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Its All About Bali

THIS WEEK

Current News

Sports News

Joke Corner

World News

Crossword

Horoscopes

Sudoku

Ship Shape for the HolidaysMore Ferr ies ToOperate Between Baliand Lombok DuringLebaran Holidays

PT Angkutan Sungai,Danau, dan Penyeberangan(ASDP) the companyproviding ferry servicesacross Indonesia havea n n o u n c e d t h a t t w oadditional ferries will bepositioned on the Bali-

Lombok crossing during thecoming Lebaran holidays toalleviate anticipated backlogs ofwaiting passengers and vehicles.

PT ASDP manager in Padangbai,East Bali, Asril Usman, said theemployment of the KM GalangSamudra and KM Bahari Utama wouldbring to 23 the number of ferries plyingthe route across the Lombok Straits.

Usman said the condition of all 23ships was very seaworthy and he

hoped their smooth operationwould be sufficient to handle heavydemand during the biggest holidayperiod in Indonesia.

The PT ASDP manager isanticipating a 10-12% increase inpassenger loads during the comingLebaran period.

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Property Corner9 Aug - 15 Aug 2012 (297)

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

BA-B55 Horas VillaBeds: 3 , Baths: 3 , Built:

178sqm Plot: 500sqmFreehold - Open living -

Thached roofFully furnished - Private pool

Close to beach -15 mins Airport

USD 375,000.00Freehold

BA-B52Beds: 2 , Baths: 2 , Built:194sqm , Plot: 300sqm

Freehold Unique Villa GatedEstate

Designed to the highestWestern standard Good rental

returns

Close to the New Kuta Golf cluband white sandy beachUSD 285,000

Jl. Raya Uluwatu 111x,Jimbaran 80364, Bali, Indonesia

tel +62 (0) 361 703208www.exotiqproperty.com

BA-V398 Ocean Heights ABeds: 3 , Baths: 3 , Built:

237sqm Plot: 425sqmFreehold, Balinese design with

modern Asian flairDesigned as a fully complete

Fully furnishedLocated high up on the BukitPeninsula of Southern Bali

USD 400,000Freehold

Jimbaran BA-V312Beds: 3 , Baths: 3 , Built:270sqm, Plot: 460sqm

Full Management Service,

Rental ProgramContemporary, Pool, AC,

Gazebo w/ Views15 mins to the airport, 3 mins

to Jimbaran BayUSD 499,000

Freehold

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

Contact:

Nusa Dua BA-A38Fully furnished apartment

boasts 3 good sized bedroomsGreat Investment Opportunity

within 5*Established ResortShort distance from many

shops and restaurants25 minutes from the Bali

International airportUSD 425,000

Leasehold 39 years

BA-A32Beds: 2 , Baths: 2 , Built:200sqm , Plot: 200sqm

Freehold - Modern - Fullyfurnished

Absolute beachfront - 5 starresort area

30 min to Airport

USD 299,000Leasehold 44 years


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Bali Appoints its FirstFemale District PoliceC o m m a n d e r i nKlungkung

Bali has appointed its firstfemale officer as the head of a

police distr ict command(Kapolres) with the placementof Police Grand CommissionerAdjutant (AKBP) Dra Ni WayanSri Yudayatni Wirawati as theofficer in charge at theKlungkung command.

She replaces AKBP TriWahyudi who has beenassigned to a job at the policeheadquarters f ir CentralSulawesi.

A K B P W a y a n S r iY u d a y a t n i W i r a w a t i ' sins ta l lat ion in her new

command ro le becameeffective July 30, 2012.Before her most recent

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Bali Appoints its First FemaleDistrict Police Commander inKlungkung

Bali has appointed its first femaleofficer as the head of a police districtcommand (Kapolres) with the placement of

Police Grand Commissioner Adjutant(AKBP) Dra Ni Wayan Sri YudayatniWirawati as the officer in charge at theKlungkung command.

She replaces AKBP Tri Wahyudi whohas been assigned to a job at the policeheadquarters fir Central Sulawesi.

AKBP Wayan Sr i Yudaya t n iWirawati's installation in her new commandrole became effective July 30, 2012.

Before her most recent promotion,AKBP Wirawati's job was with the BaliPolice Command in charge of the sectioncharged with reforming the policebureaucracy (RBO).

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"When you as a guest come under our roofyour absolute happiness is our personal

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Jl Pratama, Tanjung Benoa, Nusa Dua150 m past Ramada Hotel

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Additional personnel from thepolice and military will also beassigned to the port to keeppublic order and the trafficflowing.

Idul Fitri or Lebaran fallson August 19-20, 2012.

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Continued from page 1In addition to more ships, theASDP wi l l a lso set upCommand Posts and MedicalClinics at the Padang Bai Port.

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Kuta is nestled betweenJl. Bakungsari to thesouth and Jl. Melasti tothe north.

Kuta is the best known of allthe villages in Bali, often maligned,but loved by many. Kuta gets its socalled bad reputation from the early

days of travel to Bali whereeverybody, particularly the youngcrowd, hung out and got wrecked.Footpaths didn't exist, open drainsran down the side of unmaderoads. Shopping was sarongs andT-shirts and hawkers who sold justabout anything.

Times have changed andKuta has grown up, gone are theunmade roads and open drains.Footpaths, although narrow, runboth sides of the main streets. Thehawkers are still there - part of thecharacter of the place.

Sarongs and T-shirts are stillsold but now there are CD shops,boutiques, small trendy bars andrestaurants and even DepartmentStores. Kuta boasts the world's first"themed" Hard Rock Hotel.

Imagine going into a hugeone level shopping centre thatwould take about 45 minutes towalk from one end to the other withsmall walkways branching off inevery direction, now add cars,motorbikes and the odd templeceremony. This is what the middleof Kuta is like except it doesn't havea roof. Just find a small caf(Warung), sit back and watch, it'sgreat!

The hawkers in Kuta can beaggressive, but if you don't want tobuy - don't make eye contact. Don'tsay anything and there willgenerally be no problems.

The beach at Kuta is wideand usually has good surf in thelate afternoon. Kuta beach isn'treally a place to sit if you don't likecrowds.

In keeping with the Kutatheme, it is more of a socialoccasion, where you meet thelocals and other tourists and youdon't have to move for anything -the hawkers will bring it to you.Late afternoon is best about 3 -4pm, sunsets, soccer games,and just a great place for a walk.

If being involved andhaving everything close by; if youwant to party or just shop, Kuta isthe place. Even if you don't staythere, don't go home withoutvisiting Kuta at least once,maybe twice... three times?

KUTA


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day again punters and lets jump straight into another week inparadise. The jungle drums have been beating with some real forceGover the last few weeks, and as some would say, the jungle is a

dangerous place to be. I find the jungle about as much stress as a walk inthe park. I say if you can't handle the heat, then get out of the junglekitchen. Of course as the most of you know the messages these drumssend out, are usually based on 1% truth and about 99% rubbish, but you

have to ask yourself, how does a story get started to the point where it iseither denied or confirmed by the snakes that crawl on the jungle floor. My take is, people and their bigmouths usually make things up and spread terrible little stories that can, if left to grow, completely destroy aperson's credibility and well being in Bali. So in summary, if you don't know what you're talking about, keepyour big mouth shut, or your gonna have all manner of trouble fall on you at some point via our best friendKarma. Tis a horrid thing that Karma, and funny how so many people believe in it. Can't say too much till Ihear the facts, so my loyal readers, I will keep you posted as the drums become a little clearer and thisdevelops. Anyways moving along,

Another really good weekend just gone in the A.F.L, and seeing I don't want to disappoint any of our loyaland avid readers, especially The Ferret, I see the Hawks had a win taken from them at the post, right on thesiren last Friday night. I thought it was in the bag, but, alas it was not to be with Geelong getting that last kickright in front of the goals. It's almost like they have some kryptonite over the Hawks as that win brings it toabout 9 in a row against them. The Eagles had a surprising loss to the Dockers in the derby in Perth, whichagain was a surprise, so a big congrats goes out to all the Freo supporters. The Saints, or should I say the aints,due to a very close game, against the one and only Mighty Collingwood Magpies, will now join Richmond intheir preparations for the 2013 A.F.L season. Goodbye lads. Port Adelaide had a loss to Greater WesternSydney causing the sacking of the current coach after a basic smashing, and saw Kevin Sheedy serve his

th1000 game as a player or a coach, which is certainly to be congratulated. In all the whole weekend was not agood run for the favourites at all, but was a great weekend of footy none the less.

Ok folks lastly this week at the Kuta Weekly, Bali's Premier Weekly Newspaper We did get a new advert,which is on page eight, and is sponsored by the famous Moo Moos Steakhouse Bar and Grill. Not only dothey serve some of the best steaks and food in Kuta, but, it seems the boss there has decided Melasti streetneeds a little more action every Saturday night, and has engaged one of Balis hottest DJs, Patrick. Beingfrom Holland he knows how to spin up a storm and keep the party rolling all night long. Running with a mixof favourites from the 50s to the early 90s along with music videos on the massive in house 200 inch screen,id say it will be a great place take a group and dine and dance. They have some great discounts on Bali Mooncocktails and at 9pm will have the cocktail fire show dancers hitting the stage. I hope to see as many readersthere as possible.

Ok people it seems I am at the bottom of the page andthe ramble is about done for yet another week. We areabout to hit a milestone in the office with our

thupcoming 300 edition of the rag, and are all veryproud to be at that stage. We thank all our supporters,both past and present for making it happen. I hope themost of you stay safe, happy, healthy and alwaysremember, Aging is inevitable, maturing is optional.

Enjoy your week,ALIASJ...

BALI THE RIGHT WAY

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THIS WEEK SPORT PROGRAMS @ Kuta Townhouses

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5.30 PMSYD. SWANS Vs COLLINGWOOD5.30 PMCARLTON Vs B. LIONS

Su n d a y, 12 A u g 2 0 1 2

11.00 AMHAWTHORN Vs PORT ADELAIDE

Friday, 10 Aug 20 12

WEST COAST E Vs GEELONG 6.30PM

12 NOONADELAIDE Vs FREMANTLE

Frida y, 10 Aug 20 12

FRIDAY CHARCOAL SPIT ROASTRoast PORKRoast BEEFRoast LAMBRoast CHICKENAdult Rp. 85,000 - Kid (under 10) Rp. 55,000

Served Buffet Style:Roast Potatoes, Roast Pumpkin, Roast Carrot,Cauliflower (white sauce), Green Beans,

Corn on the cob w ith Gravy + sauces

FRIDAY CHARCOAL SPIT ROAST

1.00 PMRICHMOND Vs W. BULLDOGS

Sa n Migu el

Dr a u g h t B e e r

Smal l @Rp. 16,000

Large @Rp. 21,000

HAPPY HOURS Buy 1 GET 1 FREEFrom 3:30pm to 5:30pm

Monday - Fr iday (week ly)

11.45 AMSt. KILDA Vs MELBOURNE

2.30 PMGOLD COAST Vs G W S

2.30 PMESSENDON Vs NTH. MELB

Sun da y, 12 Aug 20 12

5.30 PMRABBITOHS Vs SEA EAGLES

Mon d a y, 13 Au g 2 0 12

Sa t u r d a y, 1 1 Au g 2 0 1 2

3.30 PMEELS Vs ROOSTERS 5.30 PMWEST TIGERS Vs DRAGONS

7.20 PMCOWBOYS Vs WARRIORS

12 NOONPANTHERS Vs RAIDERS 2.00 PMBULLDOGS Vs BRONCOS

5.00 PMKNIGHTS Vs SHARKS

JULY 2 8 - AUGUST 12 , 2 0 12

LONDON OLYM PIC REPLAY EV ERYDAY

7.30 PMSTORM Vs TITANS


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SEMINYAKWorld renowned for its

s tunning sunsets , bars &restaurants that offer some of thefinest dinning in Asia along with itschic and stylish fashion boutiques,Seminyak has now proved itself asthe most popular destination forboth high net investors, seekingfantastic returns and tourists alike.

No matter where you are inSeminyak, you are only minutesfrom the beaches! The area notonly offers all the buzz andexcitement required to enhanceyour holiday experience, but alsop r o v i d e s i n v e s t o r s w i t hopportunity to benefit from thehighest rental yield that the islandhas to offer.

CANGGUUntil recently, perceived

as something of a hippy hideaway,the attraction and popularity of

Canggu has caught the notice of bothmainstream buyers and investorsalike. As prices in trendy Seminyakarea continue to shoot sky high, alarge number of buyers are nowopting for the more sedate pace ofexpat country lifestyle.

The area not only offers all thefirst class amenities you would expectlike an international school, worldclass championship golf course andan extremely well healed memberonly country club but also boast bars,restaurants and beaches that wehave come to adore here on Theisland of the Gods with very largeplots, superbly designed villas veryclose, if not on the beach, at far morereasonable prices, The Canggu areais fast becomingthe epitome of a lifestyle purchasersdream.

SANURSanur retains the charm of

typical Balinese village whilst atthe same t ime at t rac t ingi n t e r n a t i o n a l h o t e l s a n ddevelopments. Up until the timewhen Nusa Dua was designatedas the Tourist Hot Spot, Sanurwas the place to be. In theseventies, boutique hotels inSanur such as Tanjung Sari,played regular host to star such asMick Jagger and David Bowie.

Since the real estate boomstarted here on the island, Sanurhas somehow been left behind inthe comparison to others areassuch as Seminyak and Nusa Dua.This however is most definitely nota negative, as Sanur still holds trueBalinese charm that other areasmay have to certain degree lost.Whilst sandy beaches, lazy beachcafes and restaurants offer a veryrelaxing lifestyle with great familiesfacilities and international schoolsall nearby.

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Not a Happy LandingBali International FlightAcademy Training AircraftCrashes in North Bali

A training aircraft from theBal i In ternat iona l F l ightAcademy (BIFA) crashed into aprivate home near the LetkolWisnu Airfield in Buleleng, North

Bali.The Cessna 172 aircraft

with registration number PK ROIcrashed while in a landingpattern at about 2:00 pm withtwo student pilots onboard. Thestudents were on a cross-country training flight andreturning to base at the time ofthe accident.

The BIFA students at thedual controls of the aircraft werepilot Rizky Rahmadhani (23) co-pilot Budi Alovo (26). Both mensurvived the crash and weretaken to a local hospital fortreatment. Their injuries werereportedly limited to minor cuts

and abrasions with both men

released from the hospital afterreceiving medical treatment.

According to Radar Bali and the BaliPost, the aircraft was flying too low in a

l a n d i n g p a t t e r npreparatory to landing when itclipped a treetop and crashedinto the yard of a local home.


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Jl. Sunset Road 10X, Kerobokan, BaliPh.+62 361 8475955/Fax.+62 361 8475682

www.xpbali.com/[email protected]

RV-1280REAL INDONESIAN LIVING

A 3 bedroom 2 storey very well built Balinesehouse in the heart of Kerobokan, 4 ARE of

Freehold land situated in a quiet gang not farfrom Cafe Mokka and Bali Buddha. An open

living area with the most intricate wooden

carvings and outside kitchen with an upstairsroom that can be converted to a 4th Bedroomshould you so wish. A well kept garden,

beautiful swimming pool, generous sized staffquarters, parking for 3 cars and electric gate

complete this property.

Price: Rp. 3,000,000,000

Location: Kerobokan

RV-1208FREEHOLD IN KEROBOKAN

If you are looking for a wonderful start uphome in Bali look no more. This propertystrategically located in Kerobokan to all ofthe conveniences. Only 5 minutes to Bali

Deli, easy access to Sunset bypass, the

restaurants and all the shops. This brand newproperty comes with 3 bedrooms, 2bathrooms, excellent paved access road, andmore this property is FREEHOLD match

with a great price.

Price: Rp. 1,300,000,000

Location: Kerobokan

RV-948 BEAUTIFUL BALINESE

A fantastic place to live in Bali strategicallylocated not far from Canggu and Denpasar. This

is a Pavilion style Joglo villa with 3 separatebuildings. 2 buildings contain the 4 en suite

bedrooms and the beautiful kitchen and

living/dining area and 5th bedroom is in the 3rdbuilding. Set in 8 Are the gardens arebeautifully kept and are complimented with an 8meter pool. Parking available for 2 good sizedcars. This has been priced very attractively in

order to obtain a quick sale.Price: EURO 150,000Location: Kerobokan

Theresnever a bettertime to buy in

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Super-robot with twin guns is unveiledA massive robot that cancarry a seated humanpilot, and is armed withtwin Gatling guns, hasgone on show in Japan.

Kuratas is described as the

world's first giant boarding robot,no doubt inspired by the 'mechs'of Japanese anime and mangacomic book culture which featureshuman controllers inside a

walking vehicle.Bu t Kura tas is

different in that it offerstwo types of controlsystem.

The robot can bep i lo ted d i rec t ly , o r

remotely by a userconnected to a 3G devicesuch as a latop, tablet orsmartphone.

The firm that madethe robot, Suidobashi

H e a v yI n d u s t r y ,e v e nreleased at o n g u e - i n -cheek videoshowing howto operate therobot.

It wasunveiled to the world

a t t h e W o n d e rFestival in the Tokyosuburb of Chiba.

Kuratas, whichis referred to as theVaudeville project in apromotional video,has two humanoida r m s a n d f o u rwheeled legs andtwin six-barrelledgatling guns- whichfire BB-sized pelletsat the rate of 6,000rounds per minute.

According toSu id o b a sh i , t h e

weapons are firedwhen the operatorsmiles a systemknown as 'the smileshot'.

O n l o o k e r simmediately likenedthe presence of theguns to the bipedalED-209 from PaulVerhoeven's 1987movie Robocop.

The Enforcement Droid wasbeing presented to a board

meeting when it malfunctioned,fatally opening fire on a haplessyoung OCP executive called MrKinney.

There was no such mishapat the Wonder Festival, and therobot was even allowed out ontothe streets of Tokyo, where it wasseen being driven through thetraffic powered by a diesel engine.

The device, which travels atjust 7mph, can be set to move in alow or high position to enhancethe pilot's field of view.

It also features a Lohaslauncher which fires bottles ofwater and Iron Crow hands and

'feet'.T h e r o b o t i s h u g e

measuring four metres in heightand weighing four tonnes.

But it also comes with asuitably huge price tag, settingpotential purchasers back $1m(637,000).

However, anyone wantingto buy one of the custom builtmachines does have a choice ofcolours including pink.Hp.0819 3613 0084 Office: 0361 847 1874


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NUSA DUAMiles of blindingly white

sandy beaches, protected by a reefenclosing aquamarine lagoons, it wasno surprise that when it was decidedto create a tourist enclave in Bali ,Nusa Dua was first choice.

No more than 20 minutesfrom the international airport, theworlds five star resorts cosy up next toeach other giving first time visitors andunforgettable introduction to theworld's most popular holiday island.

With the same 5 star globalhousehold names offering attractiveownership opportunities, the potentialc l i e n t n e t h a s b r o a d e n e dconsiderably. The area is ideal for

people l iving nearby such asSingapore or Hong Kong, who areable to jet in for a long weekend, yetstill wanting to take full advantage ofthe high end service the island hasbecome famous for.

THE BUKITMuch has been written about

this dusty, arid and rugged area,which forms the southern most tip ofthe island.

Limestone cliffs of up to 100

meters in heightprovide some of the best views in theworld, along with some desertedwhite sandy beaches.

Everyone wants a piece ofthis are, from international hotelchains such as Bvlgari, Versace andBanyan Tree, to establ ishedresidential villa developers lookingfor that perfect plot. The area offerssecluded beaches, and exclusivity toname but a few reasons why this isfast becoming the place to be.Prices have more than tripled in thearea over last 2 years alone with stillplenty of potential to be realized, sonow is a plan. Only a short 15minutes drive from the international

airport, The Bukit is fast beingreferred to as the new MillionairesRow.

JIMBARANJimbaran is just south of the

airport and Kuta. This was formerly areal backwater of south Bali, just atiny fishing village with a dailymarket. That all started to change inthe 1980s and Jimbaran is now hometo several world class 5 star beachresorts, plus a few more moderate

mid-market hotels.There is however little in the

way of budget accommodation andthere are also many high-end villas inthis area, particularly on the ridges ofhigh ground above Jimbaran Bay.This has resulted in monikers such asthe "Beverly Hills of Bali" or"Millionaire's Row".

The bay itself has a pleasantwhite sand beach and is very safe forswimming. The three clusters ofgrilled seafood restaurants on thebeach are a major tourist draw in theevenings, as is the truly stunningsunset.

Jimbaran is also home to aNorwegian University, Gateway

College, with around 500 studentsstudying athletics, philosphy, culture,economics and journalism. Theschool is located in Kedongananclose to Sari Segara Resort and in Jl,Bantas Kau where it also has a smallcafe.

Jimbaran has an increasingnumber of rather chic shops but thereis little or no nightlife here. It has theadvantage of being a little closer toKuta and Seminyak and the culturalhighlights of Central Bali.



RV-1247

SIMPLE & TASTEFUL

Do you want to be close to one of themost beautiful beaches? Yes- That's

mean this nice villa is for you- in just5-10 min distance from Balanganbeach, Jimbaran beach with it's

famous seafood restaurants, NewKuta beach and golf cost or you can

stay at home and enjoy lazy leisure bythe pool. 3 bedrooms, spacey livingand kitchen area under alang-alangroof are build on 5 are of freehold

land. Good value! It would not staylong on the market!

Price: EURO 220,000

Location: Bukit


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KUTA WEEKLYREAL ESTATE GUIDE

As a foreigner, there isa number of ways thatcan lead to you owningyour dream property inBali.

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

PROPERTY OWNERSHIP IN INDONESIA



RV-1207

EXCELLENT VALUE FOR MONEY

Located in popular Seminyak, these new 2bedroom villa has been built with an eye towardscomfortable tropical living. Built on 335 square

meters of land, the single story design flows fromindoor to outdoors and room to room with ease.

Each of the en-suite bedrooms are complete withbuilt in wardrobe and open air shower, and the

open air living/dining/kitchen area overlooks the7 x 3,5 swimming pool with bale attached. Thisvilla come fully furnished, on an initial 24 year

lease with an option to extend. Great spacethroughout!

Price: EURO 185,000Location: Seminyak

RV-1241

ONE OF A KIND IN UMALAS

The villa is designed in European style with tallwindows and high ceilings, with touch of

Balinese style, truly one of a kind and unique.Located in one of Bali's most popular areas inUmalas on 6.95 are of land, the surrounding

countryside with rice paddy fields view and palm

trees create a peaceful atmosphere. This villacomes with 1 bedroom on the ground floor and on

the top floor a spacious master bedroomoverlooks the tranquil surroundings. The 15 meterpool in the middle of a landscaped tropical garden

makes this property perfect to relax.

Price: Rp. 1,700,000,000

Loation: Umalas


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'Psychic' raccoon's Olympic predictionA raccoon which correctlypredicted the winner of Euro 2012has tipped China to top the 2012Olympic medal table.

The Russian zooanimal, called Jemma,became well-known for herpredictions during the

European summer footballtournament, and has nowt urned her sk i l l s t of o r e c a s t i n g O l y m p i cresults.

She was placed on aplastic chair, and four bunswith flags representingdifferent countries werelaid on a table. She thens e l e c t e d t h e b u nrepresenting China and ate it.

'Our Jemma has decided thatthis time the winner of the overallmedal count will be China,' said aworker at Tula zoo.

'Jemma has picked Russia for

the second place. We'll see if itturns out to be true.

'But actually, judging by the

Euro 2012, we can say that theaccuracy of her predictions is almost100%.'

The raccoon was brought tothe zoo in 2000 by circus artists. Shereportedly started giving outpredictions in 2006.

The mammal correctly pickedSpain to win the European footballchampionship back in June.

And in the run-up tothe Olympic Games zooworkers even opened aTwitter account on herb e h a l f t o r e l a y h e r

predictions around theworld.Jemma is not the

first creature to shoot tofame by predicting keysports results.

In 2010 Paul theoctopus successful lyforecast the outcome ofmany World Cup footballmatches in South Africa.

He did it by selecting one oftwo boxes at an aquarium inGermany, each loaded with a musselfood treat and marked on the outsidewith one of the teams.

Tattoo artists converge on MexicoWhile the world's sportingcommunity gather in London forthe Olympics, Mexico's body artenthusiasts gathered in Mexicocity on Saturday as part of thecity's Tattoo Art Mex 2012convention.

The convention which seeshundreds of tattoo artistsconverge on the one location,a l s o h i g h l i g h t e d b o d ymodification, body painting andgraffiti, with live music andmajor displays of motorbikes,cars and trucks, all showcasingtheir tattoo's.

Consuelo Rodriguez, alocal resident getting her first

tattoo at the convention, saidshe chose a flower tattoobecause to her it represents thepositive aspects of her life.

'This tattoo represents life tome. It's a flower, it's a rose, one of myfavourites. I love flowers. To me, itrepresents life. Always being at yourbest and being happy. All of life,' shesaid.

The general public haveattended these conventions to getnew tattoos, modify old ones or

simply meet and chat withfellow enthusiasts.

Danae Ayala, a heavi lytattooed model from Austin, Texas,said her interest in tattoos began as ayoung girl and bloomed as she gotolder.

'Ever since I was a little girl, I

always knew what I would look like.Every time I drew a picture of myself, Iwas always covered in tattoos andpiercings. I think it started with mymother, because I watched her get atattoo on her stomach when I wasvery little, like five I think. Since then,I've been completely fascinated. I gotmy first tattoo when I was 18 and it

just kind of ignited a fire within me,

and I can't stop,' she said.Tattoo artist Alfredo Garcia,

who goes by the name 'Diore', saidthat tattoos have overcome their paststigma and now people from allsectors of society are interested ingetting a tattoo.

'Now in our studios we receiveolder women, older men,grandmothers, fathers. Allsorts of people are gettingtattoos. It's becoming morecommon. Not just to get atattoo, but to have a mark onyour body. For many it issignificant for them, and theywant to have it for the rest oftheir lives-- whether it's an

idea, a remembrance, aperson, a good story, or just adesign that you like and that

goes with your body and makes youlook better.'

Among those expected toattend the convention is Maria JoseCristerna, Mexico's famed 'VampireWoman', who is covered in tattoosand has added dental fangs, titaniumhorn implants and over thirty piercingto her body.

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Aries March 21 to April 20Boisterous, bossy behavior will get you into trouble, especiallyearly in the week. Think twice before you challenge authorityfigures or arouse the opposition of loved ones. Diplomacy isnot your natural forte, but it's exactly what you need at themoment. So slip on your humility hat Rams! Expect anexciting weekend when you'll feel passionate, positive andproductive.

Taurus April 21 to May 21Have you been bustling around like a busy Bull on steroids?With Venus [your ruling planet] moving through Cancer [fromAugust 7 until September 7] relax and enjoy the cozy comfortsof home sweet home. It's also an opportune time to calmchoppy waters with a fractious family member. Friday is theperfect day for creative inspiration or a romantic rendezvous.

Gemini May 22 to June 21Avoid the temptation to spread gossip early in the week. If youpass on information that was given to you in confidence, you'llend up feeling foolish and friendless. Thank goodnessMercury moves forwards again mid-week. Expect all forms ofcommunication and travel to improve, as you get your Geminimojo back in spades! A creative approach at work bringsbenefits.

Cancer June 22 to July 23The more proactive [and less reactive] you are, the better theweek will be. With Venus visiting your sign [from August 7-September 7] it's time to up the charm factor. You can beincredibly persuasive when you're in the mood. The Sun andJupiter give you a confidence boost on Sunday, so polish yoursocial skills and start networking like a pro. No side-steppingCrabs!

Leo July 24 to August 23Leos love to pontificate but heaps of hubris usually lands you

in hot water [especially as Mercury has been reversingthrough your sign]. Thankfully it moves forwards againmidweek so, from Thursday through to Sunday, strive to patchup problems you have caused over the last three weeks. Timeto cool down, compromise and eat humble pie whenrequired.

Libra September 24 to October 23With Mars and Saturn moving through your sign, are you keento initiate changes but you're procrastinating and not surewhere to start? Just bite the bullet and begin! Your quote forthe week is from birthday great Andy Warhol They alwayssay time changes things, but you actually have to changethings yourself. Friday's fabulous Venus/Neptune aspectsfavor love.

Scorpio October 24 to November 22With the Sun shining in your career zone [and Mercurymoving forwards] all eyes are on you at work so make sureyou are putting on a good show! Just remember thatcompromise will get you a lot further than confrontation Ifyou're looking for employment, cast your net far and wide.Foreign friendships are favored, as Venus blesses overseasconnections.

Sagittarius November 23 to December 21The focus is on money matters and the more you nurture yourfinances, the more they will flourish. Don't expect instantresults though! Managing cash and credit carefully now willlead to financial security in the future. You're at your sparklingbest on Sunday, as Jupiter jump starts your confidence andyou cheer up loved ones with your sunny Sagittarian nature.

Capricorn December 22 to January 20A condescending attitude will lead to a fraction too muchfriction, especially with a patient partner or a frazzled familymember. Cool compromise is what's needed, as Venusmoves into your relationship zone. Canny Capricorns are alsoin detective mode as you read a murder mystery, solve apuzzle or research a favorite topic. Friday favors fraternizingwith friends.

Aquarius January 21 to February 19You're in the mood to compromise with colleagues, as Venus

visits your relationship zone [from August 7-September 7] andyou strive for professional peace. It's time for adversarialAquarians to be calm, kind and cooperative! It's a wonderfulweekend to catch up with friends in your local community plus make connections with a creative new crowd.

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Virgo August 24 to September 23Have you been working hard behind the scenes but withoutmuch feedback? Mercury moves forwards again mid-week,so others will start to notice what a great job you've beendoing. Saturn continues to crawl through your cash zone, butMars is giving you the confidence to be more financiallyproactive. You'll have a successful weekend if you combinelogic with intuition.

Pisces February 20 to March 20If you make major purchases [or important financialdecisions] this week, you may be biting off more than you cancomfortably chew. In the present economic climate, slow andsteady wins the money race. Friday through to Sunday is theperfect time for creative endeavors and romantic reveries but don't let someone take advantage of your generous [andgullible] nature.


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138 skydivers break world recordFalling at speeds of up to 355kilometres an hour, nearly 140skydivers have shattered thevertical skydiving worldrecord, flying heads-down ina m a s s i v e s n o w f l a k eformation over Illinois.

Three judges representingthe Federation AeronautiqueI n t e r n a t i o n a le ( F A I ) , t h einternational air sports agency,certified that 138 skydivers createdthe formation on Friday eveningover Ottawa, about 130kms o u t h w e s t o fChicago. It took 15attempts over threedays for the team tobreak the previousr e c o r d o f 1 0 8skydivers set in2009.

S k y d i v e r stravelled from all

over the world totake part in therecord a t tempt ,i n c l u d i n g f r o mAustra l ia. Otherf e a t u r e dn a t i o n a l i t i e sincluded the UK, France, Spain,Norway, Sweden, Switzerland,Ukraine, Russia, Italy and Belgium.

'I feel amazing,' RookNelson, an organiser and theowner of Skydive Chicago wherethe record was broken, said shortlyafter he made the jump. 'There wasa lot of emotion and a lot of dayswhere we should have got it. But

we dug down deep and stuck at it.'F o l l o w in g mo n t h s o f

planning, tryouts and camps todecide who could take part in thedangerous challenge, the recordbreakers squeezed into six aircraftand launched themselves into theair at 5640 metres. Flying at such ahigh altitude presents a risk ofaltitude sickness, so the skydiversand pilots used oxygen tanksaboard the planes.

Four camera operatorsshooting video and stills jumpedwith the 138 participants to recordtheir achievement for the FAI

judges. Those images are key, saidco-organiser Mike Swanson, aprofessional skydiver who base

jumped from Willis Tower and itsfellow Chicago skyscraper TrumpTower for the movie Transformers3.

If no-one records the 46m-wide formation showing all the

jumpers in their pre-assigned slots,'then it wasn't really done',

Swanson said.The challenge for the record

began on Wednesday, midwaythrough a 10-day skydiving festival.After each attempt, the organisersreviewed the videos and decidedwho should stay and who should beswapped out for one of the dozensof hopefuls who didn't make theinitial cut.

'It's a hard job coming in from

the bench,' said Erica Tadokoro, anAustralian from Brisbane. 'Youhave to be positive because it's ateam effort.'

Tadokoro, 43, was one of just13 women selected in the firststring. She was cut after the 14thunsuccessful attempt - one shy ofthe record jump.

Nelson expla ined thatvertical flying is 'basically doing aheadstand' in the air. The lack of

wind resistance speedsthe skydivers' fall rate to anaverage of 275km/h to 290km/h.Ahead of the record attempt, hesaid some of those involvedwould need to reach muchhigher speeds. And that

increased the risks.If they're not payingattention when diving into theformat ion at upwards of355km/h, 'it's going to be likesomeone running a red light andyou taking them out', Nelsonsaid.

E a c hskydiver knewexactly when toexit the aircraft,whom to followand where in theformation theyshould be. At2 1 3 5 m , t h e

skydivers beganto peel away on alast-in, first-outbasis, and eachwave deployedtheir parachutesa t a l t i t u d e s

specified according to theirpositions in the formation.

'We don't want everyone toopen their parachutes at thesame altitude because theneverybody lands at the sametime. We stack the sky vertically'to avoid collisions, Nelson said.

The American ParachuteAssociation says that of anestimated three million skydivesmade across the US in 2011, 21were fatal. And most skydivingaccidents happen under canopy.

Among the overseascontingent was 40-year-oldAhmed Sferi from Reunion whosaid he travelled for two daysfrom his tiny Indian Ocean islandhome to reach Chicago so hecould take part.

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LebaranAt the end of the month of Ramadhan and itsspecial religious observance is the Eid holiday,called Idul Fitri or Lebaran in Indonesia on 19thAugust 2012.

In Indonesia, this is the time when Muslims visit

their family and friends to ask for forgiveness for anywrongs they have committed in the previous year. Theyexpress this wish in the phrase Mohon Maaf Lahir Batinwhich means "forgive me from the bottom of myheart/soul for my wrongdoings in the past year". Atraditional Arabic (Muslim) greeting for the Eidcelebrations is also commonly used in Indonesia "MinalAidin Wal Fa Idzin", which is expressed upon meetingfriends and family during the festive days. Traditionalfoods are consumed, family and friends gather to askforgiveness and exchange greetings, new clothing isworn, children receive gifts of money and visits are madeto recreational parks -- all to celebrate the successfulcompletion of the fasting month. On Java, prior to the startof the fasting month (but not during it), visits are made tothe graves of family ancestors (nyekar) to pay respects,clean the grave and leave flowers, causing major traffic

jams near all major cemeteries.Idul Fitri begins with mass prayer

gatherings early in the morning at mosques,open fields, parks and on major streets. It isan amazing sight to see rows of hundreds ofMuslim women all dressed in their mukena(white, head-to-toe prayer gowns) performingthe synchronized prayer ritual. Muslim mentend to wear sarong, traditional shirts and pecihats to Idul Fitri morning prayers. On the walkhome from the mass prayers, quick visits aremade to friends in the neighborhood to ask forforgiveness.

Following the morning prayers andneighborhood visits, visits are made to closefamily members around town. Familymembers go to their parents first and then to the mostsenior relative's house (oldest person in the family) toMohon Maaf ... with family members. Then dependin gon your age/status in the family, you visit aunts anduncles homes to do the same. At each house drinks and

cookies or snacks are served, and since it is very impol iteto refuse the food, by the end of the day you are so full youcan hardly move. These customs may entail several daysof visiting relatives and often there will be a gathering offamily members at the senior-most relative's house.

Employees may also visit the homes of their seniorbosses in the company or critical business colleaguesand government officials to "Mohon Maaf ... " after theirfamily visits are completed. In Jakarta, these customsentail days and days of visiting relatives and colleaguesresulting in a great time of family reunions and upset tonormal working/living schedules. Many people also takethe opportunity of the Lebaran holiday to visit recreational

parks.While gathering with family, it is customary for the

adults to give the young children some money ... they maymeet you at the door shaking their wallets! It is alsocustomary to distribute money to children in the poorneighborhoods around your home, Rp 1,000 (or more) per

child will bring huge smiles to their faces!In Jakarta neighborhoods there may also be

organized fun and games sponsored by local busi nesses... including climbing a greased pole to try to get to theprizes on the top called panjat pinang. A fun site to see!

Strongly held traditions to visit family at this timenecessitate the exodus of and estimated 7.13 million(2011 estimated figures) people from Jakarta alone, aswell as additional millions from other urban centers, torural villages and hometowns for the Lebaran holiday. Thelogistics of this exodus causes enormous headaches forthe government each year. During this period the streets inJakarta are nearly empty as the population decreasesdramatically. The hardships and inconveniences enduredby the travelers in overcrowded buses, trains and cars isunbelievable, yet they feel that this is a small price to pay tospend the holidays with their family and friends.

T r a d i t i o n a l l yt h e s e u r b a ndwellers comebearing gifts ormoney earnedd u r i n g t h eprevious year fortheir family.

There aretwo peaks to thisexodus whichc a u s e m a j o rl o g i s t i c a lnightmares ...the departureback to the home

village/town ... and then the return to the town ofresidence.

They often return from the exodus accompanied b yrelatives and friends looking for work in the cities,

furthering the pressures of urbanization. The governmentattempts to prevent the socially undesirable such asbeggars, vagrants and others from migrating to the cites,but the task is overwhelming.

During the weeks after Lebaran many groups holdhalal bilhalal gatherings where employees from acompany, friends, colleagues or members of anorganization gather to share a meal and ask each other'sforgiveness. Non-Muslims are often invited to participatein these festive gatherings also.

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Tooth decay bigger issue than asthmacan be avoided," Dr Agapitos

said."It is important to brush twice a

day using a soft toothbrush andtoothpaste containing fluoride.

"Flossing is just as importantas brushing and should be done

da i l y . A non-a l coho l -basedmouthwash can also be beneficial."

Dr Agapitos said a balanceddiet was crucial to maintaining goodoral health.

Tooth decay is an epidemic inAustralia and more than 30per cent of people only brushtheir teeth once a day,according to the AustralianDental Association.

It was the country's mostcommon health problem, whichcost the economy $2 billion ayear, but it was also one of themost preventable, the ADA saidas it launched Dental HealthWeek today.

Although tooth decay wasfive times more prevalent than

asthma in children, 35 per cent ofparents said their children onlybrushed once a day and 60 percent expected them to have toothdecay.

Spiros Agapitos, ownerand principal dentist at DentalExcellence in Mt Hawthorn, saidtooth decay was not necessarilyinevitable.

"With a healthy, well-balanceddiet, good oral hygiene and regularvisits to the dentists, in many casestooth decay and other oral diseases

drinks and lollies and foodsthat stick to teeth such as toffee," hesaid.

" A c i d i c f oods such astomatoes and citrus fruits should beeaten with a larger meal to reduce theacid effect."

Dr Agapitos said thefluoride in tap water protectedteeth from decay, as did dairyproducts and high-vitamin, low-acid fruits and vegetables.

The new ADA research alsoshowed that 83 per cent of peoplesaid bad oral hygiene was thebiggest turn-off on a first date,followed by body odour (5 percent) and poor fashion sense (4per cent).

This was no surprise to DrAgapitos, who said bad breathwas a common complaint from hispatients.

"In most cases it is easilyfixed by a dental clean and the

implementation of a good oralhygiene routine," he said. "Having abright, white smile and fresh breathgives an individual great confidence."

Companies get go ahead for space taxisNASA has given a total of$1 .06 b i l l i on to th reecompanies to developcommercial spaceships tocarry astronauts intospace within the nextfive years.

S i e r r a N e v a d aCorporation, SpaceX andBoeing were given the green-l i g h t f r o m N A S A f o rdevelopment of the craft in thenext phase of a program aimedto revive the commercial spaceindustry and allow NASA tofocus on other priorities.

B o e i n g r e c e i v e d$US460 million, SpaceX $US440million and Sierra Nevada $US212.5million. Boeing and SpaceX aredeveloping crew capsules, whileSierra Nevada's design is for a wingedplane-style craft.

'Today, we are announcinganother critical step toward launching

our astronauts from US soil onspace systems built by Americancompanies,' NASA AdministratorCharles Bolden said. 'We have

selected three companies that will helpkeep us on track to end theoutsourcing of human spaceflight andcreate high-paying jobs in Florida andelsewhere across the country.'

NASA has provided fundsseveral times in recent years toencourage commercial spacedevelopment with the goal of turning

over t he shu t t l i ng o fastronauts and cargo to theInternational Space Station tooutside companies.

Since retiring itsspace shuttle fleet lastyear, it has continued tod e v e l o p t h e n e x t -

g e n e r a t i o n O r i o nspacecraft designed forlonger distances with aneye on a possible trip to anasteroid and later Mars.

In May, SpaceX'sDragon capsule becamethe first non-governmentalspacecraft to dock to theISS and deliver cargo to the

orbiting laboratory. It has said itscapsule is designed to be easilymodified to carry astronauts.

Russia's Soyuz is the onlyspacecraft capable of ferryingastronauts to the ISS.

Revenge. . .A m a r ri e d c o u p l e w a s i n a t e r r i b l e a c c i d e n t

w h e r e t h e w o m a n ' s f a c e w a s se v e re l y b u r n e d .T h e d o c t o r t o l d t h e h u sb a n d t h a t t h e y c o u l d n ' tg r a f t a n y s k i n f r o m h e r b o d y b e c a u s e sh e w a st o o s k i n n y . So t h e h u s b a n d o f f e r e d t o d o n a t e

some o f h is own sk in .H o w e v e r , t h e o n l y s k i n o n h i s b o d y t h a t t h e

d o c t o r f e l t w a s su i t a b l e w o u l d h a v e t o c o m ef r o m h i s b u t t o c k s . T h e h u sb a n d a n d w i f e a g r e e dt h a t t h e y w o u l d t e l l n o o n e a b o u t w h e r e t h e sk i nc a m e f r o m , a n d r e q u e st e d t h a t t h e d o c t o r a l so

honor the i r secre t . A f te r a l l , th is was a veryd e l i c a t e m a t t e r .A f t e r t h e su r g e r y w a s c o m p l e t e d , e v e ry o n e w a s

a s t o u n d e d a t t h e w o m a n ' s n e w b e a u t y . Sh el o o k e d m o r e b e a u t i f u l t h a n s h e e ve r h a d b e f o r e !A l l her f r iends and re la t ives just we nt on and ona b o u t h e r y o u t h f u l b e a u t y ! O n e d a y , s h e w a s

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j ust w a nt to th a nk y o u fo r e ver y th in g y ou d id fo rm e . T h e r e i s n o w a y I c o u l d e v e r r e p a y y o u . "

" M y d a r l i ng , " h e r e p l ie d , " t h i n k n o t h i n g o f i t . Ig e t a l l t h e t h a n k s I n e e d e v e ry t i m e I se e y o u r

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Madonna a bitch says EltonSir Elton John has blastedsuperstar singer Madonnaduring a candid interviewwith Molly Meldrum.

"Her career's over, hertour's been a disaster, and itcouldn't happen to a bigger bitch,"

he said in an interview."She looks like a fairground

stripper."The spat follows a feud

sparked in January when bothwere nominated for a GoldenGlobe award for Best OriginalSong and Madonna won.

This is the latest sledge in therapidly escalating war of words,although Madonna has stayedsagely silent on the British knight'scontinued attacks.

Last night, Sir Elton deliveredanother salvo "If Madonna had anycommon sense, she wouldn't havemade a record like Ray of Light,stayed away from the dance stuff,and just been a great pop singerand made great pop records, whichshe does brilliantly."

Sir Elton is due to play PerthArena on November 12.

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70 year old man completes year long runThree Japanese menhave completed a year-long transcontinentalrun from Paris to Tokyo

s p a n n i n g 1 3 , 3 5 0kilometres.Reports confirm 71-year-

old Kenichi Hatori, his son, 28-year-old Akihito, and his colleagueTakenobu Sugama, 50, have beenrunning 43km a day to thank theworld for helping Japan recoverfrom the 2011 earthquake andtsunami disaster.

The men, from FukushimaPrefecture, have covered 14countries since June 25 2011,

including the mountainousregions of China and the tsunami-damaged coastlines of northernJapan.

In March 2011 Japan wasdevastated by a 9.0

earthquake, with aresu l tan t t sunamiripping through theTohoku coastline, killingnearly 16,000 people.

'The people I metduring my journey toldme 'Never give up,Japan' and that supportwarmed me and keptme running. Japan willno doubt recover fromthe disaster,' Hatori was

quoted as saying.Some 300 people turned out

to support the men in downtownTokyo as they completed their long

journey.Hatori hopes

the feat will alsoi n s p i r e o t h e rpeople over 70 tokeep energetic.

'I want to tellthe elderly peoplein their 70s or 80sto be more activea n d v i g o r o u sbecause they arestill in the middle oftheir youth,

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As it happened: Olympics 2012 day by dayLook back on each day as it

unfolded in London.

Day Ten: as it happenedDay Ten was a memorable one

for Australia in London, with sailor TomSlingsby delivering a welcome goldmedal in the men's Laser class and histeam-mates Iain Jensen and NathanOutteridge securing an unassailable leadin the men's 49ers.Shane Perkins capped his Olympicdebut with a bronze medal, while AnnaMeares's tantalising date with VictoriaPendelton in the women's sprint finaledged closer.Patty Mills shot truly from the three-pointline to give the Boomers a buzzer-beating victory over Russia. The Aussiesface a sterner test in the form of TeamUSA in the quarter-f inals. The

Hockeyroos were not so lucky, missingout on the semis on goal difference toArgentina.Day Nine: as it happened

Day Nine in London will foreverbe owned by Usain Bolt. With the rest ofthe world standing still, watching in awe,the towering Jamaican ran faster thanany man has before in an Olympic final todefend his 100 metres title.There was gold and redemption for ScotAndy Murray as he finally toppled RogerFederer at Wimbledon to add to GreatBritain's golden Games.From an Aussie perspective there wereno medals, but the Opals progressed tothe quarters and the women's waterpoloteam moved to just one win away fromthe gold medal match.Day Eight: as it happened

The go ld-medal drought

extended another day for Australia asGreat Britain sparkled on Day Eight withsix gold medals and one silver acrossrowing, cycling and track and field.Australia added to its world-famous silvermedal tally thanks to the women's4x100m medley relay, the men's foursrowing and long jumper Mitchell Watt.Single sculler Kim Crow, triathlete ErinDensham and the men's 4x100m medleyrelay team also added bronze medals.Day Seven: as it happened

The gold medals continued toelude Australia on Day Seven asBritain dominated the day with three

golds on the Velodrome track.

Cyclist Anna Meares failed to make apodium place in her high-profile bout withUK rival Victoria Pendleton, but theAustralian men's team pursuit team didget silver, with the British side breaking theworld record.Dan Noonan, James Mcrae, ChrisMorgan and Karsten Forsterling tookbronze in the men's quad sculls, while KimCrow and Brooke Pratley claimed silver inthe women's double sculls.Day Six: as it happened

Aust ra l i a ' s go ld droughtcontinued on Day Six, but kayaker JessFox did snare silver and cyclists AnnaMeares and Kaarle McCullouch managedbronze in the first day of track cycling.There was no medals for Australia in thepool, where Michael Phelps added to hisillustrious honour roll by becoming the firstmale to three-peat in the same event in

winning the 200m IM.The Hockeyroos meanwhi le hadgoalkeeper Toni Cronk to thank for a 1-0win over the US while the Boomers tookdown China.Day Five: as it happened

Gold continue to avoid Australiaon Day Five, as world champion JamesMagnussen was beaten by one hundredthof a second in the 100m freestyle final.The women's 4x200m freestyle relayteam collected silver behind USA whileSarah Tait and Kate Hornsey also pickedup second with a barnstorming finish intheir women's pair final at Eton Dorney.Lauren Jackson, Australia's flag bearer atthe opening ceremony, top-scored in avital win for the Opals while veteran beachvolleyballer Nat Cook bowed out of herfifth and final Olympics.Day Four: as it happened

Australia picked up two minormedals in the pool to Alicia Couttsand Bronte Barratt, but the limelightwas stolen by American MichaelPhelps, who became the mostsuccessful athlete in Olympicshistory.Phelps picked up a shock silver in hisfavoured 200m butterfly and a gold inthe men's 4x200m freestyle relay tosurpass Soviet gymnast LarisaLatynina's record of 18 medals.Australia faired better outside thepool on Day Four, with the men's

waterpolo, hockey and volleyball all

registering wins while the Hockeyroosknocked off world number three Germany.Day Three: as it happened

It was a day of tears for EmilySeebohm, who was forced to settle forsilver in the women's 100m backstrokefinal.Leisel Jones could only finish fifth in the100m breaststroke final as youngLithuanian Ruta Meilutyte claimed gold.Belinda Snell's amazing buzzer-beatercould not rescue the Opals as they lost inovertime to France, but the Kookaburrasbrought some cheer for the aussies with a6-0 thrashing of South Africa.Day Two: as it happened

Australia won a silver and bronzemedal in the pool but endured adisappointing Day Two in London.The major shock was the men's 4x100mfreestyle relay team failing to win a medal

as James Magnussen misfired in his lead-off leg and the team finished fourth behindwinners France.Christian Sprenger won silver in the men's100m breaststroke, while Alicia Couttscame third in the women's 100m butterfly.Day One: as it happened

Australia won its first gold medalof the London Olympics on Day One,claiming victory in the women's 4x100mfreestyle relay ahead of the Netherlands insecond place and the United States whotook bronze.Alicia Coutts, Cate Campbell, BrittanyElmslie, Melanie Schlanger broken theOlympic record, coming in at 3:33:15.The win came as China claimed four goldmedals out of the 12 available on openingday.

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AskM

artha

Hello Martha my name is Eric and I have

been living in Bali for almost a year now

and have bought a house which I am

renovating. I have had a few people

helping me get things that I need to get

the job done and so far can't believe how

hard things are to actually get done here

as a foreigner. For one instance I needed

some bricks and so I went and got my

good Balinese friend Putu to help me buy

a thousand of them. I paid Putu for them

and then paid to get them delivered. We

needed more and so I went directly to thesame place to get more but I was told that

they have none left. When I looked

around the yard there seemed to be heaps

of bricks but the bloke insisted that there

was none. I called my friend Putu to come

and help me and when he went there later

the same day there was plenty to buy

which is what I thought when I saw the

huge stacks there. I gave him the money

for the bricks and the delivery and the

bricks came. Why didn't the man want to

sell me the bricks?? I find it hard to get

things done sometimes.

Eric Morgan Sydney

Dear Eric,

Bali can certainly wear some people down

& does test most people's patience from time

to time. It is always a good idea to have a

local to help you & remember dear to

ensure he is well looked after, that way you

can be assured he will do the right thing by

you.


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Dear Martha,

A British mum whofound a boa constrictorin her bathroom initiallythought it was a mouldybanana.

The 28-year-old mother oftwo toddlers was scrubbing thebathroom in her home inParkstone, in England's Dorsetcounty, and noticed "what Ithought was a mouldy banana",

She decided to leave 'themouldy banana', thinking she'd

get to it a little later. But little didshe know that decision had puther children in imminent danger.

"Three days later I wasbathing my twolittle ones andwiped aroundthe floor againwhen I saw thatthis thing wass t i c k in g o u tmore than

before, but as I got closer itwent back in. I was so shocked, Icouldn't believe it," Stacey Waysaid.

"I looked closer andrealised that the banana, or nowsnake, had a mouth."

Turned out to be a bigmouth capable of eating almostanything they can catch andstretch their jaws around toswallow.

Native to the Americas, boaconstrictors often grow up to fourmetres long.

"Now I think I'm seeingsnakes everywhere," Way said,later adding, "I don't mind snakes

f r o m adistance, butn o t i n m ybathroom."

T h es n a k e w a sremoved by areptile centre.

Mum 'mistook boa constrictor formouldy banana'

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Manly lose Lussick, Rabbitoh Burgess escapesSouths prop SamBurgess will be free totake on Manly onFriday night but theSea Eagles will bewithout forwardDarcy Lussickafter both playerspleaded guilty toi n f r i n g e m e n t stoday.

Burgess's goodrecord sees him escapesuspension despitepleading guilty to agrade two high tacklecharge on Gold Coastf u l l - b a c k W i l l i a mZillman last Sunday.

It is a good result

for the Rabbitohs withBurgess in outstandingform heading into thecrucial clash against theSea Eagles.

Despite the charge theEnglish international said henever considered changing hisapproach on the field.

"I think I will be all right,obviously it is not ideal to carry

over points," Burgesssaid.

"That's how it is. We'll seewhat happens over the next fewweeks and hopefully I will beplaying."

Burgess carries over 93points which means if he ischarged again he could pick upa suspension at the businessend of the season.

Lussick pleaded guilty toa striking charge when he

Ashton Sims with hisforearm.

Two previous charges inthe past two years weighed onLussick's fate with the propsuspended for two matches.

Sharks centre Colin Bestalso escaped suspension whenpleading guilty to a trippingcharge and will be free to takeon Newcastle on Monday night.


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The record peaked at the top of both the main United States Billboardchart and the United Kingdom Albums Chart. "Go Your Own Way", "Don'tStop", "Dreams", and "You Make Loving Fun" were released as singles.A Grammy Award winner, Rumours is Fleetwood Mac's most successfulrelease with sales of over 40 million copies worldwide.

The band wanted to expand on the commercial success of the1975 record Fleetwood Mac, but struggled with relationship breakupsbefore recording started. The Rumours studio sessions were marked byhedonistic behavior and interpersonal strife between Fleetwood Macmembers; these experiences informed the album's lyrics. Influenced bypop music, the record's tracks were recorded using a combination ofacoustic and electric instruments. The mixing process delayed thecompletion of Rumours, but was finished by the end of 1976. Followingthe album's release in 1977, Fleetwood Mac undertook worldwidepromotional tours.

Rumours garnered widespread critical acclaim. Praise centeredon its production quality and harmonies, which frequently relied on theinterplay among three vocalists. The record has inspired the work ofmusical acts in different genres. Often considered Fleetwood Mac's bestrelease, it has featured in several publications' lists of the best albums ofthe 1970s and the best albums of all time. In 2004, Rumours was

remastered and reissued with the addition of an extra track and a bonusCD of outtakes from the recording sessions.

Press intrusions into the band members' lives led to inaccuratestories. Christine McVie was reported to be in hospital with a seriousillness, while Buckingham and Nicks were declared the parents of

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In autumn 1976, while still recording, Fleetwood Mac showcased tracks from Rumours at theUniversal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles. John McVie suggested the album title to the band becausehe felt the members were writing "journals and diaries" about each other through music. WarnerBros, confirmed the release details to the press in December and chose "Go Your Own Way" as aJanuary 1977 promotional single The label's aggressive marketing of 1975's Fleetwood Mac, inwhich links with dozens of FM and AM radio stations were formed across America, aided the

promotion of Rumours. At the time, the album's advance order of 800,000 copies was the largest inWarner Bros.' history.Rumours was released on 4 February 1977 in the US and a week later in the UK. The front

cover features a stylized shot of Fleetwood and Nicks dressed in her "Rhiannon" stage persona,while the back has a montage of band portraits; all the photographs were taken by HerbertWorthington. On 28 February 1977, after rehearsing at SIR Studios in Los Angeles, Fleetwood Macstarted a seven month-long promotional tour of America. Nicks has noted that, after performingmostly Rumours songs during gigs, the band initially encountered poor receptions from fans whowere not accustomed to the new material. A one-off March performance at a benefit concert forUnited States Senator Birch Bayh in Indiana was followed by a short European tour of the UK, theNetherlands, France, and Germany in April. Nigel Williams of Uncut called Fleetwood Mac'sperformances "rock's greatest soap opera". "Dreams", released in June 1977, became the band'sonly number one on the US Billboard Hot 100.

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Lowndes sweeps Ipswich round

For the second straight yearHolden veteran CraigLowndes has completed aclean sweep of the IpswichV8 Supercars round in am a j o r b o o s t t o h i schampionship hopes.

Backing up from his 140-kilometre race victory on

Saturday, Lowndes, 38, againproved too good in the 200kmfinale on Sunday to maintain hisMidas touch at home trackQueensland Raceway.

It was Lowndes' fifthstraight victory - and 11th overall -at Ipswich.

He finished the 65-lap racealmost two seconds ahead ofFord's Mark Winterbottom aftertheir absorbing duel wasdisrupted by backmarkers, withseries leader Jamie Whincup adistant third.

Initially it did not look like itwould be Lowndes's day after he

struggled in qualifying beforepulling out a blistering last gasplap to start the race fourth on thegrid.

Winterbottom got the jumpon pole sitter and team-mate WillDavison at the start with Lowndeslooming large in his mirror.

Lowndes made his moveo n l a p s i x , o v e r t a k i n gWinterbottom's Falcon, and wasnever headed despite plenty of

p r e s s u r efrom his Ford rival.

L o w n d e schipped 42 pointsfrom Whincup'sseries lead overthe weekend withthe potent ia l ly

series-decid ingendurance roundson the horizon.

W h i n c u pleads with 2,052points, 82 aheadof Winterbottom,176 more than

Davison and 256 ahead of Lowndesmidway through the season.

"The last couple of years wehave had a good back half of theyear - I hope it continues," Lowndessaid.

"I love the endurance rounds."

There was not muchLowndes did not achieve lastweekend.

He set a new qualifying laprecord to grab pole in the openingrace before sealing a dominantvictory on Saturday.

And he was not to be

denied on Sunday, providingWhincup and Ford title threatsWinterbottom and Davison plentyof food for thought ahead of thenext round at Sydney's EasternCreek track from August 25-26.

While Lowndes dominated,Winterbottom and Davison stillexorcised the demons of lastyear's nightmare Ipswich roundwhen they struggled to break thetop 15 and were lapped.

Davison finished sixth onSaturday and fourth on Sunday.

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Man on hold with Qantas for 15 hoursAn Adelaidebusinessmansays he wasput on hold for15 hours byQantas as he

t r i e d t oconfirm hisflight.

Andrew Kahnwaited on hold onhis mobile phonefor 15 hours, 40minutes and onesecond as he triedto get through toQantas.

Mr Kahn called Qantas at7.22pm on Wednesday trying toconfirm his travel arrangementsfor a trip to New York on Sundaybut gave up at 11.01am on

Thursday after his call was not

answered."I hung up in the end simply

because I had had enough," MrKahn told said.

Mr Kahn said he called backonly to be told a code error meanthe was not booked on his flight.

He said his experience

shows Qantas isdisconnected fromtheir customer careand maintained hewould not travel withQantas again.

Qantas said ithad no record of any

caller waiting 15 hoursto get through to itscustomer care centres.

A Q a n t a sspokesman said theairline's average waittime was under aminute and the longestwait time was 17minutes.

The airline said Mr Kahn'sbooking had been cancelled dueto a system error, but has nowbeen reinstated.

The airline said it waslooking into the matter andapologised for any inconvenience

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And if he leaves the Power, angry athow he has been treated, then he iskeeping it to himself.

"The club has given me a hugeamount. For that, I will always be in debt tothem," he said.

"I maintain this club is on an excitingjourney - it's full of promise.

"But I won't be here to enjoy thatjourney."

Axed Port Adelaide coach Matthew Primussaid it was a "dream come true" to coach theteam where he had served as both a playerand captain for so long.

But it has become a nightmare for the formerruckman who was sacked on Monday, a victim of anunderperforming and inconsistent squad.

"The journey hasn't gone according to plan. I wantedto coach this club for another 10 years if I could," he said.

"I wanted to be here for a long time. Unfortunately,that won't happen."

But Primus, a foundation player with Port in 1997,said he still believed the Power had a bright future andurged long-suffering supporters and sponsors to stick withthe club.

"Now we really need you, not just in the next couple ofmonths but in the coming years," he said.

Primus took over as Port Adelaide coach towards theend of the 2010 season when Mark Williams quit.

He guided the side to four wins from its last fivegames that year, earning a two-year contract that is due toexpire at the end of this season.

But that early promise seemed to evaporate in 2011as the side plunged to second last with just three wins.

Port showed improvement in 2012, but not enough toconvince the Port board to take up the option of stickingwith Primus for a third year.

The last straw was the side's embarrassingperformance against Greater Western Sydney onSaturday when the Giants inflicted a 34-point drubbing.

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"But the players have acknowledged that."Primus will leave Port with a less-than-impressive

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