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October 1, 2011
Life or Death?

To be or not to be; that is not only Hamlet’s but also everyone’s most fundamental question. Live or die? Fight or surrender? Continue or quit? Every time we seem to have reached the end of the road, we ask such basic question. It can be asked by a frustrated person or by somebody contemplating on committing suicide. It can be asked by a politician planning to run in the elections, or by an athlete competing in some sports events. Indeed, it can be asked by anyone, at any moment of one’s life.

To be or not to be; that is not only Hamlet’s but also everyone’s most fundamental question. Live or die? Fight or surrender? Continue or quit? Every time we seem to have reached the end of the road, we ask such basic question. It can be asked by a frustrated person or by somebody contemplating on committing suicide. It can be asked by a politician planning to run in the elections, or by an athlete competing in some sports events. Indeed, it can be asked by anyone, at any moment of one’s life.

December 28, 2010
Runners Promote Wetlands Conservation

Legazpi City (20 December 2010) -- Using the resurgence of running as a booming sport nowadays, runners and environmentalists alike campaigned for the conservation of wetlands in Camarines Sur pooling several hundreds of advocates yesterday at SM Mall in Naga City.

Legazpi City (20 December 2010) -- Using the resurgence of running as a booming sport nowadays, runners and environmentalists alike campaigned for the conservation of wetlands in Camarines Sur pooling several hundreds of advocates yesterday at SM Mall in Naga City.

Mario Maglinao ruled the Jingle Bell Run - Run to Save Our Wetlands13 K event with a time of 40 minutes, trailing behind him was Martin Balaybo both of Albay Runners Club. Local duathlon athlete Franklin Peñalosa managed to outrun other runners which earned him the third place.