Long time to start up ( 10 min )

I have a problem with my Iphoto 11, it takes a really long time to start up. I have tried to format my mac to times, it dident help. Is there anyone who can help me?

System Preferences=>Spotlight=>Privacy=>click on the plus button and add the BOOTCAMP partition.
Turn OFF MAC, Turn ON MAC and good luck!

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I like watching movies in Front Row but I have a problem, Whenever I try watching a full length movie it takes really long time to start playing.
The screen is black for like 2-3min and nothing responds (Pressing ESC, or pressing menu etc...) after that it starts playing normal.
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Recently when I turn on my mac it takes a long time to start up and at first and in the beginning it appears with a grey screen and at the end it turns blue.
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I think that my Mac was shutdown when it fell, but I am not 100% sure.
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4017.515: [GC 4017.515: [ParNew: 104368K->17613K(131328K), 0.0423530
secs] 797893K->711138K(1004800K), 0.0428819 secs]
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4184.118: [GC 4184.119: [ParNew: 105162K->22685K(131328K), 0.0762199
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2051.407: [GC 2051.408: [ParNew: 112475K->25810K(131328K), 0.1614717
secs] 678386K->591721K(1004800K), 0.1619460 secs]
2060.554: [GC 2060.555: [ParNew: 113362K->26687K(131328K), 0.1458862
secs] 679273K->592599K(1004800K), 0.1463431 secs]
2068.742: [GC 2068.742: [ParNew: 114239K->27592K(131328K), 0.1464110
secs] 680151K->593504K(1004800K), 0.1470097 secs]
2077.575: [GC 2077.576: [ParNew: 115144K->28470K(131328K), 0.1545706
secs] 681056K->594382K(1004800K), 0.1550365 secs]
2086.411: [GC 2086.411: [ParNew: 116022K->29505K(131328K), 0.1559618
secs] 681934K->595417K(1004800K), 0.1564804 secs]
2094.803: [GC 2094.803: [ParNew: 117057K->30419K(131328K), 0.1531343
secs] 682969K->596331K(1004800K), 0.1536090 secs]
2103.255: [GC 2103.255: [ParNew: 117971K->31345K(131328K), 0.1602581
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2112.423: [GC 2112.424: [ParNew: 118897K->32236K(131328K), 0.1715456
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2123.276: [GC 2123.276: [ParNew: 119788K->33014K(131328K), 0.1640996
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2132.172: [GC 2132.172: [ParNew: 120566K->33980K(131328K), 0.1673372
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2141.072: [GC 2141.072: [ParNew: 121532K->34784K(131328K), 0.1810283
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2149.693: [GC 2149.694: [ParNew: 122336K->35368K(131328K), 0.1670516
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2158.486: [GC 2158.486: [ParNew: 122920K->36435K(131328K), 0.1756513
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2167.314: [GC 2167.315: [ParNew: 123987K->37497K(131328K), 0.1852015
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2176.397: [GC 2176.398: [ParNew: 125049K->38251K(131328K), 0.1741406
secs] 690961K->604163K(1004800K), 0.1746117 secs]
2185.352: [GC 2185.352: [ParNew: 125803K->39375K(131328K), 0.1920462
secs] 691715K->605287K(1004800K), 0.1925810 secs]
2194.150: [GC 2194.151: [ParNew: 126927K->40253K(131328K), 0.1923566
secs] 692839K->606165K(1004800K), 0.1928781 secs]
2202.884: [GC 2202.884: [ParNew: 127805K->38024K(131328K), 0.2031970
secs] 693717K->607088K(1004800K), 0.2036677 secs]
2211.384: [GC 2211.385: [ParNew: 125576K->38851K(131328K), 0.1844842
secs] 694640K->607915K(1004800K), 0.1849062 secs]
2219.963: [GC 2219.964: [ParNew: 126403K->39869K(131328K), 0.1842210
secs] 695467K->608932K(1004800K), 0.1846878 secs]
2228.866: [GC 2228.867: [ParNew: 127421K->39719K(131328K), 0.1920358
secs] 696484K->609702K(1004800K), 0.1925630 secs]
2238.453: [GC 2238.453: [ParNew: 127271K->40643K(131328K), 0.1889567
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2247.056: [GC 2247.056: [ParNew: 128195K->40718K(131328K), 0.1947238
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2255.409: [GC 2255.410: [ParNew: 128270K->40804K(131328K), 0.1939193
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2264.305: [GC 2264.306: [ParNew: 128356K->39943K(131328K), 0.1884611
secs] 700438K->613753K(1004800K), 0.1889279 secs]
2273.187: [GC 2273.188: [ParNew: 127495K->39907K(131328K), 0.1996605
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2281.869: [GC 2281.870: [ParNew: 127459K->39951K(131328K), 0.1870669
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2290.306: [GC 2290.307: [ParNew: 127503K->39975K(131328K), 0.1803927
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To everybody having this problem. I found out what the culprit was. As a documentation here is what it was.
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Logic Pro takes incredibly long time to start

Dear forums
I noticed not long ago that Logic Pro takes an incredibly long time to start. I know I have quite a number of plugins installed and I guess it's going through the plugin folder to initialize all of them and look for new ones. Fair enough.
But it takes 2 minutes to finally show a splash screen and after 2 minutes and 20 seconds I can finally start using Logic Pro. Is that normal or am I the only one?
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Created new user account. Same thing. Logic took over 2 minutes to even start validating all the installed AU plugins (first thing it does on a new user account). After that, another start took also 2 minutes until the "choose project template" dialog appeared.
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