Michael Jackson The music
Michael Jackson was a towering presence in the world of popular music - a giant who could stand shoulder to shoulder with the likes of Elvis, The Beatles and Frank Sinatra.
His skills as a singer, composer and arranger were often overshadowed by his showmanship and eccentricity, but his legacy will undoubtedly be the songs he recorded.
Here are a selection of the most memorable records he made.
I WANT YOU BACK - 1969
Jackson's first chart hit came when he was just 11, with this Motown classic recorded alongside his brothers in the Jackson Five.
The youngster's pyrotechnic vocal performance was a revelation - yelping and screaming with boyish intensity as he pleaded with an ex-girlfriend to give him "one more chance".
In 2004, it was ranked 120 in Rolling Stone magazine's 500 Greatest Songs of All Time list.
BILLIE JEAN - 1982
Bizarrely, this era-defining funk track was not the first single to be released from the Thriller album - an honour which went instead to the saccharine Paul McCartney duet The Girl Is Mine.
The song is recognisable from the very first thud of the kick drum, something that was very much intended - producer Quincy Jones told his audio engineer to create a drum sound no-one had ever heard before.
Jackson's writing is a masterclass in musical economy - the entire track comprising little more than a dirty, fuzztone bassline, that drumbeat and the star's staccato, almost mournful delivery.
The lyrics, by the way, refer to a real-life experience Jackson had with a fan who claimed he had fathered her twin sons. The insanity surrounding his music was to become a more and more common feature in later years.
BEAT IT - 1983
But before then Michael Jackson would break a few more musical boundaries.
The shimmering pop melody and heavy rock riffing on Beat It now seems an obvious combination. But for a black R&B artist to collaborate with rock god Eddie Van Halen in 1983 was nothing short of a revolution.
"I wanted to write a song, the type of song that I would buy if I were to buy a rock song," Jackson said later. "That is how I approached it and I wanted the kids to really enjoy it - the school kids as well as the college kids."
Twenty-six years later, the influence of Jackson's melting pot approach can be heard in the rap-rock crossovers of Linkin Park and the heavy, crunching guitars used by pop acts like Katy Perry.
THRILLER - 1984
Considered to be one of Jackson's signature songs, Thriller was in fact written by British musician Rod Temperton.
Nonetheless, the subject matter was a perfect fit the 24-year-old star. Not only was he obsessed with the hyper-real movie horror of An American Werewolf In London, but the lyrics hinted at a period of turbulence in the star's life.
Jackson's parents were threatening to separate, his media profile was higher than ever and he had been involved in a paternity claim. When he sings "they're out to get you", he means it.
Although the song is best remembered for its music video, it is also one of Jackson's most sonically inventive tracks - from the creepy B-movie sound effects to Vincent Price's spooky graveside rap.
MAN IN THE MIRROR - 1988
"I'm starting with the man in the mirror / I'm asking him to change his ways / And no message could have been any clearer / If you wanna make the world a better place / Take a look at yourself, and then make a change."
Another song that seemed to comment on Jackson's state of mind, Man In The Mirror was also one of his most critically-acclaimed singles.
Jackson's voice is little more than a whisper as the music starts. He seems vulnerable, broken and unsure as he tells himself "I'm going to make a change". But as the music builds, so does his resolve.
By the end of the track, he is backed by a gospel choir, screaming his mantra at the top of his voice as a snare drum cracks like the whip.
BLACK OR WHITE - 1991
Described by Jackson's record company as "a rock 'n' roll dance song about racial harmony", Black Or White was one of the biggest radio hits of the 1990s.
This was no mean feat in an increasingly formatted radio market, and was a tribute to the star's ability to combine musical genres - in this case hard rock, dance, pop and rap.
The lyrics are perhaps less thought-provoking than Jackson intended - "if you're thinking of being my baby it don't matter if you're black or white" is hardly up there with Martin Luther King's "I have a dream" - but they gave Jackson another opportunity to poke fun at critics' comments about his skin tone.
His willingness to appropriate hip-hop beats also put him ahead of many of his contemporaries, who were increasingly left behind by the likes of Public Enemy and NWA.
EARTH SONG - 1995Jackson's last UK hit to really cross over to the mainstream was a Christmas number one in 1995
Written as a protest against environmental destruction, the song's simple, wordless hook is a plaintive howl of despair - with none of the promise of redemption Jackson saw in Man In The Mirror.
As it builds to its catastrophic climax, the choir is no longer there for moral support - they are harbingers of doom summoned from the seventh circle of hell.
For those who said Jackson had lost the passion of his early work, this was a stunning riposte. But the loss of hope, and the sprawling running time, hinted at the turmoil and lack of control that were to mark the King Of Pop's final years.
By Mark Savage
Entertainment reporter, BBC News
Cowboys in Paradise Film Documentary Gigolo Bali Inspired A Boy
Cowboys in Paradise Bali Gigolo Documentary Film Inspired A Boy. You probably already know about the most outstanding documentary reap enough pros and cons, the film made by Amit Virmani gigolo who picked up the story of life in Bali. According to the maker, the film under the title Cowboys in Paradise is inspired by the story of a boy, they met in Bali a few years ago. At the meeting there was a conversation between the two but there are things that make Amit strange because the boy insisted to speak the Japanese language is not English.
Amit Virmani said on his official website: "He insisted on speaking in Japanese to me," he was quite confused because of his Japanese language skills are quite limited, but kept the boy was talking with the Japanese. After a couple of new old Amir is beginning to understand the conversation of a boy who becomes a gigolo bali inspired filmmaking Cowboys In Paradise, he was talking about the typical Japanese food is sushi.
Amit originating from singapore in a warm conversation with a boy's attempt to give an explanation in the Indonesian language. But it really did not respond by the boy in the film inspired the Cowboys in Paradise, "He then makes his own decisions about their menus after a Japanese tourist who gave the instructions," says Amit.
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Waw that statement in style lantunkan pleased by the boy, torn Amit just wonder, for him this is a rather unique case, where there is someone young boy who has such ideals. Amit Virmani filmmaker Cowboys in Paradise, that reveals life in Bali Gigolo was added on her official website, that at this moment is not foreign if women are willing to spend money in quantities enough to pay for and achieve a high enough SEX satisfaction.
Amir also said about his documentary film about these bali gigolo, "Prostitution in various types, are not new to be used as the background of the filming." Whoa turned out like that well the filmmaker was inspired by the Cowboys in Paradise, started from a conversation with a boy who have ideals as a Gigolo, and this movie has been circulating a long time in korea and singapore loh in the year 2009.
Finally the film that discusses the Bali Gigolo was circulated to Indonesia but has received criticism from indigenous leaders in Bali, for them it was not true and defiled the sanctity of the land of Bali.
Well if you do not see a video like what the Cowboys in Paradise movie trailer, click the text link beside aja deh yah please see what kind of documentary that makes such a scene.
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Amit Virmani said on his official website: "He insisted on speaking in Japanese to me," he was quite confused because of his Japanese language skills are quite limited, but kept the boy was talking with the Japanese. After a couple of new old Amir is beginning to understand the conversation of a boy who becomes a gigolo bali inspired filmmaking Cowboys In Paradise, he was talking about the typical Japanese food is sushi.
Amit originating from singapore in a warm conversation with a boy's attempt to give an explanation in the Indonesian language. But it really did not respond by the boy in the film inspired the Cowboys in Paradise, "He then makes his own decisions about their menus after a Japanese tourist who gave the instructions," says Amit.
Whoa how tuh think chatting with a kid who did not respond to Indonesian and English, must be well miffed Dunk. Yup same thing even coloring Amit Virmani irritated because the boy's behavior is ignored if you were invited to speak in English and Indonesian. He also requested clarification from the boy, the boy with Amit entengnya answer questions, "I'm practicing," he said. She adds to Amit, "When I grow up, I want to serve sex for Japanese women."
Waw that statement in style lantunkan pleased by the boy, torn Amit just wonder, for him this is a rather unique case, where there is someone young boy who has such ideals. Amit Virmani filmmaker Cowboys in Paradise, that reveals life in Bali Gigolo was added on her official website, that at this moment is not foreign if women are willing to spend money in quantities enough to pay for and achieve a high enough SEX satisfaction.
Amir also said about his documentary film about these bali gigolo, "Prostitution in various types, are not new to be used as the background of the filming." Whoa turned out like that well the filmmaker was inspired by the Cowboys in Paradise, started from a conversation with a boy who have ideals as a Gigolo, and this movie has been circulating a long time in korea and singapore loh in the year 2009.
Finally the film that discusses the Bali Gigolo was circulated to Indonesia but has received criticism from indigenous leaders in Bali, for them it was not true and defiled the sanctity of the land of Bali.
Well if you do not see a video like what the Cowboys in Paradise movie trailer, click the text link beside aja deh yah please see what kind of documentary that makes such a scene.
Reff: vivanews.com
Definition of all word
Economics is the social science that studies the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.
The term economics comes from the Ancient Greek οἰκονομία (oikonomia, "management of a household, administration") from οἶκος (oikos, "house") + νόμος (nomos, "custom" or "law"), hence "rules of the house(hold)".
The term economics comes from the Ancient Greek οἰκονομία (oikonomia, "management of a household, administration") from οἶκος (oikos, "house") + νόμος (nomos, "custom" or "law"), hence "rules of the house(hold)".
MySpace has launched a UK version of MySpace Music in a bid to compete directly with streaming sites like Spotify and Last Fm.
The site, which helped launch the careers of Lily Allen and Kate Nash, claims it has "the most comprehensive catalogue" on the internet.
Teaming up with Apple iTunes it will enable DRM-free downloading.
It will offer free streaming access to entire back catalogues of artists on both major and independent labels.
MySpace Music, which has 13 million UK accounts, is known as a platform for up-and-coming bands.
Speaking to BBC 6 Music, Courtney Holt, president of MySpace Music, described the new look MySpace as a "social music discovery service".
"We provide streaming audio, video, a comprehensive suite of artist tools, original content and programming all wrapped up together in one nice package," he explained.
Like Spotify, occasional adverts will appear on-screen, but unlike the other free service, the adverts will not interrupt the music which is being streamed.
Holt explained why it has taken some time for the innovations to take place: "Part of it was the need to evolve the tools and we've done a really good job at that, creating a great user experience."
Kasabian played an intimate gig in London on 2 December to mark the launch of the site, which is run by a subsidiary of News Corporation after its owner was bought out in 2005 for more than £300m.
Artists will be able to publish playlists to so fans and friends can see what is influencing them. Celebrities Britney Spears, Lady GaGa, Katie Price and even the Vatican have offered up their playlists.
Holt has high hopes for MySpace Music in the UK, adding: "MySpace Music is the number one music site in America and since we have launched in Australia and New Zealand we have seen double the engagement than pre, so we believe this is going to be great for MySpace in the UK."
Teaming up with Apple iTunes it will enable DRM-free downloading.
It will offer free streaming access to entire back catalogues of artists on both major and independent labels.
MySpace Music, which has 13 million UK accounts, is known as a platform for up-and-coming bands.
Speaking to BBC 6 Music, Courtney Holt, president of MySpace Music, described the new look MySpace as a "social music discovery service".
"We provide streaming audio, video, a comprehensive suite of artist tools, original content and programming all wrapped up together in one nice package," he explained.
Like Spotify, occasional adverts will appear on-screen, but unlike the other free service, the adverts will not interrupt the music which is being streamed.
Holt explained why it has taken some time for the innovations to take place: "Part of it was the need to evolve the tools and we've done a really good job at that, creating a great user experience."
Kasabian played an intimate gig in London on 2 December to mark the launch of the site, which is run by a subsidiary of News Corporation after its owner was bought out in 2005 for more than £300m.
Artists will be able to publish playlists to so fans and friends can see what is influencing them. Celebrities Britney Spears, Lady GaGa, Katie Price and even the Vatican have offered up their playlists.
Holt has high hopes for MySpace Music in the UK, adding: "MySpace Music is the number one music site in America and since we have launched in Australia and New Zealand we have seen double the engagement than pre, so we believe this is going to be great for MySpace in the UK."
A test of Arizona's political character
Few Americans would happily tolerate living near a porous border with a failed state, or, in this case, a Mexican state that has failed in certain lawless regions. Portions of the border have descended into an arid state of nature -- a vacuum of authority filled by drug gangs, human traffickers, roving vigilantes and desperate migrants who sometimes die in the desert or in drainage ditches. It is offensive to find such chaos under the American flag.
This is an argument for effective border enforcement. It is also an argument for a guest-worker program that permits an orderly, regulated flow of temporary, migrant laborers, allowing border authorities to focus on more urgent crimes than those resulting from the desire to provide for one's family.
But chaos at the border is not an argument for states to take control of American immigration policy -- an authority that Arizona has seized in order to abuse.
American states have broad powers. But they are not permitted their own foreign or immigration policy. One reason is that immigration law concerns not only the treatment of illegal immigrants but also the proper treatment of American citizens. And here the Arizona law fails badly.
Under the law, police must make a "reasonable attempt" to verify the immigration status of people they encounter when there is a "reasonable suspicion" they might be illegal. Those whose citizenship can't be verified can be arrested. But how is such reasonable suspicion aroused? The law forbids the use of race or ethnicity as the "sole" basis for questioning. So what are the other telltale indicators?
Gov. Jan Brewer, who signed the law, looked flustered when asked during a news conference the obvious question of how illegal immigrants might be identified. "I do not know what an illegal immigrant looks like," Brewer replied. "I can tell you that I think that there are people in Arizona that assume they know what an illegal immigrant looks like. I don't know if they know that for a fact or not." Yet Brewer has ordered Arizona police to be trained in the warning signs of illegality -- signs that she cannot describe. There is a reason no Arizona official has publicly detailed these standards -- because the descriptions would sound like racial stereotyping. And probably would be.
This law creates a suspect class, based in part on ethnicity, considered guilty until they prove themselves innocent. It makes it harder for illegal immigrants to live without scrutiny -- but it also makes it harder for some American citizens to live without suspicion and humiliation. Americans are not accustomed to the command "Your papers, please," however politely delivered. The distinctly American response to such a request would be "Go to hell," and then "See you in court."
The government of Arizona, it turns out, has been ambushed by its own legislature. If this vague law is applied vigorously, the state will be regularly sued by citizens who are wrongfully stopped. But if the law is not applied vigorously enough, it contains a provision allowing citizens to sue any agency or official who "limits or restricts the enforcement of federal immigration laws." Either way, lawyers rejoice.
The Arizona law -- like others before it -- does have one virtue. It sorts Republicans according to their political and moral seriousness. By the mid-1990s, California had experienced an exponential growth in illegal immigration that strained public services. Gov. Pete Wilson responded by supporting Proposition 187, which denied schooling and non-emergency medical care to undocumented children and adults. Doctors and teachers were required to report anyone they suspected of being illegal immigrants.
The resulting debate revealed a gap in judgment. Wilson rode ethnically based resentment to reelection -- while alienating Latinos in large numbers, driving the state Republican Party into irrelevance and earning the general contempt of history. Republican leaders such as Jack Kemp and then-Gov. George W. Bush of Texas (I have worked for both men) fought the political current, opposed Proposition 187-like restrictions and gained in stature over time.
A similar test can be applied concerning the Arizona law. For the record, former governor Mike Huckabee of Arkansas says: "There is no such thing" as being "American-looking." Florida Republican Senate candidate Marco Rubio says the law could "unreasonably single out people who are here legally." California Republican gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman has come out against the Arizona law. Republicans wishing to gain some everlasting credit should join them.
By Michael Gerson
This is an argument for effective border enforcement. It is also an argument for a guest-worker program that permits an orderly, regulated flow of temporary, migrant laborers, allowing border authorities to focus on more urgent crimes than those resulting from the desire to provide for one's family.
But chaos at the border is not an argument for states to take control of American immigration policy -- an authority that Arizona has seized in order to abuse.
American states have broad powers. But they are not permitted their own foreign or immigration policy. One reason is that immigration law concerns not only the treatment of illegal immigrants but also the proper treatment of American citizens. And here the Arizona law fails badly.
Under the law, police must make a "reasonable attempt" to verify the immigration status of people they encounter when there is a "reasonable suspicion" they might be illegal. Those whose citizenship can't be verified can be arrested. But how is such reasonable suspicion aroused? The law forbids the use of race or ethnicity as the "sole" basis for questioning. So what are the other telltale indicators?
Gov. Jan Brewer, who signed the law, looked flustered when asked during a news conference the obvious question of how illegal immigrants might be identified. "I do not know what an illegal immigrant looks like," Brewer replied. "I can tell you that I think that there are people in Arizona that assume they know what an illegal immigrant looks like. I don't know if they know that for a fact or not." Yet Brewer has ordered Arizona police to be trained in the warning signs of illegality -- signs that she cannot describe. There is a reason no Arizona official has publicly detailed these standards -- because the descriptions would sound like racial stereotyping. And probably would be.
This law creates a suspect class, based in part on ethnicity, considered guilty until they prove themselves innocent. It makes it harder for illegal immigrants to live without scrutiny -- but it also makes it harder for some American citizens to live without suspicion and humiliation. Americans are not accustomed to the command "Your papers, please," however politely delivered. The distinctly American response to such a request would be "Go to hell," and then "See you in court."
The government of Arizona, it turns out, has been ambushed by its own legislature. If this vague law is applied vigorously, the state will be regularly sued by citizens who are wrongfully stopped. But if the law is not applied vigorously enough, it contains a provision allowing citizens to sue any agency or official who "limits or restricts the enforcement of federal immigration laws." Either way, lawyers rejoice.
The Arizona law -- like others before it -- does have one virtue. It sorts Republicans according to their political and moral seriousness. By the mid-1990s, California had experienced an exponential growth in illegal immigration that strained public services. Gov. Pete Wilson responded by supporting Proposition 187, which denied schooling and non-emergency medical care to undocumented children and adults. Doctors and teachers were required to report anyone they suspected of being illegal immigrants.
The resulting debate revealed a gap in judgment. Wilson rode ethnically based resentment to reelection -- while alienating Latinos in large numbers, driving the state Republican Party into irrelevance and earning the general contempt of history. Republican leaders such as Jack Kemp and then-Gov. George W. Bush of Texas (I have worked for both men) fought the political current, opposed Proposition 187-like restrictions and gained in stature over time.
A similar test can be applied concerning the Arizona law. For the record, former governor Mike Huckabee of Arkansas says: "There is no such thing" as being "American-looking." Florida Republican Senate candidate Marco Rubio says the law could "unreasonably single out people who are here legally." California Republican gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman has come out against the Arizona law. Republicans wishing to gain some everlasting credit should join them.
By Michael Gerson
Obama calls for 'competitive education' for all
President Barack Obama says it is the goal of his administration to ensure that every child has access to what he describes as "a complete and competitive education."
The president says that includes from the day they're born, to the day they begin a career.
In his address to Congress, Obama links his education goals to the effort to fix the economy. He declares knowledge is the "most valuable skill you can sell." As the president puts it, a good education is no longer just a pathway to opportunity; "it is a prerequisite."
Obama notes that three-quarters of the fastest growing jobs in America require more than a high school diploma but nearly half of Americans don't have one.
The president says that includes from the day they're born, to the day they begin a career.
In his address to Congress, Obama links his education goals to the effort to fix the economy. He declares knowledge is the "most valuable skill you can sell." As the president puts it, a good education is no longer just a pathway to opportunity; "it is a prerequisite."
Obama notes that three-quarters of the fastest growing jobs in America require more than a high school diploma but nearly half of Americans don't have one.
Gayus Tambunan the corrupt tax in Indonesian
Gayus Tambunan, a regular who suddenly crowded discussion. Tambunan Gaius actually just an ordinary civil servant type IIIA in a tax office. Bak an Indonesian artist, his name skyrocketed rival Dewi Persik, Aura Kasih, Syahrini and even SEO Contest Promotion Solutions: also NegeriAds.com thenar
Gayus Tambunan in recent times become fugitives most wanted by security forces as a terrorist. Mark's case (a case a broker) tax worth 25 billion Rupiah. The Tambunan Gaius is reportedly fled * hide * in the State of Singapore, a favorite place for fugitives to flee the country. According to some school friends when Gaius Tambunan, the doi is actually normal school time, but the matter of the brain including the thin and smart too diligent in hanging out with friends. Dear dear, versatility is exploited to undermine the tax money in connection with the case markus.
Well, Gayus Tambunan, where and until when will you be hiding? According to predictions no longer Mbah Djambrong Gayus Tambunan will soon be captured or surrendered to authorities, is that correct? We'll wait the next word from Gayus Tambunan
Gayus Tambunan in recent times become fugitives most wanted by security forces as a terrorist. Mark's case (a case a broker) tax worth 25 billion Rupiah. The Tambunan Gaius is reportedly fled * hide * in the State of Singapore, a favorite place for fugitives to flee the country. According to some school friends when Gaius Tambunan, the doi is actually normal school time, but the matter of the brain including the thin and smart too diligent in hanging out with friends. Dear dear, versatility is exploited to undermine the tax money in connection with the case markus.
Well, Gayus Tambunan, where and until when will you be hiding? According to predictions no longer Mbah Djambrong Gayus Tambunan will soon be captured or surrendered to authorities, is that correct? We'll wait the next word from Gayus Tambunan
Susno Duadji enemy corruptor in Indonesia
Susno Duadji enemy corruptor in Indonesia
Komjen Pol Drs. Susno Duadji, S.H, MSc (Born in Pagar Alam, South Sumatra, July 1, 1954, age 55 years) is a former Head of the Criminal Investigation Police (INP Kabareskrim) who held the position since October 24, 2008 to 24 November 2009. Previously, he served as Deputy Head of the Financial Transaction Reports and Analysis (PPATK) and West Java police chief.
Susno Duadji graduated from the Police Academy and mengenyam PTIK various education, among others, the S-1 Law, S-2 management, and Sespati Police. He also received training courses and including the Senior Investigator of Crime Course (1988), Hostage Negotiation Course (anti-terror) at the University of Louisiana USA (2000), Comparative Study of the Criminal System in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (2001), Comparative Study of Police System in Seoul, South Korea (2003), as well as Anti-Money Laundering Training Counterpart in Washington, DC, USA.
Susno is the second child of eight children. His father named Duadji, a chauffeur, and her mother, Siti maid a small trader. He was the husband of Herawati and father of two daughters.
The following career history Susno Kabareskrim Duadji before serving as the Police.
Controversy Susno Duadji
Komjen Pol Drs. Susno Duadji, S.H, MSc (Born in Pagar Alam, South Sumatra, July 1, 1954, age 55 years) is a former Head of the Criminal Investigation Police (INP Kabareskrim) who held the position since October 24, 2008 to 24 November 2009. Previously, he served as Deputy Head of the Financial Transaction Reports and Analysis (PPATK) and West Java police chief.
Susno Duadji graduated from the Police Academy and mengenyam PTIK various education, among others, the S-1 Law, S-2 management, and Sespati Police. He also received training courses and including the Senior Investigator of Crime Course (1988), Hostage Negotiation Course (anti-terror) at the University of Louisiana USA (2000), Comparative Study of the Criminal System in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (2001), Comparative Study of Police System in Seoul, South Korea (2003), as well as Anti-Money Laundering Training Counterpart in Washington, DC, USA.
Susno is the second child of eight children. His father named Duadji, a chauffeur, and her mother, Siti maid a small trader. He was the husband of Herawati and father of two daughters.
The following career history Susno Kabareskrim Duadji before serving as the Police.
- Police Wonogiri PAMA (1978) Police Wonogiri PAMA (1978)
- Head of Detective POLWIL BANYUMAS (1988)
- Police Pemalang Waka (1989)
- Police Waka YOGYAKARTA (1990)
- North Maluku police chief (1995)
- Police MADIUN (1997)
- KAPOLRESTA MALANG (1998)
- WAKAPOLWILTABES SURABAYA (1999)
- Dit GAKTIP WAKASUBDIT SABHARA Police (2001)
- Head KORDILUM BABINKUM (2001)
- BID Kabid RAPKUM DIV INP Legal (2002)
- PATI (IN ORDER TO DUTY OUTSIDE) FORMASI Police Headquarter DEPUTY CHIEF OF INTRAC) (2004)
- Police Jabar (2008)
Controversy Susno Duadji
- Susno statement which reads "It was like in here crocodile lizard there. Cicak kok against the crocodile" had caused great controversy in Indonesia. As a result of this statement the term "crocodile lizard fight" which is very popular. This term has also triggered a wave of protests from various parties and make a lot of parties who feel anti-corruption call themselves as Cicak and being against the "Crocodile" is described as the Police.
- Code "Truno 3" mentioned in the intercepted conversations by the Commission in connection with the case of Century Bank.
- Susno statement which reads "Do not Ever Setori Me" is also very famous when he served as police chief Jabar.
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