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Ba l i P repa r i ng toI n t r o d u c e No -S m o k i n g Z o n e sw i t h V i o l a t o r sSubject to Finesand Jail.

Radar Bal ireports that plans tocreate non-smokingzones in Bali are movingforward. To this end theprovincial government is

socializing the non-smoking zonelaw to the regencies across Bali.The new law calls for

reprimands, strong sanctions, finesof tens of millions of rupiah andprison time for those convicted ofsmoking in public areas declared"off-limit" to smoking.

Section 19 of the new anti-smoking legislation requires buildingowners, bui lding managers,managers and other responsibleparties to outlaw smoking in publicarea or face administrative

sanctions and/ora maximum fine

of Rp. 50 million(US$5,400).Sect ion

20 of the lawss i m i l a r l yt h r e a t e n sr e s p o n s i b l eparties that don o t o u t l a washtrays in areasunder their

control withfines of Rp. 50million.

It is alsothe responsibilityof building ownersand managers toe n f o r c e n o -smoking ru les.

Failure to do so canresult in fines of Rp.

50 million. Repeatedfailure to enforce the no-

smoking rule can result in thesuspension of operating licenses.

M e a n w h i l e s m o k e r sbreaking the law can be jailed forup to three months.

Those areas off-limit tosmoking include public areas, workplaces, houses of worship, childrenplay areas, public transport, placesof educat ion and med ica ltreatment facilities.

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Bali University OfficialsConfirm Rabies Virus NowPresent in Island's Cattleand Swine Populations.

Bali's continuing battlewith rabies entered a new andconcerning phase with the newsthat evidence of the deadly virushas been found in the cattle andswine populations of the island.

Radar Bali quotes an

unnamed source who confirmedthat scientific studies conducted atBali's Udayana University revealthat the rabies virus has beenfound in a sample of cows and pigspresent on the island.

This report was furtherconfirmed by the head of theveterinarian biomedical andmolecular laboratory of theUniversity, Professor I GustiNgurah Mahardika, who saidrabies had "certainly" spread to

Bali's cattle and pigpopulation.

Speaking on the phonewith Radar Bali, ProfessorMahardika said, "Yes, laboratorytests show victims of rabiesamong cattle and pigs."

Locations in whichrabies have been confirmed inthese farm animals are in theregencies of Tabanan andBadung. While reluctant to givespecific areas for the outbreaks,

Mahardika did confirm cattleinfections in Tabanan and in theBukit Jimbaran area of the island.

Professor Mahardika saidthe cases of cattle and pig infectionwere tied to bites from rabies-infected dogs. The pigs and cowsbitten by the dogs eventuallydisplayed rabies symptoms anddied.

Risk to Humans Minimal

When asked of the risk ofinfection from cows and pigs tohumans, Mahardika discountedsuch risks as being minimal. He didwarn, however, of the chance ofinfection to meat handlers withopen cuts that come in contact withthe raw meat of pigs and cows.

He called for better publiceducation on how rabies is spreadin order to address the ineffectiveway in which rabies has been dealtwith in Bali to date.

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Rabies Virus Now Confi rmed inBali's Cattle and Pig Stocks

Aus t ra l ian Federa l E lec t ion

2010

The Australian Consulate-General in Bali will be o penduring weekdays for Pre-Poll voting

between 9th August to 20 August 2010 (10am - 3pm)

Voting services will also be available on

Election DaySaturday, 21st August 2010 (10am - 3pm)

Address:Jalan Tantular, No.32, Renon-Denpasar-Bali

Phone: 0361 241 118For more information regarding voting methods or voter

eligibility, please visit the AEC website:

www.aec.gov.au

Eleven Kill ed in Flores Boat Sinking

At least 11 people were killed and more th an 30 are missi ngafter a passenger boat went down in waters off Flores onMonday, the Search and Rescue Agency s aid.

We have found 11 dead bodies and still look for about 32people that went missing, spokesman Gagah Prakoso said.

The boat set sail carrying about 60 passengers at 07.30amand capsized two hours later off Flores island, in East Nusa Tenggaraprovince, he said.

Local police chief Abdul Rahma Aba said that the inter-islandvessel was struck by high waves which caused panic amongpassengers before it capsized about two miles from shore.

Prakoso said that 17 passengers were found alive andsearchers including local fishermen continued to hunt for survivors.

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Eat Pray Love: The Bali PremiereHollywood Depiction of Bali-based LoveStory Eat Pray Love to Open BALINALEFilm Fest October 12-17, 2010.

While movie fans in the United States areenjoying the August world premiere of the SonyPictures "Eat Pray Love" starring academyaward-winning actress Julia Roberts, movieaficionados attending BALINALE 2010

International Film Festival are in for the specialtreat of attending the Indonesian premier of thefilm.

The Hollywood film shot in Italy, India andBali will open the list of distinguished films to beshown October 12-17, 2010 in Bali.

Starring with Julia Roberts in the filmversion of Elizabeth Gilbert best-selling book isJavier Bardem as Robert's love interest in Bali.Also co-starring in "Eat Pray Love" are one ofIndonesia's leading film actresses and BALINALEco-founder Christine Hakim as traditional healerWayan Nuriyasih; Anakia as her daughter; and HadiSubiyanto found during a nationwide casting searchas 'Ketut Liyer' the medicine man.

One third of the film is set on Bali dramatizingthe visually rich culture and locations. The film hasalready had a positive economical impact on theisland and on Indonesia in general, anticipating anincreased interest in the country as a filmingdestination.

BALINALE 2010Held on the paradise island of Bali, the 4th

annual BALINALE promises to build on the greatsuccess of 2009 event and the record attendancenumbers reached during the festival with its solid

selection of 25 quality international andIndonesian feature films, documentaries and shortsfrom 12 countries.

"BALINALE continues to show itscommitment in contributing to the development ofIndonesia's film industry," said Deborah Gabinetti,founder and director of the BALINALE International

Film Festival."Aside from the film festival, we are also

conducting a film industry forum, studentsworkshops, free seminars, free children's filmprogram, and a short film competition, all of whichwe hope will encourage and increase both local andinternational interest in considering Indonesia as afeasible film location," added Gabinetti.

Katy Perry crashes Aussie prom (she likes it)Not surprisingly, the teenagers went nuts when

they realised they had a superstar in their midst.Perry did not linger long after her song finished,

but posed for plenty of pics before dashing out the doorwith Rose.Pity the poor person booking theentertainment at MHS's formal next year - Perry is goingto be a tough act to top.

"I don't know who's year 12 formal it was butnothing was going to stop @katyperry...,'' Rose wrote onher Twitter page.

Party girl Perry acknowledged her gatecrashing:"I totes just crashed a prom!!!'' she Tweeted.

The pair continued their big night on the town,having a good time at the Spice Market nightclub at theGrand Hyatt and then Boutique nightclub in Prahran.

Perry left Melbourne yesterday and is now inTokyo.

POP singer Katy Perry made the teenage dreams ofhundreds of year-12 students come true when shecrashed Melbourne High School's formal at theGrand Hyatt on Friday night with her Aussie gal pal

Ruby Rose.The dynamic duo were out on the town anddecided to make a surprise appearance at the event,slipping in to the hotel's ballroom through a backdoor around 11pm, just as her hit single CaliforniaGurls began to play.

Perry grabbed a microphone and wadedthrough the sea of students on the dancefloor beforeshe began singing along to her track.

The Teenage Dreams singer also joined in onsinging Beyonce's Single Ladies, as the studentsjostled to dance alongside her. Watch our video tosee Perry in action.


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Heath Porter sayshe is sick of beingbullied by a friskyfish. A MONSTERf i s h h a s b e e nt e r r o r i s i n g

swimmers a t apopular Darwincity beach.

W i t n e s s e ssay the 1m-longbeast - dubbed TheSucker Fish - chases,head butts, slaps and nibbles onanyone near it at the recreationlagoon at the waterfront.

Some even say they areavoiding the artificial waterhole toswim in peace.

"He's very territorial," saidHeath Porter, 29, of Leanyer."Once you go through its territory

it chases you for about100m all the way back to shore.He either hits you with his finn ortries to head butt you.

"It's quite eerie when hefirst does it."

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Experts are puzzled as to

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Monster fish slaps, nibbles swimmers in the Northernteritory Northern territory

t h e k i n d o fspecies the beast maybe, specu la t ing aqueenfish or trevallymay be behind theattacks.

A m a t e u rF i s h e r m e n ' sA s s o c i a t i o n c h i e fe x e c u t i v e C h r i sMakepeace said thebehaviour was unusual."I don't think it would bedangerous," he said.

The sightings came a yearafter a rogue cod bit a woman onthe toe while standing in shallowwater at Lake Alexander, in FannieBay.

Darwin City Council closedthe lake and used nets and trapsfor days before catching the fishand releasing it in the ocean.


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G'day again folks and yetagain the Mighty Pies turn my Fridaynight into a celebration with atremendous win over the Dons. Ienjoyed watching the game at KutaTown Houses and caught up withlots of people I hadn't spoken to in awhile. A big congratulation goes outto the Kiwi grandad.

This weekend is a big onein Australian history (no Ken notbecause the Pies will smashAdelaide) with the federal electionbeing held, and possibly the firstchance a female has to hold the bigseat, and this time not by default. Atthe end of the day the most votedparty will be in power and life will

continue as normal in the Land of Oz.I urge you all as conscientiouscitizens of Australia to get into theembassy in Renon and cast yourvote, for without filling in a ballot yousimply don't have the right to debatepolitic in general, or not with a fellowvoter. So if you have an opinion andyou don't mind letting it fly inconversation, get yourself in and putpen to paper, or keep it to yourself.

You know somethingpunters, it never ceases to amaze mehow some people that choose tolive here in Bali are so consumed intrying to be a part of everyone else's

business and will walk overburning coals to get an ear full ofgossip. I find it very very funny towatch as their facial expressionchanges to a look of false interest asthey are told about what someonedid, or how someone else behavedbadly, the whole time bursting to getthe word out as quickly as they can. Isthis normal human action? Does a

fully mature person feel the need tobelong to a group that badly, that theysimply can't help themselves when itcomes to other people's affairs? Awise man once told me believe halfof what you see and none of what youare told (Sounds like the last verse ina Marvin Gaye song) and with that inmind I will say to you all, Valour is thebetter part of discretion, so pleasefolks use your brains. This particularwise man went on to discussmanners with me, as apparently Ineeded a tune up after too many littlegreen bottles, and was reminded thatthe simple things like saying hello tosomeone when they address you, isa must, even if you have interferedwith their business and they have toldyou to pull your head in, you as amature aged person should knowbetter and exercise your ownmanners. One would suggest that atthat age one would know better?

Moving right along now, Iwas told a story this week about amoney changer in Seminyak whowas offering a much better rate thanthe rest of them and had people liningup to exchange Australian dollars.The holiday maker (not knowing anybetter) explained that they hadpassed $500 bucks over and after

watching the fellow countthe money out in front of them, pickedit all up from the counter and walkedoff to enjoy some lunch with friends.When the time had come to pay thebill they have counted their pile ofmoney and discovered that the countwas down by 1.2 million. Needless tosay they have ripped back to the littlebooth and told the rat about the

missing millions which fell on deafears until police intervention wasthreatened. The missing money wasthen promptly handed over and lifewent on. I think in this instance thetraveller was lucky that they got thefull tote in the end and would say thatgenerally they wouldn't have been solucky. My advice to all travellers thatneed to change money is to count themoney when it is passed to you toensure you are not getting the rawend of the count, and to only useliceneced premises that ask you tosign an exchange slip once yourbusiness has been concluded. Ohthe joys.

Ok people I will sign out foranother week and kick back to a fewsunset beers and relax in readinessfor the next Pies game on Saturdaynight at the Kuta Town Houses ingood company. Enjoy your week, andremember, Compromise andtolerance are magical words. Untilnext week, Karn the Pies,

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M e t eo r o l o g i s t s B l a m eIndonesia's Unusual WeatherPatterns on La Nina.

Tempo Interactive says thelack of a dry seasons, now sometwo months overdue, is the result ofthe La Nina weather effect.

La Nina is the result ofwarmer than normal sea surfacetemperatures that are 0.5 to 2degrees Celsius higher thann o r m a l . T h e s e w a r m e rtemperatures create stronger flows

of westerly winds acrossthe Indonesian region.

High levels of condensedwater in the upper atmosphereresults, in turn, in more rains acrossthe region.

Nat ional Meteorologyexperts say average rainfall fromJuly to August has hit 50 mm perday. Citing July and August as"transitional months" nationalweather forecasters are predictingthe rainy season may start in

A Dry Season Postponed Because of Rain

September, meaning Baliwill experience little of what couldbe described as a "dry season" inthe current year.

Current rain patterns arealso accompanied by unusuallystrong winds and occasionallightning storms.

Officials are concerned thataccident rates during the Lebaranperiod may be worsened by heavyrains.


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LONDON - The Brit ish areforgoing having childrenand instead buying roboticchildren.

British couples across theUnited Kingdom are tired ofhaving children too muchresponsibility, too costly and toomessy. Instead they are opting tohave robotic children, just like inthe 2001 futuristic fairy taleArtificial Intelligence starringHaley Joel Osment.

Ian Chadsworth and his

wife, Fiona, were the first topurchase robotic children. Fiona,who is in her early 40s, said Ithought about having children, butdecided that they'd just be toomuch work. When I learned that Icould just buy a robot child. I wasthrilled. Fiona calls her son,Becks (named after her fathersoccer player.)

B e c k s i s s oadvanced that he can tell jokes and keep hishuman parents up todate on news on theinternet. I don't have tos u r f t h e i n t e r n e tanymore, Ian said,Becks just finds the

information out for me.Becks moves

around the house on wheels,using an internal map of thehouse, but he can also follow hismum and dad around. Becks notonly makes his own bed and cleanup for himself, but he also cleans,cooks and tends to everyhousehold need of his parents.He's the perfect child, he reallyis, said Fiona.

Asked whether Beckswould attend school, Ian toldWWN that Becks was already beeducationally programmed,

specializing in all the sciences.He can perform advancedmedical procedures if needed.This is comforting news to Ianbecause he eats a lot of meat anddrinks several large pints of beerevery day. It's good to know thatif I collapse on the floor one day,Becks will be able to not only saveme and call for help, but will also

be able to perform open-heart surgery on me.

Robotic children costabout 5,000 British pounds($7,800). They are easy tomaintain, never talk back andalways behave. Some areconcerned that the robots are toocold and inhuman but the robotic

children are programmed to lovetheir parents and show their loveevery day. We programmedBecks to tell me he loves meevery hour. It's so wonderful toknow that your child appreciatesyou, Fiona said.

Prince Charles said thatthe Royal Family is looking intopurchasing a robotic child andsaid, I foresee the day when arobot will be King of England.The Empire strikes back.

Robotic children areavailable across the U.K. at MarlinElectronics, who have exclusive

rights to sell these children.Though robotic children

are more suited to the Britishculture (stiff upper lip and all),robotic children will be available inthe U.S. Wal-Mart is innegotiations with Maplin. Theyshould be on shelves for theChristmas season 2010.

BRITS OPT FOR ROBOTIC CHILDREN

Cops find cat 'marinating' in car bootThe man allegedly planned tomarinate and cook the catbecause he was grumpy.

POLICE say a traffic stop

led to animal cruelty charges afterthey found a live cat "marinating" inoil and peppers in the boot of a car.

Buffalo police say officersheard the cat meowing when theystopped 51-year-old Gary Korkucfor running a stop sign on Sundaynight.

They say they checked theboot and found four-year-oldNavarro in a cage, his fur coveredwith oil, crushed red peppers andchili peppers, according to the

Buffalo News.Police say Mr Korkuc told

them he did it because Navarrowas ill-tempered.

Mr Korkuc was chargedwith cruelty and released; hisphone number isn't listed.

Police say he told themhe was going to cook Navarro.

Mr Korkuc also toldofficers a number of things thatdidn't make sense, including thathis neutered male cat waspregnant.

Animal advocates havecleaned Navarro and put him upfor adoption.


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Trying Hard to Spot Stripes in the Jungles of BaliConservation Officialsin Bali Deployed toI s l a n d ' s W e s tFollowing Reports ofTiger Sightings.

Officials from Bali'sNatural ConservationAgency (BKSDA) havebeen stationed in the junglesurrounding the sub-d i s t r i c t o f W e s tSelemadeg, Tabananf o l l o w i n g r e p o r t e d

sigh t ings o f a t igerattacking local livestockand household pets.

Speaking to the nationalnews agency Antara, NyomanRaka of BKSDA told reporters, "Ihave been assigned to observethe Dauh Siong jungle areafollowing reports of tigers in thearea." Raka is one of two officialsassigned, together with hiscolleague Made Sudarma, tomonitor developments in the

communities of DauhSiong and Nagasari.

BKSDA is also conductingsweeps in the two locations wherethe tiger or tigers are believed tobe living. A jungle blind has alsobeen constructed to assist theofficials in their efforts to locatethe tigers.

Efforts to track down the

t i g e r s h a v eyielded tracks that havebeen documented.

Various reportshave alleged that theKSDA released juveniletigers into the Tabananarea several years agoand suggest that thecurrent sighting arelinked to that release andthe diminishing habitatavailable to the big cats.

While pets andlivestock have beenattacked, no attacks onthe human population in

west Bali have been reported.Th e l a s t co n f i r me d

sighting of the now-extinct Balitiger was in 1937 when the lastanimal was shot in west Bali.

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BRAZIL One country is taking a new approachwhen it comes to UFO sightings!

Brazil, usually known for its beautifulsoccer and women, will soon become known forUFO sighting policy. The country has ordered itsair force to document any UFO sightings and makethe data available to researchers and the public.

The government decree said all militaryand civilian pilots as well as air traffic controllersshould register any UFO sightings with thenational aerospace defense command. The

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Cemetery sleepover tosecure plot

Nine people have camped out for several blusterywinter days to secure a plot at a Melbournecemetery.

Thirty-four plots went on the market at theMelbourne General Cemetery at Carlton this morning.

Cemetery chief executive Russ Allison saystoday's sale proves demand is higher than ever.

"People were actually here and queued up; alady arrived at noon on Wednesday," he said.

"Last night, in all the cold weather we had ninepeople slept overnight in the cemetery.

"They were driven really to get the grave of theirchoice in a site that they wanted to be."

At the high end of the market is a $201,000 sitein the cemetery's heritage-listed pavilion.

Mr Allison is confident it will also sell."It's the very special nature of not only

Melbourne but Melbourne General Cemetery," he said."It's a prestigious cemetery and is one of the

oldest operating cemeteries in the state."It has people like John Pascoe Faulkner buried

here and a number of prime ministers, and it's a centralbusiness district, so it's really the heart of Melbourneitself.

information will be stored in the nationalarchives in Rio de Janeiro.

Anything unusual that is seen,photographed or video filmed in Brazil's air spacewill now have to be reported and catalogued. Thatdoesn't mean that the air force will be chasingUFOs.

Air force command does not have a

specialized structure to carry out scientificexperiments on these phenomena and will limititself to recording any events, the air force said ina statement.

There have several reports of UFOs inBrazil in recent decades. In 1986, air force jetswere scrambled to investigate unidentifiedobjects in the skies above Sao Paulo, but thephenomenon was never fully explained. In 1977,the Amazon town of Vigia asked for military helpafter some residents said they had been attackedby extra-terrestrials.


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Res tau ran t B laze a t Pu r i Ba l iRestaurant Sends Holiday DinersRunning for Safety.

A fast-spreading fire at the Puri BaliIndah Restaurant on Jalan Melasti, in Legian,Kuta on Thursday, August 12, 2010, destroyedthe second-storey of the dining venue and sentdiners running for safety,

Beritabali.com quotes an eyewitness tothe blaze, Wayan Danika, as saying the firestarted in a piping system on the second floorand spread rapidly. "In a few minutes the firewas huge," he said.

Four foreign tourists ran for their lives,escaping unscathed from the fire whichdestroyed the entire second floor of therestaurant.

3 fire trucks responded to the alarm,managing to save the ground floor and thenearby Legian Beach Hotel.

An employee of the restaurant said thefire started at a stove and spread to a grease-laden exhaust system system.

Fire fighters spent forty minutes bringingthe fire under control which also resulted intraffic jams along Kuta Beach.

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Ocean Whales Attempt a Beachhead on Bali's NusaScientist Baffled by Increase in WhaleGroundings on Bali's Southern Coastat Nusa Dua.

A male whale measuring 2.8 meters inlength was found dead on the shores of theNusa Dua complex on Tuesday, August 10,2010.

The remains of the decaying whalewashed ashore near the Hotel Inna Putri Bali.

Pariama Hutasoit from the Nusa DuaReef Foundation who joined a team thatincluded members of the veterinary faculty ofB a l i ' s U d a y a n a U n i v e r s i t y a n drepresentatives of the Bal i NatureConservation Group (KSDA) confirmed thatthe whale was eventually buried within theBali Tourism Development Corporationgrounds at Nusa Dua.

Hutasoit also confirmed that two daysearlier, on Sunday, August 8, 2010, anotherwhale washed ashore near the Grand HyattHotel in Nusa Dua. That animal was still aliveand was successfully coaxed back into theopen sea.

A researcher from the KSDA

estimates the dead whale had died three to

four days earlierbefore washing ashore atNusa Dua, ruling out thepossibility that it was thesame whale that was re-launched into the sea at theGrand Hyatt two daysearlier.

The dead whale was

black in color, relativelysmall in size and with arounded head

In May 2010, fourwhales washed ashore inNusa Dua with one of themammals dying beforerescuers could push it back into the ocean. A day later,another dead whaled grounded at Nusa Dua.

Scientist are uncertain what killed the whales or iscausing them to congregate on Bali's southernmostpeninsula.

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Watery graves touted as green alternativeAn Australian company iso f f e r i n g a w a t e r yalternative to cremation orburial, using a process itsays ''totally eliminatespollution''.

Aquamation Industrieschief executive John Humphriessays the process, called alkalinehydrolysis, replicates the wayanimals return to nature if buriedwithout a coffin in the soil.

H e s a y s t h e n e wtechnology uses a combinationof water, heat and alkalinity tospeed up Mother Nature'sdecomposition process.

"The same process isoccurring here except that weput [the body] into a six-footcylinder, we put the water inthere, we've got a pump thatswirls the water around," he told

ABC News Online."We heat the water up -we don't boil it - and we raise thepH level, so what would occur innature in six months occurs infour hours."

The end result is a pile ofashes which can then bepresented to relatives.

Mr Humphries says theprocess costs about the sameas cremation, but without the200 kilograms of greenhousegas emissions.

"It totally eliminatespollution. It only uses about 5 to10 per cent of the energy [usedby cremation]," he said.

Mr Humphries says forfamilies farewelling their lovedones, the experience will besimilar to a cremation, with the

traditional funeral ceremonyremaining."But instead of going into

an incinerator, [the body] will gointo a stainless steel tube ofwater," he said. "You will still begiven ashes after the process."

Mr Humphries saysa lka l ine hyd ro lys is wasdiscovered in America byscientists looking to destroymad cow disease.

"When cows die of madcow disease, burning the bodieswould not kill the disease," hesaid.

"The scientists found theonly way to kill the disease isnature, with alkaline hydrolysis."

Mr Humphries says theprocess has now become thestandard in America and Europefor disposing of diseasedanimals, but has never beforebeen used for human bodies.

Something newWarwick Hansen, vice-

president of the AustralianFuneral Directors Association,says industry is open to new ly

technologies, especiallyenvironmentally friendly ones.

"We do what familieswant us to do and when theseunits become fully operational, ifthe families want to use themthen that's fine," he said.

"It is another alternative

that is available and I know ourmembers would only be toowilling to assist people in anyway they want to go.

"Certainly there is amove in every facet of ourindustry where people arewanting to move towardsgreener practices."

According to Mr Hansen,bodies are cremated in abouttwo-thirds of deaths in Australia.

" T h e b a l a n c e a r enormally burials - there are nowvertical burials that are takingplace in Victoria, there are

burials at sea and things of thatnature," he said.

"When cremation firststarted back in 1924, the sunwasn't going to come up thatday, it was terrible, it washorrible.

"But here we are 86years later and two-thirds of allAustralians are cremated.

"Things have changedand this is something new.'


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Garuda adds 23,700 Seat for LebaranGaruda IndonesiaAdding Seats andFlights to ServeT r a d i t i o n a lLebaran HolidayTravel Surge.

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Indonesia is adding asmany as 23,700 seatson selected routesduring the periodSeptember 10-16,2010, to handle theseasonal peak indomestic and regional travel over the IslamicLebaran holiday period.

Among the air routes to benefit from largeraircraft or additional flights include Jakarta-Denpasar with 11,718 more seats; Jakarta-Padang with 2,950 seats; Jakarta-Yogyakartawith 2,696 seats; Jakarta-Solo with 1,192 seats;

S u r a b a y a -Denpasar with 1,944seats; Jakarta-Medanwith 966 seats; andJakarta-Surabaya with2,220 more seats.

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Persian Kittens Confiscated andDestroyed by Officials at Bali Port ofGilimanuk.

Efforts by Heri Susanto to own twoPersian cats came to a tragic end on Thursday,August 12, 2010, when health officials at the portof Gilimanuk seized the 2-month-old kittens

concealed on his motorbike traveling on theferry from Java to Bali.

In accordance with Bali's anti-rabies rules thatabsolutely prohibit the import and export of pets,authorities quickly euthanized the two cats by means oflethal strychnine injections.

The remains of the cats were buried behind thequarantine office at the Gilimanuk port.

The official veterinarian assigned to the

Gilimanuk quarantine office, Dr. Ketut Somen, stated hisdisappointment that many people still try to smuggleprohibited animals in and out of Bali. "We give notoleration if an animal capable of spreading rabies isdiscovered," said Dr. Sonen. "Any animal which weconfiscate will be destroyed without reference to who isthe owner or its commercial value."

It is not clear if authorities will pursue criminalcharges against Heri Susasto in connection with hisviolation of quarantine rules.

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Pea sprouts in man'slung

US doctors who thoug ht a dark masson an X-ray was a tumour weresurprised to find a pea sproutembedded in the patient's lung.

X-rays showed a dark mass in the lungof 75-year-old emphysema sufferer RonSveden and doctors concluded it could be atumour.

But to the astonishment of the CapeCod man and his doctors, biopsies on themysterious mass revealed it was in fact a 1cm-long pea sprout.

The Boston Globe reported thegerminated pea was removed without event,and Mr Sveden recovered without incident.

"I must have ate something and it wentdown the wrong way, that's all they could tell,"he told the newspaper.

Mr Sveden's doctors said it was notunusual for small particles of food to pass intothe lungs, but it was surprising that the pea hadbeen able to sprout in such an environment.

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Albino python on cocaine confronts police

Police raiding a drug denin the Italian capital havebeen confronted by anaggressive albino pythonw h i c h w a s u s e d t ointimidate addicts.

Police had been tippedoff that they would find "ananimal" during the raid on theapartment in the centre ofRome, and when they openedthe door they saw a stripedyellow and white snake curled

up on a heat mat.The snake, which was

three metres long and was kepthungry so that it would be moreaggressive, was allowed toroam the apartment to scareaddicts into paying for theirdrugs, police said.

Animal services werecalled to capture the snake,which was tempted intocaptivity using a whole chickenand sent to a nearby zoo.

The reptile had beenresting on 200 grams of pure

cocaine, and a furtherfive kilograms were found inthe apartment.

S i x p e o p l e w e r earrested in the raid, on top ofanother six who were alreadyin custody.

The 12 were charged

with conspiracy to trafficcocaine and illegal possessionof a protected species.

HOROSCOPE PREDICTION 19 Aug - 25 Aug 2010

LIBRASep 23 - Oct 22As you well know, being a Libra, often the decision-making process can be a lengthy and complicated one.So once you reach a conclusion, you try to stick to it.However, it's become clear that what seemed wise andright only days ago doesn't suit. Which means making achange. And now.

SCORPIOOct 23 - Nov 22The trust of a Scorpio must be earned, and once it is, it'sgiven fully. But the increasingly questionable behaviourof somebody you trust is causing you concern. Thisrequires discussion. However, because the resultingexchanges will go deep, raise issues when you knowyou've enough time to devote to them.

SAGITTARIUSNov 22- 20 DecWhat only days ago seemed like seriously annoyingdisputes with others have turned into fascinatingdiscussions. Don't rush these. What you're gaining fromsuch exchanges won't just help resolve current issues.They'll give you insights into what makes certainindividuals tick and, even better, an understanding ofhow to deal with them.

CAPRICORNDec 21 - Jan 19You might not be thrilled to hear that in a week's timeMercury goes retrograde. Once you realise it accentscertain persistent and unsettling issues, and that themistakes it exposes could reveal exactly what you need

to know, your mood will improve considerably through.You might even be excited about what you'll learn.

AQUARIUSJan 20 - Feb 17During times of transition, surprises are inevitable. Andthere are bound to be those who insist on sticking withthe past and what's familiar. If this is what you'recontending with, discuss the reasons changes are wise.Then back off. It may be all others need is informationand time to think.

PISCESFeb 18 - March 19Now that Uranus is back in Pisces, you'll both benefitfrom the buzz it brings and have to cope with itscharacteristic unexpected twists and turns. So while lifeis bound to be a lot more exciting, ensure that your diaryis flexible and that others are prepared for frequentchanges in plan.

ARIESMarch 20 - April 19While you may be confident you know what's best, thatdoesn't mean everyone agrees with you. What's more,decisions must be made jointly. Talk things overextensively. What you learn from others won't just beinteresting, the facts they have at their fingertips andtheir ideas are all well worth considering.

TAURUSApril 20 - May 20Ever since late May a series of unexpected events havecaused chaos in several areas of your life. Uranus,which has been behind these, is no longer in thisposition. This indicates an end to these suddendevelopments. Ironically, though, it is just as you'rediscovering how beneficial some of them are.

GEMINIMay 21 - June 20Late this week your ruler Mercury begins one of itsregular cycles of retrograde, or reverse, movement.While this is bound to trigger the usual confusion, whatyou learn while undoing those problems, particularlywhen it comes to tricky family or domestic matters, willmore than compensate for the effort involved.

CANCERJune 21 - July 21Obviously, you want to know more about the ratherintriguing concepts being discussed before you committo anything. But as elements of them are new, there'sonly so much that can be explained. And guaranteesare in short supply. The trick is to rely equally on your

instincts and hard facts.LEOJuly 22 - Aug 22Rarely have discussions with others been of suchsignificance. What begins as a mere exchange of i deascould soon turn into a voyage into realms of potentialyou've never considered before. This may involveplaces, time spent with people, study or travel.Whatever the case, take these new possibilities veryseriously indeed.

VIRGOAug 23 - Sep 22Sometimes when refusing a request, you need to justifyyour thinking. However, in one particular case, not onlyis there absolutely no reason to explain yourself, doingso would just begin an unprofitable dialogue withsomebody who enjoys a good argument. Difficult assaying a firm 'no' is, it's your best option.


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Wonder Women Meets PurseSnatcher in Bali


Purse Snatcher in Bali GetsRun to Ground by AngryItalian Lady Tourist.

A 39 year-old Italiantourist visitor fought back andended the life of crime of an EastJavanese purse snatcher onSaturday, August 7, 2010. MariaCristiba Raggniati, who was ridingon a motorcycles, had her handbag grabbed by a passingmotorcyclist on Jalan TumbakBayuh in Seminyak.

Trying to make good anescape, the thief, 29 year-oldBagus Gerlawan, grabbed thebag and sped off. Angry anddetermined to get her propertyback, the feisty Ms. Raggniati

gave chase at high speedthrough the busy streets of Kuta forseveral kilometers. The young manfinally turned into a small side alleywhich proved to be a near fatalmistake on several counts: the getaway route was a dead end, the

angry Italian diva was still in closepursuit and local residents had aappetite for instant street justic.

Local residents along the sideof the alleyway responded by settingupon the young man who was relivedof the woman's purse and beatenseverely. According the Bali Post,only the intervention of a passingpolice patrol stopped Bagus fromdeath at the hands of the irate crowd.

Bruised and battered, Baguslater confessed to police that he hadmade a brief career of targetingtourist visitors and that the Italian washis third victim in a single afternoon.

Police recovered two stolen handphones and a sum of cash togethertake by the man from the Italian, aswell as a Brazilian and a Frenchwomen - all in the north Kuta area.

The young man told policethat he was forced into his life ofcrime due to unemployment.

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Police huntPalm Beachpizza thieves

P o l i c e o nQueens land 's Go ldCoast are searchingfor two thieves whohave been stealingdough of a differentkind.

They say a pizzadelivery driver went to anaddress at Palm Beach lastn igh t whe re he wasthreatened with a knife.

T h e p a i r o fassailants then stole thepizzas and ran away.

Acting DetectiveInspector Terry Goldsworthysays it is the third incident ofits type in recent months.

"There's an addressin Spindle Street that they'renominating," he said.

"The drivers areattending that address, theymeet them on the footpath,they either assault thedrivers or manage to enticethem to hand the pizzasover and they then decampthe scene with the pizzas.

"The people at theaddress in Spindle Streetare not involved in any way

and we've spoken to themthey have no knowledge ofthe issue."

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Bob walked into a sports bar around 9:58PM .He sat down next to a blonde at the bar

And stared up at the TV.The 10 PM news was coming on.The news crew w as covering the storyOf a man on the ledge of a large buildingPreparing to jump.The blonde looked at Bob and said,"Do you think he'll jump?"Bob said,"You know , I bet he'll jump."The blonde replied,"Well, I bet he won't."Bob placed a $20 bill on the bar and said,"You're on!"Just as the blonde placed her money onthe bar, The guy on the ledge

Did a swan dive off the building,Falling to his death.

The blonde was very upset,But willingly handed her $20 to Bob."Fair's fair. Here's your money."

Bob replied, "I can't take your money.I saw this earlier on the 5 PM news,

So I knew he would jump."

Three women die together in an accident and go

to heaven.

When they get t here, St. Peter says, 'we only

have one rule here in heaven: Don' t step on t heducks!'

So they ent er heaven, and sure enough, t here

are ducks all over the place. It i s almost

impossible not to step on a duck, and although

they try their best t o avoid them, the first

woman accidentally steps on one.

Al ong comes St. Peter with the ugl iest man she

ever saw. St. Peter chains them together and

says, 'your punishment for stepping on a duck isto Spend eterni ty chained to t his ugly man!'

The next day, the second woman steps

accidentally on a duck and along comes St.Peter, Who doesn't miss a thing. Wit h him i s

another extremely ugly man. He chains them

together With the same admonishment as for

the fir st woman.

The third woman has observed all thi s and, no t

wanting to be chained for all eternit y to an uglyman, is very, VERY careful where she steps.

She manages to go mont hs W ithout stepping

on any ducks, But One day St.Peter comes up

to her With t he most handsome man she has

ever laid eyes on .... Very tall , long eyelashes,

muscular.

St. Peter chains them t ogether wit hout saying a

word.The happy woman says, 'I wonder what I did todeserve being chained to you for all of eternity?'

The guy says, 'I don't know about yo u, but I

stepped on a ..............Duck.

Three women die together in an accident and goto heaven.When they get there, S. Peter says, 'we onlyhave one rule here in heaven: Don' t step on t heducks!'So they ent er heaven, and sure enough, t hereare ducks a l over the place. It i s a mostimpossble not t o step on a duck, and a thoughthey try their best t o avoid them, the firstwoman accidenta ly steps on one.Along comes S. Peter with the ugliest man sheever saw. S. Peter chans them t ogether andsays, 'your punishment for stepping on a duck isto Spend eternity cha ned to t his ugly man!'The next day, the second woman stepsaccidenta ly o n a duck and aong comes S.Peter, Who doesn't miss a thing. Wit h him i sanother extremely ugly man. H e chans themtogether With the same admonishment as forthe fir st woman.The third woman has observed al t his and, no twanting to be cha ned for al eternit y to an uglyman, is very, VERY careful where she steps.She manages to go mont hs W ithout steppingon any ducks, But One day S.Peter comes upto her With t he most handsome man she hasever la d eyes on .... Very ta l, long eyelashes,muscular.S. Peter cha ns them together without saying aword.The happy woman says, 'I wonder what I did todeserve being chaned to you fo r a l of eternity?The guy says, 'I don't know about yo u, but Istepped on a ..............Duck.

I couldn't bend it, even using both hands.

By the time I wasforty, I could bend it about tendegreesif I tried really hard.

By the time I wasfifty, I could bend it about fortyfive degrees, no problem.I'm gonna be sixty next week and now I can bend itin half with just one hand."So, sayst he second drunk, "what 'syour point?"Well, I'm just wondering how much stronger I'mgonna get.

Two old drunksare sitt ing in a bar when the firstone says,"Ya know when I wasthirty and got an erection,

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Taman Sukasada orSukasada Park is abeautiful park with big fish pondsurrounds the old KarangasemEmpire heritage building which isused by the Karangasem's Kingfor day relaxation or meetingplace in their era. It is located inUjung Countryside about 5 Kmfrom Amlapura town. This park isoriginally met one pool only whichis very Ghostlike and very secretcalled by Di Dirah and this pool atthe period of I Gusti Gede PutuKing (1849-1893) governancewith his brother of Gde Oka(1849-1890) that the around ofthis pool is functioned as place ofexile for the man who alleged torun the black magic (leak). At the

period of I Gusti Bagus Jelantikgovernance which start to leadthe Karangasem Kingdom in theyear 1909, this pool area isextended and developed by somepools and also luxury buildingBale Gili with European style(modern style), later then it isgiven the name called TamanSukasada/ Sukasada Park UjungKarangasem, that is estimatemade in the year of twentieth.

Tourism Destination in EastPart of Bali

Taman Sukasada, Placesto Visit in East BaliThis park is

strategically located in the coastalside, south part of Karangasemtown and founding a lot ofwellspring around the area. Ifseen from thehistory aspect,m o s t o f a l lomissions fromK a r a n g a se mEmpire both forLombok Islandand also exist inBali, altogetherarea consistedby the pool andGi l i bu i ld ing

which is exist inthe middle ofp o o l l i k eMa yu r a a n dNarmada Parkw h i c h a r eexisting in west part of LombokIsland. We can say that thisSukasada Park as a mascot oftourist destinations in east part ofBali because Sukasada Park hasbeen recognized until foreign

countries since twenty'syear and more famous again inthe year of thirtieth when allforeign tourist start to pay a visit toBali. King of Karangasem I Gusti

Bagus Jelantik who is known asAnak Agung Anglurah KetutKarangasem is a Statesman, Manof letters as well as an architect.He has created a lot of buildingnot even in the form of park but healso done some building whichare ex is t in Pur i AgungKarangasem (KarangasemPalace) like gateway which islooking like pagoda.

LocationIt is located in Ujung

Countryside, south part ofKarangasem regency or about 2,hours from Bali's InternationalAirport. From Denpasar Town, wehave to take the highway of IdaBagus Matra's Street and go tothe east part of Bali until arrive atKarangasem town. The journey

will take about 2 hours and turnright to the south part ofKarangasem town. TamanSukasada is right located in thecostal side with beautiful oldbuilding and the right place to visitduring your vacation in Bali.

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News Corner19 Aug - 25 Aug 2010 (195)Kuta Weekly

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Public Objections to MovingMajor Monument in Bali toM a k e W ay f o r R o a dConstruction Results inTemporary Agreement toWork Around the Problem.

It appears that publicdebate on the merits of moving

the Dewa Ruca monument at theSimpang Siur intersection in Kutamay be coming to an end, at leastfor now. And despite the desire ofBali's governor, Made MangkuPastika, to relocate the statue to an e w , n e a r b y l o c a l e t oaccommodate the new flyoverand ease traffic congestion, itappears that the statue willremain in situ for the immediatefuture.

According to Radar Bali,after numerous objections torelocating the monument, theprovincial government of Balihave adopted a "wait and see"stance, decid ing to on lyundertake a move if the statuelooks unsightly once the newoverpass is place and the publicagrees with a move at that time.

Ba l i ' s pub l ic worksdirector, Dewa Punia Asa,speaking on August 8, 2010, said:"We decided in the last meeting,the Dewa Ruci statue will not bemoved. There were certainly a lotof pros and cons and, in the end,there was no budget to pay forrelocation."

He explained that the

construct ion o f theoverpass wi l l continue inaccordance with the master plan.If the need to reduce the amountof land to be acquired to completethe new road requires the road bebuilt in close proximity to thestatue, this will be done over the

objections of many.Eyesore Ahead?Dewa Punia Asa related

how he felt the public would onlycall for the relocation of the statueif it becomes an eyesore inrelation to the new road. Thatscenario, however, appears avirtual certainty as the new roadwill pass by the statue at nearquarters at shoulder level to themonument.

"If the people finally

will be moved. Let's seewhat the result is first. If we leave itin its current position and it looksbad, then certainly we will move itto a plot of government land to thenorth," said Dewa.

Looking ahead, the manwho oversees all public worksprograms in Bali, warned that

there will be complaints from thepublic resulting from the traffic jams during the constructionphase. "In conjunction with thebuilding of the flyover, I amconvinced that there will be manyprotests," he said.

Th e g o ve r n me n t i slooking at ways to reduce traffic jams during the construction oft h e f l y o v e r . A m o n g t h ealternatives being considered is atemporary rerouting of traffic toJalan Iman Bonjol. There is alsoan idea put forth by governorPastika to set up a ferry services

connecting Serangan island andTanjung Benoa.The new flyover is being

financed with national funds in theamount of Rp. 300 billion(US$32.6 million) with theprovincial government coveringthe cost land acquisition. Plans tomove ahead with the new flyoverbecame imperative due to thechronic traffic jams and Bali'splans to host a major internationaleconomic conference in 2013.

Statutory Limitations

The Czech Republic mayallow North Korea to repayits debt with ginseng roots.

North Korea owes morethan $11 million to the CzechRepublic for trams and heavymachinery it received during theSoviet era.

The offer of ginseng,which is said to combat lethargy,

arthritis and impotence,will reduce Pyongyang's debt byabout five per cent.

Twenty tonnes of the rootare reportedly on offer as a downpayment.

Czech deputy financeminister Tomas Zidek says theidea has potential.

"At a working meeting we

asked them for somegoods, and one of the options wasginseng imports - though it wasnot an official offer from theirside," he said.

"Based on the story in thepress, we had calls from dealerswilling to trade ginseng so it wouldbe good business for the state,"he said.

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'Boomer the Dog' name change rejected byPennsylvania judge

Gary Guy Mathews displays hisd o g c o l l a r a f t e r h i sunsuccessful petition to legallychange his name to Boomer TheDog

IT WAS a bummer forBoomer when a Pennsylvania

judge rejected a man's request tolegally change his name to"Boomer the Dog", leaving GaryGuy Mathews to walk out of courtwith his name unchanged and histail between his legs.

Allegheny County JudgeRonald W Folino said Mr Matthewswas barking up the wrong tree withthe request as it could causeconfusion with emergency medicalresponders, business records andpublic documents, according to thereport in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

J u d g e F o l i n oadded that having a mannamed Boomer the Dogcould cause "confusion inthe marketplace", andpossibly put "the publicwelfare at risk".

" A l t h o u g hPetitioner apparentlywishes it were otherwise,the simple fact remains

that Petitioner is not a dog," JudgeFolino said in his ruling.

Mr Mathews, a 44-year-old,single, unemployed computertechnician, was not surprised bythe decision.

"Doggone it, well I wasn'ttoo confident about it goingthrough at this stage, just fromthe vibe that I was getting in thecourtroom," Mr Matthews wrotein an email to the paper.

Mr Mathews, a self-

described "furry" - someonewho is a fan of animals withhuman characteristics - andwho enjoys dressing up asthem, claimed to be inspired bythe NBC show Here's Boomer,which starred a shaggy dog thathelped people in trouble.

Mr Mathews has sincebecome a fixture on the furryconvention scene, even posting onYouTube a video of himself in hisshredded-paper terrier outfit duringthe 2007 Midwest Furfest, the NewYork Post reported.

Mathews was not withoutsupporters, however. Dr SamuelConway, CEO of Anthrocon - thelargest yearly gathering of furryenthusiasts - wished him wellahead of the decision.

"I wish Mr the Dog luck inhis pursuit, with the earnest hopethat he has chosen a career pathfor which such a monicker would beof benefit.

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Something newWarwick Hansen, vice-president of the Australian FuneralDirectors Association, says industry is open to newtechnologies, especially environmentally friendly ones.

"We do what families want us to do and when these units becomefully operational, if the families want to use them then that's fine," he said.

"It is another alternative that is available and I know our members

would only be too willing to assist people in any way they want to go."Certainly there is a move in every facet of our industry wherepeople are wanting to move towards greener practices."

According to Mr Hansen, bodies are cremated in about two-thirdsof deaths in Australia.

"The balance are normally burials - there are now vertical burialsthat are taking place in Victoria, there are burials at sea and things of thatnature," he said.

"When cremation first started back in 1924, the sun wasn't going tocome up that day, it was terrible, it was horrible.

"But here we are 86 years later and two-thirds of all Australiansare cremated.

"Things have changed and this is something new.''


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Workers couldn't bebothered to movet h e s q u a s h e dhedgehog.

L AZ Y r o a dworkers pa in tedyellow lines over asquashed hedgehogbecause they were ina rush to meet adeadline.

Residents ofHartlepool, northernE n g l a n d , w e r eshocked to discoverthe dead animal with linesdaubed over its back, SkyNews reported.

Florist Allison Hart, 37,who took a photograph of thehedgehog, said: "I couldn'tbelieve it when I saw thehedgehog - it's disgraceful.

"Workmen spent the

day knocking on doorsto get people to move theircars so they could draw theyellow lines. All they had to dowas kick it with their foot so itwas out of the way and thenput it in a plastic bag and moveit."

Hartlepool BoroughCouncil bosses explained

Lazy road workers paint yellow lines over hedgehogquickly ahead of

the Tall Ship Racefestival the town washosting.

"Contractors havedone a phenomenalamount of line painting inand around the town inpreparation for the TallShips Races," said acouncil spokeswoman.

"They have donean exceptional job. Thisi s o b v i o u s l y a nunfortunate incident, but

it was the only one reportedduring the massive project."

The hedgehog, whichlocals say had been on the sideof the road for several days priorto painting, has since beendisposed of.


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St Kilda's Nick Riewoldt kicks seven goals in winover North Melbourne

Skipper Nick Riewoldt hasbounced back to his bestform wit h a seven-goal haul inSt Kilda's 52-point win overNorth Melbourne on Sundayat Eithad Stadium.

The third-placed Saintstrailed by seven points at quarter-time but powered ahead withseven goals to one in the secondterm before Riewoldt delightedSaints fans with a four-goal effort inthe third quarter.

S tKilda's 17.13( 1 1 5 ) t oNor th 's 9 .9(63) may nots e n d a n ys h i v e r s

through thespines of theCol l ingwoodand Geelongcamps but itshowed theSaints remaindetermined tohave an impact in September.

"It's up to us to continue toimprove so we're in a position tochallenge," Riewoldt said afterthe match.

It was Riewoldt's sixthgame back from hamstringsurgery as the blond powerhouse

fine-tuned for the finals before amodest crowd of 23,118 with 19possessions, 10 marks and 7.5.

Brendon Goddard (37possessions) and Jason Gram,along with midfielder LennyHayes, helped put the Saints incontrol as the Kangaroos wereoutclassed.

Lachie Hansen kickedfour goals for North and SamWright had three while BradyRawlings was busy in midfieldand Nathan Grima was strong indefence.

North now sit one-and-a-half games outside the top eightwith only two rounds left.

The inconsistent Hansen,after producing only 19 goals inas many games this season, wasdominant early on Sunday.

T h e K a n g a r o o sovercame a series of kickingerrors in midfield to go ahead byseven points at quarter-time, withHansen kicking two of North'sthree goals in the opening term.

But the Saints started to

cash in on the brilliance ofmidfielder Hayes by kicking thefirst seven goals of the secondquarter, with North's only goalcoming through a mark fromHansen at the 30-minute mark.

R i e w o l d t w a s abreathtaking sight, taking marksat full speed, and had kicked two

goals by half-time with St Kildaleading by 29 points.

The Saints skipper addedfour goals to his tally in the thirdquarter, three of which came fromfree kicks, while North also kickedfour goals including two fromWright.

Riewoldt milked another50-metre penalty from an angryScott Thompson who knockedthe ball away after being out-marked at the seven-minute markof the last quarter, as Riewoldtslotted through his seventh goal.

The Saints f in ished

strongly with a four-goal finalquarter to North's one major.

Gram appeared to havehis number taken during the firstquarter for a head-high bump.

T h e S a i n t s h o s tRichmond at Etihad Stadium onSaturday and the Kangaroosface West Coast at Subiaco thefollowing day as North skipperBrent Harvey plays his 300thgame.

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Former Kangaroos andState of Origin star DavidPeachey achieved morethan he bargained for whenhe went to New Zealand ona rugby league mission - heended up signing on for arugby union side.

The 36-year-old is to havea trial on Saturday for the minordivision side King Country, the

h o m eprovince of formerAll Blacks greatColin Meads.

King CountryRugby Union chiefexecutive DavidT r e w a v a s s a i dPeachey was "very,very keen" and hispedigree meant itwas worth seeingwhether he could

adapt quickly tounion.If the trial is a success,

Peachey could stay with the side.Sydney-based Peachey

was a full-back who played 257NRL games until 2007, mostly forthe Cronulla Sharks.

He also played four Stateof Origin matches for New SouthWales and one for Australia.

He was approached byTrewavas during a recent visit to

Peachey giving NZ rugby a goNew Zealand when he was

exploring the prospect of the Sharksplaying an NRL match in the centralNorth Island town of Taupo, hiswife's home town.

"I got chatting to him and Isaid 'would you be interested incoming and playing for the mightymaroons?'

"He was quite excited aboutit, he said 'oh the wife would love tocome back for three or fourmonths'," Trewavas said.


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AFL chief executive AndrewDemetriou has slammed theS e v e n N e t w o r k a sexploitative for the way it hasp romo ted Ben Cous ins 'controversial doc umentary.

Seven will screen Such isLife: The Troubled Times of BenCousins over two nights, on August25 and 26, in the lead-up to round22.

S e v e n h a s b e g u npromoting the documentary, the

te l l -a l l ta le o f theBrownlow medallist's descentinto drug addiction.

Demetriou said on Fridaythe AFL had lodged a complaintwith one of its broadcasters overthe way Seven had stirredinterest.

"I'm just disappointedwith the way it's been promoted,"Demetriou said.

"The Seven Network hasbeen pretty ordinary the way

they've put it up ontheir ads in Packed to theRafters, which is a familyprogram.

"They certainly didthat without our knowledge.They were supposed to

work with us in the way thati t wa s g o in g to b epromoted." I fo u n d th a t p r e t t y

distasteful."We have (complained),

but they're all about ratings andexploitation, so I was prettydisappointed."

One of Seven's promotionsstarts with the former West Coaststar and now Richmond playerlooking at the camera and saying:"I'm Ben Cousins and I'm a drugaddict."


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O'Donnell's fate lays with scans

Old-fashioned forward...NeilHenry said O'Donnell will beremembered for his passionand workrate.

Knee scans on Monday willdetermine whether fiery NorthQueensland fo rward LukeO'Donnell has played his lastmatch in a colourful 12-year NRLcareer.

O ' Do n n e l l f a ce s a nanxious wait after limping offRobina on Saturday night with asuspected grade two medialligament strain which is expectedto rule him out for the rest of theseason.

Wi th th e s t r u g g l i n gCowboys, who have tasted theleast number of wins (five) of any

club in 2010, well out of finalscontention, the New South Walesback rower is set to play out hisca r e e r w i th E n g l i sh c l u bHuddersfield.

North Queensland isholding on to faint hopes ofreceiving some welcome goodnews late Monday but O'Donnell,29, cut a dejected figure after their37-18 loss to the Gold Coast.

The former Test locksustained the injury in a match-

turning play in the62nd minute when bulldozingTitans prop Luke Baileybashed over from closerange to stop the visitors'momentum a f te r theystormed back from a 19-0half-time deficit to 19-18.

W h e n M a r k

Minichiello crossed threeminutes later Gold Coast hadsealed its fourth straight winand second place on thecompetition ladder.

Fearing it was his lastgame in a controversial 168-game career, which startedwith Balmain in 1999,Cowboys coach Neil Henrysays O'Donnell will be longremembered for his passion,

toughness and outstandingwork-rate.

"There's not too manymen who have the work rate (he

produces) in the midfield andhe's a throwback to a bygoneera," Henry said.

"I think that's why (Bluescoach) Craig Bellamy liked himso much for Origin.

"He was built for thatarena. He would be the first toadmit he's had a short fuse atsome times and would regretsome actions on the field but it'snot through a lack of effort anddoing his best for his team andplaying with passion."

T h a t p a s s i o n g o tO'Donnell in trouble again on

Saturday night when he hitstand-out Coast ful l -backPreston Campbell high in atackle and then lashed out whenhooker Nathan Friend tookexception.

Both O'Donnell andFriend were sin-binned after aheated scuffle.

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"Probably neither of themdeserved to go," he said. "I justwish they would get rid of it."

Cowboys interchangeforward Dane Hogan also faces

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Mark Williams, Western Bulldogs' Rodney Eade say AFL'sdata is flawed

The AFL is under fire forusing supposedly flaweddata to draw the linkb e t w e e n r i s i n ginterchange rotations andincreasing injury rates.

As the AFL Commissionprepares to cap the use of theinterchange bench - probably to80 for each team in a game - PortAdelaide premiership coachMark Williams says the injurydata put to the Laws of the Gamecommittee is misguided.

"It includes injuries fromtraining - injuries that havenothing to do with interchangerotations on game day," he said.

The former Power coachquestioned how young midfielderHamish Hartlett's quad injuriesfrom a 20-minute kicking sessionat Alberton could be traced backto interchange rotations - or theback injury rookie-listed DannyMeyer suffered getting out of hiscar to play in the SANFL withGlenelg.

AFL football operationschief Adrian Anderson concededthe injury data commissioned bythe league from its medicalofficers was "multi-factoral"rather than filtered.

He insists, however, thetrend of increasing use ofinterchange rotations has led to a

faster game and a greaterrisk of injury.

Western Bulldogs coachRodney Eade, as with Williams,disputes the AFL's figures. He sayshe can bring up numbers to makethe counter argument.

"Collingwood and us werethe highest rotations in 2009 andhad the least amount of injuries,"Eade said. "That's just backing upour thoughts. So we're not sure thatcap on interchanges will actuallydecrease injuries."

Eade opened the coach'srejection of restricting interchangesby calling the Laws of the Gamecommittee's options as "bulls...".

"None of the above," hesaid when asked which of the threeoptions he favoured.

"They talk of capping it at 80and that includes changes made atthe breaks," he said. "It's crap. Howcan you include changes at thebreaks? It's bulls..."

Eade warns the capping ofthe interchange will stop AFL teamsfrom carrying a second ruckmanchanging off the bench.

"The second ruckmanmight be in danger," he said. "So,you're actually changing theposition of one player and he mightstruggle to get a game.You may gofor a running type rather than asecond ruckman.

"It will become more of afitness-based game rather thanrepeat speed. So therefore you

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Ablett gets one more chance to shineIt may come down to gut feelrather than form or attitude forGold Coast to determine i f NathanAblett is worthy of an AFLcontract.

Ablett has been on notice forthe past month to prove his worth tothe Suns and secure a spot on their2011 list and possibly alongside

older brother Gary, who is heavilytipped to join the fledgling club fromGeelong.

However, Nathan Ablett hasmissed the Suns' last two VFLmatches with a virus, after being alate withdrawal against Werribee atSouthport on Saturday.

Wi th on ly one matchremaining, Suns coach GuyMcKenna says he and the club'srecruiting guru Scott Clayton willhave a dilemma on their hands if the24-year-old fails to play the final

m a t c h a g a i n s tCollingwood at Victoria Park.

"He wasn't quite rightagain," McKenna said.

"He was feeling crook andhad a fever last week ... and didthe warm-up on Friday and was nogood.

"(If he doesn't play against

Collingwood's VFL team) we haveto make that decision with Scotto n ce a g a in a s w e h a veascertained our list.

"We'd make that call andfingers crossed he plays and wedon't have to do that."

Nathan Ablett's savinggrace is that he can hold down akey position which is a troublingarea for the Suns.

Gold Coast has a goodsprinkling of midfielders, smallforwards and run-with defenders

who will make the grade butno stand-out key position players.

H i g h - p r o f i l e r e c r u i tKarmichael Hunt is earmarked fordefence, but only as a second or thirdkey defender and he has now beenput on ice until next year after failingto get a kick against the Tigers atSouthport.

McKenna says Hunt isphysically spent and needs sometime away from the game aftercoming off a six-month stint playingrugby in France before joining theSuns midway through the VFLseason.

"We only wanted to play himfor three or four games and he waskeen to continue and that wasfantastic," said McKenna.

"He blew a f lat , andeverything is OK but he is physicallyspent.

Demetriou shoots st raight on goal-post ruleAFL chief executive Andrew

Demetriou says he is against acontroversial proposal to changethe scoring system which wouldsee a goal awarded if the ball wentthrough after hitting the post.

"It actually came from acouple of clubs. That was thesuggestion to try to alleviate thisissue a round the sco r ing , "Demetriou told ABC1's Offsidersprogram.

"I don't like it. It's worthgetting looked at.

"But I don't know abouthitting the post.

"Some people have alreadycommented that they like it and

there's lots of others that don't like it."Essendon coach Matthew

Knights says the proposal "takesaway the theatre of the game".

Demetriou says it is only acoincidence that this week's AFLannouncements of a series of rule-change proposals came after a weekof poor goal-umpiring decisions.

He says he is also against avideo-review of contentious scoringdecisions.

"It will be something that

(AFL football operations generalmanager) Adrian Anderson looksat," Demetriou said.

"I don't like stoppages inour game. I don't like having to gosomewhere for 30 seconds.

"We have got a situationwhere we have got players whobring the ball back in quickly andthe thought of stopping to wai t for avideo review, I'm not quite sure.

"I just think we've got tominimise our errors. We've hadthree or four (goal-umpiring)errors in the last couple of weeks.

"But I think in the main ourgoal umpires do a pretty good job."

The AFL has three optionsfor putting a limit on interchangerotations, which have become akey tactical ploy.

Two opt ions involvesubstitute players and one is a capof 80 interchanges per match.

The league is concernedincreased rotations lead to moreinjuries.

Demetriou defended theinterchange proposals against y

accusations from NorthMelbourne coach Brad Scott thatthey had been introduced on a"hunch".

"They've got four to fiveyears now of injury data. They're notbasing it on hunches," Demetriousaid.

Collingwood coach Mick

Malthouse, whose ladder-leadingMagpies have pioneered high-rotation tactics, has been a leadingcritic of a possible cap oninterchange.

Demetriou says Malthouseand other coaches are entitled to"exploit" the interchange rules asthey currently stand.

"That's fair enough under therules. But we do have someinformation (on medical research)now that we do have to look at," he


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