Elite Laser Hair Removal Services Joins PhilBeauty 2019

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We jad an informative chat with Mortimer "Morty" Florendo Cordero, the owner of Elite Laser Hair Removal Services, which has joined the Philbeauty 2019, an annual international beauty expo showcasing different beauty-related dolutions all over Asia.

Elite Laser Hair Removal Services offers hair removal equipmen and services...and beyond since they also have other beauty-related services and equipment that they boast for being the best yet most affordable in the world! Not exaggerating, but they are flaunting it with pride!

Want to be Hair free and earn in beauty industry?

Visit Elite Laser booth at Philbeauty Expo this June 4-6, 2019 at SMX Vonvention Center, Mall Of Asoa complex, Pasay City to exhibit their hair removal machines from USA FDA Approved.

The most affordable and portable machine starts at Php90,000 cash and with promo of Php5,000 cash monthly installment payment. Of coursr, there are plenty more solutions that you'll want to check out especially if you want to setup a beauty-related business.

Once purchase, the company can provide the necessary demo, and training programs are also available to start the business right away.

Be part of a beauty industry now by purchasing your Hair Removal Machines, plus other equipments at Elite Services.

Contact them personally for more info.

 Elite Laser/ Cell no 09612000313

Office address 947 EDSA Philam, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines.

Watch the video interview we uploaded on our official Facebook page for more details!

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DOE Calls on MERALCO, Other DUs to Expedite CSP Bidding of Stalled PSAs

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Department of Energy (DOE) Secretary Alfonso G. Cusi upheld the recent Supreme Court decision mandating the Competitive Selection Process (CSP) in the public bidding of power supply agreements.

"All affected power industry players must catch up and push under the CSP, those stalled supply agreements for the next 23 years," he said.

It may be recalled that the Supreme Court (SC) decision which maintained that “all Power Supply Agreement (PSA) applications submitted by Distribution Utilities (DUs) to the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) on or after 30 June 2015 shall comply with the Competitive Selection Process" was welcomed by the DOE.

Sec. Cusi said that the government will ensure the compliance of all affected parties in the energy sector to the SC ruling, with the DOE taking the lead in prodding industry stakeholders to expedite the CSP bidding of stalled power supply PSA applications of Meralco and other distribution utilities.

The Energy Chief has previously emphasized that the High Court’s ruling is a nod to the DOE's "longstanding conviction on the fundamental role of the CSP as a mechanism to ensure transparency and fair competition in the procurement of our power supply. It was designed to protect the consuming public from power rate spikes, pass-on charges, and avert predatory practices."

Lastly, Sec. Cusi reiterated the government’s responsibility to uphold and protect the right of the Filipino people to receive the full benefits of the country’s liberalized electric power industry, as envisioned by the Electric Power Industry Reform Act (EPIRA).

He again underscored the wisdom of the EPIRA in providing for the deregulated and demonopolized generation and distribution of power as a means to "yield the delivery of the best services at the least cost to our consumers."

Consultative meetings with the concerned stakeholders are already underway, with the DOE also requiring all Distribution Utilities to submit annual supply demand projections to demonstrate the sufficiency of their supplemental power supply levels in the coming years.

Philippine Robotics National Team Bags Gold Award in Turkey

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The future looks bright for Philippine robotics.

Fresh from a double victory at the For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) Lego League (FLL) World Championship held in USA last April 2019, thePhilippine Robotics National Team bagged another gold medal at the recent FLL European Open International Turkey 2019 last May 22 -26, 2019 in Izmir, Turkey.

The national delegation, represented this time by Kid Imagineers from Dr. Yanga’s College Inc., came home victorious after winning a Gold Award for Project Presentation and Finalist on Project Research. 82 teams from 41 countries and over 600 students (ages 11-17 years old) participated in the competition.

The theme, “Into Orbit”, challenged students to find solutions to physical and social problems associated with long-duration space flight.

The team won for Project Mu.S.C.A., an innovative, effective and systemized way of helping astronauts solve musculoskeletal problems they face during their stay in orbit. The suit gives a solution to different physical problems such as bone loss and loss of muscle mass in microgravity environment of space. Project Mu.S.C.A is a self-adjusting suit that can monitor the astronauts’ pulse rate, exercise their legs and arms, help them maintain proper posture in space, massage their arms and legs, help attain the right temperature for their body and protect astronauts from radiation.

The Kid Imagineers from Dr. Yanga’s College Inc. is composed of team members Gwyneth Sabusap, Aaron James Amar, Andrea Luz Guevarra, Daniella De Guzman, Annette Nicole Ambi, Nicole Flores, Shervie Dela Cruz, Gabriel Ortega, Michael Ronnie Estrella, Renz Daren Flaviano, with Assistant Coach RV Mendoza and Coach Romyr Gimeno.

Mylene Abiva, FELTA Multi-Media Inc. President/CEO, led the delegation and was selected as one of the judges during the event. Among the 41 judges, she was the only judge to represent Southeast Asia.

“Human space exploration helps address fundamental questions about our place in the Universe. Space Exploration drives us to explore the unknown, discover new worlds and push the boundaries of our scientific limits. Hopefully, with the victory of the Philippine Robotics National Team, the Philippine government will initiate a Space Education Program for the Filipino Youth,” Ms. Abiva said.

The Department of Science and Technology-Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI), through its Director, Dr. Josette Biyo, congratulated the team and thanked the national organizers for their efforts in helping young Filipinos’ maximize their potential in robotics.

“The Philippine Robotics National Team made the country proud and opened doors for future robotics experts. Robotics will play a crucial role in the country’s transition to Industrial Revolution 4.0. These victories will help us gain traction to push for more youth science programs that would prepare the youth for jobs of the future,” Dr. Biyo said.