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23 It was a full house at Baon Manila Nights pop-up dinner series last July 17 featuring MasterChef Canada's season 3 runner up, Jeremy Senaris. The sold out pop-up dinner held at Merchant Kitchen also featured an all star team of chefs with culinary focus on Filipino food specialties. Top: RJ Urbano, Sophon "Soapy" Chhin, Carter Delacruz, Corey Jhagru, Mark Sobrevinas, Nate Maas. Bottom: Allan Pineda, Amanda Pineda, Crystal Johnson, Jeremy Senaris, Claire Snowball, Nikki Melegrito. Photo by Mike Talastas.

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Family, relatives and friends of two young Filipino kids are mourning the loss of David Medina, 12 and Jhonalyn Javier, 11. The drowning victims were pulled from the water at Grand Beach on Monday, August 1st. David is turning 13 years old, and he migrated here in Winnipeg last Nov 26, 2014. Theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re originally from Dasmarinas, Cavite. While Jhonalyn is only 11 years old and arrived here last year Aug 12, 2015 from Angeles City, Pampanga. Viewing Details: Saturday & Sunday, August 6 and 7 Mosaic Funeral Home, 1839 Inkster Blvd 6pm to 12am (both evenings)

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Tackle Shop Talk “How long is this gonna take?” That’s the usual question I get from my daughters accompanied by the requisite groans of exasperation whenever I turn the truck into a tackle store. Admittedly, I do find that I take an inordinate amount of time perusing and examining every product in every aisle when I’m at the fishing shop. Everything from Walmart to small tackle sections at gas stations in the middle of nowhere will still get a few minutes of my time to see what they carry in stock. Over the years, I’ve come to learn a lot about all sorts of techniques and styles of angling just from reading packages and handling products in the stores. For a novice angler and even for seasoned veterans of the sport, the endless selection and variety of lures, tackle, and equipment can be intimidating. Having options narrowed down or gaining some background knowledge can be helpful when looking to try new products and techniques. In each article of Angler Management going forward, we will include a ‘Tackle Shop Talk’ profile of a product or two that our readers can take a look at. If you have any questions at

all about fishing or what you can do to improve your experience or success on the water feel free to email me anytime as well. Floats (bobbers) Fishing floats are used by anglers primarily to present bait or a lure at a specifically set depth below the surface of the water. This can be advantageous to avoid snags and rocks on the bottom, targeting fish that are feeding near the top like goldeye, or for visual strike detection. Styles and sizes vary from the well-known ‘red and white’ round plastic bobber to pencil floats made of balsa wood. Each has its own merits and advantages depending on the application. One thing to keep in mind when selecting a style to use is that the rounder profiles

have more resistance meaning a fish won’t be able to pull it under as easily. Depending on how or who is fishing, this can be either a positive or a negative. Another thing to consider is whether you prefer to have the float ‘clipped’ on the line or have it ‘run through’ the line and marked with a product called a bobber stop. Having a ‘slip float’ free running on the line is ideal for deeper line setting to enable the angler to cast properly. If you are setting the line around four feet or less, than a clip on float such as what the round bobbers employ will work just fine. The next time you are at the tackle shop, take some time to look at all of the available float options and see if you can work this aspect into your angling repertoire.

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ow that the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) has ruled strongly in favor of the Philippines’ maritime disputes against China in the South China Sea (SCS), people are wondering, “What’s going to happen next?” Unless China accepts the arbitral tribunal’s ruling – in parts

or in its entirety – nothing is going to happen in terms of enforcement. While the Philippines may have won a moral and legal victory, she cannot force China to dance “tango” with her, simply because China has refused from the getgo to participate in the arbitration case and made it crystal clear that

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she would not abide by the PCA’s ruling. However, to avoid the appearance of losing face, China opened a little window for bilateral talks. But the question is: Is she going to impose the same old demand that the Philippines must first recognize China’s “indisputable sovereignty” over the South China Sea before talks could begin? And since the Philippines had refused to agree to it, bilateral negotiation was out of the question; hence, the Philippines went to the PCA to seek arbitration. With the PCA’s legally binding ruling, the Philippines is left with few options, none of which is easy to achieve. But with an alternative of going to war against China, a “peaceful” means of settling their disputes would be in everybody’s best interest, including the international community, which is keeping a keen eye on how China is dealing with the arbitral tribunal ruling. With 80% of global trade – that’s $5 trillion annually – passing through the SCS, there is just too much at stake. Any change in the status quo could upset the balance of power in the Indo-Asia-Pacific region, which would directly or indirectly affect the world’s leading economies. And that includes the Group of Seven (G7), which represents the top seven world economic powers. International rule of law At the G7 summit hosted by Japan on May 25-26, all the G7 members – Canada, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Japan, and the U.S. – displayed an impressive show of unity to “defend the international rule of law and jurisdictional status quo in both the South and East China Seas.” As reported in the news, the G7 leaders also “affirmed the freedom of navigation and overflight, international law, peaceful settlement of disputes and arbitration, and they condemned unilateral action and the use of force or coercion.” “Rock the boat” But while the G7 is solidly in favor of abiding by the international law, the 10-member Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN), at their Foreign Ministers’ meeting in Vientiane, Laos, was divided over the PCA’s ruling. The members were deadlocked over the Philippines’ request to mention the PCA’s ruling in their joint statement.

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The Philippines and Vietnam backed the PCA’s ruling, which denied China’s sweeping claims in the SCS, including the nullification of the controversial “nine-dash line,” which delineates about 90% of the SCS as belonging to China. But Cambodia opposed the wordings in reference to the PCA’s ruling; thus, preventing ASEAN from arriving at a consensus. To break the impasse, the Philippines’ Secretary of Foreign Affairs Perfecto Yasay Jr. withdrew the Philippines’ request and agreed to a watered-down joint communiqué that avoided any reference to the PCA’s ruling. Yasay said, “The Philippines did not want to gloat over the win, or rock the boat with ASEAN.” But excuse me Mr. Yasay, “rocking the boat” is not “gloating over the win.” On the contrary, it would have brought to the fore the importance of ASEAN unity in geopolitical issues that affect them collectively as a regional power bloc as well as individually as nations. Had ASEAN failed to gather unanimity among its member-nations, so be it. But it would have triggered a process to bring the maritime disputes to the center stage of international debate. Enforcing the ruling In a commentary by Senior Associate Justice Antonio T. Carpio published in the Philippine Daily Inquirer last July 21, he asked: “How can the Philippines enforce its exclusive right to the resources in its EEZ? “If China National Offshore Oil Co. (CNOOC) installs a gas platform on Recto Bank (Reed Bank), which is entirely within the Philippine EEZ, and extracts the gas there, the Philippines can sue CNOOC in Canada where CNOOC has assets. “The Philippines can show the ruling to the court in Canada, which ratified the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), that the gas on Recto Bank belongs to the Philippines and CNOOC pilfered it. “The Philippines can ask the Canadian court to seize CNOOC’s assets to compensate the Philippines for the pilfered gas. “The Philippines can also ask the International Seabed Authority (ISA), a creation of UNCLOS, to suspend the exploration permits it issued to China. “The ISA has issued 27 permits to explore the seabed

outside any national jurisdiction, and four permits have gone to China, the highest number for any state. “UNCLOS is a “package deal”—any United Nations member that ratifies UNCLOS must accept all its provisions. “If China refuses to comply with the ruling of the Permanent Court of Arbitration, the Philippines can ask the ISA to suspend the exploration permits of China because China is accepting only beneficial provisions of UNCLOS and rejecting its burdensome provisions. “The Philippines must be creative in finding legal means of enforcing the ruling, and not be timid in exploring the frontiers of international law. “To paraphrase Sun Tzu, you must defeat the enemy in the courtroom if you cannot defeat the enemy on the battlefield.” The primacy of UNCLOS Indeed, the most potent weapon that the Philippines could employ to force China to comply with the PCA’s ruling is UNCLOS, which both China and the Philippines are signatories; thus, obligating them to adhere to its provisions. And should China refuse to abide by it, the Philippines could then avail of the legal means that Justice Carpio outlined in his commentary. It is interesting to note that the U.S. has been pretty vocal and persistent in asserting freedom of navigation and overflight for her naval and air forces. Other countries might follow including Vietnam, Japan, Australia, and India, which begs the question: Is China prepared to go to war against her neighbors, five of which have mutual defense treaties with the U.S.? While China would try to save face and cut her losses and keep as much territory that she could bargain for, she is vulnerable to global economic sanctions and condemnation. And if the negotiations fail, then there will only be one court left to settle their disputes; that is, the “international court of public opinion,” where judgment is final and there is no appeal. Can China afford to disregard global public opinion, just like what’s happened to another rogue state, North Korea? I doubt it.

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Mining firms to observe responsible industry practices

he mining industry will continue keeping up with the standards of responsible mining in response to President Rodrigo Duterte’s recent warning on businesses that are destroying the environment and violating government standards. The Chamber of Mines of the Philippines (COMP) said mining firms are covered by a strict

order to safeguard the people, environment and country’s interests. The COMP added that the mining industry will continue to abide by the law and support the President’s effort to weed out the irresponsible miners who conduct their business without regard for the law. The chamber also clarified that the Foreign Technical Assistance Agreement provides

for a 50-50 sharing formula with government. In the Mineral Production Sharing Agreement, the chamber said government gets a 45-percent share depending on prices of commodities, belying the prevailing assumption that government only gets 18 percent from mining operations.

NPA rebels return to government fold

Army Capt. Rhyan Batchar, spokesperson of the 10th Infantry Division said three members of the New People’s Army (NPA) surrendered last Aug. 1 to authorities in Mawab town, Compostela Valley, Batchar said the surrenderees are all members of the NPA’s Southern Mindanao Regional Committee. He said they were convinced by a former rebel to return to normal lives . He added

that the surrender was further influenced by the increasing number of NPA fighters who chose to lead peaceful lives by availing of the government’s Comprehensive Local Integration Program (CLIP). Records show that 64 ex-NPAs have received livelihood and monetary assistance from CLIP since 2015. In the first seven months of this year, a total of 141 rebels have voluntarily surrendered to 10th Infantry Division units.

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suspension last May. Thailand is the highest ranked country in the region, and is tied along with Singapore for winning the event a record four times. The Azkals have made it to the semi-finals in the 2010, 2012, and 2014 editions of the tournament but have yet to make it to the finals. Group B is made up of Vietnam, Malaysia, co-host Myanmar and the winner of the

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Pearl of the Orient Philippine Pavilion Magdaragat is a Filipino word meaning voyagers of the seas, or sea-farers. Magdaragat Philippines Incorporated was established in 1976 by the late Dante C. Buenaventura. We are a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion and propagation of the Philippine culture through song, dance and theatre. This year marks the 40th anniversary of Magdaragat. Our theme is PAGPAPAHALAGA (Reverence). Reverence is the honour and to have deep respect, appreciation, and high esteem for someone or something. Magdaragat’s existence and growth are rooted in our members sheer pride for our tradition, history and profound love and respect for each other. It’s this honour and mutual gratitude at the centre of everything we do that will keep MAGDARAGAT evolving for many years to come-

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6th Season: Movies at Assiniboine Park Duterte delivers his first SONA

ssiniboine Park is inviting the public out to once again enjoy Movies in the Park on the Lyric Lawn over four Fridays in August. The kickoff starts on Friday, August 5th with a special dinosaur themed double feature showing The Good Dinosaur at 7 pm and Jurassic

World at 9:15 pm. Presented by Scotiabank as part of Assiniboine Park’s 2016 Red River Co-op Summer Entertainment Series, Movies in the Park features Hollywood blockbuster films on a cinema-style 27 foot wide LED screen at the Lyric Theatre.

“Movies in the Park is always a community favourite and we are so pleased to offer it again for families and friends to come together and enjoy,” said Laura Curtis, APC Manager, Marketing and Communications. ”Every summer we see thousands of people gather on the Lyric Lawn and take part in what has become a celebrated Winnipeg tradition. This event is one that is near and dear to all of us at the Park.” August 5: The Good Dinosaur (7pm); Jurassic World (9:15pm) August 12: Zootopia (7pm); Star Wars: The Force Awakens (9:15pm) August 19: Inside Out (7pm); Footloose (9:15pm) August 26: Kung Fu Panda 3 (7pm); Spectre (9:15pm) The dinosaur themed kickoff is inspired by Dinosaurs Alive! ® presented by Artis REIT at Assiniboine Park Zoo open until September 5th. Zoo visitors can hashtag their dino-selfies #dinosaursaliveapz to enter to win a prize pack. Visitors can also take a selfie with Deeno the travelling dinosaur on display at the Conservatory and use the same hashtag to enter the contest. The 2016 Red River Coop Summer Entertainment Series is made possible through generous community sponsorship – including support from Red River Co-op, Scotiabank and the Johnston Group – and supplementary fundraising.

resident Rodrigo Duterte outlined his vision for the country as he delivered his first State of the Nation Address (Sona) on July 25. One of the highlights of the President’s speech was the change in the form of government as he urged Congress to immediately work on the federal system he wants for the country. He called a purely parliamentary form of government dangerous and said the French model would be better for the country. He added that the president under the federal system could be given either ceremonial powers or even the authority to dissolve parliament. The other highlights of Duterte’s SONA are his declaration of a unilateral ceasefire with leftist rebels as

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part of his bid to end Asia's longest running Maoist insurgency. A unilateral ceasefire on the part of the government means the military will halt offensive operations against communist rebels. The Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP), led by its founder Jose Maria Sison, earlier indicated that it was willing to stop offensive operations during the peace talks. The other salient points in the SONA include increasing the capacity of the capital’s train systems and make them run faster to accommodate more commuters; strengthening laws against terrorism financing as well as the Philippines' coordination with Indonesia and Malaysia to suppress kidnappings in east Asian waters; and lowering of income taxes. Duterte also urged law enforcers and local officials to double their efforts against narcotics. He also reiterated his promise of providing full support for lawmen that fulfil their duty of battling drugs, as well as prioritizing the rehabilitation of drug dependents. Meanwhile, Armed Forces spokesperson Brig. Gen. Restituto Padilla said this year’s Sona was generally peaceful and different from previous years as this was the first time that militants were allowed to get closer to Batasang Pambansa.

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Selena Gomez dubs Filipino audience the ‘loudest’

op superstar Selena Gomez sang a total 18 songs at the Mall of Asia Arena on Sunday for her Revival Tour concert with the huge Filipino crowd visibly enjoying and reciprocating her energetic performance.

he 24-year-old singer appreciated the cheers, applause, and singing of her local supporters to her every song, prompting her to describe the Filipino audience as the loudest crowd she had ever been in. Included in her performance were hits from her Revival album like Hands to Myself, Good For You, Same Old Love. She also sang her latest single, Kill ‘Em With Kindness, and also treated her fans with a series of throwback songs like Come and Get It, Love You Like A Love Song and Slow Down, and covers of Hillsong’s Transfiguration and Eurythmics’ Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This).While performing Who Says, the fans lighted up the arena and raised “SALAMAT SELENA” signs. Gomez also gave her Filipino fans a sneak peek of her next album as she sang a new song called Feel Me.

Men’s mag picks Pia Wurtzbach as ‘sexiest woman alive’

he men’s magazine Esquire Philippines has named reigning Miss Universe Pia Wurtzbach as the “sexiest woman alive” in the country. Wurtzbach won the Miss Universe title in December 2015 and has since traveled to various countries. She went to Ecuador in May to help with relief efforts after the earthquake in April, and being one of the judges in the Miss Peru beauty pageant. She and Miss USA 2016, Deshauna Barber, helped crown Miss Teen USA 2016, Karlie Hay, on Sunday. She recently successfully campaigned to have

the Miss Universe 2016 pageant held in the Philippines on January 30, 2017.

Maine Mendoza grateful to ‘Eat Bulaga’ Maine Mendoza is grateful to “Eat Bulaga!” for giving her the life-changing chance to be where she is now. The TV and social media celebrity has already scored a blockbuster movie, got several big product endorsements, and is currently enjoying the support of thousands of her fans. She shared that she didn’t even realize she could do the things she has been doing for the cameras. On the real score between her and Alden, Maine revealed they are now in keep things private if and when the “mutual understanding (MU)” the relationship progresses to stage. She however would rather something romantic.

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Sarah Geronimo turns 28

Singer Sarah Geronimo had a belated celebration with boyfriend Matteo Guidicelli and some friends at Pico de Loro in Batangas three days after her actual birthday. Sarah, who turned 28 last Monday, was taken by Matteo to a mountain-climbing adventure. Photos of the two made the rounds online after their supporters reposted them in various social media networks. Meanwhile, several online news has reported that Sarah is preparing for a fivekilometer run exclusively for girls 12 years old and above which happens this week.

Filipino action movie wins big in Germany

nother movie made by a Filipino filmmaker got international recognition as “Huramentado (Oath to Die)” was named one of eight winners at the 4-Chances Film Festival held in Kassel, Germany. The Filipino action movie was directed by Noriel Jarito and tells the story of a bodyguard who is hired by a corrupt politician. The other winners include Tess Leigh’s “The Bush Challenge,” Christophe Leclaire’s “Subimago,” Ak Simba’s “Plan-I,” Jaroslaw Gogolin’s “Weedomania,” Sebastião Braga’s “Courage,” Karen Veninga-Zaricor’s “Condolences” and Gabriela Ribeiro’s “Cutting.”

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n 365 days, the largest multisport and cultural event in the nation will begin in Winnipeg. From July 28 until August 13, 2017, the 2017 Canada Summer Games will welcome over 4,000 athletes and coaches and over 20,000 visitors to Winnipeg, Gimli MB, and Kenora ON. Today the 2017 Canada Summer Games celebrated the Countdown to the Games: One Year To Go presented by Payworks with a free concert and sport demonstrations at The Forks Market Plaza. The milestone celebration featured live performances by JP Hoe, Leonard Sumner, Kelly Bado, Dirty Catfish Brass Band and DJ Mama Cutsworth, 14 of the 16 Canada Summer Games sports hosted games onsite, and Niibin, the Games’ mascot, made several appearances. “The 2017 Canada Summer Games Host Society has put forth immense effort and preparation thus far into ensuring that these Games go down in history as an iconic Canadian sporting event,” said Tom Quinn, Canada Games Council Chairman. “In just 365 days, Canada’s top young athletes will converge in beautiful Winnipeg for a magical two weeks competition, and we can’t

wait to witness it all!” Representatives from the federal, provincial and municipal governments gathered together with leaders in the sport, business, and indigenous communities to count down and unveiled the Games’ countdown clock. “In 2017, sport and recreation will play an important part in the festivities for the 150th anniversary of Confederation— and the 2017 Canada Summer Games in Winnipeg will have a prominent place in our country’s celebration. Canada’s athletes are fantastic role models, especially for young people, and they show the dedication and passion it takes to reach one’s personal goals. On behalf of all Canadians, I offer best wishes to the Winnipeg 2017 Canada Summer Games Host Society and all of the athletes across the country for great Games one year from now,” said the Honourable Carla Qualtrough, Minister of Sport and Persons with Disabilities. Dan Vandal, Member of Parliament (Saint Boniface – Saint Vital) noted, “The 2017 Canada Summer Games in Winnipeg will be a great opportunity to showcase our city, our region and our province to country’s top young athletes and their supporters. I commend everyone involved in organizing the Winnipeg 2017 Canada Summer Games, and I wish the organizers and athletes well in their preparations over the next year.”

“Manitobans are excited about the opportunity to both showcase our province to the rest of the country and cheer on our athletes,” said Manitoba Sport, Culture and Heritage Minister Rochelle Squires. “We look forward to an exciting games and the chance to remind the country why we are known as friendly Manitoba.” “The Summer of 2017 is just around the corner and we can hardly wait to show the nation what Winnipeg has to offer,” said Mayor Brian Bowman. “Canada already knows how passionate our sports fans are and that passion will be on full display for all the athletes descending on Winnipeg for the 2017 Canada Summer Games!” Jeff Hnatiuk, President and CEO of the 2017 Canada Summer Games Host Society welcomed Official Supporters Frank Digital, New Flyer and Motor Coach Industries, Oxygen Technical Services, and Quintex to the Games team. “We are fortunate to have tremendous support from all levels of government as the foundation for these Games,” said Hnatiuk. “Building on that foundation will require the support of our official co-hosts, over 6,000 volunteers, and sponsors, partners, and community supporters. Partnerships with these key groups are central to the success of our Games.”

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Jeremy Senaris soared to popularity after winning second place in the reality television show MasterChef Canada. Inspired by his mother, Jeremy elevated everyday Filipino and Asian food throughout the popular cooking competition. Jeremy's family had taught him how to cook and after his mother had passed away from cancer he became passionate about replicating her dishes. On July 17, 2016, the monthly series of pop-up restaurants Baon Manila Nights featured Jeremy Senaris as the guest chef for their one-year anniversary. All of the dishes he presented were based on food his mother used to prepare. Jeremy was no stranger to Manila Nights, having presented the first course at the June instalment. However, with 135 guests, this month's seven course meal was the first time that Jeremy was the head chef for a such as large event. With a day-job as a building plan examiner, Jeremy admitted he faced several challenges for his first pop-up dinner such as planning the menu, deciding how much food to buy, and portioning for each person. This was also the first time that Jeremy cooked in a commercial establishment, taking place at The Merchant Kitchen. Jeremy says that he had great support to help him out, including Baon Manila Nights' founder, Chef Allan Pineda. "I had a good team, all in the restaurant industry." Jeremy admitted. "They're the ones who taught me the ways of the kitchen." Although he struggled with plating and presentation on MasterChef Canada, his skills improved throughout the competition, showcased in each of the beautiful dishes presented at Baon Manila Nights. The first course was a play on Arroz Caldo with an artful black squid ink risotto topped with a charred garlic shrimp. The result was a lovely garlic flavour that carried hints of the sea. The second course consisted of a savoury cocktail called the Manila Minchelada with a tomato juice base, tequila, lime and a salted spiced rim with subtle hints of tamarind.

The third course was a take on Agedashi tofu. The topping of Benito flakes mesmerized the guests as they moved with the heat of the dish. The coconut onion vinaigrette was assertive against the fried tofu and cut the heartiness of the pulled pork. The crispness of the tofu breading and bits of chicharon provided a crunchy texture. The fourth course was a chicken wonton sopas with meaty wontons, a delicate chicken broth with diced vegetables that reminded me of my own mother's chicken soup. Crumbled fried chicken skin sprinkled on top provided a contrasting crunch. The fifth course was prepared by Chef Claire Snowball, twotime Iron Chef Winnipeg. She presented a refreshing mango granita with a chia seed float and mint chiffonade, a perfect palate cleanser. The sixth course was magnificently plated Escarbache Fish and Chips using seared Arctic Char and lotus root chips, served with julienned vegetables. The

sweet sour sauce had a wonderful tartness that heightened the flavour of the fish. The final dessert course was an ode to Champorado. A quenelle of mild chocolate ice cream was presented astride puffed purple rice, whipped cream and topped with candied bacon to provide the salty element. The success of the July 17th dinner is only the beginning for Jeremy Senaris, an up and coming talent in the Winnipeg culinary scene. Jeremy hopes in the future to present more pop-up dinners on a smaller scale with a focus on more intricate dishes. However his biggest upcoming project is expecting his first child, due in January 2017. Congratulations, Jeremy! Baon Manila Nights is a monthly series of pop-up restaurants showcasing guests chefs and their takes on Filipino cuisine. The next dinner will take place August 27th with guest chef Pamela Kirkpatrick from Cake-ology. For more details, check out Baon Manila Nights on Facebook or ManilaNights204 on Instagram and Twitter.

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Horoscope You have the ability to passage your attention and get ahead of the game, but with this you may find that when it comes right down to it you feel uneasy and can’t quite concentrate as much as you’d like. Although you want to focus on just one thing, many options grab your attention; leisure plans may override everything else. You might as well kick back and have fun

Enable you to get much more done than you might normally. Time management could be of the absolute importance, if you find this way of working useful, you might want to keep it up, could spotlight a relationship and associated feelings. If you and another are currently dealing with an issue, this is when it could come to a head. Avoid doing or saying anything you might regret later.

Avoid making any decisions for plans and projects will involve teamwork, perhaps when a group you belong to convenes even though you may have your doubts. Much can be achieved with some focus could be the reason that feelings run high among family members. Things should calm down by that time. Your social sector indicates an upbeat ahead.

You make ahead a concerted effort can help you unpick the various threads and get to the heart of the matter. This could be feeling naturally inclined to resolve an issue that has bother you for some time. Perhaps it’s been carefully holding you back and you may not have had much opportunity to deal with that. In addition, you could jibe with the completion of a key project.

Making purchasing decision may be considering changes to your home, holding a celebration, or improving your yard. The thrill of adventure could be on your mind, encourages you to consider how nice it would be to get away. If you’ve felt pressured by various events recently, a quick break could be very fascinating. Your home zone encourages a family vibe.

Regarding romance, though, it might not be so positive. Energy suggests that a date or outing could be a little restrained. This could be a very constructive particularly if you’re working on a creative project or want to get a business idea off to a great start. They could see you getting irritated at work, but your vitality and enjoyment should be return.

Be careful of what you say. If you’ve been feeling emotional, you might upset someone. Get used to the limelight; because you may find yourself the center of attention once into the topmost sector adopting a diplomatic approach could sidestep this. In addition, an opportunity to help boost your finances may show up.

If you can take some time out, you’ll find that relaxing and refreshing leave you feeling more energized and upbeat. Avoid tackling complex tasks if you can. On another note, friends may be around to help you with a project. A more formal event could bring some wonderful opportunities your way, so it might be worth going even if you have doubts.

Working positively with others could mean you accomplish much more than usual, looks helpful for doing just that. You in the mood to spend, making you less careful with your money than you would normally be. Think before purchasing any big-ticket items. If you can’t resist, be sure to keep the receipts and paperwork. They could enhance creativity thinking.

The opportunity to get a little distance from it can give you a fresh perspective. A little quiet time may be all that’s needed to enable you to resolve an issue linked with home or family matters. You could see you in the mood for some fun and perhaps a sizzling date night. Take it to the max and enjoy every moment. You may find your creative inspiration peaks once enters your spiritual sector.

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who gets offended easily; an overly sensitive person” napikón – piqued [participial adjective] madalíng mapikón – easily piqued [adjectival phrase] To illustrate: * Sóbra ang pagkapikón niyá. [His pique is intense.] * Wag kang pikón. [Don’t be a pique.] * Napikón ka ba sa bíro ko? [Did you get piqued with my joke?] * Waláng gustóng makipaglarô sa kanyá kasí siyá ay madalíng mapikón. [No one likes to play with him because he is easily piqued.] Pasmá pasmá – spasm [noun] “an involuntary muscular contraction, especially one resulting in cramp or convulsion” To illustrate: * Ang sakít ng pasmá ko sa leég. [The spasm in my neck is painful.] Actually, ‘pasmá’ is the one that was derived from the English word spasm, not the other way around. Péktus péktus – googly [noun]; google [verb] – “a trick serving or delivery in any game that involves hitting an object towards its goal”; “a ball bowled with a deceptive bounce”

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To illustrate: * Magalíng si Efren “Bata” Reyes sa paglálagáy ng péktus sa larô ng bilyár. [Efren “Bata” Reyes is skillful in putting googlies in the game of billiards.] * May mga manlalárò na ang tingín sa pameméktus ay isáng urì ng pandaráyà. [There are players who see googling as a form of cheating.] * Wag mong péktusán ang tíra mo. [Don’t google your hit.] * Haha, nasaló ko ang péktus niyá! [Haha, I caught his googly.] The Filipino word ‘péktus’ may have been derived from the word effect, as in “to apply an effect that may render favorable or winning results” (or, figuratively, “to cast a fake magic spell”) on one’s delivery or serving in a game involving hitting or shooting an object towards its goal (e.g., volleyball, golf, basketball, bowling, curling, hockey). The Last Leaf Never assume. Every time you encounter uncertainty or when you’re in doubt, take the extra effort to check (double check, if you must) the available sources that may help you verify, validate, or confirm your guess. Don’t rely on gut feelings. After all, the only thing that we can really confirm when our stomachs are grumbling is hunger. Misinformation, false claims, and wrong assumptions are often the results of one’s ignorance or lack of initiative or failure to get much deeper into the origin or nature of the matter in question.

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ids love cupcakes especially if they're tasked with the fun with creating their own designs. Much to the delight of all the kids and parents, many cupcakes were created and eaten. Heavenly Party Needs hosted a fondant cupcake decorating class in July at North Centennial.

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6th Annual Manyfest promises to be bigger & better! food truck cuisine. The Wine and Beer Garden, presented by SkyCity Centre will feature beer from Big Rock Brewery and over 20 varieties of wine. KidSport Winnipeg has been selected as the charity of choice to receive a portion of the proceeds from the Wine and Beer Garden.

Downtown’s beloved addition to Winnipeg’s wealth of festivals, the 6th annual Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries ManyFest street party, will animate Broadway from September 9-11 with an energetic atmosphere of arts, entertainment, and delicious cuisine, to draw people into heart of the city. Since its inception, ManyFest has attracted well over 250,000 people to downtown Winnipeg for an open, outdoor showcase of talent, community, and healthy living on the streets of downtown Winnipeg, beneath Broadway’s beautiful elm trees. “ManyFest is truly a community festival bringing people together, downtown, from

Food Truck Wars The famous Food Truck Wars are back and this year there are 30 food trucks to choose from—our most diverse and delicious lineup yet! Presented by ROYALE Tiger Towel, this year’s Food Truck Wars will be awarded for Best Presentation, Best Bang for

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all corners of the city to enjoy Broadway, its rich history and a weekend filled with musicians, artisans, and fun activities,” says Stefano Grande, Chief Executive Officer of the Downtown Winnipeg BIZ. “This year we’re excited to announce our new businesses—like Oh Doughnuts and The Common inside The Forks Market—are embracing ManyFest and finding new and exciting ways to get involved.” Bigger & Better Events For the first year ever, ManyFest’s Food Truck Wars area will be licensed! Festivalgoers will be able to sip and savour beers and wines while waiting in line for delicious

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Inaugural V-League Championships

he inaugural V-League wrapped up their first season with exciting championship finals. In the women's division, Forever Flames (Munoz Silk Screen Printing) captured the championship over Normita Lorenzana's Archangels. In men's division championship finals, Align Chiropractic & Massage Therapy defeated Winnipeg Tigers.

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