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Volume 7, Issue 417

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In Case of Emergency: Dial 110

Bali Police Launch Call Center 110, Panic Button Alarms
and Public Information Studio
The Denpasar Police have launched a panic button and
Call Center 110 service that will put the public in immediate contact
with a sophisticated Central Command Center.
Also debuted by the police was the Studio Harkamtibnas
resembling a mini-theater that can be used for briefings to the
press, student groups and the general public seeking information
on the work of the Bali Police.
As reported by NusaBali, the inauguration of Call Center 110,
panic button and Studio Harkamtibnas was presided over by the
Chief of the Bali Police on Friday, November 28, 2014.
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3 Million That's a Lot for Tanah Lot

Tanah Lot Expected to Record
3 Million Visitors by End of
2014
Bali Post reports that the
Tanah Lot Temple Tourist
Complex has experienced a 10%
increase in visitors through the
end of November 2014 with
2,784,419 visitors.
With these results through
the end of November and one
month yet to go, the operators of
the tourism complex that surrounds
Bali's iconic sea temple are
confident that the targeted 3 million
visitors for all of 2014 will be
achieved.
During a meeting with the
press on Wednesday, December 3,
Continued from page 1
The head of the Denpasar
police Djoko Hariutomo told the
press that Call Center 110 and
Panic Button are bold new steps
allowing the police to quickly and
appropriately respond to security
problems reported by the public.
Any member of the public can dial

2014, the head of the

management team for the Tanah Lot
Complex, Ketut Toya Adnyana,
warned that bad weather and
intense rains in during the month of
December had the potential of
deterring visitors to Tanah Lot,
preventing the 3 million goal from
110 from any telephone and
be in instant contact with the police
command center. Meanwhile the
panic button is an alarm system
installed at key locations across
Denpasar that will instantly dispatch
response teams to any area at the
first sign of trouble.
The panic buttons will be

Adnyana's assistant,
Wayan Sudiana, added that the
recent steep increase in fuel
prices may adversely affect the
number of visitors to Tanah Lot
who will be reluctant to pay the
higher cost of tour packages
offered to Tanah Lot.
Sudiana also expressed
that the policy of the new Joko
Widodo government curtailing
government meetings in
HOTELS could potentially reduce
the number of conference visitors to
Bali who, in turn, will not seek an
opportunity to visit the temple
complex.
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installed in places such as
banks, HOTELS and other high
traffic areas.
Information sent via panic
buttons and by calling 110 will be
immediately relayed to officers in the
field enabling faster response times.
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The accident isn't really the trouble as with most of us that have had a few and get a sudden shock we seem
to be that little bit relaxed so the episode isn't as bad as it seems, until the wounds get that lovely tropical
weather to hinder the healing process. HHHMMMMMMMM nothing beats the look or smell for that
matter of rotting festering flesh after it has been wounded in the tropics for a week or so. I remember old
mate Squirt almost loosing his foot after a minor bingle with a pot hole in the rain and it wasn't very nice at
all. My advice is simple, if you arent a confident rider its probably best you get on the back with someone
who is or buy a car and take that home after you have a skin full and its raining. You could also try taking a
taxi should you have had to many. At any rate I trust that you all take care while on the bike over the wet
season and set a good example for the children.

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Waving at Bali as They Fly By

BALI THE RIGHT WAY

G'day again punters and welcome to the weekly for another run.
My, my hasn't there been a few drops of rain over the last week, and
not before time. The island was about as parched as it has ever been
in many years and as much as a pain in the rear as it is, its great to sit
and watch the heavy downpours wash the cigarette butts away
from the many months dry season. I think most of the publicans rub
their hands together with glee when the rain starts in the early
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evening, due to the many punters getting caught as they are just
about to leave and head home for an early one, BOOM down comes the rain and you end up staying for
those few more before you tackle the wet streets on the bike getting home. Sometimes you find after one
more beer, then one more beer, then one more beer on the bike sometimes becomes a challenge as the wet
roads take on the appearance of an almost perfect road. The truth of the matter is that the road is still the
cracked up potholed unkept crappy tarmac that it was when there was no rain and for some
underdeveloped riders this is where the trouble begins. A few too many and the throttle gets a bit heavier
and WAMMO the front wheel hits a hole and the bike is throwing the rider to the ground.

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AirAsia
Indonesia
Increases
Direct Air
Access to
Indonesia
f r o m
Singapore to Five Cities
AirAsia Indonesia
announced the imminent launch of
two new flights in the first week of
December 2014 connecting
Lombok, Solo in Central Java and
Singapore.
The new routes increase the
existing connections from
Indonesia to Singapore for the
Airline that already includes flights
to the Island Republic from
Jakarta, Bandung, Bali, Surabaya
and Yogyakarta.
AirAsia Indonesia will fly
between Lombok and Singapore
beginning on January 28, 2015
and between Solo, Central Java to

Singapore on January 29,

2015. The new services will be
operated with Airbus A320 aircraft
carrying 180 passengers.
Direct connections between
the two Indonesian destinations
and the Republic of Singapore are
expected to increase traffic flow of

become a short-holiday
OPTION for the sizeable
Singapore-based market as well
as easing access to Singapore for
the Indonesia's large traveling
public.
To c e l e b r a t e t h e
announcement of its new routes,
AirAsia Indonesia
offered special
introductory one-way
fares of Rp. 159,000
(US$13.25) between
Solo and Singapore
and one-way fares of
R p . 2 2 9 . 0 0 0
(US$19.00) between
L o m b o k a n d
Singapore. That price
offer ended on
December 7, 2014
and was valid for
travel between
p a s s e n g e r s b y e l i m i n a t i n g January 28, 2015 until January 27,
burdensome intermediate stops. 2016.
As a result, Solo and Lombok will

Ok folks seeing its getting towards the end of the page Id like to say a big g'day to Mr Allan from Piggys
Bar on Poppies lane two, as after a routine visit to the doctor while back visiting the grandkids with
Mumma Bear, he has ended up in Royal Perth for a heart bypass operation. Without warning, and as
about as much of a surprise as anyone could not wish for, he was put under the surgeons knife for the refit
and is happilly recovering at home in Collie and will be back on the island with us shortly. I think he was
surprised as his last girl seemed to have him convinced that he didn't have a heart so when the prognosis
came in he really didn't believe it. A speedy recovery and return to the island you old clown, from all the
staff and friends of the Kuta Weekly in Bali.
Ok folks I think its about time to wrap it up for another week and I will plug
the Jail House Rock crew again who have pushed hard to make a few Aussies
that are a little less fortunate than some have a slightly better Christmas. You
have less than two weeks to get in touch and drop some small change on the
project. You can get all the details from page 12 of this issue and I trust that
all those who actually call themselves an Aussie, get in and throw a bone for
a good cause. Ok folks I will leave you now to do what you do between reads
and trust that the most of you stay safe, happy, healthy and always try your
very best to remember, Never try to spoil another persons life with a lie when
yours can be completely destroyed in an instant with the truth.
Enjoy your week,
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Bali's Department of Social

Services have set aside 50 tons of
rice stocks to assist Bali families
suffering natural disasters during
the coming rainy season.
Quoted by the State News
Agency Antara, the head of Social
Services for the Province of Bali,
Nyoman Wenten, said on Friday,
December 5, 2014, In addition to
setting aside rice stocks, we have
also laid in a stock of tents and
special teams to be deployed in the
event of a natural disaster.
For emergency stocks of rice
and other supplies to be released, a
proposal or request must first be

submitted by the Department

of Social Services in the regency or
metropolitan area needing
assistance detailing the degree of
need and the number of people at
risk.
Wenten said that based on the
experience of past years, the
regencies of Buleleng and
Karangasem are the areas that are
most often affected by natural
disasters during the rainy season,

typically in the form of floods

and landslides. Conversely, these
areas also tend to suffer the worst
effects of drought during the dry
season.
For this reason, we hope the
people will exercise caution,
especially those who live on
mountainsides, monitoring the
situation during the rainy season.
The people cannot be complacent if
there are any indications of a
disaster. The dangers of nature
cannot be predicted and building
can be swept away without notice by
landslides, warned Wenten.
Wenten said additional
emergency stocks of rice have also
been laid in by Regents and Mayors
amounting to 100 tons and 200 tons
on standby from the Governor.

Shot by 3Yrs Old While Changing a Diaper

The woman was rushed to
workers, and church family
A young mom is dead after
the
hospital
after
her
mother
quickly
gathered around this
being shot in the head by her
arrived
home
and
found
her
family
in
support of them during
3-year-old son in Tulsa,
daughter
"in
the
front
room
of
the
this
terrible
time."
Oklahoma.
Christa Engles was
changing her 1-year-old
daughter's diaper when her 3year-old son found a
semiautomatic handgun under the
couch.
Engles, 26, who lived with
her mother and husband, was
alone with the children at the time
of the accident.

house as if she was changing the

1-year-old's diaper," Tulsa police
Sgt. Dave Walker said in a
statement.
Additionally, the
grandmother also "found the two
children covered in blood," a
neighbor, Vera Bennett, said
"We think this is a horrible,
horrible accident," Walker added.
"The neighbors, family, co-

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Stalking Success

Preparing for Disasters

Bali Prepares Standby
Supplies of Rice and Tents in
the Event of Natural
Disasters

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Asparagus Crops
Grown in Bali
Earning a Domestic
and Export Market
While much is made
of the diminishing role of
farmers and agriculture in
Balinese society, there's a
success story of modern
day farming in Bali to be
found in the village of
Plaga in North Badung.
The Regency of Badung is
targeting for 50 hectare of
farmland to be dedicated
to the propagation of asparagus
to meet the demand for this cash
crop by HOTELS and restaurants
in Bali, together with a growing
export MARKET.
46 hectares worked by 8
separate farming groups are now
producing asparagus stalks
declared by experts from West
Java's Institut Teknologi Bandung

(ITB) as the finest of its kind

in all of Asia.
The farming project is
supported by an agricultural
expert from Taiwan sponsored by
the International Cooperation and
Development FUND(ICDF) who
have determined the soil and
climate conditions at Plaga are
ideally suited to growing the crop

that can be sold for

between Rp. 35,000 to
Rp. 50,000 (US$3 US$4)
per kilogram.
This translates into a
daily income for individual
farmers of Rp. 400,000
(US$33) and a monthly
income of Rp. 12 million
(US$1,000).
A farming plot of 30
are (3,000 square feet)
can provide an income of
Rp. 30 million (US$2,500).
This permits farmers to
recoup their initial
investment within one or two
years.
Local farmers need 3
months for each cycle of the
asparagus crop that is invariably
snapped up by eager hotels and
restaurants both in Bali and
abroad.
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Husband Brian Engles, a

truck driver, arrived home hours
later. He shared the news of the
tragic accident with family and
friends on Facebook,
"I lost my wife to an accident
yesterday," he allegedly wrote.
"Don't forget to tell your loved ones
they are loved. You really never
know when the last I love you is
really the last."

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Drinking a glass of wine is the same as 3 shots of vodka

Enjoying a glass of wine after work
does the same harm as drinking
three shots of vodka, the head of
Public Health England has warned as
he said alcohol was becoming the
"silent killer" of working age Britons.
Duncan Selbie said that deaths
from liver disease of working age people
have increased by 500 per cent since the
1970s because many arrive home, "pour
a glass and have no idea how much they
are drinking".
MPs say that people are safer
enjoying an alcoholic drink in their local
pub as measures are controlled rather
than buying large quantities of wine at
"rock bottom prices" in supermarkets
and drinking in a "non-sociable
atmosphere away from people's
communities".
They also warn that drinking at
home is problematic among the middle
classes who have developed the habit of
pouring a large glass of wine or two at
the end of the day.
Writing in his weekly briefing to
staff Mr Selbie said liver disease is now
the third biggest killer of working age
adults "And it is a silent killer, with 75 per
cent of people with cirrhosis only being
diagnosed once they are admitted to
hospital."
He added that the illness is
"largely preventable" but that one of the
biggest risk factors, alcohol, was difficult
to control. He wrote: "For example, a
large glass of wine is like three shots of
vodka, so it is very easy for people to
pour a glass and have no idea how much
they are drinking."
Last week the Lancet commission
recommended that Liver scans should
be offered by GPs as it said middle-class
drinking is turning Britain into the capital
of Europe for alcohol-related disease.
Senior doctors have said too
many people were treating alcohol

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dependence as a lifestyle
choice, like Armani jeans and that
Britain is now the only country apart from
Finland in Western Europe in which
prevalence of liver disease is increasing.
Greg Mulholland, the Liberal
Democrat MP and chair of the All
Parliamentary Save the Pub Group, said
that if people enjoyed a drink in the
"social atmosphere" of the pub rather
than behind closed doors it was easier
for them to keep track of their drinking.

He said: "The evidence clearly

shows that where measures are
controlled, and where there is a landlord
who has a legal responsibility not to
serve people who have had too much to
drink, that it is clearly is a much better
place for people to enjoy alcohol.
"What the Government needs to
do now is stop so many pubs being
turned into supermarkets where,
ironically, alcohol is then sold at rock
bottom prices in an unsupervised way
and is then drunk in a non-sociable
atmosphere away from people's
communities."
Tracey Crouch, the former chair
of the All Parliamentary Alcohol Misuse
Group, and a Conservative MP, said:
"The middle class professional is coming
home of an evening and pouring
themselves a glass of wine with dinner,
and then possibly another after that,
without realizing that over the course of a
week it can tot up to more than what is

medically advised.
"I'm really pleased that Public
Health England has raised this, because
raising awareness of this is not about
telling people they cannot drink, it is
about getting people to understand the
drinking habits they have, and it does
become a habit, it becomes a habitual
part of your evening rather than some
sort of special occasion when people
enjoy a glass of wine.
"People will see it is a very
different thing pouring a glass of wine to
pouring a three measure vodka, but this
is why it's important to have calorific
content on the labels - you wouldn't pour
three shots of vodka but you also
wouldn't sit down and eat six doughnuts
either - but you tend to pour yourself a
large measure of wine not a small glass.
"If you look at liver disease maps
there is a perception that it is all going to
be deprived areas but actually you see a
significant increase in the number of
people who are more affluent who are
getting liver disease."
Baroness Hayter, the Labour
peer, said "Wine is stronger, and the
ordinary wines you buy, we just don't
look at how strong it is - we assume all
wine is the same per cent and it isn't it
can vary enormously... glasses are
getting bigger and it is actually quite
serious. It sounds silly but it means you
can suddenly be drinking two units
instead of one."
Fiona Bruce, the Conservative
MP, said: "This is an issue we need to
take much more seriously, and revise
our view of the binge drinker as a
teenager out late at night.
"Increasingly too high levels of
alcohol consumption are occurring in the
home by older age groups and we all
have a responsibility to challenge and
help address this."

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Ford quits V8 Supercars at end of 2015

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Prodrive Racing (Australia)

(PRA) has raced under the guise of
Ford Performance Racing since the
team's inception in 2003, acting as
Ford Australia's primary
manufacturer team throughout this
period.
PRA Chief Executive Officer,
Tim Edwards responded to Ford
Australia's decision.
Ford Australia's decision to
not extend its commercial
relationship with our team beyond
the end of next season is extremely
disappointing for our large and loyal
fan base, but as a business this
decision now allows us to
concentrate on our long-term

future, Mr Edwards said.

We have enjoyed a highlysuccessful relationship with Ford
Australia with just shy of 50 race
wins, 150 podiums and the last two
Bathurst 1000 crowns together.
This on track success, along
with the engineering and
commercial strength that underpins
our racing activities, provides us
with a very viable business and a
strong platform for our future in the
sport.
We will run the new FG X
Falcon next season as planned with
support from Ford, and we'll
possibly campaign the car in 2016
ahead of the major regulation
changes coming from 2017.
Now that we know where we
stand we can further develop other
opportunities. We have a range of

options, some existing and

some that were awaiting this
decision, so we can now begin to
explore these further.
Whatever happens, I know
our loyal fans will support our team
whatever direction we take.
Team owner Rod Nash also
expressed his opinion.
When [fellow co-owner)
Rusty French and I purchased the
team two years ago we did so
because we saw a strong and
diverse business, filled with vibrant
people and all with a desire to
succeed, Mr Nash said.
That hasn't changed today
and nor will it based on the decision
of one of our
commercial partners.
We have a broad
revenue base and this
decision does not
weaken the viability of
our business.
Our team of
people have been
working tirelessly, with
support from V8
Supercars, to ensure
a blue presence in our
sport so while we don't
agree with today's
decision, we have no
choice but to accept it.
While I sympathise with the
legions of Ford fans, they are also
fans of our team and our drivers, so
whatever direction we take we firmly
believe that support will continue.
Our immediate focus is of
course this week and finishing off
the season strongly in Sydney. We
want to secure Mark second in the
points and try and top off Chaz's
Bathurst-winning year with more
success.
Once we're done in Sydney
we can begin working on the future
and exploring our range of
opportunities.
The team will look to add to its
Bathurst triumph and win tally this
weekend at the season-ending
Sydney 500 at Sydney Olympic
Park.

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they will stop putting financial
support into the sport at the end
of the 2015 season.
As we continue to transform
our business, we would like to share
with you news that will break soon
on decisions we are making to
ensure a bright future for Ford
Australia, Ford Australia president
Bob Graziano said in an internal
Ford Australia email, published by
Speedcafe.com.
This afternoon, we will
announce we will
provide support to
teams racing Ford
Falcons in the 2015 V8
Supercars series but
will not renew our
sponsorships after the
2015 season.
We are electing
to invest our funds to
continue expanding
and refreshing our
product lineup while
delivering a leading
c o n s u m e r
experience.
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Supercars teams currently racing
Ford Falcons, will forge into next
season with brand new FG X-model
cars, and the former said they may
continue to race the new Falcon into
the 2016 season.
With a new regulation
package planned for the 2017
season, any teams wishing to
continue to race Fords would have
to develop them without help from
Ford Australia.
The full statement from Ford
Performance Racing:
Leading V8 Supercars team
Prodrive Racing (Australia) has
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from 2016 the car manufacturer will
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Australia unbeaten in Dubai Sevens

Australia's men
were unbeaten to
top Pool C on the
opening day of
the Dubai Sevens
and will play
s u r p r i s e
q u a l i f i e r s
Scotland in the
quarter-finals of
t h e r u g b y
tournament on
Saturday.
Australia downed Kenya 29
to 12, the USA 26 to 10 and
England 12 to 5 on Friday. In the
other quarter finals of the second
round of the Sevens World
Series, England will take on
champions New Zealand, Fiji play
Wales and South Africa meet
Argentina.
New Zealand, and Fiji, who
won the opening event on

Australia's Gold Coast, was

also unbeaten on Friday. The All
Blacks saw off Japan 36 to 0,
Scotland 43 to 0 and Samoa 41 to
0 to ease through Pool B.
"I thought we showed
excellent maturity and calmness
under pressure in the game
against England," Australia coach
Geraint John said. "We stayed in
our structures, didn't panic and
showed a great attitude to win,

particularly
in the last few
minutes when we
were making last
ditch tackles and
working our socks
off despite the odd
mistake here and
there.
" I n t h e
games against the
USA and Kenya I
always felt we
were in control.
But overall, it's
been a good day and I'm really
pleased. "We have a really tough
game against Scotland next who
I'm always told are our bogey side
and they gave us a good game on
the Gold Coast and I'm expecting
a similarly difficult game next as
they were very good today. To
beat Samoa, who finished
runners up on the Gold Coast,
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Mental battle, but Johnson will bounce

powered Australia's 5 to 0 Ashes thumping of
Michael Clarke is fit and Mitchell Johnson
England
last year, with Kevin Pietersen saying he was
feels ready to fire, but day one of the first Test
"petrified".
The 33 year old has struck plenty of
against India holds a sense of the unknown
batsmen in his career, earlier this year knocking out
for Australia.
Clarke has recovered from a recurring left
hamstrung injury and will captain the side on Tuesday,
with Peter Siddle edging Josh Hazlewood to claim the
final pace berth in the XI.Shaun Marsh, who was
called into the squad as cover for Clarke, will return to
Perth today and play in the
Sheffield Shield for Western
Australia against Victoria
starting on Tuesday.
It will be a highly emotional
affair in Adelaide, with Australia
playing their first game since
Phillip Hughes died after being
felled by a bouncer.Hughes has
been named 13th man and will
be the subject of a range of
tributes at Adelaide Oval.
Apprehension clouded
Australia's training session on
Friday, as they wrapped their minds around hooking
short balls and sending down bumpers two days after
Hughes' funeral.Confidence returned over the
weekend, but mourning in the middle of Adelaide Oval
will be a long way removed from the nets."The first
spell might be the most difficult," Johnson said,
conducting the captain's pre match press conference
in place of grief stricken Clarke.
"Then we might just get back into the game a bit
more. "We'll have to wait and see when we get out
there,we're all probably going to feel a little bit
different. "The vibe is good. Everyone's really keen to
get out there and play some cricket.
Johnson's intimidatory pace and bounce

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South Africa's Ryan McLaren."I haven't hit anyone yet

so I don't know how I'm going to feel," Johnson said."It
might be different (reaction) this time."
There's a chance it will happen, with the fiery left
armer promising the hosts won't hold back with the ball
in hand."We've got to play the way that we've been
playing and that's been
aggressive," he said."If that is
bowling the short ball like we
have been, then that is what
we will do. "The last 18
months I've been very
aggressive and I'm not going
to change that."
Johnson admitted he
found it "very difficult" batting
and bowling in the nets on
Friday.The reigning ICC
cricketer of the year didn't feel
comfortable bowling a
bouncer until late in the session."The more I've
bowled, the better I've felt," he said."I'm glad we've
been able to get out there and be able to bowl short
ones and get in the nets and face a few. "The level of
intensity was probably up there with the best that
we've trained in a long while."
Johnson met Corporal Ben Roberts Smith, a
recipient of the Victoria Cross, in 2012 when his career
was at the crossroads. The wisdom Roberts Smith
passed on will be on Johnson's mind at the top of his
mark on Tuesday."You can't let emotions get in the
way. You have to go out and play your skills and be
switched on," he said."I know our guys will be."

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Robbie Lawler upsets Johny Hendricks at UFC 181

Robbie Lawler upset
champion Johny
Hendricks in Las Vegas
on Saturday night to win
the welterweight title at
UFC 181.Almost nine
months after their
first meeting,
Lawler was given
the nod via a split
decision after
another absorbing
clash.
For Lawler it was
the culmination of a 12
year journey with the
organization.
This has been an
amazing journey, he
said. There have been a
lot of guys behind me. This
wasn't easy. I thought I needed
to get in his face and force him to
fight. That's what my corner told
me to do. That's how we fight in
UFC. It's how you fight
championship fights.
Lawler had the better of the
opening round, using his knees

to good effect but was taken

down in the second session.The
challenger struggled to maintain
the pace he had set from the first
claxon with Hendricks looking
stronger in round three.But he
seemed to tire, forcing referee
Herb Dean to restart the action

several times.Lawler continued

to press, landing a succession of
blows to the body in the
penultimate stanza.
And it was he who finished
the fight in the ascendancy, doing
enough to earn the
decision.Hendricks simply left
the Octagon without comment.

In the co main event,

Anthony Pettis defended his
lightweight title after submitting
No 1 contender Gilbert Melendez
in the second round.It is the first
time Melendez, a former
Strikeforce champion, has been
stopped.
I just showed the
message right there,
Pettis said. The No 1
guy in the world and I
finished him in two
rounds. I give big ups
to Gilbert. I've been
watching him a long
time. When I was a kid,
I was watching him. But
now I'm here.
M e l e n d e z
enjoyed his successes
in the first round,
landing several blows
and taking Pettis down. He was
fast, striking tight in the pocket,
Melendez said. I was trying to
load up on that punch and he
popped in that jab. I wanted to
stay in his face and bang it out,
and try to test his chin as much as
possible. He's good and quick.

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Bolivia Closes All McDonald's Restaurants

After 14 years of presence in the country, and
despite all the existing campaigns and
having a network, the chain was forced to
close the eight restaurants that remained
open in the three main cities: La Paz,
Cochabamba and Santa Cruz de la Sierra.
It is a question of the first Latin-American
country that will remain without any McDonald's, and
the first country in the world where the company has
to close because it persists in having their numbers
in the red for over a decade.
The impact for the creative and marketing managers
has been so strong that a documentary was filmed
under the title Why McDonald's went broke in
Bolivia, where they try to somehow explain the
reasons that led Bolivians to still prefer pies to
hamburgers.
Cultural rejection
The documentary includes interviews with
cooks, sociologists, nutritionists, educators,
historians and more, where there is a general
agreement the rejection is neither to the hamburgers
nor to their taste. The rejection is in the minds and
mentality of Bolivians. Everything indicates that fast
food is literally the opposite of a Bolivian's

conception of how to prepare a meal.

In Bolivia, the food to be good requires, in
addition to taste, care, and hygiene, a lot of
preparation time. This is how a consumer values the
quality of what goes into the stomach, also by the
amount of time it took to make the meal. Fast food is
not for these people, the Americans concluded.

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US cat with two faces dies at age 15

A cat named Frank and
Louie after he was born
with two faces, two
mouths, two noses and
three blue eyes has died
at the age of 15 in the
United States.
Frank and Louie died at
the Cummings School of
Veterinary Medicine at Tufts
University in Massachusetts.

believe the cause of

death was cancer.
Frank and Louie made
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Guinness World Records as
the longest surviving
member of a group known as
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Big 15lb baby may be new NZ record

A strapping newborn baby boy
is understood to have set a
New Zealand record, weighing
in at a whopping 6.85kg (15lb
1oz).
A full-term Kiwi baby
usually weighs between 3.2kg
and 3.5kg, putting this Hamilton
infant at double the size of the
average newborn, and weighing
almost the same as an average
4-month-old.
The baby was born at Waikato
Hospital, understood to be by
Caesarean section, and is now at
home with his family.
The child's parents did not want
to comment, but the baby is the
mother's third child. The mother's
Hamilton midwife did not return
messages, but welcomed the baby
boy on her Facebook page last week,
saying it "has to be a New Zealand
record".
Waikato District Health Board
communications director Mary Anne
Gill said the hospital did not have
consent to comment about a baby of

between 2.5kg and 4kg,

according to the long-term
Growing Up in New Zealand
study following 7000 babies born
in 2009 and 2010 into adulthood.
In total 16.2 per cent had
high birth weights over 4kg and
4.9 per cent had low birth
weights under 2.5kg. On
average boys were just over
100g
heavier than girls. The
that weight.
babies
in
the
study were also on
The baby holding the record for
the biggest infant born in New average 100g heavier than babies
Zealand was previously believed to be born in 2004.
Dr Wilcox said gestational
a 6.63kg girl named Angelani, with
diabetes
was a common reason for
Tongan parents, in 2005.
having
a
bigger baby as the infant
Auckland-based GP and
consumed
too much glucose which
obstetrician Dr Jon Wilcox, who has
turned
to
fat,
but this was often picked
30 years' experience delivering
up
during
the
pregnancy and the baby
babies, said 6.84kg was "massive" for
was
often
induced
at term.
an infant and quite likely New
Bigger
babies
were treated with
Zealand's biggest baby. The heaviest
as
much
care
as
premature
babies
he had delivered in his career
because
of
potential
health
risks,
he
weighed 5kg. Anything over 4kg was
said.
considered big.
If you look at the average birth
In New Zealand 78.9 per cent of
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they tend to go up quite
babies fell between what was deemed
steadily
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each baby."
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Galungan is a Balinese holiday that

occurs every 210 days and lasts for 10 days.
Galungan means "When the Dharma is
winning." During this holiday the Balinese gods
visit the Earth.
Galungan Day is the climax of the
Galungan celebrations. Throughout the day
the local temples are crowded with people
coming and going, bringing the offerings that
have been prepared since Penyekeban.
Occurring once in every 210 days in the
pawukon (Balinese cycle of days), Galungan
marks the beginning of the most important
recurring religious ceremony that is celebrated
by all Balinese. During the Galungan period the
deified ancestors of the family descend to their
former homes. They must be suitably
entertained and welcomed, and prayers and
offerings must be made for them. Those
families who have ancestors that have not yet
been cremated, but are still buried in the village
cemetery, must make offerings at the graves.

Although Galungan falls on a

Wednesday, most Balinese will begin their
Galungan 'holiday' the day before, where the
family is seen to be busily preparing offerings
and cooking for the next day. While the women
of the household have been busy for days
before creating beautifully woven 'banten'
(offerings made from young coconut fronds),
the men of our village usually wake up well
before dawn to join with their neighbours to
slaughter a pig unlucky enough to be chosen to
help celebrate this occasion. Then the finely
diced pork is mashed to a pulp with a grinding
stone,and moulded onto sate sticks of bamboo.
Delicate combinations of various vegetables,
herbs and spices are also prepared by the men
to make up a selection of 'lawar' dishes. While
much of this cooking is for use in the offerings to
be made at the family temple, by mid-morning,
once all the cooking is done, it is time for the first
of a series of satisfying feasts from what has
been prepared. While the women continue to
be kept busy with the preparations of the many
offerings to be made at the family temple on the
day of Galungan, the men also have another job
to do this day, once the cooking is finished. A
long bamboo pole, or 'penjor', is made to
decorate the entrance to the family compound.
By late Tuesday afternoon all over Bali the
visitor can see these decorative poles creating
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Mar 21
Apr 20

Apr 21
May 21

May 22
Jun 22

Jun 23
Jul 23

Jul 24
Aug 23

Aug 24
Sept 23

Though action and adventure may call to you, Jupiter's

retrograde phase encourages you to slow down and opt for
inner journeys that encourage greater self-knowledge. The
emphasis shifts with a focus on exploring those beliefs that
affect your creativity and experience of romance. You may
feel a desire to be free of rules and regulations, and you
might consider working for yourself as opposed to a
company or corporation. Don't act impulsively, though. Take
it one step at a time.
You'll be eager to explore ideas for earning more money, and
you may be tempted to invest in classes with this aim in
mind. Information is key this week, and accessing the
knowledge you need could prove a turning point. At home,
Jupiter's retrograde phase may slow down your plans for
your house or family. Seeds planted may take longer to
come to fruition. Later, a potent transit suggests you may be
limited by outdated beliefs. It's time to replace them.
Partnerships and relationships flourish this week as your
involvement with others expands. You can expect a lot of
encouragement, but try not to promise more than you can
deliver. Later, the cosmos encourages you to reflect on deep
soul bonds and committed relationships and how much
you're willing to share. Key could be finding the balance
between keeping things lighthearted and desiring security
and commitment. However, social delights await you over
the weekend, with the potential for a love adventure.
There are advantages to be gained from stepping outside of
your comfort zone this week. Say yes to new people, places,
and experiences, particularly if you're looking for a new job
or hoping to set up a business for yourself. Meanwhile,
Jupiter's retrograde phase encourages you to ponder the
spiritual source of your supply. Doing so could be a
revelation. Finally, a revolutionary transit encourages you to
take your goals and dreams seriously. Don't let personal
Creative and romantic opportunities seem well starred,
especially early in the week. Yet as Jupiter rewinds in your
sign, you may find certain associations or projects a bit too
superficial. It's time to direct your energy to activities and
people who have depth and inspire you. Despite this, your
social life continues to flourish, as do romantic options. Big
questions circle around in your head as you may notice a
desire to escape from too much responsibility, but at what
cost?
Focus on home affairs, plans, and projects that need to get
sorted before the holiday week. You may be the one organizing
get-togethers, especially as people seem to enjoy chilling out at
your place. Give yourself a chance for some alone time, as this is
when inspiration could strike, bringing solutions to problems and
creative ideas. Over the weekend you might be faced with a
dilemma, as a potent transit encourages you to be honest about
your feelings rather than hold back.

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Nov 23
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Dec 22
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Jan 21
Feb 19

Feb 20
Mar 20

Your outlook is upbeat and expectant, with a desire to reach

out and connect. As the festive season gets underway it's time
to send cards and messages to those who are dear to your
heart, which you'll enjoy. Jupiter turns retrograde in your social
sector, so you may prefer your own company and the chance
to reflect at times. Still, there will be enough get-togethers to
keep you occupied. Later, ask yourself if you're resisting an
idea whose time has come.

Spend time at home where you can think up ambitious plans

and share your ideas with family and friends. You might want
to invest in gadgets and other devices that make life easier.
Jupiter turns retrograde in your career sector on Monday, so
a goal or career move could take longer to materialize. This
might not be a bad thing, encouraging you to reflect on
what's best for you. Finally, you might notice how your
thoughts affect your well-being for better or worse.

Your responsibilities to others may seem to restrict your

freedom and dampen your enthusiasm. If real-life demands
weigh you down, perhaps you'll escape through travel or
other adventures. As Jupiter turns retrograde in Leo, you
may prefer to acquire more knowledge. Regular meditation
and reflection over the weeks ahead can encourage you to
review and change outdated beliefs. Avoid impulsive moves
over the weekend that might affect your financial security,
even if you're tempted to take a gamble.
You may want to help out with charity work or volunteer your
time in other ways. A focus on your spiritual sector encourages
you to be generous, as by giving you will receive. Meanwhile,
Venus hikes into your sign on Wednesday, boosting your
confidence and making you an attractive option. Later, you
may notice a conflict between putting yourself and your own
thoughts and feelings first versus doing your duty and making
sure you fulfill your responsibilities. You may need to strike a
balance.

Your social life is busy, but you aren't complaining! With

festive get-togethers keeping you busy, you're in your
element. Jupiter turns retrograde in your relationship sector
on Monday, so interactions could slow. For instance, a
business partnership may see you both acting more
independently for a while and learning much as a result. If
you're in a long-term relationship, you may relish more alone
time. Finally, the weekend may set you thinking about what's
holding you back from being successful.
A focus on Sagittarius and your career sector makes this a good
time to get your message out to the world, and to be bold and
forthright about doing so. When it comes to everyday matters or
lifestyle issues, it might be time to journey within to uncover and
release anything blocking success. Your social life picks up
midweek, with romance looking likelier. Finally, if a friend
disapproves of your behavior, you might wonder why you hang
out with him or her.

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The Foo Fighters are an American rock band, formed in
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Prior to the release of Foo Fighters' 1995 debut album Foo
Fighters, which featured Grohl as the only official
member, Grohl recruited bassist Nate Mendel and
drummer William Goldsmith, both formerly of Sunny
Day Real Estate, as well as fellow Nirvana touring
bandmate Pat Smear as guitarist to complete the lineup.
The band began with performances in Portland, Oregon.
Goldsmith quit during the recording of the group's second
album, The Colour and the Shape (1997), when most of
the drum parts were re recorded by Grohl himself. Smear's
departure followed soon afterward.
They were replaced by Taylor Hawkins and Franz Stahl,
respectively, although Stahl was fired before the recording
of the group's third album, There Is Nothing Left to Lose
(1999). The band briefly continued as a trio until Chris
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completion of There Is Nothing Left to Lose. The band
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I've got another confession to make....I'm your fool
Everyone's got their chains to break......Holdin' you
Were you born to resist, or be abused?
Is someone getting the best
The best, the best, the best of you?
Is someone getting the best
The best, the best, the best of you?
(Chorus)
Or are you gone and onto someone new?
I needed somewhere to hang my head
Without your noose....You gave me something that I didn't have
But had no use....I was too weak to give in
Too strong to lose
My heart is under arrest again
But I'll break loose
My head is giving me life or death
But I can't choose
I swear I'll never give in....I refuse
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Has someone taken your faith?
It's real, the pain you feel
You trust, you must confess
Is someone getting the best
The best, the best, the best of you?
Has someone taken your faith?
It's real, the pain you feel
The life, the love...You'd die to heal
The hope that starts...The broken hearts
You trust, you must confess
(Chorus)
I've got another confession my friend
I'm no fool
I'm getting tired of starting again
Somewhere new
Were you born to resist, or be abused?
I swear I'll never give in, I refuse
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It's real, the pain you feel
You trust, you must confess
Is someone getting the best
The best, the best, the best of you?

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* 5 Minutes to world
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* 15 minutes to
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- Kuta Art Markets (1.0km)
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- Waterbom Park (1.2km)
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- CBD (Denpasar City) (12km)
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Studio Apartment
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Defying Court Order Prohibiting Loud Sex

A woman who was
ordered by a British
court to be quiet
during coitus is
making her point
loud and clear. She
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sex.
C a r o l i n e
Cartwright, 53, of
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is apparently so noisy
with her husband of 38
years, that a British judge recently
ordered her to keep it down
because neighbors complained.
The order, known as an Anti Social
Behavior Order (ASBO), banned
Cartwright from shouting,
screaming or vocalizing when
getting down and dirty for a 4 year
period.
Now she is speaking out
about her carnal controversy. On
Wednesday, she discussed her
lusty legal problems on ASBO on a
TV special on a British TV network.

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It's not as if I'm having sex

and think Oh, I'm making too much
noise. I better be quiet, she said in
the special.
The ASBO was issued after
police came to the Cartwright
home more than 30 times to
silence the passionate couple.
Cartwright also breached a noise
abatement order five times, and
was given suspended jail terms of
eight weeks and 12 weeks for
violating the ASBO. The problem
was exacerbated when the

Cartwright's
bought a bed with
an iron headboard
that banged
against the wall.
"I did not
understand why
people asked me to
be quiet because to
me it is normal. I
didn't understand
where they were
coming from," she
told a judge during
a
c o u r t
appearance. "I have tried to
minimize the situation by being
intimate in the morning and not at
night to avoid disturbing sleeping
neighbors.
With the ASBO lifted,
Cartwright will keep doing what
comes naturally with her husband.
"As far as I'm concerned, that's
what you should be doing. Just
relax. Go with the flow," she said.
She's made one concession to the
neighbors, a less noisy wooden
bed.

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