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Its All About Bali

THIS WEEK

Current News

Sports News

Joke Corner

World News

Crossword

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Monumental DecisionsB a l i A i r p o r tAnnounced Plan toRelocate One oft h e S t a t u e sCommemorating IGusti Ngurah Rai

Visitors to Baliarriving via the NgurahRa i In te rna t iona lAirport are almostcertain to encountertwo memorial statues

to I Gusti Ngurah Rai a Balinese hero of theIndonesian strugglefor independence andthe namesake of the island's soleinternational Airport. One statue standsnear the Bypass Highway at theeastern end of the runway, while thesecond statue sits at a roundabout onthe entrance road to the airport.

The spokesman for the BaliNgurah Rai International Airportproject, Harry Budi Waluyo, has

a n n o u n c e dplans to relocate thes t a t u e a t t h eroundabout to a newlocation within theairport as part of theo n g o in g ma ss i verenovation program.

The statue's newl o c a t i o n w i l l b ebetween the entranceand exit toll gates,seen as a more fitting

place for the statue ofthe man for whom theairport is named.Developers of the

airport also concluded that the statuescurrent position was disadvantageousto the planned operations of the airportsinternational cargo facility.

Plans are to relocate the statue inAugust 2012.

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day again readers and here we go again. All but most of the toureyshave left for the cooler climate of home and will be getting the kids backGinto the routine of school again. The holiday which was so anticipated

and which cost the family a heap of savings, is all but a memory now,leaving the island to us expats and the few travellers that stayed for a fewextra days. I'll bet a few credit cards are maxed out at the moment as dadsets back off to work to square it up ready for the next Griswold familyadventure. Rock on for a Bali Christmas..

I see it's been a busy week around the world with the craziest thingshappening for no apparent reason. I see a young intellect in America decided that he was the Joker and would goand act out some weird fantasy in a cinema un-be-known to everyone e lse, he has set about shooting as manypeople as he could until his gun breached and he was stopped by some brave person. From what I can gather anoff duty security guard stopped him before he could do anymore harm, or so it would seem, until the police went tohis house to search for a motive or gather a definite reason for the act, only to find that his house had been boobytrapped ready for their arrival. I ask you this while you read, what on earth drives a person to actually dosomething like this?? Was he beaten as a child?? Did he miss out on something so he decided to shooteveryone?? What the f*!@k runs through some people's minds? Anyways a big hug goes out to the families ofthe cinema goers who it seems were in the wrong place at the wrong time. Remember, guns don't shoot people,people shoot people.

Moving along this week the Brits have the Olympics all but done and seem to be ready for the major influx ofvisitors. If I was a gambling man id say the pound and the Euro would be about as bought as possible at themoment and if I was dealing in foreign exchange I would be opening a position as soon as possible to take pro fiton that spike. The 2012 Summer Olympic Games are being held from 27 July to 12 August. Around 10,500athletes representing 204 nations and territories are competing in 302 events covering 26 sports at what isofficially known as The Games of the XXX Olympiad.

People from all over the world are visiting London for the Olympics, and they'll be among over 500,000 spectatorsexpected to attend. Over 9,000,000 seating tickets have been sold, with prices ranging from around $30 forstandard seats at regular events to around $3,000 for the best seats at the July 27 Opening Ceremony. I don'tbelieve that covers the Para-Olympics either. A great time to be in the British Isles.Lastly this week I will direct your focus to a story that we are running this week about the fake brand gear that isreadily available here. It seems the owners of the franchises or brand names, within Indonesia, not just Bali, havegotten together and decided that the loss was great enough to make a formal complaint to the powers that be andafter exhaustive investigations were carried out by Intel, they have arrested 27 shop owners that deal in nothingbut counterfeit brand name stuff, eg, caps, shirts, belts, etc etc. I guess after coming here for so long you get torealize that this merchandise is always very very inferior to the real m coy and can usually be spotted a mile awayas a fake, but, the fun that I've had buying some of it in the years gone by, in so far as the deadly seriousnegotiations between me and the market vendor are some of the best t imes I've had here as a tourist. Arguing for10 cents seemed so important that it was ridiculous.

I guess retrospectively speaking if I owned a major brand name and was here on holidays and saw the amount offake stuff that was being sold, I would hit the roof. We aren't talking small change now, we are into some serious

coin, so I guess it's time things changed. The funny thing is, there are a few Australian brands amongst the classaction that has been filed. I think the powers that be are actually changing Bali for the better and are doing a greatjob at it. You can check out the story on page 2 this week. Thanks again to Bali Discovery.comI am happy to get any feedback from readers that are keen to express their opinion on the subject of fake gearthat is sold in Bali, so please email me at [email protected] punters my time for the week is up, as the boss wants to eat after 6.00pm and is banging on the door lookingfor the contribution. I'd like to wish all our Muslim friends a happy month of reflection and giving (Ramadhan ken,Ramadhan) and hope the most of you stay safe, happy, healthy and always remember, If opportunity doesn'tknock, build a door.

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Odd appearance by Colorado shooting suspectWith his hair dyed orange, eyesstaring out blankly or droopingshut, presumed Colorado gunmanJames Holmes seemed unhingedMonday as he made a bizarre firstappearance in court.

Holmes is accused of shootingdead 12 people and wounding 58

others at a cinema Friday in Aurora,outside Denver, as young moviegoerspacked the first midnight screening ofthe latest Batman film, "The DarkKnight Rises."

Wearing a maroon prisonjumpsuit, the 24-year-old graduateschool dropout didn't speak as lawyersread out a list of accusationsduring the short proceduralhearing at Arapahoe CountyDistrict Court in the town ofCentennial.

Holmes, a former PhDcandidate in neuroscience,appeared unable to followproceedings as his head bobbedup and down and he alternatedbetween staring out wild-eyedand closing his eyes shut as ifdrugged or in a daze.

It was not known if he wason some kind of medication andthere was no indication when theyoung man accused of one ofAmerica's worst-ever massshootings might undergo psychiatricevaluation.

Holmes is expected to face 12murder charges, 58 attempted murdercharges for those he wounded, andadditional charges related to hisbooby-trapped apartment at a secondappearance next Monday when he willenter a plea.

Prosecutors expect weeks ofconsultations with families of thevictims before deciding whether or notto seek the death penalty.

"We will want to get their inputbefore we make any decision on that,"said Arapahoe county district attorneyCarol Chambers. "If the death penaltyis sought, that is a very long processthat impacts their lives for years."

Only one person has beenexecuted in Colorado since 1976.

Denver attorney and legalcommentator Scott Robinson said thatin his view lawyers for Holmes "havelittle choice except to enter a plea ofnot guilty by reason of insanity."

Holmes gave himself up outside

the cinema, still clad in the bodyarmor witnesses described thegunman wearing inside, but Chamberssaid a successful prosecution wasn't adone deal.

"It is a case where we are stilllooking at the enormous amount ofevidence, and we would neverpresume it is slam dunk," she toldreporters, adding that an insanity pleawould make the case last a year ormore.

Holmes was ordered to remainin Arapahoe County jail, where he isbeing held in solitary confinement, withno bail allowed.

The gunman emerged from afire exit on Friday shortly after the filmbegan and threw two canisters ofnoxious gas into the auditorium.

After firing one round directlyinto the air with a pump-actionshotgun, he began shooting people atrandom with a military-style assaultrifle that could dispatch 50 to 60 roundsa minute, witnesses said.

N e w Y o r k C i t y P o l i c eCommissioner Ray Kelly said Holmeshad painted his hair reddish orange

and claimed he was the Joker,Batman's sworn enemy in the comicbook series that inspired the movie.

According to reports and atleast one witness, the gunman mighthave killed more people had hisassault rifle not jammed.

Police said Sunday they hadfound Holmes's computer inside hisbooby-trapped apartment -- rigged tokill anyone who entered -- which couldprovide crucial details about how heplanned and executed the attack.

Calls to re-examine US gun

laws mounted as it emergedthat Holmes bought his four weaponslegally, as well as thousands of roundsof ammunition on the Internet.

Over eight weeks he stockedup on 6,300 rounds of ammunition:3,000 for his .233 semi-automatic AR-15 rifle, another 3,000 for his twoGlock pistols, and 300 cartridges forhis pump-action shotgun.

President Barack Obama paidemotional tribute to the victims andsurvivors of the Aurora cinemamassacre as he visited the town onSunday.

At an event for US veterans inReno, Nevada, Obama repeatedparticular condolences for fourpeople killed who had served inthe military.

"These young patriotswere willing to serve in farawaylands, yet they were taken fromus here at home," he said.

As campaigning ahead ofthe November election gearedup again, Obama's Republicanchallenger Mitt Romney stressed

that now was not the time todiscuss new gun legislation.

"Our challenge is not thelaws, our challenge is peoplewho, obviously, are distractedfrom reality and do unthinkable,

unimaginable, inexplicable things,"Romney said.

The fact Holmes chose not tokill himself, or to engage in adesperate shoot-out with police, "doesseem an odd component of thisp a r t i c u la r c a s e , " s a id A l le nMcConnell, a psychology professor atMiami University in Ohio.

"His being alive might providesome insights" into the web ofcircumstances that can potentiallylead someone to carry out a mass

killing, he told AFP.Separately, "The Dark Knight

Rises" movie had the third largestopening weekend ever.

The movie earned $160.9million in its first three days, accordingto Exhibitor Relations, which tracksticket sales, only behind openingweekend grosses for "The Avengers"and the final Harry Potter movie,"Harry Potter and the DeathlyHallows, Part 2."


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Change of Command at HQMajor General WisnuBawa Tenaya NamedC o m m a n d e r o f 9 t hU d a y a n a M i l i t a r yCommand in Bali

Major General Wisnu BawaTenaya has been named military

commander of the 9th UdayanaMilitary Command headquarteredin Bali. He replaces Major GeneralLeonard.

The change in commandwas formalized via a letter ofappointment with the change ofcommand ceremony taking placethis month.

Major General Tenaya (54) isa 31-year veteran of military servicewith the Indonesian army. Much ofhis career as a military officer hasbeen with the Army's elite specialforces (Kopassus).

In charge of the UdayanaMilitary Command, Major GeneralTenaya is the commander of allIndonesian armed forces based inBali, East Nusa Tenggara and West

Nusa Tenggara.

Speaking at his command installationceremony in Bali, Tenaya called on the people ofBali to promote and safeguard safety and securityon the Island. He also announced he was ready toreceive input from any source in order to

safeguard the nation'ssovereign territories and the areaunder his command.


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Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest WordBali Court Rules in Favorof Bali Governor MadePastika in Suit AgainstThe Bali Post

Radar Bali reports that Baligovernor Made Mangku Pastika

has won his suit against The BaliPost.In a session held at the

Denpasar District Court a panelof judges led by AmzerSimanjuntak affirmed thecomplaint made by the governora g a i n s t B a l i ' s l e a d i n gI n d o n e s i a nl a n g u a g e d a i l ynewspaper.

The judgesruled that The BaliPost is required topublicly issue anapo logy to the

governor for havingpubl ished newsruled to have beenincor rect in i tsr e p o r t i n g o fstatements made bythe governor. TheC o u r t ' s r u l i n gdeclared that TheBali Post must printa full-page apologyfor 6 consecutive days and wellas make similar public apologiesin several localnewspapers Warta Bali, Nusa Bali and BaliT r i b u n e a c h o n t w oconsecutive days. Single day

apologies are also required inFajar Bali and Radar Bali.

All the apologies must bein full-page format in each of thestipulated publications.

The panel of judges ruledthat the news published by TheBali Post on September 19, 2011under the headline Governor:Dismantle the TraditionalVillages was inappropriate and

violated the journalisticcode of ethic and the NationalPress Law.

The actions of the BaliPost that indicated the governorof Bali would dismantle thetradit ional vi l lages (desa

pakraman) appears to be inviolation of the presumption ofinnocence, was information thatwas inappropriate, incorrect,inaccurate as set forth in thePress Law No. 40 of 1999,explained chief judge AmzerSimanjuntak.

Based on the testimony ofwitnesses, including expertwitnesses, the judicial panelsaid the news presented by TheBali Post was tendentious andserved to cause unrest among

religious and traditional leaderstogether with the general publicin Bali

The judges also ruled thatif The Bali Post does not meet itsobligations under their rulingthen the Chief Editor (NyomanWirata), PT Bali Post (theowning company) and Putra (aBali Post reporter) must jointlypay Rp. 2 million (US$213) eachday calculated from the day the

courts ruling earns thestatus of a fixed ruling (i.e. whenall avenues of appeal areexhausted).

Not all of the governor'sclaims against The Bali Postwere accepted by the Court. The

governor's demand for Rp.150.17 billion (US$16.1 million)in immaterial damages wasrejected by the court.

The Bali Post's legal teamlead by Suryatin Lijaya has 14days from the issuance of theirdecision to lodge an appeal.

Suryatin told the pressafter the court sessionthat The Bali Post wouldappeal the court 'sdecision, accusing thej u d g e s o f b e i n gm is ta ke n i n th e i rinterpretation of the law.

S u r y a t i nmaintains that thegovernor did, in fact, callfor the dismantling of thetraditional villages, afact he claims wasd e m o n s t r a t e d i nrecordings presented asevidence to the court.

Separately, thelawyer for the governor,

Simon Nahak, said he wassufficiently pleased with theCourt's ruling, even though allelements of his client's demandswere not fulfilled. He also said hestood ready to reply to anyappeal of the Court's rulinglodged by the newspaper's legalteam. Saying the money soughtf o r d a m a g e s w a s l e s sconsequential than defendingcredibility, accountability and thepursuit of justice.



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New York's first water only cafeNew York City opens itsfirst water-only caf,selling only tap waterfor a large price, $US 1for a cup.

The caf's co-owner AdamRuhf said that their water iscleaner and healthier thanregular tap water, with no trace ofany chemical or mineralcompounds.

'The human body iscomposed of 60 to 70 percentwater. It's extremely important for

people to drink water every dayand we feel that drinking the mostpure water gives you the greatestbenefits to your health.

This is shown by a verycomplicated purifying systemsituated behind the bar. Thepurifying system strips the citie'stap water down to its molecularlevel - hence the Cafe's nameMolecule.

'It's a seven stage filtration

process going through KDF(Kinetic Degradation Fluxion),magnetic and catalytic, active-carbon-f ive-micron reverseo smo s is , U V a n d o zo n etreatments,' Ruhf explained.

And for the extra healthycustomers, the caf offers a widerange of supplements thatcustomers can add to their drinksfor a dollar each.

These include vitamins,minerals and electrolytes.

'We're giving customers theoption to enhance their water witha variety of vitamins, minerals,

supplements. You can add pHbalance, you can add electrolytesand you can customize your waterwith all natural ingredients in ahealthy way,' Ruhf said.

For a cup of water it charged1 U.S. dollar, for a gallon (3.8liters) 3 U.S. dollars and for 10dollars, you get 5 gallons (19 liters)and free delivery.

The company hopes it will

b a t t l e b o t t l e d w a t e rconsumption that the companyf e e l s i s h a r mf u l f o r t h eenvironment.

'The amount of plastic that isbeing put in the landfills, theinefficiency and the carbonintensive process of taking waterfrom one part of the world andshipping it to another part of theworld - we see the bottled waterindustry as dirty water and dirtycontainers shipped from aroundthe world. And we think that's a bitof a ridiculous way to go aboutwater,' Ruhf said.

Customers who tried theirwater said that they liked it.

'Very good, it's very niceclean water. Tastes great and veryrefreshing,' said Joe Corrado.

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(Khe Sanh)This is an Australian song, released as a 45 rpm single in May 1978, namedafter the Battle of Khe Sanh (1968) during the Vietnam War. The song,performed by Cold Chisel, having been written by pianist Don Walker and

featuring the vocals of Jimmy Barnes, is about an Australian Vietnam veterandealing with his return to civilian life. According to Toby Creswell's liner notesfor the band's 1991 compilation album Chisel, the song is also a story ofrestless youth.The mood of the song is typified by its first verse.The remaining verses describe the singer's aimless drifting after his return toAustralia: womanizing, post traumatic stress disorder, addiction to speed andNovocain, getting work on oil rigs and flying helicopters. He has travelled theworld: "I've been back to South East Asia but the answer sure aint there". Thefinal refrain is "Well the last plane out of Sydney's almost gone", as the singerheads to Hong Kong for casual sex.Don Walker has said the song was inspired by a number of people, i ncluding,"the guy from the next farm," who came back from Vietnam, "severelychanged for the worst," and Adelaide guitarist Rick Morris. The first draft waswritten in Sweethearts Cafe in Kings Cross, New South Wales."Khe Sanh" is one of the most popular songs ever recorded by an Australianact and one generally seen as a resonant symbol of the Australian culture.The record reached number four in the band's home town of Adelaide butpeaked on the national sales charts at number 41. In August 1978, censorsgave it an A Classification, meaning that it was "not suitable for airplay",because of sex and drug references, such as the lines: "their legs were oftenopen, but their minds were always closed". Barnes later commented "Every

DJ in the country begged us to release "Khe Sanh" as a single. Then theybanned it two weeks later. They had to ban something once a week to keepthe Catholic Church happy." A single station in Adelaide defied thiscensorship, and was the catalyst of the song's popularity.In 2001, members of APRA, the Australasian music industry's peak body, put"Khe Sanh" at number eight in a poll of the all-time best Australian songs It stillreceives strong airplay on Australian radio stations with a "classic rock"format.In August 2011, "Khe Sanh" re-entered the ARIA Singles Chart at #40,beating their previous peak position by one spot.Two versions of "Khe Sanh" were released by Cold Chisel. The first featuredon the band's 1978 debut self-titled album. A second version was i ncluded onthe international version of the 1980 album East The newer version overlaida new keyboard track over Ian Moss's slide guitar break and featured aslightly different vocal reading from Barnes.

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Some NightsBlow Me (1 last Kiss)

Feel The LoveOne More NightWide AwakeGood TimeBoom BoomThis is LoveDont Wake Me UpWhistle

I left my heart to t he sappers 'round Khe Sahn

And I sold my soul with my cigarett es, to a black marketmanI 've had to Vietnam cold turkey, f rom the ocean to thesilver cityAnd it's only other vets could understand'Bout the long forgotten dockside guaranteesHowt here were no V-day heroes in nineteen seventy- threeHow we sailed into Sydney Harbour, I sawan old friend butI couldn't kiss herAnd she was lined, and I was home to the lucky landShe was like so many more from that time onTheir lives were all so empty, until they'd found therechosen oneAnd their legs were often open but their minds were alwaysclosedAnd their hearts were held in fast suburban chains

And the legal pads were yellow, hours long paypackets leanAnd the telex writers clattered where the gunships once hadbeenThe carparks made me jumpy and I never st opped thedreamsOr the growing need for speed and novacaineSo I worked across the countr y from end to endI tri ed to find a place to sett le down, where my mixed uplife could mendI held a job on an oi l -rig, a-fly in' choppers when I couldBut the nightlife nearly drove me round the bendAnd I 've travel led round the world from year to year- ear-earAnd each one found me aimless, one more year the worse forwearAnd I 've been back to South East Asia, you knowt he

answer sure ain't thereBut I 'm dri ft in' north to check things out agai-ai-ainWell t he last plane out of Sydney's almost go-oneAnd only seven flyin' hours, ti ll I 'll be landin' in Hong KongAnd there ain't nothin' like the kisses from a jaded ChineseprincessI 'm gonna hit some Hong Kong matt ress all night lo- ongWell t he last plane out of Sydney's almost gone- aca

This second version was also the version of"Khe Sanh" featured on the original releaseof the Chisel album and has since becomeperhaps the better known rendition.A notable cover of the song was released in2007 by Australian singer/songwriter PaulKelly. This rendering was in a stripped down

bluegrass/country style, featuring largelyspoken lyrics. It was released on the tributealbum Standing on the Outside.Adam Brand includes the chorus of "KheSanh" at the very end of his single "Comin'From/Khe Sanh" from his fifth album BlameIt On Eve.John Schumann covered "Khe Sanh" on his2008 album Behind the Lines. As a memberof folk-rock band Redgum, Schumannwrote and sang another hit song aboutAustralians in Vietnam: "I was only 19",released in 1983.

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Rollin' on the RiverFlash Floods AffectsB a l i ' s C a p i t a l o fDenpasar

U n s e a s o n a lheavy early-morningrains in Bali caused

flash flooding in anumber of locations inand around Bali'scapital of Denpasar.

Among the areaworst affected were inthe Monang-Maningarea of Denpasar.

Accord ing toK o m p a s . c o m ,hundreds of homes int h a t d e n s e l ypopulated section ofthe capital were partiallysubmerged by floodwaters thatrose to one-half meter in heightwhen local rivers overflowed

their banks.

Areas of Denpasar hitheaviest by the flood were JalanGunung Kelimutu , Jalan Patuha

and Pemecutan Klod. Tens ofhomes occupied by 85 familieswere affected by the risingwaters in addition to a number of

rented rooms used by localworkers.

One local resident, whosehome was affected by the floods,complained, Every time there is

heavy rain there iscertain to be aflood, it just has tohappen.

M a n yr e s i d e n t s ,accustomed to theroutine of flooding,m a n a g e d t oevacuate the i rb e l o n g i n g s t ohigher and dryerlocations in theirhomes. However, anumber of peoplel o s t p r i z e d

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Aries March 21 to April 20Restless Rams with Uranus barnstorming through yoursign, you're full of initiative as you step in and take the lead.And mighty Mars also encourages you to be positive andproactive in partnerships. The Sun and Mercury hook up onSunday, which increases your ability to communicate clearlyand creatively especially with children, teenagers andfriends.

Taurus April 21 to May 21With Venus and Jupiter visiting your values zone, you're i n themood for fine food and convivial company. Plus you're keen tospend some cash and give your credit card a hiding. Don'toverdo Taurus! Make sure you have sufficient funds to financeyour lifestyle choices. Single Bulls look for love with acharming Cancer, a sexy Scorpio or a cool Capricorn.

Gemini May 22 to June 21Mercury joins up with the Sun, so you'll have energy to burn.Make sure you channel it into productive pursuits [like travel,study or community projects]. Mental activities andcommunication are also favored, as you pick up informationwith lightning speed. Geminis love nothing better than a goodold gossip but resist the urge to be the neighborhood nosey-parker!

Cancer June 22 to July 23Work and family are a tricky juggle. Uranus is broadening yourprofessional options [in surprising directions] but Saturn ismaking sure there are plenty of extra domestic responsibilitiesas well. Jupiter and Uranus encourage you to let go of the pastand stop worrying about the future. No matter howcomplicated your life is, it's time to enjoy the here and now.

Leo July 24 to August 23The Sun shimmies into your sign so you're ready to shine.

With Uranus in your adventure zone, many Lions aredreaming of exotic getaways that are off the beaten track. Ifyou're planning a trip, don't be too safe in your choice ofdestination. Be inspired by Amelia Earhart [born on July 24]Adventure is worthwhile in itself. On Sunday, think before

Libra September 24 to October 23Laidback Librans can be a luxury-loving, lazy bunch as youenjoy the good times and go out of your way to avoid hardwork. But with dynamic Mars and serious Saturn both movingthrough your sign, it's time to take on challenges andresponsibilities with grace, grit and determination. Theweekend is the time to embark on an adventure or getpassionate about a new project.

Scorpio October 24 to November 22Professional projects are favored as long as you do all themeticulous research required, plus communicate clearly andcreatively. Singles with Neptune in your romance zone, doyou have unrealistic expectations about finding the 'perfect'partner? Attached Scorpios with Venus in your intimacyzone, snuggle up close; it's time to make love not war!

Sagittarius November 23 to December 21This week's Jupiter aspects boost your energy levels andyour extravagant side. So you're in the mood to over-indulge,as you adopt the motto of birthday great Mick JaggerAnything worth doing is worth overdoing. On the weekend,all sorts of social and outdoor activities are favored, as youflex your mind and move your muscles in exciting new ways.

Capricorn December 22 to January 20Does life seem like all work and no play at the moment? Hangin there Goats the professional skills you polish now will payoff handsomely further down the track. Venus is bestowingharmonious vibes in your job zone [until August 7]. So use thenext couple of weeks to smarten up your work space pluspatch up problems with clients, customers or colleagues.

Aquarius January 21 to February 19Creative thinking will take you far this week Aquarius. If you

combine intellect and innovation, then you'll come up withsome stunningly original ideas. Being true to yourself [andcapitalizing on your talents] is the key. With Mercury reversingthrough your relationship zone [until August 8] clearcommunication is the secret to positive partnerships.

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Virgo August 24 to September 23You can get an incredible amount done, as you power throughpaperwork and tie up loose ends. If you have a practicalproblem, let your intuition point you in the right direction. It'salso the perfect time to research, review and revisit. SomeVirgos will bump into an old friend or re-connect with a formerflame. Just remember memories are seductive becausethey're so selective.

Pisces February 20 to March 20The Sun and retrograde Mercury are visiting your wellbeingzone so it's the ideal time to take a close look at your healthand fitness, as you review your diet and exercise routine andthen make appropriate changes. You're full of nobleintentions on the weekend [and are keen to lend a helpinghand] but don't take on more than you can realistically handle.Pace yourself Pisces.


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Showdown at the Circle K7 Men and a RottweilerArrested by Police forBrutal Attack on TwoBalinese Men

Police in Bali have takeninto custody 7 people and a

Rottweiler dog in connection witha brutal attack on two local men.According to Kompas.com andRadar Bali, among the seven heldby police is an American Citizen.

T h eevents leadingto the group'sapprehensionunfolded shortlyafter midnightwhen an Italian,Luca Cavassa,r i d i n g amotorcycle onhis way homefrom the PotatoH e a dRestaurant, wasinvolved in acollision witha n o t h e rm o t o r c y c l edriven by twoBalinese men - IMade Sudantaand Made JuniPermata.

The menreso lved thematter of damages resulting fromthe accident at the scene, withLuca Cavassa paying a sum of

money to Sudanta.Continuing his journey,

Cavasa soon met two friends, anAmerican Jimie Roberts and anAustralian-born Indonesiancitizen Kimo Rusna. Luca told thetale of his accident to his twofriends. Kimo Rusna could notaccept the fact that Luca had paidcompensation to the other driver,according to the police

spokesman Benny Arianto,speaking to the press at theBadung Police Headquarters.

Jimie and Kimo invited Lucato visit the scene of the accidentwhere they met I Made Sudantaand his friend Made Juni Permata

(Reported as Putra by RadarBali). Kimo demanded that theUS$100 and Rp. 100,000(US$10.75) given to Sudanta ascompensation for the accident be

returned to Luca.According to Arianto, Kimo

became emotional and struck

Sudanta while Jimmy called fivefriends gathered at a nearbyCircle K Convenience Store.

When Jimmy and his fivefriends arrived, they reportedlybrutally attacked Sudanta. One ofKimo's friends, Putu WismaSaputra also known by the aliasKiller brought a pet Rotweiller tothe scene, with the animal joiningin the attack, Arianto said, theRotweiller dog bit the hands of the

victim. Also listed asaccomplices in the attack areMade Leo Kurniawan, GedeAngga Rismawan, Si PutuWisnu Wisma and MuhammadRizal.

After the attack, Sudanto

reported the incident to thepolice who quickly placed the 7men and the dog under arrest,confining them at the BadungPolice station.

Police are saying theseven men may be chargedunder the criminal law dealing

with gang attacks, subject to apossible five year prisonsentence.

Police are initially listingthe Italian, Luca Cavassa, as awitness in the crime and not asa suspect.


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Ramadhan & Lebaran in BaliIdul Fitri, more commonly referred to inIndonesia as Lebaran, is the celebration thatcomes at the end of the Muslim month offasting, Ramadhan. The Arabic meaning ofIdul Fitri is becoming holy again.

The dates of the ninth month of the Muslimcalendar, Ramadan, vary from year to year, as theMuslim calendar (Hijrah) is based on a lunar cycle of29 or 30 days. The exact date is determined by thesighting of the new moon. These lunar calculationslead to an official announcement by the governmenton the eve of Ramadanand Idul Fitri so that thefaithful know when to beginand end the fasting month.In 2012, Ramadan startedon July 20th and Lebaranwill fall on 19-20 August,with "collective leave" on21-22 August.

To understand thesignificance of Lebaran, an

understanding about thef a s t i n g m o n t h o fRamadhan is important.During the month ofRamadhan, Muslims mustrefrain from eating, drinking, smoking, maritalrelations or getting angry during the daylight hours.In addition, those fasting are supposed to refrainfrom bad habits - lying, getting angry, using badlanguage as well as to be more diligent in prayer andgive to charities. It is believed that fasting heightensspirituality and develops self-control.

The fast begins in the morning just beforesunrise, at Imsak, and is broken at maghrib whichfalls at sunset. Fasting during the month ofRamadhan is one of the five pillars of Islam and anobligation for devout Muslims.

Those who are expected to fast include:adults (defined as those who have reached the ageof puberty) and those who are sane. Those who arenot expected to fast include: children, womenhaving their period, travellers, the sick, those withlong-term illnesses, pregnant or breastfeedingwomen and the mentally ill.

The faithful who fast awaken early in themorning to have a meal before subuh. In order toawaken the faithful, the call to prayer is soundedfrom neighbourhood mosques. In addition, groupsof young boys walk around neighbourhoods beating

on drums and other noise makers to awakenthe faithful (and their neighbours) yelling out "sahur,sahur".

The breaking of the fast at sunset is a verysocial occasion for which special foods are prepared

for gatherings with family or friends. Upon hearingthe sound of the bedug drum on the television or thecall to prayer from the neighbourhood mosque atsunset, the faithful know it's time to break their fast, orbuka puasa. This is usually done with a very sweetdrink and sweet snacks. Maghrib prayers are made

before a full meal is served.Taraweh congregationalp rayers a re he ld inneighbourhood mosquesand at gatherings everyevening at about 7:30 p.m.These prayers are notcompulsory, but they areenjoyed by many.

The schedule forImsak and Maghrib is

p o s t e d i n m a j o rnewspapers and on thetelevision throughoutIndonesia, as well aspublished in handouts by

major religious organizations.While it is expected that people will keep to

their normal activities during the fast, needless to saythe lack of liquid and food during the day and theunusual sleep and meal schedule soon take their toll.After the first week you may see that sleep and fooddeprivation cause those fasting to have reducedenergy levels as well as finding it more difficult toconcentrate on tasks.

Why does Islam oblige its followers to fastduring Ramadhan each year?

To develop compassion for the poor and

needy who feel hungry every day.As a spiritually and physically cleansing

experience. Just as in other world religions, fasting isseen as an opportunity to separate yourself from thethings of this world and to concentrate on yourrelationship with God.

To become closer to God by contemplatinghis will in your life.

To build self-discipline and to become abetter person.

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Emotional Olympic Games momentsMa n y a t h le t e s h a ve

suffered heartbreak in theircareers. Many have foundcomfort with a loved-one. But fewhave experienced it so publicly atthe Olympics.

During the Vancouver 2010Olympic Winter Games, grievingfigure skater Joannie Rochettebecame the darling of Canadawhen she won bronze only daysafter the sudden death of hermother. While hers was a story oftriumph amid sorrow, the host

country's win over their Americanneighbours in the ice hockey finalwas pure elation.

The magic of the homecrowd

Naturally, home victoriesare often remembered longest:

Cathy Freeman, the Aboriginalrunner who took gold for Australiain 2000; Kazuyoshi Funaki,Japan's champion ski-jumper atNagano in 1998; Americangymnast Mary Lou Retton in1984.

Sohn Kee-Chung had towait 56 years to celebrate hisgold-medal victory in front of hisown people. Korea was underoccupation when he won the

We look at the heart-breaking moments thath a v e b e c o m e al e g e n d a r y p a r t o fOlympics history.

When Muhammad Ali, hisOlympian body shaking with thetremors of Parkinson's Syndrome,lifted the torch to light the flame atAtlanta in 1996, around 3.5 billionpeople were watching. In thewords of US President Bill Clinton,who was there toopen the OlympicGames: That took asackful of guts. Andit's taken a lot ofcourage to continueto go out, to be seen...h e w a s n ' t s e l f -co n sc io u s . H e ' ssomething special.

For many it wasthe greatest momentin sporting history.Why? Ali representedgreatness as anathlete and human being. But italso showed the power of theOlympic Games, its ideals andsymbols.

No place to hide the tearsFour years before Ali, the

defining moment of the OlympicGames came not with a goldmedal or world record, but with theman who came last in a semi-final.He was Derek Redmond, theBritish 400m runner. Helped by hisfather, he hobbled over thefinishing line in tears after injuryhad struck him half-way down theback straight in Barcelona. Thattearful family episode has morethan six million YouTube hits.

marathon at Berlin in 1936,

where the country's athletes hadto wear the vest of Japan. Some12 years later in London - at thefirst post-war Olympic Games - hecarried South Korea's flag. Andhis joy was there for all to see atthe opening ceremony in 1988,when he bounded into theOlympic stadium carrying thetorch, bringing tears to an entirenation, according to Olympichistorian David Wallechinsky.

The drama of failureIf home victory is

sweet, disappointmentcan be equally ascrushing. Liu Xiang,

Ch ina 's f i rs t ma leOlympic champion intrack and field, was theposter boy of Beijing --but injury meant hecould barely climb overthe first hurdle in hisheat.

Some athletescome so c lose to

winning that their spectacularfailure makes headlines. TakeDorando Pietri, the first man intothe White City stadium at the endof the 1908 marathon. But he wasexhausted, and with his legsgiving way under him he had to be

helped over the line. Althoughdisqualified, his supreme effortwon the hearts of the 100,000crowd, and his tale becamelegend worldwide.

More than a century on, theOlympic Games return to Londonto continue the story of joy andanguish that come with sportingdreams. It wouldn't be theOlympics without it.

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have me.'Without a second thought, he takes off after her.

A few miles later after huffing and puffing, hefinally gives up.

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Goddard committed to SaintsBrendon Goddard has madeit clear he wants to end hiscareer as a one-club playerahead of his 200th game forSt Kilda.

The 27-year-old, who playshis 200th AFL game for the Saints

against the Western Bulldogs onSunday, is reportedly indiscussions over a three-yeardeal from which he would earnaround $600,000 a season.

"I'll knock the nail on thehead before anyone asks ...we've been in constant talkswith the footy club and they'rethe discussions we're having atthe moment," Goddard said.

"I think it's pretty clear, myintentions." He said there was"no doubt" he planned to stay onwith St Kilda.

Goddard said that it wasnot unusual for contract talks to

be lengthy."It's a process you go

through and clubs haveobviously got their priorities withtheir signings," he said.

"It's well known that StKilda have a lot of players out ofcontract currently and I think, justin terms of that, it takes a while togo through the process and thedue diligence."

Goddard denied any of thediscussions throughout the club

would affect the team asthey battled to keep in touch withthe top eight.

" I d o n ' t t h i n k t h ecircumstances that I'm in at themoment is affecting the footyteam. Every player has to dealwith it.

"I think I'm experienced

enough and I've been aroundlong enough to focus on what'simportant and to separate thetwo.

"We've been in constanttalks with the club all year."

Goddard said he had neverbeen tempted to switch clubsdespite offers which might havecome his way.

"I've said all along that I'mhappy to be where I am and I'mhonoured and privileged to play200 games for the St Kilda footyclub.

"I've been a happy 200-game player and I'm lookingforward to the rest of my future."

Greater Western Sydneyis thought to be one clubpart icularly interested inGoddard but there is virtually nochance he will consider anyoffer.

Goddard's best seasonwas in 2010 when the Saintsmade the grand final for thesecond straight year.

He averaged more than28 possessions a game thatseason but, although not puttingup such gaudy numbers thisterm, Goddard believes he nowcontributes in other ways.

"Obviously, I'm not havingthe impact on games that I'vehad in the past, or (had) really

standout games," he added."But I think I've contributed

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Rent a Ferrari on YourNext Bali Holiday

The Jakarta Post reportsthat Bali tourist visitors willsoon have the option ofrenting a Ferrari high-endsports car while holidaying inparadise.

Branded as the "FerrariE xp e r i e n ce , " P T C i t r aLanggeng Otomotif, theauthorized dealer for theFerrari brand of sports car, will

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make the rental programavailable through selected resortsand local travel agents.

The first hotel to offer theluxury sport car rental program is theBulgari Resort in Uluwatu.

The spokesman for CitraLanggeng Otomotif, Irmawan,idealistically projected: Bali is a

perfect place to enjoy a luxuriousride because the island isundoubtedly beautiful and it is freefrom traffic jams. That is why we didnot pick Jakarta for this service.

Final details for the rentalprogram are being finalized,including the selection of the Ferrarimodels to be offered for rental. Topcandidates are the Ferrar iCalifornia, a two-door grand touringsports car with a 4,297 cc engine.Sold in Indonesia for US$201,290 -the vehicle can accelerate from 0 to100 kilometres in 3.9 seconds andhas a top speed of 310 kilometres an

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Alonso pulls away to win in GermanyFernando Alonso led frompole position to chequeredflag to win the GermanGrand Prix for Ferrariovernight, while Germany'sF o r m u l a O n e w o r l dchampion Sebastian Vettel

was stripped of secondplace for an overtakinginfringement.

A u s t r a l i a ' s M a r kWebber failed to repeat hisrecent British Grand Prixheroics, finishing well back inthe pack in eighth place.

The Spaniard's thirdwin of the season stretched hischampionship lead to 34points and ensured he will stayon top through the Europeansummer break which startsafter next weekend's race inHungary.

Race officials said thatVettel left the track as he

passed McLaren's JensonButton on the penultimate lapin a controversial move.

Vettel, who has yet towin his home grand prix andindeed any race in July, wentwide as he and the Briton wentthrough a corner side by side.He was handed a 20 secondpenalty that demoted him tofifth.

Button moved up tosecond place, ending a run ofdisappointing performances,and Finland's 2007 worldchampion Kimi Raikkonen took thirdfor Lotus.

Vettel was still the bestGerman performer on an unhappy

day for home fans. Seven-timesw o r l d c h a m p i o n M i c h a e lSchumacher finished seventh forMercedes while Nico Hulkenberg,after starting alongside Schumacheron the second row of the grid,dropped back through the field tofinish ninth for Force India.

He was one place ahead ofc o m p a t r i o t N i c o R o s b e r g ,Schumacher's Mercedes team-mate.

Alonso's win was Ferrari's

219th and the 30th of theSpaniard's career.

"That was fantastic again,pole position ...victory." he told histeam after taking the chequered flag.

"Tonight we have someparties at least."

The Ferrari driver has 154

points to 120 for Red Bull's Webber.Vettel has 110 after 10 of the season's20 races.

Champions Red Bull lead the

constructors' standings with 230points to Ferrari's 177 and McLaren's160.

Button's podium finish was aboost for McLaren, who moved aheadof Lotus in the standings, but it wassoured for the team by LewisHamilton suffering a puncture early inhis 100th race and having to retire.

Alonso started on pole andheld off challenges from Vettel andthen Button as he stormed to victory inwarm, sunny conditions, a starkcontrast from the heavy rain which fellduring practice and qualifying.

Intense pressureAlonso, who won on the last

occasion a Grand Prix was staged at

Hockenheim two years ago,briefly surrendered his lead after thefirst of his two pit stops but the doublechampion otherwise dominated therace despite being under intensepressure throughout.

Alonso praised the timing's ofhis pit stops. "The team took a few

strategic decisions which were spoton," he said."It was a very close race from

start to finish. We did not have thequickest car. McLaren andRed Bull had a little bit extrabut not enough to get past."

Webber, winner of theprevious race at Silverstone,had started eighth after a fiveplace demotion on the startinggrid for an unauthorisedgearbox change.

"We had a decentrace today although therewasn't enough pace when wegot close to Fernando," saidVettel.

Referr ing to the

overtaking, he said: "The onlyintention was not to crash andto give him enough room. Ihave respect for him and didn'twant to squeeze him.

"It was good to be onthe podium at the home race,but I have respect for thestewards' decision.

R e d B u l l t e a mprincipal Christian Horner hadsaid before the decision wasannounced that a penalty forVettel would be "very harsh",describing it as "a racing

incident."McLaren's Martin Whitmarsh

said the rules were clear: "You can'tdrive off the track and gain an

advantage and overtake."That's the normal rules of

motor racing. We're in the heat ofbattle and the stewards are the bestpeople to look at that."

Vettel was also angry withHamilton for trying to overtake himwhile one lap behind.

"That was not nice of him, Idon't see we he's trying to race us, itsstupid to disturb the leaders," said theGerman, who gesticulated at theMcLaren as it went past and said the

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The world's oldestmarathon runner willcarry the Olympic torchthrough the streets of

east London.Fauja Singh, who is 101years old, will be undertaking therelay for the second time hecarried the torch in Athens eightyears ago.

He has since grownattached to it, describing it as hischild, and says he cannot wait toadd another torch to hiscollection.

Born in Punjab in 1911,Singh came to the UK to stay withhis son Sukhjinder in 1992.

He began running at theage of 86 in order to keep himselfoccupied and ran his first

marathon at the age of 89.Singh has since completedsix London marathons, two inToronto where he set eight trackrecords and the New Yorkmarathon.

There, in September 2011,he achieved his ninth trackrecord, running 10,000 metres in87 minutes.

Singh says he is spurredon by his faith and, on a physicallevel, his vegetarian diet helpshim keep in shape.

His endeavours haveattracted attention from aroundthe world, with students fromCalifornia currently following andfilming him for a documentarythat highlights his achievements.

'Fauja Singh is trulyremarkable, unique even for heoozes with enthusiasm andpassion for being active both inmind and body which isinfectious to all who have comeinto contact with him, yet heremains humble and grateful tothe powers above for allowinghim to help others,' said coachHarmander Singh.

To mark the specialoccasion of Singh carrying theOlympic torch, Sikhs all over theUK will congregate in the capitalto hand out thousands ofvegetarian meals along the 48

kilmotre Olympic route fromGreenwich Park to WalthamForest Town Hall.

They will distribute freecommunal food (langar) inaccordance with the Sikhprinciples of selfless service(seva).

Singh says his aim now isto run at the 2016 Olympicswhen he will be 105 to add to historch collection.

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I need some advice. I met mypartner four years ago nextmonth on Kuta beach. She was afriend of a friend who came tohelp with massages. We weremates for ages until 2 years agowhen we got together. We'vebeen inseparable ever since. Iwork in the mines & spend myfree time in Bali with her. Mymates are telling me she goeswith other gents when I am away& is using me for a meal ticket. I

have seen this happen but couldthis be happening to me? I wantto do propose to her on thisanniversary milestone and tellher how much she means to me,and how she still makes me feellike a teenager in love but will Ibe making a mistake?

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Dear Trevor,

It occurs to me that you are not astupid man, but, men in love dostupid things & only see what they

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Kangas down Tigers in classic at the 'GNorth Melbourne coach BradScott was unable to containhis emotions after theKangaroos finally clinched ac l o s e g a m e a g a i n s tRichmond at the MCG onSunday.

In a spirited, see-sawing thriller, a five-goall a s t q u a r t e r f r o minspirational spearheadDrew Petrie drove theKangaroos to a 15.13(103) to 14.15 (99)victory.

North's fifth win insix games lifted them intothe top eight, leaving theTigers two games adriftand all but out of the finalsrace.

For Scott, whoseside had lost three previousmatches this season by two

points, the Kangaroos' ability toho ld on was enormouslyencouraging.

"There was some genuineelation in that today," Scott said.

"We'd lost some closegames, so if you ever get a shot ofthe (coaches) box, we lost the plotthere when the siren went."

Scott said while he had notfelt his side had an underlyingissue in their narrow losses,

Sunday's win was a big step."You make mis takes

throughout the whole game but wewere starting to stack them up atthe end of games," he said.

"So the ability to withstandthe pressure, we're really proud of

our leadership."Earlier, the Kangaroos had

led by as many as 22 points in thesecond term, helped by Richmondgiving away consecutive goalsfrom 50 metre penalties.

But a five-goals-to-two thirdquarter from the Tigers, in whichJack Riewoldt and Dustin Martin,returning from a club-imposedsuspension, kicked two goalseach, put them seven points infront at the last change.

Then Petrie, kept to two

goals in the first three termsby Alex Rance, took centre stage.

H e m a r k e d a l m o s teverything that came his way tokick five goals in the first 22minutes of the last term.

Substitute Matt Campbellthen snapped truly to put

the Kangaroos 17 pointsclear at the 25-minutemark and seeminglyhome.

But the Tigers keptcoming, speedstersRobin Nahas and ShaneEdwards notching quickgoals, before ShaunGrigg missed with a snapthat could have givenRichmond the lead with57 seconds left, theKangaroos holding firmin the frenzied final

seconds.It was Richmond's fifth loss

by two goals or less this season, apattern coach Damien Hardwicksaid showed the side is improving,but not fast enough for their liking.

He refused to give up on atop-eight finish.

"Once the door is shut, itshuts," he said.

"But as far as we'reconcerned it's well and truly stillopen."


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Finding it hard to keepup the passion in a longdistance relationship?Help might be on theway.

A robotics professor

in Singapore has inventeda gadget equipped withm o t i o n s e n s i t i v eelectronic 'lips' that allowamorous but absentcouples to exchange longdistance smooches via theinternet.

Shaped like a smallhead w i t h overs i zes i l i c o n e l i p s , t h e'Kissenger' short for Kiss Messengerwas unveiled in June at a scientificconference in Britain and is still beingrefined for commercial launch.

'It can be used betweenh u m a n s t o i m p r o v e t h e i rcommunication,' its creator HoomanSamani said.

Couples just have to connect

the devices to computers viaUSB cables, link up online and startkissing the silicone material to triggersensors that move the gadget on theother side.

They can stare at each other onscreen while exchanging kisses.

'The main issue is to transmitthe force and pressure, and also theshape of the lip,' Samani said.

The 'special silicone material'chosen for the lips offers 'the bestsensation and feeling', said the

scientist, who has personally tested

the device.But the Kissenger is not yet

ready for the market despite 'a lot ofoffers' from interested partiesbecause there are 'ethical issues' thatneed to be resolved on top of the

technical aspects, he said.' K i s s i n g i s v e r y

intimate so in order to have aproduct in market which isgoing to deal with thissensitive issue we have to dop r o p e r s t u d i e s a n dinvestigation on the socialpoint of view, cultural point ofview,' he said.

The device is still beingrefined at a laboratory jointlyset up by the National

University of Singapore (NUS) andKeio University of Japan.

Samani calls his field of study' l ovo t i cs ' r esearch i n t o t herelationship between robots andhumans and the Kissenger is just oneof several devices being developedby his team.

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Wests Tigers halfback Benji Marshall given until lastminute to prove fitness to face South Sydney

WESTS Tigers starhalfback Benji Marshallwill be given until theweekend to recover forSunday's crunch clashwith South Sydney after

hurting his toe andthumb during a horrorinjury night for the Tigersin North Queensland.

Marshall was hobblingaround and had a strappedhand today and coach TimSheens confirmed he would give hisstar half the rest of the week off toensure he was ready to face thethird-placed Rabbitohs.

With starting five-eighth CurtisSironen also ruled out with ashoulder injury, Sheens said hewould be scraping to find Marshall apartner in the halves.

"I think so (Marshall will playagainst Souths), but he might not rununtil Saturday," Sheens said.

"It's always an issue thengetting the team dynamic back andI'm going to have to find another half,five-eighth to pair with him which isthe umpteenth we've used this year.

"People are thinking I'll play(Robbie) Farah there but I'm unlikelyto because it's weakening the nine.

"Masada (Iosefa) went verywell at nine but Robbie Farah's oneof the dominant nines in the game soI don't want to take him out of there if Ican help it.

"I need to try and findsomeone who will last the six weeksuntil the play-offs."

The halfback's injury took theTigers' toll to six from the 29-16 lossto the Cowboys, with Tim Moltzeninjuring his hamstring in the warm-upand four other players taken tohospital.

Sironen will visit a specialiston his return to Sydney to assesswhether he has stretched theligaments in the shoulder he hadreconstructed in 2011.

"Whether we can rehab it andwhether or not it's a six to eight-weekrehab or whether he plays again thisyear will depend on how we go orwhether or not we keep him for next

season - that's going to be thedecision," Sheens said.

Chris Lawrence (up to a monthwith a high ankle sprain), Ben Murdoch-Masila (up to two weeks with a rolledankle) and Matt Groat (U20s, brokenthumb) all ended the night in thecasualty ward.

Sheens said Moltzen could alsomiss a fortnight with his ongoing hipflexor and hamstring problems.

The injuries come afortnight after the Tigers lostdual-international wingerLote Tuqiri for the remainderof the season with a brokenarm while the Tigers are alsonot expecting prop Keith

Galloway to return until theround-23 clash with StGeorge-Illawarra.

In addition to the injuryconcerns, the eighth-placedTigers missed a goldenopportunity to create some

b r e a t h i n g s p a c e b e t w e e nthemselves and the five finalscontenders sitting one win behindthem.

The Warriors, Gold Coast,Newcastle, Canberra and theDragons sit within touching distanceof the top eight as the Tigers havewon just one of their past fivematches.

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Annual crayfish eating competition heldT h e s i x t h a n n u a lc r a y f i s h e a t i n gcompetition has takenplace in the smallL i thuan ian c i ty o fDusetos.

About 200 spectatorsgathered to watched the 28participants (five women and 23men) compete to eat the highestpercentage of crayfish flesh in fiveminutes.

'The idea

of this eventstarted yearsago and themain goal of theevent is not toeat crayfish asso o n o r a sm u c h a spossible, but toeat the bestquality, in thebest way

possible because ordinaryLithuanians know how to shellshrimps, but not how to shellcrayfish, which our ancestors atemany years ago,' organiserRamunas Cyzas said.

The crayfish were caught ina river next to Cyzas' house andboiled in a large pot.

Each contestant was givena set of scales, which they used toweigh their crayfish before they

began eating and againafter they had eaten their bountyas cleanly as possible.

The remains of the crayfishwere weighed, and the differencetallied to calculate the exactpercentage of the weight ofcrayfish flesh consumed.

T h e w i n n e r o f t h ecompetition was Erikas Cyzas,who consumed 57.89 per cent ofthe crayfish weight.

'You know, I was thinking,that I will win, I wasexpecting to win,

t h e r e f o r e I a mfeeling good', hesaid.

T h ecompetition's recordresult , 70 per cent ofthe crayfish's weightconsumption wasachieved severalyears ago.

Pampered pooches the new trend in IndiaPampered pooches arebecoming the newstatus symbol in India.

While the streets of thebustling country are litteredwith stray dogs, the luxury petindustry is taking off at an

astonishing rate.A E u r o m o n i t o r

research report estimatesIndia's pet industry isexpected to grow 22 per centthis year and reach 4.5 billionrupees (a round $A80million).

The industry is expanding toinclude not only groomingparlours, dog walkers, and vetclinics, but pet nannies and dog-friendly hotels.

Dog hotels are popping upacross the country, with resortfacilities like 'Pet Lovers Hut'costing more a night than an

average budget hotel room.Overseas breeds such as

pugs and Great Danes are thefavourites, and seen as status

symbols.Dog owners say that these

pampered pooches are part of anew dog culture in India.

'I'm sure with times, peopleare getting aware and people aregetting sensitive towards theirpets. It's not just treated assomething to guard your homewith or something like which

earlier used to be the case.Now there are more members ofthe family and you spend time withthem. For me it's a stress buster

when I come back home,' Petowner Amber Ansari said.

The dog industry showsno signs of slowing down, with

even simple things like dogfood expanding to includemore options.

Veterinarian and pets h o p o w n e r D r . B KChoudhary said 'Earlier therewas no dog food. The peoplewere not feeding their dogs

with dog food. Now there is avariation of dog food, chew sticks,snacks. A number of things areavailable at this time. Nowadayspeople are spending a lot ofmoney on all sort of theseservices like grooming services.'


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Mick Stone who has said having tworeferees on the field hasn' t worked and it hashampered decision making and thedevelopment of referees.

Toovey also said the two refereessystem was something that needed to bereviewed.

"Although I think I saw (NRL director of

football) Nathan McGuirk said the other dayit wouldn't be, it would be nice to beconsulted on it," Toovey said.

Manly coach Geoff Toovey says the NRL islikely to make significant changes to theobstruction rule for the 2013 seasonfollowing widespread criticism andconfusion this year.

Toovey launched a blistering attack on the refereeing

ranks following the Sea Eagles' loss to Canterbury lastFriday night and said he had since been in touch with NRLofficials, including referees' coaches Bill Harrigan and StuartRaper.

The pair indicated important changes would be madeto the obstruction rule in consultation with players andcoaches for next season.

"They have indicated, the powers that be, that they arelooking forward to listening to what the players and coacheshave to say," Toovey said on Tuesday.

"Obviously, there are some rules that need to beclarified, I think, and the players and the coaches are allconfused when it comes to the obstruction rule."

Bulldogs coach Des Hasler's use of decoy runners hasbecome a hot topic of debate in the lead-up to the finalsseries.

Former Parramatta and South Sydney coach Jason

Taylor has been critical of both the Bulldogs and NorthQueensland for what he perceived to be illegal plays, whileJustin Hodges' try in the final State of Origin game - whichwas awarded despite the fact he had run behind one of hisown players to score - remains one of the most confusingdecisions of the season.

"There has to be some change at the end of the year,"Toovey said.

"The players and the coaches need to get together andput their point of view forward."

The dual refereeing system has also come under firefrom several quarters, including former grand final referee

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Storm expect Slater returnMelbourne Storm's bidto end their wretchedrun of form should beboosted by the returnof Billy Slater thisweekend.

The Maroons full-backhas been out of action for sixweeks after injuring his knee inthe second State of Originmatch.

During this time theStorm have lost five straightgames, including to lowlyParramatta last weekend, andbeen usurped from a seeminglyunassailable position at the topof the ladder by the Bulldogs.

The Storm travel to face StGeorge Illawarra on Friday nightand coach Craig Bellamy expectslast season's Dally M player of theyear to be in his line-up.

"He should be right this

week, see how he goes attraining but we're confident he'll getup," Bellamy said.

Bellamy is disappointed hisclub has not dealt better with theirinjury problems, admitting: "ourattack was rubbish on the

weekend."

"All teams go throughinjury concerns and weneed to cope with that.Outside backs have been aconcern.

"We know the resultswill come if we perform well,we just need to do thatcause they haven't beenwhere they should be."

The Dragons, whoare awaiting medical adviceon the status of Dean Youngfollowing his concussionthis weekend, will bewithout centre Mattt Cooperwho picked up a hamstringinjury during the costly loss

to the Rabbitohs."Matt's scans showed a

hamstring tendon injury whichwe expect will carry a three weekrehabilitation period," saidDragons performance directorAndrew Gray.


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