Educare : A Young Child Conference and Expo

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We are pleased to inform you that Primetrade Asia, Inc., in partnership with Potencia, Inc, is organizing Educare: A Young Child Conference and Expo slated on September 13 & 14, 2013 at the SMX Convention Center, Mall of Asia Complex, Pasay City. 

Educare : A Young Child Conference is a conference and expo on Early Childhood Education. It is a significant event that will provide an exceptional venue for an intensive professional development and networking for early childhood experts and practitioners, parents, teachers, educators, students and people who work with children.

Educare is an exciting conference  geared towards the education and raising of children ages 0-11 years. The event is co-located with the Manila International Book Fair (MIBF) event at the SMX Convention Center, Educare is set to gather parents, teachers, school administrators, child psychologists, and other professionals working with young children. 

Kids One Yoga Class

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You are all cordially invited to the free kids one yoga class for kids who are 3 -10 years old on August 31, Saturday 10:30 am – 11:20 am at Tantra Yoga. The Kids One Yoga Class will be facilitated by KidzYoga Teacher and educator, Krissy Invento-Manalo.

This event is for the benefit of The Philippine Toy Library (PTL). The Philippine Toy Library (PTL) builds "toy libraries" in congested and depressed areas all over the country to provide poor Filipino children the rich experience of play, creativity, and imagination.

Participants are encouraged to bring an old/new toy, book, or any educational material that you are willing to donate to the Philippine Toy Library.

Cell Sites Radiation-Safety Certified by DOH

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The cell sites of Globe Telecom have been issued radiation-safety certificates by the Department of Health, another indication that radio frequency signals coming from such facilities do not pose any adverse health impact.

“The radiation-safety certificates for every cell site that we have in the country are a proof that concerns over potential health hazard coming from base stations are without basis,” said Emmanuel Estrada, Globe Head of Network Technologies Strategy.

The radiation-safety certificates issued by the health department are based on guidelines issued by the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) on maximum human exposures to radio frequency fields.

“Radio signals follow the so called ‘inverse-square law of physics’. This means that the signal level from a cell is radically reduced as the distance from the antenna increases. Thus the radiation at ground level is substantially lower compared to radiation levels emitted by the two-way radio of security personnel or a cell phone,” Estrada emphasized.