Filipino

Mr. Birchmans Pereira: the legend and future Hall of Famer

“He has chased his destiny to the world of opportunities, and as a phenomenal champion, he crowned himself to the pedestal of success…”

. GUINNESS WORLD RECORD HOLDER

WHO can still remember the televised Guinness World Record set by the 15 members of Red Deer’s Black Leopard Karate School as the fastest human house-wrecker in 1981?

It took them 3-hours and 18-minutes in dismantling a two storey farmhouse in Elnora, Alberta, Canada by using only their hands and feet.

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Driving for the millionaire’s kids

“Truly, they have the immaculate hearts, and blessed lives: no wonder if God continuously showers them all the best fruits of success in the universe…”

"IF what’s the tree, the same as with its fruits!”

Once again, I proved the essence of this old saying, and I am so blessed that I learned and proved lots of things, especially in ones family ways of life.

When I took my one-week holiday from our office recently, I had the opportunity to drive for the two children of a millionaire and higly-educated couple.

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The PCARDD and the Philippine Cultural Heritage

“The cultural dances have brought meaning and traditions garnered by its Filipino ancestors to each and every performer and have educated them with the importance of preserving their Filipino roots.”— Alex Capicio, PCARDD President

IF you happen to go on-line with the official website of The Philippine Canadian Association of Red Deer and District (PCARDD), the www.filipinoreddeer.ca, you may notice that one of the original objectives of the Filipino-Canadian Association is to conserve and promote the Philippine Cultural Heritage in Canada.

“Preserving and promoting our Philippine Cultural Heritage here in Canada is very important,” Alex Capicio, the incumbent president of the Filipino-Canadian Association in Red Deer District, said.

In the said website, it is also stated that by sharing the Philippine culture and tradition, PCARDD is helping to preserve and enhance the multicultural heritage of Canada.

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