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Manny Villar is running for president of the Philippines republic. He's known for being an icon of poor people, from rag to riches and icon of hope. He has lot of commercials and other advertisements being published all over the county's media network. I was not surprised when my friend told me that he also put ads on google adsense. By incident I was able to confirm this. Here is a sample of his name displayed on google ads: I hope to see an image ads of Manny Villar. If ever, I'll post it immediately.

The Nexus One aka Googlephone Source: Wired.com Google’s upcoming Tuesday press conference is likely to mark the debut of the Nexus One, the search company’s own Android-based smartphone. Nexus One should showcase the latest generation of the Linux-based open source Android operating system. It’s also the first phone that is expected to be directly marketed by Google, setting higher expectations for the phone. Here’s what we know about the phone so far. Hardware The Nexus One was designed by HTC, which has a close relationship with Google. HTC created the first Android phone, the T-Mobile G1, and has released at least five Android handsets since the operating system launched in October 2008. Though packed in a big, white box with the Google logo printed prominently, the Nexus One clearly shows the stamp of HTC’s design sensibilities. Photos show a device similar to the HTC Droid Eris phone with its trackball and four buttons at the bottom of the phone. The Nexus One has...

Sharks, Zombies, Weird Clouds: The Most Popular Stories of 2009 Source: Wired.com This has been Wired Science’s most successful year, by far. We like to think this is the result of a combination of your excellent taste and our efforts to learn what you like to read. We have often joked that the perfect Wired Science story is about robot sharks with lasers in space. While we haven’t gotten a chance to write that one just yet, looking at this list of our most popular stories of the year, we’ve come pretty close. Golden-silk-spinning spiders, the mathematics of zombies and weird clouds were all among your favorites. 10. Mysterious, Glowing Clouds Appear Across America’s Night Skies Speaking of weird clouds, number 10 on our 2009 hit list is the mysterious appearance of noctilucent clouds in the night skies over the United States and Europe. These night-shining clouds typically form closer to the poles, but more frequent sightings in lower latitudes could be the result of hum...

Top Scientific Breakthroughs of 2009 Source: Wired.com With so many incredible scientific advances and discoveries this year, Wired Science had a tough time choosing which 10 were the biggest. So, we went with the ones that stood out for us. From the amazing collective power of jellyfish, to a new human ancestor, to a cancer-detecting breathalyzer test, these stories made our list of kick-ass science in 2009. No. 10 Element 114 Confirmed In a cyclotron at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, a beam of calcium atoms slammed into a plutonium target, producing a pair of element 114 atoms for the second time in human history. Years earlier, a Russian team made similar claims, but their accomplishment remained in doubt. It turns out that the Russians were right. But their results were somewhat disappointing. Each atom lasted for only tenths of a second. An older generation of scientists had hoped that humanity would someday find a way to make extremely heavy elements that last...

Philippine's Mayon Volcano Source: Yahoo! News Glowing lava continues to cascade further down the slopes of Mayon volcano is seen in Padang town, Albay province, south of Manila December 28, 2009. The Mayon Volcano, known for its near-perfect cone shape in the coconut-growing central Bicol region, has been spewing ash and burning mud and rocks for more than a week. Officials have evacuated nearly 50,000 residents from around the base of the volcano. Volunteers stack plastic bags of rice and canned goods prior to distributing them to Mayon volcano evacuees at Salvacion Elementary School which serves as a temporary shelter Monday Dec. 28, 2009 in Salvacion, Albay province, about 500 kilometers southeast of Manila, Philippines. More than 47,000 residents living around the extended 8-kilometer danger zone around the restive Mayon volcano are now housed in different evacuation centers and is likely to stay beyond the Christmas holidays since it began spewing ash and continuing lava...