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Its All About Bali

THIS WEEK

Current News

Sports News

Joke Corner

World News

Crossword

Horoscopes

Sudoku

The Need for an 'Air Bus' in BaliCalls Mount for End to TaxiMonopoly and Publ icTransport Access to BaliAirport

A member of the provincialHouse of Representatives (DPRD-Bali)is issuing a call for the Trans-SarbagitaBus System now serving most of SouthBali to also include the Ngurah RaiInternational Airport.

The secretary of Commission IIIDPRD-Bali, Gusti Made Suryanta

Putra, said, I hope the provincialgovernment of Bali will soon coordinatewith PT Angkasa Pura I at the NgurahRai Airport to allow buses from theTrans-Sarbagita System to servepassengers.

Putra said it is the government'sresponsib i l i ty to make publictransportation available to the public.Adding, This must be done by thegovernment as an additional service tothe public and visiting tourists.

The legislator lamented that Bali'sairport is perhaps the only airport inIndonesia not served by a public bussystem. As a result, passengers are

compelled to use the taxi monopolyoperated from the airport.

At the very least, he said AngkasaPura should provide buses connectingthe airport with the Kuta Central Parkingarea the major interchange for theTrans-Sarbagita Bus System. Thiswould represent both a service totravellers but help reduce trafficcongestion in Bali.

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

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20 Are Freehold LandOcean views - Expat Villa Area

Close to beach - 20 minsAirport

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USD 395,000.00 99 yrsLeasehold

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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presence of 1,000villas with swimmingpools is definite proof of ac o n s u m p t i v e a n dexploitive level of waterc o n s u m p t i o n t h a tcontributes to a deficit

use of underground waterreservoirs.Water usages in

Bali in terms of sheervolume is at crisis levels.This does not take intoaccount the quality of thatwater, which is also onthe decline, Suardanaexplained.

Data released by the BaliEnvironmental Agency (BLH)indicate that there are some 200rivers in Bali in which the waterlevels have dropped or dried upcompletely.

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H e r e v e a l e d t h a tinvestigations carried out byWALHI in the Kerobokan andUmalas areas of Badung regencyestimates there are more than1,000 villas equipped withswimming pools. In other words,

in one sub-district alone there are1,000 swimming pools - all usingground water.

In WALHI's opinion, the

Kuta Weekly News Corner30 Aug - 5 Sept 2012 (299)

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

EnvironmentalGroup Wants BaliGovernment toStrictly ControlUse of Water byT o u r i s m a n dother Industriesin Bali

T h e B a l ichapter of Friends ofthe Earth (WALHI) isurging the provincialgovernment of Balito regulate the use ofwater by industriesin Bali.

As reported bythe National News AgencyAntara, the chairman of WALHI-Bali, Wayan Suardana, saidRegulations limiting the use ofwater for hotels, villas, homestays and a number of otherindustries are badly neededbecause the use of water,part icularly ground water,remains very high.

Hold Your Water

"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

now run at the airport.

Both legislators remindedthat there are laws requiring adisbanding of monopolies and theprovision of public transportationto the public. Both men cited as apositive example the Damri Bus

Service operated at theSoekarno-Hatta Airport in Jakartathat provides an important andaffordable service to the public.


Continued from page 1Made Budastra, another memberof the DPRD-Bali, joins Putra'schorus for public transport atBali's air gateway. Budastra citedthe many complaints from airtravellers who complain about thehigh cost of the taxi monopoly

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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 sit 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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Gday again punters and hasn't it been a while between drinks. Theholidays are all but over for all of our Muslim friends and now we headinto the Balinese holiday of galungan, so you will see lots of decoratedbamboo poles out the front of most Balinese houses and businesses.These are called Penjor and are similar to what we have as a Christmastree. There will be some good photo opportunities in and around Kutaover the period, so get your camera ready and charged. It's been great to

have a week off and not have to do any work but it's also great to bewriting this editorial for the newspaper and actually getting the paper out to you all once again. It's been abusy few weeks with the A.F.L ladder having a terrible adjustment to the fifth spot this week with the MightyPies struggling as usual at the pointy end of the season. The Eagles had a great win over the weekend, with thegame of the round being the Hawks v Sydney clash, ending with the Hawks taking home the prize at the endof the fourth quarter. It was a great game of footy to watch and could almost be a precursor to the grand finalin a few weeks. For my money, I'd like to see the Pies surprise us all and make it a third straight premiershipcampaign. Time will tell I guess and may the best team win.

This week is the last one for all us tipsters and if your more than a few behind the leaders I'd say the most youhave to look forward to is the end of year tipping parties that will be happening soon. I'll keep you all postedon the dates when I hear.

Seeing we haven't run the paper for a week, lots and lots of thing have been happening on the island with afew shots of bad news to throw in as well. The general consensus of a good night out on the island is swungtowards those nasty little green bottles, seeing they are so enjoyable from time to time, however when you'vehad enough, and people including your doctor tells you you've had enough, I think you have to act to at leastslow down on them. During the past week a local identity that has been here in Bali for a very long timepassed away due to a massive stroke. Now some say that Jimmy Lovina drank too much and maybe he did,but he was a good man who never really hurt anyone except himself. RIP Jimmy, and the Kuta weekly offercondolences' to his wife and family that are left behind.On a lighter note this week I did hear about one of the old mates who found his way home after a nighton the town and decide that the bedroom was too far away from the parking area at his house so hedecided to sleep in the garden and luckily the bike was there to pull on top of himself to keep warm. Ithought it a bit strange when I was first told about the episode and asked if it was the ferret which itactually turned out to be. The silly old fool decided to head home after a few too many and slipped offhis footing and had the bike land on the best part ofhis body so he couldn't get up and about that time ofnight he didn't have the strength to call out to anyonenor lift the bike. Eventually he was rescued from hisdilemma and went inside to stretch out in his bed and

sleep it off. Time for a slow down old mate..

Ok folks on that note I think it might be time for a fewsoothing ales myself and as usual I hope the most of youstay safe, happy healthy and always remember, Youonly live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.

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

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5.30 PMBOOMBERS Vs PIES5.30 PMDOCKERS Vs DEMONS

Sun da y, 2 Sep t 20 12

11.00 AMBLUES Vs St. KILDA

Frida y, 31 Aug 20 12

HAWKS Vs EAGLES 5.30PM

12 NOONCROWS Vs GOLD COAST S

Frida y, 31 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 Pump kin, Roast Carrot,Cauliflower (white sauce), Green Beans,

Corn on the cob w ith Gravy + sauces

FRIDAY CHARCOAL SPIT ROAST

1.00 PMTIGERS Vs PORT

Sa n Migu el

Dr a u g h t B e e r

Smal l @Rp. 16,000

Large @Rp. 21,000HAPPY HOURS Buy 1 GET 1 FREE

From 3:30pm to 5:30pm

Monday - Friday (weekly)

11.45 AMGEELONG Vs SYD. SWANS

2.30 PMGWS GIANT Vs ROOS

2.30 PMB. LION Vs W. BULLDOGS


5.30 PMBRONCOS Vs PANTHERS


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3.30 PMTITANS Vs SEA EAGLES 5.30 PMWESTS TIGERS Vs STORMS

12 NOONWARRIORS Vs RAIDERS10.00 AMSHARKS Vs COWBOYS

4.30 PMEELS Vs DRAGONS

7.30 PMKNIGHTS Vs RABBITOHS

5.30 PMBULLDOGS Vs ROOSTERS

Thursday , 30 Aug 2012

AFL Footy Show 9.15pm

NRL Footy Show 7.30pm

F-1 SHELL BELGIAN 8 . 0 0 p m

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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

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AUSTRALIAN OWNED & MANAGED

VILLAS FOR SALE & RENT

VIL LAS FOR RENT2 Bedroom, 2 Bat hroom, Pr ivate PoolFully Equipped ......GREAT SERVICE !

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

SEMINYAK

VIL LAS FOR SALE1 Bedroom - Private Pool Vil lasFrom AUD$150,000

2 Bedroom - Private Pool Vil las

From AUD$200,000

PHONE: 0857 3817 8 411 Email : er ic@xanad uvi l las.comweb: xanaduv i l las .com

Jl. Dewi Saraswati 2 No. 99, Seminyak, Bali , 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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Eels Vs St . George 5 .00pm

Knight s Vs Rabbi tohs

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Hawtho rn Vs Wes t Coas t E 5 .30pm

Gee long Vs S ydney S wans 11 .30am

Ade la ide Vs Go ld Coas t 11 .30amGWS Vs Nth . Melbou rne 2 .30p m

E ssendon Vs Co l l ingwood 5 .30pm

F reman t le Vs Melbou rne 5 .30pm

Car l ton Vs S t . Ki lda 11 .00am

Richmond Vs P o r t Ade la ide 1 .00pm

Brisbane Vs Wes t Bu l ldogs 2 .30pm

Bal i Hai Premium Rp. 1 5 ,000

Bintang Rp. 17 ,000

San Mig Light Rp. 20 ,000Mix Max Rp. 20 ,00 0

Hat ten Wines Rp. 29 ,000

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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 f amily 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 on Auto-PilotAcademic and TourismLeader Warn Bali is Doomedwithout a Clear and Well-Enforced Master Plan forTourism

The rector of the TourismFaculty at Udayana University, Dr. I

Putu Anom, has warned that if Balicontinues on its current path ofdeveloping its tourism productwithout the aid of a Master Plan theisland is fated to become a cheapdestination.

As reported by Bali Post, Anomwarned: This is no master plan forthe development of tourism. If zoningis not established, the developmentof tourism will take place in a helter-skelter fashion.

He bemoaned that thegovernment is largely helpless to

have any impact on the laissez-fairefashion of current development.Moreover, existing prohibition suchas no build green zones andsetback distances from rivers ands e a s h o r e s a r e i g n o r e d b y

government officials atthe behest of investors.

I n s o m einstances described byAnom, investors areallowed to build projectswith no permits orlicenses at all. Thisresults in an invisibletourism economy whereit eventually becomesi m p o s s i b l e t oaccurately count the

number of hotel, villasand rooms available onthe island.

He regretted thatt h e p r e s e n tdevelopment of tourismin Bali is only concernedwith pursuing quantityof visitors by building asm a n y c h e a pa c c o m m o d a t i o nvenues as possible,with no reference to theresulting impact on thequality of the naturalenvironment or towardsan organized buildingplan for the island.

He went on todescribe how Bali isreaping the results of nodevelopment planningwith traffic jams and ad e g r a d e d n a t u r a le n v i r o n m e n t . T h etourism academic fearsthat, left unaddressed,t h i s s i t ua t i on w i l leventual ly dest royBali's appeal as a worldholiday destination.

Calling for a clear

c o n c e p t o n t o u r i s mdevelopment with a well thought outmaster plan, Anom said anydevelopment must reflect thecarrying capacity of each region andseek t o p ro t ec t i t s na t u ra lenvironment.

'What most important, he

warned, is a commitment by thegovernment and officials to enforceand execute the rules that exists.

The same warning wassounded by another tour ismpractitioner, Ketut Ardana. He saidthe current concept for tourismdevelopment in Bali is unclear. Hefeels that the island is pursuing masst o u r i s m , b u i l d i n g n e waccommodation at breakneck speedwith no reference to carryingcapacity.

Said Ardana: Don't let Baliseek 7 million tourists if the carryingcapacity is only 4 million! There mustbe a resolve to sell destinationsbeyond Bali such as East and WestNusa Tenggara.

He outlined the problem ofoversupply now taking place in Baliwhere hotel prices are being heavilydiscounted, creating, in the end, animage of the island as a cheapdestination.

Both men said Bali must createa sustainable tourism product thatdoes not sacrifice the naturalenvironment or the destination'snatural appeal. They also called foraccurate statistics on tourism,removing the inconsistent anduneven numerical reports currentlyproduced by the government.

First and foremost, theywarned, Bali tourism must bem a n a g e d u n d e r o n e - i s l a n dmanagement system.


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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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Quarterly Electrical Rate Hikes Ahead?G o v e r n m e n t M u l l sIncreasing Electrical Ratesfor Affluent PLN Customerson Quarterly Basis Startingin 2013

T h e g o v e r n m e n t i srecommending a change in current

policy that would allow automaticadjustments in electricity chargesonce every three months startingfrom January 2013.

The Bali-born Minister ofEnergy and Mineral Resources, JeroWacik, is defending the change inpolicy to meet rising energy costs andreduce the cost of subsidies paid bythe government to provide powersupplies.

Wacik has issued assurancesthat homes with only 450 watts ofpower will be exempted from anyincrease in power costs, with future

i nc reases app l i edprogressively on usersenjoying high levels ofelectrical usage and deemedto be economically able to payhigher rates that are nots u b s i d i z e d b y t h egovernment.

At the same time,Wacik was unprepared tocomment to what extent fuelsubsidies will be reduced oreliminated, saying that was amatter for deliberation by thegovernment and the House ofRepresentatives (DPR).

He also said that future energypolicies would look at alternateenergy sources as a means ofreducing a dependency on fossilfuels.

The Indonesian nationalbudget is heavily burdened by

subsidies. The 2013 Statebudget provides for Rp. 316.09 trillion(US$34 billion) in energy and fuelsubsidies, including electricalsubsidies of Rp. 80.83 trillion(US$8.7 billion).


Yes, We Have No BananasBanana and Pork PricesIncrease in Bali as GalunganHolidays Approaches

As Bali enters into theGalungan hol iday season incombination with the ongoing dryseason, the cost of some itemsassociated with the festive seasonhave skyrocketed by, in some case,ten times their normal price.

According to Radar Bali, thecost of bananas (pisang raja), andmilk and some wood products haverisen dramatically, Banana thatnormally sell for Rp. 50,000 a bunchcan now cost between Rp. 150,000and Rp. 300,000. Other, lesser typesof bananas (pisang kepok) thatnormally sell for Rp. 40,000 are now

selling for Rp. 65,000.This increase in price was

revealed Haji Masrur, a bananatrader at Pasar Batu Kandik inDenpasar who said, What's more,for 'pisang kayu bunga' the increasein price is ten-fold; what once sold forRp. 30,000 now sells for Rp.300,000. He also confirmed that thedemand for bananas is very strongwith supplies limited due to thecurrent dry season.

Kusnaedo, another trader at

the samemarket, managest o b r i n g t w otrucks of bananafrom Java eachday to Denpasar,representing aninvestment of Rp.1 8 m i l l i o n(U$1.935) pertruck. He is thenable to sell eachload for Rp. 40m i l l i o n(US$4,300).

T h ecurrent demand for bananas used inGalungan offerings is so strong inBali's capital that it is estimated that

30 trucks full of banana are sold eachday before noon from the Pasar BatuKandik market.

Demand for bananas at themarket are expected to peak duringthe Galungan celebrations August28-30, 2012.

Similarly, demands for porkhave also risen dramatically as theGalungan holiday approaches. TheIndonesian Pig Breeders Association(GUPI) in Bali have preparedbetween 900 and 3,000 pigs for

market over the holiday period.A supply, insists GUPI, sufficient tomeet any local demand for pork inBali.

With the Galungan holiday athand the price of pork in Bali isnearing Rp. 18,000 (US$1.94) perkilo, an increase from an earlier pricenearer to Rp. 17,000 per kilo. Qualitycuts of pork selling in city markets arenow going for Rp. 20,000 (US$2.15)per kilogram.


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Aries March 21 to April 20Pluto gives you a professional power-surge on Thursday butdon't overdo it Rams! Your confidence must be tempered witha touch of humility, and a willingness to learn. Friday's FullMoon prompts you to behave in ways that are a mystery evento you. Issues from the past could also arise maybe contactwith an old friend or the resurfacing of an unresolved issue.

Taurus April 21 to May 21The Piscean Full Moon urges you to be more mentally flexible,as you take the rough with the smooth and search for thesubtleties within every situation. But is a child, teenager orfriend being 100% honest with you? Expect some dramaticrevelations as the week develops. With Saturn in yourwellbeing zone, it's time to get serious about your health andfitness.

Gemini May 22 to June 21Expect the unexpected at work, as the Full Moon activatesyour career zone. Postpone making important decisions, asyou'll find it difficult to keep your mind on the job. If you rush,you'll just end up going off in the wrong direction. Be patient.Your motto for the moment is from comedian Lily Tomlin [bornon September 1] The road to success is always underconstruction.

Cancer June 22 to July 23The Full Moon gives you a welcome energy boost on Friday but you may also feel like you're on a rollicking rollercoasterride, as emotional confusion reigns and you seem lost in alabyrinth of possibilities. You'll feel better if you talk about thefrenetic feelings that are swirling around inside you with atrusted friend. Plus try to relax and take things one day at atime.

Leo July 24 to August 23Thank goodness for convivial Cats! With chatty Mercury in

your sign plus positive Sun/Pluto aspects it's up to you tocheer up confused loved ones this week. But resist thetemptation to shop up a storm and use retail therapy as a formof entertainment. [Find less expensive ways to amuseyourself.] When it comes to joint finances have you got allthe facts?

Libra September 24 to October 23Librans love to create harmony, balance and order aroundthem. Don't even try this week! It's a ratty, manic,unpredictable Full Moon week, so drop the perfectionistroutine and take things as they come. Romance is in the airthis weekend. If you are attached, send a romantic text ororganize a candlelit dinner. Singles love and work are linkedin unlikely ways.

Scorpio October 24 to November 22Thursday's Sun/Pluto trine is fabulous for communicating increative ways, plus focusing on your goals and dreams for thefuture. Have you been too busy to touch base with children,teenagers or friends? Friday's Full Moon encourages you toreconnect and don't be surprised if they have somestunning news to divulge! Sunday is super for love andromance.

Sagittarius November 23 to December 21Calling all stir-crazy Sagittarians! If you're stuck indoors thisweek, you'll just drive everyone nuts with your impatient andimpulsive ways [which are magnified by Friday's Full Moon].Lots of fresh air and physical activity will help calm yourrestlessness. At work, resist the urge to give long andrambling explanations. Strive to be more verbally precise.

Capricorn December 22 to January 20Travel is highlighted but you need to be flexible, as plans arelikely to change at the last minute. Don't worry about mistakesyou have made in the past or your ambitious goals for thefuture. It's time to concentrate on the here and now. Beinspired by birthday great Mother Teresa Yesterday is gone.Tomorrow has not yet come. We have only today. Let usbegin.

Aquarius January 21 to February 19Your spending patterns are erratic at the best of times. This

week [with the Full Moon stirring up your money zone] you'dbe wise to avoid online shopping and put your credit card outof reach! A goal or aspiration has been put on hold but that'sOK. It gives you extra time to think things through, andcalibrate your plans. Look within for guidance and inspiration.

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Virgo August 24 to September 23Friday's Full Moon energizes partnerships but it also makesthem more confusing. Listen closely to what a loved one isreally saying. Your ruler Mercury visits Virgo [from September1-17] when you'll be at your precise best and pedantic worst.Your eye for detail shines, as you power through piles ofpaperwork. On Sunday, it may be tricky to separate fact fromfiction.

Pisces February 20 to March 20The coming week is sprinkled with confusion and illusion, asthe Full Moon and Neptune link up in your sign. So you may beaffected by mood swings or disappointments but you canalso expect creative inspiration and spiritual insights, as yourinner muse demands to be heard. On Sunday, resist the urgeto embellish the facts and be somewhat elastic with the truth.


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World's oldest plant brought to lifeScientists have brought aplant from the Ice Age back tolife using seeds from afossilised squirrel burrow.

The fruits are believed to bethe oldest to give life to healthyplants at 30,000 years older than

an Israeli date palm seed whichheld the record previously.

Discover Magazine reportsthe researchers first discoveredthe burrows while studying ancientsoil composition in a Siberianriverbank 17 years ago.

Some of the 70 burrowscontained up to 800,000 seeds andfruits, including well-preservedseeds from the white campionplant.

Permafrost had preserved

p l a n t ' stissue so wellR u s s i a nA c a d e m y o fS c i e n c e sr e s e a r c h e r scultured the cells

in an attempt togrow them.It took just

w e e k s f o rr e f r i g e r a t e dtissue to sproutbuds and bloominto 36 flowers.

The teamplans to revisit thearea to search foro lder burrowsand seeds thissummer.

Elvis' stained undies to be auctionedThe King's briefs will go

on sale at an auction ofE l v i s P r e s l e ymemorabilia.

Unwashed and still soiledwith stains, Presley's underpantswere worn beneath one of hisfamous white jumpsuitsduring a performance in1977.

The light-blue dancebriefs are expected to fetchup to 10,000 ($15,281)when they go under thehammer next month at theauct ion in Stockpor t ,Cheshire.

Elvis did not want anylines visible while he was onstage wearing his vast arrayof dazzling jumpsuits and thispair of underpants wasobtained from the estate ofVernon Presley, Elvis' father.

Presley died 35 yearsago this month and there isexpected to be a lot of interestfrom his fans around theworld.

Other items up for sale

include his personal Bible, which isexpected to raise as much as25,000.

The Bible was given toPresley on his first Christmas atGraceland in 1957 and was used

throughout his life until his

death on August 16, 1977.It contains his handwrittennotes, thoughts, annotations andunderlining.

Poignantly, one of themany lines emphasised by theentertainer states: "What is a

man advantaged if he gainthe whole world and losehimself or be cast away?"

Also on sale is16mm film footage fromP r i s c i l l a P r e s l e y ' spersonal home movies ofElvis, of family holidaysand their daughter Lisagrowing up.

I t a lso includesfootage of their weddingand the first time Elvis andPriscilla brought theird a u g h t e r h o m e t oGraceland from hospital,C h r i s t m a s i n s i d eGraceland and otherspecial family moments.

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GalunganCeremony In Bali, 30th August,2012

Galungan is a Balinese holiday that occursevery 210 days and lasts for 10 days. Kuningan isthe last day of the holiday. Galungan means "Whenthe Dharma is winning." During this holiday the

Balinese gods visit the Earth and leave onKuningan.

Occurring once in every 210 days in thepawukon (Balinese cycle of days), Galungan marksthe beginning of the most important recurringreligious ceremony that is celebrated by allBalinese. During the Galungan period the deifiedancestors of the family descend to their formerhomes. They must be suitably entertained andwelcomed, and prayers and offerings must be madefor them. Those families who have ancestors thathave not yet been cremated, but are still buried inthe village cemetery, must make offerings at thegraves.

Although Galungan falls on a Wednesday,most Balinese will begin their Galungan 'holiday' theday before, where the family is seen to be busily

preparing offerings and cooking for the next day.While the women of the household have been busyfor days before creating beautifullywoven 'banten' (offerings made fromyoung coconut fronds), the men of ourvillage usually wake up well beforedawn to join with their neighbours toslaughter a pig unlucky enough to bechosen to help celebrate thisoccasion. Then the finely diced pork ismashed to a pulp with a grindingstone, and moulded onto sate sticksthat have been already prepared bywhittling small sticks of bamboo.Chickens may also be chosen fromthe collection of free-range chickensthat roam around the house

compound. Delicate combinations ofvarious vegetables, herbs and spicesare also prepared by the men to makeup a selection of 'lawar' dishes. Whilemuch of this cooking is for use in theofferings to be made at the familytemple, by mid-morning, once all thecooking is done, it is time for the first ofa series of satisfying feasts from whathas been prepared. While the womencontinue to be kept busy with thepreparations of the many offerings to

be made at the family temple on the day ofGalungan, the men also have another job to do thisday, once the cooking is finished. A long bamboopole, or 'penjor', is made to decorate the entrance tothe family compound. By late Tuesday afternoon all

over Bali the visitor can see these decorative polescreating a very festive atmosphere in the street.On Wednesday, the day of Galungan, one will

find that most Balinese will try to return to their ownancestral home at some stage during the day, even ifthey work in another part of the island. This is a veryspecial day for families, where offerings are made toGod and to the family ancestors who have comeback to rest at this time in their family temple. As wellas the family temple, visits are made to the villagetemple with offerings as well, and to the homes ofother families who may have helped the family insome way over the past six months.

The day after Galungan is a time for a holiday,visiting friends, maybe taking the opportunity to headfor the mountains for a picnic. Everyone is still seento be in their 'Sunday best' as they take to the streets

to enjoy the festive spirit that Galungan brings to Bali.

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'UFO' shown in NASA visionof four of the shapes online

and highlighted them using afilter.

Mr Hannard describes thespo ts as "poss ib le UFOsightings".

"What are these fourobjects? UFOs, Dust particles, orsomething else? As always youdecide," he said.

However, the site reportsthe shapes have been dismissed

White disc shapes revealedin images from NASA'sCuriosity rover earlier thismonth have excited UFOenthusiasts.

The white rounded shapeswere transmitted to Earth byNASA in images taken during itstrip to Mars on August 5.

Alien Disclosure Group UK'sStephen Hannard posted a video

pixels by video analystMarc Dantonio.

"All CCD [cameras] havethem, and in a bland atmospherelike that at Mars, they would bevery obvious as opposed to anactive atmosphere like Earth,where they could end up hiddenfor a long time before anyonenoticed them," Mr Dantonio said.

NASA is not believed tohave commented on the footage.

Warning on smart baby toysMany parents are trying toturn their child into a "babygenius" by buying expensivegames and gadgets instead ofletting them learn naturallyd u r i n g p l a y ,according to an

A u s t r a l i a neducation expert.

A s s o c i a t eProfessor MichaelNagel, f rom theschool of scienceand education atQ u e e n s l a n d ' sUniversity of theSunshine Coast,said many parentswrongly believedthey could speed upt h e i r c h i l d ' sdevelopment wheninstead childrenshould be allowed toenjoy being kids.

Paren ts wan ted the i rchildren to develop into smart,healthy adults, but manufacturersof smart baby type products weretaking advantage of this.

They tried to convinceparents that buying products suchas fancy flash cards, Mozart CDs,glossy activity books and languageDVDs could greatly acceleratetheir child's development.

Dr Nagel, who has writtenseveral books on neurologicaldevelopment in children including

one that advises parents to"let children be children", says thattrying to advance a child'sdevelopment with the use of so-called "enrichment" tools or

programs before they were readycould do more harm than good.

"Trying to have children dotoo much too soon by performingcertain tasks or producing certainresults may engulf children inundue stress beyond their limitedcoping abilities," he said.

"This stress can turn offthinking processes and it may evenhinder development in otherimportant regions of the brainwhich can be detrimental to laterlearning."

Dr Nagel said children fed

t h e i r b r a in t h r o u g hengaging with their environment.

"When you let them runaround outside, playing andsocialising with other children,

and provide themwith a loving, safee n v i r o n m e n t a thome, that's all a childneeds for healthydevelopment," hesaid.

WA parentingadvice group Ngalasaid everyday playwas the main waychildren learnt andparents themselvescould help more thanexpensive toys. Itsa id a b a b y o rtoddler's favourite toyw a s o f t e n t h e i rparent's face, as theylearnt to watch and

copy expressions and language.Ngala recommended

using recycled toys andeveryday objects such ascardboard boxes, lids, pots andspoons to allow children toexpress their interests in play.

Young children also learntliteracy and academic skillsthrough daily activities such aswriting shopping lists, countingtowels in the wash and countingor colour-matching toys.

A warning for Golfers.

A small old lady was walking down the street dr agging twodustbin bags behind her. One of the bags was ripped and

every once in a while a 10 fell out onto the path.Noticing this, a policeman stopped her, and said, "Ma'am,

there are 10 notes falling out of that bag.""Oh, really? Dam it!" said the old lady. "I'd better go backand see if I can find them. Thanks for telling me officer.

"Well, now, not so fast," said the cop. Where did you get allthat money? You didn't steal it, did you?" "Oh, no, no", said

the old lady. "You see, my back garden is right next to a Golfcourse.

A lot of Golfers come and pee through a knot hole in myfence, right into my flower Garden. It used to really annoy

me. Kills the flowers, you know. Then I thought, 'why notmake the best of it?

So, now, I stand behind the fence by the knot hole, reallyquiet, with my hedge clippers.

Every time someone sticks his thing through my fence, Isurprise him,

grab hold of it and say, 'O.K., Give me 10, or off it comes.'"Well, that seems only fair," said the policeman, laughing.

"OK.Good luck! Oh, by the way, what's in the other bag?"

"Not everybody pays."

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MA K E ME FE E L L IK E A WO M A N ! !

On a t ransa t lan t ic f l igh t , a p lane passes th rou gh a severes t o rm.

The tu rbu lence is aw fu l , and th ings go f rom ba d to w orsewh e n o n e w in g i s st ru c k b y l i g h t n i n g .

One w om an, in par t icu la r, loses it . Scream ing , she standsu p i n t h e f ro n t o f t h e p la n e .

' I 'm too y oung t o d ie , ' she wa i ls.Then she ye l ls, ' If I 'm go ing to d ie , I wa nt m y last minu t es

o n e a r t h t o b e me mo ra b le !I s t h e re a n y o n e o n t h i s p l a n e wh o c a n m a k e m e f e e l l ik e

a W O M A N ?'For a m om ent there is si lence . Everyone has fo rgo t ten

t h e i r o wn p e r i l .They a l l s ta re , eyes r ive ted , a t t h is despera te wom an int h e f ro n t o f t h e p la n e .

Then a Jackeroo f rom Aust ra l ia s tands up in the rear o ft h e p la n e .

He i s h a n d so me , we l l b u i l t , w i t h d a rk b ro wn h a i r a n db lue eyes.

He sta rts to wa lk s lowly up t he a is le, unbut t on ing h is sh ir t ,o n e b u t t o n a t a t ime .

No one m oves. He remo ves h is sh ir t . Mu scles r ipp le a crosshis chest.

She ga sps.He w h ispers.

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Kuta Weekly Sports Corner30 Aug - 5 Sept 2012 (299)

Marshall to escape suspension

The Wests Tigers havereceived a lucky break withplaymaker Benji Marshall setto escape suspension with anearly guilty plea for adangerous contact charge.

Marshall received the gradeone charge for his hit on Roostersprop Jared Waerea-Hargeaves inthe 66th minute of the Tigers' 44-20 loss to the Roosters.

With captain Robbie Farahalready sidelined with a broken

hand the Tigers weresweating on the availability ofMarshall for his side's matchagainst Melbourne

Storm on Saturday.An early guilty plea would

s e e M a r s h a l l e s c a p esuspension but if he contestedthe charge and lost he wouldr e c e i v e a o n e - m a t c hsuspension.

That's a risk the Tigerswould be unlikely to take with theteam still a chance to make thefinals if they can overcome the

Storm and other results go theirway.

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Whincup takes back lead at Eastern CreekV8 Supercars championJ a m i e W h i n c u p h a sresponded in emphaticfashion to win Sunday's220-kilometre race atSydney Motorsport Parkand reclaim his series lead.

The Holden ace, who losthis championship lead to Ford'sMark Winterbottom after adisastrous 23rd place finish onSaturday, was barely headed inSunday's race to record his firstvictory at Eastern Creek.

Whincup jumped team-mateand pole-sitter Craig Lowndes atthe start and put together a near-flawless drive to post his sixth winof 2012 and move back ahead ofWinterbottom in the standings.

The result means Whincup

now leads the FordPerformance Racing driver by

just one point going into thecrucial endurance period of theseason.

Sunday could not havebeen any more different behindthe wheel for the three-timechampion from his Saturdayouting when he botched his start

pack when a tyre startedto delaminate in the final lapsof the 140km race.

Lowndes added asecond to his win in Saturday'srace for a solid weekend resultthat keeps him right in thechampionship hunt whileWinterbottom came in third.

Winterbottom's Fordteam-mate Will Davison, theo t h e r m e m b e r o f t h e

championship-chasing quartet,finished fifth to stay third in thestandings ahead of Lowndes.

The championship's nextrace will be the first of twoendurance events for the year, theSandown 500 on September 16.

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(7)10 Capable of being heard(7)11 Breast (5)12 Geographicaldictionary (9)17 Dance of Cuban origin

(5)19 London cricket ground

(3,4)21 Relief in time of

distress (7)22 Eat gluttonously (5)23 Sleepy (6)24 Gentle wind (6)

1 Malaise caused by airtravel (3,3)2 Hidings (anag) (7)3 Term of respect inIndia (5)5 Farewell (7)6 Noblemen (5)7 Monday (anag) (6)9 Onlooker (9)13 Ardent (7)14 Daydream (7)15 Rubbed out (6)16 Sheep's coat of wool(6)

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Pedrosa's late surge clinches MotoGP winSpain's Dani Pedrosasurged past Jorge Lorenzoin the final turn at the CzechMotoGP early on Monday(AEST), winning a dramaticfinish in Brno to narrow hiscompatriot's lead in the

riders' championship.Pedrosa, fresh off victory

last weekend at Indianapolis,overtook Lorenzo midwaythrough the race but needed topass the championship leaderat the end after losing his lead inthe middle of the last lap.

The Honda rider finishedin a time of 42 minutes 51.570

seconds, just 0.178 secondsahead of Lorenzo on hisYamaha.

Britain's Cal Crutchlowfinished third to claim his firstpodium spot of the season,easily ahead of Yamahateammate Andrea Dovizioso ofItaly in fourth place.

The Spanish rivals led thepack from the start of the race,and Pedrosa said he knew he

still had enough to get pastLorenzo even after trailingbefore the final two turns.

"We were head to head intothe (final) corner, but I was ableto get my line and win this race,"Pedrosa said.

"It was amazing, and I amjust so happy to win the race."It was the third victory of

the season for Pedrosa, who hasnever finished better thansecond overall since moving toMotoGP in 2006. He is now on232 points, 13 points behind

Lorenzo in the standings with sixraces remaining.

Honda rider Casey Stoner,the 2011 champion who wasruled out this weekend becausehe needs surgery on hisdamaged left ankle, is thirdoverall and 59 points behind.

Lorenzo started from poleafter setting a lap record on the5.4 km Brno track in qualifying onSaturday.

The 2010 champion andlast year's runner-up controlled

the first half of the race,which was run on a slightly wettrack after heavy overnight rain.But Lorenzo took a wider linethan he wanted to in the second-to-last turn.

"My line was so wide, so I

released a little space for him toovertake me," he said. "I wantedto pass him in the last corner,which was impossible. He was ina faster line."

Italy's Valentino Rossi, anine-times world championacross the classes but enduring

a second toughseason for Ducati,h a d h e l d t h ep r e v i o u s l a precord in Brno.

He finisheds e v e n t h o nSunday behindH o n d a r i d e r sStefan Bradl ofG e r m a n y a n dAlvaro Bautista ofSpain.

Ducati riderKarel Abrahamhad his best resulton his home track,finishing ninth.L o r e n z o ' steammate, theAmer ican BenSpies, crashed outw i t h 1 4 l a p s

remaining, while Spain's IvanSilva also failed to finish.

Ducati's Nicky Haydenmissed Sunday's race aftersuffering a hand injury lastweekend.

In the other classes onSunday, Spain's Marc Marquezwon Moto2 and Germany'sJonas Folger took first in Moto3.

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artha

I am 43 years old andhave been in Bali a whilenow. I see many localgirls as I like Indonesianand Asian women. Wego out for dinner,

dancing and drinks etc.I am a generous personwhen it comes to mydates. My ex husbandthinks I am crazy, whatdo you think?Yours Sincerely,Janice.Dear Janice,It is your life & you canlive it as you choose too,

as long as no one getshurt, then keep havingfun. Remember dear, heis your 'Ex' husband for areason!Martha


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One of the top youngScrabble players in the UShas been kicked out of thenational championshiptournament after he wascaught cheating, organiserssay.

A male player, who has notbeen identified, was ejected fromthe 350-player, 28-round event inround 24.

The cheating was spottedby a player at a nearby table, who

noticed the ejected playerconceal a pair of blank tiles bydropping them on the floor,organisers said. Blank tiles canbe used as wild-card letters.

When confronted by thetournament director, he admittedit, organisers said.

J o h n W i l l i a m s , t h eexecutive director of the NationalScrabble Association, said thiswas the first incident of cheatingat a national tournament.

However, cheats had beencaught at regional events.

"It's the first time it'shappened in a venue this big.The Scrabble world is abuzz.The internet is abuzz."

The ejected player hadconcluded a previous gameand never reinserted the blanktiles into his bag in an attemptto use them in the next game,organisers said.

US Scrabble player caughtcheating

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Dockers lock up finals spotFremantle settled the AFLtop eight for the Septemberfinals with a shock 53-pointwin over North Melbourne atDocklands on Sunday.

The 20.12 (132) to 12.7 (79)scoreline was the Dockers' first

victory over the Kangaroos underthe roof in five attempts andensured Fremantle's place in thefinals.

The hefty loss was adouble blow for theKangaroos, who gave upseventh spot to Fremantleon percentage.

With one matchremaining in the regularseason, North Melbourneand Fremantle are nowtwo games ahead of ninth-placed St Kilda as well asCarlton and Essendon.

The Dockers were

hit by injury before thestart of the match when theircaptain Matthew Pavlich, who hasbeen battling Achilles andhamstring strains for weeks,withdrew because of a groininjury.

Although the Kangarooskicked the opening goal of thegame, it was the Dockers whograbbed control of the contest.

Fremantle dominated the

mid f ie ld con test w i thStephen Hill, Hayden Ballantyneand Nathan Fyfe grabbing theearly ascendancy.

The Dockers were alsoeffective in shutting down therunning games of Brent Harvey,Jack Ziebell and Ryan Bastinac,

who have torn sides apart inrecent weeks.

Luke McPharlin did anexcellent defensive job on DrewPetrie, while North's other markingtargets, Robbie Tarrant andLachlan Hansen, were hardlysighted all day.

Hansen finished the daywith three goals but the Roos didnot have their usual potency andneither Petrie or Tarrant registereda goal.

Fremantle went to half-timewith a 6.7 (43) to 5.4 (34) lead, butthe Roos hit back hard early in thethird quarter.

They kicked goals throughHansen and Lindsay Thomas,their best forward for the day, andwhen Kieran Harper kicked a goal

after a 50-metre penalty the Rooshit the front.

B u t F r e m a n t l er e s p o n d e d , w i t hBallantyne (four goals)and Michael Walters (fourgoals) excellent in theforward pocket and thevisitors went to the lastbreak ahead by 21 points.

Despite not havingPavlich, the competition'sleading goal-kicker with 60majors for the season, theDockers had too manyavenues to goal.

The Roos kicked the

opening two goals of the finalquarter and were within ninepoints of the Dockers after just twominutes of play.

But rather than a Roos'revival it sent the Dockers intoattack and they kicked the nextseven goals to secure a much-needed victory.


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THE JOSHUA TREEThis album by rock band U2. It was produced by Daniel Lanois and Brian Eno, and wasreleased on 9 March 1987 on Island Records. In contrast to the ambient experimentationof their 1984 release The Unforgettable Fire, U2 aimed for a harder-hitting sound on TheJoshua Tree within the limitation of conventional song structures. The album is

influenced by American and Irish roots music and depicts the band's love-haterelationship with the United States, with socially and politically conscious lyricsembellished with spiritual imagery. Inspired by American tour experiences, literature,and politics, U2 chose America as a theme for the record. Recording began i n January1986 in Ireland, and to foster a relaxed, creative atmosphere, the group recorded in twohouses, in addition to two professional studios. Several events during the sessionshelped shape the conscious tone of the album, including the band's participation in AConspiracy of Hope tour, the death of roadie Greg Carroll, and lead vocalist Bono'stravels to Central America. Recording was completed in November and additionalproduction continued into January 1987. Throughout the sessions, U2 sought a"cinematic" quality for the record that would evoke a sense of location, in particular, theopen spaces of America. They represented this in the sleeve photography depictingthem in American desert landscapes.The Joshua Tree received critical acclaim, topped the charts in over 20 countries, andsold in record-breaking numbers. According to Rolling Stone, the album increased theband's stature "from heroes to superstars". It produced the hit singles "With or WithoutYou", "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For", and "Where the Streets Have NoName". The album won Grammy Awards for Album of the Year and Best RockPerformance by a Duo or Group with Vocal in 1988. The group supported the record withthe Joshua Tree Tour throughout 1987. Frequently featured on critics' lists of rock'sgreatest records, The Joshua Tree is one of the world's best-selli ng albums, with over 25million copies sold. In 2007, U2 released a remastered edition of the record to

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Eight minutes after the re-start and the AllBlacks had piled on 13 points and any hopes theWallabies held of pulling off an upset were gone.

When Australia had a chance for easypoints, a penalty 10 metres out and in front of theposts, it took a tap kick instead and the moveended with the All Blacks securing a turnover.

It was left to Carter to land one morepenalty to end the scoring and extend the AllBlacks' unbeaten run at Eden Park to 30 Tests.

Australia's hopes of breaking its BledisloeCup drought will have to wait another yearafter suffering a 22-0 defeat to New Zealandat Eden Park in Auckland.

The Wallabies last held the symbol of trans-Tasman rugbyunion dominance in 2002, but they were outclassed by the AllBlacks on Saturday evening with the hosts capitalising on their

opponents' poor discipline.Dan Carter slotted five penalty goals and converted the only

try of the match, scored by full-back Israel Dagg.The defeat extends the Wallabies' losing streak at Eden

Park against the All Blacks to 14 matches, their last victory comingin 1986.

The result also effectively ends the Wallabies' chances ofwinning the inaugural Rugby Championship, as they lost 27-19 tothe All Blacks in the tournament opener in Sydney last Saturdaynight.

The two sides will meet again in October with Brisbanehosting a third Bledisloe Cup encounter, which will be contestedoutside of the Rugby Championship.

"They were too good and I think it was a combination of usbeing poor as well," said Wallabies captain Will Genia, who spent10 minutes in the sin-bin late in the first half.

"We weren't good enough getting out of our D (defensive)zone, that's two weeks in a row that we look to push the play toomuch.

"To their credit they pressured us into mistakes."Returning to the scene of their World Cup triumph 10

months ago, the All Blacks dominated throughout, even thoughthey were unable to completely remedy their erratic form from lastweek and again they had problems securing clean line-out ball.

They monstered the Wallabies in the scrums an d controlledthe breakdown, where captain Richie McCaw and Kieran Readshowed far more aggression than Michael Hooper and ScottHigginbotham.

Behind the pack, fledgling half-back Aaron Smith fed astream of front-foot ball to his outsides, where Carter and SonnyBill Williams kept Quade Cooper and Berrick Barnes scrambling.

It is the second time this year the All Blacks achieved therare feat of blanking the opposition - they beat Ireland 60-0.

The Wallabies, who chose an expansive game plan lastweek, opted for a more conservative forward drive approach forthe return clash but apart from a brief period at the start of the gamethey rarely put the All Blacks under pressure.

In the first half, three Carter penalties were the only pointsfor the All Blacks as tries went begging.Dagg was brought down just short of the line when a pass to

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With the wind behind him Carter landed a 53-metre penaltywhich was followed by a try to Dagg beside the posts.

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Lewis all clear for Eagles showdownS t a r H a w t h o r nmidfielder Jordan Lewiswill play in Fridaynight's big clash withWest Coast after thematch review panelc l e a r e d h i m o f a

dangerous tackle.Lewis conceded a free

kick after he tackled Sydneyopponent Luke Parker to theground in the first term ofSaturday's match at theSCG.

The panel ruled thatthe force Lewis used wasbelow what was needed for acharge to be laid.

There is plenty ridingon Friday's game, with theHawks claiming top spot ifthey win.

West Coast is fourthand must beat Hawthorn to

ensure it has a double

chance in thefinals.

Port Adelaide'sBrett Ebert, Melbourneutility Colin Garland andteam-mate Rohan Bailcan accept reprimandsfor their charges.

Ebert was bookedfor striking Brisbane'sDaniel Rich, whileGarland was chargedwith rough conductagainst Adelaide ruck-forward Kurt Tippett.

Bail is also facing arough conduct chargeagainst Crow MichaelDoughty.

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