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A flight to remember

By SAVOIR FAIRE By Mayenne Carmona | January 13, 2007 - 12:00am

In September 2004, Tess Santos was on her way to Los Angeles aboard a Southwest Airlines flight from San Francisco. By a stroke of serendipity, she found herself seated next to a good-looking, single American...

Modern Living

The art of remembering

By Estela Banzon-De La Paz | July 18, 2005 - 12:00am

During a guest appearance on American television show, The Geraldo Rivera Show, Memory Technologies, Inc. founder and chief executive officer Dave Coffill was asked to meet the audience numbering 100 people and...

Business As Usual