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Bali is Indonesia's biggestbeer consumer

A c c o r d i n g t oresearch done by PT.M u l t i B i n t a n gI n d o n e s i a , b e e rconsumption hasnow hit 100 millionlitres per year inIndonesia.

St i l l neg l ig ib lecompared to European

countries, it is still among the most popular beverages consumedhere.

Bali's consumption is now the highest in Indonesia, with thelocal beer manufacturer indicating that the large numbers oftourists to Bali have helped to boost the figures.

I do not have exact data but Bali is Indonesia's biggest beermarket, said Toni Darusma marketing Director of Bintang.

Out drinking even big cities like Jakarta in the beer stakes,he was quick to point out that the Balinese themselves are notdrunks, more likely it is the number of foreigners from all parts ofthe world that are spiking the consumption figures he explained.

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originate from thevillage of Munti Gunungin the Karangasemr e g e n c y o f B a l i .Sukadaana said: InMunti Gunung theyen joy a su f f ic ien t

lifestyle, many own verygood housing."Begging as a CareerChoice

According to thepress report, many of

the beggars from Munti Gununghave purposely selected to workthe streets of Bali, asking touristvisitors for handouts. Sukadanasaid that begging has become aculture and a career choice forthese individuals, fueled by theknowledge they can make moremoney begging than working anormal job.

The province of Bali is

formulating beggar laws while,at the same time, pushingregencies and municipalities toalso draft their own tough anti-begg ing regu la t ions w i thpenalties of three months inprison for being caught beggingon the streets. www.balidiscovery.com

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is the lack ofstrong regulationso n b o t h t h ep r o v i n c i a l a n dregency level.

We urge ther e g e n c i e s a n d

municipalit ies tom a k e l o c a lr e g u l a t i o n s o nbeggars, provingt h r e e m o n t h simprisonment whenthey are arrested for panhandling.Why do we want to do this? Sothey will be deterred from beggingin the fu tu re , exp la inedSukadana.

Officials would like to havefirm rules in place against beggingbefore the APEC Summit in 2013when Bali will be inundated withworld leaders and members of theinternational press. Such rules, it

is believed, should eliminate orminimize beggars roaming busyintersections passed by visitingdignitaries.

Kompas.com also revealedthat many of the beggars workingthe streets of Bali's capital enjoy arelatively high standard ofhousing.

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Why Bali Officials AreFinding it Hard to Stem theRising Tide of StreetBeggars

Kompas.com reports thatthe provincial government of Baliadmits it is being overwhelmed in

trying to deal with the increasingnumber of beggars dotting theroadsides of the Island.

While officials repeatedlyround up, apprehend and escortbeggars back to their homevillages, a short time later thesame street beggars reappear inBali's capital city panhandlingfrom residents and visitingtourists alike.

If we catch them, we returnthem (to their village), and thenthey come back again. What'smore, we drive them back to theirhome village and often find theyhave made it back to Denpasar

before we have returned from thetrip we made to bring them back totheir homes. explained the headof the enforcement agency for theprovince of Bali (Kasat Pol PPPemprov Bali), Made Sukadana.

One of the reasons theauthorities have a hard timeending begging on Bali's streets

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Pope has not cancelled ChristmasAnd so it came to pass that in theeighth year of Pope Benedict'sreign, some tabloid and socialmedia decreed that he hadcancelled Christmas.

The day after Benedict'slatest book "The Infancy NarrativesJesus of Nazareth" was published

on November 20, Vatican officialsfound some headlines they werenot expecting.

"K i l l j oy pope c rushesChristmas nativity traditions," readone tabloid headline, claiming thatBenedict had snubbed traditionss u c h a sa n i m a l s i nnativity scenesand carolling.

" P o p esets out tod e b u n kC h r i s t m a smyths , " rananother.

H o l yS c r o o g e !Some blogsunceremoniously brandedBenedict thenew Gr i nc ht h a t s t o l eChristmas andone rocketed him to the "top of thegrumpy list for 2012."

And then there was thiszinger headline from a web newssite: "Pope bans Christmas".

Coming little more than amonth before Christmas, it was thelast thing the Vatican neededanother image problem for the

pope. It was headlined: "The popehas not banned Christmas".

So what was all the fussabout?

In the 137-page book, thepope states a fact that in thegospels there is "no reference" tothe presence of animals in thestable actually, it was probably acave where Jesus was born.

Bloggers had a feast withthat, with one calling it "Bombshell

number one".What some neglected was

that just a few sentences down, thepope states that even today, "Norepresentation of the crib iscomplete without the ox and theass".

He explains, The tradition of

the ass and ox came from reflectingon parts of the Old and NewTestaments. Christian iconographythen adopted the motif early inChurch history to show that evenanimals knew Jesus was the son ofGod.

KEEP ON CAROLLINGIn other words, the tradition

that has developed over thecenturies matters more than anunverifiable fact, at least as far asthe case of the ox and ass in thestable is concerned.

"I think that what people needto realize here is that the pope is

trying to be as historical as he canbe," said Father Robert Dodaro,professor of patristics, or the studyof early Church writings, at Rome'sPatristic Institute.

"He wants to see the biblicalnarratives as history where possiblebut he is also trying to explaindetails in the narratives that cannotbe historically verified," he said.

Some bloggers, taking theircue from television and websiteheadlines, even wrote that the pope

had spoken out againstChristmas carols.

In the book, the opposite wastrue.

Benedict says the evangelistLuke wrote that at the moment ofJesus' birth the angels "said" thewell known phrase "Glory to God in

the highest, and on earth peaceamong men with whom he ispleased".

But in the next line he explainsthat "Christianity has alwaysunderstood that the speech ofangels is actually song", that "the

angels' song of praisehas never gonesilent", and that it is"only natural thats imple be l ievers(even today) join intheir carolling on theHoly Night".

So, no need tocancel any schoolperformances.

A n o t h e rsection of the bookthat i rked somebloggers is where thepope restates whatbiblical scholars haveknown for decades, ifnot centuries that

Jesus was born several yearsearlier than the first century AD.

Benedict writes that sinceKing Herod died in 4 BC, Jesus wasprobably born "a few years earlier".He attributes the erroneous fixing ofthe year of Jesus' birth to amiscalculation by the monkDionysius Exiguous some 500

years later."No one's faith should beshaken by this book," said Dodaro."On the contrary, it should befortified by this account. This is abelievable account of the birth ofChrist," he said.

And in St Peter's Square,workmen have started building theVatican's larger than life nativityscene, which is expected to haveanimals and singing angels.


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Gday again folks and welcome to the latest. This week has been a busyone with probably the biggest event of the year being the grand openingof the Kuta Town Houses stage three apartments. What a great outcomethe lads have achieved with their development being almost completeprior to Christmas. If I was a betting man I probably win a few quid bygambling that the project wouldn't be complete by then, but, time willtell I guess. I remember standing in a footing hole about 18 months ago

which was 30 feet deep and thinking to myself there is no way this willbe complete in that time frame and here we are such a short time later celebrating the opening. It was a greatnight enjoyed by over 400 people. There was unlimited food, booze and entertainment till the wee hours andI think everyone that attended needs to tip their hat to the management team for putting on such a great event.My best wishes go out the Kuta Townhouses for the fantastic achievement and the continuing support to ourweekly publication.

Along with the stage three opening, sees the new restaurant opening in the same complex being the BrazilianAussie BBQ. Now the first time I heard about this I had certain images in my head which I'm sure the most ofyou agree send the imagination running wild, however, after attending the event and trialling out the foodthat is cooked on a specialist rotisserie by a master Brazilian chef, I am convinced the place will be a success.The powers that be have set the dinner price at $10.00 Aussie dollars and for this you can eat as much as youlike. I'm not talking about a little serve, I'm telling you this will blow most other similar deals away. Theyhave PRIME QUALITY Lamb, Chicken, Beef, Pork, Sausages, Chorizo, etc etc along with aFULLsalad bar thrown in for the price. As much as you can eat without any complaints. A great place to take the

family for a decent feed while on holidays. Check out their artwork on page 28. Thanks again KTH

On a different note, I have been kee nly keeping my eyes on the schoolie situation in down town Kuta and atthe point of writing this ramble I'm pleased to say that for the most part of the period the schoolies have beenvery well behaved and not caused too much trouble around town. I spent last Friday afternoon at the pressurehour in Crusoe's, which offers free beer for an hour provided nobody leaves the bar or uses the toilet (addingto the pressure) and there was a large crew of schoolies in there for the hour and I have to say they acted likehumans should act when in a foreign country respectfully enjoying themselves. It re ally is terrible to see as inthe last few years so many youngies treating the place badly and generally giving Australians a bad name. Ihope the season finishes with minimum drama and that everyone gets to see Christmas with their families.I see on a separate and final note again that the Balinese are really trying to make a festive feel in and aroundtown and can safely say I haven't seen so many Christmas trees put up in my many years living in Bali. It's areal credit to the locals for doing this and onlyhope the most of the visitors to the island offer asmuch respect to the locals as they offer to us.

Ok folks that's my lot for the week, as I think it'stime to taste test a few little cold green ones. Ihope the most of you stay safe, happy, healthyand always remember, to be a good liar, youmust have an even better memory.

Enjoy your week.ALIASJ.

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Gday again folks and welcome to the latest. This week has been a busyone with probably the biggest event of the year being the grand openingof the Kuta Town Houses stage three apartments. What a great outcomethe lads have achieved with their development being almost completeprior to Christmas. If I was a betting man I probably win a few quid bygambling that the project wouldn't be complete by then, but, time willtell I guess. I remember standing in a footing hole about 18 months ago

which was 30 feet deep and thinking to myself there is no way this willbe complete in that time frame and here we are such a short time later celebrating the opening. It was a greatnight enjoyed by over 400 people. There was unlimited food, booze and entertainment till the wee hours a ndI think everyone that attended needs to tip their hat to the management team for putting on such a great event.My best wishes go out the Kuta Townhouses for the fantastic achievement and the continuing support to ourweekly publication.

Along with the stage three opening, sees the new restaurant opening in the same complex being the BrazilianAussie BBQ. Now the first time I heard about this I had certain images in my head which I'm sure the most ofyou agree send the imagination running wild, however, after attending the event and trialling out the foodthat is cooked on a specialist rotisserie by a master Brazilian chef, I am convinced the place will be a success.The powers that be have set the dinner price at $10.00 Aussie dollars and for this you can eat as much as youlike. I'm not talking about a little serve, I'm telling you this will blow most other similar deals away. Theyhave PRIME QUALITY Lamb, Chicken, Beef, Pork, Sausages, Chorizo, etc etc along with aFULLsalad bar thrown in for the price. As much as you can eat without any complaints. A great place to take the

family for a decent feed while on holidays. Check out their artwork on page 28. Thanks again KTH

On a different note, I have been keenly keeping my eyes on the schoolie situation in down town Kuta and atthe point of writing this ramble I'm pleased to say that for the most part of the period the schoolies have beenvery well behaved and not caused too much trouble around town. I spent last Friday afternoon at the pressurehour in Crusoe's, which offers free beer for an hour provided nobody leaves the bar or uses the toilet (addingto the pressure) and there was a large crew of schoolies in there for the hour and I have to say they acted likehumans should act when in a foreign country respectfully enjoying themselves. It really is terrible to see as inthe last few years so many youngies treating the place badly and generally giving Australians a bad name. Ihope the season finishes with minimum drama and that everyone gets to see Christmas with their families.I see on a separate and final note again that the Balinese are really trying to make a festive feel in and aroundtown and can safely say I haven't seen so many Christmas trees put up in my many years living in Bali. It's areal credit to the locals for doing this and onlyhope the most of the visitors to the island offer asmuch respect to the locals as they offer to us.

Ok folks that's my lot for the wee k, as I think it'stime to taste test a few little cold green ones. Ihope the most of you stay safe, happy, healthyand always remember, to be a good liar, youmust have an even better memory.

Enjoy your week.ALIASJ.

BALI THE RIGHT WAY

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No matter where you are in Seminyak, you are only minutes fromthe beaches! The area not only offers all the buzz and excitement

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CANGGUUntil recently, perceived as something of a hippy hideaway, the

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The area not only offers all the first class amenities you wouldexpect like an international school, world class championship golf courseand an extremely well healed member only country club but also boastbars, restaurants and beaches that we have come to adore here on Theisland of the Gods with very large plots, superbly designed villas veryclose, if not on the beach, at far more reasonable prices, The Cangguarea is fast becoming the epitome of a lifestyle purchasers dream.

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entertainment room on the second floor, car parkarea for 1 car and house maid room. The villa

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RV-1374JOGLO VILLA IN BUKIT

This beautiful Joglo villa with spectacular viewsover Jimbaran Bay comprises of a breezy open

air lounge and living area with spaciousbedrooms, open air en suits in 4 separate

pavilions around swimming pool set on 22 are offreehold land in Bukit. There are only a few

traditional Javanese Joglo villas in Bali whichoffer such stunning surroundings. Cleverly

carved using groove techniques completed withantique traditional furnishings and artifact art

makes this villa unique and special for admirer ofthis form of art. 8 are of freehold land next to the

villa is included in the offered price!Price: USD 2,625,000

Location: Bukit

RV-1296FAMILY HOUSE

This fully furnished and fully equipped 2bedroom house is set on 1.35 are of freeholdland and located in a quiet neighborhood inUngasan area just a short drive to JimbaranBay. Surrounded with everything you might

need for happy living, such as schools,hospitals, supermarkets, best surf spots and the

most beautiful beaches are close by andmaking this house great value. Don't miss it,

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Price: Rp. 850,000,000Location: Bukit

RV-1297FREEHOLD IN BUKIT

This freehold 2 storey 2 bedroom house with studyroom upstairs set on 1.2 are land and located in

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Price: Rp. 900,000,000Location: Bukit

RV-1361UNIQUE TROPICAL RELAXATION

This unique 2 storey villa, located in Canggu is

set on 13 are of leasehold land and consists of 3separate buildings. The main house has 1 largeensuite bedroom on the second floor, with kitchenplus dining and living area on the first floor andcomplete with guest toilet. In other part of the

land there are 2 another smaller villas withbedroom and semi outdoor bathroom in each,giving you three bedrooms in total. The mainvilla has small bridge that connects to a large

garden and superb great pool with tropicalcoconut trees, the garden area is perfect for

gathering and relaxation!. Comes fully furnished,this villa is great for rental or holiday home!

Price: USD 400,000Location: Canggu

Locat ion: Bukit

RV-1357EXPERIENCE MODERN LIFESTYLE

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This newly built 2 storey villa, set on 8 areleasehold land is located in Canggu. This villaoffers beautiful views of the ricefields overlooking

the great pool and is located just minutes awayfrom Echo beach. The villa has a combination of

modern and natural design, and comes with 3bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The living room

connects with modern western kitchen and opendining area. The villa master bedroom is locatedon the first floor and the other 2 bedrooms, eachwith amazing views are on the second flo or. Thisproperty has a large parking area and comes semi

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Price: USD 300,000Location: Canggu

RV-1359ECO FRIENDLY AND BREEZY IN SANURThis a beautiful family home in one of Sanur's

most popular streets, only 5 minutes to Sindhubeach and the shopping and restaurant area incentral Sanur, with Bali International School closeby. This new 2 storey leasehold villa is set on 5 areof land, built with an Eco friendly design, o ffering

lots of natural light, beautiful garden and hugeverandah. Consisting of 4 bedrooms and 3

bathrooms, each bedroom has unique windowdesign and veranda space. This villa perfect for

family home or holiday group, offering very quietand peaceful surroundings. .Comes fully furnished

with kitchen , study room/office, laundry area,garden and great 10x4 meter salt water pool

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The Peak of InvestmentInvestors Seek Projects atBali's Mount Batur GeoparkPark

Bali Daily (The JakartaPost) reports that following thedesignation of the Mount Baturarea at Kintamani as UNESCO

Geopark a number ofi n v e s t o r s h a v eexpressed interest inproject linked to thesite.

The regent ofBangli the regency thatincludes Kintamani,M a d e G i n a y a rrevealed to the presst h r e e c a n d i d a t einvestors in the BaturGeopark location.

Said Gianyar: The threeinvestors have proposed threedifferent types of investments. Weare now considering which will be

suitable for the area.One investor is interested inconstructing a golf course on the

slopes of Mount Batur, asecond investor is seeking tocommercially farm camelinaflowers for use in the production ofbiofuels, and the third want togrow bamboo for use in creatingbamboo products.

Before issuing the permits,I have to discuss these proposalswith the legislative council,Gianyar said. The regent told the

press that he most favoredinvestors interested in agricultureor bamboo. Adding: Investment

in the agricultural sector isin line with the local community'sfarming enterprises. I am hopingthat this investor could help boostthe loca l fa rmers ' l iv ingconditions. Meanwhile, thebamboo industry is expected to

open new employmentopportunities for thelocals, while at the sametime, it will also improvethe area's environmentalcondition.

Bali nat ive andI n d o n e s ia n ca b in e tmember Jero Wacik hascome out publicly insupport of a golf courseproject for Mt. Batur.Wacik, who comes fromKintamani and the Lake

Batur area, is also chairman of theIndonesian Golf Association(PGI).

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Bali Exports DownGlobal Economic CrisisSpells a Prolonged BusinessDrought for Bali Exporters

The global economic crisisis beginning to be felt by exportersin Bali.

Hundreds of members ofAssociation of Exporters andHandicraft Producers (Asephi-Bali) are reporting decliningbusiness activity. Experts predict

that the current downturn inexports will continue for severalyears before eventually staging acomeback.

Almost all our members,totaling 350, say theirbusiness is down.The reduct ion inexports started in2009. The averagerate of decline inexports has averaged

8-9% each year, explainedthe chairman of Asephi-Bali, KetutDharma Siadja and quoted inBisnis.com.

Siadja said the economiccrisis in Europe and America andin a number of other markets arecausing the drop in exports.Adding, Stagnation and a drop inexport values will continue for along time, because the economiccrisis continues."

Speaking at a seminar onnew export rules affecting nativewood products, Siadja warnedthat even though exports are

down changes in trade andexport rules must be obeyed toensure Bali exports are receivedat their port of destination.

New certification rules onprocessed wood products takeeffect from January 2013 at whichtime all wood products must beable to present certificatesassuring the wood used in theproduct comes from renewablewood sources.



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Much has been written about thisdusty, arid and rugged area, whichforms the southern most tip of theisland.

Limestone cliffs of up to 100 meters inheight provide some of the best views in the

world, along with some deserted white sandybeaches.Everyone wants a piece of this are,

from international hotel chains such asBvlgari, Versace and Banyan Tree, toestablished residential villa developerslooking for that perfect plot. The area offerssecluded beaches, and exclusivity to namebut a few reasons why this is fast becomingthe place to be.

Prices have more than tripled in thearea over last 2 years alone with still plenty ofpotential to be realized, so now is a plan. Onlya short 15 minutes drive fromthe international airport, The Bukit is fastbeing referred to as the new MillionairesRow.

THE BUKIT JIMBARANJimbaran is just south of the airport and Kuta. This

was formerly a real backwater of south Bali, just a tinyfishing village with a daily market. That all started tochange in the 1980s and Jimbaran is now home toseveral world class 5 star beach resorts, plus a few moremoderate mid-market hotels.

There is however little in the way of budgetaccommodation and there are also many high-end villas

in this area, particularly on the ridges of high groundabove Jimbaran Bay. This has resulted in monikers suchas the "Beverly Hills of Bali" or "Millionaire's Row".

The bay itself has a pleasant white sand beachand is very safe for swimming. The three clusters ofgrilled seafood restaurants on the beach are a majortourist draw in the evenings, as is the truly stunningsunset.

Jimbaran is also home to a Norwegian University,Gateway College, with around 500 students studyingathletics, philosphy, culture, economics and journalism.The school is located in Kedonganan close to SariSegara Resort and in Jl, Bantas Kau where it also has asmall cafe.

Jimbaran has an increasing number of rather chicshops but there is little or no nightlife here. It has theadvantage of being a little closer to Kuta and Seminyakand the cultural highlights of Central Bali.


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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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RV-1348UNIQUE INTERIOR

This house with unique interior design is locatedin quite Taman Griya neighborhood b etween

Nusa Dua and Jimbaran with a short drive to thebeach. It comes semi furnished has 3 generouslysized bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living and diningareas, fully equipped kitchen and garage. Comfyfreehold house for happy family is offered at a

very attractive price, early viewing isrecommended.

Price: Rp. 1,500,000,000Location: Jimbaran

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Bali Governor says Buleleng airport must happenThe point is that it shouldhappen, but whether in theeast or west depends on thetechnical requirements ofthe aircraft, he said during ameeting with Bulelengregency representatives in

Denpasar on Sunday.According to him, Bali requires

an alternative airport outside NgurahRai because it will be overwhelmed ifthe number of foreign tourists to Balireaches more than five million.

The expansion of the currentairport is the terminal only and therecan be no expansion of the runway,he said.

He said that with foreigntourists arrivals around 2.8 to 3million a year plus the domestictourist visits about 7 million, theairport is already congested. It will beoverwhelmed if later the number offoreign and domestic travellersgrows to 15 million a yea r.

Pastika hopes that variousgroups do not fuss too much andreact quickly to the presence ofinvestors.

Bali's former police chief saysit's time to speak directly with theSOE Minister Dahlan Iskan on the

construction of the Bulelengairport, including funding that couldbe financed by a consortium of stateand local governments.

I myself do not actually agreethat we have to use foreign investors.But if you want it fast, you have to useinvestors, he said.

He hoped in the future theparties who are not competent in thefield of aviation do not comment toomuch because he feared that it wouldmake investors become worried.

He said Indian investors hadalready shown interest in financingthe construction of the airport inBuleleng, yet reversed that afterseeing many negative commentsf rom par ts of the Bal inesecommunity.

Data from PT Angkasa Pura Isaid that until November 2012 thisyear the number of passengersreached 12,771,874 comprising6,594,830 domestic passengers and6,177,044 international passengersat Ngurah Rai Airport.

The central government hasbeen conducting a feasibility studyon the potential 10 sites for a newairport in Bali. The ten locationsspread between Tabanan regency,Jembrana and Buleleng regency,

said Head of BulelengCommunications in Singaraja,Sukerta Arya.

H o w e v e r , t h e c e n t r a lgovernment concluded Bulelengregency the most worthy, and theairport should be located precisely inGerokgak.

In addition, the governmentwill also develop Gerokgak asconservation area, Sangsit as aresidential area, and an additionalcamp as an extension of the coastalattractions.

Meanwhile, the DirectorGeneral of Land TransportationMinistry Herry Bhakti S Gumay saidin Nusa Dua some time ago that theresults of a feasibility study onGerokgak are correct.

But there is a process thatmust be carried out before the start ofconstruction, he said on thesidelines of the ASEAN Transportministers meeting.

He also asked the regency ofBuleleng to provide land measuring

160 hectares. Is there flat landmeasuring 160 acres in Buleleng?he asked.

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20% off the Balinese StillWithout Electrical Power

The general manager of theState Electrical Board (PT PLN)f o r B a l i , I B G M a r d a w aP a d a n g r a t h a t o l dSeputarbali.com that as many as20% of the public have no

electrical access in Bali. Most ofthe Balinese without electricalpower live in the regencies ofKarangasem, Bang l i andBuleleng.

Mardawa said the maincause for a lack of electrical powerin Bali was the distance peoplelive from power lines.

While the idea that 20% ofthe Balinese have no electricitymay seem shocking to come, that

f igu re s t i l l comparesfavorably with the rest ofIndonesia wjere 30% of all peoplestill live without electricalconnections.

The PLN boss for Baliexplained: The biggest problemis the distance people live from

the power grid spread acrosshills, mountains and remotejungle. Secondly, many of thepeople living in remote locationsdo not have the funds to pay for aconnection and the monthly costof electrification.

Mardawa confirmed thatPLN Bali has received fundingfrom the national budget in 2012to increase the size of thee le c t r i ca l n e t w o r k . T h e

billion (US$4.7 million) in2012 to construct new networks.Our problem, however, is not justbuilding a larger network but alsothe ability of people to pay forelectrical power. That the problemfor which we still need a solution,said Mardawa.


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Aries March 21 to April 20Many rambunctious Rams will feel rather edgy this week, asJupiter jump-starts your restless gene. Plan plenty of outdooractivities and do all you can to avoid being bored.Compromise is the catch-cry for the weekend, as the Moonmoves through peace-loving Libra. Have you beenexperiencing relationship problems? Perhaps it's time to take alittle less and give a lot more?

Taurus April 21 to May 21Jupiter boosts your business brain, as you feel more positiveabout your financial future. Joint ventures are also favored, butavoid going overboard on expensive purchases [especiallyonline]. Attached Bulls resist the temptation to keep a bigsecret from your spouse. Singles Saturn encourages you tosearch for a partner who is mature, responsible and wise.

Gemini May 22 to June 21Mars and Pluto are activating your lust and loot zone, so getready for a fiery week. You can expect a hot and heavy romanticencounter; or a heated argument over joint finances. Twins areterrific at talking but not so good at putting words into action.Pay attention to the wise words of Walt Disney [born onDecember 5] The way to get started is to quit talking and begindoing.Cancer June 22 to July 23When it comes to new work projects aim to be adventurous, asUranus encourages you to think outside the square. Weekendproblems won't be resolved by curling up in your shell and beingdefensive. You need to face communication hiccups head on.The Libran Moon favors connecting with family members asyou converse, communicate, consult and cooperate.

Leo July 24 to August 23Capricious Cats you won't appreciate others telling you what

to do this week! Jupiter activates your adventurous side, soyou're in the mood to explore, experiment and enthuse. Thefocus is also on friendships, as you reassess your current peergroup. Be inspired by birthday great Jim Morrison A truefriend is someone who gives you total freedom to be yourself.

Libra September 24 to October 23The Sun encourages you to have the confidence to promoteyour talents within your neighborhood. Your motto for themoment is 'think global, act local' as you work hard to supportworthy causes in your local community. The weekend is allabout cozy companionship but don't let a loved onemanipulate you. Show them that laidback Librans can biteback!

Scorpio October 24 to November 22With va-voom Venus vamping through your sign [untilDecember 16] you're at your seductive Scorpio best. So it's theideal time to call in an old favor or go looking for love.Thursday is super for all forms of communication and socialnetworking, as you have the power to influence others inpositive ways. But resist the urge to be a control-freak onSaturday.Sagittarius November 23 to December 21With the Sun and Jupiter both stimulating your sign, yourSagittarian playfulness and sense of humor are highlighted thisweek. So you're keen to amuse others, as you play the role of theribald raconteur. But remember there's a fine line betweenbeing funny and just being plain offensive! When it comes torelationships, resist the urge to be bossy and over-bearing.

Capricorn December 22 to January 20This week, aim to get the balance right between your p owerfulprofessional persona, and your more private side. Some qu iettime for rest and relaxation is just as important as networkingand burning the midnight oil. On the weekend, don't let yourCapricorn curiosity [and obsessions] cloud your judgment.Step back and strive to see things from a wider perspective.

Aquarius January 21 to February 19Communication and conversation are the buzz words this weekas you share opinions, soak up overseas influences, learn a newskill or pass on valuable information to someone else. Makesure you give your brain cells a thorough workout. When itcomes to your social life, don't take you r close friendships forgranted. Make sure you put aside time to help a friend in need.

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Virgo August 24 to September 23Thursday and Friday are your best days this week. With theMoon in Virgo you'll feel right at home, plus positive planetaryaspects bring out your smart, studious and sociable side. So it'sthe perfect time to pick up new information from a wide varietyof people and places. On the weekend the focus is on money, asyou research new ways to make your finances go further.

Pisces February 20 to March 20The Sun's shining in your career zone [until December 22] soit's time to display your versatile Piscean talents for all to see.Plus make your dreams as big and beautiful as possible. Beinspired by Walt Disney [born on December 5] All yourdreams can come true, if you have the courage to pursue them.The home/job juggle is a challenging one, but you can do it.

More than 100 graves robbed in Benin for voodoorituals

Tomb raiders have dug upmore than 100 graves at acemetery in Benin since

S a t u r d a y f o r w h a tauthorities suspect is ablack-market trade in humanorgans and skul ls forvoodoo ritual fetishes.

The incident is the mostserious case of grave robbing inthe West African state, the worldcapital of voodoo where most ofthe country's 9 million residentspractice a benign form of the

official religion.Authorities in Dangbo, a

village 10 km (6 miles) from the

capital Porto Novo, began aninvestigation after a masonworking at the cemetery said hespotted several masked mendigging up the graves, from whichorgans and skulls were removed.

"The desecration of gravesis about money in this region," saidJoseph Afaton, director of thecemetery. "It is for sacrifices, or forbewitching."

Body parts of humans and

rare animals are prized bysome people in central Africa fortheir supposed supernatural

powers, and are used in occultceremonies. Traffickers oftenobtain human remains from graverobbers, but a recent spate ofkillings has also been linked to thegruesome trade.

Authorities in Cameroon inSeptember arrested five peoplesuspected of trafficking humanbody parts after they werediscovered at a checkpointcarrying a severed human head.


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Folau switches to union in Waratahs coloursFormer NRL centre and AFLutil ity Israel Folau hasannounced he has signed aone-year deal with SuperRugby franchise New SouthWales Waratahs.

After pulling the pin on his

four-year, big-money deal with AFLexpansion club Greater WesternSydney on November 1after just two seasons, theformer Melbourne Stormand Brisbane Broncosstar was hotly tipped to

join the Parramatta Eelsin a return to the NRL.

But after refusingParramatta's formal offer,Folau has competed afootball code trifecta inswitching to rugby union,where he will play for theWaratahs in the 2013Super Rugby season.

"Obviously today'sa very exciting time for meto announce I've signedfor the New South WalesWaratahs," Folau said atWaratahs headquarters.

"I'm very excited ofthe opportunity to playrugby next season. It'sbeen a pretty tough weekfor me over what's beenreported.

"It's going to be abig transition. Obviouslyplaying rugby at as c h o o l b o y l e v e lcompared to Super Rugby

compet i t ion is a mass ivechallenge."The last two years [playing

AFL] have been a challenge forme, and this is another challengeas well. I'm just excited to take uprugby."

The code switch presents anopportunity for Folau to become adual- internat ional with theWallabies; an opportunity he sayshe would relish.

"Obviously I [want to play forthe Wallabies]. Everyone wants torepresent their country," he said.

"First of all I've just got toworry about playing good footy withthe Waratahs and that will comeafterwards."Character questioned

Folau's speed and agility willgo a long way to helping new NSW

coach Michael Cheika return arunning brand of rugby to the 'Tahs,with the competition for places atthe back now even more fierce.

Labelled a mercenary insome quarters after walking awayfrom the Parramatta talks, Folautook to Twitter late on Sunday.

Folau to ld the mediagathering that remarks made in thepress over his character wasupsetting to him and his family.

"I didn't promise anything [toParramatta] ... from the time I left

the Giants, all my optionswere open with rugby league andrugby union. There were nopromises at all," he said.

"I met with Parramatta onFriday. For me there was nothingto hide. I met them face-to-faceand told them what my decision

was and how I was feeling, andthat's how I operate.

"If I was entirelyin it for the money, Iwould have stayed inthe AFL for theremaining two yearsof my contract.

"I walked awayfrom that deal andthere was nothingthat was secured tome in the future thatwas ready. For me itwasn't about that."

When asked onwhether he would

play on past the 2013season, Folau wasnon-committal.

"I'm just excitedthat I've signed withthe Waratahs andnext season is all I'mworried about," hesaid.

"I'll try my best,playing the best I can.Obviously if I reallyenjoy it, I might playon, otherwise I'llexplore my options."

cheika audioWaratahs coach Cheika

said Folau was a man ofimpecable character and washappy to welcome him into thefold.

"The dealings I've had withIsrael, from day one ... he's beenhonest, direct and I've reallybeen happy with the way it'sbeen set up," he said.

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Pura BesakihPura Besakih is in the place of about 3,000feet on the mountainside in Mt. GunungAgung. The Besakih's name is come fromthe word of "Basuki", it is the old languagefrom Sanskrit "Wasuki". "Basuki" meaningis congratulation in Sanskrit.

There is a sage gate that is called "CandiBentar", it is built with basalt like thrusting theheaven. Balinese praises the magnificence, theyare worshiping it, saying that "Mother's temple".Head temple of Balinese Hinduism. Pura Besakih isone in six representative temples in Bali.

The history of Pura Besakih is old, it is saidthat it was a place of the training of the priest in the 8century. Afterwards, the position was established asa temple for royal family's funeral at Gelgel dynastyin the 16th century. Three temples where threerepresentative gods (Shiva, Brahma, and Vishnu) ofHinduism are enshrined are centers, and a lot ofshrines are built in the circumference. Pura Besakihhas brought a temple big and small about 30,000 inBali various places together. Pura Besakih isaggregate of about 30 temples.

There is "Mel" piled to 11 layers in the temple."Mel" is a tower. The height of "Mel" shows thestatus. There are a lot of beautiful sculptures andstatues, it is grand atmosphere.

"Pura Penataran Agung" comes into viewwhen walking in the approach to a temple. PuraPenataran Agung to which Shiva is enshrined is acenter of Pura Besakih.

There is Pura KidulingKreteg to which Brahma isenshrined in the southwest,and is Pura Batu Madeg towhich Vishnu is enshrined inthe northwest, and PuraPenataran Agung is at thecenter. The tourist must notenter in the temple.

In Pura Besakih thathead temple of BalineseHinduism, a lot of festivalsare held in one year. Even if Icount only Odalan in PuraBesakih by the Wukucalendar, it is done 55 timesa year. Wuku calendarmeaning is week, and one ofsystem done in Bali. 210days (30 weeks) areassumed to be one year in

the Wuku calendar. Odalan is the anniversaryof the establishment festival of each temple.Moreover, it crowds so that it is not possible to moveby the worshipper from various place, when it is agrand festival once in every 10 years and 100 years.Therefore, the possibility that the tourist meets a

wonderful festival is very high.It rains easily in the afternoon, and the fogoccurs easily, too. Going in the morningrecommends it. Going early morning to see sunriserecommends it. Gunung Agung becomes thin purpleby the sunrise. This scenery is very fantasticatmosphere. And the stripe of light looks as if god'sroad, and it becomes impossible to be impressed bythe mysterious scenery, and to say anything. Theperson who is the pagan might be able also to seegod's appearance at this time.

Hazards:The peddler is considerably persistent. Work

hard and keep refusing.The local guide of high priced is considerably

persistent. They say, "The holy guide who servesGod" and approach. However, only the contracted

guide can enter the temple in Pura Besakih.Recently, sightseeing in Pura Besakih is avoided,because there are a lot of troubles of the expensiveguide.

It is easy to shake rain because it is the foot ingunung Agung. Bringing the umbrella and theraincoat recommends it.

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"The important thing is, first of all, that Israel getsinto this team, meets his team-mates so that he'sfeeling good about himself, feeling good about thepeople he's playing footy wi th every day."

In a statement, Waratahs Rugby CEO JasonAllen said Folau's signing marked a new, excitingchapter in the franchise's history.

"Winning Israel over to rugby union is a majorboost for the Waratahs and an exciting prospect forSuper Rugby fans across Australia," he said.

"As a player, Israel clearly has an exceptionaltalent but what was equally important to us was theenormous level of respect he commands from thosewho know him and have worked with him.

Cap questionedThe Waratahs' Super Rugby rivals the Melbourne

Rebels yesterday questioned how Folau could fit underthe NSW side's salary cap.

The ARU has introduced $4.5 million salary capfor each of Australia's five Super Rugby clubs for thefirst time and takes effect from the start of next year.

The Rebels and the Waratahs are the only two

Australian franchises to have a spot to fill on their 30-man rosters for next season, but the Melbourne sidehas shut the door on any prospect of signing the centre.

"I can't see how any Super Rugby clubs, includingthe Rebels, could afford him with the late timing and thesalary caps that have been enforced," Rebels coachDamien Hill said on Monday.

Folau last week cited an absence of passion forAFL football after walking away from his deal with theGWS Giants, and last season's NRL wooden spoonerParramatta - under the guidance of former NSW Stateof Origin coach Ricky Stuart - was hot favourite to lurethe 23-year-old back to rugby league.

News Limited reports had indicated the Eels hadmade a request to the NRL to deliberately break thesalary cap in order to squeeze Folau onto their books

for the next two seasons.The NRL said on Friday that it had been workingwith the club to ensure Folau could fit under the Eels'salary cap for 2013 and "both believed that significantprogress could be made".

But the league confirmed Folau had not accepteda formal, unconditional offer from Parramatta and theathletic back, who earned seven caps for Australia,would not play rugby league next season.

Folau's NRL career began in Melbourne in 2007,where he played 59 matches for the Storm beforemoving to Brisbane in 2009, scoring 36 tries in 37

appearances with the Broncos.He made five State of Origin starts for

Queensland and played in the inauguralNRL All Stars game in 2010.

Folau made his AFL debut for GreaterWestern Sydney in round one of 2012 andkicked his first of two career goals in roundfour against Adelaide.

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Smith hails series win as 'proudest achievement'S outh Afr i can capta inGraeme Smith Monday hashailed the Proteas' secondsuccessive series win inAustralia as the finestmoment of his decoratedcareer.

The Proteas, forced to batout for draws in the firsttwo Tests, dominatedthe Australians in thethird and final Test atthe WACA to post a309-run win and retaintheir top ranking in Testcricket.

The Perth winmade South Africa thefirst team in twodecades to defeatAustralia in Australiaon consecutive tours,with the West Indiesthe previous team to

manage it in 1992-93. England isthe only other country to have doneso.

"It's hard to describe howsatisfying this feels, to have done ittwice is difficult to put into words,"said Smith, a veteran of 105 Tests,97 of them as captain.

"One win here seemed avery long way off when we lost 2-0back in 2005, but now we have

won twice."It's incredible - every single

one of the players can feelextremely proud of themselves.

"This is the proudestachievement of my career."

The series win also gaveSouth Africa a six-point lead at the

top of the ICC Test rankings, thebiggest margin in more than fouryears.

South Africa has done it byremaining unbeaten in 10 Teststhis year, all on foreign soil.

The Proteas have not beenbeaten away since a 2-0 loss inSri Lanka in 2006 and Smith saidthe lead had been well-earned.

"It is nice to go home with a

six-point gap and go and playin front of our own fans on our homegrounds," he said.

"It has been a long haul awayfrom home, with some toughchallenges, and to come throughthem has been really special."

Smith praised the fightingspirit of his side inregrouping after beingoutplayed in the first twoTests of the series.

L i k e r e t i r i n gAustralian batsman RickyPonting, Smith pointed tothe second day of the Testas the defining point in theseries.

The Proteas startedthe day under pressureafter being bowled out for225, but restricted thehome team to 163, beforepiling on 206 runs in theday's final session on the

back of attacking batting by Smithand Hashim Amla.

"Day two for me has got to godown as one of the highlights ofSouth African cricket," he said.

The way we bowled and theway we batted in that eveningsession to take the game awayfrom Australia."

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Crows stand behind banned bossesThe Adelaide Football Club board hasunanimously voted to support Steven Triggand Phil Harper's return to the Crows at theend of their suspensions.

As well as handing out hefty fines, the AFLCommission yesterday banned the chief executiveand football manager from any involvement with the

competition over the Kurt Tippett salary capscandal.Along with a $50,000 fine, Trigg is banned

from the AFL from January 1 and will be replaced in

the interim by chairman Rob Chapman.Trigg's total suspension was a year, but half will

be suspended for five years.While Chapman took questions when he

fronted the media after Friday's marathoncommission hearing, Trigg would only read from aprepared statement and cited legal sensitivities fordoing so.

"As chief executive then and now, I've acceptedfull responsibility for what the AFL considers to be asignificant transgression of those rules and for that,I'm very sorry," Trigg said.

He later added on his suspension: "it'sunprecedented and it's impossible to sit here withoutfeeling it's extraordinarily tough.

"Obviously, an example has been set."Chapman then spoke and clearly his top

priority was to say sorry."The first and most important thing that I want to

say tonight is to sincerely apologise to everyoneassociated with Adelaide," he said.

"I'm talking staff, coaches, players andmembers, supporters and importantly our sponsors.

"I am sorry on behalf of everyone involved."Trigg and football operations manager Phil

Harper, who is banned for two months, haveChapman's personal support.

But it will be up to the board to decided whetherthe Crows retain the two key officials.

Trigg has been Adelaide's chief executive formore than a decade and he also receivedendorsements from AFL chairman Mike Fitzpatrickand chief executive Andrew Demetriou after theTippett hearing.

"This looked not like a systematic breach, fromour point of view," Fitzpatrick said.

"Clearly, Steven would like to have his timeagain.

"It's fundamentally the one transaction ... inother ways, Steven Trigg has been an exemplarychief executive."

Demetriou said he would gladly work again withTrigg, Harper and former Crows football operationsmanager John Reid, who also received a six-monthban.

"He knows he made a mistake, in many waysit's an act of stupidity, because it's not in keeping withhis performance and his character," Demetriou saidof Trigg.

"This is a very hefty sanction."He will learn from this and will be welcomed

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Dear Martha,

Congratulations on being sodirect & correct in yourresponse to Marvin in lastweek's column. The patheticindividual unfortunately isone of many in Bali who uses too many Bintangsas an excuse to mess up, lie or cheat. Some ofthese idiots lie for no apparent reason aboutunimportant stuff as well as causing problems forothers. It almost has become a way of life for oneguy I know. He needs to leave the Island & goback to the western country that he came from &have a reality check. So as well as what wealready know, we must also be aware of otherexpats who are likely to lie & cheat you. What

motivates these idiots?Tiffany

Dear Tiffany,

Sadly dear, it is a fact that when a lot of westernerscome to live in Bali they exchange their brains fora VOA, which somehow gets extended for monthson end. You can be anything you want to be from acook to a rocket scientist depending on thequantity of bintang consumed. They choose tohide in Bali from reality & given enough bintangsthey convince themselves they are infallible & gettotally lost in a delusional mind set.

Martha

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Stosur wins Newcombe MedalUltra-consistent SamanthaS tosur cont inued herd o m i n a t i o n o f t h eN e w c o m b e M e d a l o nMonday night, being namedA u s t r a l i a ' s m o s toutstanding

tennis playerfor a th i rdstraight year.

Al thoughStosur did notclaim any singlestitles in 2012, shereached the finalat Doha andMoscow and wasa semi-finalist inf o u r o t h e revents, includingt h e F r e n c hOpen.

T h e 2 8 -y e a r - o l dQueenslanderalso made a solid defence of herUS Open title, advancing to thelast eight at Flushing Meadowsbefore bowing out to worldnumber one Victoria Azarenka.

Stosur - whose year-endranking dropped three places tonumber nine - became the firstAustralian woman since WendyTurnbull to finish in the world top

1 0 t h r e e y e a r s i nsuccession.

"Receiving the NewcombeMedal for a third year in a row is anamazing honour," Stosur said.

"The Newcombe Medal is agreat occasion for the Australian

tennis community to cometogether and celebrate our sport,recognise people's achievementsand contributions to Australiantennis."

The other finalists wereFrench Open mixed doubleschampion Casey Dellacqua,former world number one LleytonHewitt and Marinko Matosevic.

Josh Eagle was honoureda s Au s t r a l i a ' s b e s t h ig hperformance coach at the functionat Crown Palladium in Melbourne.

Eagle coaches Matosevic,who made giant strides in 2012 toend the year as Australia's highest

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Luke Saville,t h e 2 0 1 1Wimbledon and2012 AustralianO p e n j u n i o rchamp ion , andAshleigh Barty, whowon last year's

junior Wimbledoncrown, were named

junior athletes ofthe year.

It was thethird straight yearBarty had won theaward.

She improvedher ranking by more than 600places in 2012, claiming four ITFtitles along the way.

Ian Barclay - who coachedPat Cash to his 1987 Wimbledontriumph - was honoured with thePresident's spirit of tennis award.

Barclay's coaching careerstretched over five decades.

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Firstly it is a pretty controversial song, so already youhave something to talk about. At the start of the song,

when she sings "Let's pretend, we're just two peopleand you're no better than me" and at the end when shesings "Dear Mr. president you'd never take a walk withme" she is talking about how the president believes hisstatus makes him a better person and more importantthan other people.

"I'd like to ask you some questions if you can speakhonestly" is about how he has a tendency to lie."what do you feel when you see all the homeless on thestreet" and "what do you see when you look in themirror, are you proud" is about how he has let peopledown, and is responsible in some cases forhomelessness, and that he did nothing about it, andwhether he feels guilty when he looks in the mirror.The chorus "How do you sleep when the rest of us cry?How do you dream when a mother has no chance to saygoodbye? How do you walk with your head held high?Can you even look me in the eye and tell me why?" Is

the same, but also talking about how he should feelgrateful he is so lucky and has it better than most. It'salso saying he has let bad things happen to people andhis country, and how can he say he is a goodperson/president because of it and whether he i s manenough to own up to it."Were you a lonely boy? Are you a lonely boy?" is abouthow he is surrounded by people, but does he have anytrue friends?"How can you say no child is left behind, we're not dumband we're not blind. They're all sitting in you cells, whileyou pave the road to hell." Is about how bush said hewould provide equal opportunities for all children, whichwas a lie, instead he makes it harder for certain races,communities etc."what kind of father would take his own daughters rightsaway? What kind of father might hate his own daughterif she were gay?" is about how he is against abortion(taking away women's rights to make their own choicesabout their own bodies) and how is against gay people."I can only imagine what the first lady has to say" Isabout how the first lady must disagree with choices hemakes but has no power over them.

The bridge about "Let me tell you about hard work" Isbasically a shout out to bush, telling him t hat there areso many people out there, working there asses off andnot getting anything in return and he is doing nothingabout it , and he doesn't know the meaning of real work.

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Dear Mr. President"PINK LYRICS

"Dear Mr. President"

Dear Mr. President,Come take a walk with me.

Let's pretend we're just two people andYou're not better than me.

I'd like to ask you some questions if we can speak honestly.

What do you feel when you see all the homeless on the street?Who do you pray for at night before you go to sleep?

What do you feel when you look in the mirror?Are you proud?

How do you sleep while the rest of us cry?How do you dream when a mother has no chance to say goodbye?

How do you walk with your head held high?Can you even look me in the eye

And tell me why?

Dear Mr. President,Were you a lonely boy?Are you a lonely boy?Are you a lonely boy?

How can you sayNo child is left behind?We're not dumb and we're not blind.

They're all sitting in your cellsWhile you pave the road to hell.

What kind of father would take his own daughter's rights away?And what kind of father might hate his own daughter if she were gay?

I can only imagine what the first lady has to sayYou've come a long way from whiskey and cocaine.

How do you sleep while the rest of us cry?How do you dream when a mother has no chance to say goodbye?

How do you walk with your head held high?Can you even look me in the eye?

Let me tell you 'bout hard workMinimum wage with a baby on the way

Let me tell you 'bout hard workRebuilding your house after the bombs took them away

Let me tell you 'bout hard workBuilding a bed out of a cardboard box

Let me tell you 'bout hard workHard workHard work

You don't know nothing 'bout hard workHard workHard work

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How do you sleep at night?How do you walk with your head held high?

Dear Mr. President,You'd never take a walk with me.

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US 'planned to blow up moon'The United States plannedto blow up the moon with anuclear bomb to win ColdWar bragging rights over thet h e n S o v i e t U n i o n ,scientists claim.

A r e p o r t

suggests that at theheight of the 1950sspace race, the USc o n s i d e r e ddetonating an atombomb on the moonas a display ofAmerica's Cold Warmuscle.

The secre tproject, A Study ofLunar ResearchF l i g h t s , a n dnicknamed ProjectA119, was nevercarried out.

The mission's planning

inc luded ca lcu la t ions byastronomer Carl Sagan, then ayoung graduate student, of thebehavior of dust and gasgenerated by the blast.

In 2000 physicist LeonardReiffel said that viewing the

nuclear flash from earth mighthave intimidated the Soviet Unionand boosted US confidence afterthe launch of Sputnik.

Reiffel, now 85, directed theinquiry at the former ArmourResearch Foundation, now part of

the Illinois Institute of Technology.He later served as a deputy directorat NASA.

Sagan, who later becamerenowned for popularizing scienceon television, died in 1996.

The author of one of Sagan'sbiographies suggested that he mayhave committed a security breach in1959 after revealing the classified

project in an academicfellowship application. Reiffelconcurred.

Under the scenario, amissile carrying a small nucleardevice was to be launched froman undisclosed location and

travel 238,000 miles

to the moon, where itwould be detonatedupon impact.

The plannersdecided it would haveto be an atom bombbecause a hydrogenbomb would havebeen too heavy forthe missile,

Military officialsa p p a r e n t l yabandoned the ideab e ca u se o f t h e

danger to people on Earth in casethe mission failed.

T h e s c i e n t i s t s a l s o

registered concerns aboutcontaminating the moon withradioactive material, Reiffel said.

The US Air Force refuses tocomment on the claims.

Denny's new Las Vegas restaurant puts weddings onthe menu

The restaurant is near theLas Vegas strip on historicdowntown Fremont Street.Its modern curves, neon andsteel are meant to fit in withthe city's "over the top" feel,

said Frances Allen, chiefmarketing officer.

"A normal Denny's is notgoing to cut it in Vegas," she said,adding that the restaurant is thefirst of 1,700 Denny's worldwidethat will have a wedding chapeland photo booth. It is one of fewerthan 50 Denny's with a full bar.

The chapel is scheduled tostart hosting nuptials in the first

quarter of 2013, with acelebrity wedding slated forFebruary. Details of the weddingwere not disclosed.

"I kind of hope it's KimKardashian because then you could

have repeat performances,"architect James Wines quipped atthe ribbon cutting.

With this new restaurant,Denny's Corp, based in SouthCarolina, hopes to capitalize onredevelopment that is underway inthe downtown Las Vegas area.

The restaurant's neighborsinclude a zip line that carries visitorsabove street-level traffic and arestaurant that holds a Guinness

burger. The area soonexpects to have what is beingbilled as the world's largest gaynightclub.

Allen said that at 6,400square feet, the Fremont Street

Denny's is among the company's10 largest in the world. She saidthe restaurant, owned by theparent company instead of beingfranchised, is also among themost expensive Denny's to build,but she declined to say how muchit cost.

P.S. The French toast plateis called the "King Stack." As inElvis.

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Sim, who died in 2009 atthe age of 70, shot to fame inSouth Korea when he providedloos for soccer fans when thecountry hosted the 2002 WorldCup.

The organizat ion hefounded has as its mission

spreading the benefits ofhygienic toilets around the world,

joining the like-minded WorldToilet Organization based inSingapore.

Before Mr.Toilet's housewas donated to Suwon city,visitors could book it for anovernight stay, but at the cost of$50,000 a night the charge toraise money for a toilet buildingcharity. There were no takers.

Other exhibits at the parkinclude Korean traditional squattoilets, European bedpans, andMarcel Duchamp's sculpture"Fountain," a porcelain urinal.

Suwon has since dubbeditself the mecca of toilet cultureand has pushed to get toiletsrecognized as a central part of

Rodin's Thinker is ponderingeven harder than usual as he sitsastride a toilet at what has beendubbed the world's first themepark dedicated to the humblerestroom a monument to oneSouth Korean man's vision.

The park, located about an

hour outside of Seoul in the city ofSuwon otherwise known as thehome of Samsung Electronicscentres around a toilet shapedmuseum building that was once thehome of Sim Jae-duck, founder andfirst president of the World ToiletAssociation.

Legend has it that Sim, aformer Suwon mayor who made hisfortune with a metal productsbusiness and was dubbed "MrT o i l e t , " w a s b o r n i n h i simpoverished grandmother'southouse.

"He is a man whose lifeliterally began in a toilet and ended

at a commode shaped house," saidLee Yeun-sook, manager ofplanning at the "Mr Toilet Sim Jae-duck Foundation".

World's first toilet park flush with success in Koreaeveryday life. It has funded

toilet building programs indeveloping countries such as thePhilippines.

At home, toilet conditionshave rapidly improved as SouthKorean living standards shot frompoverty to riches in a generation.

"For our generation, a toiletwas a very dirty and smelly placewhere you never wanted to go,"said Kim Gye-soon, a 52-year oldtourist at the theme park. "Butnow it is totally different."

Suwon will continue the lifework of one of its most famoussons by constructing a toiletculture centre in 2014 near thecurrent park, which has attractedabout 40,000 visitors since itopened in July.

Like many of the best thingsin life, the toilet museum is free.

"Going to the restroom is asvital as eating. In a sense, nations

and governments should work tomake sure everyone has an equalaccess to toilets and feelshappiness in there," said Lee.


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William was driven from thehospital without speaking to thehuge media pack after 8.30pmLondon time (0730 AEDT).

The announcement of thepregnancy was made by StJames's Palace after Catherine'shospitalisation.

"Their Royal HighnessesThe Duke and Duchess ofCambridge are very pleased toannounce that The Duchess ofCambridge is expecting a baby,"said the brief statement.

The notice also conveysthe delight of the Queen, PrinceCharles and wife Camilla andPrince Harry, a long withC a t h e r i n e ' s f a m i l y , t h eMiddletons.

Since second-in-line to thethrone William married Catherinein April 2011 there has beenendless global speculation aboutwhen the couple would have their

first child.

Prince William and his wifeCatherine are expecting theirfirst baby, but the Duchess ofC a m b r i d g e h a s b e e nhospi tal ised wi th acutemorning sickness.

The Duchess of Cambridge'shospitalisation on Monday forcedthe early announcement that thecouple are expecting their first baby,who will become third in line to thethrone.

Royal aides say the Duchessis in the "very early stages" ofpregnancy, believed to be well shortof 12 weeks, and is likely to remainin hospital for several days to restand receive supplementaryhydration and nutrients.

P r i n ce W i l l i a m d r o veCatherine, 30, to the King EdwardVII Hospital on Monday morningafter she spent the weekend feelingill at her parents' home outsideLondon.

William, Kate expecting first babyWell-wishers have already

signalled joy at the couple'snews, with British Prime MinisterDavid Cameron saying "thecountry will be celebrating withthem".

Only a small number ofwomen are understood to

experience the symptoms ofHyperemesis Gravidarum thecondition with which Catherinehas been diagnosed throughoutpregnancy.

"It will mean that the patientmay need to be re-admittedthroughout their pregnancy but int e r ms o f a n y p a r t i cu la rcomplications, if it's treated welland they're kept well hydrated it'ssomething that is relatively easyand well treated," consultanto b s t e t r i c i a n D a g h n iRajasingham from Britain'sRoyal College of Obstetriciansand Gynaecologists said.

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Man jailed after trying to steal rhino headA Londoner was sentenced to18 months in jail after hisattempt to steal a rhino headworth up to 500,000 pounds($800,000) from a museumwas thwarted by staff andvisitors.

Patrick Kiely, 29, pleadedguilty to trying to steal the stuffedspecimen from Castle Museum inNorwich last February, because ofthe high value of rhinoceros horns,which are used in southeast Asianmedicine and now trade for morethan gold.

Kiely was part of a gang offour who smashed a glass casecontaining the rhino head whilean accomplice waited outsidethe museum in a stolen car.

"As they attempted toescape with the head, staff andvisitors stood firm and would not

let them leave. They dropped thehead, partially damaging it, andescaped," prosecutor Peter Gairtold Norwich Crown Court.

He said the rhino headdated from the late Victorian eraand was worth between 300,000

and 500,000 pounds.The museum has since

replaced the rhino's damaged hornwith a replica.

The use of rhinoceros hornsin Chinese medicine, as well as aspreading belief in Southeast Asiathat they may cure cancer, has

fuelled a surge in rhino poachingthis year and propelled the streetvalue of rhino horns to $65,000 akilogram, making them moreexpensive than gold, platinum orcocaine.

($1 = 0.6213 British pounds)

Serbians get vampire warningWe are used to public healthwarnings telling us to slip,slop, slap, don't drink anddrive or just plain quit. Butwhat about an off icialwarning to beware vampires?

Residents of the westernSerbian village of Zarozje hadbeen given a public health warningrecently by the town's mayor who

said a vampire was on theloose.

The website reported thatthe name of the alleged bloodsucker name was SavaSavanovic who, according tolocal folklore, once lived in an oldwater mill on the village'sRogacica River

"It is said Sava Savanovic

came to mill their grain,"The property recent ly

collapsed through lack of repair,years after the death of SavaSavanovic.

But for locals the collapse ofthe building sparked rumours thatthe vampire was now free to strikefear once again.

P e o p l e a r e w o r r i e d ,everybody knows the legendof this vampire and thethought that he is nowhomeless and looking forsomewhere e lse andpossibly other victims isterrifying people. We are allfrightened."

"He added that it wasall very well for people whodidn't live in the area to laughat their fears but he saidnobody in the region was inany doubt that vampires doexist,"

"He confirmed that thelocal council had advised allvillagers to put garlic on theirdoors and windows toprotect them from thevampire as it was well knownthey can't stand the smell."

Villagers were alsoadvised to put a holy cross inevery room.


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