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  As Mayor of Olongapo City, he brought order not only to the streets of his city but also to the lives of his people. Mayor Dick Gordon stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the people of Olongapo, shoveling the ashfall, and recovering what was left of their lives. With him at the helm, they rebuilt their city and their lives, later becoming a model city for peace and order, health care, education, livelihood, and good governance.After the US Military Base closed in November 1992, he inspired and empowered the local population and a fleet of young professionals from here and abroad, and turned Subic Bay into the countrys showcase for economic progress, bringing in billions in investments and creating almost 100000 jobs. World leaders like Margaret Thatcher, Dr. Mahatir Mohammad, and US President Bill Clinton came to Subic to see the miracle that was the great transformation and they came away impressed. So with the 18 APEC head of economies during the 4th Leaders Summit held thereat.While he was the author of the success that is the Subic Bay Freeport, a twist of events took him away, but in time brought him towards a call to serve more people, this time as Secretary of Tourism. He knew that tourism was the countrys ticket to development the fastest way to progress. Through his Wow Philippines campaign, the country became well-known abroad, and tourists started coming. Despite the challenges of the times, with the removal from office of the sitting president, the SARS outbreak <b>...</b>
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  Thane explains solipsism (oh, and S...
  NEW: Now with craptastic Youtube-generated subtitles! Thane explains a peculiar trait the drell possess, being able to recall every moment in their lives perfectly. Thane's romance plot is the only one I like, so you also get to witness Femshep macking on him. The sound cuts out a bit in the beginning, sorry about that.

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  Caught in the Web - Who controls th...
  Speakers: Jo Glanville; Dr Tim Jordan; Rob Killick; Cassandra Wilkinson Chair: Sarah Boyes The internet is increasingly seen as a threat in need of containment: a threat to public morality, to children, to privacy and even to knowledge itself. Lobby groups campaign for the removal of offensive pages, businesses worry about copyright piracy (while others worry about corporations monopolising the web), and, amid fears of terrorism, home secretary Jacqui Smith announced at the beginning of this year that the internet is 'not a no go area for government'. The internet is fast becoming a place where different groups clamour for digital authority, and control. So how free should the internet be, and who gets to decide? From the pragmatic self-censorship of Google in China to legal battles over copyright and music-sharing, it certainly seems there is more to the issue than overt state censorship. At the same time, the internet is heralded as a new democratic force, bringing people together to collaborate in novel ways. So does this require absolute internet freedom, or is censorship just another issue to be redefined by the netizens of Web 2.0, and made a collective enterprise? It is striking that, rather than being the outcome of public debates, decisions affecting us all tend to take the form of private deals between Internet Service Providers and various lobby groups. So are we seeing democratisation, or rather the 'privatisation' of internet censorship? Has the utopian ideal <b>...</b>
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  Samsung Kies and Galaxy S...
  You may have recently heard about the secret Galaxy S Android desktop syncing software. It sounds like it could be pretty good sync solution. It certainly seems to be more feature-rich than the other sync options, and I especially like the text message archiving/printing features. We took it for a test drive with the Samsung Vibrant, and here's how it went.
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  'Welcome to the Rileys' - Official...
  Jake Scott, son of Ridley, has directed his first feature, Welcome to the Rileys, starring James Gandolfini, Kristen Stewart and Melissa Leo. The film debuted at Sundance, where it did relatively well and was picked up by Apparition. Bit of trouble there, though, as Apparition has been undergoing some restructuring. Just a couple weeks ago Welcome to the Rileys moved over to Samuel Goldwyn, and the company already has a trailer out for the film. The big notices for the film out of Sundance and other festivals were that James Gandolfini and Melissa Leo are fantastic, and it isn't difficult to see how that might be the case. They certainly light up the trailer, even when the material is dour. As for Kristen Stewart, the part certainly seems like it's a slight reach beyond the land of Twilight, something I'm sure she's eager to have. But while I'm sure the differences are significant, to many it might not seem like so much of a reach from playing Joan Jett in The Runaways. More to the point, what we see in the trailer here looks like a vague modulation of her basic approach. Hope it goes beyond that, but the reviews out of festivals aren't super encouraging.
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