundle tool, which takes all the files you just created on your local machine and uploads them to S3:
ec2-upload-bundle -b my-image \ -m /tmp/myimage.fs.manifest.xml -a access-key-here -s secret-key-here --ec2cert ~/test1518.pem
This might take some time, so make sure your terminal won't timeout while you're waiting (e.g., use screen). After the upload has completed, look in your S3 account and notice that the bucket named my-image contains the files that you created with ec2-bundle-image.
Your Linux image is now sitting on S3 with a manifest file.
Registering and using AMI
The last step is to register and use the Linux image:
ec2-register my-ubuntu-df/myimage.fs.manifest.xml -K ~/.ec2/pk-XXXX.pem -C ~/.ec2/cert-XXXX.pem
Note that ec2-register refers to the manifest file on S3, not on your local machine – hence, the path my-ubuntu-df/myimage.fs.manifest.xml. Also, you can register through ElasticFox by clicking the green plus icon in the AMI listing and entering the path to the manifest file.
To use the image, fire up ElasticFox, refresh the list of AMIs, and find your new AMI using the filter box to the top right of the AMI list. Create a new instance of the AMI, and there you have it: You're running your own Linux image on EC2 for US$ 0.10 an hour.
Once the instance is running, ssh onto it and play around. Very quickly you'll decide what software and content files you want on all your EC2 instances, and you can then push the files and programs into your AMI using the steps I took you through above.
If you think your image is really good, you can share it for free or charge others for the use of it through Amazon.
Playing in the Clouds
Like any new technology, cloud computing is fun to play with, but you'll like it even better if you can get some really good use out of it.
So, what is EC2 good for?
Cloud computing makes it easier to throw vast amounts of hardware at a problem without having to worry about the details of hosting, networking connectivity, cooling, or the boredom of 100 hosting contracts. This makes EC2 great for anything that requires lots of servers – processing millions of images, searching and cataloging tasks, and so on. Anything that can be done quicker by throwing more computing power at it can use EC2.
And because you can requisition servers on the fly, cloud computing is good for time-sensitive tasks, such as sending hundreds of items of email over lunch or preparing lots of video files while the user waits. Scaling on the fly means you don't have dozens of servers sitting around doing nothing (and costing you money).
The cloud is also suited to any service that might need to scale, but you don't know the number of end users – for example, social networks, intranets, extranets, or online applications. Also, you can use EC2 to test new server configurations, and you can use the cloud to test applications [6].
Cloud computing is set to change the way applications are built and deployed. Anything that is impossible now because you can't afford the servers becomes wonderfully possible – or at least much cheaper. Creating custom AMIs will allow you to get the most out of the service by launching EC2 instances fine-tuned for your particular applications. Building and uploading images can take time, but once you have them, it is easy to tweak the images to contain exactly what your applications need and no more.
And once you can create 1,000 copies of your application, you can stop worrying about those server loads.
- Creating an AWS account: https://aws-portal.amazon.com/gp/aws/developer/registration/index.html
- EC2 homepage: http://www.amazon.com/ec2/
- Amazon web services: http://developer.amazonwebservices.com/connect/entry.jspa?entryID=609
- EC2 AMI tools: http://developer.amazonwebservices.com/connect/entry.jspa?externalID=368&categoryID=88
- Amazon command-line tools: http://developer.amazonwebservices.com/connect/entry.jspa?externalID=351&categoryID=88
- Selenium: http://selenium-grid.openqa.org/
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Aztecs Hold on to Defeat UC Riverside 6-5
April 15, 2014
SAN DIEGO, Calif. - San Diego State built a six-run lead over the first five innings and held on for a 6-5 victory over UC Riverside Tuesday evening at Tony Gwynn Stadium. With the win, SDSU completed a sweep of the three meetings with the Highlanders this season while ending a three-game skid to improve to 26-11. The loss extended UCR's losing streak to six games as its record dropped to 14-18.
The Aztecs struck quickly with a run in the first as Greg Allen singled, advanced to second on a sacrifice bunt by Danny Sheehan and scored when Tim Zier's ground ball was misplayed by Highlander second baseman Joe Chavez.
The home side made it 4-0 with three runs in the next inning. Singles by Brad Haynal and Ryan Muno plus a walk to Allen loaded the bases with two outs. Sheehan was then hit by pitch by UCR starter Jordan Kron to bring home Haynal before a walk to Tim Zier allowed Muno to score. SDSU added its third run of the frame when Ty France's grounder to third was booted by Cody Hough.
In the fifth Haynal connected off UCR reliever Angel Landazuri for a two-run homer to right to give the Aztecs a 6-0 advantage.
Aztec starter Cody Thompson pitched into the sixth inning before being lifted after a one-out single. The redshirt freshman went 5.1 innings allowing no runs on two hits with three walks and four strikeout. He would eventually be credited with the win to up his season record to 5-2.
SDSU called on freshman lefty Brett Seeburger, who immediately picked the Highlander runner off first. However, he then surrendered a double and single as the visitors made it a 6-1 contest.
With Justin Hepner on in relief in the eighth, UC Riverside opened the inning with a hit batter and single before the Aztecs went to the bullpen for junior left-hander Brandon Thomas. The change had little effect as a single made it 6-2 before UCR's Nick Vilter hit a ball over the left field fence for a three-run homer that made it a one-run contest at 6-5.
In the bottom of the eighth closer Michael Cederoth came on with one out and a runner on first, getting out of the inning with a pair of strikeouts.
UCR threatened in the ninth, getting runners at second and third with two outs on a walk and Aztec error, but Cederoth got the final out on a grounder to short to track up his 13th save.
Brad Haynal led the SDSU offense on the night with a pair of hits including the home run with two RBI and two runs scored. Ryan Muno, making just his fourth start since returning from a 22-game layoff due to concussion, had a single and double with a run scored.
San Diego will now take a break from conference play as it travels up the freeway to face No. 21 UC Irvine for a three-game series that gets underway on Thursday, Apr. 17, at 6:30 p.m. at Anteater Ballpark.


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This north country Hybrid Post and Beam was designed by the owners to function for them as their last home. This sprawling ranch boosts 1800 square feet of living space on the first floor and includes a massive kitchen, great room, master bedroom, office and pantry. The walkout basement provides additional living space and an elevator for easy access. This home was constructed with conventionally framed walls and a heavy douglas fir timber roof system. All conventionally framed components will have high density spray foam applied for maximum energy efficiency. This house is the...Read More


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Slang for Bohemian Rhapsody.
I got a Queen CD for Valentine's; unfortunately, it was lacking the Bo Rhap.
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The band Queen's multipart operatic rock single Bohemian Rhapsody. Authored by the late Freddie Mercury. Released in 1975 and at number 1 in the UK for 9 weeks. Re-released in 1991; hits number 1 in the UK again and number 2 in the US. Also featured in Wayne's World.
I have my lighter in the air for the Bo Rhap.
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[Uchendu]: "A man belongs to his fatherland when things are good and life is sweet. But when there is sorrow and bitterness he finds refuge in his motherland. Your mother is there to protect you. She is buried there. And that is why we say that mother is supreme. Is it right that you, Okonkwo, should bring to your mother a heavy face and refuse to be comforted? Be careful or you may displease the dead. Your duty is to comfort your wives and children and take them back to your fatherland after seven years. But if you allow sorrow to weigh you down and kill you, they will all die in exile." (14.32)
In Okonkwo's culture, disrespecting your family is a sin. According to Uchendu, Okonkwo is committing a sin by despairing while in exile here in his motherland. Not only is he is dishonoring his mother who raised and nurtured him, but he disrespects his wives and children by not setting a positive example for them in exile. If he doesn't shape up, he's not the only one who will suffer the consequences, his family will too. Again we see that sin is a community affair and not just the private business of a single individual.
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Now that he had time to think of it, his son's crime stood out in its stark enormity. To abandon the gods of one's father and go about with a lot of effeminate men clucking like old hens was the very depth of abomination. Suppose when he died all his male children decided to follow Nwoye's steps and abandon their ancestors. Okonkwo felt a cold shudder run through him at the terrible prospect, like the prospect of annihilation. (17.25)
Okonkwo considers his son's betrayal as evil and a sin. Is Nwoye's behavior a sin, though, or is it another way that the goddess or karma is punishing Okonkwo for killing Ikemefuna?
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It was in fact one of them [a former osu] who in his zeal brought the church into serious conflict with the clan a year later by killing the sacred python, the emanation of the god of water.
The royal python was the most revered animal in Mbanta and all the surrounding clans. It was addressed as "Our Father," and was allowed to go wherever it chose, even into people's beds. It ate rats in the house and sometimes swallowed hens' eggs. If a clansman killed a royal python accidentally, he made sacrifices of atonement and performed an expensive burial ceremony such as was done for a great man. No punishment was prescribed for a man who killed the python knowingly. Nobody thought that such a thing could ever happen. (18.16-17)
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Located in the heart of Boston's West End neighborhood, Regina Cleri is home to 56 senior priests who have devoted their lives in service to God and His Church in Boston. Together, these faithful men represent more than 2,800 years of ministry. Since 1964, our mission has been to provide senior priests with high quality, holistic care and a spectrum of services to meet their changing needs. Our goal is to nurture the spirit, body, and mind of our priests so they can continue living out their vocation. The average age of our residents is 85 years of age. In addition, Regina Cleri has two respite rooms for priests recovering from surgery or illness who need a quiet place to rest prior to returning to ministry.
Many of the priests living at Regina Cleri continue their priesthood by being active in the broader community outside of Regina Cleri, helping out at Masses, hearing confessions and visiting patients in the hospital. For those who are unable to go out into the world as they used to, their vocation is continued through concelebrating daily Mass and prayer at Regina Cleri. The priests gather together for meals each day as a community, as well and partaking in weekly social activities and outings.
Regina Cleri makes it possible for priests to live to their full potential in their later years, and it is an important element of the Clergy Health and Retirement Trust's strategy to provide support to the priests of the Archdiocese of Boston as they age in place.
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Mar. Drugs 2006, 4(3), 70-81; doi:10.3390/md403070
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AbstractVoltage-gated ion channels generate electrical activity in excitable cells. As such, they are essential components of neuromuscular and neuronal systems, and are targeted by toxins from a wide variety of phyla, including the cnidarians. Here, we review cnidarian toxins known to target voltage-gated ion channels, the specific channel types targeted, and, where known, the sites of action of cnidarian toxins on different channels.
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Texas has the most conservative congressional delegation in the country with Sen. John Cornyn and Reps. Randy Neugebauer and Sam Johnson ranking most conservative among their colleagues, according to a report released by the National Journal.
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Sen. John Cornyn ranked first among conservative senators in a new report.
Cornyn, R-San Antonio, tied for the top spot with eight other senators, all of whom earned a conservative ranking of 89.7 percent. Kay Bailey Hutchison, R-Dallas, Texas' senior senator was ranked fourteenth most conservative of the 100 senators.
Johnson, R-Plano, and Neugebauer, R-Lubbock, who was also ranked first in 2009, shared the top spot with three other representatives, all receiving a conservative ranking of 95.0 percent.
Half of the top twenty most conservative representatives are from Texas. Rep. Pete Olson, R-Sugar Land, ranked seventh out of 435, making him the most conservative lawmaker from the Houston area.
John Culberson, R-Houston, Mike Conaway, R-Midland, and Ted Poe, R-Humble, ranked 10th, 11th and 12th, respectively.
Kenny Marchant, Mac Thornberry, and Pete Sessions landed on the list at 14th, 15th and 16th, respectively.
John Carter, R-Round Rock, rounded out the top 20 for Texas, coming in as the 18th most conservative representative.
Kevin Brady, R-The Woodlands, and Michael McCaul, R-Austin, who calls himself the "Washington reformer," ranked 31st and 92nd respectively.
On the other end of the spectrum, Texas Democrats did not rank so high on the liberal scale. The most liberal lawmakers from the Texas delegation were Reps. Eddie Bernice Johnson, D-Dallas, and Shelia Jackson Lee, D-Houston, ranking 69th and 78th most liberal, respectively.
Houston Democrats Al Green and Gene Green ranked 132nd and 196th most liberal. That made Green one of the most moderate Democrats still serving in Congress.
Possible presidential candidate Rep. Ron Paul, R-Lake Jackson, landed in the middle of the list, ranking as 145th most conservative.
Former Democratic Reps. Chet Edwards and Solomon Ortiz, who both lost to Republicans in the November election, were listed as centrists because their liberal and conservative composite scores were close to 50, placing them in the ideological center.
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By Sofia Bledsoe, AMCOMAugust 11, 2008
For an unprecedented five years in a row, the Association of the U.S. Army's Redstone-Huntsville Chapter has been chosen as the international Best Overall Chapter.
This year the Redstone-Huntsville Chapter will share the honor with co-winner Central Texas, Fort Hood.
The Redstone-Huntsville Chapter will be recognized at the AUSA Annual Meeting and Exposition on Oct. 6-8 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C.
"This great accomplishment would not be possible without the hard work and contributions of our board and membership," chapter president Mike Howell said."We have a great leadership team -- the Executive Committee and Executive Board, a great group of corporate and individual members and a very supportive Team Redstone led by Maj. Gen. (Jim) Myles, including SMDC and Lt. Gen. (Kevin) Campbell."
Each year the local chapters of AUSA compete with hundreds of others across the U.S. and overseas. Winning an honor such as Best Overall Chapter is no easy feat. Chapters are judged based on numerous criteria such as having the largest chapter membership, corporate and individual membership growth, support to Army Reserve components, retirees and families; overall percent increase in membership, best general membership meeting and more.
"I sensed that a tie was inevitable this year," Howell said. "This year we were always watching Fort Bragg (N.C.), also in the 3rd Region."
Winning a tie with Fort Hood was a little bit of a surprise to Howell and the chapter members.
"It (Fort Bragg) is the largest chapter in all of AUSA. They finished runner-up to us and the Fort Hood Chapter. Both chapters worked very hard to unseat us this year -- it's a good rivalry to keep us on our toes and improve AUSA overall," Howell said. "We share our lessons learned and techniques with our fellow chapters."
Ultimately, it is all about the Soldiers, AUSA and the Army, he continued. "The stronger we all are, the greater the impact."
Howell credits this chapter's ongoing success to the leadership and membership support from the Redstone-Huntsville community. "Their passion for Soldiers and their families and the great DA civilian work force is shared and underlies all that we do. It makes a difference in the programs that we do," he said.
The overarching mission of AUSA National and its chapters is to represent every American Soldier through three primary objectives. First and foremost it is to be the "voice" for the Army. Then it uses that voice to gain public support of the Army's role in national security. Finally, AUSA provides further support through professional education and informational programs.
"It's all about the Soldiers, AUSA and the Army. The stronger we all are, the greater the impact," Howell said.
There is one area, however, that Howell feels could have been improved upon this year. "We did not get the Army History Streamer -- that's my failing -- as we forgot to report our actions to AUSA National.
"I'm very pleased that we picked up "'Excellence in Corporate Growth,' one of our goals this year, and Greatest DAC membership, ROTC, Reserve Component Support and recruiting support," he said. "All of the categories are important and recognition of our chapter leadership and membership is sweet."
The chapter will also receive three special awards for its activities at the annual meeting last year, Veterans Day programs, and the 2007 Armed Forces Celebration Week in Huntsville-Madison County.
Howell's goal during his first year as chapter president was to keep the qualitative edge in the chapter's programs. "To kick it up a notch as Emeril says."
"I think we did meet that goal and came close to meeting the goal of 300 corporate and 3,000 individual members. The quality of our programs and our reporting of them is going to be our challenge," he said.
With the large Soldier base of Ford Hood, Fort Bliss (Texas), Fort Bragg, and many of the major Soldier posts, winning Best Overall Chapter again will continue to be a huge challenge for Redstone-Huntsville.
"Our challenge this year is to ensure we integrate SMDC with AMCOM in terms of our outreach. This expanded Team Redstone builds the base for the following year as we begin to welcome headquarters AMC to Huntsville and Redstone Arsenal," Howell said.
The Redstone-Huntsville Chapter will also be recognized at the AUSA national convention for the following accomplishments:
Aca,!Ac Best web site - runner-up
Aca,!Ac Best chapter newsletter - runner-up
Aca,!Ac Best general membership meeting - honorable mention
Aca,!Ac Best chapter in support of Reserve components - winner
Aca,!Ac Greatest percentage increase in corporate membership - winner
Aca,!Ac Greatest percentage increase in retiree membership - honorable mention
Aca,!Ac Greatest corporate membership - runner-up
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Aca,!Ac Most active in pursuit of objectives - honorable mention
Aca,!Ac Best corporate member support - runner-up
Aca,!Ac Awards for: Army Birthday, Family Programs, ILW Contribution, ROTC Support, Take the Hill, Star Chapter, three Special Awards (to be presented at the Annual Meeting), Excellence in Corporate Membership Growth, President's Club - Gold Level, Merit Chapter, Superior Chapter, Chapter of Excellence, Support to Recruiting Command, and Continuous Membership Chapters.


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The "liberal war on science" reappears as a media topic
A supposed Democratic war on science has become an occasional topic for writers seeking man-bites-dog stories—news that grabs attention by upending conventional wisdom. Everybody has heard of the alleged Republican war on science. A titillating inversion instead portrays Democrats disrespecting established fact. The latest—"Democrats have a problem with science, too," from Politico on 1 June—finds itself complemented by some slapstick seriousness on Comedy Central: the five-minute "An outbreak of liberal idiocy," starring the fake-news correspondent Samantha Bee.
The clip's satire target is vaccine antiscience. Bee exploits the inversion, first by professing smug certainty that the perpetrators come from the political right, then—after being set straight by Paul Offit, director of the Vaccine Education Center at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia—by overreacting with slapstick alarm that at one point has her in a hazmat suit trying to cordon off every Manhattan Starbucks with yellow crime-scene tape. A serious message emerges from the slapstick antics. Bee explains knowingly, and preposterously, to Offit that "every scientific fact has a counterfact that is true for other people." Offit replies, "The good news about vaccines is that they're not a belief system, they're an evidence-based system." At the end, Offit laments, "I think, sadly, that the only way that this gets better is when we start to see more and more outbreaks." Bee sums up: "So there is a cure for science denial. Once Florida is under water, and we all have polio, it'll be better."
The Politico piece comes just when the New York Times front page, joining other media, is emphasizing the potential election-day consequences for Democratic candidates who fail to oppose President Obama's initiative for power-plant emissions reductions—measures required, the president says, because of what climate science reveals. The commentary's author, Tara Haelle, offers the usual man-bites-dog inversion: "[G]iven the objections to climate science and evolution heard so often from the right, articles lamenting those anti-science views remain commonplace. Less common, though, are those pointing out the donkey in the room: that, when it comes to certain issues, Democrats, too, conveniently ignore science or promote agendas that contradict the scientific consensus."
Haelle charges that the left harbors, and operates on, fears of genetically modified organisms (GMOs), chemicals, and nuclear power. She emphasizes that seeing the problem often requires looking at the state level:
The most publicized anti-GMO bill, California's Proposition 37, was officially supported by the California Democratic Party and officially opposed by the California Republican Party. If you look at the sponsors of the various anti-GMO bills making their way through state legislatures—I've looked up every one—the vast, vast majority of sponsors are Democrats, with just a few Republicans sprinkled in. Even at the national level, anti-GMO sentiment is dominated by Democrats.
She uses a name for the irrational fear of chemicals: chemophobia. Concerning nuclear power, she cites Democrats' stymieing of the Yucca Mountain waste repository and notes the strong antinuclear positions of Greenpeace and the Sierra Club. She perceives substantial antivaccine sentiment on the political left.
A few pieces appeared on this topic last year too. As discussed in this venue, in November the Atlantic published "The Republican Party isn't really the anti-science party" by Mischa Fisher, a former Republican science-policy staffer and legislative director in the House of Representatives. He argued that antiscience has been defined using a limited set of issues, placing the right wing and the religious in an unfair light. A commentary appeared soon in Salon, dismissing the Atlantic piece as "false equivalence."
At Scientific American, there was "The liberals' war on science: How politics distorts science on both ends of the spectrum." And at the liberal magazine Mother Jones, Chris Mooney himself—the observer most strongly associated with the phrase "Republican war on science"—published the March 2013 piece "There's no such thing as the liberal war on science."
Steven T. Corneliussen, a media analyst for the American Institute of Physics, monitors three national newspapers, the weeklies Nature and Science, and occasionally other publications. He has published op-eds in the Washington Post and other newspapers, has written for NASA's history program, and is a science writer at a particle-accelerator laboratory.
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Finding employment
Some useful websites and job search strategies:
Exercise and Sports Science specific sites
SportspeopleAustralia's leading job board for the sport, fitness, aquatic, coaching, venues, events, leisure and lifestyle sector, now offering jobs in New Zealand. The Sportspeople Jobs Market includes a free service for listing volunteer positions.
Sport Employment Australia
Sport Employment Australia is the specialist recruitment and human resources consultancy for the sports, recreation, events, leisure and entertainment industry.
The Australian Sports Commission
The Australian Sports Commission is the national governing body for sport. Employment opportunities exist in a range of areas from sport science, community sport and sport management.
HealthyPeople provides opportunities for health and fitness professionals and a higher calibre of candidate for health and fitness employers.
Exercise and Sport Science Australia (ESSA)
Advertise jobs for positions such as sports scientists, exercise physiologists and lecturers.
Working overseas:
If you are interested in working overseas, listed below are some links to sport industry jobs in Europe, Asia, USA and Canada
UK and Europe:
UK Sport
sports jobs in Europe
Sport Singapore
USA/Canada:Jobs In Sports
Sports Management Worldwide
Teamwork Online
National Collegiate Athletic Association
General employment sites:
Deakin University Jobshop
National sporting organisations (NSO's):
Most national sport organisations have careers/jobs pages. The Australian Sport Directory provides links to national sporting organisations.
Recruitment agencies:
As well as the general employment sites there are some specialist recruitment firms which advertise vacancies and (help people find work): Kelly Scientific, Chemskill, Sciencepeople.
Other job search strategies:
* newspapers: metropolitan and/or local
* cold calling: approaching employers to ask for opportunities
* volunteer work: provides experience and contacts


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Local beer to be sold in FranceApril 1st, 2013 , The Phnom Penh Post
Khmer Brewery, the maker of Cambodia Beer, plans to begin sales to France, the company's third export market, this month, having tasted success in Japan and Malaysia.
It is one of six breweries in the Kingdom, but the only one whose investor base is local.
With a capital investment of $60 million, Khmer Brewery began selling to the domestic market in November, 2011. …
In 2011, food and beverages contributed $1 billion, 40 per cent of which came from the brewing industry, to Cambodia's economy.
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Issue No.04 - July-Aug. (2011 vol.9)
pp: 48-51
Gregory Conti , US Military Academy
James Caroland , University of Maryland
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/MSP.2011.80
Every day, security professionals face off against adversaries who don't play by the rules.ÊTraditional information security education programs further compound the problem by forcing students to behave in a flawlessly ethical manner. As an alternative, this article suggests techniques for fostering creativity and an adversary mindset in information security students through carefully structured classroom cheating exercises.
hacker mindset, adversary mindset, ethics, cheating, cheating exercises
Gregory Conti, James Caroland, "Embracing the Kobayashi Maru: Why You Should Teach Your Students to Cheat", IEEE Security & Privacy, vol.9, no. 4, pp. 48-51, July-Aug. 2011, doi:10.1109/MSP.2011.80


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Legazpi City is a city in the Bicol Region.
Get in[edit]
By plane[edit]
Legazpi City Domestic Airport
- Philippine Airlines and Cebu Pacific fly daily from Manila to Legazpi and vice versa.
- Cebu pacific also fly from Cebu city to Legaspi and vice versa.
Cebu Pacific Airlines departs from NAIA Terminal 3 in Manila,
By train[edit]
From the PNR Station in Manila (Tutuban Mall Station), you can ride a PNR train directly to Naga City. PNR provides sleeper coaches, price can range from P416 - P1300 (depending on which coach you want to stay - Economy, Aircon, Family Sleeper, Executive Sleeper). Reservation of seats is possible, please call 319-0048 for reservations/inquiries.
By car[edit]
By bus[edit]
Several buses travel to Legazpi from Metro Manila, serviced by southwest bound. Departed from several buses pool, can be several times within a day but from Legazpi back to Manila normally start from 05.30 pm and the journey takes 8 -10 hours. Asked to be align at Pasay City or nearby EDSA for more convenient travel to downtown Manila.
Legazpi has a good bus terminus. Several canteen served local food and passengers will be departed from the main gate and follow the sign that mentioned its direction, e.g to Manila, to Naga etc. Make sure your bags are properly kept in the baggage compartment and bring your hand-carry into the bus.
Tickets sales daily and can be booked in advance, just go to the counters and choose based on budget: economy (non A/C) to executive (A/C with seating lay out 2 - 2 or 1 - 2 are available).
By boat[edit]
To get to Cebu or Masbate from Legazpi you 1st have to take a van from the van Terminus to the ferry port of Pilar the Van fare is 60. then from Pilar port Montenegro Shipping lines has a fast ferry five times a day to Masbate city the ferry departs Pilar port at 5am/6am/8am/12noon/16,oopm and the fare is 288. then from Masbate city you can take a Cokaliong shipping lines night ferry every Saturday at 6pm down to Cebu city. fan 750 air.con 890.
Get around[edit]
- By jeepney with duration minutes to hours. The direction that mentioned on the sign is the last stop, so it will be necessary to be asked first: is your direction passed by within the entire of the journey.
- By tricycle for close destination. It's doable that driver might be add some passenger to the same direction or at least passed by with direction you had mentioned before.
- Mayon Volcano is an active volcano in the province of Albay. Renowned as the "perfect cone" because of its almost symmetric conical shape, Mayon forms the northern boundary of Legazpi City. The mountain is a national park and a protected landscape in the country.
- Cagsawa Ruins, are the remnants of an 18th century Franciscan church, the Cagsawa church, built in 1724 and destroyed by the 1814 eruption of the Mayon Volcano. They are located in Barangay Busay, Cagsawa, in the municipality of Daraga, Albay, Philippines.
- Saint Raphael's Church, an artistic old Catholican Church at one of the city's CBDs, not so far from LCC Mall.
- An old train station that still mirrored old charm colonial building.
- Lapu Lapu Monument at the intersection of local market and some kiosk and pedestrian food stalls, not so far from LCC Mall. Lapu Lapu is one of a national hero, known very well in the fighting against Spanish conquistador at Mactan.
- Rizal Park, a quaint little park at the heart of the city. It features a monument of our national hero Jose Rizal. Some landmarks near it are the Saint Raphael Church, Aquinas University of Legazpi- Professional Schools Campus and the Saint Raphael Academy.
Aquinas University Of Legazpi Bicol University
- Pacific Mall. has a Metro Gaisano supermarket and a cinema.
- Ayala Mall Legazpi. 6am-8pm. has a LCC supermarket
- Puregold Supermarkets. (near port). 7am-9pm.
- S M Savemore Supermarkets. 8am-8pm. have two outlets in Legazpi
- Robinsons Supermarkets.. 8am-8pm. has one outlet in Legazpi
- 7-Eleven Convenience stores. 24 hours. has many outlets all over Legazpi.
- LCC mall and Supermarkets. 8am-8pm. LCC have 3 outlets in Legazpi
- SM Mall. soon to open
Local culinary is known as Bicolano food. Coconut milk is the most important ingredient to be added during the cooking. Mains can be pork, seafood or poultry. Flavor will be hot from chili, sweet and sour to savoury enriched by coconut milk base. Most famous amongst the Bicolanos' menu is Bicol Express, which consists of pork and intestine slow-cooked in coconut milk, vinegar and some spices. Common Filipino menus also can be found quite easily. They include dishes like pork adobo, silog (fried rice in garlic), milkfish (bangus) and longganisa (pork sausages). The taste of the longganisa is sweet, quite similar to Ilocano's longganisa.
LCC Mal nearby Lapu-Lapu Street has several vendors that sells some Filipino menu, just like fried bangus with rice, fried chicken with silog.
Find out in the cafes within Embrocadero and having dinner towards the sea.
- Sampaguita tourist Inn, Rizal street, ☎ +63 52 4806258. Fan rooms with outside bathrooms. A/C rooms with own bathrooms and Cable TV . Free WIFI. php200/475.
- Magayon Hotel., Penaranda Street., ☎ +63 52-4807770, 09107881144 (Cell phone). Fan rooms with TV. A/C rooms with TV. all rooms have outside Bathrooms. php200/300.
- Catalinas Lodging House, 96 Penaranda Street., ☎ +63 52 4807841. Fan rooms with shared Bathrooms. Old but Clean. from php190.
- Mayon Backpackers Hostel, 040 brgy 11 maoyod (off rizal street), ☎ +63 52-4800365, 09055186076. Fan dorm beds in a room with 4 beds per room. a/c dorm beds in a room with 6 beds. p250/350.
- Hotel St. Ellis, Rizal Street, Legaspi City, Albay, Philippines 4500, ☎ +63 52 480 8088. Hotel St. Ellis is superbly situated along Rizal St., it is a short 3 kilometer drive from the airport.. It offers rooms completely furnished with a 32-inch LCD television set with satellite cable TV connection, high-speed internet access, NDD/IDD telephone, in-room safe, and an electronic door lock system. Some of its amenities includes Essences Spa, Salon Mye, a fitness centre, and a kiddie activity room Best rates on official website start at PHP 3,150.00.
- Tyche Boutique Hotel, Gov. Forbes St. corner Rizal St., Baybay (Directly across the Philippine National Bank branch, it is only a few minutes from the Legazpi Domestic Airport.), ☎ +63 52 480-5555. All rooms are equipped with air-conditioning, widescreen high-definition lcd tv with cable channels, complimentary wireless internet access, bathroom amenities and hair dryer. Some of its facilities and services are 24-hour room service, concierge, massage service (by arrangement), laundry service, 24-hour security, business center with Internet access for email, secretarial services, and fax. Rates start at 2,700.00 PHP.
- [dead link]Alicia Hotel, Capt. F. Aquende Drive, ☎ +63 52 4810801, e-mail: email@example.com. Alicia Hotel in Legazpi City, Albay, Bicol Region is only a few minutes from the domestic airport. It's also conveniently accessible from the city center and various notable spots. The hotel offers 32 rooms and suites individually equipped with modern amenities like cable TV, individually controlled air-conditioning, a telephone, and Internet access. Rates start at PHP 1,950.
- La Piazza Hotel, Tahao Road, Airport District, ☎ +63 52 480 3377. A/C suites equipped with LCD TV with cable channels and unlimited Wi-Fi access. Some of its facilities and services are function rooms, wi-fi access in public areas, Massage services and airport transfer. From PHP 1600.00.
- The Oriental Legazpi, Taysan Hill, Sto. Niño Village, ☎ +63 52-742-8888. A/C suites equipped with TV with cable channels, executive work desk, IDD/NDD telephone and high-speed broadband Internet access. Some of its facilities and services are airport transfer, wireless Internet access, infinity pool, spa, fitness room/gym, business center, car rental, and city transfer. From PHP 6,500.00.
Stay safe[edit]
Stay Healthy[edit]
- Bicol Regional Training and Teaching Hospital. Rizal Street. Phone 52-4830636. (Government Hospital).
Go next[edit]
- To Sorsogon, Gubat and Rizal Beach. There are several sleepy towns and nice beaches after Legazpi just like Sorsogon and Gubat. Take a jeepney to these directions. Normally they make a stop in Pilar on the way to Sorsogon and Gubat.


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Mat Smart (2015 Jeff Award Winner - Best New Work) brings his newest comic drama to Theater Wit to kick off the 2016/17 theater season. Naperville was a New York Times "Critic's Pick,". A heartfelt and beautiful meditation on the "comedy and tragedy of quiet places we are too quick to forget" as a "valentine to the heart and soul of the American suburbs." (New York Theater Review)
That idyllic suburb is none other than west suburban Naperville, where Howard is considering abandoning his career in Seattle to move back home to care for his mother Candice after an accident has left her blind. At the Caribou Coffee in downtown Naperville, Howard and Candice cross paths with Anne, Howard's high school classmate and an expert on the suburb's founder, Captain Joseph Naper. Ultimately, Naperville is a comedy about high school crushes, curfews (for your mother), sight, and how beauty reveals itself in the suburbs.
And small lattés. In a medium cup. With extra foam.
An award-winning cast includes Mike Tepeli, Abby Pierce, Charlie Strater united with Theater Wit audience favorites Laura T. Fisher ("Seven Homeless Mammoths Wander New England") and Andrew Jessop ("Completeness" and "Mr. Burns: a post-electric play") for this lovely, haunting and hilarious evening.