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Its All About Bali

THIS WEEK

Current News

Sports News

Joke Corner

World News

Crossword

Horoscopes

Sudoku

There Ought to be a Law!PLN Wants Bali to PassLaws Controlling KiteFlying Activities

The State ElectricalBoard (PLN) is recommendingto the provincial government ofBali that local regulations beurgently formulated addressingkite flying.

T h e p r o p o s e dregulations, according to PLN,should contain rules covering

specific locations in which kiteflying is allowed and limitationson maximum height permitted for kiteflying.

According to Beritabali.com, theregulations urged by PLN are neededto end the frequent power outagescaused by kites that get entangled onpower lines and transformers.

The area manager for executionand maintenance for PLN in Bali,Wayan Bujana, said that between 2006and 2010 there have been 5 instances

of total blackouts in Bali, 3 ofwhich are linked to short circuits causedby errant kites.

An island-wide electrical blackoutin Bali can cause financial lossesestimated to be as much as Rp. 8 billion(US$860,000). This figure does notinclude damage to equipment causedby power failures.

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Stephen WilliamsPhone:(+62) 857 3812 8589Email: [email protected]

BA-V367JIMBARAN

Beds: 2 Baths: 2 Built: 200Plot: 200

Contemporary villa-Hillsideviews

Pool, AC, Garage-fullyfurnished

Minutes to Dreamland

USD 350,000Freehold

BA-V356KUTA

Beds: 4 Baths: 4 Built: 300Plot: 215

Gated Estate - Fullyfurnished

Shared pool - Family home2 km to Kuta beach

IDR 3,600,000,000Freehold

BA-V389JIMBARANBeds:3 Baths: 3 Built: 578

Plot: 500Freehold - Peaceful

environmentFully furnished Ocean

ViewsMinutes to Jimbaran beach

EUR 490,000Freehold

BA-V425JIMBARANBeds: 5 Baths: 5 Built: 392

Plot: 515Contemporary - Private pool

Fully furnished - Ocean viewsMinutes to Jimbaran beach

USD 515,000.00Freehold

Contact:

BA-V429JIMBARANBeds: 4 Baths: 4 Built: 400

Plot: 500Contemporary - Ocean views

Fully furnished - Largeswimming pool

Close to beach - 20 minsAirport

USD 450,000.00 99yrsLeasehold

BA-A32NUSA DUA

Beds: 2 , Baths: 2 , Built:200sqm , Plot: 200sqm

Freehold - Modern - Fullyfurnished

Absolute beachfront - 5 starresort area

30 min to Airport

USD 299,000Leasehold 44 years

Stephen WilliamsPhone:(+62) 857 3812 8589 Email: [email protected]

Jl. Raya Uluwatu 111x, Jimbaran 80364, Bali, Indonesiatel +62 (0) 361 703208 www.exotiqproperty.com


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determined that themosque's caretaker lit ag a s s t o v e t h a taccidentally set fire tocurtains in one room ofthe complex.

T h e f i r e t h a t

consumed the mosquea n d m o m e n t a r i l ypanicked local residentsstarted at around 10:30am. Efforts by fire fighters,aided by communitymembers, localized thedamage, preventing itfrom spreading to otherhomes in the crowdedhousing complex.

After the fire, the mosque isno longer useable as a place ofprayer by the communitiesMuslims.

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B a n y u n i n g a n dPenguyangan in Singaraja thatsaw police forced to deploy awater cannon to prevent theconflict from widening.

Wedana Jati said the firewas due to mistakes made by a

caretaker at the mosque. Basedon preliminary investigations andinterviews of witnesses, it was

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T : +62(0)361 776604 +62(0)361 771540 M : 081 999 039 518

Police: Fire atM o s q u e i nSingaraja, NorthBali Accidental

Be r i t a b a l i . co mreports from Singaraja,

N o r t h Ba l i t h a t adevastat ing f ire onSaturday, August 11,2012, at the Al AsriMosque located on JalanAhmad Yani is beingtreated by police asunintentional.

According to thehead of operations at theBuleleng police station,Police Commissioner Ida PutuWedana Jati, the fire thatdestroyed the mosque was notdue to sabotage or criminality.

Official assurances that thefire was unintentional were made

by the police in Buleleng in themidst of clashes between youngmen from the two sub-districts of

Fire at North Bali Mosque

"When you as a guest come under our roofyour absolute happiness is our personal

responsibility ... Warren Mead

Jl Pratama, Tanjung Benoa, Nusa Dua150 m past Ramada Hotel

T: +62 (0) 361 776604 | M: +62 (0) 81999039518E: [email protected] | W: www.meadsinbali.com

without human supervision, arefrequently linked to catastrophicresults when the kites crash to theearth during the evening hours.

Bali has an existing KiteFlying regulation passed in 2000stipulating the altitude and

proximity of kite flying nearthe traffic patterns of Bali'sNgurah Rai International Airport.


Continued from page 1Wayan Bujana said the proposedregulations should also containlaws forbidding people leavingtheir kites unattended overnight.Kites held to the earth withwooden or steel stakes, but

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Kuta is nestled between Jl. Bakungsari to thesouth and Jl. Melasti to the north.

Kuta is the best known of all the villages in Bali, oftenmaligned, but loved by many. Kuta gets its so called badreputation from the early days of travel to Bali whereeverybody, particularly the young crowd, hung out and gotwrecked. Footpaths didn't exist, open drains ran down theside of unmade roads. Shopping was sarongs and T-shirts

and hawkers who sold just about anything.Times have changed and Kuta has grown up, gone

are the unmade roads and open drains. Footpaths, althoughnarrow, run both sides of the main streets. The hawkers arestill there - part of the character of the place.

Sarongs and T-shirts are still sold but now there areCD shops, boutiques, small trendy bars and restaurants andeven Department Stores. Kuta boasts the world's first"themed" Hard Rock Hotel.

Imagine going into a huge one level shopping centrethat would take about 45 minutes to walk from one end to theother with small walkways branching off in every direction,now add cars, motorbikes and the odd temple ceremony.This is what the middle of Kuta is like except it doesn't have aroof. Just find a small caf (Warung), sit back and watch, it'sgreat!

The hawkers in Kuta can be aggressive, but if youdon't want to buy - don't make eye contact. Don't sayanything and there will generally be no problems.

The beach at Kuta is wide and usually has good surf inthe late afternoon. Kuta beach isn't really a place to si t if youdon't like crowds.

In keeping with the Kuta theme, it is more of a socialoccasion, where you meet the locals and other tourists andyou don't have to move for anything - the hawkers will bring itto you. Late afternoon is best about 3 - 4pm, sunsets, soccergames, and just a great place for a walk.

If being involved and having everything close by;if you want to party or just shop, Kuta is the place. Evenif you don't stay there, don't go home without visitingKuta at least once, maybe twice... three times?

KUTA

AP-026

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION

This stunning 1 bedroom apartment situated in Poppies Lanethe ever popular area of KUTA is completed to a very high

western standard and is being offered as a 24 year Leaseholdwith an option for an extension.

The Apartments will be managed by a well respectedManagement Company and have projected occupancy rates of80% per annum which will provide for a very healthy Return

on Investment.The Apartment is very well designed with the shared swimmingpool area on the top floor with an all day Restaurant servicing

the pool area, and an indoor Restaurant on the 1st floor.There is no limit on the amount of time the owner wish toutilize the Apartment and the Management Company will

maintain and rent the Apartment for the balance of the year.Situated in the best area for holiday rentals with easy access to

the famous Kuta beach viewing is a must!!!

Price: USD 175,000

Location: Kuta

Jl. Sunset Road 10X, Kerobokan, BaliPh.+62 361 8475955/Fax.+62 361 8475682

www.xpbali.com/[email protected]


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day again readers and welcome to the IndonesianIndependence Day, Hari Raya, Idulfitri edition of the BestGPaper In Bali. The Kuta weekly congratulates Indonesia on its

independence and hopes everyone enjoys their Hari Raya holidays. As aconsequence of the holidays this will be the last issue for a few weeks asit seems almost the entire nation stops, much the same as the Christmasholidays back home. A great time to be on the island or in the republic.

Last week's editorial covered an age old issue that occurs here on theisland, and I guess all over the world, being the flapping of gums by people that don't know what they aretalking about, and boy didn't it stir up a pot full of feathers amongst a few paranoid people. We had emails,phone calls, and meeting requests from people wanting to confirm that what was said was not about them.The funny thing is it was a broad overview and a written gesticulation of a silly little rumour about a goodfriend of mine that inspired my ramble, so, Please folks try to keep in mind, if you don't know aboutsomething then keep your mouth shut. My dear old dad always told me, Discretion is the better part ofvalour and after thinking about it for 25 years plus, I get it now, even if you know something aboutsomething its best left alone and not disclosed as it's not your business. Everybody is and expert, everybodyknows better, with most people not being able to keep a secret. Life's good..

Moving along this week, I did get the chance to catch the closing ceremony of the London Olympics at the Y-BAR very early Monday morning with Mr Steve, who was good enough to get some staff sorted for the eventand was happy to help drink a few bottles of champagne with us, and I will say cheers for making it happenmate. A big thanks goes out to all the other expats and holiday makers that enjoyed it at the Y-bar. I believethe editor has put the top ten medal tallies on page 14. I think at the end of the day it was a great success for

Britain and I'm looking forward to the Rio Games in four years.

On the subject of games, I guess I'd better give the A.F.L footy a mention this week seeing the Mighty Piestook back the top spot on the ladder, even though Sydney appear to hold the position due to for and against, Itwas a close game but Collingwood came through in the end. The Kangaroos had a great win putting them tosixth spot, which was a nice hop for them (pardon the pun) and it seems Freo finds itself outside the eight atthis point. Geelong's top four chances have all but evaporated, with them having to really get a move on toretain any chance of holding the cup this year. The fourth spot at this point could be anyone's, even though theHawks are there at the minute, they have a potentially easy ticket, this week against the Suns, but thefollowing two rounds will be a decent challenge for them to keep that spot. Only a few weeks to go till thefinals series, along with the yearly tipping coming to an end for 2012 so get ready for a party.

Ok folks I'm gonna move on and prepare fora few weeks holiday along with all the stafffor Idulfitri, I hope all our Indonesian friendsenjoy their time and have a great timevisiting families back in the many villages

throughout the archipelago. I hope the mostof you travel well, stay safe, happy, healthyand always remember, the problem with theworld is that the intelligent people are full ofdoubts, while the stupid ones are full ofconfidence.'

Enjoy your week,

ALIASJ.

BALI THE RIGHT WAY

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For further Enquiries contact to

FRANK SCOTT at [email protected]


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THIS WEEK SPORT PROGRAMS @ Kuta Townhouses

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Jl. Poppies I, Pasar Agung, Kuta, Bali Ph : (0361) 761464, Fax : (0361) 755998

e-mail : [email protected] website : www.kutatownhouses.com


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5.30 PMCOLLINGWOOD Vs NORTH MELB5.30 PMB. LIONS Vs ADELAIDE

Sun da y, 19 Aug 20 12

11.00 AMPORT ADELAIDE Vs WEST COAST E.

Friday, 17 Aug 20 12

GEELONG Vs St. KILDA 6.30PM

12 NOONGWS Vs MELBOURNE

Frida y, 17 Aug 20 12

FRIDAY CHARCOAL SPIT ROASTRoast PORKRoast BEEF

Roast LAMB

Roast CHICKENAdult Rp. 85,000 - Kid (under 10) Rp. 55,000

Served Buffet Style:Roast Potatoes, Roast Pumpki n, Roast Carrot,Cauliflower (white sauce), Green Beans,

Corn on the cob with Gravy + sauces

FRIDAY CHARCOAL SPIT ROAST

1.00 PMBULLDOGS Vs SYD. SWANS

Sa n Migu el

D r augh t Bee r

Small @Rp. 16,000

Large @Rp. 21,000

HAPPY HOURS Buy 1 GET 1 FREEFrom 3:30pm to 5:30pm

Monday - Fr iday (week ly)

11.45 AMESSENDON Vs CARLTON

2.30 PMFREMANTLE Vs RICHMOND

2.30 PMHAWTHORN Vs GOLD COAST

Sun da y, 19 Aug 20 12

5.30 PMBULLDOGS Vs WEST TIGERS

Mon da y, 20 Aug 20 12

Sa turd a y, 18 Aug 20 12

3.30 PMRAIDERS Vs ROOSTERS 5.30 PMSHARKS Vs RABBITOHS

12 NOONTITANS Vs EELS10.00 AMWARRIORS Vs PANTHERS2.00 PMSEA EAGLES Vs KNIGHTS

7.30 PMBRONCOS Vs STORM

Thursda y, 16 Aug 2012

Thur sda y, 16 Aug 2012

Footy Shows 9.15 PM

Footy Shows 7.30 PM

DUE TO INDONESIAN HOLIDAY, KUTA WEEKLY WILL NOT BE PRINTED NEXT WEEK.

ALL GAMES WILL B E LIVE NEXT WEEKEND @KU TA TOWNHOUSES

Moto GP Indianapol isMonday @12.30am (Live)

Monday @1.00pm (Replay)AUSTRALIA vs NEW ZEALAND

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SEMINYAKWorld renowned for its

s tunning sunsets , bars &restaurants that offer some of thefinest dinning in Asia along with itschic and stylish fashion boutiques,Seminyak has now proved itself asthe most popular destination forboth high net investors, seekingfantastic returns and tourists alike.

No matter where you are inSeminyak, you are only minutesfrom the beaches! The area notonly offers all the buzz andexcitement required to enhanceyour holiday experience, but alsop r o v i d e s i n v e s t o r s w i t hopportunity to benefit from thehighest rental yield that the islandhas to offer.

CANGGUUntil recently, perceived

as something of a hippy hideaway,the attraction and popularity of

Canggu has caught the notice of bothmainstream buyers and investorsalike. As prices in trendy Seminyakarea continue to shoot sky high, alarge number of buyers are nowopting for the more sedate pace ofexpat country lifestyle.

The area not only offers all thefirst class amenities you would expectlike an international school, worldclass championship golf course andan extremely well healed memberonly country club but also boast bars,restaurants and beaches that wehave come to adore here on Theisland of the Gods with very largeplots, superbly designed villas veryclose, if not on the beach, at far morereasonable prices, The Canggu areais fast becomingthe epitome of a lifestyle purchasersdream.

BALI, LOCATION TO SUIT EVERYONE

XANADU VILLAS

AUSTRALIAN OWNED & MANAGED

VILLAS FOR SALE & RENT

VIL LAS FOR RENT2 Bedroom, 2 Bathr oom, P r i va te Poo lFully Equipped......GREAT SERVICE !

AUD$160 perNigh t(Up to 6 pax. Includes Transfers)

SEMINYAK

VILL AS FOR SALE1 Bedroom - Pr iva te Pool V i l lasFrom AUD$150,000

2 Bedroom - Pr iva te Pool V i l las

From AUD$200,000

PHONE: 0857 3817 8411 Email : er ic @xanadu vi l las.comweb: xanaduv i l las .com

Jl. Dewi Saraswat i 2 No. 99, Seminyak, Bal i , Indonesia

RV-1140FREEHOLD IN CANGGU

This one bedroom villa sits on 169 m2 offreehold land in Brawa, only minutesCanggu club and Brawa beach. Fully

furnished this villa has open plan kitchen,dining and living area complete with plungepool, big storage areas and private parking

space. Simply and practically build inBalinese style this one level villa comes

fully furnished.

Price: Rp. 1,600,000,000

Location: Canggu




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Wa r r i o r s Vs Pa n t h e r s 1 0 . 0 0 a m

Ti t a n s V s Ee l s 1 2 n o o n

Sea Eagles Vs Knights 1 .00pm

St . George Vs Cowboys 1.00p m

Bulldogs Vs West Tigers

F r id a y 1 7 / 0 8 / 2 0 1 2

S a t u rd a y 1 8 / 0 8 / 2 0 1 2

S u n d ay 1 9 / 0 8 / 2 0 1 2

Gee long Vs S t . k i lda 5 .30pm

E ssendon Vs Car l ton 11 .30am

GWS Vs Melbou rne 12 noonF r e m a n t l e V s R i c h m o n d 2 . 3 0 p m

Col l ingwood Vs Nor th Melb 5 .30pm

Brisbane L ions Vs Ade la ide 5 .00pm

P or t ade la ide Vs Wes t Coas t 11 .00am

Bul ldogs Vs S yd . S wans 1 .00pm

Hawtho rn Vs Go ld Coas t 2 .30pm

Bal i Ha i P remium Rp . 15 ,000

Bin tang Rp . 17 ,000

San M ig L igh t Rp . 20 ,000M ix Max Rp . 20 ,000

Ha t ten Wines Rp . 29 ,000

BLEDISLOE CUPS a t u r d ay , 1 8 / 0 8 / 1 2

AUSTRALIA Vs NEW ZEALAND 6 .30 pm

So u t h Afr i c a Vs Ar g e n t i n a 1 0 .5 0 p m

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RV-1280REAL INDONESIAN LIVING

A 3 bedroom 2 storey very well built Balinesehouse in the heart of Kerobokan, 4 ARE of

Freehold land situated in a quiet gang not farfrom Cafe Mokka and Bali Buddha. An open

living area with the most intricate woodencarvings and outside kitchen with an upstairsroom that can be converted to a 4th Bedroom

should you so wish. A well kept garden,beautiful swimming pool, generous sized staffquarters, parking for 3 cars and electric gate

complete this property.

Price: Rp. 3,000,000,000

Location: Kerobokan

RV-1208FREEHOLD IN KEROBOKAN

If you are looking for a wonderful start uphome in Bali look no more. This propertystrategically located in Kerobokan to all ofthe conveniences. Only 5 minutes to Bali

Deli, easy access to Sunset bypass, therestaurants and all the shops. This brand new

property comes with 3 bedrooms, 2bathrooms, excellent paved access road, andmore this property is FREEHOLD match

with a great price.

Price: Rp. 1,300,000,000

Location: Kerobokan

RV-948 BEAUTIFUL BALINESE

A fantastic place to live in Bali strategicallylocated not far from Canggu and Denpasar. This

is a Pavilion style Joglo villa with 3 separatebuildings. 2 buildings contain the 4 en suite

bedrooms and the beautiful kitchen andliving/dining area and 5th bedroom is in the 3rd

building. Set in 8 Are the gardens arebeautifully kept and are complimented with an 8meter pool. Parking available for 2 good sizedcars. This has been priced very attractively in

order to obtain a quick sale.Price: EURO 150,000Location: Kerobokan

RV-953 PRICED TO SELL

This an opportunity to purchase a great villawhich has been completely renovated to a veryhigh standard as well as thoughtful designed.Set in 3 ARE in a superb location, open plan

with a decent size pool. A generous sizedmaster bedroom with en-suite that features a

beautiful outside shower. The kitchen has beenfinished with Italian granite worktops and thebathroom with 90 year old wood from MountKintamari. If you are looking for a great villa

at a sensible price then look no further.

Price: USD 175,000

Location: Kerobokan

RV-1004

CITY LIVING

We offer you brand new 2 bedroomshouse in Denpasar, a simple family livingenabling you to enjoy your daily activities

with rice field views in the city. It issurrounded by local houses and has agood access road towards other areas.

Perfect for family home with affordableprice

Price: Rp. 685,000,000

Location: Denpasar

RV-1113STRATEGICALLY LOCATED

This freehold villa sits on 1.8 are of freeholdland, single bedroom with en-suite bathroom all

on one level. Located strategically inKerobokan, this villa features open living/diningarea and modern kitchen area giving you directaccess to the plunge pool with Bale attached.

Surrounded by small beautiful garden, completewith secure parking this villa comes fully

furnished.

Price: Rp. 1,800,000,000

Location: Kerobokan


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An Island Bad at MathValidity of Bali's TourismStatistics Doubted

The Indonesian Associationof Tourism (GIPI) is openlyquestioning the accuracy andvalidity of statistics used toevaluate Bali tourism.

As reported by Bisnis Bali,GIPI claims the data compiled byregencies and metropolitangovernments in Bali is confusedand subject to overlaps.

C i t i n g a nexample, Wijayapointed to data onaccommodat ionsand hotels from theregencies and citiesin Bali as being

largely inaccurate;reported numbers farb e lo w t h e t r u enumber of roomsc o m m e r c i a l l yavailable for sale.

Official datai s s u e d b y t h egovernment statesthe total number ofsaleable rooms in Baliin 2010 stood at45,408 rooms, an u m b e r t h a tincreased to 55,000rooms in 2011.

At variance withthese figures are2009 figures thatclaimed 46,104 hotelrooms spread across2,175 hotels. Thosef i g u r e s a l s oestimated that 90% ofall hotel rooms werelocated in the regencyof Badung.

The chairmanof GIPI, NgurahWijaya, speaking at alimited discussion onBali tourism held atthe offices of Bali

Post, said the officialf i g u r e s o na cco mmo d a t io n ,hotels, villas and innsare inaccurate. Theseinaccurac ies, hecontends, are havinga negative effect ont h e f u t u r edevelopment of Balitourism.

This is very

ironic. How can Baliestablish a future master plan fortourism development if theexisting data is self-contradictoryand invalid? We need accuratedata in order to form a basis fordeveloping Bali's tourism both inshort, medium and long-term,declared Wijaya.

He said that he would soon

meet with Provincial PlanningAgency (Bappeda Bali), theCentral Statistic Bureau (BPS),the Center for Research onCulture and Tourism at UdayanaUn ive rs i t y and the loca lr e p r e se n t a t i ve s o f Ba n kIndonesia to d iscuss thesynchronization of tourism dataand statistics.

Wijaya complained thattourism development in Bali hassomehow shifted its focus fromtrue tourism to becoming a realestate industry. Visitors' desire toown a part of paradise, he said, isclosely linked to the sell-off of Bali

now underway.To stop the shift to selling

Bali to the world lot-by-lot, Wijayacalled on both the provincial andr e g i o n a l g o v e r n m e n tadministrat ions in Bali toi m p l e m e n t a t e m p o r a r ym o r a t o r i u m o n n e waccommodation projects.

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THE BUKITMuch has been written about

this dusty, arid and rugged area,which forms the southern most tip ofthe island.

Limestone cliffs of up to 100meters in heightprovide some of the best views in theworld, along with some desertedwhite sandy beaches.

Everyone wants a piece ofthis are, from international hotelchains such as Bvlgari, Versace andBanyan Tree, to establ ishedresidential villa developers looking forthat perfect plot. The area offerssecluded beaches, and exclusivity to

name but a few reasons why this isfast becoming the place to be.Prices have more than tripled in thearea over last 2 years alone with stillplenty of potential to be realized, sonow is a plan. Only a short 15minutes drive from the internationalairport, The Bukit is fast beingreferred to as the new MillionairesRow.

JIMBARANJimbaran is just south of the

airport and Kuta. This was formerly areal backwater of south Bali, just atiny fishing village with a dailymarket. That all started to change in

the 1980s and

Jimbaran isnow home toseveral worldclass 5 starbeach resorts,p l us a f ewm o r emoderatem i d - m a r k e thotels.

T h e r e i showever littlein the way of

budget accommodation and there arealso many high-end villas in this area,particularly on the ridges of highground above Jimbaran Bay. This hasresulted in monikers such as the"Beverly Hills of Bali" or "Millionaire'sRow".

The bay itself has a pleasantwhite sand beach and is very safe forswimming. The three clusters ofgrilled seafood restaurants on thebeach are a major tourist draw in theevenings, as is the truly stunningsunset.

Jimbaran is also home to aNorwegian University, GatewayCollege, with around 500 studentsstudying athletics, philosphy, culture,

economics and journalism. Theschool is located in Kedongananclose to Sari Segara Resort and in Jl,Bantas Kau where it also has a smallcafe.

Jimbaran has an increasingnumber of rather chic shops but thereis little or no nightlife here. It has theadvantage of being a little closer toKuta and Seminyak and the culturalhighlights of Central Bali.



RV-1247

SIMPLE & TASTEFUL

Do you want to be close to one of themost beautiful beaches? Yes- That's

mean this nice villa is for you- in just5-10 min distance from Balanganbeach, Jimbaran beach with it's

famous seafood restaurants, NewKuta beach and golf cost or you can

stay at home and enjoy lazy leisure bythe pool. 3 bedrooms, spacey livingand kitchen area under alang-alangroof are build on 5 are of freehold

land. Good value! It would not staylong on the market!

Price: EURO 220,000

Location: Bukit


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KUTA WEEKLYREAL ESTATE GUIDE

As a foreigner, there is anumber of ways that canlead to you owning yourdream property in Bali.

The best option for you willdepend on your personal situation,the type of property, risk factors andthe type of investment model.Even though it states in Indonesianlaw that foreigners are not allowed tohold a 'freehold' land title, there areways that have been in practice for anumber of years that enableforeigners to control a freehold titleindirectly or to hold a leasehold titlein their own name.

RIGHT OF USE (HAK PAKAI)This is the right of use over

state-owned (crown land) orproperty owned by public or privatepersons/entities for a specificpurpose for (generally) a finite periodand occasionally for an indefiniteperiod. This land right may not besold, exchanged or transferredunless expl ici t ly state in anagreement.

Hak pakai may be held byand Indonesian individual or entity.

Or foreigner permanently domiciledin Indonesia, or a foreign legal entitywith a representative office inIndonesia such as foreign Banks,embassies, etc.

NOMINEE SYSTEM FORHAK MILIK

This structure is a regularlypracticed procedure in Indonesia,whereby the foreigner nominatesand Indonesian representative toacquire the land and to hold the'freehold' title (Hak Milik) on behalf ofthe foreigner.

Ownership of the land istransferred from the previous ownerto the Indonesian nominee.

The foreigner and theIndonesian nominee then sign anagreement which recognizes theIndonesian nominee as the legalowner of the property whilstdeclaring the foreigner as the rightfulowner of the property. Thisagreement denotes that theIndonesian nominee will carry outany directives from the foreignerregarding the land. This agreementmust always be concluded in thepresence of a public notary.

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Gathering European Storm CloudsBali Business LeadersSays European ArrivalsLikely to Decline inFace of ContinuingEconomic Crisis

T h e w i d e n i n g

economic crisis in Europe ispredicted to result ind e c l i n i n g n u mb e r o fEuropean visitors to Bali.

The chairman of theAssociation of IndonesianEntrepreneurs (APINDO),Panudiana Kuhn, said heexpects the expenditure ofEuropean visitors in upper classsegment will remain stable.

As reported by Bisnis Bali,Kuhn said outbound travel fromEurope to overseas destinations,including Bali, would decline asthe economies of the EuropeanUnion falter.

He said that any decline inEuropean travelers to Bali may becompensated by increasing levels

of domestic tourist arrivalsto the island. Kuhn said that hepredicts domestic tourism may

increase 20% in 2012.A c c o r d i n g t o

Balidiscovery.com and Bali by theNumbers, European touristarrivals to Bali for the periodJanuary-June 2012 totalled297,413 an increase of 4.1%over 2011.

The APINDO chairmanpredicts that four and five starhotels will be favored byEuropean visitors to Bali.

Kuhn said it will take Europeat least two years to emerge fromits current economic crisis or even

longer if firm steps are nottaken to address thatregion's economic ills.

He said that Europe's

s ickest economies o fGreece, Portugal and Spainremain minor markets to Bali.Meanwh i le , Europeantourists from Germany,France and Holland remainchief markets from Europe toBali.

Kuhn failed to mentionthe United Kingdom and Russia both of which remain majorplayers in term of Bali tourism.

Kuhn compared the currentEuropean economic crisis to thecrisis experienced by Indonesianin 1997-1998 and the Americaneconomic crisis of 2008.


Man crosses runways unseen at NY airportA New York City man easilyb r e a c h e d K e n n e d yInternational Airport 'ssecurity system by walkingundetected through tworunways and into a terminalafter becoming strandedon a personal watercraftin a nearby bay.

The 31 year old Daniel

Casillo swam to shore andthen walked past motionsensors and closed circuitcameras of the airport's stateof the art Perimeter IntrusionDetection System.

The $US100 million($A95 million) system ismeant to safeguard againstterrorists at one of thecountry's busiest airports.

Casillo climbed a

perimeter fence and madehis way to Terminal 3.

He approached a DeltaAirlines worker, who alertedauthorities.

Casillo was charged with

criminal trespass.The Port Authority said in a

statement that it took immediateaction to increase police patrols ofthe airport's perimeter.

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Aries March 21 to April 20Saturn throws a wet blanket over relationships mid-week anddemonstrative displays of affection are out, to be replaced bycool criticism. Take it in your stride and don't be afraid ofmaking mistakes. Be inspired by Julia Child [born on August15] The only real stumbling block is fear of failure. You'll feellike being creative, sporty or just super social this weekend.

Taurus April 21 to May 21Mid-week's Pluto aspects push your possessive/jealousybuttons while Uranus aspects stir unpredictable moods. Youmay also feel overwhelmed by extra responsibilities as Saturnincreases your work load [and you receive scant praise foryour efforts]. The rewards will come later. Sunday is abouttogetherness, as you share good times with family andfriends.

Gemini May 22 to June 21Do your relationships feel as if they're on auto-pilot?Saturday's New Moon urges you to find fresh ways to connectwith those around you. Expressing yourself in writing [or bydiscussing issues in your local community] sees younetworking like a pro, as you get your message out loud andclear. Sunday is fabulous for sharing your ideas in innovativenew ways.

Cancer June 22 to July 23Bossy behavior and possessive power-plays will get younowhere fast this week. Compromise is the catch-cry, as youstrive to keep your Crab claws well-hidden. And have youbeen talking about purchasing a big ticket item like a car,holiday or house? With the New Moon in your $$$ zone, it'stime to put your money where your mouth is and start savingASAP.

Leo July 24 to August 23Calling all Lions! Avoid being a right-royal bossy-boots this

week. Compromise and clear, considered communication willget you a lot further than temper-tantrums and prima donnabehavior. The Sun and Moon join up in your sign on Thursdayand Friday, so it's time for lively Leos to shine in positive andproductive ways. Sunday favors study and travel.

Libra September 24 to October 23Are you running around being what everyone else wants youto be? Librans have a strong need to please but, with Marsand Saturn hooking up in your sign, you must be proactiveand persistent about finding the real you. Your motto for themoment is from birthday great Coco Chanel How many caresone loses when one decides not to be something but to besomeone.

Scorpio October 24 to November 22Expect intense communication, as tricky transits triggeremotional outbursts and plenty of power games. The moreyou try to control others, the more they will resist. And are youreaching your full professional potential? The New Moonstimulates your Brilliant Career zone, so you need to creatework opportunities and explore all your options soonerrather than later.

Sagittarius November 23 to December 21You're fired up and ready for action. Which is just as wellbecause some people are getting sick and tired of yourenthusiastic offers of help [and extravagant promises]accompanied by no action. Face the facts Sagittarius it'stime to zip your lip, roll up your sleeves, walk your talk and getto work! When it comes to joint finances, be open andtransparent.

Capricorn December 22 to January 20This week's stars highlight your leadership qualities andyour control-freak tendencies. Don't dictate to others; the bestway you can lead is by example. There are professionalroadblocks you need to navigate to reach your destination.Aim to get the balance right between being proactive andbeing patient. On Sunday, a loved one surprises you bymaking an unexpected move.

Aquarius January 21 to February 19A close relationship heads into exciting [and unchartered]

territory. You enjoy sharing common interests but you canalso strike out on your own, and explore new hobbies andpassions. You're also ready to ruffle a few feathers, as yourrestless spirit goes looking for fun. Your bohemian side shinesbrightly this weekend, so tap into the adventurous Aquarianwithin.

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Virgo August 24 to September 23Money matters are on your mind so make sure all bills arepaid, and resist the urge to spend extra cash. Motivateyourself to get serious about saving rather than spending.The weekend is the time to re-discover your Virgo vigor andverve! Take a break from the madness around you andescape somewhere quiet and private, where you can relaxand rejuvenate.

Pisces February 20 to March 20Finances continue to be unpredictable no money onemoment and unexpected cash the next! Smart Fish willsquirrel extra dollars away to tide you over when times aretight. If you have unresolved health issues, perhaps you couldtry a different approach? And avoid being indecisive onSaturday. If you constantly avoid issues, then other peoplewill just make decisions for you.


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Barry White gives flamingos a love liftSeductive love songs bythe "Walrus of Love"Barry White have helpedencourage breedingamong a group of Chileanflamingos.

Classic tunes by the lateGrammy Award-winning soulsinger have been piped throughtheir enclosure at Drusillas Park inAlfriston, East Sussex, in an effortto make love blossom.

Staff at the park also playedsongs by Marvin Gaye alongside

p r e - r e c o r d e d m a t i n gvocalizations to conjure up acourtship between the flamingos.

Now their efforts have paidoff following the hatching of a chickto parents Maurice and Gabriella.

The birth has overjoyed

keepers who said it will help boostdwindling numbers of thethreatened species.

Populations have declined inthe wild mainly due to waterpollution, interference in theirwetland habitats, and humanactivity near breeding sites whichleads to birds abandoning their

nests.The arrival of the chick

marks the first successfulflamingo hatching at DrusillasPark since 2009.

Z o o m a n a g e r S u eWoodgate said "We are

absolutely delighted with theprogress of the flamingo chick.Keepers are hoping for

another baby soon, as theirflamingos are sitting on a furtherthree eggs which could hatch inup to three weeks following a 27to 31-day incubation period.

Toad suck tops list of odd town namesToad Suck, Arkansas haspipped Climax, Georgia andnot one but two Borings forthe dubious honour of "moste m b a r r a s s i n g o r

unfortunate" town name inthe US.Findmypast.com, a family

history website, said it asked 1754of its users in seven English-speaking countries to pick theirfavourites from a short list ofAmerican communities with

oddball names.Toad Suck's name harks

back to 19th century ArkansasRiver steamboat crews who,according to a local website, woulddrop in on the local tavern and

"suck" on liquor until they swelledlike toads.

Its biggest claim to fametoday is a popular spring festival,Toad Suck Dazes, that raisesmoney for scholarships.

Climax, a town of 300 at thehighest point of a railway line

be tween Savannah ,Georgia and the ChattahoocheeRiver, placed second, followedby Boring, Oregon alreadyfamous for twinning earlier thisyear with Dull, Scotland and

Boring, Maryland.Rounding out the list were

H o o k e r , O k l a h o m a ,A s s a w o m a n , V i r g i n i a ,Belchertown, Massachusetts,Roachtown, Illinois, Loveladies,New Jersey, Squabbletown,Ca l i fo rn ia and Monkey 's

Eyebrow, Kentucky."If there were an

Olympics for unlikelytown names, Americawould surely be good fora medal, if not the gold,"said Josh Taylor, ag e n e a l o g i s t a n ds p o k e s p e r s o n f o r

Findmypast.com.Another website,

Accuracyproject .org,features a thorough list ofunusual American placenames, including TwoEgg, Florida, BaconDelaware, Toast NorthCarolina, Hot Coffee,Mississippi and MilkSprings, Alabama.

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August 17th, Indonesia's IndependencePreparations for the patriotic celebrations begin

weeks before the 17th of August. High-rise officebuildings around town sprout large banners or lighteddesigns, fences around the presidential palace and manygovernment offices are draped in red and white bunting,malls decorate in red and white and hold Independence

Day sales, the city administration spendsbig bucks to create a unique series of red and

white lighted decorations all over the country, housingcomplexes repaint their main gate decorated withindependence themes. The whole country takes on a redand white hue andthe words DirgahayuR I ( L o n g l i v eIndonesia!) can beseen everywhere.

P o l i t i c a lobservers, socialscientists and thosewith opinions write' Insights ' in thenewspapers andmagazines on thecountry's progresssince independenceand challenges forthe future as well asdiscussions on what the founding fathers would thinkof various conditions in society today.

Neighbourhood associations often coordinatespecial activities for the neighbourhood children andmay request donations from homeowners to sponsorgames and prizes for the children. Schools holdcontests to see which class can decorate their room inthe most patriotic manner as well as holding gamesand races amongst classes.

TV shows commemorating the struggle forindependence are aired for weeks before and afterindependence day. All-star musical extravaganzas areheld in various venues and broadcast throughout thearchipelago.

Neighbourhood associations, or your local RT(neighbourhood head), may organize a cleanup of the

area or kerja bakti. Drains are swept, weeds are cutback, debris is burned and public areas are repainted.Women are asked to provide snacks to the hard workingmen. Homeowners may be requested by the RT to fly theIndonesian flag for a set period of time before and afterthe holiday. Businesses may be asked to makecontributions to fund an extravaganza of fireworks andentertainment in major cities as well as for other morelocalized festivities. In years past, neighborhood headswould ask homeowners to paint their homes, at least thefront, in preparation for the big day.

The President delivers the State of the NationAddress to the members of the House of

Representatives, diplomatic corps and honoredguests on the day before Independence Day.

On August 17thThe most solemn ceremony is the flag hoisting at

the National Palace, televised live. Full of pomp andcircumstance and conducted basically the same way each

year, it is a spectacle of the greatest respect and h onor forthe flag and the Republic. The ceremonies are led by thePresident and Vice President, and attended by thecabinet, military brass, family members of the current andpreceding president, diplomatic corps and honored

guests. High School students from throughout thearchipelago are chosen for their marching skills andput on a show of intricate steps and turns to hoist theflag. The military is out with all its brass in highshine, standing smartly at attention in their dressuniforms.

While the solemn ceremonies are takingplace, neighborhoods gear up for fun and games forthe kids. Krupuk (shrimp chips) eating contests,bike decorating, games, races and lots of fun fill the

day. The womena r e b u s y i ncooking conteststo see who canmake the biggestkrupuk or themost del iciousnasi tumpeng.

One of them o s t p o p u l a rgames i s t hePanjat Pinang. AnAreca palm trunkis erected in a

public area and well greased with a mixture of cl ay and oil.At the top are hung various prizes like bikes and TVs.Whoever makes it to the top wins the prize. Needless tosay there are a lot of slippery, muddy kids and grownupsalike climbing over each other and struggling to reach thegoal. A good time is had by all, especially the crowdwatching the gaiety.Dirgahayu RI Long live Indonesia!

Kerja bakti Volunteer work conducted for the good ofthe communityKrupukShrimp chipsMonas Area surrounding Monumen Nasional (NationalMonument),called Monas or Merdeka Square.Nasi tumpeng Cone of yellow rice, with various dishes,served at ceremoniesPanjat Pinang Game commonly held on IndonesianIndependence DayRT Neighborhood head, neighborhood unit - RukunTetangga

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Kangaroo on the hop in Germanyfences.H o f f m a n s a y s t h e

kangaroos got out of their

A kangaroo is on the hopi n G e r m a n y a f t e rbreaking out of awildlife park, withthe help of a foxand a wild boar.

Michael Hoffman,

assistant head of theHochwildschutzparkHunsrueck west ofFrankfurt, says the malekangaroo was one ofthree that escaped atthe weekend after ayoung fox and wild boarfrom nearby woods dugh o l e s u n d e r t h e i rperimeter and exterior

enclosure at night andone remains on the run.

Naked drunk country star arrestedRandy Travis has beencharged with driving whileintoxicated and threateninglaw officers after the countrysinger crashed his car andw as found naked andcombative at the scene,

officials say.A photo released by the

Grayson County Sheriff's Officeshows a battered-looking Travis ina T-shirt, with a black eye and driedblood on his face.

He later walked out of jail on$US21,500 ($A20,450) bondwearing scrubs, a University ofTexas baseball cap and no shoes.

It was the second Texasarrest this year for Travis, who wascited in February for publicintoxication.

A car registered to Travis, 53,drove off the road about midnight,said Tom Vinger, spokesman for

the Texas Department of PublicSafety.

The vehicle had strucks e v e r a l b a r r i c a d e s i n aconstruction zone.

Vinger said Travis madethreats against Texas HighwayPatrol troopers and was notwearing clothes at the time of hisarrest.

He refused sobriety tests, soa blood specimen was taken.

Grayson County Sheriff'sSergeant Rickey Wheeler saidTravis faces charges of retaliationor obstruction in addition to drivingunder the influence.

"Travis had a strong odour ofalcoholic beverage on his breathand several signs of intoxication,"according to a statement from thesheriff's office.

"While Travis was beingtransported, Travis made threats toshoot and kill the troopers workingthe case."

A Travis representative saidthere would be no immediatecomment.

Travis in February wascharged with public intoxicationafter being spotted in a vehicleparked in front of a church nearTioga, where the entertainer lives.

He also has been involvedin messy court proceedings withhis ex-wife.

Travis was divorced fromElizabeth Travis in 2010 after 19years of marriage.

Earlier this year, ElizabethTravis, who had been hismanager for more than threedecades, filed a lawsuit claimingthat Randy Travis made itimpossible for her to do her joband terminated her managementcontract without proper notice.

She said her ex-husbandsent several men, including anarmed guard, to clean out heroffices.

Randy Travis countersuedin May, accusing his ex-wife ofd i v u l g i n g c o n f i d e n t i a linformation about him in order todamage his reputation andcareer.

The court documents don'tsay what information ElizabethTravis is alleged to havebetrayed.

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A man and his wife moved back hometo Cork, from London.

The wife had a wooden leg and toinsure it in Britain was 2000.00 a year!When they arrived in Cork , they went toan Insurance agency to see how much it

would cost to insure the wooden leg.The agent looked it up on the computer

and said to the couple, '39.00.'The husband was shocked and askedwhy it was so cheap here in Ireland toinsure, because it cost him 2000.00 in

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OMG it's older than you think

It's one of those acronymsmany people associate withannoying teen-speak, but aletter written to WinstonChurch i l l i n 1917 hasrevealed that OMG wasactually being used lastcentury.

Br i t i sh a d mi r a l Jo h nArbuthnot Fisher used OMG (ohmy God) in the letter "I hear that anew order of Knighthood is on the

tapis O.M.G (Oh! My God!)Shower it on the Admiralty!!"

OMG, which has beenadded to the Oxford EnglishDictionary, is usually associatedwith young people.

"It's a far cry from the upperclass world of Lord Fisher whowas one of the most celebratedofficers in the history of the RoyalNavy,"

"Lord Fisher began hiscareer during the Crimean War

and ended it during the FirstWorld War.

"He is widely credited formaterially preparing the fleet forwar, introducing the world's first allbig gun battleship Dreadnought,however he resigned as First SeaLord in 1915 after falling out withthe then First Lord WinstonChurchill over the commitment tothe Dardanelles expedition."

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Fastest snails hit the trackAs the London Olympicscame to a close anothersporting event was onlyjust heating up. The world'sfastest snails lined up in anannual race.

The event took place in the

sma l l F rench v i l lage o fLagardere and marked the 49thw o r l d s n a i l r a c i n gchampionship.

The unusual event attractstourists and locals every August.

Masters of CeremoniesJeoff said 'we usually eat themand now before eating them wemake them run. It's that simple'.

But Lagardere's mayorPatrick Dubos explained howone lucky individual was spared.

'We eat 170 kilos of snails

tonight except the one thatwins the race. It's given an

just like in a bullfight,' he said.

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1 Underskirt (9)6 Dance (3)8 Appear unexpectedly(3,2)9 Consoled (7)10 Give back (7)11 Toy bear (5)12 Vendor (6)14 Not so fast (6)18 Religious factions (5)20 Unorthodox believer(7)22 Irritated (7)

23 Phrase on a coat ofarms (5)24 Swindle (3)25 The recent past (9)

1 Ancient writingmaterial (7)2 Sorts, varieties (5)3 Beseech (7)4 Marine mollusc (6)5 Available for renting(2,3)6 Bird of the crowfamily (7)7 Dizzy (5)13 Reading desk (7)15 Wyoming city (7)16 Clergyman'shouse (7)

17 Sunglasses,colloquially (6)18 Coins (anag) (5)19 Foolish (5)21 Carried (5)

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Memorable quotes from the Games"It's what I came here to do,

I'm now a legend."- Jamaica's Usain Bolt permits

the world to proclaim him a sportinglegend after becoming the first manto retain the 100 and 200 metrestitles.

"There was no pressure. Youshould play in my country, then youwill see pressure. They throw bricksat you."

- Croatia's Ivano Balic reactsafter his side's handball semi-finaldefeat by France.

"It's hard to put it into words inEnglish, it's even harder in Swedish!"

- Pia Sundhage, the Sweden-born coach of the US women'ssoccer team, talks about winning thegold medal in front of more than

80,000 fans at London's WembleyStadium."I just want to have a

cheeseburger."- Australia's Sally Pearson

after four years of hard work andcommitment to get her Olympic goldmedal.

"I don't think I should bedrinking. Half a glass of champagneand I would be anyone's!"

- An emotional VictoriaPendelton after her final everOlympics event.

"When we were lining up forthe medal ceremony she gave me ahug, said that I deserved it and that Iwas a great champion and I justbroke into tears."

- An ever more emotionalAnna Meares after getting the betterof her great rival Pendleton in thewomen's sprint final.

"I'm ready to wrestle anyonewho steps across that line. If theQueen of England came out on themat I probably would double-leg her."

- A n exuberan t JasonBurroughs invites all challengersafter the American wrestled his wayto Olympic gold.

"My mother used to tell us in

the mornings, 'Carl put on yourshoes, Oscar you put on yourprosthetic legs... So I grew up notreally thinking I had a disability. I grewup thinking I had different shoes."

- South African runner OscarPistorius, nicknamed 'Blade Runner'because he races on carbon fibreprosthetic blades, talks about growingup playing sports with brother Carl.

"I saw the board with number31 on it and thought my brother hadgot a penalty. I thought 'What an idiotAlistair, you've got a penalty'. Then Ilooked at my arm and realised I wasnumber 31."

- Britain's Jonathan Brownleetook bronze in triathlon after receivinga 15-second penalty for getting on hisbike too early. His brother Alistair took

gold. "I hope that this medal inspiresthe kids at home to put down guns andknives and pick up a pair of trainersinstead."

- Erick Barrondo, winner ofGuatemala's first-ever Olympic medalwith silver in the men's 20km racewalk.

"Good evening, Mr Bond."- Queen Elizabeth at 86 makes

her film debut with James Bond starDaniel Craig in a clip forLondon's quirky openingceremony where sheappears to jump from ahelicopter.

"The female body isa masterpiece. Everyone

likes to look at the femalebody , espec i a l l y i ndynamic, athletic sport."

- Australia's NatalieCook, gold medallist atSydney in 2000, defendsbikinis in beach volleyball.

"There are manypeople who want to startrowing because I havecome to the OlympicGames. We will start whenI get back. We just have to

wait for the boats to arrive."- Niger rower Hamadou Djibo

Issaka trained for just three monthsfor the men's single sculls, but neverin his landlocked and mostly desertnative country.

"My results come from hardwork and training and I would neveruse any banned drugs. The Chinesepeople have clean hands."

- Chinese swimmer Ye Shiwenbrushes aside doping suspicionsraised after the 16-year-old set aworld record in the women's 400metres individual medley.

"'Inspire a generation' is ourmotto. Not necessarily 'Create ageneration', which is what theysometimes get up to in the Olympicvillage."

- London Mayor Boris Johnsonextols the "energy and enthusiasm" ofthe Games' 10,000 athletes, to whomsome 150,000 condoms weredistributed.

"I said 'The medal is there, wehave to take it'. I had a super feeling. Ifelt something big, but now I feelsomething even bigger - a big pain."

- Injured Swiss cyclist FabianCancellara rues a crash in the men'sroad race.

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artha

I am emailing you from Sydney where Ireside. 5 months ago I visited Bali withmy sister for the first time. Being on thehigher side of 50 years old and in Balifor the first time, but also well travelled,my sister and I decided to book a driverand his vehicle through the hotel desk.A wonderful day was had as we sawbeautiful Ubud, Bedugal and LakeBratan. Other days were spent by thepool at the hotel as well as of coursesome retail therapy we ladies arerenowned for. Bali is such a lovelyplace. So Martha, can you pleaseexplain to me why, from right when you1st arrive at the airport the locals try to

make your purse lighter. First are theporters who were actually arguing overwho was going to get my business. In theend none of them did. Then, whenoutside it was the taxi drivers. I havetravelled enough in third worldcountries to realise the need forbusiness but not legalised theft. I couldgo on but don't these people realise thatshort term gain doesn't bring peopleback.Sincerely, Gladys. PS Love the paper.

Dear Gladys,

This is an ongoing problem at the airport& like yourself, it is the first thing touristssee & experience in Bali. Hopefully whenthe new airport is completed the taxi

'monopoly' will end & Ngurah Rai airportwill be of an International standard. The

fact that tourist growth on the Island is atan all time high & the system still remainsthe same is totally unacceptable as an

International destination. Good to see youenjoyed your visit dear, despite the poorservice at the airport!

Martha


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Dear Martha,

A mother bear and her threecubs broke into the woodenlodge in the north of thecountry by ripping off a wall,and went on to eat and drinknearly all its contents.

The cabin's owner, EvenBorthen Nilsen, said that over 100cans of Norwegian beer stored in thehut in preparation for the autumnhunting season had disappeared.

Bear excrement and footprintsand an awful stench left him in nodoubt that it was the animals that hadtrashed the place during a night ofrevelry.

The carnage was discoveredby Mr Borthen Nilsen's mother and

grandmother when theyreturned to the family owned 26square foot hut in Jarfjord inFinnmarken.

The bears drank over 100cans of beer.

The bears had also polishedoff their store of marshmallows,chocolate spread and honey.

Mr Borthen Nilsen, who hass t u d i e d n a t u r a l r e s o u r c emanagement and bears, said: 'Theyhad a hell of a party in there.

'The en t i r e cab i n wasdestroyed. The beds and all kitchenappliances, stove, oven and

cupboards and shelves were allsmashed to pieces.

'They have bitten into the cansand drunk the beer.

'It's almost like takenout of Goldilocks and thethree bears.'

He added that nowthat the mother had shownher cubs how to get into thecabin and given them a tastefor beer, he feared theymight come back for more.

Bears break into cabin and stealbeers

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Kangaroos ready for Magpies: ZiebellJack Ziebell says he is freshas a daisy after serving afour-game AFL suspensionas the Kangaroos prepare toface a massive challengeagainst Collingwood.

North Melbourne has jumped

from seventh to sixth with threerounds remaining followinga four-goal win overEssendon at Docklands onSunday.

Whi le North wi l lregain Ziebell and smallforward Lindsay Thomasfrom suspension, theseason of Leigh Adams isover , a f ter the c lubannounced he wouldundergo season-endingshoulder injury.

Daniel Wells (calf)a n d N a t h a n G r i m a(hamstring tendinitis) are also likelyto miss Saturday night's game,

although the Kangaroos said theywould not be in a position to make acall on their fitness until later thisweek.

Vice-captain Ziebell, whodebuted in 2009, has not yet playedin a w inn ing s ide agains tCollingwood who thrashed theKangaroos by 117 points in round16 last year.

The Magpies have won theirpast four games against North by

an average margin of 80.5points.

"Coming off a few wins andknowing we're in good form is agood confidence-builder," Ziebelltold reporters on Monday as theKangaroos had a beach recoverysession fol lowing their f i f th

consecutive victory.

"We're in a good position totake them on."

Ziebell said it was a gutsy win

by the Kangaroos agains tEssendon with Wells and Adamsinjured in the first quarter.

"The boys grew up a bit. Theyounger guys are standing up andreally taking it upon themselves toshare that workload," Ziebell said.

Sam Wright in his 50th match,Liam Anthony (46th game) and first-year player Sam Gibson wereNorth's leading ball-winners, whileinconsistent key forward Lachie

Hansen and injury-plaguedutility Robbie Tarrant kicked threemajors each.

Spearhead Drew Petrie washeld goalless by Dustin Fletcher.

"He (Petrie) doesn't have tohave a great influence on the gamefor us to still win," Ziebell said.

North (48 points) are one winc lear o f e ighth-p lacedE s s e n d o n a n d f a c eC o l l i n g w o od ( t h i r d ) ,Fremantle (ninth) and GreaterWestern Sydney (18th) in therun home.

Ziebell has returnedfrom Utah where he spent twoweeks training five hours aday at high altitude.

"I've been doing a fairbit of running," he said.

"The contact and thebumps is where you becomethe most sore and, not having

that for a month, I'm feeling as freshas a daisy and I'm jumping out of my

skin to get out there."Ziebell says he won't modify

his aggressive playing style despitehis latest suspension.

"I've been brought up toattack the ball ferociously," he said.

"So if I was to be put in thatposition again, not much wouldchange."


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"Stairway to Heaven" is a song by the English rock band Led Zeppelin, released in late1971. It was composed by guitarist Jimmy Page and vocalist Robert Plant for the band'suntitled fourth studio album (often referred to as Led Zeppelin IV). It is often referred to asone of the greatest rock songs of all time.The song, running eight minutes and two seconds, is composed of several sections,

which increase in tempo and volume as the song progresses. The song begins as a slowacoustic-based folk song accompanied by recorders before electric i nstrumentation isintroduced. The final section is a high-tempo hard rock section highlighted by an intricateguitar solo by Page.Stairway to Heaven was voted #3 in 2000 by VH1 on its list of the 100 Greatest RockSongs, and was placed at number 31 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of "The 500Greatest Songs of All Time". It was the most requested song on FM radio stations in theUnited States in the 1970s, despite never having been officially released as a single there.In November 2007, through download sales promoting Led Zeppelin's Mothershiprelease, "Stairway to Heaven" hit #37 on the UK Singles Chart.

Writing and recordingThe recording of "Stairway to Heaven" commenced in December 1970 at Island Records'new Basing Street Studios in London. The song was completed by the addition of lyrics byPlant during the sessions for Led Zeppelin IV at Headley Grange, Hampshire, in 1971.Page then returned to Island Studios to record his guitar solo.The song originated in 1970 when Jimmy Page and Robert Plant were spending time atBron-Yr-Aur, a remote cottage in Wales, following Led Zeppelin's fifth American concerttour. According to Page, he wrote the music "over a long period, the first part coming atBron-Yr-Aur one night". Page always kept a cassette recorder around, and the idea for"Stairway" came together from bits of taped musicI had these pieces, these guitar pieces, that I wanted to put together. I had a whole idea ofa piece of music that I really wanted to try and present to everybody and try and come toterms with. Bit difficult really, because it started on acoustic, and as you know it goesthrough to the electric parts. But we had various run-throughs at Headley Grange where I

was playing the acoustic guitar and jumping up and picking up the electric guitar. Robertwas sitting in the corner, or rather leaning against the wall, and as I was routining the restof the band with this idea and this piece, he was just writing. And all of a sudden he got upand started singing, along with another run-through, and he must have had 80% of thewords there ... I had these sections, and I knew what order they were going to go in, but itwas just a matter of getting everybody to feel comfortable with each gear shift that wasgoing to be coming.

Led Zeppelin bassist John Paul Jones recalled thispresentation of the song to him following its genesisat Bron-Yr-Aur Page and Plant would come backfrom the Welsh mountains with the guitar intro andverse. I literally heard it in front of a roaring fire in acountry manor house! I picked up a bass recorderand played a run-down riff which gave us an intro,then I moved into a piano for the next section,dubbing on the guitars.

In an interview he gave in 1977, Page elaborated:

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I do have the original tape that was running at the time we ran down "Stairway To Heaven" completely with the band. I'dworked it all out already the night before with John Paul Jones, written down the changes and things. All this time we wereall living in a house and keeping pretty regular hours together, so the next day we started running it down. There was onlyone place where there was a slight rerun. For some unknown reason Bonzo couldn't get the timing right on the twelve-string part before the solo. Other than that i t flowed very quickly.

The first attempts at lyrics, written by Led Zeppelin vocalist Robert Plant next to an evening log fire at Headley Grange,were partly spontaneously improvised and Page claimed, "a huge percentage of the lyrics were written there and then".Jimmy Page was strumming the chords and Robert Plant had a pencil and paper. Plant later said that suddenly,My hand was writing out the words, 'There's a lady is sure, all that glitters is gold, and she's buying a stairway to heaven'. Ijust sat there and looked at them and almost leapt out of my seat." Plant's own explanation of the lyrics was that it "wassome cynical aside about a woman getting everything she wanted all the time without giving back any thought orconsideration. The first line begins with that cynical sweep of the hand and it softened up after that.In November 1970, Page dropped a hint of the new song's existence to a music journalist in London, It's an idea for areally long track.... You know how "Dazed and Confused" and songs l ike that were broken into sections? Well, we want totry something new with the organ and acoustic guitar building up and building up, and then the electric part starts.... Itmight be a fifteen-minute track. Page stated that the song "speeds up like an adrenaline flow".The complete studio recording was released on Led Zeppelin IV in November 1971. The band's record label, AtlanticRecords was keen to issue this track as a single, but the band's manager Peter Grant refused requests to do so in both1972 and 1973. The upshot of that decision was that record buyers began to invest in the fourth album as if it were asingle. In the US, Atlantic issued "Stairway to Heaven" as a 7" promotional single in 1972

"Stairway To Heaven"

There's a lady who's sure all that glitters is goldAnd she's buying the stairway to heaven.

When she gets there she knows, if the stores are all closed

With a word she can get what she came for.Ooh, ooh, and she's buying a stairway to heaven.

There's a sign on the wall but she wants to be sure'Cause you know sometimes words have two meanings.

In a tree by the brook, there's a songbird who sings,Sometimes all of our thoughts are misgiven.

Ooh, it makes me wonder,Ooh, it makes me wonder.

There's a feeling I get when I look to the west,And my spirit is crying for leaving.

In my thoughts I have seen rings of smoke through the trees,And the voices of those who stand looking.

Ooh, it makes me wonder,Ooh, it really makes me wonder.

And it's whispered that soon if we all call the tuneThen the piper will lead us to reason.

And a new day will dawn for those who stand longAnd the forests will echo with laughter.

If there's a bustle in your hedgerow, don't be alarmed now,It's just a spring clean for the May queen.

Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long runThere's still time to change the road you're on.

And it makes me wonder.Your head is humming and it won't go, in case you don't know,

The piper's calling you to join him,Dear lady, can you hear the wind blow, and did you know

Your stairway lies on the whispering wind.

And as we wind on down the roadOur shadows taller than our soul.There walks a lady we all know

Who shines white light and wants to showHow everything still turns to gold.

And if you listen very hardThe tune will come to you at last.

When all is one and one is allTo be a rock and not to roll.

And she's buying a stairway to heaven.


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Gieschen stands firm on deliberate decisionsAFL umpires' managerJeff Gieschen sayse ight o f the n inedecisions for deliberateout-of-bounds paidduring the controversial

West Coast-Geelonggame were correct.

Gieschen denies theumpires were instructed tofocus on the rule during lastFriday night's round-20 game inPerth, despite the average free-kicks for deliberate out-of-bounds unti l last Fr idaystanding at less than one pergame.

" A f t e r q u a l i t ya sse ss i n g w i th th eumpires' coaches, eight ofthose nine free kicks wereall correct, all clear-cut,"

Gieschen told reporters onMonday.

"For walking the ballout like (West Coast'sDarren) Glass did, forknocking it out like (WestCoast's Shannon) Hurndid, for kicking it up theboundary line like (WestCoast's Daniel) Kerr did.They were all there.

"There was one thatwasn't warranted, and thatwas the (West Coastdefender) Eric Mackenzieone where he tripped and

fell and slid along theground with the ball underhis body.

" I t w a s j u s tmomentum that made himgo across the line ratherthan deliberately trying toput it out."

West Coast fanswere loud and furiousduring the match andEagles' coach John

Worsfold could be seenputting his head in his hands indismay at some of the decisions.

But Geelong coach ChrisScott said the umpires are not theones to be blamed.

"I felt desperately for the

umpires because I reckon theywere doing what they were told,"Scott said.

"Someone's told them to dothat and as a competition I think weshould get to the bottom of whothat is.

"You want to be really clearon what the rules are and you justcan't change the rules mid-year."

West Coast midfielder

Andrew Embley also saidhe felt the umpires were hot onthe rule.

"I hadn't been involved in agame where they were payingas many deliberate out ofbounds as they did on the

weekend," he said.Gieschen said there wasno instruction to reinterpret therule.

"Every game throws updifferent circumstances and theumpires can only umpire what'sout there," he said.

"There was a lot of playgoing up and down theboundary area."

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Police pursue topless womanA woman set off a high-speed police chasew o r t h y o f aHollywood actionmovie when sherefused to stop after

police caught herspeeding becauseshe was topless,police say.

The driver told police"she was topless to surpriseher boyfriend", a spokesmanfor the Marion Countysheriff's office, in northernFlorida, said.

According to the policereport, the incident occurredwhen Mandy Ramsey wasspotted by a patrol car zoomingwell above the speed limit.

The officer set off behind

her, intending to pull herover in a routine traffic stop,which typically includes a ticket

and a fine.But Ramsey, far from

stopping, hit the gas and tried toditch her police tail with severalabrupt changes of routeblowing by a stop sign andclipping an oak tree before

continuing on.

Several other patrol carsjoined the chase and, when thedark-coloured pickup truck

dipped out of sight, so did apolice helicopter.

The helicopter quicklylocated the truck at a housewhere Ramsey had finallystopped.

Though the vehiclewas registered to someoneelse boyfriend, JamesWoodard Ramsey admittedto police she had beendriving, saying she hadn'twanted to stop whi lepartially nude.

The 35-year-old was"charged with fleeing andeluding law enforcement", policesaid, adding that she spent twonights in jail before beingreleased on $US5000 ($4750)bond.


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tryline by Barba.But Broncos coach Anthony Griffin still

praised his side's performance."The important thing was we showed

some character," Griffin said."We were a shandy off getting a win

against the best team in the competition ontheir home ground.

"In the end, we killed ourselves ratherthan them beating us."We produced an effort we can build on."

Canterbury survived as c a r e a g a i n s tB r i s b a n e b e f o r eprevailing 22-14 atSydney's Olympicstadium on Sundayafternoon, extending

their winning streak to 11 games.Showing cracks for the first time since their round-10 loss

to Gold Coast back in May, the Ben Barba-inspired Bulldogsovercame a terrible start at to strengthen their grip on the minorpremiership.

Second-half tries to Barba and prop Martin Taupau in asix-minute period propelled the Bulldogs into the lead after theyhad trailed 14-0 in the 14th minute - and physical defencetopped it off.

Barba sealed the win five minutes from time when hewaltzed past Peter Wallace for his second try of the day,continuing his staggering run of form, extending the Bulldogs'win streak and delighting the crowd of 19, 870.

But it was not the clinical result which fans have come toexpect from Des Hasler's men, who were sloppy and error-riddled in the first half.

"We were little bit disappointing with our execution insome areas of the game," Hasler said after the match.

"We need to take the right options at the right time."It was good to be able to come back from the start we

had."One of the qualities of this side (is) they stuck to what we

had to do."The Bulldogs did not get in the game until the 37th minute

when second-rower Josh Jackson strolled through some feebledefence to get the home side on the board.

And even that came off the back of a fortuitous penaltythe set before.

Incredibly, they could have considered themselves luckyto have been 14 points down at the break, such was Brisbane'sdominance in the opening 40 minutes.

Ben Hannant's butchered try in the 24th headlined aseries of wasted try-scoring opportunities.

The burly prop ignored the support of five-eighth BenHunt, choosing to go himself before being wrapped up in astrong one-on-one tackle by Barba.

"It was a good start but we got a bit too excited and wentaway from what was working for us," Broncos captain SamThaiday said.

"We let the Bulldogs play the brand of footy they've beenplaying all year that's put them in the position they're in.

But the Broncos still held the first-half advantage after ahot start that included tries to back-rower Ben Te'o andmakeshift full-back Corey Norman, filling in for the droppedJosh Hoffman, after just six minutes.

Brisbane did not score a single point after taking apenalty kick in the 14th minute, although Wallace was brilliantlydenied a try in the 78th minute when he was held up over the

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