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Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has announced the highly-anticipated `democratization package` at a press conference held in capital Ankara.
Turkish FM praises democratization package
Democratization package to institutionalize democracy, says head of chambers union
Syrian helicopter is down by Turkish jets: Turkish Deputy PM
Syria's handover of weapons should not be a tactic: Turkish president
Turkey's findings for chemical attack in Syria shared with international community
127 people killed in Egypt violence
PM Erdogan announces democratization package
Bomb threats for five THY planes a hoax
Turkey to "keep on the EU reforms"
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Turkey to examine reports of US spying on Ankara
Turkey's EU process 'a road of no return', says Turkish FM
Highlights from reports of regional Wise Men Committees
Turkey delivers mobile hospitals to Azerbaijan
Erdogan blasts West for massacre in Egypt
Turkish FM holds bilateral meetings with his counterparts in Brunei
Turkish Foreign Minister meets the ambassadors of EU member states
"Forthcoming elections may affect Germany's policies"
Erdogan, Putin discuss Syria issue over phone
Turkey and Macedonia cooperate in agriculture
US ambassador appreciates Turkey's support to Syrians
Turkey's EU minister to brief ambassadors on Gezi Park
Turkish MFA investigates spying claims, says minister Simsek
Spying claims of The Guardian
British PM: "We admire political and economic freedom progress in Turkey"
EP resolution on Turkey unacceptable
Death toll from Iraq bombing spree rises to 65
UN inspectors report confirms chemical weapons use in Syria
UN Security Council to discuss Wednesday's massacre in Egypt
Death toll from Egypt violence revised up to 578: Health Ministry
Obama "strongly condemns" violence against Egyptian civilians
Medics need new morgue to house Rabaa Adawiya dead
Tense calm envelops Cairo after bloody Wednesday
Morsi's custody extended for 30 days
Sky News cameraman, Gulf News reporter confirmed dead in Egypt
Mohamed ElBaradei resigns: his office
Turkish markets board appoints two Turkcell board members
Baku-Tbilisi-Kars railway to connect China with London
Nabucco project fails, placed by Trans Adriatic Pipeline project
Toyota Boshoku investing more in Turkey
Turkey's EU minister: 'Select Izmir for a magnificent EXPO'
China to become the largest export market of US by 2022
China opposes EU solar panel duties
Turkish Eximbank seeking greater role in Balkans
Turkish deposit insurer takes over more Cukurova ventures
Turkish, Russian businesspeople to gather to improve trade ties
Turkish FM Davutoglu meets with several political leaders in Bosnia-Herzegovina
Turkey's first indigenous drone ready for deployment, its manufacturer says
Fenerbahce slam UEFA for the ban
Turkish Women's Basketball Team defeats Belarus in FIBA Eurobasket
Turkey breaks own record with 83 medals at 2013 MedGames
UEFA hands Besiktas 1 year ban from European competitions
UEFA bans Besiktas and Fenerbahçe from European competitions
Fenerbahce chairman suspended
Turkish weightlifter wins gold in women's 63kg snatch at 2013 MedGames
Mediterranean Games "Mersin 2013"
Roberto Carlos signs deal with Turkish Super League team
Two German teams to compete for the Champions League cup
FIFA President speaks about Turkey's hosting of FIFA U-20
Fenerbahce win Ziraat Turkey Cup
World's first cadaveric donor womb pregnancy ended
Out of sync with the world: Brain study shows body clocks of depressed people are altered at cell level
Beijing residents urged to stay indoors as pollution surges
Bird flu death toll rises to 26 in China
Turkey's total fertility rate up in 2012
Turkey's 17.2 pct. of population aged 15 and over are obese
Bird flu death toll rises to 22 in China
The BIO International Convention begins
Bird flu death toll rises to 20 in China
China confirms 14 bird flu deaths
Heart attacks and tumors main causes of death in Turkey
Beijing reports first case of new bird flu strain
Rihanna rocks Istanbul
Turkey to attend 2015 Europalia Festival as guest country
Istanbul to host 6th Documentary Days
Turkey hosts 'World Music Festival'
Turkish culture year in China
Bosniaks' passion for Turkish literature
Boston festival shows off Turkish
Turkish pianist to be retried for insulting Islam
Dance troupe finds inspiration in ancient past
"Military Hearth-World of Turkish troops" photo exhibition opens in Anitkabir
Aydin Dogan Award presented at a ceremony in field of Turkish music
20th Istanbul Jazz Festival to begin in July
Weather data provided by Turkish State Meteorological Service
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Charlie Harper lives... sort of.Amber Tamblyn made her debut on Thursday's Season 11 premiere of Two and a Half Men as Jenny, the previously unknown daughter of Charlie (Charlie Sheen), who comes a-knocking at Walden (Ashton Kutcher) and Alan's (Jon Cryer) beach house — and the apple definitely doesn't fall far from the tree.Fall TV: Scoop on your favorite returning showsLike her late pops, Jenny is all about booze ... read more
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Gibbs is just stupid .... also threw away a lot of talent this way .....
But Pietersen is just a bagload of $@#% . Any union/club/confederation with a bit more spine would have given him the boot long time ago.
So Pietersen it is.
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Pietersen really is an uberdouche, but at least he's not (or never tried to be) actively bent.
So Gibbs it is.
- As featured in The Independent.
"Even when England lost 5-0 in 2006-07 I don't remember them folding like this. This is as bad as I have seen from an England side."
- Mick Vaughan on the 2013/14 tourists' efforts
These write ups really are quality - going KP almost entirely for the use of 'douchecanoe'
I'm always suspicious of shops that sell bait.
marc71178 - President and founding member of AAAS - we don't only appreciate when he does well, but also when he's not quite so good!
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Beware the evils of Kit-Kats - they're immoral apparently.
Pietersen is easily the most likeable character among the 3 IMO.
My vote goes for Herschelle Gibbs because Tony Greig at least loved the game of cricket.
"I want to raise my hand and say one thing. Those who complain about my love for the game or commitment to the game are clueless. These are the only 2 areas where I give myself 100 out of 100."
- Sachin Tendulkar, as told in an interview published in Bengali newspaper Anandabazar Patrika after his 100th International century (translated by weldone)
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Very well then I contradict myself,
(I am large, I contain multitudes.
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Going for KP, so much potential for further improvement as well
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Sad and weary with my longingAuthor: B. M. AdamsTune: [Sad and weary with my longing] Published in 24 hymnals Audio files: MIDI |
1 Sad and weary with my longing,
Filled with shame, because of sin;
As I am in conscious weakness,
Here I would salvation win.
All I have I leave for Jesus,
I am counting it but dross,
I am coming to the Master,
I am clinging to the cross.
2 O the joy of knowing Jesus,
It is dawning on my soul;
I am finding his salvation,
And the pow'r that makes me whole. [Refrain]
3 O refine me by thy spirit,
Make my earthly life sublime,
With my heart a home for Jesus,
Till I'm done with earth and time. [Refrain]
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Concerned about traffic congestion for the upcoming Sony Open tennis tournament, Miami-Dade County plans to open a fourth lane for vehicles on the bridge to Key Biscayne — by doing away with a walled-off pathway for pedestrians and joggers.
Pedestrians, joggers and cyclists, who have been asked to ride on the protected sidewalk ever since the county shut down part of the Bear Cut Bridge due to structural problems, will be forced to share the bridge's northernmost lane, which remains closed to vehicles. The reconfiguration of the bridge, which connects Virginia Key to Key Biscayne, is expected to begin within two weeks.
The less-than-ideal scenario could eventually result in enough trouble for pedestrians and cyclists that the county may consider closing the bridge to those travelers altogether, public works administrators acknowledged. That would effectively restrict access to Crandon Park, until the bridge is repaired, for anyone who is not driving a car.
"We have to find a solution that works for the majority of the people," Mayor Carlos Gimenez told The Miami Herald on Wednesday.
The decision to eliminate the pedestrian pathway comes after days of meetings between Gimenez's brass, public works engineers and Florida Department of Transportation officials. The county had been urged by tennis tournament organizers and some on Key Biscayne to find an alternative to existing traffic restrictions on the bridge. Tournament organizers could not be reached for comment late Wednesday.
Miami-Dade shut down the bridge's two westbound lanes earlier this month, after state and county inspectors found that steel beams holding up that portion of the roadway were too corroded to support heavy vehicles. The county later reopened one of the lanes to cars and motorcycles only, with trucks limited to traveling on an eastbound lane converted to westbound, heading out of Key Biscayne. A second eastbound lane into the island remains open to all traffic.
But even with three lanes available to cars, Gimenez said, Sony Open organizers told him Monday they were worried that buses shuttling players from hotels on the mainland and tournament fans from Virginia Key parking lots would clog the single lane into Key Biscayne — and hurt the tournament, which takes place in March. An engineer hired by the tournament suggested an alternative plan to open the bridge's four lanes by bolting steel plates to the bridge's exposed beams, reinforcing the westbound lanes to support heavy vehicles.
"That would be good enough for maybe two years, maybe three years, but then we'd have to do it over again," Gimenez said. "My engineers weren't crazy about that idea."
That led to the county plan to get rid of the eight-foot-wide pedestrian path. County workers will remove the barrier wall that separates it from the car lanes, pave over that portion of the asphalt and re-stripe the pavement to create three lanes that meet the minimum, 11-foot width requirement, Interim County Engineer Antonio Cotarelo said.
The public works department also considered other alternatives, including restricting truck traffic twice a day during the tennis tournament. But that would have required temporary traffic barricades that would have to be moved twice a day, confusing drivers, Cotarelo said.


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Anyone coming to Dreams With Sharp Teeth expecting a formal, traditionally organized biographical sketch of author Harlan Ellison will be disappointed. But what they will find instead is Ellison more or less unchained and ranging (and raging) across his past and into the future (circa 2007), having great fun with his many and varied targets, and giving his own accounts of some of the triumphs that people often cite in his past. Perhaps the most satisfying moment comes when the author presents his version of one portion (one of the least controversial portions) of his Hugo Award-winning script for the Star Trek episode "The City on the Edge of Forever" -- he ends up making the production crew for the series look like fools, and longing to see the story told as he wrote it. By contrast, presented without comment is one excerpt of the award-winning Outer Limits episode "Demon With a Glass Hand," which apparently was shot more or less as he wrote it. In between and around these two polar opposite successes of his early career, Ellison rails and laughs, berates and curses, and generally has a great deal of fun launching his barbs at a multitude of targets, including himself, as often as not. One eerie aspect of watching him across this fast-paced account, which covers many decades of his life, is realizing how much Ellison resembles the late actor George Grizzard as he looked and sounded from the 1960s to the 21st century -- if there was an actor who might've portrayed this unique personality in a dramatic context, it was Grizzard. But much more important than any such mundane observations is the keen appreciation that the filmmaker has for his subject, sufficient to take us on what amounts to a cinematic roller-coaster ride across one part of Ellison's psyche. That's how it's paced, and that how it's best to take in this delightfully quirky and lively nonfiction film. ~ Bruce Eder, Rovi
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"I'm not afraid of death; but dying scares the hell out of me." - Jack Cleary
I've always loved this quote, but I would be lying if I said that I wasn't afraid of death at all. The thought of just ceasing to exist is pretty big. But I think that the big problem people have with this is because they imagine death minus an afterlife to just be this big, dark void where they're stuck, alone, forever. I've always just assumed that there would be absolutely nothing, including no me. I wouldn't be whiling away eternity and be aware of being lonely, I just wouldn't have thoughts. There would be absolutely nothing. It's hard to wrap your head around absolute nothing though.
One of the things that made me feel better about dying, though, was finding out about "green burials". Instead of standard embalming fluid, which is highly carcinogenic, they use a vegetable based-one. Then they place you in a coffin made of biodegradable materials, and bury your 4ft under as opposed to 6ft, because it's easier for the body to breakdown at the shallower depth. There are eco-friendly cemeteries popping up all over North America, and I read one article where they just plant a tree on top of you, or a large rock, and you're buried in this forested area.
This just made me feel so much better about the whole thing, because instead of your body just turning into toxic sludge in a coffin that won't breakdown, you'll eventually just turn into soil and become part of the Earth. It seems very peaceful.
I wrote an essay once about how true death no longer exists, and that is was the invention of photographs that changed everything. Before photography, once a person was dead, that was it. You were never, ever going to see their face again. But once pictures became popular and easily accessible, you could see people even after they were dead, so death like we used to know it was conquered. Not really on topic, but that's another thing that makes me feel better.
I have to add this comic, because I love the author and it illustrates how I feel about the whole religion/death relationship.
The happy thoughts religion gives people about an afterlife is certainly one of the reasons it has been successful in manipulating so many people over the years. But as an Atheist I've always felt religious types live life in a bubble waiting for the "great heaven" bit so start, going to sermons every Sunday to listen to B/S and missing out on so many great things in life because their church is against them. Its there loss, not mine.
Dealing with the concept that death is the end is sort of like the trade off for living an honest life with the opportunity for full experiences and knowledge. And maybe you'll appreciate the people around you more if you know when they are gone they are gone.
Enjoy everything the world has to offer, and encourage everyone around you to do the same.
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'Les peuples passent, les trônes s'écroulent, l'église demeure' Napoleon Bonaparte
Death, in the traditional sense is not necessary. Well, it won't be. I see it as extremely likely that the human lifespan is about to shoot up to at least many hundreds of years. Nascent medical technology will allow us to repair the DNA damage as it occurs. Nascent but not quite imminent, if that makes sense. I think if you are born now or later, you've got a good shot at not needing the long shot of cryogenic suspension to survive. Those of us adults, imo, are likely to die before our 120th birthday, even with exercise, lifestyle control, supplements and current medical therapy.
Vitrification. Long shot, maybe. Barbaric, maybe. But way the heck less of a long shot and less barbaric that cremation and embalming with burial or entombment. These traditional forms of dealing with human remains, I think, now, are disrespectful and wasteful. If you burn your body to ashes or remove the blood and replace it with formaldehyde, you are guaranteeing permanent decay of your structure and therefore your identity. Disgusting.
Life is good, right? Death is bad, right? Why have we spent so much time, money and effort trying to mitigate disease instead of trying to eliminate death? Religion, I say. Going to Heaven is not a good delusion, as if any delusions are. If we stopping believing that death is inevitable, then maybe we can avoid it with technological progress. But, we have to try first. Issues like overpopulation and cost effectiveness can be dealt with and are not insurmountable obstacles, imo.
So, I deal with death by trying to be happy and productive till such a time that the machine that is me breaks down. And I will try to do what I can to put off that breakdown. And if I need to cool the machine that is me down to -81 degrees to stop decay of my DNA and organs, then, so be it. I have no delusions about the likelihood of my own death whether of 'old age' or the possibility that I get hit by a bus today, but, I will not accept death lying down or with a smile. I will fight, under almost all circumstances to stay here in this reality as a viable entity. Not out of fear of not feeling or thinking anything at all, because how can not existing be painful, but because life is fun and pleasing and a prerequisite for any other experience.
I found this insightful...
We have about 35 years of oil left in the world. When it runs out, the republicans will find something else to make money from. A child can make hydrogen from a glass of water so that may not be profitable. It only makes sense though that we should be applying science to make hydrogen safe to use as the eventual lack of burning fossil fuel will hopefully heal the earth and water. Even if it's not safe, if it blows up it won't poison the ocean like nuclear power. (say goodbye to tuna fish sandwiches by the way) The point is that medicine makes someone money. All the medicine consumed goes into the water and we become immune eventually. What would make long life profitable? That is the question that, if answered, would slap science right out of the park as it accelerated toward the discovery of immortality.
As far as living life goes,.. Have you ever smiled at a child whom you don't even know? It's kind of strange that we do that if you really think about it. I mean, what good does it do us personally? I think I have the answer to that. We have a survival instinct just like every other animal. (They say lions will die with an erection) We wish any child to have a good and safe situation and proof of that is a smile returned. We don't know them but, in a way, they are part of us as they are from our species. We not only wish to survive personally but also wish our species to continue. Focus on that is what causes us to do great things that last beyond our years.
I think we have evolved into creatures that have compassion because it is better for our survival. I wish myself and anyone else willing and able to make a commitment to themselves, their identity and health, to have radically long life. I value anyone who is productive and moral (rationally self-interested).
The republicans can suck it. If we had a government that properly upheld individual rights, no one group of people could gain and control one technology in an unfair manner. Unless you count productive members of society, but that would not be unfair.
What would make long life profitable? Long life is the profit. We get long life after creating technologies that allow it. The question is 'what would make these technologies and the achievement of them profitable?'. The answer is health and longevity. People will invest and buy them as soon as they are seen as a realistic investment, which is not too far off, if you ask some experts.
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Imtiaz Muqbil's Op-Eds
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I think that most Sunday Post readers have had their fill ad nauseam of Mr Muqbil's "Soul Searching",
and, as Fibbuster1 suggested, we'd like to read some other viewpoints in Post for a change.
Here are just a few Muslim, Christian and/or Arab writers, journalists and activists of international repute, who through their moral responsibility and courage dare to speak the truth and strive to promote better understanding, dialogue, peaceful coexistence and mutual respect amongst people of all faiths and cultural backgrounds-often with constant threats to their lives by Islamist radicals and extremists. I'm sure that readers would find their works interesting and refreshing:
Dr Zuhdi Jasser, Dr Wafa Sultan, Ms Nonie Darwish, Mr Walid Shoebat, Ms Brigitte Gabriel, Mr Ishmael Khaldi,
Ms Asra Q. Nomani and Mr Elias Bejjani. Google them for more information.
More suggestions to make the Bangkok Post a more balanced and less biased publication that really deserves its slogan: "The Newspaper You Can Trust"?
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Less conflicting topics have disapeard from this forum. Sometimes this is so strange and confusing here…
Gerasimos, have you never noticed, that readers letters are printed in the Bangkok Post postbag, witch contain things witch would be against the BP forum rules?
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Here you get to post your posts on the newspaper's free ink (as Bob Ansett used to call it) WITHOUT waiting for editing. It's instant publication!
That is why we need to abide by stricter rules than what might get by without such lazziz faire freedom of waffling. If you want to hate Islam or hate Christianity or hate the friggin' Bhagwan Shri Rashneesh, then write a letter to the editor.
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Incidentally, I've been reading a book about the Templar Knights recently. Around the time of the Crusades they were a very influential part of helping the pilgrims make it to the Holy Land and they made a fortune out of something, but I read in this book last night something I never knew, having never yet studied Islam, although given time I hope to read the Koran.
Islam, Judaism, and Christianity all three go back to Ishmael and Issac - both of them sons of Abraham.
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I would have to be considered a Judeo-Christian. I agree with Mr. Muqbil that we should consider in our churches and synagogues how we are and have been responsible for "violence on the global stage". Historically and currently people from the "Judeo-Christian" camp are guilty of making decisions that have led to problems and atrocities both large and small. Unfortunately many of the leaders, both high and low ranking, who make decisions that lead to said violence are really only "Judeo-Christian" in a geographical sense because they happen to lead societies residing in the realm of Judeo-Christian locations. Were their personal daily actions and their political policies to be closely examined these leaders couldn't actually claim to live by Biblical principle. Yet Mr. Muqbil, you choose to tirade against all of Judeo Christianity. Many of us may disagree with our leaders position and subsequent actions.
But what of Islam Mr. Muqbil? You note that Islam is not innocent when you say that "Judeo Christianity has betrayed it's values to a 'greater degree' than that of Islam." Yet Judeo Christianity is to blame because they are, in your opinion, the greater perpetrator. I'm not sure that you can claim that the Islamic world is effectively "held accountable" for their actions. There are plenty of examples of perpetration in this historical quarrel from Muslims in several countries around the globe. Do all Muslim leaders act in accordance with the Koran and it's principles as interpreted by the Islamic majority?
It seems to me that you are zealous to find solutions. Certainly this is a shared problem. Pointing fingers at one side without fairly owning up to the transgressions of the other hardly helpful. Problems exist between parties and unless both are willing to give and change solutions are hard to come by.
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'Secret Circle' - Prom
Crystals, demons and prom mix poorly
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It seems that the only person in this universe with any ability to plan is John Blackwell (Joe Lando). Everyone else is too distracted by frivolity or immediate gratification needs to think past the next half hour.
John gives Cassie (Britt Robertson) a spell to track the crystal, saying that Blackwell blood has a particular affinity for crystals. When she tries it she has a vision of the past when the crystal was first hidden at the school that involves her mother (Andrea Brooks) and Diana's mother, Elizabeth (Elise Gatien). She decides that Diana (Shelley Hennig) should be there to see her mother and convinces her to to join her, but they decide to wait until the next night during prom so that they will have lots of collateral damage should something go wrong.
The vision shows that Amelia and Elizabeth were both teen mothers, still in high school. Amelia persuaded the circle to trust John, who seduced Elizabeth and Dawn (Natasha Henstridge) as well. John magically ensured that those of the circle that he did not impregnate personally, also reproduced at pretty much the same time. Thus the kids' circle is a thing he engineered. Diana blames Amelia for her mother's death and Cassie for John's presence in their lives. Way to blame the victims, Diana. Cassie is disappointed that her father never loved her mother and she has finally realized that she should never trust her father again.
Adam's grandfather, James (Chad Willett), gave his crystal to Amelia to protect herself against John. She returned it to him before she left town with Cassie, and she tried to convince Elizabeth to do the same with Diana because she sensed that the meeting at the ferry where Ethan was going to give John to the witch hunters was going to go wrong. Elizabeth was too furious with Amelia to listen and went to her doom. James hid the crystal, cloaked, in the trophy case next to the gym should Amelia ever need it.
Nick (Louis Hunter) is discovered at Briar Hill by Melissa (Jessica Parker Kennedy) just before prom looking for crystals, but John must hide them better than most of the others or keep them with him. Nick tells Melissa that he is dying and needs a crystal to survive. When Adam (Thomas Dekker) arrives, he throws Melissa into a table as he rushes out. Later, as Adam is reaching for the crystal in the trophy case, Nick body checks him through the glass and takes it. This results in not even a small cut on Adam.
At a junk yard, Nick meets with Eben (Sammi Rotibi) to trade the crystal for a demon to keep him alive, but Cassie magics it out of his hand. Eben tosses her through the air and attacks Melissa and Adam with a car that John deflects. Nick goes for the crystal encountering Jake (Chris Zylka) on the way. Melissa stabs him in the back as he is strangling Jake.
Points of Interest
1. Now that he is no longer competing with Adam for Cassie, Jake has realized he has real feelings for Faye (Phoebe Tonkin).
2. Adam and Melissa shared a romantic moment during prom.
3. When John tells Dawn that he is going to destroy Charles, she calls to warn him.
4. John recreates Amelia's death in Charles' kitchen with Charles, convincing him that Amelia is haunting him. While so distracted, he confesses to Diana that he is a murderer. Diana, who had been running home for comfort after the upsetting crystal vision, is devastated and runs out into the street to be saved by Grant (Tim Phillipps), who is swinging by for their post-prom date, short-circuiting John's plan for a crushed Diana.
5. In Jake's battle with Nick, he seems to lose his resolve halfway through, giving Nick the chance to disarm and strangle him.
6. John gets to the last crystal before anyone else does; now he has the whole set.
7. Faye is gone, kidnapped by Eben.
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Diana's consistent hostility and contrariness with respect to John is almost mindless in it's intensity, and yet she turns out to be right pretty much every time.
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Combining this important spell with prom was foolish.
Faye's insistence that she enjoy the prom, taking precedence over survival? What?
James knew the whole plan, and by extension, all the elders knew, right? So why was Amelia the only one doing anything about it?
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"The Secret Circle" stars Britt Robertson, Shelley Hennig, Thomas Dekker, Jessica Parker Kennedy, Phoebe Tonkin, Chris Zylka, Joe Lando, Andrea Brooks, Elise Gatien, Chad Willett, Gale Harold, Natasha Henstridge, Louis Hunter, Tim Phillipps, Sammi Rotibi. "Prom" was written by Holly Henderson and Don Whitehead, and it was directed by Alex Zakrzewski.
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I have had been having problems with my machine rebooting and had used the StartUp Cop before and signed on for this because I thought it would really look into services and find where Windows was loading drivers rebooting on failure and then either reloading them until they worked or after three times bypassed them. I half expected to be told which service or driver was failing without finding a buried log file. Well, it didn't and it works well I admit but not much different then the previous unPro version. I started looking in my BIOS however, got IRQ's spread out (too many devices sharing one) and still I am looking for a utility that will pop up my problems as they occur serially as the machine reads them and gives me away around the Windows console which, having used MS-DOS since 1.0 or 2.0 and Windows since 2.0, to me is an abyss, a cryptic whirlpool of stupidity, in my opinion, designed to make jobs for I(yuck)T managers. I know there is very expensive software from toolhouse.de that will do what I want. EasyCleaner (ToniArts) by the way, found one more startup in the Registry than StartUp Cop Pro Spiffy zim boom bah humbug, a kernal fault checker? I got the bulbs on top of my screen whoopee PC mag.
Startup Cop tracks items that launch from any of the "startup locations" that are meant to be accessible to users. The original tracked the "standard seven" that can also be viewed with MSCONFIG (two in WIN.INI, two in the Start menu, three in the Registry). The Pro version adds several more in the Registry. Startup Cop original didn't look at the "RunOnce" keys because they are emptied by the system at startup... BUT some programs launch from RunOnce and then *restore* their RunOnce entry. Startup Cop Pro tracks these as well.
Services and drivers are launched in ways completely different from these. Startup Cop (Pro or otherwise) does not attempt to manipulate them.
Neil J. RubenkingProject leader, PC Magazine
Are there any reasons why this (control of drivers and services) could not be included in a future version? Are there otherwise any other utilities that control those?
BTW, what do you think about combining Startup Cop Pro and TaskPower into one utility? They definitely belong together :-)
I see a clear distinction between SCP and TaskPower. The programs that Startup Cop controls can *almost* invariably be suppressed without any harm to the system. (I don't know of any exception, but I felt I had to say "almost"). It does not forcibly terminate any program; rather, it prevents it from launching in the first place. You can't really do any harm with SCP; everything's reversible.
TaskPower, on the other hand, has very significant power, and can do things like forcibly terminate processes, or disable services that are required by the system. I'm much more cautious in using TaskPower.
Both draw on the same database of processes, though, so there is that connection.
The Original StartupCop 1.0 is better than this upgrade.
The author should probably have gotten the bugs out before releasing thenew StartupCop Pro.
Bugs (just the ones I found, see forum for others):
1. After exploring my startup list and looking over some of the options Inoticed that the drop down lists for filter by "All Users" and "All Ratings"would no longer drop down. They did initially and they did after restartingthe program.
2. The documentation help file talks about a screen shot, but there isnone. The resulting documentation makes no sense. See second to the lastparagraph under My Startup Profiles|Using Profiles.
3. The documentation talks about "Deleting" an entry from the list, but itis not clear if the program will delete a) the actual program, b) theshortcut to the program or c) the list maintained by StartupCop Pro.
4. When msconfig.exe disables a program, it is moved to an inactiveregistry place holder (e.g. run-) or a disabled startup folder so it can bemade active again without having to write down the entire entry. It appearsthat StartupCop Pro does NOT use the same convention since it does notdisplay the current contents of these place holders. So I am afraid to testit out. I might lose valuable startup information without the ability toget it back (can't print the list).
5. I created a shortcut to a list after using msconfig to enable somedisabled items (that I could not enable from StartupCop Pro). Then I quitout of StartupCop Pro and double clicked on the desktop shortcut, butStartupCop Pro came up with a different profile enabled.
Bad features:
1. It will not allow the registry changes to be applied to the registrywithout a reboot (the msconfig.exe program will allow this). This means that Icannot look at what StartupCop Pro did and verify through other programsthat I want to keep the change. I have to commit to a reboot first!
2. The program does not look in the registry for disabled items that arealready there (i.e. Run- and RunServices-) and show them as Disabled. Theoriginal StartupCop did this just fine.
3. The program does not look into the StartMenu|Programs for the folder with"Disabled Startup Items" and list the programs as Disabled. The originalStartupCop did this just fine.
4. After importing settings from StartupCop 1.0 I was able to see somedisabled startup items, but I have no clue what it means since the programdid not find them on its own.
5. There is no way to print the startup list so it can be shared with afriend for debugging, backup or whatever.
6. Disabling an entry in RunServices (for example) just deletes it from theregistry and (I guess) saves the information in its own database so thatStartupCop Pro can enable it again, if desired. This means that I cannotuse msconfig.exe to re-enable it at a later time. This is poor design. Youshould have stayed with the MS conventions for storing disabled items.
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Look at Starter (from www.AnswersThatWork.com) it has all the capabilitiesof StartupCop Pro, plus it shows all the running processes on the computer.It also allows the user to edit any line item (real neat) and even allowsadding new entries to any of the registry groups. It has an msconfigcompatibility option that shows disabled items. However, SaveAs text filedoes not distinguish between enabled and disabled items (Boo).
Look at StartupRun (from www.NoNags.com) it allows printing of all thedetails (.txt or .htm) and shows info about Browser Helper Objects as well.However, it fails to display the disabled items from the registry and thedisabled startup folder, like msconfig and the original StartupCop.
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Very cool to stop by ES and respond Brain. Thank you.
Maybe our bike isn't running properly. Our dyno is properly calibrated and certified, and more importantly, we had the SAE barometric pressure/temp dyno correction disabled for it, so it reads and displays true output power rather than the SAE corrected numbers you get from a normal gas bike dyno, that can inflate numbers by quite a bit, and for some dyno's is quite a difficult settings process to disable.
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"There's no big basis for corruption," said Thayle "Buzz" Nielsen, Retired West Valley City Police Chief.
Wednesday Retired West Valley Police Chief "Buzz" Nielsen wanted to set the record straight.
"There isn't, it's not police department wide, there's isn't any of that," said Nielsen.
Nielsen was Chief at the time the actions of corruption allegedly occurred with the Danielle Willard shooting and the now 27 drug cases dismissed by the both the U.S. and Salt Lake County District Attorneys. Nielsen admits there were problems with the department's former Neighborhood Narcotics Unit, but he said it's not a bunch of dirty cops ignoring the law.
"A lot of it was administrative stuff like you didn't file a report or some of those things," Nielsen said.
After the Danielle Willard shooting he noticed discrepancies with Det. Shaun Cowley who was a member of that drug unit.
"There was some case information, case stuff in his car that wasn't related (to the Danielle Willard shooting) that caused me some administrative concerns, geez I hope, we need to look into this," said Nielsen.
"What kind of evidence are you talking about?" Reporter Brian Carlson asked.
"When you work narcotics you have drugs and you have money and things that you do drugs, as we tried to check it, it was in the wrong place," Nielsen said.
Nielsen said Cowley never submitted those drugs and other items into evidence, so when they started looking closer at his cases and the other officers in the unit, they noticed a series of problems.
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As much he'd like to be involved to help clean up the department's reputation, his back problems won't allow him to come back.
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At a recent astrological meeting I watched a presentation about Al Gore (he had just won the Nobel Prize) and much speculation about why he didn't get elected president in 2000, even though he did. All the talk circled around his chart and progressions and transits at the time, and despite all the astrologically informed and well-meaning opinion nobody could find much definitive to say. It was observed ahead of time that the Election Day aspects were a mess, but why Bush and not Gore?
As previously mentioned in "Celebrity Astrology" the first place to look is not the chart of the leader (or the potential leader), but of the nation, then the leader. Those of us looking at the U.S. chart in 2000 were expecting a tremendous diminution of U.S. world power and reputation arriving shortly thanks to the first-ever Pluto conjunction to the U.S. Ascendant. The presidential question should have been, perhaps, who is most likely to contribute to the bringing about of such a dreadful situation? In hindsight, clearly, the appropriate person won, if not the most desirable. Sometimes you get what's coming to you, whatever you do. This election the U.S. is at another crossroads, a progressed full Moon, meaning you've pushed to your outward limit, which last happened during the 1979 (hostage) crisis in Iran, and a cycle before then just as the Korean War was about to break out.
Stepping down that order from nation to leader, in 2000 we might also have looked at the relationship of the leader with the country, to see just what kind of a love affair (and perhaps subsequent hate affair) might be in store. That's particularly shown by the composite of the national chart with the leader's chart. Looking at that, plus transits around election time and into the first term, will yield a substantive story. In the case of Bill Clinton, for instance, the composite shows a warm Sun-Moon fire trine and Venus/Mars straddling the MC. A love affair, for sure, later to become a public sex affair with political but not popular loss. A 12th house Pluto square the Sun shows the hidden sex and personality that caused the trouble. But, fundamentally, it's a highly elevated above-the-horizon chart, which is the norm with popular presidents.
G.W. Bush has a similar composite, with that sparky Venus-Mars right up top (but out of sign, unconsummated, forget the sex part), and most of the rest of the chart highly elevated as well. The easy support here is the Moon-Jupiter trine (outgoing, good for business). Bush didn't need a plan; a smile would do, leaving the plans to others. It was a natural love affair and Gore's composite had nothing to compare except a 12th house Jupiter-Neptune that could later preach "I told you so." But again, a Pluto square, in this case to the Mercury and Mars, tells a tale of forcible plans and action taken without regard to consequences. This time, unlike secret sex, it's from the 10th to the cusp of the 2nd so it was something that too many individuals paid for with their lives and the nation and its public with its money, reputation, influence, and world status, not so easily forgiven. So what do we have coming up for the primaries, and eventually the final 2008 election? Among the Democrats, it's Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama, perhaps John Edwards — and among Republicans so far Giuliani, Romney, and perhaps McCain. Usually, in the primaries, you can tell who's going to be in the final race by who's got the Saturn transits coming into the final stretch, both to the natal and the composite chart. That's when the real pressure is on, and Saturn is the one to show it. Folks who aren't under pressure then simply aren't running. Similarly, it helps to have Jupiter involved as well to give you that boost over the top. Finally, it's significant if their degree areas tangled up with the U.S. chart's natal and progressed, as that shows continued connection and involvement.
Judging from these factors, you can virtually eliminate Obama, Edwards, Giuliani, and McCain. Their charts have seen some stress from Saturn in Leo, but that's over, and it looks like relatively smooth sailing for them during the final election season. That would not be likely the case if they were entering a hard-fought campaign and perhaps a set of crises as a world leader afterwards, if elected. So they will be along for the ride, as supporters.
Hillary has a Pisces Moon that will see Saturn opposition at election time, and her composite chart with the U.S. is a stellium of Virgo at the MC with a Moon at 10 Pisces, near the progressing U.S. Sun at 4 Pisces which is at progressed full Moon on the election (it's a big deal election, indeed). The chart gets both Jupiter and Pluto near the South Node during the campaign as well. Romney natally has 3 planets in Pisces (including his Sun on Hillary's Moon!) seeing Saturn opposition, and his U.S. composite has 6 Pisces rising (even closer to the U.S. progressed full Moon) along with Jupiter and Saturn in Virgo and a Capricorn Moon enjoying a Jupiter transit at the time. The composite has that hypnotic Venus-Mars conjunction in the 2nd, but it's not got nearly the number of elevated planets that Hillary's composite has, and the composite with the most over the horizon generally wins.
So it looks like a Clinton/Romney clash, though there are enough dark horses around who haven't been looked at to make a surprise possible. The issues are all focused around Pisces and Virgo, with more than a dash of Jupiter and Pluto in Capricorn. How sophisticated the public will be in fielding them with progressed Sun still rather early in Pisces is critical. We're still hovering at the "fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice…well, go on, fool me again, why not?" level, which will put deceit and flim-flam at the heart of the election. Another big factor will be whether the Mars-Saturn conjunction of late summer has again found wider war breaking out in the Middle East (as with the last conjunction), real or manufactured. The fantasy (Pisces, Neptune) of destruction of fundamental order (Pluto, Capricorn) can sometimes totally obscure the truth, which then can make the very nightmare you're looking to avoid come true. The often last-minute trend toward unity and resolution, painted by Saturn finally coming back within the bowl of the rest of the sky, doesn't happen until just after the election… P.S. (1/7/08) The above was written in mid-October, but after the Iowa caucuses in January not much has changed. Seductively attractive (he's got the Venus/Mars conjunction) bass-player Huckabee (for whom no one has an exact time, making composites dicey) and Obama have both emerged with more attention to challenge their respective favorites, with everybody sharing a mysterious emphasis on the mid-Scorpio/Taurus axis, a show of its own (maybe not so mysterious, there being both the transiting Jupiter/Saturn midpoint and their L4 and L5 points as well, real power attractors). But neither challenger has the transits in the fall to indicate they'll still be there, regardless of how well they do now. Edwards, whose composite Sun with the U.S.A. has Pluto on it all year, will probably be 2008's retrospective "I told you so" Gore equivalent, for all his efforts. By the time the voters realize what he was saying, it will be too late. As for the rest, astrologically it looks like a contest of wealthy interests changing hands, with a lot of well-meaning sideliners laid low by the powers that be. Only Obama is an especial mystery, considering his popularity, as there is little conflict for him in the fall…where will he be then?...perhaps there are some things that are going to happen this spring and summer to make it all different. Remember 40 years ago, in January, how little we suspected what would become of our heroes in a few short months…The Jupiter-Saturn midpoint that fateful year hovered around the Galactic Center axis of 26 Sag-Gemini, the progressed Ascendants of both Martin Luther King and Bobby Kennedy…That's where Obama's progressed Ascendant is right now…