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‘I WAS NEVER HURT BUT I LOST TO PACQUIAO’

DALLAS, Texas – Saying he never lost a fight to anybody, Joshua Clottey admitted his 12-round shutout points loss to Manny Pacquiao for the WBO welterweight jewels at the Cowboys Stadium in Arlington Saturday night was the only legitimate blot in his four defeats. “Actually, I was never hurt. Pa...

Pinay director a finalist in Vancouver film fest

Vancouver-- Filipina filmmaker Angelina Cantada was chosen as one of six fi...

B.C. 2010-2011 budget under fire

VANCOUVER - The 2010-2011 budget unveiled by B.C. Finance Minister Colin Ha...

PhilCAS dancers wow Olympic spectators

VANCOUVER— The cold winter weather didn’t stop the Philippine Cultural ...

‘The Event’ makes Cowboys Stadium bigger than life

DALLAS, Texas -- The coverage team of Reyfort Media Group led by your truly...

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Government of Canada Consults Canadians on Economic Immigration Priorities

OTTAWA, ONTARIO-- As the economic recovery gains momentum, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney today launched consultations to identif...

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Patient, polite and doing what’s right

Remember that nerdy Mr. Bean who was, in one episode, so much in a hurry to get down the stairs but unable to do so because of an elderly person on a cane hobbling down a...

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Arnel Pineda apologizes to National Historical Institute; asserts artistic freedom

Whenever Pinoy boxing champ Manny Pacquiao fights, the Filipinos always look forward not only to the event itself but also to whoever will perform the Philippine nation...

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FILCANSA registration still on

Registration is still going on for the forthcoming FILCANSA Annual Spring Basketball League scheduled to open on April 17 at the St. Patrick’s Regional Secondary Sc...

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St Patrick Church 100th Anniversary with Mayor Robertson

Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson presents the St Patrick Parish Centennial Committee with a Proclamation on Wednesday March 17, 2010 From left to right: Rev. Father Anthony Ho, Assistant Pastor, Ivan Douglas, Knights of Columbus, Rev. Father Vincent Hawkswell, Pastor, Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson, Nap G. Espiritu, St. Patrick’s Seniors Group, Angie Merin, Catholic Women’s League, Joseph Gloria, St. Patrick’s Youth Group, Cora Pabo, Centennial Recording Secretary, Ronnie Ba’to, Hospitality Team, City Councillor Heather Deal
Photo Credit: Lara Honrado

Filcan Financial Services, Kabayan Immigration and Network Services Ltd. and Reyfort Media Group (Advertising Office) New Office Blessing 104 Avenue, Surrey, BC, February 5, 2010 Photos by Art Viray and Dean Guzman. Click here to view more photos

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KNUCKLE NOISE

Q. What cause one’s knuckle to crack?A. Your finger bones are separated by small pads of cartilage, and in between these pads and the bones are small pockets of thick liquid. When you bend your fingers, the bones pull away slightly from the pads of cartilage, forming a vacuum between the bone, the pad, and the surfaces of the liquid. AS the bending continues and the bones are pulled farther apart, the surface tension of the liquid eventually gives way and the vacuum bubble bursts, making the cracking sound you hear. read more