Bangkok Post - 2016-02-14

• Junta gives students runaround at football game
• CAAT puts brakes on City Airways
• FLOWER MARKET VENDORS FACE LAST LONELY VALENTINE’S
• THIS SPYDER BITES
• CAN’T BUY LOVE
• THE BIG ISSUE: PASSPORTS, PLEASE
• THE WEEK AHEAD
• ‘No evidence’ of foul play in police death
• POLICE TARGET CASH SCAM
• First flight set to touch down at new Phuket terminal
• YINGLUCK ‘HAS HER RIGHTS’
• NCPO struggles to take out trash
• JAPANESE CITY A GOOD ROLE MODEL
• China slams British censure
• Trade pact to dominate Asean summit
• TERRORISM AND TERRITORY UP FOR DISCUSSION
• Myanmar army chief ‘set to stay on’ as talks with Suu Kyi continue
• NORTH KOREA ABDUCTION PROBE SCRAPPED
• Russia denies air strikes on Syria civilians
• Turkey, Saudi ‘could launch anti-IS ground operation’
• WEST REVIVING THE COLD WAR: PM MEDVEDEV
• Pope charms crowds in Mexico City
• Columbine gunman’s mum ‘saw no illness’
• TWO GIRLS DIE IN US SCHOOL ‘MURDER-SUICIDE’ SHOOTING
• Questions raised over prison brawl that killed 49
• MAN SOLVES HIS OWN DISAPPEARA­NCE
• Mali Islamist group claims UN attack
• MISSION INCOMPLETE: RAJAN’S OVERHAUL OF INDIA’S CENTRAL BANK
• Cruz campaign star a porn-again Republican
• All you need is love … and a little bit of luck
• STOP BUYING TOYS FOR THE BOYS
• VALENTINE’S DAY AND ITS MEANINGLES­S OBLIGATION­S
• TIT-FOR-TAT WAR, SURACHAI’S FACE OFF, ‘FAKE SOCIETY’
• Gaga plans Bowie tribute for Grammys
• HOME GLORY
• Man United lose after late own goal
• Thitiphun claims Asian breakthrou­gh
• Mets’ Mejia handed lifetime drug ban
• Medard helps France snatch unlikely victory
• Jones makes three changes as confident England target second triumph in Italy
• Court hears Johnson ‘abused position in society’ as child sex case details laid out
• Leicester and Arsenal play pass the pressure
• Kompany returns to lead City’s title charge as Pochettino’s buoyant Tottenham visit
• Valcke hit with 12-year suspension
• No Concacaf endorsemen­t in Fifa vote — yet
• Allow Somyot plans a smooth test run
• Mixed heritage stars make their mark in Malaysia
• Buriram edge Albirex, lift Premier Cup
• Owners’ bid to assert power over football fans backfires
• Man United chief defends transfer policy, claims academy still at the heart of club
• Blues win 5-3 at Florida, Panthers’ lead trimmed
• O’Neal among 14 Hall of Fame finalists
• Voges, Khawaja tons put Australia in charge
• South Africa level series as Morris assault does more damage than Root century
• PORNANONG’S CHANCE TO PREPARE FOR THE BIG ONE
• Sparkling 60 lifts Kang to top
• Michael leads Tshwane Open, under pressure from Schwartzel
• Practice makes perfect
• Prayad poised for final round push for title at Singha Masters
• Hot stuff Nadal through to semis in Argentina Open
• I'M WITH CUPID
• Whether it’s especially for Valentine’s or any time, these desserts are just the treat for sweetheart­s and sweet-tooths alike.
• Morena Baccarin is one of Brazil’s sexiest exports, and is lighting up the silver screen as Deadpool’s love interest.
• Andrew Biggs touched down in Bangkok for a two-day stopover 27 years ago, and nothing has been the same since.
• Every hero needs a great villain, and with so many comic-book series on now we look at the best of the bad guys.
• Dubai goes big for brunch, so we’ve narrowed it down to four spectacula­r culinary experience­s in the City of Gold.
• Rufus have taken the Australian sound popularise­d by Empire of the Sun and given it a twist to match with the times.
• THE PLAYLIST
• DIFFERENT CELEBRATIO­NS AROUND THE WORLD
• THE HIGH BRUNCH AT NOBU
• THE AL QASR BRUNCH AT ARBORETUM AND AL HAMBRA, INSIDE THE JUMEIRAH AL QASR HOTEL
• FRIDAY BRUNCH AT ZAMAN AWAL RESTAURANT
• FRIDAY BRUNCH AT SAFFRON
• DARK CHOCOLATE PUDDING
• CHOCOLATE-BUTTERSCOT­CH ICEBOX CAKE
• CHOCOLATE STREUSEL POUNDCAKE
• THE CASE OF THE SHRINKING MUSSELS
• SWEET WAVE
• HAUNTED BY TERROR, GRIEF AND A TROUBLING PAST
• ASTRO ADVICE WEEKLY
• THE ADD-ONS
• This week’s highlights
• NOWSHOWING
• AVANT-POP WITH A CHINESE TWIST
• SHINE BRIGHT LIKE A DIAMOND
• Beyond the call of duty free
• ILLICIT BOOKS THAT MAKE MONEY AND ENEMIES
• ONE WOMAN’S LONG SEARCH FOR HER FATHER’S ART
• MALE TEACHERS SOUGHT TO TURN BOYS TO MEN WITH MANLINESS CLASSES
• EFFORT TO IDENTIFY TERRORISTS IN THE MAKING SPURS DEBATE OVER PROFILING
• HOW TO TRAP ELEPHANT POACHERS WITH THEIR OWN TECHNOLOGY
• GAWKER’S MOMENT OF TRUTH
• CHANGE IN STORE
• BRAVE NEW WORLD OF GOO AND VIRTUAL REALITY
• AN INTERVIEW WITH A CANNIBAL
• PACKING UP DAD’S OFFICE AND FINDING DARKNESS WITHIN

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