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KULTIVATION FAMD: HALO-HALO SUMMIT 2021 The Halo-Halo Summit is a virtual celebration of Philippine Independence Day and Filipino Heritage Month which took place on Saturday, June 12th. The event took a deep dive into Filipinx-Canadian culture with several workshops including a Filipino/a/x Model Minority Mutiny Workshop and a Youth Career Mentorship Panel & Forum. Members of the Kultivation FAMD crew (left to right) - Eejay Chua, Sharlyne Santos, Allan Pineda, Patrick Eulalia and Maribeth Tabanera enjoying halo-halo. Kultivation FAMD's goal is to establish a Filipinx Digital Hub in Winnipeg to gather, learn and grow from one another. Last year's summer festival was postponed due to COVID19. FAMD means food, arts, music and dance - all staples of their Filipinx identity. Page 13 ► Photo by Ron Cantiveros | Filipino Journal
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n the Filipino community, we often have multi-generational families in one household. We also have a large community of over 85,000 Filipinos in Manitoba – many of whom are essential workers in healthcare, retail, manufacturing and food service industries. Because of this, I wasn’t surprised when I learned that the rates of transmission within the Filipino community have been relatively high. The opening of Winnipeg’s second vaccine Super-Site on Leila will have a huge impact on vaccine accessibility in our community. My family followed all the fundamentals to prevent the spread of COVID-19, but you can take all the precautions and still get it. I know because I tested positive for COVID-19 in November. It happened at the same time that our family was about to welcome our second child into the world! I was devastated, because being in quarantine meant I couldn’t be there for his birth, I couldn’t be there to support my wife during the delivery! It wasn’t until after my two weeks in quarantine that I could finally hold baby Luc in my arms! Thankfully, my COVID-19 infection was mild, and I had a great support network of family, friends, and co-workers. And I’m so grateful I didn’t pass the virus to my wife, kids, father and in-laws. As the COVID-19 vaccine program rolled-out, I was excited to see our parents and my friends’ parents get vaccinated. It was great to see our lolas (grandmothers), lolos (grandfathers), titas (aunts) and titos (uncles)
also getting vaccinated. For me, their first vaccine shots meant we were taking one step closer to normalcy, and the hope that we will soon get together as a community again. I’m so glad to hear that we’re now seeing fewer cases in this older age group – it gives me comfort, even though we’re still in a pandemic. After all we’ve been through as a community I want to give a big shout out to science! I have a B.Sc. Genetics Honours degree, I have always valued modern medical advances, including now, the development of COVID-19 vaccines. If you’re hesitant about getting the COVID-19 vaccine, talk to a healthcare professional or a trusted friend. You can even ask me questions on Twitter. With vaccines, I feel like it’s the gateway on the road back to a normal life. I look at recent public events happening in the U.S. – Stanley Cup Playoffs, PGA Championships, concerts and events… and I want that back! As the Winnipeg Jets move to Round 2 of the Stanley Cup playoffs, as a fan and sports photographer for the Filipino Journal, I miss being at the rink, I miss the crowds, and our Whiteout parties. The sooner we get vaccinated, the sooner we can get back together as a community. I miss going to BBQs in the park, wedding socials, weddings, christenings and Filipino festivals. I’m hopeful though, that we’ll get there soon enough and my sons – Lorenzo and Luc – will feel the love and joy of playing with their cousins, aunts, uncles and grandparents.
What's happening at Rainbow Stage Summer '21 update Productions remain in the wings until 2022 We held on to hope as long as we could! What can we say, we’re people who believe in singing and dancing our feelings…we come by our optimism honestly. Keep your eyes, ears and hearts open as we prepare to open our venue to some alternative musical offerings! In the meantime, here's what you can do to help: Support Rainbow Stage through our four summer 50/50’s on sale now! Donate to support Rainbow Stage’s programming and receive a charitable tax receipt! Visit beautiful Kildonan Park to enjoy a healthy getaway right inside your city! And come the fall…we will be announcing our exciting 2022 summer season! We will be singing and dancing our feelings together soon…we can hear the music swelling…
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COVID-19 Vaccine Town Hall with Doctors Physicians will respond to vaccine questions from local residents
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series of four vaccine town halls have been planned by Doctors Manitoba for the week of June 21. The sessions will allow Manitobans to ask questions and raise concerns about the COVID-19 vaccines and get answers directly from physicians. "As doctors, we care about the health of Manitobans and we want to share what we know about the COVID-19 vaccines," said Dr. Kristjan Thompson, President of Doctors Manitoba. "Manitobans can always get advice from their physician, and now our town halls will offer another option to get the answers you need about the vaccines." Manitobans can send in questions in advance at ManitobaVaccine.ca or submit them live during town halls, which will be broadcast on YouTube. Each town hall will feature a panel of doctors, with over fifteen physicians and medical experts participating in the four town halls.
The following town halls are planned next week: ▪ Town Hall for All - Wednesday, June 23 at 6:30 pm ▪ Town Hall for Youth and Parents - Tuesday, June 22 at 6:30 pm ▪ Town Hall for Morden/Winkler and Southern Manitoba - Monday, June 21 at 6:30 pm ▪ Town Hall for Steinbach and Southeastern Manitoba - Thursday, June 24 at 6:30 pm Dr. Thompson noted there is a lot of information circulating about the vaccines right now, some accurate and some misleading. "These are new vaccines for a new disease. It's natural to have questions, and doctors want to share the facts so you can make an informed decision about getting immunized." Manitobans can access answers to common vaccine questions anytime at ManitobaVaccine. ca, a site created by s physicians for Manitobans about COVID-19 vaccines.
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PHCM bounces back with Virtual Gala to Celebrate 123rd Philippine Independence
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he Philippine Heritage Council of Manitoba (PHCM) bounced back this year with a virtual gala celebrating the 123rd anniversary of Philippine independence. In pre-COVID times, the celebration was typically held at the Marlborough Hotel in downtown Winnipeg as a formal dinner replete with greetings from dignitaries, cultural performances and ballroom dancing to cap the evening. However, with the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic last year, it was cancelled like most other events due to gathering restrictions. Because the online celebration was live-streamed for free on the website and Facebook page of PHCM and that of event partner Barangay Canada, it amassed over a thousand views as of press time. The occasion was made even more special because this year the Philippines is also marking its Quincentennial Commemorations, or the 500th anniversary of the arrival of the Magellan-Elcano expedition and the Victory at Mactan. The evening kicked off with Yasmin Reyes singing the national anthems of Canada and the Philippines. This was followed by the opening remarks and land acknowledgment by PHCM President Perla Javate. A series of recorded greetings came next, starting off with the Rt. Hon. Justin Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada. Others who brought greetings were the Hon. Erin O’Toole of the federal Conservatives, Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister, Winnipeg North MP Kevin Lamoureux, and Waverley MLA Jon Reyes. Selected members of the Manitoba NDP Caucus also brought greetings. Among the delegation were Notre Dame’s Malaya Marcelino, Burrows’ Diljeet Brar, The Maples’ Mintu Sandhu and NDP leader Wab Kinew. Winnipeg Mayor Brian Bowman
also provided a video greeting. Rounding out the well-wishers were Philippine Ambassador to Ottawa Rodolfo Robles, Winnipeg Honorary Consul Ronald Opina, and one from the Winnipeg Police Service as prepared by Officers Orlando and Maria Buduhan. Because this year’s theme was ‘Celebrating Our Heroes OF Yesterday and Today,’ the main program was split into two segments. The first was a tribute to the Filipino Heroes of Yesterday – those from the Philippine Revolution – as presented by Pastor Victor Cuarto, a former history instructor at the De La Sallle University in Manila. The second segment focused on the Heroes of Today, particularly the medical frontliners and essential service workers who kept the community and country going as we struggled to control the dreaded coronavirus. Digital certificates of appreciation were presented to representatives of a total of fifteen occupational sectors such as nurses, transportation workers, and health care aides, among many others. No celebration would be complete without performances. The Malolos siblings Johan and Nathan showed off their HipHop and Jazz dancing prowess, while The Highlights Performing Group of Joy Lazo sang ‘Love In Any Language’ and ‘Seasons of Love’. The cast of MA-BUHAY! The Musical graced the occasion with two performances -- ’Singin It, Bringing’ It’ and ‘Being Free‘-- both numbers featuring Andrea Macasaet, star of the hit Broadway production, SIX The Musical. Overall, it was a major accomplishment to have staged a major cultural celebration amid the pandemic by switching to an online platform. This columnist considers it a tremendous honour
to have helped make the festivities possible as PHCM’s Vice President for Program and Media and as cofounder of the Barangay Canada media initiative. To the other officers of the PHCM, fellow advocates in the Winnipeg Filipino community, and to all kababayans in the country and
around the world who watched and Kris Ontong is an awardparticipated in the live stream and winning community advocate and made it more engaging -- maraming, a finalist in the 12th RBC Top 25 maraming salamat po sa pagtangkilik Canadian Immigrant Awards. He is ng aming pagtatanghal! Mabuhay po the co-founder of Barangay Canada, ang ating mga bayani ng kasaysayan and hosts its weekly video podcast. at ng pangkasalukuyan! More photos on FilipinoJournal.com
BAGA Golfers Take On Carmen Golf Members of the Batangas Amateur Golf Association (BAGA) hit the golf course in Carmen, Manitoba after outdoor gathering limits were relaxed last weekend. Carmen is about an hour's drive southwest of Winnipeg.
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Keep That Remote Control Busy (A Couple of Recommended Netflix Series)
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e're already past one full year of the pandemic, but the world is yet to achieve a considerable space of normalcy. Public places for fun are still either close or partially restricted--restaurants, parks, malls, and theaters. This continues
to make people homebound most of the times. And when one has more hours to spare at home, one can beat boredom or restlessness leisurely by reading a book, listening to records, or watching movies. Speaking of watching, here are
a few Netflix series that are worth checking out. 'Sweet Tooth' (2021) Premiered on Netflix on June 4, 2021, the post-apocalypticthemed 'Sweet Tooth' follows the story of the 10-year-old half human, half deer hybrid boy Gus (Christian Convery). Drama, suspense, and adventure are all-in-one in this adorable series. Season 1 consists of eight engaging episodes. In spite of the show's overwhelming positive reception, there's no news yet of the followup. Let's hope that Season 2 gets to be made soon.
'Manifest' (2018) Premiered on September 24, 2018, 'Manifest' is about a commercial plane that encountered an unexpected turbulence while on flight. Fortunately, the pilot pulled through the harrowing experience; the plane and all its passengers and crew landed unscathed. However, there's one problem--how could they return to their respective lives? For, due to an unexplained mystery, they apparently disappeared--long presumed dead by their loved ones. The storm took them to five and a half years forward into reality. How will they face their new realities? It's then time to begin the series, which consists of 40 episodes.
Game On - Bombers Set To Defend Grey Cup
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he Canadian Football League unveiled a 14-game schedule for the 2021 season. The regular season opens Thursday, August 5th with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers playing host to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at IG Field in a 2019 Grey Cup rematch. The Blue Bombers vs Ticats showdown will mark the first CFL action to take place since the 107th Grey Cup in Calgary on November 24, 2019. The revised 14-game 2021 Blue Bombers schedule features seven road and seven home contests. Of the seven dates at IG Field, three will be held on Saturdays, two will be Friday night games with one each on Sunday and Thursday. The schedule includes the traditional Labour Day Classic and Banjo Bowl games with the Saskatchewan Roughriders on successive weekends in September, with the Blue Bombers visiting Regina on Sunday, September 5th and the Riders in Winnipeg on Saturday, September 11th. The Bombers open the season with consecutive home dates – the opener on August 5th and a visit by the Toronto Argonauts on Friday, August 13th – and then wrap up with back-toback games on the road, November 13th in Montreal against the Alouettes and November 20th in Calgary versus the Stampeders.
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The Last Leaf These are just two of the interesting shows that you may watch on Netflix. Other noteworthy series that you may check out are 'Lupin' (January 2021-present; about the exploits of a professional thief; two seasons, so far), 'Loki' on Disney Channel (June 2021-present; continues the mischiefs of one of the adorable and compelling characters in the successful Marvel Cinematic Universe), and 'Trése' (June 2021; a Philippine animé-influenced series that features characters from Philippine folklore; six episodes).
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Winnipeg Blue Bomber Schedule Week 1: Season Opener - Thursday, August 5 vs Hamilton, Home Week 2: Friday, August 13 vs Toronto Argonauts, Home Week 3: Saturday, August 21, vs Toronto Argonauts, Away Week 4: Sunday, August 29 vs Calgary Stampeders, Home Week 5: Sunday, September 5 - Saskatchewan Roughriders, Away Week 6: Saturday, September 11 - Saskatchewan Roughriders, Home Week 7: Saturday, September 18 - Edmonton Elks, Away Week 8: Bye Week 9: Friday, October 1 - BC Lions, Away Week 10: Friday, October 8 - Edmonton Elks, Home Week 11: Friday, October 15 - Edmonton Elks, Away Week 12: Saturday, October 23 - BC Lions, Home Week 13: Bye Week 14: Saturday, November 6 - Montreal Alouettes, Home Week 15: Saturday, November 13 - Montreal Alouettes, Away Week 16: Saturday, November 20 - Calgary Stampeders, Away Eastern & Western Semi-Finals: Sunday, November 28 Eastern & Western Final: Sunday, December 5 108th Grey Cup - Sunday, December 12 at 5:00pm CST
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Words of wisdom from Claudio Granados, Sr. as he celebrates his 100 years of active living
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nyone can learn how to live longer from Tatay Claudio, as his friends call him, as he celebrated his 100 years of age last June 6, Sunday, together with his loved ones guided with health protocols. As one foremost American psychologist wrote that social interaction is one detector for longevity. Yes, And Tatay Claudio, has been active since his younger years.
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"There is no secret, just enjoy life as it comes. But when I was younger, I engaged in a variety of exercises and was active. I like swimming, bowling and I love to socialize," still with a cheerful smile. Claudio Granados, Sr. was born on June 6, 1921, in Balayan, Batangas, and immigrated to Canada on Sept. 21, 1981. With his late wife, Cipriana, they are blessed
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with 4 children, 9 grandchildren, and 2 great-grandchildren. In Winnipeg, the couple started socializing by attending many dance parties and became active members of the Filipino Seniors Group, In Folklorama with the Pearl of the Orient Pavillion, and Mabuhay Serenaders. His children include: Willie and Sollie Padida (Philippines) children, Abie & Harry Sta Ana, Wilsol & Marge Padida; Marilyn and Bon Soliven, Trisha and Herman; Parker and Rhys and Andrea Soliven; Richard and Zeny Granados, Arvine and Darlene Granados, Amanda Granados and Austin Ryan Granados; Claudio (Totie) Granados Jr. & Ellie, Angelo Granados and Skyler Granados; and extended family members, Eric,Jha and Audri Labios. Tatay Claudio is so grateful to the blessing of the Lord, and he looks forward to enjoying life with his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
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efinitely, the Winnipeggers are the greatest benefactors when Austin Ryan Granados, a Gold Medalist in Skills Canada National Competition, returned to his beloved city and took over the management of CAKE-OLOGY at 85 Arthur Street, located in Winnipeg’s Exchange District. And take note that when Austin Ryan won a gold medal at the prestigious Skills Canada National Competition, his journey to the world of pasty had begun, along the way to physically experience the changing landscape in the world of pastry. After winning the gold medal in 2015, he moved to Toronto to work under Chef Bertie Tanaya at Rosedale Private Golf Club as a pastry cook. And fully inspired by the World Best Pastry Chef in 2017, he moved to New York to work with Dominique Ansel at his bakery in Soho, the home of the worldwide popular "Cronut", a donut-croissant hybrid. After a year, Austin went back to Toronto to work at Hotel X in 2018, as Pastry Chef De Partie. Then, to grow more, he ventured out to Hong Kong in 2019, working at One Michelin Star, VEA, named the 12th best restaurant in Asia of 2019 for one year. The culmination of this journey for international
pastry knowledge, he moved to Europe in 2020, interning for 3 months at Noma in Copenhagen, Denmark. A Two Michelin Star Restaurant and ranked #1 World’s Best Restaurant in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 and in 2014 by the San Pellegrino World’s 50 Best. “Truly a dream come true for any chef to work with the best chefs at Noma," Austin said. And the newest journey of Austin Ryan is his hometown, Winnipeg, when he opened CAKE-OLOGY on May 1st. 2021, with business partners, Bien and Colin. Privileged we are to have Austin Ryan faithfully deciding to return to his hometown and to share his international talents with the Winnipeggers. "I've travelled the world in search of inspiration through the wonderful world of food. What excites me is not knowing what I already know. Bringing new flavours and ideas to people, as well as being back in Winnipeg is rewarding on its own. This bakery means absolutely everything to me," he said with a firm hold of his realized dream. Austin Ryan Granados is a real inamorato, baking comes dearly from his heart. Austin is the youngest son of Richard and Zeny Granados of Winnipeg, and one of the grandchildren of Tatay Claudio, who, lately, on June 6th, had celebrated his 100th year and of course, Austin baked a special cake to grace the centennial celebration of his grandpa.
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A real proud Winnipegger! NOTE: Inamorato is a person who is passionate in his work, working from the heart in the pulsating world of pastry. And with Austin's tremendous journey to gain so much on pastry know-how, people who love pastries will start swooning at him, and Austin is so young, passionate, and good looking (Mana sa Mommy at Daddy) What else can we expect from him. He is a star in the pastry universe.
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Senators have advised the Inter-Agency Task Force to find middle ground that will enable OFWS to come home despite the ongoing pandemic. As per Sen. Panfilo Lacson, even “little adjustments” made by the coronavirus task force can already make a big difference to our modernday heroes who just long to go home to their families. Such statement comes after Cebu Governor Gwendolyn Garcia issued executive orders allowing OFWS to be swabbed upon arrival and allowed to go home if test results turn out negative. The reason behind Garcia’s move is also because Cebu is experiencing shortage of rooms and quarantine facilities. It can be noted though that these returning OFWs are required to have a second swab test on the seventh day from when they arrived. Stating that the country cannot be too stiff and stringent, Lacson is pushing for a middle ground because there are certain situations which call for flexibility. Lacson cited the case of a returning office employee who was instructed to spend six nights at a hotel, along with other balikbayans, at the cost of P10,000 per night. He pointed out that this person has to spend a small fortune when he could be safer by undergoing isolation at home. He went on to explain the adaptability displayed by the Cebu provincial government by carrying out its own policies, with the conclusion that such rules have saved balikbayans from inconvenience and monetary burden.
Beauty Gonzalez inks contract with GMA Network
GMA Network warmly welcomes versatile actress Beauty Gonzalez as she signed a contract last June 11. Present during the virtual signing ceremony were Senior Vice President for Entertainment Group Lilybeth G. Rasonable, First Vice President for Drama Redgie A. Magno, First Vice President for Business Development Department III Darling de Jesus-Bodegon, Vice President for Corporate Affairs and Communications Angel Javier Cruz, Senior Assistant Vice President for Alternative Productions Gigi Santiago-Lara, Senior Assistant Vice President for Drama Cheryl Ching-Sy, Senior Program Manager Anthony Pastorpide, and Arnold Vegafria of ALV Talent Circuit Inc.
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Beauty extended her gratitude to the Network for entrusting her with a timely and promising project, “I’m very thankful and very happy because GMA gives me this chance to work with them and to do a collaboration project with them. At the end of the day, gusto ko lang magpasaya ng mga tao, magpasaya ng mga fans, and I’m happy that I get to do these with GMA.” Furthermore, she described this new chapter in her showbiz career as an exciting change, “With all the changes that’s been happening right now, I think it’s time for me to have a change also, to do collaborations with other people, other talents, all I really want to do is to make people happy. I want to prove to them that it’s going to be worth it.” Rasonable expressed her eagerness in working with the actress, “Ngayon, we’ve lined up a soap project for her, a very interesting one, kakaibang istorya. Ikukuwento natin as the days pass, it’s a unique love story. Sa GMA, gusto natin palaging may tinatahak na bagong story, bagong tema. Beauty will be a part of that.” Beauty will be starring in her first-ever Kapuso program ‘Stories from the Heart: Loving Ms. Bridgitte.’
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ver a million private sector workers will get AstraZeneca vaccines next month. 1.17 million [AstraZeneca vaccines], will arrive in mid-July and mid-August, said on Saturday June12, 2021 by presidential adviser for entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion. Shipments for the rest of the order from AstraZeneca will be continuous after the two batches of 1.17 million doses were delivered. 5.5 million of the total shots are allocated for the private sector while 11 million will go to 39 local government units. The Philippine government ordered 17 million more doses from the British-Swedish pharmaceutical company. Other shipments expected include shots from Sinovac, Pfizer vaccines from the COVAX and an initial tranche of the US' excess vaccines, of which 7 million will go to countries in Asia including the Philippines.
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The country expects to receive around 10 million vaccines this month, Vaccine czar Carlito Galvez Jr. said. Over 5 million people have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine last month. 1.08% have been fully vaccinated, from the total of 110 million population.
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n next year’s 2022 elections, President Rodrigo Duterte said on Wednesday June 16, 2021, running for vice president may be sensible but he will not compete for the position if House Majority Leader Martin Romualdez will be his adversary. Citing the country's drug problem as well as other unfinished business during his term. Duterte said, running for the vice presidency is reasonable, however, he unveiled that he had promised to support Romualdez for the envied post. In a speech in Malacañang. Duterte revealed. There was an uprising with Congressman Romualdez not to vie for the post in competition for the speakership so he made a deal return he will support him if he runs for vice presidency.
Jessy Mendiola: “I’m not a Classic Lopez Girl” No, she is not a “Classic Lopez Girl.” Such was the answer of of Kapamilya star, Jessy Mendiola in her YouTube channel, as she tackled the most Googled question about her. “A Classic Lopez girl” means that an actress is basically “untouchable” because she is under the protection of former ABS-CBN network Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Eugenio Lopez III. Jessy addressed the rumors once and for all saying that this is not true and that she doesn’t even
know where this news come from. Such rumors started after a Facebook page showed an expose of rumors among actresses that included Janella Salvador, Maja Salvador and KC Concepcion. Moreover, Jessy also clarified that she is not pregnant. She stated that although she is ready to get pregnant this year, she is not expecting yet but assured that should this happen, she, herself, will share the good news to the public. It can be recalled that Jessy Manzano, in an intimate wedding married boyfriend of four years, Luis ceremony last February.
Jasmine Curtis Smith Signs Up with Maja Salvador’s Talent Agency Kapamilya star Jasmine CurtisSmith is now the newest addition to Maja Salvador’s growing roster of talents in her agency, Crown Artist Management. The said agency officially welcomed Jasmine in a post from its Instagram account that had the caption, “Our Indie Queen.” For her part, Jasmine also shared this latest career development via an Instagram post which quoted
the German philosopher, Meister Eckhart: “And suddenly you know it’s time to start something new and trust the magic of new beginnings.” Mentioning her new talent agency, she also wrote, “To new beginnings.” It can be recalled that just recently, John Lloyd Cruz also signed up with Salvador’s talent agency, marking his official showbiz comeback.
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Ano'ng Masasabi Mo? (Readers' Column) by Kathryn Valladolíd Ebrahim
Inject It Not Once but Twice (The Virus and the Vaccine) "This isn't a pandemic of just a virus. This is a pandemic of emotion...a pandemic of pain and suffering that has to do with lost jobs and lost persons. This is not just a public health journey. This is really a personal journey for all of us."--Star Tribune, March 23, 2021 Vaccines reduce risks of getting a disease by working with the body’s natural defences, building protection. When a person gets vaccinated, his immune system responds. There had been a global clamor for vaccines against COVID-19 in the latter part of 2020 as stronger strains continued to be discovered. The working citizens are eager to go back to a state of normalcy in terms of finances, looking forward to the moment when most of the population have been vaccinated, so they can easily resume their jobs. COVID-19 appears to have brought about untenable new strains that are still being observed and identified. They are labeled with the name of the country where it was discovered. For instance, a recent variant was that of India which came out in December 2020. According to the news, it spreads quickly, and scientists are worried that it might also
be the type that could enter human cells. Having said this, the ultimate approach is indeed vaccines. Below are the recently available vaccines. 1. Pfizer/BioNtech (Pfizer) 2. SII/CoviShield and AstraZeneca/ AZD1222 (AstraZeneca/Oxford) 3. Janssen/Ad26 Cov 2.S (Johnson & Johnson) 4. Moderna COVID 19 Vaccine/mRNA 1273 (Moderna) 5. Sinopharm COVID 19 Vaccine (Beijing Bio-Institute of Biological Products Co Ltd) 6. Sinovac-Coronavac (Sinovac) In spite of the number of leading
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pharmaceuticals that developed the COVID Vaccine (CoVax), more cases are still surfacing. Whom were known to be immune to the COVID virus at the start--children of 12 years old and above--have already been added to the list of those eligible for vaccination. The demand for the virus seems to have become higher as the scope of the vaccine grows wider. The scare due to the variants' mutation, transmission rate, and characteristic to even reject the vaccine are not being discounted and are within a heightened consideration. Clearly, the so-called CoVax has become available, courtesy of several phatmaceutical companies, but why is its global distribution seems taking a lifetime? The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, via their Archwell Online Channel, recently put forward their campaign for global vaccine equality: "Vax Live: The Concert to Reunite the World," to call on world leaders to make COVID-19 vaccines available for everyone. They have garnered $53.8M in commitments, even before the show aired on May 8, 2021. As of this writing, the amount of CoVax pledges has reached 10 million doses. Most people around the world perhaps wanted to go back to normalcy. Many are eager to get re-employed, to be able to receive again the salary that they lost. Those who have grown accustomed to conducting businesses online can continue to do so for as long as it is beneficial and rewarding for them. Fact of the matter, we don't need celebrities to do campaigns for everyone's sake around the world. Each country has its own government that should be committed and dedicated to the welfare
of the people whom they have sworn to protect and care for. And about those pharmaceutical companies that manufacture the vaccines, what are they waiting for? Or is it the governments that needed a wakeup call, for them to act up efficiently and effectively? At this point in time, both governments and COVID-19 vaccine manufacturers should go hand-in-hand and act fast. I believe, while it is aptly needed, revenue should not be the driving force but the conscientious effort to help the citizenry. Everyone, especially those who have more capacity than others, is encouraged to look beyond where they
are for global vaccine equity and to help combat this virus in a shorter period of time. What the world needs now are more people with heightened sense of kindness, altruism, and compassion; the noble acts of whom will surely go down in the history of humankind. *Currently working at the Philippine International Convention Center, where she began services 22 years ago, Kathryn Valladolid Ebrahim is an alumna of St. Scholastica's College–Manila; she finished a degree in Bachelor of Arts, major in Sociology, at the University of Santó Tomás; drawing and writing are her primary avocations.
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A “my way or the highway” attitude isn’t going to cut it when Saturn in Aquarius squares Uranus in Taurus on Monday. Your friends may try to coax you into doing what the group wants rather than what you decide. Put your pride aside and be a team player. You don’t always need to take the lead.
Check yourself before you wreck yourself Monday when Saturn in Aquarius squares Uranus in Taurus, bringing some struggle between letting go of the past and holding onto things that are causing you pain. Going your own way may scare you, but it might be for the best.
Relationships suddenly become serious when Saturn in Aquarius squares Uranus in Taurus on Monday. What once was a fun fling suddenly turns into a serious entanglement. Are you ready for that responsibility, Libra? Adulting is hard, but you have to do it.
Monday is an exercise in adaptability when Saturn in Aquarius squares Uranus in Taurus, restricting you from doing what you want to do. Try to use your imagination (we know you have one) and make your own fun that doesn’t cost a dime.
Monday brings career frustrations when Saturn in Aquarius squares Uranus in your sign. Your strict workplace environment may make you feel like you’re losing your individuality or not being “seen” by the higher-ups. Try to be a team player for now, Taurus, until you get a better job.
Major changes at work spell trouble for your relationships when Saturn in Aquarius squares Uranus in Taurus on Monday. All those long hours you’re working and your attention to your job could lead you to leave your partner behind. Find your work/life balance in order to find happiness.
Tensions begin to come up in your partnerships on Monday. Saturn in Aquarius squares Uranus in Taurus and certain family members could refuse to respect your boundaries. Be mature and enforce your limits to keep the peace in your private life without causing unneeded drama.
Family drama could get the better of you when Saturn in your sign squares Uranus in Taurus on Monday. You might be an adult, but your family still treats you like a little kid. Stand up for yourself and set clear boundaries. You can out-stubborn them, Aquarius.
Your week begins on a bit of a sour note when Saturn in Aquarius squares Uranus in Taurus on Monday. After your travel or education plans go astray (thanks, Mercury), you might feel trapped in your life. FOMO is real, Gemini, but don’t sulk. Instead, focus on taking care of yourself and moving forward. Remember your flexibility.
Summer is finally here, and you’re tempted to push your responsibilities to the side in favor of fun and excitement when Saturn in Aquarius squares Uranus in Taurus on Monday. Your head may be in the clouds, but try to bring back some of your trademark self-discipline or you’ll get nothing done.
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Monday brings frustrations when Saturn in Aquarius squares Uranus in Taurus. Not being able to get your point across could mess up your routine. Communication issues could lead to confusion if you aren’t clear. Speak up, Sagittarius. And watch out for any sudden colds.
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The secrets you’ve been keeping can isolate you when Saturn in Aquarius squares Uranus in Taurus on Monday. By keeping your issues to yourself, you can push your friends and community away. Allow yourself to talk to someone you trust to get some relief. You need it, Pisces.
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n celebration of Philippines Independence Day on June 12, 2021, Kultivation FAMD hosted their first Halo Halo Summit - a safe virtual space for our community to come together and do a deep dive into what it means to be Filipino/a/x here in Winnipeg. The virtual event was an opportunity to share stories, successes, and struggles. Through this event, participants and panelists talked about finding community, inspiration, and a stronger sense of self through intentional community-building. The Halo Halo Summit was hosted in collaboration with Kultivation Festival, PAO!, Manitoba Filipino Business Council, and ANAK Inc. The workshops included Filipino/a/x Model Minority Mutiny Workshop, Lunch break featuring F.A.M.D. Entertainment, Youth Career Mentorship Panel + Forum and a Filipino/a/x Professionals Happy Hour to wrap up the event. Kultivation Festival F.A.M.D. (Food, Art, Music, and Dance) is a Winnipeg grassroots, a volunteerdriven non-profit that aims to celebrate and promote the thriving modern cultural scene in Manitoba’s Filipino/a/x community. Learn more about Kultivation Festival F.A.M.D. on their website (http://kultivationfestival.com/) and follow them on Facebook and Instagram.
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(On '60s Sunshine Pop)
ike any other decade that followed it, the 1960s was an exciting time for catchy, melodic, often-orchestrated, and generally positively worded Pop songs that are also steeped with rich and playful vocal harmonies. Described now as Sunshine/Psychedelic Pop, the mid- to late-'60s works of The Beatles ("Here Comes the Sun"), The Beach Boys ("Here Comes the Night"), The Monkees ("Daydream Believer"), and The Zombies ("Time of the Season") were just tips of the genre's iceberg. Here is a list of more songs that made the '60s sunny and shiny. Take time to check them out on YouTube. You may even buy CDs of the albums containing these tracks online, if you're really interested. For sure, you might have already heard some of them. If in case not yet, then they will surely be a sweet delight to your ears, especially in the currently warm, bright, and breezy season. Arch of Triumph - "Sunshine and You" The Association - "Along Comes Mary" The Blades of Grass - "Happy" The Buckinghams - "Pitied Be the
Dragon Hunter" The Byrds - "Turn! Turn! Turn!" The Cowsills - "The Rain, the Park & Other Things" Cryan' Shames - "It Could Be We're in Love" Dusty Springfield - "Chained to a Memory" Eternity's Garden - I Wanna Be with You" The Fifth Dimension - "Up, Up and Away" The Five Americans - "Western Union" The Free Design - "Kites Are Fun" The Gordian Knot - "The Year of the Sun" Harpers Bizarre - "Happy Talk" Herman's Hermits - "There's a Kind of Hush (All over the World" The Hollies - "Rainbow on the Window" Kaleidoscope - "Egyptian Gardens" The Lemon Pipers - "Green Tambourine" Love - "Alone Again Or" The Love Generation - "Groovy Summertime" The Lovin' Spoonful - "She Is a Mystery" The Magic Mushrooms - "Let the Rain Be Me" Manfred Mann - "Ha! Ha! Said the Clown" The Millennium - "Just About the Same"
The Peanutbutter Consporacy "Peter Pan" Peppermint Rainbow - "Will You Be Staying after Sunday?" The Peppermint Trolley Company - "Beautiful Sun" Petula Clark - "Downtown" Piccadilly Line - "Emily Small" Pink Floyd - "Arnold Layne" Roger Nichols & the Small Circle of Friends - "Love So Fine" The Rooftop Singers - "Kites" Sagittarius - "You Know I've Found a Way" Sandie Shaw - "Hold 'Im Down" The Sandpipers - "Come Saturday Morning" The Settlers - "Major to Minor" The Shirelles - "Last Minute Miracle" Simon Dupree & the Big Sound "Broken-Hearted Pirates" Spanky and Our Gang - "Sunday Will Never Be the Same" Strawberry Alarm Clock - "Incense and Peppermints" The Sundowners - "Always You" The Sunshine Company - "Happy" Tinkerbell's Dust - "Lazy Days" The Tokens - "I Hear Trumpets Below" Tommy James & the Shondells - "I Think We're Alone Now"
The Turtles - "Happy Together" Vanity Fair - "I Live for the Sun" The Walker Brothers - "Evefything under the Sun" The Yellow Balloon - "Stained Glass Window"
Final Note This may be a lot already, but there's actually more where they came from. All you need to do is to bask where the sun shines. Dig, explore, listen, and delight! Music is life!
Welcome to Canada Life Centre, home of the Winnipeg Jets Canada Day marks the start of a new strategic relationship between Canada Life and True North Sports + Entertainment Canada Life and True North Sports + Entertainment are excited to announce a new strategic relationship that will see the home of the Winnipeg Jets and Manitoba Moose renamed to Canada Life Centre™, effective July 1, 2021. The arena typically hosts more than 140 events each year and is consistently recognized as one of the premier sports and entertainment venues in North America. The 10-year sponsorship agreement includes substantial branding, media, hospitality and community assets for Canada Life. “As True North Sports + Entertainment celebrates its 25th anniversary this year, we can’t think of a more exciting way to embark upon the next ten years of our organization’s journey than with a partner like Canada Life, that shares the same community commitment and passion for our great city and country,” said Mark Chipman, Executive Chairman of True North Sports + Entertainment. “We are proud to call the home of our Winnipeg Jets and Manitoba Moose Canada Life Centre and look forward to associating the Canada Life brand with exciting moments in hockey and entertainment.”
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