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	Dental Institute of Palo Alto - Staff
		Ho's continueing effort to stay at the forefront of dental technologies allows him to offer patients solutions that were not available even a few years ago.
		Ho is proud to bring the professionalism, care and comfort of the Dental Implant Institute to Palo Alto.
		When Dr. Ho is not busy helping patients achieve their goals at the Institute, he enjoys spending time with his family.
	www.diipa.com /dental_institute_staff.htm (446 words)

	Stanley Ho Alumni Challenge
		Dr Stanely Ho's path to success is legendary.
		In recognition of his contributions to Macau, Dr Ho had an avenue named after him, and was awarded the Gold Lotus Medal of Honour.
		Dr Ho is actively involved in philanthropy and community services in the region.
	www3.hku.hk /alumnich/man.php (401 words)

	The Intelligence Network : ...
		Stanley Ho was born in 1921 in Hong Kong.
		Stanley Ho, aged 78, is a share holder and board member, along with Li Ka-Shing, of Hong Kong Bank, which owns Hong Kong Bank of Canada (now HSBC Bank Canada).
		Ho was implicated in the 1996 campaign finance scandal, having been summoned by the Government Reform and Oversight Committee of the House of Representatives to discuss campaign finance laws.
	www.intellnet.org /topics/china-taiwan/analysis/ho.html (797 words)

	Who is Dr Ho? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Although several of his shipmates were killed in the attack, Dr. Ho single handedly engineered an escape plan that would take his boat and the rest of his crew to safety.
		These days the Chinese refer to Dr. Ho as Wong Tai Sin, "the god who fulfills peoples' wishes." The people of Macau are particularly fond of the good doctor as he's helped to employ the majority of the population.
		In 1998 Dr. Stanley Ho became the first Chinese in the history of Macau to have a street named in his honor: Dr. Stanley Ho Avenue.
	www.winneronline.com /articles/february2003/drho.htm (369 words)

	Stanley Ho - Definition, explanation
		Stanley Ho (the Westernized form of his name; Ho Hung-sun as his romanized traditional Chinese name, and sometimes Stanley Ho Hung-sun; 何鴻燊; pinyin: Hé Hóngshēn; born November 25, 1921 in Hong Kong) is a famous entrepreneur in Hong Kong and Macau.
		Ho is sometimes nicknamed "The King of Gambling", reflecting his control of the gambling industry in Macau for over 35 years, and his ownership of 8 casinos, with Casino Lisboa being Macau's most famous casino.
		Pansy Ho Chiu-king (何超瓊), director of STDM (Macau's gambling monopoly), is known for her excellence in the business, and Josie Ho Chiu-yi (何超儀), pop singer and actor, has released a number of albums and took part in many movies.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/s/st/stanley_ho.php (2542 words)

	Leisure and Cultural Services Department - Press Releases
		Addressing the ceremony, Dr Stanley Ho noted that the marble screen was once housed in the Kom Tong Hall.
		Dr Patrick Ho said that while the focus was on the artifacts related to Dr Sun Yat-sen and the 1911 Revolution, the restoration of Kom Tong Hall, which had a history of more than 90 years, was also of great importance.
		The generous donation of Dr Ho is not only a recognition of the Government's effort in preserving the monument, but also a significant encouragement to the museum staff," he said.
	www.lcsd.gov.hk /en/ppr_release_det.php?pd=20050720&ps=05 (397 words)

	Dr. Stanley Tam: The Greatest Gift
		At the young age of twenty, Stanley Tam read that the emulsion used on photographic film contains silver, and that sixteen tons of that metal are washed down the drain each week in photographers’ fixing baths all over the nation.
		“Stanley, if a soul is the greatest value in all the world, what investment can you make in this life that will pay the greatest dividends 100 years from now?” He thought of his home, some money in the bank, investments he had in two other companies, and the silver business.
		Stanley cried out to the Lord that night in prayer.
	www.usdreams.com /Tam8889.html (1070 words)

	The Hong Kong Polytechinc University
		Dr Stanley Ho Hung-sun, Group Executive Chairman of Shun Tak Holdings Limited, is a legend in the two Special Administrative Regions of China ?Hong Kong and Macau.
		A patriot at heart, Dr Ho served on a number of consultative and preparatory committees during the sovereignty return of Hong Kong and Macau to China to ensure a smooth transition.
		Dr Ho is also a strong supporter to education and social welfare.
	www.polyu.edu.hk /cpa/polyu/hotnews/details_et.php?year=2003&news_id=322 (598 words)

	Enter the dragon - Business - www.smh.com.au
		Ho's life has been a struggle to emerge with profit and dignity from the shadows of Southern China's rich and ruthless Pearl River estuary, flanked by the former foreign trading posts of Hong Kong and Macau.
		In 1987, one of Ho's key lieutenants was slashed behind the knees with a meat chopper (a favourite triad weapon) and bled to death.
		Ho's estranged sister Winnie, 82, is battling him for what she claims is her fair stake in STDM, put by one report in 2001 at 7 per cent, both for herself and her son, Michael Mak Shun-ming.
	www.smh.com.au /news/Business/Enter-the-dragon/2005/03/18/1111086012023.html (3518 words)

	News: Dr Stanley Ho donates £2.5m to Oxford University towards the study of Chinese history
		Dr Ho was formally thanked for the benefaction by the Vice-Chancellor of the University, Dr John Hood and Mr Giles Henderson, Master of Pembroke, at a reception and dinner in Hong Kong on Monday 7 May.
		Commenting on the donation Dr John Hood, Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University, said: ‘China is of growing economic and cultural significance, Oxford University wishes to develop the study of China and to build a closer academic relationship with Chinese institutions.
		Dr Stanley Ho said: ‘I am keen to see greater intellectual engagement between Britain and China and am particularly keen to recognise and strengthen the long academic and scholarly relationship between Hong Kong and the University of Oxford.
	www.admin.ox.ac.uk /po/news/2006-07/may/08.shtml (484 words)

	SUMMIT COMMUNICATIONS
		Ho’s interests are not just in casinos: no man has contributed more to Macau’s overall economic development than he has.
		t the opening of STDM in 1962 Dr. Ho’s goals were to bring new prosperity to Macau, to pull Macau closer to Hong Kong by introducing high-speed ferries and to improve the welfare and living standards of the citizens.
		Ho believes that this multiple approach – investing in tourism, transport and associated facilities to feed off the gaming industry – will stimulate growth throughout the Macau economy, resulting in new jobs, more visitors and a better standard of living for everyone.
	www.summitreports.com /macau/drstanleyho.htm (1223 words)

	Who Was the Inspiration for Dr. Frankenstein?
		In 2002, while researching the influence of science upon the poetry of Percy Shelley, Chris Goulding, a Ph.D. student at Newcastle University, found historical documents that indicated that the model for Victor Frankenstein was Dr. James Lind (1736–1812), Shelley's scientific mentor at Eton in 1809–10.
		Lind had become fascinated with the ability of electrical impulses to provoke muscle movement in the legs of dead frogs, and he was quite likely the first scientist in England to conduct experiments similar to those that enabled Dr. Frankenstein to focus electricity from lightning and bring his monster to life.
		Percy Shelley was interested in science, and Goulding points out passages in Mary Shelley's unfinished biography of her husband wherein she commented that Percy often spoke of the great intellectual debt that he owed to Dr. Lind.
	www.unexplainedstuff.com /Mysterious-Creatures/Who-Was-the-Inspiration-for-Dr-Frankenstein.html (344 words)

	Dr Stanley Ho Bows To His Three Wives \| Macau Blog
		Dr Stanley Ho Bows To His Three Wives
		You must give it to the Dr Stanley Ho who is a healthy 85-year old and still is calling the shots in Macau.
		Mr Ho last spoke of his private life in 2001, when his revealed his secret to staying virile.
	macaudailyblog.com /macau-casino/dr-stanley-ho-bows-to-his-three-wives (556 words)

	Associated Press Business News: Nevada OKs MGM-Ho Alliance in Macau - MSN Money
		Pansy Ho and MGM Mirage Inc. are constructing their first casino in the Chinese enclave of Macau, the most lucrative gambling market in the world and a short ferry ride from Hong Kong.
		Stanley Ho, 85, continues to dominate in Macau where he held a gambling monopoly for four decades until liberalization in 2002.
		Pansy Ho said she exercised independence at Shun Tak most notably in 1999, when as a more junior executive she helped trim staff after a merger to make the bloated ferry service more efficient.
	news.moneycentral.msn.com /inc/news/providerredir.asp?Feed=AP&Date=20070227&ID=6515019 (707 words)

	WallSt.net - Better Tools For Better Investors
		Pansy Ho and MGM Mirage Inc. are constructing their first casino in the Chinese enclave of Macau, the most lucrative gambling market in the world and a short ferry ride from Hong Kong.
		Stanley Ho, 85, continues to dominate in Macau where he held a gambling monopoly for four decades until liberalization in 2002.
		Pansy Ho said she exercised independence at Shun Tak most notably in 1999, when as a more junior executive she helped trim staff after a merger to make the bloated ferry service more efficient.
	wallst.net /news/news.asp?Source=APNEWS&id=52194 (716 words)

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		Stanley Ho is probably bored with all this but, for all we know, a blase business magnate like him may not be totally impervious to the perplexing business ethic of the current dispensation.
		A pragmatist, Dr. Ho is already in good terms with the very spinmasters who had projected him as the devil incarnate with a diabolic get-rich scheme at the expense of public morals.
		Roleda has been "lawyering for Ho for years." Not a peep from the "civil society" and the usual assortment of do-gooders and holier-than-thou types, so I guess it is now all right for the Arroyo administration to go into full-scale gambling, or gaming, (which sounds more refined).
	www.mb.com.ph /issues/2004/04/01/OPED200404016261.html (714 words)

	China today―Foreigners Exchanges
		Ho Hau Wah stresses that the MSAR government will treat any international bid strictly according to the relevant laws and regulations, and in line with the principles of fairness and openness.
		In Stanley Ho's opinion, "From a long term point of view, it will be beneficial for us to raise our gaming industry management standards, within the scope of gradual and steady competition.
		Chief Executive Ho Hau Wah expressed in his address to the public that since the interactive relations between culture, tourism and the economy have been widely acknowledged throughout the world, the MSAR government will also go all out to tap Macao's unique cultural resources with the aim of attracting more tourists.
	www.chinatoday.com.cn /English/200112/macao4.htm (1500 words)

	News: Hong Kong Entrepreneur endows new lecturership in Chinese history at Oxford University and Fellowship at Pembroke ...
		Dr Ho has made a £2.5 million donation which will fund a new University Lecturer, who will also be a Tutorial Fellow at Pembroke College, responsible for researching and teaching the history of modern and ancient China.
		Dr Legge was deeply involved in the development and improvement of education, both religious and secular, in Hong Kong.
		Dr Stanley Ho is an entrepreneur and philanthropist with investments in Hong Kong, Macau, China and around the world.
	www.admin.ox.ac.uk /po/070509.shtml (919 words)

	Shun Tak Holdings Limited
		Ho, daughter of the Group executive chairman, Dr. Stanley Ho, was appointed executive director when she joined the Group in January 1995.
		Ho, daughter of the Group executive chairman, Dr. Stanley Ho, joined the Group in January 1994 and was appointed executive director in October of the same year.
		Ho is also responsible for the Group's overall financial policy-making, activities, as well as property investment.
	www.shuntakgroup.com /profile/m_profile.htm (1102 words)

	The Washington Times - Macau
		Stanley Ho Avenue was named after him in 1998, making him the first Chinese in the history of Macau to receive this honor in his lifetime.
		Ho's company has spent in excess of $20 million every year, since the signing of the gaming franchise contract, dredging the silt-filled navigation channels of both the outer and inner harbors.
		A cornerstone of Ho's commitment to Macau is education.
	www.internationalspecialreports.com /archives/99/macau/4.html (1677 words)

	reviewjournal.com -- Business - GAMBLING BEYOND NEVADA: Commission finds venture suitable
		While Pansy Ho, and her business associate sister, Daisy Ho, told gaming regulators that significant portions of their initial $80 million investment in the MGM Grand Macau came from their father in a trust fund, they said he does not wield any undo influence over their business dealings.
		Bernhard said past actions by the Ho sisters in their business dealings and language in the joint venture agreement ensure that regulators were on safe grounds in backing the deal.
		Pansy Ho, 44, is a graduate of the University of Santa Clara in Northern California and turned her south China transportation business from a small ferryboat operation into a multifaceted business publicly traded on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
	www.reviewjournal.com /lvrj_home/2007/Mar-24-Sat-2007/business/13369964.html (976 words)

	Naming Ceremony of the Stanley Ho Centre for Emerging Infectious Diseases
		The Naming Ceremony of the Stanley Ho Centre for Emerging Infectious Diseases was held at the Prince of Wales Hospital today.
		Today, thanks to yet another magnificent donation from Dr. Ho, our CEID is in a position to scale new heights in its work against the outbreak and spread of infectious diseases in Hong Kong, Macau and the neighbouring region,” said Professor Lawrence J. Lau.
		Researchers at the Stanley Ho Centre for Emerging Infectious Diseases have conducted a series of pre-clinical experimental and clinical studies to explain the pathogenesis of influenza infection on human cell and organ damages, and how to manage the disease to reduce the healthcare burden of the society.
	www.cuhk.edu.hk /ipro/pressrelease/061116e.htm (823 words)

	The Washington Times - Macau
		Stanley Ho is of the opinion that this closure of the Praia Grande bay and the construction of the eighth highest tower in the world will add to Macau's place in the Zhuhai Economic zone.
		According to Ho and others associated with this massive project, it does become a symbol of the handover of the territory to China.
		As a booster for tourism, Stanley Ho believes that the Tower also can be a magnet to bring more visitors to Macau in the new millennium.
	www.internationalspecialreports.com /archives/99/macau/14.html (548 words)

	Nevada commission finds MGM Mirage venture suitable
		While Pansy Ho, and her business associate sister, Daisy Ho, told gaming regulators that significant portions of their initial $80 million investment in the MGM Grand Macau came from their father in a trust fund, they said he does not wield any undo influence over their business dealings.
		Bernhard said past actions by the Ho sisters in their business dealings and language in the joint venture agreement ensure that regulators were on safe grounds in backing the deal.
		Pansy Ho, 44, is a graduate of the University of Santa Clara in Northern California and turned her south China transportation business from a small ferryboat operation into a multifaceted business publicly traded on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
	www.casinocitytimes.com /news/article.cfm?contentID=164998 (999 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-28)
		Lawrence Ho and as to 23% by Dr. Stanley Ho.
		As at the date of this announcement, the executive directors of the Company are Dr. Stanley Ho (Chairman), Mr.
		Ng Ching Wo; and the independent non-executive directors are Sir Roger Lobo, Mr.
	www.asiawind.com /pub/hksr/news/050518/10-060 (42 words)

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