Friday, July 22, 2011

Where to Buy Earthworms for Vermicomposting and Organic Gardening in the Philippines?



Biolant BM, a company in Marikina offers worms for home Vermicomposting. If you're into growing your own veggies and enriching your soil through organic methods, here's some basics into the Vermicomposting process. In fact, you can turn your kitchen food waste into rich fertilizer by using worms.

Biolant offers African Nightcrawler earthworms for sale in Manila and vermicomposting starter kits for school science projects or for home use by organic farming ethusiasts.

Pricelist for the worms/wrigglers:
Pick-up price of African Nightcrawler Earthworms
one kilo (1 kg)- Php800.00
one-fourth kilo (1/4 kg)- Php300.00 [minimum order]

For the vermicomposting starter kits, please send an email or SMS for inquiries:

email: biolant@gmail.com
mobile: 0922 236 0905
http://biolant.blogspot.com

Bet yah with these red wrigglers your salad's gonna taste better and a lot greener :)

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Where to find an Ostomy Support Group in the Philippines?

I would like to share a helpful and informative website promoting awareness for Filipinos living with abdominal conditions that require them to live with colostomy bags or to have a stoma in place. These are pouching systems or holes place in the abdomen area to collect waste from the body (in place of orifices that have been damaged by disease).

Colostomy Friends of the Philippines is a blog for Pinoy ostomates. Through experiences of members of this support group, one can exchange information on how to better manage their pouch bags, how to deal with Stoma Skin Irritation,
irrigation techniques, etc.

Friday, July 15, 2011

Why do Filipinos carry Umbrellas even when it’s Sunny outside?

Well, it’s hot to begin with and Pinoys love the shade. Most pinays don’t want their skins to get any darker. From a twisted cultural perspective, fair-skin and light colored skin is preferred or considered a marker of beauty. Hence, the umbrellas to shield the richly Gluthathione-fed skin of Pinays.

Some though, simply don’t want to get sunburned or suffer from heatstroke.

Friday, July 1, 2011

Where to buy a boom microphone, boom mic kits, mixers and other specialized audio equipment in the Philippines?

Specialized audio equipment used in professional and studio recordings, field and sound recordings, mixing (digital and analog) can be tough to find in Manila. You have to go to some specialty shops in Makati. Shotgun Microphone, mic stands, directional mic, microphone poles, boom mic kit, windscreen, cable kits, microphone windsocks, microphone fur, wind jammers, studio pop filters, velcro ties, and grilles; Other audio equipment which includes mixers, mixing consoles, amplifiers, turntables and recording units can be found in audio shops in Makati Cinema Square (some are at the basement level). Stores like Crystal Audio Productions and Audiophile are at the ground floor.

Crystal Audio Productions has a range of microphones and recording equipment on display.

Crystal Audio Productions
crystalaudioproductions@yahoo.com
telephone: +63 909-4821714, +63 922 2784732

Crystal Audio Productions Store
Unit F6a Mezzanine Floor, Makati Cinema Square Commercial Complex, Don Chino Roces Avenue, San Lorenzo, Makati City Philippines

Friday, April 15, 2011

Cinema One Originals Finalists 2011

Here are the Cinema One Originals Finalists for 2011:



Cinema One Originals
Every year, Cinema One provides grants of P1M each, this year 10 films projects chosen from hundreds of submitted screenplays. These film projects are meticulously selected by a jury composed of representatives from the film industry and Cinema One.

10 Filipino Indie Filmmakers:

Anatomiya ng Korupsiyon by Dennis Marasigan

Big Boy by Shireen Seno

Cartas De Soledad by Teng Mangansakan,

Di Ingon na 'to by Brandon Relucio & Ivan Zaldarriaga

Ka Oryang by Sari Dalena,

Mga Anino sa Tanghaling Tapat by Ivy Universe Baldoza

Paranormal Romance by Victor Villanueva

Sa Kanto ng Ulap at Langit by Mes de Guzman

Sa Ilalim ng Tulay by Earl Bontuyan

6 Degrees of Separation from Lilia Cuntapay by Antoinette Jadaone

Sunday, April 10, 2011

Where to learn Capoeira Angola in Manila, Philippines?

Most of us would have heard of Capoeria in the realm of Mixed Martial Arts. But Capoeria is not just a sport, but its roots are more cultural, as much as it is rooted sport, the art of dance is also at its heart.

If you are interested in learning Capoeira Angola which is considered the more traditional form of Capoeira. There is a group in the Philippines that features the music, movements and roda of Capoeira Angola. The initiative hopes to provide the opportunity for the exchange of information, ideas and experiences, that eventually grows and develops into an official and formal group of Capoeira Angola in Manila.

Anybody interested in taking part is welcome to join on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, 7:30-9:00 at the Magdalena Park Community Hall, Magallanes Village, Makati City. Sessions are open to adults and youth of all ages & levels. What to bring: a bottle of water, comfortable shoes, long pants and a short-sleeved shirt that can be tucked in.

Call or text 09175279902 or 09178152286.



Schedule of Classes: 

Mondays - 7:30PM to 9:30PM
ARTs Plus School for the Arts 
4th Floor of the Insular Bakery Building, 
5051 P. Burgos Street, Poblacion, Makati City

Tuesdays - 7:30PM to 9:30PM
ARTs Plus School for the Arts 
4th Floor of the Insular Bakery Building, 
5051 P. Burgos Street, Poblacion, Makati City

Thursdays - 7:30PM to 9:30PM
ARTs Plus School for the Arts 
4th Floor of the Insular Bakery Building, 
5051 P. Burgos Street, Poblacion, Makati City

Saturdays - 4:00PM to 6:00PM 
ViBE Dance Studio
4th Floor of the Don Diego Bldg,
14 Judge Jimenez Street, 
Cubao, Quezon City

Class Price: 

Php 150.00 

All classes are open to all levels, beginners included.
First class is FREE. Please come in a comfortable pair of pants and in shoes.

You may also check out their facebook page Capoeira Angola in Manila