Filipino Journal Manitoba Edition September 05 - 20, 2015

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Viva Aklan! The Aklan Ati-Atihan Association of Manitoba captured Best Float and Best Tent awards at the 2015 Manitoba Filipino Street Festival. Dressed in traditional Aklan Ati-Atihan costume, Aireen Miaral danced along the McPhillips parade route under overcast skies. The rain, thundershower and lightening didn't dampen the spirits of the festival attendees and headline performer, Jericho Rosales. Over 50 Filipino community organizations too part in this year's Manitoba Filipino Street Festival.

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Back in August 22nd at the Garden City Shopping Centre, the Filipino

Kidney Health Initiative (FILKHI) along with the assistance from the Kidney Foundation of Canada (KFOC) - Manitoba Branch created awareness on kidney disease prevention. FILKHI gave out informative handouts and kidney stress relievers to the general public along with a chance to win gift certificates from Booster Juice and Subway. "This could not be possible with the help of great volunteers" said Jon Reyes, Board of Director (BOD) of the Kidney Foundation who was joined by Executive Director Val Dunphy and fellow BOD Keith Fontaine. "I am glad we were able to create awareness as I did not not know till I was a BOD that kidney disease was high in our Filipino community."

Reyes has been with the KFOC for 3 years.

A very special thanks to Mercy-Anne Guevarra, a kidney donor herself, leading the FILKHI team. (Pictured below holding the Kidney)

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Rizal on Reform and Revolution (part 2)

The fresh ideas from abroad during the time of Jose Rizal cannot be anything

but the ideas coming from the revolution in France and the American Revolution, which was also inspired by the former. According to the essay of Elmer Ordonez, Rizal’s readings, as well as those of the ilustrados at the time, included Zola’s Germinal and other Anarchist texts. He furthered that Rizal read a lot of French Literature and particularly liked Alexandre Dumas' Three Musketeers and Count of Monte Cristo. Rizal also read Moliere, Voltaire, Montesquieu, and Napoleon’s memoirs, in addition to his readings of the lives of the Presidents of the United States, Morga’s Sucessos de las Islas Filipinas, Les Miserables by Victor Hugo, Wandering Jew by Eugene Sue, Beaumarchais’ Barber of Seville, and Marriage of Figaro, which were considered dangerous works and subversive in nature during Rizal’s time. (Reference: The Books that Jose Rizal Read and How It Shaped His Life--Totoy Batotoy)

In Rizal’s second novel, El Filibusterismo, the frustrated reformist Ibarra returns in the guise of Simoun, the Jeweller--what Simon calls the “liberal reformer who became an 'anarchist' or “Putschist.” The concept of a Marxist Leninist revolutionary was

not developed yet. ("Rizal and the Literature of the Left" by Elmer Ordonez, Manila Times, Dec. 29, 2007)

Rizal was born on June 19, 1861, in a country ruled by Spain. The economy during this time was characterized by feudalism, vast tracks of land solely under the control of a handful of feudal lords. Concepts like suffrage (elections), separation of power, separation of church and state were non-existent. We have to take note that prior to the Revolution of 1896, two hundred revolts occurred with the intention of breaking the feudal chains. All these concepts came into fruition after the Revolution of 1896 when U.S. colonial rule took over and introduced a distorted version of the ideas of enlightenment to consolidate their colonial rule by using concepts of democracy, republicanism as a facade and reactionary violence to crush the continuing resistance of the Filipino people.

What was the role and significance of the Revolution of 1896? After 365 years of Spanish colonialism and successive revolts, Filipinos finally decided to organize the Katipunan as a result of the martyrdom of Rizal on December 30, 1896. Rizal was accused of being the founder of the Katipunan, or Brotherhood of Revolutionaries. In the column of Ambeth Ocampo, “Reform and

Revolution,” he explained that “the December 15, 1896 Manifesto was used against Rizal both by the Spaniards who condemned him to death for inspiring the revolution, and the pro-Bonifacio groups in our day, is not read in full. Rizal was not against the revolution but felt, rightly so, that it was premature.”

He continued that “Rizal is branded a mere 'reformist' because they have not read his letter to Ferdinand Blumentritt from Geneva on June 19,1887, his 26th birthday, that read in part: 'I assure you that I have no desire to take part in conspiracies which seem to me very premature and risky. But if the government drives us to the brink, that is to say, when no other hope remains but seek our destruction in war, when the Filipinos would prefer to die rather than endure their misery any longer, then I will also become a partisan of violent means. The choice of peace or destruction is in the hands of Spain, because it is a clear fact, known to all that we are patient, excessively patient and peaceful, mild, unfeeling, etc. But everything ends in this life, there is nothing eternal in the world and that refers also to our patience.'”

Prior to this, Rizal was active in the reform movement abroad. He was a member of La Solidaridad, an organization founded in Spain on December 13, 1888, composed of Filipino liberals and students, aimed to increase Spanish awareness of the needs of its colony, the Philippines. Rizal was also a founder of La Liga Filipina (1892), a progressive organization in the homefront with the purpose of involving the people directly in the reform movement. Both initiatives were designed to be a machinery of the reform movement. The Spanish authorities, threatened by these initiatives, seized on Jose Rizal to punish him for his ideas. We know what happened next, Rizal was martyred and the armed revolt known as the Cry of Balintawak in August 1896 ensued under the leadership of Andres Bonifacio.[to be continued in the next issue...]

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Balimbings thrive in Binay’s Banana Republic

Recently, there was an altercation between Justice Secretary Leila de Lima

and Vice President Jejomar Binay’s camp over the Supreme Court’s decision to grant bail to Sen. Juan Ponce Enrile. De Lima believes that the high court’s ruling has set the Philippine justice system back to that of a “banana republic.” But Binay’s camp defended the Supreme Court, saying, “Yes, we’re banana republic, but not due to the Supreme Court,” which begs the question: What exactly is a banana republic?

Wikipedia defines it as follows: “Banana republic is a political science term for a politically unstable country, whose economy is largely dependent on exporting a limited-resource product, e.g. bananas. It typically has stratified social classes, including a large, impoverished working class and a ruling plutocracy of business, political, and military elites. This politico-economic oligarchy controls the primary-sector productions to exploit the country's economy.” Does this definition fit the Philippines? Sad to say, it does – every word of it.

Yes, Binay was right -- the Philippines is a banana republic. But he should know that he’s part of the plutocracy that rules the country. Yes, he lives it… He breathes it… and he savors it. Indeed, you might say, he was cunningly lucky to have crossed the great divide that separated the impoverished – where he came -- from the rich – what he is now. He’s adept at the game of political musical chairs: a game of “survival of the cheatest.” And to win, a politician must not only learn the tricks of the trade; he must be very good at it.Balimbing

A key part of the game is learning the art of turncoatism. In the Filipino vernacular, a “political turncoat” is called balimbing or star fruit, whose cross-section is shaped like a five-sided star. Thus, a person who changes political color is called a “balimbing.” And this goes back to the time when the indios – that’s what the Philippine natives were then called -- were struggling to free themselves from Spain’s colonial rule.

In my article, “Balimbing Republic” (July 8, 2005), I wrote: “During the 1896 revolution, there were already balimbings in the ranks of the Magdalo faction of Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo and the Magdiwang faction of Katipunan Supremo Andres Bonifacio. Members of Magdalo would switch to Magdiwang and vice versa. After the execution of Andres Bonifacio by the Aguinaldo forces, most of the leaders of Magdiwang joined the Magdalo, mainly for self-preservation.

“During the commonwealth government that began in 1934, there were two political parties, the Federalista Party favoring statehood and the Nacionalista

Party favoring independence. After the independence from the United States on July 4, 1946, the Liberal Party was born from remnants of the Nacionalista Party. The biggest ‘balimbing’ at that time was former Nacionalista stalwart Manuel Roxas who changed his party affiliation to the Liberal Party and was elected President in 1946.

“When Cory Aquino took over the presidency after the EDSA revolution in 1986, hundreds of former Marcos loyalists crossed over to the Aquino camp. In 1987, the Philippine constitution was changed extending the presidential term to six years with no reelection. Cory won the presidency under the new Constitution. In 1992, her protector and EDSA hero, Lt. Gen. Fidel V. Ramos, won a presidential term for himself. Again, hundreds of opposition party leaders switched to Ramos’ party. After Ramos, Joseph Estrada was elected and the same thing happened, balimbings defected to Estrada’s party. When Estrada was deposed in 2001 (EDSA II) due to the jueteng scandals, Vice President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo — with the help of Estrada’s Armed Forces Chief of Staff, Gen. Angelo Reyes, who switched his loyalty to Arroyo — took over the presidency. Estrada was jailed on charges of plunder. Overnight, loyalties changed.

“When she ran for re-election in 2004, Fernando Poe, Jr., a movie superstar ran against Arroyo. Poe was ahead in the early part of the campaign, which caused a bandwagon effect with the opposition leaders. However, Arroyo came from behind and defeated Poe in the election. Poe immediately filed charges of cheating against Arroyo. But Poe died of heart attack and Poe’s widow, Susan Roces, withdrew the charges.

“Election-cheating is common. There is a joke that says: ‘In the Philippines, there are no losers, only the winner and those who were cheated.’ He who cheats better, wins; and party-switching is part of the political process.

“With a government full of balimbings, it makes you wonder if the government really changes when a new President is elected. It’s

all the same banana, or more aptly, the same balimbings running the show regardless of who was elected President.” Switching colors

The presidential election in 2016 is no different; perhaps it’s even worse. Today, political parties openly entice members from other parties to switch colors. And if you happen to be a popular actor, comedian or entertainer, party leaders would dangle all kinds of goodies to recruit you.

A case in point is the two declared candidates for president, Jojo Binay and Mar Roxas, who don’t have a running mate yet. The two have been trying hard to convince Sen. Grace Poe – Fernando Poe Jr.’s daughter -- to be their vice presidential running mate. But Poe is not inclined to play second fiddle to anyone, not with her high popularity ratings. Although she hasn’t declared her candidacy yet, she already has a running mate in mind – her friend and mentor Sen. Francis “Chiz” Escudero. Rumors began to circulate that they’re already recruiting personalities from different political parties to fill their senatorial slate. But Poe denied the rumor. Corruption, bribery, and votes

With the 2016 presidential election fast approaching, political realignments -- “balimbingan” -- are beginning to change the political landscape of the country. “Newbies,” like Poe, are gaining popularity. But don’t take the “oldies” – like Binay -- for granted. They know how to win – by hook or by crook. Just the other day, Binay, in one of his campaign sorties, advised the voters to accept “bribe money” from the politicians, saying, “The money belongs to the people anyway, as it comes from the funds of the government.” Was he referring to the P200 million in pork barrel funds he received two years ago? If so, is he merely returning the money he may have stolen from the government in exchange for their votes?

Sad to say, with the allegations that Binay had accumulated billions of pesos skimmed from city projects that spanned over three decades when he, his wife, and son took turns as mayor of Makati City, Binay would presumably have plenty of “bribe money” to buy votes for his presidential run next year. That must be the kind of “banana republic” that Binay has in mind.

At the end of the day, while the balimbings thrive in Binay’s banana republic, there is still hope that an honest candidate would emerge to bring fresh ideas in government and truly make an effort to deliver the downtrodden from the abyss of poverty.

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An Origin of Leche's Having Become a Curse Word In Spanish, 'leche' means "milk"; "gatas," in Filipino.

There have been a number of suggested origins of how this word has become a curse word. Here's one of those, just a personal conjecture based on my familiarity with the circumstances surrounding the subject matter.

During the Spanish colonial period in the Philippines, many Spanish families employed local Filipinos as nannies or househelpers. Of course, these Spaniards spoke Spanish; and the locals spoke their local language

or dialects and did not understand Spanish; because, apparently, their lords did not really teach them the details of the language.

Every time the Spanish family members spoke, the Filipino nannies simply listened. Then, whenever the babies cried and the parents wanted them to stop crying, they commanded the nannies to "give milk to the baby" to make the baby stop crying. In Spanish, "Give milk to the baby" translates to 'Dar leche para el bebé!'

The emphasis was on the word 'leche,' giving the nanny an impression that it was a curse word because the parent would usually utter this sentence with an imposing tone of voice. The nanny thought that her employer was mad at her and was cursing her. Now, the nanny, upon returning to her own home, when she got upset, she started using 'leche' as an expression of her own frustration or annoyance. Through time, the word, in that context, seeped into the lexicon or lingo of the Filipino people.The Last Leaf

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Crowds still came out for the Street Festival!

Photos by Alfred Gaddi, Noni Manalili and Ron Cantiveros | Filipino Journal

Association of Ilocanos in Manitoba- Gilliian Rimando and Tattiana Pineda Rosario.

Rain is becoming a tradition for the Manitoba Filipino Street Festival. Even

with the less than ideal weather conditions, the festival saw a record number of parade entries and tremendous support from festival sponsors and exhibitors.

Mother Nature did not cooperate last month when buckets of rain fell from the sky and wind blowing over several sponsors and association tents. Luckily, the early morning parade

down McPhillips was completed and main stages performances were done before the rain and wind rolled in.

As the rain rolled in, spectators and exhibitors all scrambled for cover in a torrential downpour. Most of the festival attendees headed home soaking wet or retreated into Garden City Shopping Centre hoping the festival performances would continue. By mid-afternoon, the thunder showers stopped and

festival officials continued with a modified program leading up to Jericho Rosales main stage appearance.

The Manitoba Filipino Street Festival is the largest Filipino community event in Manitoba and takes a dedicated and passionate team of volunteers to bring it all together. The hard work of the Manitoba Filipino Street Festival board of directors, committees, and countless volunteers make it happen. See you all next year!




2015 Manitoba Filipino Street Festival Award WinnersBest Float Category: 1st place winner of $2,000.00 -Aklan Association and 2nd place winner of $1000.00- AIM (Association of Ilocanos ).Best Cultural Dance Presentation: 1st place $1000.00 - MIPS Batangueno and 2nd place $500.00 - Neepawa Dance Group.Best Costume Category: 1st place $1000.00 -MIPS

Batangueno and 2nd place $500.00 -Neepawa Dance GroupBest Youth Participation Entry: 1st place $500.00 - Tribu Sugbo and 2nd place $300.00- BIBAK AssociationBest Tent: $250.00 - Aklan Association and $250.00 - Tribo Senor Sto Niño.

Best Float Category 1st place and Best Tent- Aklan Association.

Best Cultural Dance Presentation and Best Costume Category: 1st place- MIPS Batangueno.

Best Youth Participation Entry 1st place- Tribu Sugbo.

Best Youth Participation Entry 2nd place- BIBAK Association.

Best Float Category 2nd place- AIM (Association of Ilocanos).

Best Tent Tribo Senor Sto Niño.







2015 Filipino Street Festival Participating Organizations7 Oaks Immmigrant Services, AIM Association of Ilocanos in Manitoba, AKLAN Association, ANAK, Angono Rizal Association (ARAW), APO Alpha Phi Omega, Associations of Cavitenos, Associations of Lasallians, Bacoor Association, BIBAK Association, Bulacan Association,

Cabuyao Association, Calamba Association of Manitoba, CUPE, Falcon Armado Martial Arts Group, Filcan Cabletow Lodge 189, Filipino Association of MEDLAB Science, Filipino Seniors Group of Winnipeg, Glee Club, HOPE Canada, John ZUMBA Group, KFC Filipino

Workers Association, Light of Jesus, LUZVIMIN Group, MACFA, MAFTI Rondalla -Guest Performer, Magdaragat, Migrante, MIPS Batanguenos, Miss Debutante 2015, NABA National Basketball Association, Neepawa Group, OFSAM - Original Filipino Seniors, Pacific

Recon Group, Pangasinan Groups of Manitoba, Pateros Association, PBA -Philippine Basketball Association, PCGBI -Philippine Canadian Guardian, Pinoy Mason, Pinoy Tribe Entertainment, QPAM Quezon Province Association of Manitoba, RSM

Ent Winnipeg,Radio, Sikaran Arnis School of Martial Arts Canada, Tribo Sugbo, Tribu Senor Sto Nino, Tropang Indang, TUY (Tuynians) Batangas Association, TUY Batangas, UST Allumni Association and WPG Sikaran Arnis Academy.




We did the draw Sunday, August 30/15 for our Trip for 2 to the Philippines and other prizes at 7:30pm at our MFSF Volunteers’ Appreciation Night at Canton Food Gallery 1111 Logan. In front of 250+ people the lucky tickets were drawn, and the lucky winners are the following:

Total no of tickets sold and placed inside the draw drum is 3725. Winning ticket was drawn by Regal Tours and Travel representative Stephanie Guilles.GRAND PRIZE – Round Trip Tickets for 2 to the Philippines – Billie C. Danao Ticket#2527 Donated by Regal Tours & Travel Inc.Prize# 1 – Television – Alan Shand Ticket#1027 Donated by Filipino JournalPrize# 2 – I-PAD – Eden Valenzuela Ticket#0709 Donated by J5 ConstructionPrize# 3 – BBQ Grill – Leslie Dutka Ticket#2238 Donated by Artista NewsmagazinePrize# 4 – Fireplace Pit – Lan’s Concrete

Photos by Nelson Manalili

Torrential downpour couldn’t dampen fun at this year’s Street FestivalMarjorie Dowhos, host of CBC News Winnipeg late night at 11 pm on CBC Television

One of the big festivals I first heard about when I moved here, five years ago, was the Manitoba

Filipino Street Festival. I heard about the fun atmosphere, the great food, the entertainment and the colourful displays of Filipino culture. Being Filipino myself, I always wanted to check it out, but never had the opportunity to.

However, this year that all changed. I was asked to be a float and tent judge for this year’s festival. I was honoured to be a part of the festivities on behalf of CBC Manitoba. I was also excited to see the festival for the first time.

The Street Festival was amazing! It was a fun and eye-opening experience. I say eye-opening because for the first time since I’ve lived in Winnipeg, I realized just how many Filipinos call this city and province home. They were all enthusiastic during the parade and cultural performances, and stuck around despite the heavy rain and thunderstorms that hit Winnipeg that day. It was so heartwarming to see the cultural pride on display. It was also exciting to see people outside the Filipino community come out to support and learn about what the Philippines has to offer.

CBC Manitoba is a proud sponsor of this year’s Manitoba Filipino Street Festival. We had a booth set up at this year’s festival, and it was so nice to see many people stopping by and checking it out. At the same time, I got to know and meet many people at the festival. Our station is always excited to be a

part of community events, and building relationships with Manitobans.

I want to thank the Manitoba Filipino Street Festival committee, especially festival chair Aida Champagne, for being gracious hosts to myself and CBC Manitoba. The volunteers did a great job of trying to keep us dry and warm during that rainstorm. Once again, congratulations on a wonderful event. I look forward to being a part of it again. Maraming salamat!

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Ticket#2201 Donated by Canadian Tire (Leila Store)Prize# 5 – Adult Bicycle – Carly Ketchen Ticket# 0085 Donated by Ginnos Automotive & Car SalesPrize# 6 – Gift Basket from Gauthier Chevrolet – Mersan T. Joseph Ticket# 2538 Donated by Manny Estrada of Gauthier ChevroletPrize.# 7 – Gift Basket from Mcphillips Toyota – Juanita Jane V. Anderson Ticket# 1646 Donated by McPhillips ToyotaPrize# 8: Gift Basket from McPhillips Nissan – Brenda Bourns Ticket# 0893 Donated by McPhillips NissanPrize# 9: Two general Admission Tickets to All Star Magic Show – Melissa Teano Ticket# 2863 Donated by Todd Labelle ProductionPrize# 10: Picture Frame – Nestor Blanco Ticket# 2484 Donated by Jason Abraham Design

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First Place: Having Fun -Photo by Bong Tingzon.

Chair’s Selection: Drummer- Photo by Ryan Borden.

Chair’s Selection: 4 women harvest dance- Photo by Todd Lamirande.Third Place: Ati-Atihan -Photo by Jason Ymas.Second Place: Kayumanggi Performer -Photo by Henry Balanial.

“Best of the Festival” Photo Contest We put the call out for photographers of all skill levels to submit the

best photos of the 2015 Manitoba Filipino Street Festival. Our judges were looking for the best photos that captured the spirit and theme of the 2015 Manitoba Filipino Street Festival - "Proud To Be Pinoy". Here's are the winning photos as selected by this year's panel of judges.1st Place: "Having Fun" by Bong Tingzon2nd Place: "Kayumanggi Performer" by Henry Balanial3rd Place: "Ati-Atihan" by Jason Ymas

Meet the Best of the Festival Photo Contest JudgesMarjorie Dowhos - CBC ManitobaComment on 1st place photo by Bong Tingzon: I liked this picture cause it displays the vibrancy of the Filipino culture. The group picture also shows a sense of community pride and how close knit Filipinos are in Winnipeg. I like that it also shows people of different generations celebrating their Filipino heritage.Jessica Alantara - Birchwood Automotive GroupComment on 1st place photo by Bong Tingzon: The motion, colours, and pattern in this photo are very beautiful - it definitely draws the eye! It’s nice to see all the people in the background. You get a sense of festivities and celebration as well as community spirit.Vernie Torres - MTS Comment on 1st place photo by Bong Tingzon: Traditional attire, smiling faces and a clean photo.Jon Adaskin - Jon Adaskin Photography

Comment on 2nd place photo by Henry Balanial. I chose this image, because for me, it clearly defines the grace, beauty, and incredible welcoming nature that is so renowned by the Filipino people and culture.Pearl Angelini - Aspire Professional Studios Comment on 3rd place photo by Jason Ymas. This one to me really shows the spirit of festival, pride, and joy. Subject is well-captured, with motion and excitement in the background, adding to the presentation. Honourable MentionChair's Selection: Drummer & 4 women harvest dance, Honourable mentions from the chair of the Manitoba Filipino Street Festival, Aida Champange. "Photos captured the essence of being Filipino with a beautiful smile, vibrant adn colourful costumes.

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Lea’s wards among top 3Reynan Dal-Anay garnered 31.64 votes and Esang De Torres got 18.16 to place second and third, respectively, in the grand finals of The Voice Kids 2, which concluded Sunday night at the Newport Performing Arts Theater in Resorts World. Both young singers were coached by multi-awarded singer Lea Salonga.

Dal-Anay, a Manobo tribe talent from Bukidnon was an early favorite in the finals. His votes came a close second behind first placer Elha Nympha, the first victory of Camp Kawayan coached by rock artist Bamboo Mañalac. Fourth placer was

Sassa Dagdag also of Camp Kawayan, with 8.04 of the votes.

The 11-year-old Elha is the eldest of four children. Her father passed away in December last year. The family makes a living by selling banana cue. In the finals, she sang M a r i a h ’ s Emot ions , m a k i n g her garner 42.16 of the total votes. Her prizes for winning the grand

Upcoming musicfest hopes to bring back OPMMedia agency Carat hopes to rekindle the current generation’s love for the Original Philippine Music or OPM by staging the Fusion Philippine Music Festival.

The first-ever Fusion Philippine Music Festival was held at the Mall Of Asia Arena last January. This time Carat is aiming to stage a bigger one next year. According to EJ Patacsil, Media Planner of Fusion, the musicfest will enable the youth of today to realize the country have both talented musicians and beautiful music.

For his part, Jake Habitan, Digital Strategist of Fusion added the music festival aims to re-ignite

the Filipino’s love for OPM by letting them know that it’s alive and well.

Patacsil and his group are targeting the youth market

through schools. They noted how the youth is very much into social media which they believe will be a benefit to their efforts.

prize include a house and lot, a brand-new SUV, P1M in cash and another P1M in trust fund, plus a recording contract from MCA Music.

Meanwhile, not one of coach Sarah Geronimo’s talents made it to the finals.

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You’ll be eager to start your plans or projects although the beginning of the week may need some careful handling. Patience will lead to the things you want to happen. Issues regarding romance or creative ideas can now begin to resolve themselves.

Try not to rush into romance this week. Influences around you may bring confusion and misunderstanding. Use this opportunity to reflect on what you are looking for in a relationship. Later in the week, you’ll find an improvement in relationships and finances.

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Try to avoid impulse buying early in the week as you might regret your purchase later. Make sure to research and read contracts well before signing and committing to anything. Later in the week, you’ll see signs of improvement regarding your love life.

This week, you’ll be eager to explore new horizons and is more prepared to experiment with new ideas and opportunities. You can make great progress once you are clear with what you really want. Spending some time alone and reflecting on things may be very helpful.

This is a good time to attend to your inner game. You’ll have the opportunity to be your own coach and mentor that can result in great success. In order to forge ahead, you may need to reflect on your attitude and beliefs. Identify those areas through reflection and meditation.

Be careful who you confide to as they may not have your best interests. You’ll be a positive element to groups in your community and to your friends who are eager to be in your company. The end of the week hints a progress in your goal or ambition.

You will take pleasure in planning ahead and working on what it takes to make your dream come true. Take daily steps to manifest your goals. Don’t worry about the obstacles and opinions that try to counter your plans. Go for it as long as you’re feeling confident in what you’re doing.

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This week could be a turning point when it comes to your love life. You’ll feel more confident in choosing a love interest or a romantic partner. Your finances will look a lot more promising, too.

A misunderstanding with a partner or a friend could take place early in the week. Take your time to reflect and all should become clear after a few days. Avoid rushing to any decisions, as new information could change the course of things. Don’t worry about asking for what you what. There’s a good chance you’ll get it.

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Folklorama 46th Festival ClosesThe largest and longest-running multicultural festival of its kind in the world came to a close on August 15, wrapping up two weeks of Folklorama fun across Winnipeg.

Folklorama’s 2015 Festival featured 43 pavilions that showcased world-class entertainment, authentic cultural food, informative cultural displays, and as always, warm hospitality from a wide variety of cultural communities.

“This year, Folklorama asked visitors to ‘See it All’ – and they certainly did!” says Zaleena Salaam, Folklorama President. “We received so much positive feedback – directly from visitors and through social media – about how much fun people had as they did their best to see it all. This encouraging public response means the world to our 20,000 incredible volunteers. They make the Festival happen, year after year.”

Folklorama pavilions featured hundreds of talented local performers who rehearsed for months, preparing their unique cultural performances – from fancy footwork to amazing vocals. These local artists were joined by performers from Brazil, Ireland, Jamaica, Ukraine, and the United States, contributing to some amazing cultural shows.

From a tourism perspective, this year’s Festival attracted 120 group tours, welcoming tourists from Argentina, Australia, Brazil, England, Germany, Ireland, Korea, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Russia, Scotland, and St. Lucia. As well, Folklorama once again welcomed visitors from across the United States and Canada, in addition to many Manitobans. Visitors enjoyed a variety of tours with multiple pavilion visits that included cycle, walking and accessibility tours as well as late night and party packages.

“There was an unprecedented amount of interest in our VIP Tours,” says Debra Zoerb, Executive Director. “Our walking

and cycling tours were packed, and several VIP Tours were sold out. We also saw in increased interest in customized tours, with staff working to create unique Folklorama VIP Tours based on specific interests.”

Festival goers also took advantage of Folklorama’s affordable admissions prices. “With a ticket price of $6 and free entry for children 12 and under, single ticket sales were very popular,” says Zoerb. “We also noticed high interest in our Vickar Automotive Group Fun Packs and Folklorama Mini Fun Packs.”

The 2015 Festival drew hundreds of thousands of visitors, with a preliminary estimate of over 426,000 pavilion visits to our 43 pavilions. Many pavilions experienced sold out shows and were extremely pleased with the volume of visitors.

Folklorama would like to thank our funders, the Province of Manitoba and Winnipeg Arts Council, as well as our valued sponsors. Next year’s Festival will be held July 31 to August 31, 2016.

Folklorama began in 1970 as a one-time celebration of Manitoba’s centennial but has since grown to be the largest and longest-running multicultural festival of its kind in the world. Developing out of the success of the Festival, the organization offers three year-round programs: Talent, Teachings and Travel. All of the programs bring to life Folklorama’s mission of celebrating diversity and promoting cultural understanding. To find out more, visit www.folklorama.ca. Follow Folklorama on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.




Longadog & Isaw Featured at the Manitoba Filipino Street FestivalHot Rod's Filipino Grill used the Manitoba Filipino Street Festival to introduce new and popular Pinoy street eats. Hot Rod's LONGADOG mobile food cart featured a longanisa pork sausage in an extra long pandesal bun with all the fixings including diced mango and tomatoes, and caramelized onions.

A Filipino street festival isn't complete unless there's

authentic Pinoy street food. Pinoy favourites such as Fishballs, Mag Wheels, Walkman, Tenga ng Baboy, and Pinoy style BBQ skewers rounded out the street food menu offering. Even with the rain and thunderstorm, crowds lined up in a 2nd tent at Hot Rod's Filipino Grill for the delicious Filipino food that satisfied their cravings.

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