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Women should stay virgin till marriage, says an Australian politician who for 25 years believed he fathered a son with his university girlfriend.

Tony Abbott, a liberal leader, suggested in an interview to be published in Australian Women's Weekly that men and women should try and adhere to 'the rules' when it comes to sex before marriage and when they can't, he conceded, they should use contraception, The Australian reported Monday. Abbott was asked whether he expects his own daughters to remain virgins until they are married. He said all women should regard their virginity as 'a gift' that should not be given lightly.

The Sydney MP secretly believed for 25 years he fathered a son with his university girlfriend and had previously conceded he was a pretty lousy role model when it came to avoiding pre-marital sex. His 'son' was later revealed to be child of another man. His university girlfriend Kathy Donnelly revealed that in the pair's struggle not to be 'sexual' they were not using contraception when they had sex. "Tony and I because we were trying not to be sexual, that was the year Tony was thinking about entering the priesthood, we were playing Vatican roulette," Donnelly was quoted as saying

Top Ten NES Games On Virtual Console

Millions of people have fond memories of playing games on Nintendo’s NES. The celebrated 8-bit system played host to numerous hits, some of which reside on the Wii’s Virtual Console. Regardless of whether you’re a nostalgic longtime fan or experiencing it for the first time, these top ten gems deserve your undivided attention.
#10 Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse

Castlevania played a huge role in the NES’ popularity, with Dracula’s Curse leading the charge. This intense action romp sends you on a mission to slaughter Dracula and his minions, but in this case, you may call on three assistant characters (including Alucard, star of Symphony of the Night) and have multiple paths to follow. In addition, Konami ditched the annoying exploration element from the game’s predecessor, Simon’s Quest.
#9 Super Mario Bros. 2

We consider SMB 2 the oddball of the Mario series, but that doesn’t mean it’s bad. On the contrary, Nintendo’s quirky platform game provides several hours of fun, thanks to multiple playable characters (including Princess Peach), a new villain in Wart and the gang’s vegetable throwing antics.
#8 The Legend of Zelda

Nintendo redefined adventure games with The Legend of Zelda, introducing players to an open world to explore, dungeons to conquer and of course, a young and soon to be iconic hero named Link. We played it for hours while flipping through issues of Nintendo Power for tips.
#7 Mega Man 3 

At the end of the day, you should download all of the Mega Man games on Virtual Console, but we love the third installment. Sure, it follows the basic formula of all Mega Man games, where you defeat robot masters and take their powers, but this game introduced the ability to slide, as well as the hero’s faithful canine companion, Rush.
#6 Kirby’s Adventure

By 1993, the NES was a dinosaur compared to the SNES, but Nintendo managed to squeeze a few hits from its dusty console, including Kirby’s Adventure, a fun and cheery platform game starring an adorable pink puffball. What separated it from the competition was Kirby’s ability to inhale his enemies and use them as weapons. It’s a bit on the easy side, but the fun gameplay and catchy music make it a huge favorite.
#5 StarTropics

Zelda's a great game, but we prefer the underrated StarTropics.  The game revolves around Mike Jones, a kid who goes in search of his kidnapped uncle and embarks upon a wonderful adventure full of monsters, a talking parrot, a submarine and even aliens. It looks great, features enjoyable combat (with a yo-yo, no less) and packs quite a challenge. Good luck escaping the whale.
#4 Punch-Out!!

Most of us remember this game for Mike Tyson, but his replacement, Mr. Dream, didn’t ruin our enjoyment. Nintendo’s excellent boxing game puts you in control of Little Mac, an up and coming fighter who attempts to climb the ranks by defeating a series of trademark brawlers, including pushover Glass Joe and the much tougher King Hippo and Great Tiger. It's without question one of the NES’ defining games.
#3 Super Mario Bros.

You can’t talk NES without mentioning one of the greatest launch games of all time. Super Mario Bros. was huge for a plethora of reasons that go beyond introducing us to the publisher’s famous mascot. Yes, Mario was cool, but we also dug the side-scrolling action, secrets, power-ups and that trademark music. It’s no surprise that it’s still a joy to play after all these years.
#2 Metroid

Nintendo scored with Metroid, a 2-D smash hit that let players guide bounty hunter Samus Aran through an alien world teeming with dangerous critters. The fact that Samus turned out to be a woman was huge, since it proved that virtual ladies were every bit as powerful as the dudes, but overall, this was a stellar game with slick power-ups, interconnected levels and plenty of drama towards the end. On top of that, it has some of the best theme music in gaming.
#1. Super Mario Bros. 3

Let’s face it, the NES has a ton of quality hits, but none of them top Super Mario Bros. 3. Nintendo’s incredible sequel ditched vegetable throwing in exchange for good old fashioned goomba stomping fun, complete with more levels, warp whistles, air ships, a world map, Bowser’s bratty Koopalings and the introduction of suits that imbue Mario and Luigi with special abilities. Whenever we need an NES Mario fix, it’s always the first game we go back to. Both timeless and fun, Super Mario Bros. 3 should be at the top of your downloading list.

Bulgarian State Railways Hope to Become Profitable by 2015

Bulgarian state railway company BDZ expects to start making profit in 2015 as a result of a program of wide-ranging measures, its management announced.
In the first 11 months of 2010, BDZ improved its financial results by BGN 17 M compared with the same period of 2009, according to Vladimir Vladimir, Chair of the Board of Directors of the state-owned company.
He said that the total loss of BDZ in 2010 is expected to be down by between BGN 15 M and BGN 25 M compared with 2009. The board projects that the losses will be down by at least that much in 2011, and that by 2014 the state company will have a zero deficit, starting to make tangible profits in 2015 and 2016.
He pointed out that one of the measures that contributed substantially to the improved financial results is the reduction of operational costs by reducing the staff by about 1 200 workers, making a more beneficial contract for fuel supplies, and optimizing the locomotive spending.
At the same time, in January-November 2010 the volume of freight shipments transported by the BDZ grew by 62 000 tonnes compared with the same period of 2009, which is bringing the company closer to the pre-crisis freight traffic levels.
Vladimirov vowed that the surprise ticket inspections by conductors will continue as part of a campaign to reduce substantially the number of people who try to evade buying tickets. Only in November, these inspections led to a 5% increase of the BDZ revenue from passenger tickets year-on-year.
"The reforms in 2011 will be focused on the correct organizational restructuring of the two companies – BDZ Passenger Services and BDZ Freight Services," Vladimirov explained, as cited by bTV.
He said about 1000 people will be laid off from BDZ in 2011, and some practices that are costly but produce little benefit will also shed.
The state company will seek funding from the EU Operational Program "Transport" in order to pay consultants to help it with the operation and repairs of the trains.
In his words, the online sale of BDZ tickets should be up and running by the second half of 2011. Its setup will cost the company about BGN 700 000.
Earlier on Wednesday, BDZ CEO Tencho Popov announced that the company will be purchasing 30 new sleeping cars from the Turkish company Tuvasas.
BDZ has a contract for railway passenger services with the state for 15 years; in that period it is supposed to receive a total of BGN 1.2 B, but the subsidy will probably be decreased.
The Bulgarian government recently signed a framework memorandum with the World Bank for loans for BDZ and the National Railway Infrastructure Company expected to total BGN 600 M for urgent reforms in the sector; the restructuring, however, will probably produce much social tension as several thousand workers might be laid

Borisov Cabinet Reaches Out to Bulgarians in Lebanon

Bulgarian PM Borisov (middle) with FM Mladenov (left) and Lebanese PM Saad Hariri. Photo by Council of Ministers

The Bulgarian Cabinet will help the Bulgarian community in Lebanon to open a school of its own in Beirut.
This arrangement was made on the third day of the official visit of a Bulgarian government delegation to Lebanon at a meeting of Prime Minister Boyko Borisov with members of the Bulgarian community in Beirut and Lebanese graduates of Bulgarian universities.
The future Bulgarian school in Lebanon will be a "Sunday school" and will train local Bulgarian kids in Bulgarian language, culture, and history.
Borisov announced that the Bulgarian government will move to reduce the state university fees in Bulgaria by 50% for students of Bulgarian origin from Lebanon.
At the same time, the Bulgarian government will provide scholarships to Lebanese students pursuing higher education in Bulgaria, Foreign Minister Nikolay Mladenov revealed.
The Association of Lebanese Graduates of Bulgarian Universities even presented Prime Minister Borisov with a certificate of recognition of his contribution to the development of the Bulgarian-Lebanese relations.
In addition to education, the other matters raised by the Bulgarian community in Lebanon at their meeting with the Bulgarian PM and top diplomat had to do with the restoration of the direct Sofia-Beirut air line, which was discontinued in November 2010, the issuing of visas and Bulgarian IDs, and the opening of a Bulgarian cultural institute in Lebanon.
Mladenov said that the new system for issuing biometric IDs is already running at the Bulgarian Embassy in Beirut, which should ease the acquisition of new IDs for Bulgarians living in Lebanon.
He further noted that the visa policy will be reshaped once Bulgaria joins the Schengen Area.

Mladenov Convinced Bulgaria Will Join Schengen by 2011 End

Bulgaria's Foreign Minister Nikolay Mladenov has stated that Bulgaria will be "technically" ready to join the Schengen Area by March 2011.
Upon arriving back to Bulgaria from Lebanon where he was part of a state delegation led by Prime Minister Borisov, Mladenov commented on the letter of the Foreign Ministers of France and Germany sent to EU Commissioner on home affairs Cecilia Malmstroem stating that Bulgaria and Romania were not ready to join the Schengen Agreement in March 2011, as the two countries have hoped.
"We need to keep in mind that the general situation in Bulgaria, the unresolved problems in the judiciary, the legacy on the issues of corruption and organized crime all reflect upon the Schengen accession process. We just have to resolve this by March, there is no need to try to escape from the truth. As a normal, civilized nation, let all of us work to cut the cord between those who are connected with organized crime and corruption in Bulgaria and those who make Bulgaria's image abroad. We need to get our job done to join Schengen. I am convinced that we will become part of the Schengen Agreement by the end of 2011. The rest is in the hands of the legislative branch and the judiciary," Bulgaria's top diplomat state

Top-Ranking Figure Arrested in Special Operation in Sofia

Santa Claus and Snow White minutes before they were arrested at Sofia Airport. The fact they used a Bulgarian government helicopter has been viewed as evidence of abuse of state assets by the prosecution. Photo by BGNES

A high-ranking public figure suspected of shocking crimes has been busted by Bulgarian anti-mafia units in a special operation in Sofia, a senior government official wishing to remain anonymous revealed specially for the readers of Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency).
The top-ranking figure in question got arrested on charges of corruption, embezzlement of state assets, and animal abuse. He was handcuffed at the Sofia International Airport upon arriving from abroad using a Bulgarian government helicopter, the source said.
Employing special intelligence devices, the Bulgarian police have intercepted numerous calls, emails, and letters to the arrested person arranging what seem to be expensive gifts for a large number of people - which the investigators believe to be bribes. The detainee does not appear to have any legal source of income.
This immediately prompted the Bulgarian tax and customs authorities to start investigations into his wealth as well as to send out to a helicopter to search for any luxury properties that he might have around Sofia. The police have also arrested a young woman whose exact relation to the detainee was initially unclear.
The arrested person is believed to be an international criminal mastermind as he is found to have been using multiple identifies in different countries. He was caught with a Bulgarian ID card under the name "Nikolov" but is known to be using foreign passports with names such as Saint Nicholas, Santa Claus, Father Christmas, Kris Kringle, Sinterklaas, Ded Moroz, among others. Apparently, he is known in certain Bulgarian circles with the suspicious nickname "Dyado Koleda", i.e. "Grandfather Christmas".
The Bulgarian police have also found the man to be in illegal possession of reindeer spurring concerns about their treatment and leading them to believe he had established a "private zoo" - a widespread practice among Bulgarian underworld figures and murky businessmen.
Shortly after the special police operation, however, a Bulgarian court released Santa and a woman, arrested together with him and identified as "Snow White", keeping a bag of gifts as bail.
In spite of the prosecutors' concerns that he might destroy important evidence or bribe potential witnesses with gifts, the court argued there was not sufficient evidence to detain Santa, and that he should be let go as he had some urgent business to take care of on December 25.
"I am glad this issue has been settled for the time being. I believe this incident resulted from a misunderstanding and hope that my name will be cleared of any accusations. I got a lot of presents to distribute now, especially to the good readers of Novinite.com and The Sofia Morning News," Santa said in an exclusive blitz interview not forgetting to mention that he himself is a committed reader of Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency), which he described as the most influential Bulgarian media.
So the readers of Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency) from around the world should rest assured that nothing will prevent Santa Claus from bringing to you tons of presents, happiness, joy, and good health this Christmas!
Happy Holidays and sincere wishes for millions of good news in 2010 from your truly committed and professional team of Novinite.com! :)

Publishing, Editorial, and Web Development Team
Novinite.com (Sofia News Agency)
The Sofia Morning News
The Sofia Weekly

Bulgaria, Borisov Play 'Good Student' on Schengen unlike Romania

Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has sought to distance Bulgaria from Romania's negative reaction on France and Germany's opposition to the Schengen accession of the two newest EU members.
After arriving at the Plovdiv Airport (since the Sofia Airport was closed because of fog) from a three-day visit to Lebanon on Wednesday night, Borisov gave a news conference at the VIP terminal of the Sofia Airport commenting on Tuesday's letter to the EC in which the Foreign Ministers of France and Germany described Bulgaria and Romania's potential Schengen accession in 2011 as premature.
Unlike Romanian President Basescu, who called the letter "discriminatory", the Bulgarian Prime Minister described the French and German criticism of Bulgaria and Romania as "fully justified."
He explicitly pointed that unlike Romania's negative reaction, Bulgaria will use the time before the next EC monitoring report under the Cooperation and Verification Mechanism in the summer to work on its problem areas. Borisov believes that the adoption of the recommended legislative amendments is crucial to achieve progress.
"There is hardly any Bulgaria who doubts we have corruption and a not so good judicial system. We react in a way that is different from the reaction of our esteemed Romanian neighbors. We have several months left. We have the opportunity to fix all points of criticism with respect to the control of the external borders. We will be 100% ready there by March 2011," the PM said.
The decision on Bulgaria and Romania's Schengen entry will be made by the countries that are members of the Schengen Area with unanimity based on an experts' report expected in January 2011.
Earlier on Wednesday, the European Commission confirmed its position against tying Bulgaria and Romania's Schengen zone entry with additional clauses and with the post-accession progress monitoring mechanism known as the Cooperation and Verification Mechanism.
Speaking to reporters at Plovdiv Airport as soon as the Bulgarian delegation landed from Lebanon, Bulgaria's Foreign Minister Nikolay Mladenov stated that Bulgaria will be "technically" ready to join the Schengen Area by March 2011.
"We need to keep in mind that the general situation in Bulgaria, the unresolved problems in the judiciary, the legacy on the issues of corruption and organized crime all reflect upon the Schengen accession process. We just have to resolve this by March, there is no need to try to escape from the truth. As a normal, civilized nation, let all of us work to cut the cord between those who are connected with organized crime and corruption in Bulgaria and those who make Bulgaria's image abroad. We need to get our job done to join Schengen. I am convinced that we will become part of the Schengen Agreement by the end of 2011. The rest is in the hands of the legislative branch and the judiciary," Bulgaria's top diplomat stated.
Wednesday morning Bulgaria's Interior Minister and Deputy PM Tsvetanov made it clear it will aim to accede to the Schengen zone in March 2011 even though France and Germany decided to block the country from joining the Europe's passport-free travel zone.
"What I read in the newspapers today will in no way change our planned preparations for making the country fit for the Schengen zone in March 2011," Interior Minister Tsvetan Tsvetanov commented.
A day earlier the French and German interior ministers said it was "premature" to let them join Schengen in March 2011. In a letter to European Home Affairs Commissioner Cecilia Malmstroem they said Bulgaria and Romania needed to make "irreversible progress" in the fight against corruption and organized crime.
"The letter shows that Bulgaria's Schengen accession has been tied up with the European Commission's continued monitoring of its justice reform and corruption combat and its record so far. What these countries want to see is determination in corruption and organized crime combat," the Tsvetanov added.
He pointed out that the interim report of the European Commission on the Cooperation and Verification Mechanism (CVM; e.g. progress in fighting crime and corruption) will be crucial for Bulgaria's Schengen bid.
Bulgaria's center-right government has assigned top priority to the country' accession to the Schengen zone in March 2011, a target date, which has been set as early as in 2007, during the term of the previous Socialist-led government.
But its preparedness has yet to get the EU greenlight and is facing strong opposition from older member states, who say entry next year will be premature.
Experts from EU states who visited Romania and Bulgaria are due to present a report in January that will be used by governments to make a decision on Romanian and Bulgarian membership, but it must be agreed by the Schengen members in unanimity

US Senate Ratifies START 2 Treaty, Russia, NATO Cheer

Democratic Senator John Kerry (L), chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and Republican Senator Dick Lugar (R) of Indiana deliver remarks after the Senate voted to rafity the START 2 treaty. EPA/BGNES

The Obama Administration has managed to get the ratification of the new US-Russia Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START 2) through the "lame-duck" Senate.
With a total of 71 votes in favor and 26 votes against, the US Senate sealed the long-anticipated ratification of the START 2 treaty by a comfortable margin. The Obama Administration had to reach out to some Republican Senators for bipartisan support since the Democrats have only 58 of 100 Senate seats, with a two-thirds majority needed to ratify international treaties.
The new START Treaty was signed in April 2010 by Obama and Medvedev but is viewed unfavorably by the Republican Party in the US Senate; some Republicans, who made gains in the Senate in the mid-terms in early November have been trying to delay the vote on the Treaty until the new Senate convenes in January 2011 when they would have been more likely to defeat the ratification.
President Obama's signature is the only thing left to complete the ratification of START 2 on the American side.
Senior US diplomats have stated their hopes that the START 2 Treaty will enter into force before the end of the winter as the two chambers of the Russian parliament are also supposed to ratify it, and the signature of Russian President Dmitry Medvedev is also needed.
The new Russian-US pact obligates both nations to cap their fielded strategic nuclear weapons to 1 550 warheads, while the number of deployed and non-deployed delivery vehicles must not exceed 800 on either side.
During the recent NATO Summit in Lisbon, NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen urged the US Senate to ratify the new US-Russia Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty warning that any delay in that would hurt the security and stability in Europe.
The news about the ratification of the treaty by the US Senate has been welcomed with great noted satisfaction by Russia.
"We welcome the approval of the treaty between the Russian Federation and the United States," Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov declared as cited by Interfax.
NATO's chief Rasmussen has been equally, if not more excited by the US Senate ratification of START 2.
"The ratification of the START 2 treaty is extremely important for Euro-Atlantic security. It makes the reduction of the nuclear arms of the USA and Russia predictable. This paves the way towards progress on initiatives for control of conventional and nuclear weapons aiming to increase security in the Euro-Atlantic zone and beyond," Rasmussen said.
He further noted that at the recent NATO summit in Lisbon the Alliance has moved to cooperate with Russia in an array of fields, including on missile defense.
"The Alliance and Moscow agreed they are not threats to each other, to the contrary, they aspire for strategic partnership," he declared.

Sofia International Airport Cancels Flights

Thick fog has settled over Sofia canceling flights of the local international airport. Photo by BGNES

Sofia International Airport has announced it had canceled several departing and arriving flights, scheduled for Thursday.
Five flights, departing from Sofia International Airport at 7:10 am for Munich were canceled.
Two flights that were expected to arrive from Bucharest to Sofia at 10:05 am were also canceled.
Four other arriving flights of the carrier Regasus, scheduled to land at the Sofia International Airport from Istanbul at 7:20, were delayed. The situation is the same for two Bulgaria Air flights arriving to Sofia from the Black Sea cities of Burgas and Varna at 8:20 am and for a flight of Olympic Air, that was scheduled to arrive from Athens at 9 am.
According to the airport’s website, flights to Frankfurt and Prague were also canceled.
Problems with the flights started several days ago, initially because of the bad weather in Western Europe, and since yesterday – because of the thick fog in So