Ciara Sotto says cousin Sharon Cuneta should take the initiative to settle rift with her mom Helen Gamboa Naging emosyunal si Sharon Cuneta sa nakaraang presscon ng show niyang Sharon, May Kapatid Ka ng TV5 nang magbuhos siya ng saloobin tungkol sa malalim na tampuhan nila ng kanyang tiyahin na si Helen Gamboa. Hiniling din dito ng Megastar na sana ay matuldukan na ang samaan ng loob nilang mag-tiyahin, lalot tinuturing niya itong pangalawang ina na niya. Ayon pa kay Sharon, sa pinsan niyang si Ciara Sotto pinapadaan ang mga bagay na gusto niyang sabihin sa tiyahin. ( CLICK HERE to read related story.) Sa panayam ng PEP.ph (PhilippineEntertainment Portal) at Cinema News kay Ciara kagabi, April 29, sa 43rd Box-Office Entertainment Awards Night ng Gulillermo Mendoza Memorial Scholarship Foundation sa RCBC Bldg., tinanong namin kay Ciara kung handa siyang maging mediator para maayos na ang problemang ito sa pagitan ng kanyang ina na si Helen Gamboa at sa pinsan niyang si Sharon Cuneta. ...

Poly Preps Ciara Schirripa is determined to make up for lost time. The sophomore pitcher is striving for a great year after a stress fracture in her back sidelined her for almost all of her freshman season. Schirripa was solid in aiding the defending NYSAISAA champion Blue Devils to a 5-3 victory over Riverdale in Ivy Prep League softball in Brooklyn on Saturday. Schirripa pitched a complete game while giving up three runs on six hits and striking out seven. I couldnt just come back and give them what I had before, Schirripa said. I had to make sure I was stronger and I am. I had to come and give them 150 percent of what I had. Schirripa, the daughter of former Sopranos star Steve Schirripa, gave up three runs over the first two innings, but was solid the rest of the way. The Blue Devils trailed 3-2 until the bats came to life for a two-out rally in the third inning. With two outs and nobody on, Breanna Sarrubi hit a single to center off Riverdale pitcher Nicole Cornet and then stole s...

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., April 26, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Zipcar, Inc. ( ZIP ), the world's leading car sharing network, today announced the appointment of Ciara Smyth as its EVP of Human Resources. In this role, Smyth will be based in Zipcar's Cambridge, Mass. office and will oversee global talent programs and policies at Zipcar. She will report directly to Scott Griffith, Zipcar chairman and CEO. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20111118/MM09809LOGO ) "We are delighted to welcome Ciara as Zipcar's EVP of Human Resources," said Griffith. "Ciara's extensive human resources experience will be a huge asset to the Zipcar leadership team, and positions us well to continue to attract and retain the best talent out there, while also helping to meet our growth objectives as we continue to expand our global footprint." Smyth brings with her deep human resources experience, most recently in her role as EVP and chief human resources officer at Houghton Mifflin...

25 April 2012 Last updated at 12:29 ET Ciara was born with the rare skin condition Epidermolysis Bullosa A six year-old girl from Kent has a skin condition so serious, every knock or bump results in her skin blistering or completely shearing off. Ciara Paczensky, from Dartford, suffers from the genetic condition Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB). She has to wear bandages to protect her from even the slightest contact. Her father Grant Paczensky said: "It affects one in 17,000 children and is quite restricting on the things that Ciara can do. Very rare condition "It limits her ability to interact with everyone else because you have to be careful of bumps, knocks, bruises, the slightest touch can basically shear her skin off. "If you can imagine the most painful blister you have ever had, multiply the pain by 10 and increase the size [of] the blister to the size of a tennis ball, then you are some way to understanding what Ciara goes through on a daily basis." According to...

April 23, 2012 SANTA CLARA, Calif. Santa Clara University and head softball coach Lisa Mize have received a signed National Letter of Intent from Ciara Gonzales (Chandler, Ariz./Mountain Pointe High School), an all-league pitcher and infielder from the Phoenix, Ariz. area. Gonzales will attend the University beginning in the fall of 2012 and play for the Broncos in 2013. "Ciara is a movement pitcher and has a good mix of pitches in her arsenal that will make her very effective against opposing batters," said Mize. "Ciara will be a welcomed arm in the circle and will be an added compliment to our pitching staff. We are elated to have Ciara be a Santa Clara Bronco!" The East Valley Tribune named Gonzales an all-league honoree as a prep junior. She was also selected as a First Team All-East Valley Region player and named First Team Tempe All-City. Gonzales has followed up that campaign with an outstanding senior season, which has seen her hit .437 and post a .718 slu...

Ciara Marlow looked at colleges like North Central and St. Xavier. She even considered Western Illinois University a little bit. The 17-year-olds decision boiled down to one thing.I knew I wanted to go to a small school that I could compete at and help my team, she said. So, the talented senior at Monmouth-Roseville chose Aurora University to continue her basketball and track careers. Marlow, with a 3.4 grade point average, will receive an academic scholarship from Aurora University and plans to have a double major in business administration and marketing. The 5-foot-7 Marlow has increased her strength this year from a weight-training program put together by Monmouth-Roseville football coach Jeremy Adolphson. Marlow surprised herself a bit even in track this season in the high jump competition a field event that she hadnt competed in since eighth grade when she cleared the bar at 5-foot and just missed the 5-2 mark when her arm hit the bar. Ciara is tough and she is so versatile, sai...

Ciara goes top of the glass for her baubles By Evelyn Ring Thursday, April 19, 2012 A teenager whose company produces hand-painted glass baubles has won the top award at the 10th Student Enterprise Awards National Finals, which were held in Dublin yesterday. Ciara Whooley, a transition year student at St Davids Secondary School in Greystones, Co Wicklow, set up Irish Baubles last year and was the overall winner in the senior category. The glass baubles, which have images of local and national landmarks, are hand-painted on the inside using delicate brushes inserted through a tiny opening at the top. The baubles can also show localised images and logos. Ciara, who turned 17 yesterday, was one of more than 300 teenage entrepreneurs from secondary schools across Ireland who competed at the national final in Croke Park. The county and city enterprise boards student enterprise programme is the biggest competition of its kind in the country and since last September, 16,647 students from 387 ...