 The
Best of Filipino music is on us. . . the Sounds of Manila.
A warm hello to all our global listeners - mikeside it's Ed
Lagman, host & producer of Sounds of Manila web broadcast.
Join us everyday for our online "salo-salo". Listen to the best of Filipino Music without the hassle
of registering online. No username, no password required
to access your favorite Filipino Music.
The Soundtracks of Your Life, launched last Feb. 14,
2009, has been getting favorable response from our global
community of listeners. This new feature may just become a
permanent fixture on this website. The Soundtracks of
Your Life plays beautiful music from the 60's, 70's, 80's
and 90's - the kind of music heard and played on Manila's
airwaves during your growing-up years. Be sure to tune in
everyday as we walk down memory lane.
To listen to our web broadcast, we highly recommend using
Windows Media Player.
Just click on the speaker below to start a pleasurable listening
experience. Webcasts are updated weekly.
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November
11, 2009
Quiet Storm blog: Will
you be ready when the next "Ondoy" comes along?
Features a simple home-made electronic flood alarm that
you can build for less than $50.00.
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October
16, 2009
Businessman Victor T. Nubla, a very good friend & former
batchmate from Colegio de San Juan de
Letran passed away yesterday. My deepest sympathy
& prayers to Victor's family.
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October
6, 2009
Typhoon "Ondoy" has blessed car repair shop
owners with overwhelming businesses due to the number of
cars that were flooded & needed repairs. If your car
is now undergoing repairs you may want to read this
important link
that will give you an idea of what your car repair techs
should work on. This info should also prove helpful for
the do-it-yourselfers.
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September
26, 2009
In less than 10 hours, tropical storm "Ondoy"
(Ketsana) had turned so many lives upside down. It was a
destructive flood no one anticipated was coming - almost everyone was caught
off guard. Rescue operations were slow & in
disarray. Let's all learn from this experience. Be
prepared, always have an emergency kit handy. Team up with
your neighbors to devise a plan of action. Involve your
community.
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