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BALI HARLEY DOCTORA L I H A R L E Y D O C T O RBali Creative Sector Crisis Proof?

Bali Exports Continue to GrowBuoyed by the Handicraf t ,Garment and Furnit ure Sectors

The value of Bali-made exports inAugust 2011 totalled US$51.94 million, afigure 8.58% higher than the export figuresfor the preceding month.

Gede Suarsa the head of Bali'sStatistic Bureau, said, the synergy ofexports towards the end of the yeardemonstrates that the province of Bali canwithstand a whole range of crisis situationsdeveloping in Europe and the UnitedStates.

He explained that among the fivemain exports from Bali in August 2011 werefish products and prawns, jewellery andaccessories, garments, wood products,furniture and household lighting. With theexception of fish and prawns, exports fromBali are dominated by the creative sector.

When compared to August 2010,exports have risen month-on-month by5.15%. Exports from Bali in August 2010totalled US$49.4 million.

The only main export market todecline in August was Japan down 18.3%due to worsening economic conditions inthat country.

Bali's main exports for creative

products are the United States(19.79%), Japan (13.79%), Australia(9.19%), Singapore (8.69%) and Hong Kong(6.26%).

On a cumulative basis JanuaryAugust 2011, exports from Bali reachedUS$410.86 million. This total was stilldominated by fish and prawns worthUS$79.11 million (19.26%). GarmentsUS$58.48 million (14.23%), accessoriesand jewellery US$52.41 million (12.76%).

53.48% of Bali's exports areshipped directly from Bali, while 44.93%transited Surabaya in East Java on their wayto overseas markets.

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D e w i R u c iU n d e r p a s sProject Ready toProceed in BaliOnce RemainingThree Parcels ofLand Needed for

R o a d P r o j e c tSecured

The Dewa RuciUnderpass project,originally scheduled tocommence constructionin mid-November 2011 in order tocomplete its estimated 18-monthconstruction period in time for theAPEC Summit in 2013, may bedelayed due to unresolved landacquisition issues.

Beritabali.com reports thatthree plots of land owned by threeseparate owners, who arecurrently abroad, are needed for

the road project to go ahead. Thethree remaining land owners haveyet to enter into negotiations withthe government for the transfer oftheir lands to the State.

T h e s e c r e t a r y o fCommission III of the Bali Houseof Representatives (DPRD-Bali), IGusti Made Suryanta Putra,expressed the concern that thefailures to acquire all the neededland in a timely manner may delaythe project, seen as critical tohelping Bali overcome its growingtraffic congestion problem.

Suyanta told the pressthat the three property ownershave principally agreed that theirland can be used for building theproposed underpass, althoughthese discussions have onlytaken place over the telephone.Added Suyanta: "In this regard,t h e B a d u n g r e g i o n a lgovernment must quickly find asolution. If, in a short period of

time, the land status for the threeproperty owners is still not clearthen meetings will be held withthe owners abroad.The Dewa Ruci UnderpassProject

Once construction doesbegin, initial work will involve thewidening of the current roadwayon Jalan Bypass Ngurah Rai tothe north and south of the DewaRuci monument.

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cement retainingwalls will be built belowground level running 400meters to the north and400 meters to the south.

T h e u s e o fretaining walls is beingdone to anticipate apossible inundation of

ground water that, shouldit occur, will be pumpedout through the use ofs t a n d - b y p u m p i n gstations.

When completed,the tunnels built for the underpasswill stretch some 800 meters with awidth of 18 meters and a height of5 .2 meters. Accord ing thedevelopers, the position of theactual underpass will be precisely atthe middle of the current Bypass.

The construction of the newunderpass will consume Rp. 179billion (US$19.8 million) including

Rp. 50 billion (US$5.5 million) forland acquisition covering 6.2hectares of land. Extrapolated that'sthe equivalent of an average Rp.806 million (US$89,600) per are.

An are of land is equal to 100square meters of land.

T h e t e n d e r s f o r t h econstruction of the project havereportedly been awarded meaningthat once land issues are resolvedconstruction can begin immediately.

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A tourist whosel o v e r w a sk i l l e d ,d i smemberedand burnt hass p o k e n o u tabout the night

h e r p a r t n e rwent missing.

H e i k eDorsch, 37, hasr e t u r n e d t oGermany wh i leauthorities searchf o r t h e m a naccused of killingStefan Ramin, her41-year-old partnerof 17 years.

T h e c h i e fp r o s e c u t o r i n

French Polynesia has deniedreports that a cannibal ate theGerman tourist, who wasmurdered on October 9 whilevisiting Nuku Hiva, in the islandchain.

Prosecutor Jose Thorelsaid police were hunting forHenri Arihano Haiti, a 31-year-old local guide suspected ofkilling Ramin, but had noevidence to suggest Ramin hadbeen eaten.

Haiti has a tattoo on hischest of a cannibal warrior in a

canoe.

"In an interview due tobe published, Dorsch relateshow she too came close todying at the hands of a manwho may yet prove to be acannibal.

Ramin went missingafter anchoring his catamarannear the island and heading tothe interior with Haiti, leavingbehind his girlfriend.

"Dorsch said that theyhad bef r iended severalislanders in the time that theboat was docked there,

including Haiti whowas a hunter whoinvited Stefan onan expedition to killa wild goat.

H a i t ireturned alone inthe evening andtold Dorsch that herpartner neededhelp.

Polynesian Touris t reveals details of 'cannibal death

help.

"I grabbed a torch,followed him into the forest,"she said.

" S u d d e n l y h ethreatened me. He held agun up to my nose and said inFrench; Va a mourire - youwill die.

" I w e n t f o r t h eweapon, grabbed the riflebarrel and shoved it high intothe air shouting, 'No, I am notgoing to die'."

Dorsch said shestruggled with Haiti, who

chained her to a tree. Shefeared she would be raped.

"It was pitch black,"she said.

"I got free and ran andran, lost my shoes. Then Iheard the sea. I ran into thewater, dived into the wavesand swam to the only shipthat was in the bay nearours.


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'day again, and welcome to the latest edition of the Kuta Weekly,and to all of you that can't read, we might try publishing a dottedGversion of the paper soon so listen out for that. What a week it's

been in the world with my highlight being the end of the Moto GP racing forthe year and Casey Stoner finishing off a great season in Valencia, with anice win from poll position on Sunday Night. The tributes are still rolling infor the young rider simonchelli who lost his life in the last race inMalaysia. Stoner won the race hands down, but, didn't need to pull thehard yards as he already had enough championship points in the bag a

few weeks prior to win the championship. I found myself kicking back at the Y-BAR, Balis hottest sports bar andafter asking the staff to hit the volume on all the televisions I could see, which surrounded me, it was about asclose as you could get to being there and watching the race live it in Spain. Great stuff.

Staying with sporting legends I see this week brought the passing of one of the world's most influentialand arguably best boxers being Smoking Joe Frazier. This man was one of the hardest men to face up to in aboxing ring in the early 70s and is probably best known for his legendary fight with Cassius Clay in Madisonsquare garden, when he beat Ali with a unanimous 15 round decision, which was dubbed the fight of the century.His career had him face up to 32 wins, with 27 of those being knock outs. He took on all comers and even wonOlympic Gold in 1964 in Tokyo. He only ever lost a match to two contenders being Ali and Forman. He lost hismost important fight this week being the fight for his life, against Liver Cancer and that should be a reminder to allthe Bintang taste testers that do nothing more than prop up a bar each and every day, without fail, that one dayyour liver will talk back to you. My condolences go out to his family and I hope he rests in peace like a truechampion.

I think one of the most important things everyone should take on board while living in the paradise we callBali, is to slow up on the booze. It seems all too easy to sit and drink 27 beers each night and dribble the same oldstories out and listen to them as well. For the most of us a few days a week alcohol free is a normal way to live.Before I moved to Bali a fellow, who I didn't think knew much said to me, You must be not prone to becoming an

alcoholic if you live in Bali, which I took with a pinch of salt thinking he didn't know anything, but after quite a fewyears of being here, and watching the way the little crews work, I can see where he was heading with thatstatement. Is it because people want to feel a sense of belonging, so they all meet each night and get pissed up,or is the television programming so terrible at home that they can't stand staying there with their wives' and family??? Who knows? Maybe its boredom?

Oh well it wouldn't do if we were all the same, and on that note, as is standard for any day that ends in y, Ithink it might be time to taste test a few greenys myself and tilt my glass to Smoking Joe. I hope the most of youhave a safe week, staying healthy and happy and remember, every experiment, by an individual, that has aselfish aim, will fail.

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Bali's Rainy Season to be inFull Swing by L ate November.

The Meteorology, Climateand Geophysical Agency (BMKG)in Denpasar, Bali are forecastingthat by late November 2011, 80%of the island of Bali will haveentered the annual rainy season.

Quoted in the NationalNews Agency Antara, the head ofthe information and data section ofthe BMKG, Endro Cahyono, said,until the end of October only 50%of Bali is experiencing the rainy

season.The areas of Bali already

considered to be in the rainyseason are the island's highlands,including Bedugul, Tabanan andKintamani. Other areas of Bali bythe end of October have yet tobegin the wet season.

The regions which willbegin to receive steady rainfall bylate November are Denpasar,Badung regency and theJembrana regency.


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P r i m e M i n i s t e rVladimir Putin haileda two-day old Russianboy as the world'ss e v e n b i l l i o n t hperson, weighing into

a bizarre scramble toclaim a title that isalmost impossible toverify.

R u s s i a ' s P y o t rNikolayev was born on Oct31, two minutes af termidnight in a maternityhospital in Russia's Westernexclave of Kaliningrad,wedged between Poland andthe Baltic Sea.

"How did you manageto do it on the very 7 billionmark?" Putin, who is runningfor president in a Marchelection, asked the child'smother.

"It was all down to

him. I am just a normalmum," Yelena Nikolayeva,replied as she handed theboy to Putin, Russia'sparamount leader. Thepictures were aired on statetelevision at peak viewingtimes.

The United Nationssays the population reachedthe 7 billion mark on Oct 31 --13 years after reaching 6billion, and has tried to usethe sharp increase to draw

attention to the problems ofpopulation growt.

Putin hails Russian boy as world's " 7 billionthThough it is almost

impossible to say whichperson was actually themidnight's child of this billion,there have been claims to thetitle from people in countriessuch as the Philippines,

India, Sri Lanka and Britain.Local of f icials inRussia's Far East evenawarded a certificate to themother of another boy,Alexander, that purported toconfirm his title as the world'sseven billionth person.

A spokesman for theUnited Nation's PopulationFund could not be reachedfor comment.


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Air Australia the name of the soon-to-be-launched airline, will sport a green and gold livery

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Air Australia is expected to take flight beforethe end of 2011.

Strategic Airline will abandon its currentname and branding. Gone also will be the fullservice model of passenger service, ditched as theairline will now go after the lower-fared budget classtraveller.

In terms of overseas destinations, AirAustralia will initially focus on Phuket, Bali andHawaii

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Bali's Need to Preparefor Earthquakes andTsunamis.

Bisnis Bali quotes thechairman of the Bali Chapter ofthe Indonesian Conference andConven t ion Assoc ia t i on(INCCA), I.B. Surakusuma

(Lolec), as saying that the 6.8earthquake experienced byBali on October 13th, 2011,should serve as a reminder tothe tourism industryand the people ofBali that a system toh a n d l e n a t u r a learthquakes and thep o s s i b i l i t y o ftsunamis is needed.

Saying Godstill smiled on Bali,Lolec said Bali wasindeed lucky that it

suffered no deathsas a result of theO c t o b e rearthquake. At thes a me t i me , h ereminded that mostof Bali's conferenceand convention facilities arelocated next to shorelinesmaking them vulnerable toearthquakes and resultingtsunamis. Because of this, Balihas a moral responsibility tohave a risk managementprogram in place for suchnatural disasters. Hotels andconference facilities must havemanagers and staff memberswho have been trained in whatsteps to take to protect guestsin the event of a majorearthquake. At the same time,the government must also havein place reliable informationand warning systems to providethe earliest possible warning to

the public.The head of Bal i

Disaster Management Office(Pusdalops PB), Putu AnomAgustina, warns that Bali isvery close to the fault zonebetween the Indo-Australianand Eurasia plates. If these

plates begin to move, ap o t e n t i a l f o r m a j o rearthquakes and tsunamisexists on a scale with thedevastat ing earthquake

experienced in Aceh, NorthSumatra.

Unfortunately, admittedAgustina, earthquakes cannotbe predicted in advance butonly studied together after thefact. On the plus side,however, tsunamis can be

detected in advance andwarnings to the public issued.To warn the public of an

approaching tsunami sixwarning sirens have installedalong Bali's southern shorelocated at Tanjung Benoa,Kedonganan, Kuta, Seminyak,Sanur and Nusa Dua.

T h e Me t e o r o l o g y ,Climate and GeophysicsAgency (BMKG) and the Bali

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O f f i c e a r e mo n i t o r i n gearthquakes and potentialtsunamis via seismographicbuoys, tide gauges, globalpositioning systems andsatellite imaging systems.When an earthquake occurs in

the region, the threat of atsunami is instantaneouslyassessed and this informationis shared with the generalpublic via TV, radio, telephone

alerts, facsimile,emails, SMS and thet s u n a m i a l a r msystem.

Agustina saidtour ism indust rymembers workingnear shore l i nesshould be on thealert for signs of an

imminent tsunami.The natural signsw a r n i n g o f a nimminent tsunamiinclude the suddenreceding of theshoreline, unusual

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Joe Frazier loses fight with cancerJoe Frazier, the formerund ispu ted heavywe igh tchamp famed for his epicfights against Muhammad Ali,died on Monday after a briefbut brave battle with livercancer. He was 67.

The family issued a news

release confirming Frazier's deathlate on Monday night.The boxing icon won an

Olympic gold medal in a brilliantcareer that spanned almost 20 yearsbut he was best known for fighting Aliin a famed 1970s trilogy of bouts,including the epic "Thrilla in Manila."

He had been under homecare after being diagnosed a coupleof weeks ago with the advanced livercancer that took his life, a familyfriend said.

"I will always remember Joewith respect and admiration," Ali saidin a statement.

"My sympathy goes out to his

family and loved ones."Frazier, nicknamed "Smokin'J o e , " c a p t u r e d t w o m a j o rheavyweight titles while taking on allcomers, including Ali, GeorgeForeman, Jerry Quarry, Joe Bugner,Oscar Bonavena and GeorgeChuvalo.

Frazier was a huge part of theheyday of boxing's heavyweightdivision in the 1970s. He finished hislegendary career with 32 wins (27knockouts), four losses and onedraw.

His four losses came at thehands of just two other legendaryfighters from that era: Ali and

Foreman.Manny Pacquiao heard thenews after arriving Monday night inLas Vegas for his title fight againstJuan Manuel Marquez on Saturday.

"Bo x in g l o s t a g re a tchampion, and the sport lost a greatambassador," Pacquiao said. "Myprayers go out to his family."

Frazier was the first man todefeat Ali, with a unanimous 15-round decision in 1971 at MadisonSquare Garden, in what was dubbed

the "Fight of the Century".An estimated 300 million

people around the world watchedthe fight on television.

Frazier's business managerLeslie Wolff said that fight haspassed down through threegenerations and caused Frazier'sfan base to skyrocket.

"If you look into the history ofwhat took place, there is a lot ofemotion," said Wolff. "When youhave a legend, people respond to alegend."

Frazier and Ali went on tofight twice more.

Ali won a unanimous 12-round decision in a 1974 rematch atthe Garden and famouslycompleted the trilogy, winning the"Thrilla in Manila" in 1975 bystopping Frazier after 14 rounds intheir epic fight in the Philippines.

Frazier's trainer EddieFutch stepped in to halt the brutalslugfest after the 14th round.

Futch had to hold backFrazier who could barely stand butwanted to continue the fight into the15th round.

"Closest thing to dying that Iknow of," said Ali after the fight.

For many years after theyfinished fighting each other in thering, Frazier remained bittertowards Ali because of Ali'srepeated taunts and verbal jabs.

Ali would often use thewords Uncle Tom and gorilla todescribe Frazier.

Frazier always tried to takethe high road andmore recently said

he had forgiven Ali.Frazier wonthe World BoxingCouncil and WorldBoxing Associationheavyweight titlesin 1970 by stoppingJimmy Ellis in thefifth round of theirfight at MadisonSquare Garden.

He defended the title fourtimes before running into thebigger and stronger Foreman in1973.

Not as well known as theAli clashes, but almost asdynamic, were Frazier's twolopsided fights against Foreman.

Frazier began his career

with 29 consecutive wins beforesuffering his first loss, and losinghis heavyweight title, when hewas knocked down six times intwo rounds by Foreman in 1973 inKingston, Jamaica.

The two fought for thesecond time in 1976, withForeman hitting Frazier so hardwith one left hook that he liftedFrazier right off his feet. The fightwas stopped in the fifth after asecond knock-down.

Pacquiao's promoter BobArum, who worked with Ali, said itwas a sad day for boxing.

" H e w a s s u c h a n

inspirational guy. A decent guy. Aman of his word," Arum said."I'm torn up by Joe dying

at this relatively young age. I can'tsay enough about Joe."

A m e m b e r o f t h eInternational Boxing Hall of Fame,Frazier was the lone Americanfighter to win a gold medal at the1964 Olympics in Tokyo.

In recent years, Frazierturned to singing, forming a back-up group called the Knockouts.


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The Association of SurfingProfessionals (ASP) has beenforced into an embarrassingadmission that it made a mistakethis week when it declared KellySlater had won this year's worldtitle.

The American was presentedwith his 11th world title after hewon his third round heat at theworld tour event in SanFrancisco when ASP officialscalculated he had an unbeatablelead over his nearest rival, OwenWright, in the season points

race.But theA S Prevealedo nF r i d a ythey had

made amistakewith theircalculatio n s o ftiebreaks and the39-year-

old Slater was not yet assured ofthe title."This was a mistake," ASP worldtour manager Renato Hickelsaid in a statement. "In the end,we're responsible for this andshould be held accountable."The good news for Slater is that

he is still very close to winningthe title while Wright has a slimmathemat ica l chance o fsnatching the crown.Slater needs to win one moreheat, either at San Francisco orthe season-ending event inHawaii, to be assured of the title.If he fails to win another heat, theonly way Wright can overtakehim is if he wins the last twoevents, then beats Slater in a"surf-off."Slater, far and away the mostsuccessful surfer the sport hasseen, became the youngest man

to win the world title when hewon his first in 1992 aged 20.He won five in a row between1994 and 1998, eclipsingAustralian Mark Richards'record of five world titles.He retired in 1999 but made acomeback in 2002 and went onto win world titles in 2005, 2006,2008 and 2010 to become theoldest world champion.

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Woman arrested for former boyfriend's 'crimeNews Corner

A British woman is suingPortuguese authorities forwrongful imprisonment andmental anguish after beingarrested for a sup posed crimecommitted by her formerboyfriend.

Tracey Molamphy's ordeal

began in 2008 while travelling withher then-partner, Lee Chapman, inGermany and her name wasflagged on an immigrationdatabase,

Miss Molamphy was strip-searched and imprisoned in aGerman cell for two weeks with aheroin addict.

"German officials madethe arrest as the result of anincident which took place in 1996while Miss Molamphy and MrChapman were holidaying inPortugal.

" M r C h a p m a n w a sunknowingly in possession of 120in counterfeit notes and when hetried to get the money changed, thecouple were arrested.

"They were detained for 24hours but, after a brief hearingconducted entirely in Portuguese,were released without charge - orso they thought - and simply

ordered to leave Portugalon the next flight out."

The couple travel ledregularly throughout Europewithout concern, until MissMolamphy was arrested in Munich.

" I t t r a n s p i r e d t h a tPortuguese authori t ies hadcharged Miss Molamphy with being

an accessory to forgery and that,under European Arrest Warrantlegislation introduced in 2003, shecould be detained and extraditedanywhere within the EU withoutevidence.

"Mr Chapman escapedsimilar charges because Lisbonofficials did not have his address."

Miss Molamphy, 40, saidshe and Mr Chapman hadattempted to explain to authoritiesthat they had arrested the wrongperson, but "they took no notice".

She was hours away frombeing extradited to Portugal when

her lawyers secured her release."Miss Molamphy's team oflawyers were able to obtain bailand the charges were eventuallydropped - but only after MissMolamphy had spent 20,000 inlegal costs,"

"Had she been extraditedback to Portugal, she faced months

in custody awaiting trialand up to five years in jail for her'crime'.

"Miss Molamphy, whosplit from Mr Chapman in 2009,is now suing the Portuguesea u th o r i t i e s fo r w r o n g fu limprisonment and mentalanguish."

She said the ordeal hadaffected her confidence and lefther feeling "really down about itfor a long time".

"The incident has beencondemned by human rightswatchdogs who say that MissMolamphy's action, which getsunderway in Lisbon this week,will be a test for the controversialEuropean Arrest Warrant law.

Fair Trials Internationalchief Jago Russell said MissMolamphy was the victim of afast-track extradition systembeing used for petty crimes and

years after the alleged offence."Her case is just the tip ofthe iceberg," Mr Russell said.

"Last year alone, over1000 people were extraditedfrom the UK under these laws.Until they are reformed, manymore are going to suffer this kindof ordeal."

Five Virginia teenagersw e r e c h a r g e d w i t hrobbery and assault after

t h e y b e a t u p t w oH a l l o w e e n t r i c k - o r -treaters and stole theircandy, Police said.

The group allegedlys u r r o u n d e d t w o o t h e rteenagers, ages 15 and 17, asthey were going door-to-door ina neighbourhood in Dale City,Virginia, said Jonathan Perok, aspokesman for the Prince

William County PoliceDepartment.One of the teens said he had ahandgun and demanded the trick-

or-treaters turn over theirHalloween loot. The pair refusedand the group assaulted them,police said, adding the assaultresulted in minor injuries."Robberies are not unusual, butthese are kids," Perok said.Of the five arrested, four were juveniles aged between 16 and17, and were not identified. AndreDiggs, 19, was also arrested andis being held without bond.

Prince William County is locatedroughly 35 miles southwest ofWashington, D.C.

Five teenagers arrested for stealing Halloween

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Aries Mar 20 - Apr 19Recent changes in plans are as unexpected as they areirritating. But the more you learn about thesedevelopments, the more you're convinced that whilethey're disruptive, they're also in your best interests.Others haven't yet recognised that. Rather than argue,say nothing. Soon events will testify eloquently on yourbehalf.

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Taurus Apr 20 - May 20If you're still juggling the results of recent exciting butunsettling developments, it's no surprise. Dealing withthese has as much to do with your perspective on the

actual situations involved as what you decide. That beingthe case, make a point of exploring your options. Whatyou learn could revolutionise your thinking.

Gemini May 21 - Jun 20Last week your ruler Mercury and the planet that's allabout charm, Venus, both moved to accent partnershipsof all varieties. This means not only those of a personalnature, but links of a more worldly nature. While you'vebeen avoiding certain tricky matters, you should finally beable to resolve them easily.

Cancer Jun 21 - Jul 22It's worth bearing in mind that because Thursday's FullMoon heightens everybody's emotions, certain usuallyreasonable individuals might be increasingly difficult todeal with. Knowing that, instead of trying to talk overissues, quietly withdraw. Nothing is so urgent that it can'twait until they're in a calmer mood.

Leo Jul 23 - Aug 22Having had a chance to get used to the radical changesabout which others are so enthusiastic, you're now

seriously intrigued. This is good timing, since with Mars,which has a great deal to do with these, moving into a newsign on Friday, what you don't commit to now may neverhappen.Virgo Aug 23 - Sep 22Because you seldom make plans without carefullydefining your objectives and examining the situation inquestion, those arrangements usually stand as firstorganised. But now it seems you need to rethink themnearly every day. This has little to do with yourthoroughness and everything to do with ongoing changesin circumstances.

LibraSep 23 - Oct 22It's not that you've been secretive about certain matters.Or at least that wasn't your intention. However, now thatboth your ruler Venus and the communication planetMercury are accenting the exchange of important ideas,you're beginning to realise how much you haven't said.And that you've some catching up to do.

ScorpioOct 23 - Nov 21Few things annoy you more than those who can't make adecision and stick with it. However, if you ask what'sbehind the sudden changes they're making, you won't just

be more understanding, you might decide it would be inyour best interests to rethink certain of your own plans orarrangements.

Sagittarius Nov 22 - Dec 21Not only are things moving swiftly, you're only nowbeginning to realise how far-reaching the impact of theevents triggered by your ruler Jupiter's aspect to Pluto willbe. What is clear, however, is that these could take youfurther than you imagined you could go, and more swiftlythan you dreamed possible.

Capricorn Dec 22 - Jan 19While usually you're quite right to be suspicious of offersthat seem too good to be true, at the moment it's probablythe reverse. That is, not only are these worthwhile, onceyou learn more you'll realise they're actually far betterthan you imagined. So much you'll want to respond swiftlyand decisively.

AquariusJan 20 - Feb 18Often clashes with those closest, at work or at home, arenothing more than that, mere differences. However, delve

more deeply into those you're currently facing and youcould discover a genuine misunderstanding, one that'sbeen the source of conflicts for a very long time. And onethat's surprisingly easily resolved.

Pisces Feb 19 - Mar 19You owe it to yourself to say exactly what's on your mind.If you're concerned others won't understand, you must beas frank as necessary to drive the point home. Worryingas this forthright approach seems, the odds are goodyou'll clear up confusion you thought you'd just have tolive with.

HOROSCOPE PREDICTION 3 Nov - 9 Nov 2011

French sa i l i ng s tarFlorence Arthaud fell offher boat during a pee

break but rescuersw h i s k e d h e r f r o mMediterranean watersafter she called herm o t h e r b y m o b i l ephone.

Arthaud, winner in 1990of the Route du Rhum single-handed transatlantic sailing race,was located and rescued near theisland of Corsica thanks to a

headlamp and the GPSsystem on her phone.

"I quite simply fell into thewater while preparing to take a

pee, Arthaud, alone on her 10-meter boat when she felloverboard,

managed to hold herphone, protected by a plastic bag,above water and call her motherto raise the alarm.

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The cleaner at thec i t y ' s O s t w a l lMuseum went towork on the MartinK i p p e n b e r g e rinstallation entitledW h e n I t S t a r t s

Dripping From theCeiling which wasvalued by insurers at8 0 0 , 0 0 0 e u r o s($A1.07 million), shesaid.

The late contemporarymaster had created a tower ofwooden slats under which arubber trough was placed with athin beige layer of paintrepresenting dried rain water.

Taking it for an actualstain, the cleaner scrubbed the

surface until it gleamed."It is now impossible to

return it to its original state," thes p o k e s w o m a n s a i d o nThursday, adding that thedamage had been discoveredlate last month and that the workhad been on loan to themuseum f rom a pr ivate

collector.She sa id t ha t

cleaning crews had ordersto remain 20cm (eighti n c h e s ) a w a y f r o martworks but it was unclearif the woman had receivedthe directive from the

external company thatemployed her.Works of art not

infrequently fall victim tozealous cleaners. In 1986,a "grease stain" by JosephBeuys valued at around

400,000 ($A533,760) wasmopped away at the Academyof Fine Arts in Duesseldorf,western Germany.

Cleaner wipes away $1 million artwork

Faced with the difficulttask of balancing a budgetin austere times, officialsin New York's SuffolkCounty had no choice,they had to sack SantaClaus.

The county executivesaid he could not justify carvingout $660 (411.37 pounds) fromhis $2.7 billion budget to payDavid McKell, 83, a World War II

veteran and former homicidedetective, to don his Santa suit forthe tenth year running and greetchildren on Long Island.

"How do you justify thatexpenditure when a health centreis losing money?" Steve Levy, theSuffolk County Executive said.

He also said that some750 county employees werefacing layoffs as a result of budgetrestraints, including what he

described as a $20million cut in state aid to thecounty's health system.

"Let either the privatesector come forward with adonation, or, better yet, let's tapthe volunteers in the community,"he said.

Levy was quickly called aGrinch by his opponents.

"Do we really have to holdSanta Claus hostage to balancethe budget?" said Bill Lindsay, a

Democrat and the presidingofficer of the county legislature."I mean, $600? Give me a

break," Joseph Sawicki, aRepublican who as countycomptroller is charged witho v e r s e e i n g t h e c o u n t ygovernment's fiscal prudence,said in an interview. "Therecomes a point where you gooverboard in terms of penny-pinching."

Strapped county sacks Santa to save $660County officials said

dozens of people had comeforward offering to pay for Santa'sservices and Levy himselfvolunteered to don a Santa suit fora shift or two.

In the end, Steve Bellone,the current town supervisor ofnearby Babylon, who is runningas the Democratic candidate tosucceed Levy, said he would payfor Santa.

Levy, who is not running

for ree lect ion , d ismissedBellone's gesture as "puregrandstanding", and said hisoffice was investigating whetherthe check breached rulesgoverning gifts to countyagencies.

McKell, the Santa at thecentre of the storm, said Bellone'scheck -- part of which would covergas and other Santa expenses --had resolved the matter.

Unfortunately, the trueKnowledge of Saraswati, thek n o w l e d g e o f t h emathematical science thatdef ines the octaves ofexistence, and which rules andcontrols the cycles of life of allmanifestations (also referredto as sacred geometry), andwhich enables mankind to be atrue Master of his life, is nottaught in our schools anduniversities, nor is it taught byour religious leaders.

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HINDU CEREMONIES OF BALISARASWATI DAYHARI RAYA SARASWATI

S a r a s w a t i D a y i sc e l e b r a t e d o n t h e 1 9 t hNovember, the very last day of

the Balinese Pawukon calendar,being the Saturday of its lastweek, Watugunung.

D e w i Sa r a s w a t i i sgenerally referred to as Goddessof 'Science & Knowledge'.Dewi Saraswati is the femalecounter-part of the Balinese godDewa Brahma, the manifestationof the Almighty Infinite Spirit asthe Creator.The spiritual symbolism ofSaraswati

The materialistic worldviews that dominate the modern

world we live in, have causedconsiderable mis-interpretationsof the religious symbols found inBalinese Hinduism. The mainreason for this is a general loss ofthe ability to think in 'parallels', tocommunicate in symbols andanalogies. Instead, modern mantends to interpret most religioussymbols literally.

N o w a d a y s t h eKnowledge/Science symbolizedby Saraswati is generallyinterpreted as pure secular,scientific knowledge; at libraries

offerings are made for books ando t h e r i mp o r t a n t w r i t t e nmaterials, such as the lontar;books and (written) language areseen as the vessels of secular,scientific knowledge. At theschools and universities thestudents pray for success withtheir studies. During SaraswatiDay it is not allowed to read,which can be compared with our

'one minute silence', in honourof the 'gift' of books andlanguage which enablesmankind to pass on thescientific knowledge that leadsto secular success.In itself these 'modern'interpretations do no harm asfar as the importance ofsecular, scientific knowledgefo r t he educa t ion anddevelopment of the worldycareer of the individual isconcerned.

However the loss of theoriginal interpretation of thereligious symbols, their actualmeaning, does serious harmto the spiritual development ofthe Balinese as an individual,and to the spiritual progress ofthe Balinese as a people. Andsince the spiritual symbolismis universal, loss of spiritualconsciousness concerns notonly the Balinese but all ofmankind, as individuals aswell as a race.

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Man gives dog the kiss of l ifeAn Auckland

m a n p r o v e dh i m s e l f t h eultimate dog loverby saving his tinychihuahua's l i few i t h m o u t h - t o -

m o u t hr e s u s c i t a t i o nduring a canineseizure.

The 42-year-olddidn't want to be namedbut sa id t he re was noembarrassment about lockinglips with his beloved one-year-old dog Peanut after it startedconvulsing.

"What do you do? It's inyour arms and you know it'sdying - it's just instinct.

He said Peanut had beenprone to seizures ever since hewas dropped on his head as a

young puppy.While at a mate's house

the dog went to urinate on thedining room table and got a lightsmack on the head from thefriend, sending him into seizure.

The owner scooped uphis miniature pet, whose hearthad stopped beating, andstarted blowing air into hismouth from a centimetre away.

"I thought tomyself, 'What areyou f***ing doing,mate? That's notg o i n g t o d oanything.

"So then itwas just 'boom' - I

put my lips straighton, but I had to becareful not to blowhis little insidesout."

After pullingthe dog's tongue

out and tilting his head back,Peanut finally started comingback to life, said the man,recalling that "incredible"moment.

Peanut spent a night atthe vet but was back to his"crazy" old self by Sunday, his

owner said.

Missing cat walks 3000km to old houseA cat that hates getting intocars walked more than3000km from the NorthernTerritory to h er old house inSouth Australia.

J e s s i e h a d b e e nmissing for more than a yearwhen she returned to the housein May, according to her owner,Sheree Gale.

"Mrs Gale and herhusband Andre had moved tothe Top End before fly ing the catup in March last year.

" T w o o t h e r c a t sremained behind in Ungarra -with the agreement of the newowners - because the Gales didnot think they would react well tothe move."

Weeks after the

r e l o c a t i o n , J e s s i edisappeared, eventually turningup in Ungarra.

She is being cared for bythe home's new owners, Troyand Jenn Humby.

"I thought it was strangebecause this cat was hangingaround with the other two catsand I thought a wild one wouldn't

do that."I took a photo and sentit to Sheree, and she said it wasdefinitely Jessie."

Mrs Gale said she wass u r p r i s e d b y h e r c a t ' sadventure.

"She hates getting intocars, so I think she has walked,"she said.

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Another Little Johnny JokeTeacher: if I gave you 2 cats, and another 2 cats

and another 2, how many will you have?Johnny: Seven Sir

Teacher: No, listen carefully.If I gave you 2 cats, and another 2 cats and

another 2, how many will you have?Johnny: Seven

Teacher: Let me put it to you differently.If I gave you 2 apples, and another 2 apples and

another 2, how many will you have?

Johnny: Six.Teacher: Good. Now if I gave you 2 cats, andanother 2 cats and another 2

, how many will you have?Johnny: Seven!!!

The now very angry Teacher:Where in the Hell do you get seven from?!?!?

The now very frustrated Johnny:Because I've already got a bloody cat at home!!!

Old Jewish Deal MakerAn Old Jewish man is walking down the street one

afternoon when he sees a woman with perfectbreasts.

He says to her, "Hey miss, would you let me BITEyour breasts for $100?"

"Are you nuts?!" she replies, and keeps walkingaway.

He turns around, runs around the block and gets tothe corner before she does.

"Would you let me bite your breasts for $1,000?"

he asks again."Listen you; I'm not that kind of woman! Got it?"So the little old Jewish man runs around the next

block and faces her again."Would you let me bite your breasts - just once -

for $10,000?!"She thinks about it for a while and says,

"Hmmmmm, $10,000... Ok, just once, but not here.Let's go to that dark alley over there."

So they go into the alley, where she takes off herblouse to reveal the most perfect breasts in the

world. As soon as he sees them, he grabs them andstarts caressing them, fondling them slowly, kissingthem, licking them, burying his face in them - but

not biting them.The woman finally gets annoyed and asks, 'Well?

Are you gonna bite them or not?"Nah,"says the little old Jewishman... "Costs too

much!"

EVER WONDERED ...Why the sun lightens our hair, but darkens our skin?Why can't women put on mascara with their mouth

closed?Why don't you ever see the headline 'Psychic Wins

Lottery'?

Why is 'abbreviated' such a long word?Why is it that doctors call what they do 'practice'?

Why is lemon juice made with artificial flavouring, anddishwashing liquid made with real lemons?

Why do banks leave vault doors open andthen chain the pens to the counters?


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Meninga not eyeing NRL returnQueensland State ofO r i g i n c o a c h a n dformer Canberra greatMal Meninga deniesthis week's cameo withthe Raiders is part of agrand plan to return tothe NRL ranks.

Meninga has answereda call from Canberra coachDavid Furner - currently inEngland as an Australiaassistant for the Four Nationstournament - to help oversee theopening week of preseason trainingin the nation's capital.

But while he was happy toshare some of his knowledge withthe squad, Meninga said he had nohankering to again coach in the NRL.

A f t e r a ch ie v in g o n l ymoderate success in his five years incharge of Canberra from 1997 to2001, Meninga has made his markas a coach in guiding Queensland to

six straight series wins.Success with the Maroons

prompted some to suggest the Team

of the Century centre againwanted to test himself in the NRL.

"Not a sneaky full-time job,no," Meninga said when asked if hewas positioning himself.

"I'm very happy where I'm atat the moment, very happy with mylot and I'm very happy to be downhere helping the Raiders.

"I'm here for the week andwith Dave away with the Kangaroosit's a good opportunity to mix with theboys and hopefully impart somewords of wisdom.

"I'd like to be involved all thetime and I'm always involved asmuch as I can be."

Meninga considershimself a mentor to Furner,having coached and playeda longs ide the cu r ren tRaiders boss.

Canberra has madeseveral changes to its set-upand staff for 2012 after its15th-place finish.

In addressing the

playing group on Monday,Meninga said it was vital thep l a y e r s p u t t h edisappointment of the last

below-par campaign behind them."Last year is last year - it's

newspaper clippings and it'simportant not to focus on that," hesaid.

"It's a new era and theyneed to go into 2012 with a newattitude and make sure they do therequired work.

"This is the tough part ofthe year, there's no footy and theyhave to work really hard in the off-season to make sure all the

preparation is up to speed andthey're in the best possible shapethey can be for next year."

Sanderson wants tougher CrowsNew Adelaide coach BrentonSanderson has started worko n a b l a n k c a n v a s b ydemanding more combattraining to boost physicalityat his AFL club.

Sanderson has ordered apre-season regime heavy on boxingand wrestling in a bid to returnAdelaide to the finals after a two-yearabsence.

Sanderson oversaw his firstpreseason session this week,directing players to forget the past.

"We're not going to talk aboutthe past at all," he told reporters.

"It's all about a blank canvastoday.

"We have just come in with anew group, new coaches, a differentattitude towards training and a newgame plan ... we have started afresh.

"As much as I can, I won't

r e f l e c t o n w h a t h a shappened here in the past, the focuswill be on what is going to happentomorrow."

Sanderson said Adelaideneeded a greater physical presence.

"It's what the competitiondemands now - you have got to havestrong, physical players," he said.

"We saw that through thefinals series this year.

"We just need to develop ourplayers with a more physical elementto their game."

Boxing, wrest l ing andgrappling will feature prominently inpreseason training.

"There is a bit of everythinginvolved in that message ofphysicality," he said.

"As a group, we are going tobe a little bit harder on how we train,develop a bit more of a physicalelement to it.

hung up on that either. Wehave got to improve on a lot ofdifferent facets of the game andthat physicality is just one elementof it."

Sanderson said he would"drip feed" his game plan to hischarges while expecting youngerplayers to try to steal positions fromestablished team-mates.

"There comes a time asyoung player when you have got tomake a statement and you havegot to take someone's spot," hesaid.

"Today was meant to be anintroduction day ... but the boys justwent like cut cats.

"It's to be expected, Iguess, with a new coach and newcoaching group - they're going totry and impress as much as theycan.

"I expect some internalrivalry amongst the players this

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Smith backs Boyd to step upCameron Smith insistsAustralia is good enoughto overcome the loss ofinternational player of they e a r B i l l ySlater and w int h e F o u r

Nations rugbyl e a g u etournament.

D a r i u sBoyd is expectedto take over at full-back f rom theinjured Slater, withcoach Tim Sheensthen left needing tofind a replacementfor Boyd on thewing.

Slater wasruled out of the remainder of the

Kangaroos' campaign afterbreaking his collarbone early inthe 36-20 win over England atWembley on Saturday.

He was to undergosurgery at a London hospital onMonday to have a plate insertedin his right shoulder - thecollarbone broken in five placesduring his attempted shouldercharge on England winger RyanHall.

The victory ensured theKangaroos a place in the final onNovember 19, but they will haveto win it with without the

Melbourne star.Smith admitted the loss of

the Slater - who last week addedthe international player of theyear award to his NRL Dally Mmedal - was a huge blow to theside, but said his Queenslandteam-mate Boyd was the perfectreplacement.

" D a r i u s h a s w o npremierships with Brisbane and

St George as a full-backand is a quality player," Smithsaid.

"Billy is obviously a greatplayer and losing him is a big blow

for us."But to have someone of

Darius' class coming in from thewing to replace him shows howgood our squad is."

Slater said he knewalmost immediately that he was instrife following his unsuccessfulattempt to stop Hall from crossingfor the opening try.

"I just got put in thatposition where I've got to try andforce them over the touch line,"Slater told Triple M's Grill Team.

"I just made contact withhim in a spot where iti m p a c t e d m y

collarbone, it wasshoulder on shoulder."When I put

my hand on mycollarbone I knew thats o m e t h i n g w a swrong, I knew whatI'd done."

W h i l edisappointed to missthe the Four Nationsfinal, Slater was

preparations for the2012 NRL season.

"We've got about eightweeks off (after the FourNations). By the time I get back

to training I don'tthink I'll miss toomuch," Sla tersaid.

" I ' l lprobably miss alittle bit of contact(training) but I'll behappy to sit outthose wrestlingsessions in thepreseason."

Smith saidhe did not expectSlater to alter hisfearless approachi n d e f e n c edespite coming

off second best in his clash withHall.

"He is a big guy, RyanHall, but I have seen Billy stoptries many times in thatposition. He just got unlucky,"Smith said.

"He has had a fewinjuries and come back goodbefore so I've no doubt he willbe fine.

" B u t i t ' s v e r ydisappointing for him that hewon't get to play in the final.

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A b u t c h e r s h o pemployee in t he Germantown of Braunschweiginadvertently handed ac u s t o m e r a b a gcontaining more than2,000 euros ($2,835) in

cold cash rather than thecold cuts she usuallygets.

The 79-year-old

pensioner paid fiveeuros for her package of coldcuts and veal steaks. She saidshe was surprised to find morethan she bargained for whenshe opened the package athome.

"I was complete lyflabbergasted," She called thebutcher shop but it had alreadyclosed. So she called thepolice, who later returned it.

The owner of the

Woman gets cold cash rather than cold cutsday's take in a paper bag

and placed it, as he usuallydoes, next to the cash register.The employee mistook it for thecustomer's cold cuts andunwittingly handed her thepackage.

The honest pensionergot a 100 euro reward from thebutcher -- and a free basket ofsausages.

A teenager who was accidentallytangled in a hangman's noose whileacting at a Halloween haunted house

was out of intensive care andrecovering from the incident that lefther brief ly not breathing andunconscious.

The 17-year-old, who was notidentified because of her age, was found

hanging with her neck in the noose by amaintenance worker and a supervisor atCreepyworld in the St. Louis suburb of Fenton,Missouri.

She was working in a bathroom horrorscene, one of seven attractions at the facility.She apparently slipped off a tub and gotcaught in the noose, according to a report fromthe Jefferson County police.

The report also said she was notbreathing when found, but was quickly cut outof the rope and revived. She was in criticalcondition when she arrived at an area hospitalbut was out of the intensive care unit andrecovering. No other details were released onher condition.

The Creepyworld "scream park" isdesigned to replicate a small town struck bydisaster. Customers tour the town whereactors supply the shocks amid car wrecks andprops meant to look like bodies.

It is one of three area attractions run byHalloween Productions Inc of St. Louis.Officials had no comment on the incident.

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R oman C a t ho l i cb i s h o p s i nW i s c o n s i n a r eu r g i n g t h e i rparishioners not tobring weapons tochurch now that a

new law permitsstate residents toca r r y concea l edfirearms.

" In tu i t i ve l y , weunderstand that acts ofviolence, destruction, andmurder are antithetical to themessage and person of JesusChrist and have no rightful place inour society, especially sacredplaces," the bishops said just beforethe law went into effect.

"We ask that all peopleseriously consider not carrying

weapons into church buildings as a

sign of reverence forthese sacred spaces," they said.

The statement, issued byMilwaukee Archbishop JeromeListecki and four other bishops,said a decision on whether to banweapons was up to individualchurches.

Residents with a validpermit are allowed to carry es,

Parishioners asked to attend church unarmedc o n c e a l e d

handguns, electr icweapons such as stunguns or tasers, kniveso t h e r t h a nswitchblades, and billyclubs.

Machine guns,short-barreled rifles

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An employermay bar an employeef r o m c a r r y i n gconcealed weapons atwo r k , b u t ca n n o t

prohibit an employee fromkeeping concealed weapons inthe employee's vehicle, even if itis parked on employer property.

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Slater finally clinches 11th world crownK e l l y S l a t e r h a so f f i c i a l l y b e e nc r o w n e d s u r f i n gworld champion for ahistory-making 11thtime after winning hi sround four h eat at theRip Curl Search event

in San Francisco.Slater beat Brazilianteen duo Gabriel Medinaand Migue l Pupo inconvincing style with a totalwave score of 17.17 out of apossible 20.

After being prematurelyawarded the world title on Thursday(AEDT) due to a mathematical errorin the rankings calculations, Slaterhad to win just one more heat to

officially clinch the title.The American has made

history after winning his first worldtitle in 1992 to become theyoungest world champion at 20-years-old and now becoming theoldest at 39.

S l a t e rposted wave scoresof 9.10 and 8.07 tobeat Brazilian youngguns Medina, 17-y e a r s - o l d , a n dPupo, 19, whosecombined ages areless than the surfinglegend's.

" I t w a sconfirmed the otherday, but we're surenow," Slater said.

"I'm stoked. Iwas upset about it, but I alsothought it was really funny.

"There are no hardf e e l i n g s t o w a r d s A S P( A sso c ia t i o n o f S u r f i n gProfessionals) and mistakeshappen.

Laidley joins Saints as assistantSt Kilda has continuedt h e A F L t r e n d o fsupporting rookie headc o a c h e s w i t hexperienced assistantsby appoint ing formerNorth Melbourne coachDean Laidley to run the

club's midfield.Laidley, who coached

the Kangaroos for seven seasonsbefore being axed in 2009, spentthe past two years as an assistant atPort Adelaide.

He replaced Saints legendRobert Harvey in new coach ScottWatters' panel, after Harvey left theclub to work under Nathan Buckleyat Collingwood.

The Saints also namedformer long jumper Peter Burge -who has spent the past six years asH a w t h o r n ' s s t r e n g t h a n dconditioning coach - as their high

performance manager, replacingDavid Misson, who left the Saintsfor Melbourne.

Of the five clubs who willenter the 2012 season with first-year head coaches, the Saints arethe fourth to appoint someone withhead coaching experience tosupport their inexperienced newleader.

Three of this year'sdumped head coaches - ex-Western Bulldogs coach RodneyE a d e ( Co l l i n g wo o d ) , e x -Melbourne boss Dean Bailey(Adelaide) and ex-Adelaidementor Neil Craig (Melbourne) -

have been snapped up to supportrookie coaches elsewhere.Among other former head

coaches now in back seat roles,

Matthew Knights,who coached Essendon in2008-10, was recently put incharge of Geelong's VFLteam.

It follows the trend ofGee long premiersh ip -winn ing mentor MarkThompson (now wi th

E sse n d o n ) a n d P o r tAdelaide's 2004 flag-w in n in g co a ch Ma r k

Williams (Greater WesternSydney) taking support roleselsewhere.

Former Melbournecoaches Neil Balme, now withGeelong, and Neale Daniher,now with West Coast, andformer Bulldogs coach PeterRohde, now with Port Adelaide,are entrenched as footballmanagers.

Fo r me r F r e ma n t l ecoach Chris Connolly was theDemons' football managerbefore recently becoming theirclub development manager.

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Teen knocks off Parko in f inalA u s t r a l i a n J o e lParkinson has lost thefinal of the Rip Curl ProS e ar c h t o r i s i n gB r a z i l i a n t e e n a g es e n s a t i o n G a b r i e lM e d i n a i n S a n

Francisco.The 17-year-o lddefeated Parkinson - 13years his senior - in firingthree-to-five foot waves atOcean Beach to secure hissecond elite ASP World Tourvictory this season.

Medina, who only joined the ASP Top 34 afterthe mid-year rotation, hascompeted in just four eventsas an official member of the2011 roster.

His run on the final day

of competition wasnothing short of amazing, ashe took the highest heat totalof 17.33 while beatingfreshly-crowned 11-timeworld champion Kelly Slaterand Taylor Knox, beforetopping the stylish Australianin the final.

The highly-toutedBrazilian wasted little time

against Parkinson, belting a

7.50 and a 9.00in the opening minuteswith critical backhandblasts and controlledp r o c e e d i n g sthroughout.

"This has beenincredible," Medina

said."Th i s i s my

second World Tour winand it has been great.

"I'm having fun onthe tour.

"I don't know what Idid out there. I just try to gobig and it was great to havea final with Parko (JoelParkinson).

"He is one of myfavourite surfers.

Thorpe bombs out in BeijingIn a sobering real i tycheck, Ian Thorpe hasfailed to qualify for the 100metres freestyle final atthe FINA World Cup sho rtcourse meet in Beijing.

Aust ra l ia 's greatestOlympian finished fifth in his heatin 50.21 seconds - a time thatwas only 15th-fastest overall in

the modest field.

In contrast, fel lowAustralian Kyle Richardson(48.11) was fastest qualifier forTuesday night's final.

Thorpe, 29, made a latedecision to contest the 100mfreestyle in Beijing after initiallyentering the 100m individualmedley.

T h e e v e n t w a sexpected to provide a moreaccurate gauge of Thorpe'sprogress ahead of the LondonOlympic trials in March afterhe only contested the 100mbutterfly and 100m individualmedley at his comeback meetin Singapore last Friday andSaturday.


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Stoner finishes off season in styleA u s t r a l i a ' s w o r l dchampion Casey Stonerwon the last race of theseason by edging BenSpies on the line to takeout the Valencia MotoGP.

Stoner - winning his 10thrace of the season - had led for

most of the 30-lap racebefore Spies took thelead with three lapsremaining.

H o w e v e r ,Stoner showed hisbattling qualities andregained the lead onthe line to deny theAmerican his secondwin of the campaign inthe first race since thetragic death of MarcoSimoncelli in Malaysia afortnight ago.

Stoner, winning

his 33rd career Grand Prix,admitted it had been one of hismost memorable races.

"I had a massive leadand was managing that but assoon as more rain came I wasn'twilling to push and take risks,"the 26-year-old said.

"I made a mistake andwent into neutral and Ben camepast and rode a good few laps.

"I didn't know how I couldget past him but I realised I couldget a much better drive out of thelast corner so I tried to get as

close as I could."It was the last lap of thelast race of the year so I thought'let's just go for it' - and I got it. Itwas one of the hairiest races ofmy career."

Spies said that the wetsurface had not allowed him toopen up a sizeable gap onStoner.

"We made a hugecharge at the end," said Spies,

who won at Assen earlierin the season.

"But once we got aheadthe track was really slick and wetook it more carefully so as toavoid making mistakes.

"Casey took a couple ofrisks towards the end and theypaid off."

Dovizioso secures thirdItalian Andrea Doviziosotook third spot and ensured hefinished third in the overallstandings on his farewell fromthe Honda team.

"I could have taken somerisks towards the end of the racebut third in the championshipswas too important for me," saidDovizioso, who joins Yamahanext season.

"I am really pleased tohave finished third in thechampionship and it was thanksto my strategy here that we beat

Dani (Pedrosa) because withoutone we could not have beatenhim."

Yamaha's Jorge Lorenzoof Spain, the 2010 championwho missed the race as herecovers from finger surgeryafter crashing in the AustralianGP warm-up at Phillip Island,finished second overall.

The whole complexion of

the race was turned onits head right at the start with fourriders going out.

Valentino Rossi - whowas wearing a special helmet intribute to Simoncelli - his Ducatiteam-mate Nicky Hayden andRandy de Puniet went out afterAlvaro Bautista clipped the back

of Dovizioso's Honda.Bautista then

slid along the trackand took the otherthree riders out.

"Bautista toldme that Doviziosocame over on himand he couldn't doanything about it,"Hayden said.

"It is a sad wayto end the season aswe all really wanted torace and we thoughtwe could put up a

good fight today."I am pretty frustrated at

same time, big let down for notjust me but everyone.

"It's been a tough seasonand it ended sourly."

Bautista for his partconfirmed that Dovizioso hadg i v e n h i m n o r o o m t omanouvere.

"It was a shame thathappened but I had no option, nospace to adjust my position.T h a n k f u l l y n o b o d y w a sharmed," he said.

Behind the leadersveteran Italian Loris Capirossirode a steady race in what washis final appearance on thecircuit as the three-time worldchampion - twice in the 125cccategory in 1990/91 and the250cc in 1998 - cantered alongto finish in the middle of the field.

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Rebels, Crusaders to clash in SingaporeS u p e r R u g b y ' sMelbourne Rebelsa n d C a n t e r b u r yC r u s a d e r s h a v esigned up to playpre-season gamesin Singapore in a bidto take advantage of

the Asian market'sgrowing interest inthe game.

Rebels ch ie fsexecutive Steve Bolandsaid Singapore's large expatriatecommunity and the number ofpeople participating in the sportthere made it an ideal choice.

Rugby is gaining groundin Asia, with Japan set to host the2019 World Cup, while HongKong and Tokyo have hostedBledisloe Cup games betweenAustralia and New Zealand.

"We have s igned acontract with a Singaporepromoter to play Super Rugby trialmatches with the Crusaders," TheAustralian newspaper quotedBoland as saying.

" T h e r e i s a g r e a texpatriate market in Singapore,which has 6,500 registeredplayers. If we have a connectionwith Singapore and the Rebels

b e c o m e t h eSuper Rugby team ofchoice, that will befantastic."

Boland said thatwhile the chances ofs t a g i n g p r e s e a s o ngames in the city-statenext year were only "50-50" they would definitelyhappen in 2013 and 2014.

" A s i a i s a nimportant market," hesaid.

"We are all over itlike a rash. It's great to have ateam like the Crusaders share ourvision."

Other Super rugby teamscould follow their lead, withAustralia's Brumbies and NewSouth Wales Waratahs alsoreported to be considering playingin Asia.


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Anabel Medina Garrigues onSunday.

The 6-3, 6-0 victory was the Serb's11th singles title but first since winning theevent last year.

Her previous best results in 2011we r e a ch ie ve d w i th se m i - f i n a lappearances in Birmingham andCarlsbad.

The Spaniard was seeking herthird title of the season following victoriesin Estoril and Palermo, and had enjoyedan easier route to the final after herprevious two opponents this week retiredfrom their matches.

"I feel great. Very unexpected, actually," Ivanovic said."I think I played an impeccable match today. Really I

didn't do much wrong."Medina-Garigues praised her opponent's poise in the

final."In the middle of the second set I started thinking a little

because I saw her, she didn't feel, I didn't feel that she felt thepressure, and she was playing very good, solid, no mistakes,hitting very hard the ball, serving good, so I think she was theplayer who had to win the match," she said.

Marion Bartoli suffered an ankle injury and quit afterholding two match points and Sabine Lisicki failed to complete

the third set of their semi-final due to a back problem.Ivanovic is now setting her sights on a better start tonext season.

"I think next year is going to be big, and I really want tosort of play tournaments that I'm ready for and really go andtake my chances," she said.

"I think especially the first half of the year I havenothing to defend and I can take my opportunities andhopefully keep the level and break the top 10.

"That would be the first step, first goal, and then take itfrom there."

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w o u l d g e t abetter appreciation ofwhat he did for a living.

And it was "anadded bonus" that hispartner Liz Hurley wouldget to see him strut hisstuff at the MCG.

Warne - who willcombine his playing

commitments with theStars with his role as acricket commentator forChannel Nine - said theBBL could be playedalongside this summer'sTest series against Indiaw i t h o u t b e i n gdetrimental to eitherformat of the game.

"I don't see aconflict in that at all," hesaid.

As was the caset h r o u g h o u t h i scelebrated career forAustralia, Warne said heexpected to be thes u b j e c t o f h i g hexpectations - both fromthe public and himself.

Stars coach GregShipperd called therecruitment of Warne the"icing on the cake" for theBBL.

He went on to playseveral seasons withRajasthan Royals in theIndian Premier League,before announcing that hewas quitting cricket.

However he saidt h e l u r e o f a n e wtournament and thechance to give something

back to Cricket Australiahad prompted his decisionto play once again.

Warne did not ruleout the possibility ofextending his contractwith the Stars beyond oneseason if everything wentwell in the 2011-12campaign.

"I'm a young 42 atthe moment, so I'll seehow it goes this year," hesaid.

"This is somethingfresh, this is somethingnew and we're all learningstraight away.

"Let's see how itgoes this year and we'lltake it from there."

Warne said one ofthe main reasons formaking a comeback wasso that his three children,now aged 14, 12 and 10,would get a bet ter

Champion leg spinner Shane Warnehas signed on to play with MelbourneStars in the inaugural Big BashLeague Twenty20 tournament at theend of the year.

Warne has pledged to play the entireseason for the Stars, with his first game to beagainst Sydney Thunder at the MCG on

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Czechs take out Fed Cupmatches this season, while Irarely had such intriguingmatches."I played well today but shewas just a bit better at keymoments."Anastasia Pavlyuchenkovatook the tie to the decisivedoubles by ousting Lucie

Safarova 6-2, 6-4.Pavlyuchenkova, ranked15th, broke her rival's servetwice in the opening set for a

one-set advantage after 41minutes, and a break in the fifthgame of the second set put her onthe way to victory."I was nervous playing as I had noroom for error," said the 20-year-old Pavlyuchenkova, who took 90minutes to record her fourth winover Safarova in five meetings."But she (Safarova) also was inthe same situation and it was alsotough for her. Anyway, all's wellthat ends well."Kvitova drew first blood for theCzechs on the opening day,beating Kirilenko 6-2, 6-2, whileKuznetsova pulled the scoreslevel with a 6-2, 6-3 win overSafarova.

two-time grand slam winnerSvetlana Kuznetsova 4-6, 6-2, 6-3.Kvitova, fresh from her success atlast week's season-ending WTAchampionship in Istanbul, battledback from a set down to win herfirst ever meeting with the 26-year-old Kuznetsova in two hoursand 13 minutes."I wasn't playing my tennis in thefirst set, (I was) making too manymistakes, while Svetlana movedand returned very well," Kvitovasaid."It was tough to come back intothe match in the second set but Iforced myself into playing withcrosses mainly instead of myfavourite flat drives."Kuznetsova admitted: "Thedifference between us today wasthat she has played so many tight

Doubles duo Lucie Hradeckaand Kveta Peschke sealed a3-2 victory for the CzechRepublic in the Fed Cup finalagainst Russia in Moscow.The pair needed four matchpoints to see off MariaKirilenko and Elena Vesnina6-4, 6-2 after one hour and 36

minutes in the OlympicStadium as the visitors liftedtheir first title since 1988,w h e n t h e f o r m e rCzechoslovakia won the annualwomen's team competition."Petra (Kvitova) won two pointsfor us but we needed one more,"Czech captain Petr Pala said."I'm happy we managed to get thethird one. We won it all togetherbecause the victory is made ofsmall pieces you have to puttogether."It was great team work."Ru ss i a n sk i p p e r S a h mi lTarpischev also highlightedKvitova's contribution to theCzechs' win."The Czechs won thanks toK v i t o v a ' s s u p e r b p l a y , "Tarpischev said."She was just great."Wimbledon champion and worldnumber two Kvitova had put thevisitors 2-1 ahead after beating

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