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Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. SAN ANTONIO - Jose Abel Camposano-Centeno is wanted by the U.S Marshals Lone Star Fugitive Task Force for having an active arrest warrant for allegedly violating the conditions of his pretrial release Camposano-Centeno was arrested on charges involving the unlawful transfer of false documents to obtain identification He was released on bond after promising to appear at all court proceedings Camposano-Centeno pled guilty to the charges and allegedly violated the conditions of his pretrial release by absconding from supervision and failing to appear in court for sentencing Camposano-Centeno knew he was looking at time in prison so he went into hiding to avoid serving his punishment RELATED |Fugitive Casado-Rodriguez is on the run after breaking probation release terms in San Antonio Jose Abel Camposano-Centeno is 5'8 and weighs 180 pounds. If you have any information, call the U.S. Marshals at 210-657-8500. And remember, you can run, but can't hide from Fox San Antonio viewers. Samantha Camposano is a senior research associate at the University of Miami’s Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Studies. Photo: Joshua Prezant/University of Miami Hurricane Wilma’s explosive intensification stunned forecasters. Within 24 hours, it transformed from a tropical storm to a Category 5 cyclone with a peak wind speed of 184 miles per hour.  One of those tracking the storm was 10-year-old Samantha Camposano, a Collier County, Florida, girl who was fascinated by weather.  As Wilma crossed the Yucatán Peninsula and entered the Gulf of Mexico, Camposano logged onto the National Hurriane Center’s website to monitor the storm’s movement. She grew more apprehensive by the hour as the cyclone accelerated to the northeast toward Southwest Florida, with her hometown in its crosshairs.  “It was the same year Katrina hit New Orleans. I was only in the fifth grade then, but I knew the damage storms could wrought,” Camposano said of the then-2005 record-setting Atlantic hurricane season, which saw 28 named storms develop, including four Category 5 hurricanes, one of which was Wilma.  The storm would slam into Southwest Florida on Oct. 24, 2005, as a Category 3 hurricane, flooding streets, knocking out power, and tearing roofs off houses. “We got by with only minor damage, with uprooted vegetation being the worst of it,” Camposano said.  Seventeen years later, her fascination with storms hasn’t waned. Only now, her interest has far-reaching implications for the forecasting of, and preparation for, hurricanes.  As a senior research associate at the University of Miami’s Cooperative Institute for Marine and Atmospheric Studies (CIMAS), Camposano puts new storm-forecasting tools and models through their paces, running them through a series of experiments and demonstrations before they even get into the hands of meteorologists.  “It’s like being given the keys to a million-dollar sports car,” the University of Miami double alumna said of her role in helping to test and evaluate emerging technologies that will improve hurricane forecasting. “Transitioning research findings into valuable operational tools is the part of hurricane research many people don’t see. But it couldn’t be more critical.”  Now in her second year at CIMAS, which is part of the Rosenstiel School of Marine, Atmospheric, and Earth Science, Camposano has tested everything from software that assists meteorologists in determining when to issue tropical cyclone wind watches and warnings to a cloud-based advanced weather information system that integrates meteorological and hydrological data with satellite and radar imagery.  While the genesis of Camposano’s interest in tropical cyclones can be traced back to the time when she was a little girl tracking storms on her desktop computer, her first serious investigation into hurricane research didn’t begin until she became a student at the Rosenstiel School.  She earned her bachelor’s degree in meteorology and marine science. Then, as a graduate student in the Master of Professional Science program, Camposano evaluated tropical cyclone vortex structure and steering flow and analyzed the effectiveness of an experimental version of NOAA’s Hurricane Weather Research and Forecasting computer model, finding that the model did not contain any biases in its storm predictions.  After she earned her master’s degree in 2018, Camposano worked briefly at the National Weather Service in Silver Spring, Maryland. But getting back to Miami was her goal.  “I knew that if I was going to be a hurricane researcher worth my salt, the Rosenstiel School was where I had to be,” she said. “Its proximity to world-class agencies like NOAA, which is just across the street, and having its own world-class labs and experts was too big a draw.”  Her research, she noted, carries with it the overarching goal of benefitting everyone.  “Our work doesn’t stop with forecasts,” Camposano said. “Our goal is to assess tools and products from a more holistic standpoint than ever before to help social scientists, broadcast meteorologists, emergency managers, first responders, and others. Our vision is to expand and to include the entire value chain of people who are involved, right down to the public.” PeopleThe $6 billion man: Meet the executive that has helped supercharge Ecuador's farmed shrimp exportsWhen Jose Antonio Camposano got the call from the shrimp producers trade body in 2011 he finally felt like he found a place that would bring together his experience and ambition 2017A known gang member is in jail at this hour after being caught with stolen wheels and tires.FRESNO (KFSN) -- A known gang member is in jail after being caught with stolen wheels and tires The suspect is identified as 27-year-old Raul Camposano of Fresno Police said they found him Monday after responding to a report of two guys stripping a car in an alley near First and Tulare There they found a 1998 Acura Integra with all its wheels removed Several blocks away they spotted Camposano pushing a shopping cart with the stolen wheels and tires Camposano was on probation for auto theft and he has been booked into the Fresno County Jail for felony chop shop The stolen car has been put back together and returned to its owner President of the Seawatch Condominium Association Eddie Camposano grew up in Massachusetts with a dad who served for 38 years with the Watertown, Massachusetts Fire Department, retiring in 1971 as the Assistant to the Chief of the Department, something Eddie and his entire family were very proud of. Camposano followed his love of baseball to Florida State University after being recruited there by no less than […] Eddie Camposano grew up in Massachusetts with a dad who served for 38 years with the Watertown retiring in 1971 as the Assistant to the Chief of the Department something Eddie and his entire family were very proud of Camposano followed his love of baseball to Florida State University after being recruited there by no less than Baseball Hall of Famer Dick Howser who was the first FSU baseball player ever named as an All-American Student Athlete in 1957 and would go on to a long distinguished career in professional baseball It seems though the love of baseball ran in the family Ed Camposano pitching in a Little League game Bobbie Camposano in a Babe Ruth and Paul Camposano in a semi-pro game all pitched no hitters on the same day It was at FSU where Ed Camposano would continue to excel in baseball as a pitcher for the Seminoles and not before being able to throw one of the first games under the lights for the Seminoles Camposano would go on to graduate from FSU in the spring of 1970 with a Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Education with hopes of moving back to his New England roots and teaching history at a local high school at the time the State of Massachusetts would require another year of education from him prior to granting him his teaching certificate Camposano chose to find a job for the next few years instead and married his wife Janet in 1973 prior to making the move south to Marco Island who would make the move south shortly after his retirement in 1971 His brother Bobbie would make the move in 1979 as would his other brother David all escaping the cold and bitter New England winters for the beautiful and warm waters surrounding Marco Island his wife Janet and their daughter Jennifer came across the Judge S.S Jolley Bridge they knew they had made the right choice they added to their family a second daughter Both daughters attended Tommie Barfield Elementary and Lely High School Eddie Camposano would soon be working for Deltona Corporation and the Mackle Brothers who developed Marco Island located at 209 South Collier Boulevard and he would be employed as the resident manager of the complex for Deltona Corporation When the complex was turned over to the owners from the developers on April 1 Camposano would remain on as the manager and he continues to this day in that position 2018 Ed Camposano will have concluded over 41 years as the manager of that complex To the knowledge of many familiar with condo management on the island Camposano holds the record as the longest surviving manager of a complex anywhere that they have ever heard of When you speak to many of Camposano’s peers personality and willingness to please (even those that are somewhat of a challenge to deal with at times) Camposano has been an all-around manager; lawns pool maintenance and every segment of the maintenance of the property This is something you don’t see in a manager today “Most of all the services are outsourced today,” said longtime former condo manager Bill Holmes past President of the Community Association Managers of Marco Island (CAMMI) “He was always a hands-on style of guy,” said Holmes that style of manager is a disappearing breed throughout Florida; although there are a few Most of the onsite managers have been replaced by large management companies “Eddie is an inspiration to all the professional managers here on Marco Island He has an outstanding work ethic that will probably never be duplicated here,” said Al Diaz who is another highly respected high-rise manager over at Hideaway Beach the President of the Seawatch Board of Directors had glowing compliments for Camposano She and her husband Eric have been owners there for 24 years now and have had the opportunity to view his style both as part-time owners and the last four years as fulltime residents “We’ve been spoiled over all these years and have become comfortable knowing that we were all in good hands while under Ed’s leadership,” said Marx Theresa Gibbons and her late husband Jack had been owners at Seawatch for over 10 years When they moved to Marco Island as fulltime residents after retiring over 17 years ago they left Seawatch for a larger unit to accommodate visits from their children and grandkids “Needless to say it was a sad day when we left The owners and especially Ed were very special people; it was like a big family and Ed his wife and two little girls were always part of that extended family unit,” said Gibbons If you were to ask Camposano why he stayed on so long he wouldn’t hesitate to tell you that it was his enjoyment of the work and the people he’s dealt with over the 40 years he’s been on the island “They gave me the necessary leeway to do my job and I can only hope that I haven’t disappointed them.” Camposano said With Camposano being such a hands-on manager Debbie Marx knew making a transition to a new person or company to handle the 80-unit complex might cause some angst amongst owners She and the board would embark upon a deliberate process to evaluate all the options to fill the void created by Camposano’s desires to retire In the effort to keep all the owner fully advised of the process and their choices they would hold a town hall-style of gathering to explain the thought process utilized and educate the owners to the transitioning which would be held to insure a seamless as possible change in management “The greatest compliment we can give Ed is to simply say no one will ever replace Ed Camposano as will his decency as a human being and style of management and his work ethic its owners and their families will be missing one of their own,” said Debbie Marx Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Nestor Gardon Nestor departed this life peacefully on February 15th after a short battle with liver cancer.  Nestor was born to Fe and Ildefonso Gardon (✞) on March 27,1957 He leaves behind wife Cory (they have been married for almost 47 years) Nestor was also a beloved grandfather to 6 grandchildren - Nathan He was a cherished uncle and brother-in-law to his extended family brothers and sisters from Couples for Christ Nestor worked in IT as an Application Consultant for decades But beyond his professional accomplishments and a storyteller who wasn’t above building things and playing make believe with his children all of whom share his passion for the arts.  Help us remember Nestor’s full and beautiful life or share your favourite memory with Nestor A celebration of Nestor's life will be held on March 2nd at St Benedict Parish starting with a Funeral Mass at 11am and followed by a reception soon after This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors The first six articles in this series described the history of the EDA industry from its earliest beginnings to becoming the multi-billion-dollar heart of the semiconductor industry Starting with one-off tools developed by various systems companies for their R&D departments developing circuit boards and ICs the commercial EDA industry was ignited by the spark that was the Design Automation Conference It then progressed through various phases starting with CAD companies The evolved EDA companies grew through acquisition and when there were very few small EDA startups left to gobble up and Synopsys) entered the IP business and started acquiring companies in that domain as well As a result of this evolution and acquisition EDA design flows are now so complex that the Electronic System Design Alliance (ESDA) recognizes more than 60 different types of tools and IP used in IC and PCB design flows I call the sum of these different types of tools and IP the EDA layer cake Note that different design flows for different types of ICs made with process nodes contain different sets of layers however the total number of layers presents quite an impressive stack of tools for design teams to use In his YouTube video seminar for Stanford University’s EE380 class, titled “Electronic Design Automation and the Resurgence of Chip Design,” Raúl Camposano CTO of Silvaco and a partner at semiconductor startup incubator Silicon Catalyst summarizes the ESDA’s five categories for EDA tools: which provide training and consulting for companies that need help with the EDA layer cake       Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) tools defined as IC design tools working at the transistor level and above This category includes gate- and system-level design tools       Printed circuit board (PCB) and multi-chip module (MCM) design tools which get little attention in the IC-centric EDA world today these tools remain essential for system design and all the major EDA vendors provide PCB design tools       IC Design and Verification tools for the physical design of ICs These tools generate the IC layouts and layer masks needed for fabrication a segment that did not exist 30 years ago but is now the largest of the five categories according to Camposano thanks to the cellular phone industry’s nearly universal adoption of Arm processors Although these five groups are useful for categorization at the 50,000-foot level they mask the complexity of ESDA’s 60-layer cake that has become EDA so here’s a more detailed and slightly collapsed itemization with some very abbreviated versions of ESDA’s descriptions: 1.1 Consulting services for modified or completed electronic designs including semiconductor or semiconductor intellectual property (SIP) products and component information systems (CIS) services for customization of design tools and design environments or functional and performance analysis of system-level designs and visualize the functional behavior of a design (or parts of a design) modeled at high abstraction levels 2.1.2 ESL synthesis tools that transform high-level descriptions written in C/C++ or similar high-level input design abstractions into RTL descriptions 2.1.3 ESL verification and ESL virtual prototyping tools for simulating and verifying the functionality and performance of system-level designs 2.2 Design-entry tools for creating designs using hardware description languages (HDLs) including Verilog and VHDL 2.3.1 RTL simulation tools including simulators and integrated simulation tool suites used to verify logic designs using one or more RTL languages (VHDL 2.3.2 Dynamic verification and auxiliary RTL simulation tools that assist RTL simulators with verification 2.3.3 Hardware-assisted verification tools including hardware emulators and accelerators 2.3.4 Other logic verification and simulation tools (Including gate-level simulators) 2.4 Analog and mixed-signal (AMS) simulators 2.4.1 AMS simulators for simulating analog or mixed-signal designs 2.4.2 Library characterization tools for characterizing standard cells 2.4.3 RF simulators that simulate circuit- and system-level RF/high-frequency/ microwave designs 2.4.4 EM solvers including planar and 3D EM solvers that model and analyze the electrical characteristics of physical geometries and structures 2.5.1 Equivalency checkers that use formal techniques to verify the functional equivalence of a design as it is transformed from one design stage to the next 2.5.2 Property checkers that use formal analysis techniques to verify design properties such as assertions 2.6.1 IC/ASIC static-timing and signal-integrity analysis tools that calculate delays and detect timing violations in a digital design Also includes software tools that analyze electrical signal behavior in IC wiring networks including crosstalk and substrate noise analysis 2.6.2 IC/ASIC power analysis and optimization tools that analyze or diagnose power consumption and IR drop problems 2.6.3 IC/ASIC transistor-level simulation and analysis tools that accept a SPICE netlist and perform timing or power analysis for designs with one million or more transistors 2.6.4 Analog and high-frequency IC/ASIC analysis tools that analyze the results of AMS and RF simulators 2.6.5 Other IC/ASIC-related analysis tools that analyze electrical 2.7 Design-for-Test and Test Automation Tools 2.7.1 Automatic test pattern generation (ATPG) tools for full-scan 2.7.2 Built-in self-test (BIST) tools that insert circuitry or IP blocks to perform BIST functions for memories 2.7.3 Scan tools that insert internal scan circuitry to support ATPG 2.7.4 Fault simulation and other test tools that simulate and grade fault patterns 2.8 Synthesis tools that convert high-level electronic design descriptions to lower abstraction levels such as gate-level designs 3.1 PCB schematic entry tools including schematic editors and schematic-capture tools 3.2 PCB analysis tools that analyze electrical and timing related to PCB wiring networks and related designs 3.3 IC package analysis tools that analyze electrical and timing related to wiring networks in IC Packages 3.4 Other system interconnect analysis tools that analyze electrical and timing related to wiring networks in cables 3.5 PCB computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) tools that produce manufacturing-ready board layouts including multi-board panelization 3.6 PCB physical design tools including rule checking and photoplot output 3.7 IC package physical design tools for placing physical components and/or routing interconnect signal traces on IC packages or multi-chip package assemblies 3.8 Other physical design tools for non-PCB or IC package designs including cables 3.9 Library and design data management tools for designing physical interconnect systems and design libraries 3.10 Other PCB and MCM hardware and software IC Physical Design & Verification Tools 4.1 Physical implementation tools for placement and routing of IC circuits including tools for designing gate arrays and irregularly sized macro- or mega-cell blocks 4.2 IC full custom layout tools for hand-crafted full-custom ICs that do not employ standard-cell design methodologies 4.3 IC layout verification tools to ensure that an IC design does not violate any fabrication process rules This category includes electrical rule checkers (ERC) and layout-versus-schematic (LVS) checkers 4.4 Parasitic extraction tools that translate IC layout data into networks of electrical circuit elements (transistors and capacitors) and parasitic elements (interconnect capacitance and inductance) to enable the modeling of the IC design’s timing 4.5 Reticle enhancement technology (RET) tools including optical proximity correction (OPC) and phase-shift mask (PSM) tools that modify an IC design for a specific manufacturing process node 4.6 Technology CAD (TCAD) tools that simulate and optimize device and process parameters during semiconductor process research and development 4.7 Mask data preparation tools that modify full-chip production designs by transforming the physical design’s layout into the various modified mask layers required for IC manufacturing 4.8 IC yield enhancement tools that modify a physical layout to avoid manufacturing process vulnerabilities and improve chip yield 4.9 Other IC/ASIC and FPGA physical design and verification tools which are the building blocks and elements used to assemble or compile a cell-based IC design 5.2.3 Analog and mixed-signal blocks including ADCs 5.2.4 Interface and peripheral blocks (in software or RTL form) that conform to recognized I/O standards including PCIe 5.2.5 CODEC and cryptographic blocks including encoders 5.2.7 Processor IP including general-purpose microprocessors 5.2.8 Subsystem IP composed of more than one IP block to form a subsystem or platform 5.2.9 Test functions for debug and self-test 5.4 Embedded software including real-time operating systems ESDA’s EDA layer cake reflects the need to bring some order to the result of more than four decades worth of tool and IP development by the major EDA players and countless EDA and IP startup companies It’s a deep and complex mix of products and services offered to IC independent device manufacturers (IDMs) the entire EDA market is currently worth about $14 billion annually and now grows at the same rate as the semiconductor industry as a whole the major EDA players are presently looking for ways to break out of the electronics market and into even bigger arenas to support the growth rates they’ve enjoyed in prior years That’s the topic of the eighth and final article in this series Raúl Camposano, Stanford Seminar – Electronic Design Automation and the Resurgence of Chip Design You must be logged in to post a comment Sponsored by Siemens Digital Industries Software Click here for more information Armando Camposano continues to upgrade his skills as a photographer and videographer Digital Image Productions is located in San Jose on Beach Road Armando Camposano has turned his passion into business “I have loved photography since I was 15,” he told Variety “The first professional photography and videography job I had was in 1999 when I worked for Saipan TV Productions It was an underwater photo and video shoot with a Japanese tourist,” he recalled It was very hard to maintain distance from the subject as a cameraman I had to learn all the skills and techniques by myself,” he said he was soon involved in around-the-island scenery productions wedding videography and other special event projects “It is something I look forward to doing every day I don’t find it difficult because I enjoy every moment of my work.” He later became a boat crew member and a scuba diver assistant instructor he said he learned video editing and Photoshop by taking online courses He used to go to Joeten-Kiyu Public Library to use its computer “I also borrowed books and checked the magazines to see how photos were taken I also tried to learn everything I could from other photographers,” Camposano said He said all the challenges he faced helped sharpen his skills “It was as if God was preparing me for something bigger,” he added Camposano decided it was time to start his own photography/videography company He founded Digital Image Productions whose office is located in San Jose on Beach Road He said he is thankful to his former workmates and mentors because they contributed to the development of his skills “My friends at Saipan TV Productions taught me a lot about editing videos and using Photoshop.” Digital Image Productions provides photography and videography services for weddings For more information, visit Digital Image Productions on Beach Road in San Jose, call (670) 789-2153 or (670) 234-4438 or email camposanoarmando@gmail.com/ After a mechanical failure at June’s Formula SAE competition USC Racing wins first place at a recent SoCal competition USC’s Formula SAE Racing team competes at the 2nd Annual SoCal Shootout in Riverside On Saturday, October 19, 2019, the day of the 2ndannual SoCal Shootout, the USC Racing team’s car would not start After identifying the issue—the ECU or engine’s computer needed to be replaced—the team waited for one of its members to transport a spare ECU from campus to Riverside While the other teams had been churning laps since 10am that morning USC Racing was only able to compete in the final heat of racing USC Racing’s steel space frame took first place at UC Riverside’s race competition which showcased the engineering of 11 teams at the Adams Motorsports Park USC Racing was 1.7 seconds faster than the second-place team which is almost 80% of the speed astronauts reach at takeoff USC Racing first debuted this car in Lincoln, Nebraska for the official Formula SAE competition in June With 13-inch wheels and a four-cylinder Yamaha R6 engine with better vehicle dynamics and drivability “During the official Formula SAE competition in Lincoln we experienced a mechanical failure during the endurance portion—the most important event We were unable to meet our target goal in 2019 of being in the top 15 By finishing and winning the SoCal Shootout we were able to get redemption and more importantly validate and prove the engineering designs we came up with last year,” said Philip Camposano USC Racing took home first place after beating out ten other teams from SoCal and Arizona in the SoCal Shootout the team battled various fueling and electrical issues “It took endless troubleshooting and determination to get the car running properly,” said Maximillian Bui project manager for USC Racing and USC Viterbi mechanical engineering and engineering management double major “By 9pm we finally got the car running perfectly—or so we thought Competition day began with hours of troubleshooting which resulted in the team replacing the ECU—the engine’s computer—just in time to compete Said Bui: “With the car finally functioning properly we set the fastest lap in the last heat of racing The biggest takeaway was working as a cohesive team to troubleshoot the issues we faced and work together towards a solution The fact that we ended up winning despite the challenges we faced was a great achievement and relief.” Participating university racing teams included teams from Chico State UC Riverside and the University of Arizona “The other teams had great designs that pushed us to perform well and from which we learned a lot which results in the many different ways teams approach the design of their vehicles You’ll see all sorts of car packages from 1-cylinder turbo-charged engines to 4-cylinder ones cars that weigh just over 300 pounds to cars that weigh around 500 pounds and cars with steel chassis to full carbon fiber monocoques,” said Camposano the team is finishing designs for its next car USC Racing will compete again in June 2020 at the Auto Club Speedway in Fontana This victory in Riverside gave them the boost they needed to move forward Said Camposano: “It was a great motivator for the team because this was the first event we have ever won and through which we’ve proved the potential of our engineering.” A Filipina has qualified to join the ranks of the country’s elite jet fighter pilots the Philippine Air Force (PAF) announced on Thursday Camposano-Beran qualified to fly into combat using the SIAI-Marchetti AS-211 light jet combat aircraft which the PAF also uses in attack and surveillance missions “The PAF made history (by) having its own first-ever female fighter pilot on March 30 2022 from the 5th Fighter Wing at Basa Air Base Camposano-Beran was checked out as the first female AS-211 combat mission ready pilot and wingman,” he added Mariano said Camposano-Beran first flew alone or went “solo” in the AS-211 on December 5 “May (she had) 150 plus hours na siya sa (in flying the) AS-211,” he added in a message to the Philippine News Agency Mariano said Camposano-Berran underwent the “Jet Qualification Training” and the so-called “Intro To Fighter Fundamentals and Combat Crew Training” both in the AS-211 are done to ensure that fighter pilot trainees like Camposano-Beran will not only know how to fly the aircraft but will also allow them to learn about fighting air-to-air she was also flying with the FA-50 as a backseat pilot and (becoming) combat experience having flown in the FA-50 on an actual strike mission,” he added Once Camposano-Beran will get more experience and flying time in the AS-211 she will transition or transfer to the FA-50PHs This will take place once she acquires 300 hours in the AS-211 The FA-50PH is the PAF’s primary jet fighter capable of speeds of Mach 1.5 and was acquired from South Korea in 2015 up to 2017 Camposano-Beran during her training at the PAF Flying School flew the propeller-driven T-41D or the Cessna R-172 during the primary phase of her training and then the SIAI-Marchetti SF-260MP in the Basic Phase of her military pilot training she gained around 180 hours of flying time in the two propeller-driven aircraft before graduating in 2017 Cotabato and a member of the Philippine Military Academy Class of 2015 “She became the fifth female in the Academy to receive the Athletic Saber Award over 170 members of her class,” he added Mariano said that two more female pilots are presently undergoing fighter pilot training © Palawan News - All rights reserved 2025 | Oasis Media Group Corp Designed and Developed by Neitiviti Studios Sign in to listen to groundbreaking journalism Philippines – Not even hard pouring rain nor slight power interruption could stop Palarong Pambansa from honoring 2014’s top volleyball players Western Visayas’ Bianca Gabrielle Lizares and NCR’s Edward Camposano took home the Most Valuable Player award for the secondary girls and secondary boys category Also recipients of the top individual award were Western Visayas’ Jyles Rangas for the elementary boys category and Chenae Basarte of Central Visayas for the elementary girls category Lizares also won the Best Server Award and Camposano also added the Best Attacker Award in their respective categories Present at the Main Gymnasium of the Laguna Sports Complex to give the medals and certificates to the athletes was Laguna Governor ER Ejercito Estregan Below is the complete list of all the recipients of this year’s individual awards for volleyball: Best Receiver: Joshua Buray (Central Visayas)Best Server: Justin Angelo Nayga (Central Visayas)Best Blocker: Jeek Vincent Dichoson (Western Visayas)Best Setter: Benny Martinez (Western Visayas)Best Attacker: Gllen Heindrick Canto (Western Visayas)Best Libero: Raymond Molina (Western Visayas) Most Valuable Player: Jyles Rangas (Western Visayas) Bernadette Pepito (NCR)Best Server: Valerie Reed Ornales (Central Visayas)Best Blocker: Jamie Margaret Frago (Calabarzon)Best Setter: Mary Gwyneth Duran (Central Visayas) Best Attacker: Chenae Basarte (Central Visayas)Best Libero: Mary Joy Caisip (Calabarzon) Most Valuable Player: Chenae Basarte (Central Visayas) Best Receiver: Jann Mariano Sumagui (Calabarzon)Best Server: John Mark Pacquiao (Central Visayas)Best Blocker: Joshua Umandal (NCR) Best Setter: Adrian Rafael Imperial (NCR) Best Attacker: Edward Camposano (NCR)Best Libero: Jelex Jay Mendiola (NCR) Most Valuable Player: Edward Camposano (NCR) Best Receiver: Alyssa Aldwin Alterado (Davao Region)Best Server: Bianca Gabrielle Lizares (Western Visayas)Best Blocker: Myra Ysabel Velasco (Western Visayas)Best Setter: Nicole Margarette Frando (Davao Region)Best Attacker: Ma Arielle Estranero (Western Visayas)Best Libero: Ria Beatriz Duremdes (Western Visayas) Most Valuable Player: Bianca Gabrielle Lizares (Western Visayas) Production Begins On 'Wizards Beyond Waverly Place' Season 2 'Phineas & Ferb' Revival Debuts New Trailer, Premiere Date Revealed - Watch! 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Adriana Camposano has joined the cast of Chicken Girls model and dancer is the newest cast member of the Brat TV series for season nine Adriana plays Poppy in the new season, joining Hayley LeBlanc, Indiana Massara, Corinne Joy and more Click inside to learn more… More Here! » Coconuts The Philippine Air Force (PAF) has finally welcomed its first female jet fighter pilot among its ranks 1st Lieutenant Jul Laiza Mae Camposano-Beran was checked out as the first female pilot and wingman ready to operate an AS-211 fighter jet for combat mission The PAF uses the AS-211 light jet combat aircraft in attack and surveillance missions The air force emphasized that not only does Camposano-Beran know how to fly The PAF’s first female fighter pilot has reportedly flown 150 hours in the AS-211 Once Camposano-Beran clocks in 300 hours in the AS-211 she will transition to the FA-50PH aircraft the PAF’s primary jet fighter capable of speeds of Mach 1.5 Camposano-Beran comes from the PAF’s 5th Fighter Wing stationed at the Basa Air Base in Floridablanca She graduated from the Philippine Military Academy in 2015 and finished her training at the Philippine Air Force Flying School in 2017 READ: Philippine Consulate in NY condemns increasing attacks on Filipinos; calls on authorities to ‘do more’ Get the best of Coconuts delivered to your inbox Copyright © 2025 Coconuts Media Limited Terms Of Service Privacy Policy