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Volume 7, Issue 415 27 Nov - 3 Dec 2014 (415)

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Prisoners of ParadiseBali's Kerobokan Prison Bursting with InmatesWhile New Prison Construction in Bangli Stuckin Bureaucratic and Funding Delays

An estimated Rp. 27 billion (US$2.25 million) is needed tocomplete a new penitentiary in the village of Susut near Bangliintended to be used exclusively for drug offenders and to relievethe overcrowding at Bali's main prison in Kerobokan.

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A member ofCommission III ofthe Indones ianH o u s e o fRepresentatives(DPR-RI) , PutuSudiantara, told

NusaBali that theKerobokan prison isnow housing nearly1,000 exceedingby nearly 300% itsoriginal intendedcapacity of 360p r i s o n e r s .S u d i a n t a r acommented that the new prisonin Bangli has been underconstruction for a long time andits completion must now bemade a priority.

Sudiantara was part a 3-man team from Commission III

that visited the Kerobokanprison on Saturday, November15, 2014 where they discussedprison budgets, repairs at theKerobokan prison following a2012 fire, prison vehicles,requi rements for pr i sonamnesty and even cells for

conjugal visits.In reviewing

conditions at thep r i s o n i t w a srevealed that therea r e n o b u d g e ta l l o c a t i o n s

a v a i l a b l e f o rprisoner transportor medical care.M o r e o v e r , t h eprison apparentlyhas no firearms.

S u d i a n t a r asaid conditions att h e K e r o b o k a n

prison were now intolerablewith 873 people staying in aprison designed for only 360people.

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G'day again folks and welcome to the Schoolies issue of the Kuta WeeklyBali's Premier Weekly Newspaper and isn't it great to see the youngAustralians traipsing around town with Bintang tank tops on, holding theobligatory green bottles with almost all being adorned with a tattoo ofsome sort. I find it strange that the youngies of today seem to think it's aright of passage to have a tattoo and the number of young women withthem is astounding. It's ok when they are young and have skin that youcan bounce a fifty cent from, and yes it looks great, however what

happens when the skin loses its ping and the forces of gravity start to take effect ?? I think in years to come unlessthese chicks try to keep themselves in good shape they will end up doing their best to keep their body covered upfor no one to ever see. I imagine that wouldn't be a great way to grow old and raise kids Mummy why don't youwant to swim with me at the beach HHHmmmmm food for thought. So for now we can only enjoy and appreciatethe tattoos that are on the island at the minute and be thankfull that they are having absolutely no problem with notcovering up while they frolic in the pools and enjoy the beach. I find no greater pleasure than to enjoy the innocentcompany of a young person that has just finished a few hard years of study and exams and is on the island to partyand is doing their best to be a grown up. The words of wisdom that you hear when you listen to a schoolie talk aboutwhat they plan to do in the immediate future are great. Some just want to travel for a few years then knuckle downinto work and start their lives with others (usually the girls) wanting to get home and start grinding at a careerstraight away. They have the most innocent ideals and after hearing these stories a few times I have actually lea rntto just listen. I have made quite a few long term, very good friends from Schoolies that have travelled to Bali for theend of year break up which I have met over the years here on the island.

For the amount of friends that I have made over those years that are or have been schoolies, I reckon there wouldhave to be at least a thousand times as many drunken usless, foolish stupid immature other schoolies that I havewatched act in a manner befitting to an animal and actually, come to think about it, I don't think I have seen ananimal act as stupid. Some of them come to Bali and just lose the plot. They say most che ck in at the airport andcheckout their brains. The media back home absolutely bashes the crap out of Bali and these crazy Schoolies don'tdo anything to help, as they just keep on being stupid and driving the media bandwagon that constantly bashesBali. I don't like to see the island slammed any more than the next guy (excluding Squirtell and his rambles onoccasion) but seriously if you are a School leaver and you happen to stay sober enough to read this blog, Please tryto represent Australia in a manner that is befitting to Australians. The people of Bali are a humble lot and don't needyou to remind them that your mummy and daddy gave you more to spend on this trip than they earn in 6 months.Anyone who gets a kick out of saying this to a hard working Balinese should be taken to the airport and sent home.The only reason that these people even entertain you is because they want to earn the money. Do you think that anynormal working person that you know would put up with you drinking yourself into oblivion then abusingeveryone you come across, then jumping into a taxi and vomiting everywhere. You wouldn't do it in Australia so Iquestion why the stupid few would do it here.

There is a volunteer crew that comes to Bali each year and works with the police, consulate and many hotels to tryand keep the behaviour of the schoolies at an acceptable level and help any of them that may find themselves introuble. They do a great job and they are c alled the Red Frog crew. You cansee their info on page 28 which we are happy to sponsor to help make Balisafe for the many Schoolies that come here. Ok folks that's about my lot forthis week so I will leave you all to ponder and enjoy until next week. I trust themost of you stay safe, happy, healthy and always do your best to remember,Stay real, Stay Loyal or Stay Away From Me,

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Supreme CourtS e n d B a l iLawyer RizaldyW a r t u t y t oP r i s o n f o rF r a u d i n aProperty Deal

A lawyer inBali, Rizaldy D.Wartuty (44) hass e e n t h eI n d o n e s i a nSupreme Courtalter a lower courts e n t e n c e a n dimposed three years in prison forfraud and financial malfeasanceamounting to Rp. 37 billion(US$3,08 million) in connectionwith property transactions hehandled on the Island.

In the original court decisionit was ruled that the Bali lawyerhad not committed a criminal act

as charged and the matter waspurely a civil or contract law

matter.Bali's prosecutors were

unhappy with the DenpasarCourt's ruling and brought thematter to the Supreme Court whof o u n d Wa r t u t y c r i m i n a l l yresponsible and imposed thethree-year sentence.

Prosecutors pleaded beforeboth the Denpasar Court and theSupreme Court that Rizaldy had

created twocon t rac t s tha tc a u s e dsubstantial lossest o h i s c l i e n t ,Nicholas JohnH y a m .Prosecutors alsoc h a r g e d t h eDenpasar lawyerwith misusing apower of attorneyi s sued by h i sclient in order toi m p r o p e r l yposition himself

as a nominee in the purchase ofland in Bali.

Prosecutors in Bali arewaiting for formal copies of theSupreme Court's decision that willallow authorities to being thelawyer to prison to serve hissentence.


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Reducing Fatal Snakebites in IndonesiaIndonesia Needs to Developa R a n g e o f P o i s o n o u sSnakebite Serum Vaccines

Dr. Tri Mahawani, an expert insnake bites and toxicology from theDoc to r Ramlan Hosp i t a l i nSurabaya (East Java) , told

Metrobali.com that Indonesia needsto develop monovalent vaccines asantidotes for poisonoussnake bite.

D r. M a h a w a n i , aspecialist in the emergencytreatment of snake bites,said: At this time Indonesiaonly has a polyvalent snakevenom serum (SABU) used totreat all types of snake bites,but not monovalent varietiesto be used in the treatment ofbites from specific poisonoussnake species even thoughmonvalent serums have beenproven very effective.

The doctor said that

m e d i c a l p e r s o n n e l i nIndonesia need to undergotraining to understand theentire range of snake venomsin order to use monovalentvaccines effectively.

This is the focus of ourattention, because at this point thereare only 27 people (in Indonesia)with a sub-specialty in snake bitesand I am the only doctors with aspecialty in toxicology, explainedDr. Mahawani.

The doctor went on to exposethat snakebites in Indonesia are a

frequent occurrence. Base ondata gathered between 2011-2014form hospitals in five cities (Malang,Surabaya, Serang, Batam andMerauke) there were more than 200cases of snakebites each year with40% of the cases proving fatal.

This total, explained Dr.Mahawani, may be higher because

only cases treated at hospitals wererecorded, while those at communitymedical centers (Puskesmas) aresometimes not recorded.

Because of this, Dr. Mahawaniis working with The IndonesianInstitute of Sciences (LIPI) andBiofarma to develop monovalentvaccine serums that will form part ofa 2015 national science

competition. We are seekingto win the prize of 500 million rupiah(US$41,600) to pay for researchover the coming five years, shesaid.

The monovalent serumvaccines that will be developed bythe team will be for the specific typesof poisonous snakes found in

Indonesia necessarilydifferent f rom thosecurrently produced inTha i l and , Ma lays i a ,Singapore and Australia.

Con t i nu ing , Dr.Maharani said, We hopethat (Indonesian) medicalpersonnel will possessknowledge, skills andnetworks in handlings n a k e b i t e s t h e r e b yincreasing the number ofthose saved from deathr e s u l t i n g f r o msnakebites.

T o i m p r o v enetworking, Mahawaniand her team will launch inDecember accounts in thesocial media for thediscussion of how to

handle snakebites and socialize theuse of monovalent serum vaccinesfor use by practitioners, academicsand the general public to seekinganswersm on questions aboutpoisonous snake bites.


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they ran out of fuel andwere discovered by a WaterPolice Patrol.

Discovering the illegalhaul of protected turtles policearrested the six-crew membersand seized the ship and itscontents.

Bal i WaterP o l i c eRescue 51EndangeredG r e e nTurtles

The WaterPolice from theKarangasem,E a s t B a l iPrec inc t a rebeing creditedwith rescuing 51endangered green turtlesconfiscated from a boat sailingfrom Sumenap, Madura to Balion Tuesday, November 18,2014.

The local motor boat with acrew 6 was in the midst ofsmuggling turtles to Bali when

None ofthe crew willadmit to policewho is thecaptain of theseized vessel,only sayingthey were paidRp. 300,000each to deliverthe turtles toBali.

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quickly transported to Kutabeach where, with the help ofpassing tourists, they werereleased one-by-one back intothe Indian Ocean.



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Eggshells Are The Remedy for Many DiseasesEggshells contain 90% ofCalcium, which makesthem the best naturalsource of this mineral.

Besides Calcium, theycontain many other importantelements: Iron, Copper,Manganese, Zinc,Fluorine, Chromium,and Molybdenum.

This is whym a n y e x p e r t srecommend groundeggshells as a veryeffective naturalC a l c i u mreplenishment.

Depending ont h e a g e , t h erecommended dailydose of groundeggshells is from 1,5 to 3 grams. Inaddition, it is important to knowthat 1 teaspoon of groundeggshells weighs around 5grams and contains 1600-1800milligrams of Calcium.

Below, you can find outhow you can use groundeggshells and for which healthissues they can be beneficial.

For Better Function of

Thyroid GlandTake the eggshells of 8

eggs, clean them well, dry themand ground them. Afterwards,pour lemon juice of 2 lemonsonto the eggshell powder, andleave the mixture to stay in thefridge for several days. When

the eggshells dissolve in the juice, drain the liquid and mix ittogether with 1l of rakija/alcohol and 1kg of honey.Leave the mixture to stay for 7days, and then consume 1tablespoon 2-4 times a day,after meals.

Against Cramps Causedby Gastritis or Ulcer

Mix 1 tablespoon ofground eggshells together with1 tablespoon of sugar and 1tablespoon of ground nutmeg.Consume this mixture for 20days, 1 tablespoon of it 3 timesa day, dissolved in some water.

Take a bit of eggshellpowder and mix itt o g e t h e r w i t h 2tablespoons of lemon

j ui c e . W he n t h eeggshell powder getssoaked in the juice,add 100 ml warm milk.Consume this mixture2 times a day- in themorning on an emptystomach and in theevening before you goto sleep.

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Take the eggshells of 4 or5 eggs, wash them well, grindthem and pour 300 ml of waterover them. Keep the water witheggshells in it in the fridge for 1week, and then use it asdrinking water. Consume 2-3glasses of water a day, mixing itwith some lemon juice.

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Death by pickled egg! A for mer Royal Marinechoked to death during a' f r iendly ' p ick led eggeating contest in his localpub, an inquest heard.

Father of two Gary Simsstopped breathing after stuffing

three eggs into his mouth in a bidto win the challenge. The 55 yearold crashed off his chair and hiseyes rolled back, promptingfriends and staff to attempt theHeimlich manoeuvre, beforeringing 911.

Despite their best effortsGary who was known as Joe to hismates, suffered a cardiac arrestand died in the ambulance outsidethe Boar's Head Inn in Berkeley,Gloucestershire. The hearing heardthe egg eating race was sparked afterMr Sims saw a friend buying an egg atthe bar earlier this year.

He promptly bought six eggs,each costing around 1, and issuedthe challenge. His close friend andwitness said At 9pm a friend of hisdecided to buy pickled eggs, at whichGary issued a challenge, and moreeggs were purchased. The twodecided to have a race to see who

could eat the quickest, withGary putting all three in at once. Heswallowed then took a swig with hispint to wash them down. I recall himtrying to look at me directly before hiseyes rolled in his head and he fellbackwards. Initially it was believedhe knocked himself out. Several of uspicked him up and put him in thechair. It was very clear he was notbreathing.

The local Coroner's Courtheard an ambulance was called

immediately and a callhandler issued advice over thephone. The friends tried top e r f o r m t h e H e i m l i c hmanoeuvre without successbefore attempting to unblock hisairway with their fingers. Theyalso performed CPR, which was

then taken over by ambulancecrew members. A second crewarrived, but further efforts tosave him failed and he wasdeclared dead at 11.04pm. Apost mortem examination founda 22mm long piece of egg whitelodged in his right airway. A bloodtest revealed at the time of hisdeath he had 136 milligrams ofalcohol in 100 milliliters of blood,the legal limit for driving is 80

milligrams.Mr Sims suffered a hypoxic

injury due to shortage of oxygen to thebrain, which led it to swell. The localcoroner concluded that his death wasthe result of an accident. She saidWhile drinking he entered a friendlycompetition or challenge with anotherdrinker as to who could eat the pickledeggs the quickest. He started tochoke and despite the efforts of hiscolleagues and paramedics, they


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Filipino ring iconManny Pacquiaocomprehensivelyd i s m a n t l e d

Am er ic an Ch ri s Alg ier to ret ain hi sW B Owelterweight titleat the Cotai Arenai n M a c a u o nSunday.

P a c q u i a odropped Algieri to thecanvas six timesduring the 12 roundcontest in the southern Chinesecity to win an overwhelmingunanimous decision: 119 to 103,119 to 103, 120 to 102 on the

judges' scorecards. Algieri, the unbeaten WBO

light welterweight champion, wasoutclassed from the start, with theeight division world champion

Pacquiao knocking the LongIslander down twice in the secondround though on one occasion itlooked like a slip.Pacquiao waslanding punches at will as thequick Algieri tried to run, slip andhide from the onslaught.

But the congressman formSarangani province really turned it

on from the sixth, smashing Algieri

to the canvaswith a devastatings t r a igh t l e f t .The

American only justbeat the count anddropped to his kneemoments later asblows rained in froma l l a n g l e s . H esomehow survivedand was knockeddown twice more inthe ninth and 10th,with one left sendinghim sprawling acrossthe ring.

I ' m s a t i s f i e d , s a i dPacquiao. I did my best. I wastrying for a knockout but he wasfast and keeps moving. He'sperfected his style, said Algieri.He's perfected the art of fightinglike Manny Pacquiao. He hurt meonce when he buzzed me with aleft hook. But that was the onlytime.

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Auss ies bounce back against Ir ish Aus tral ia have breath ed lif einto the International Rulesconcept after an entertaining10 point win over Ireland atP a t e r s o n s S t a d i u m i nWestern Australia.

The Aust ra l ians weredominant early in front of 38,262

spectators and led by as much as33 points before Ireland launch amajor challenge after the half timebreak.

Luke Hodge claimed the JimStynes Medal as best afield with 24disposals in the 0.17.5 (56) to 2.9.7(46) win. Stevie Johnson was alsoimpressive with his five overs.ConorMcManus was named Ireland's bestf o r h i s f o u r o v e r s a n d 1 2touches.David Moran, Ireland's onlyrepresentative from All Irelandchampions Kerry, was handed thetask of competing against NicNaitanui at the opening throw in.

Taking into account Moran's190cm frame, the result went asexpected.The Australians wereuntouchable early, with Johnsonkicking three early overs and skipperJoel Selwood running around with the

ball on a string.Brent Harveywas very nearly in on goal 10 minutesinto the match, but a fine save byIreland keeper Paddy O'Rourkepushed the ball over the bar to savethree points.Staggeringly, it was the

Australian's skill with the round ballwhich was helping them keep controlof the game and kick eight scores to

just two in the opening term.Irishcaptain Michael Murphy gave his sidesome hope in the shadows of quartertime, with his over reducing themargin to 18 points at q uarter time.

The Irish started the secondquarter well, but Moran wasted anearly chance in front of goals.Themiss opened the doors for the

Australians, who recorded another

over off the boot of Johnsonand continued their dominantways.The Irish had their chances,but kicked four straight behinds to gointo the long break trailing by 28points.

The third quarter was acompletely different ball game.Afterconceding the first two overs of theterm, the Irish sprang to life.DarrenHughes gave his side hope when hefound himself one out with Aussie

keeper Dustin Fetcher and calmlyslotted the goal. A re invigoratedIreland finally began to show theirexperience with the oval ball, slottingthe next five overs of the game from allangles to bring the deficit back to just1 6 p o i n t s w i t h o n e q u a r t e rremaining.Former Brisbane playerColm Begley kicked the first over ofthe final term for Ireland, putting theresult in real doubt.The Australiansquickly rallied and extended the leadthrough overs to Chad Wingard andKeiren Jack.Ireland were given somehope when Nick Smith shanked a kick

and recorded an own goal with threeminutes remaining, but time wasultimately not on their side.

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Auss ies pip Proteas in f inal one dayer Aus tral ia retur ned to the top of the worl d oneday rankings after survivi ng a dramatic latebatting collapse to beat South Africa by twowick ets at the SCG on Sunday.

The tense victory sealed a 4 to 1 series win for Australia as they build momentum to the World Cupwhich starts in less than three months.

A classy 82 from ShaneWatson, a superb 76 fromopener from Aaron Finch,featuring several coverdrives and Steve Smith's 67looked to have laid theplatform for a comfortablevictory as the hosts lookedwell set to reach their rainadjusted target of 275.

But an inspired spell ofbowling by left-arm spinnerRobin Peterson (4 for 32)saw Australia slump from 4for 264 to 8 for 267 beforeJames Faulkner (6) hit the winning runs a t the start ofthe final over.Watson hit two sixes and seven fours to

show some timely form with the Test side for theopening match against India in Brisbane onDecember 4 named on Monday. But the 33 year oldmissed out on a century when he tried to take onMorne Morkel once too often and was caught at deepmid wicket by Rilee Roussow.

Smith, who hit a match winning century at theMCG last Friday and an unbeaten 76 in the thirdmatch in Canberra, was handed a reprieve on 20when he was called back to the crease after beingbowled by a Kyle Abbott delivery that was a noball.But it was another excellent all round display

from the Sydneysider, who earlier grabbed thewicket of David Miller and took a fine catch to dismissFarhann Behardien.

However, Glenn Maxwell, George Bailey andMatthew Wade would not have enhanced theirchances by playing reckless shots to put their side introuble.An excellent 107 from South Africa opener

Quinton de Kock and somepowerful lower order battingfrom Behardien (63) helpedthe Proteas finish on 6 for 280.

After a strong start thet o u r i s t s ' m i d d l e o r d e rstruggled against somedisciplined bowling, slumpingfrom 2 for 164 to 5 for 206 withPat Cummins continuing hisgood form with figures of 3 for54.Watson said he was happyto hit some form with the bathaving not scored a 50 in oneday internationals for morethan a year.

"It's not a great stat, is it? But it was nice get

some runs, for sure," Watson said. "I've not playedtoo much one day cricket over the last year and it wasnice to see the good work I have been putting in to allcome together.

Proteas skipper AB De Villiers, who missed thegame due to a rib problem, said his side was hurtingafter losing the series by such a wide margin and hisbowlers needed to improve their discipline. Ten noballs across the course of the series cost his sidedearly.De Villiers wants the problem cleared upbefore the start of the World Cup."It's unacceptableand it shouldn't happen, it's not good enough, hesaid.

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Sex wi th sheep because he was stressed A Studen t had s exw i t h a s h e e pbecause he wasstressed about hisexams, he toldpolice.

The 23 year oldc o m p u t e rengineering majorwas caught with aewe in a barn on hisCalifornia universitycampus. A passingstudent heard noisescoming from the agriculturaldepartment barn at 3.30amrecently. Fresno State caretakerssaid the sheep was being treatedby a local vet.

One of the students from thecampus who helps care for thecampus horses, said the incident

was sick. It's just kind ofdisgusting and revolting andpersonally makes me angry, shesaid. I mean why would you dothat?.

The student responsible wascharged with sexual assault of ananimal, and has since beenreleased. He told the authorities

he had beendrinking, and wasworried about hismidterm exams.

A parody twitteraccount has alreadybeen set up, with itsf i r s t t w e e tannounc ing tha tBaa means baa.Other users joined inwith the fun, with oneobserving that it wasa story that wouldmake you go ewe.

But many did not find the act sofunny, with students who work atthe sheep barn saying they wererepulsed. They have been bannedfrom saying any more about theincident, which involved one of theewes raised for breeding.


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Lewis Hamilton wraps up world titl e number 2.Lewis Hamilton is King of theTrack again. Under the dark sk yof Abu Dhabi, fireworks greetedthe 29 year old Stevenage boyturned global superstar as onlythe fourth Briton to win multipleFormula One world titles.

The fourth in line to anotherthrone, Prince Harry, went to the pitwall to tell Hamilton over the radioLewis, thank you very, very much fornot making the British public sweat.You are an absolute legend. Welldone, mate.

The team then came on to tellHamilton he was Mercedes Benz'sfirst champion since a chap calledJuan Manuel Fangio, in 1955. Fangiowas the greatest of them all, butHamilton is hardly a slouch.

The build-up to the racewas tense. Would Hamilton holdon to his lead of 17 points, orwould Nico Rosberg spoil hisday? But it was, as HRHobserved, all in control longbefore the 55th and concludinglap. So much so that Rosberg,suffering battery problems, waslapped by Hamilton on thepenultimate circuit. Hamiltontook the victory, with Rosberg14th, and the title by 67 points.Double scoring, the great prerace fear, was immaterial.Andwhen it was over, Rosbergsought Hamilton out and held him,congratulating a friend who hasturned into a bitter rival in the course ofa captivating nine months. It was atypically gracious gesture from thevanquished man.

As for Hamilton, his name canbe added to Graham Hill, Jim Clarkand Sir Jackie Stewart in the

pantheon of British double titlewinners . S ix years separa teH a m i l t o n ' s f i r s t a n d s e c o n dchampionships , but now thegreatness he promised as a rookie ofprodigious gifts has been rewarded asrichly as his talent warrants.The racehad been set up perfectly by Rosbergsearing to pole position by 0.386sec.Saturday has been the German's dayfor most of the year.

But it is Sunday that counts andHamilton took little more than a blink

of an eye to roar into thelead.Rosberg trundled off the grid.Hamilton powered ahead, swept to hisright in front of his colleague and flewthrough the first left-hand corner. Bythe time Rosberg came round it,Hamilton was virtually in Dubai, oranother planet. All weekend Hamiltonhad exhibited tell tale jitters, givenexasperated answers in pressconferences and issued falseprotestations about being cooler thanan ice cold bintang on a hot Baliafternoon.

Al l th os e wo rr ie s we redispatched to the file marked 'i' fori r r e l e v a n c e i n o n e f a u l t l e s smove.From that moment, theoutcome seemed inevitable. And thatis rare with Hamilton, a man who hasproduced more drama over the years

than ITV. Still, how must it have felt forHamilton's family who were late,surprise arrivals in Abu Dhabi.

His father Anthony paced upand down, as his wont. His pop stargirlfriend Nicole Scherzinger, stepmother Linda and brother Nic, in aMercedes top, were all in the garage,their eyes fixed on the timingscreens.But before the sun had set, inthe twilight of this dusk to night race,H a m i l t o n h a d e s t a b l i s h e d acomfortable lead. By his first stop, 10laps in, his advantage was 2.7sec.Rosberg stayed out a lap longer but itdid him no good on rubber that wasonly getting worse.

Rosberg's engineer Tony Rosscame over the radio to explain theirremedial strategy Keep the gap tohim (Hamilton) manageable and we'llgo long. But within minutes, theGerman veered off track. That was

was about to suffer with hisenergy recovery system (ERS).Hamilton came in for new tyres as hisown time was briefly dippingScherzinger's bottom lip quivered, buthe only needed to be re-shod.

He came out and zoomedstraight past Rosberg, who had yet topit again. Both men were totally fairand clean. Hamilton was away. NowRosberg had just one chance, namely,to score heavily enough to take thetitle if Hamilton were to stop.

Just get me into the top five orsix as safely as possible, he said.

Actually, he would have needed fifth tohave had a hope in hell. How am Ilooking?, he inquired, while lyingseventh and fading. Not good at themoment, he was told. What the helldoes that mean? What do I need to

do?. Just drive flat out. It wastruly the most pathetic exchangeof the season.

But it was not the last of itssort. Hey guys, what's goingon? he asked. The car

switched off and now the throttleis all over the place. Get mybrake pedal back now please.Rosberg was told to retire, butvowed to drive on regardless.Felipe Massa tried hard to catchHamilton but he had to settle forsecond, a place ahead of hisWilliams team-mate ValtteriBottas. So the glory went to

Hamilton, and who can say he did notdeserve it? He is an extraordinaryBritish sportsman at something likethe peak of his powers. His 11 wins toRosberg's five is a fair reflection of hissuperiority.

He can be moody. His jewelry isnot to everyone's taste. But there is nodenying sheer ability when you areprivileged enough to see itfirst hand.He has also worked hard, carvingthrough the field after the bugler hadsounded the Last Post at the end ofseveral qualifying sessions.

A m a r k o f H a m i l t o n ' sachievement is that he beat Rosberg,who, through dedicat ion andwillpower, made his talent go evenfurther than nature intended.

But, as in their karting days, itended up with Lewis Hamilton P1,Nico Rosberg P2.


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Wallabies lose to Ireland in Dublin.The Wallabies are on thebr ink of the i r wors tEuropean tour in almosta decade after falling 26to 23 to an in form Irelandin Dublin.

But Wallabiescoach MichaelCheika will headinto next week'stour finale againstEngland buoyedb u t w h a t h econsidered a muchi m p r o v e d

A u s t r a l i a nperformance atLansdowne Roadon Saturday.

Third rankedIreland notched their seventhstraight Test victory, claiming asecond major SouthernHemisphere scalp after beatingSouth Africa a fortnight ago.Butthe Irish coach Joe Schmidtwasn't able to celebrate the win,with the New Zealander takento hospital after the match dueto a bout of appendiciti s.

The Wallabies fought backfrom trailing 17 to 0 after just 15

minutes to be level athalftime but couldn't go on withit, despite scoring three tries toIreland's two.Controversialutility Kurtley Beale made hisreturn off the bench, halfback

Nick Phipps scored a doubleand recalled center Matt

Toomua impressed, while bigwinger Henry Speight had asolid Test debut.

But Australia's failure tobounce back from last week's29 to 26 loss to France in Parism e a n s t h e y ' l l h e a d t oTw i c k e n h a m f a c i n g t h eprospect of losing threeEuropean tour matches for thefirst time since 2005.Cheika

was gutted to lose butencouraged by signs the teamwas starting to embrace hisnew game plan, and felt hisbacks dealt well with repeatedaerial assaults from Ireland's

kickers.

"Last weekwe got closeand probablyw o u l d h a v ebeen lucky if wewon but thisweek we gotclose and werep r o b a b l yunlucky not tow i n t o b ehonest, Cheikasaid."Our workrate was very

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he spent 72,000 onalcohol.Matt Myles, 28, who is

unmarried, quit his job and tookhis brother Pete, 27, and severalfriends on a seven-month benderbefore returning to start a propertyportfolio.

However, despite his fortune,Mr Myles, from Hereford, has beenunable to get a mortgage because ofhis previous poor credit rating.

After his Euromillions win, MrMyles, a former electrical engineer,set off with friends on the trip. Thegroup partied in Indonesia and

America before flying to Brazil for theWorld Cup in June. It was then on toThailand, Ibiza, Spain and Italy.

Mr Myles said yesterday: We

basically tried to do a night on, anight off the sauce, but most of thetime it was night on, night on, night on.

I would say America was myfavorite purely because it is Englishspeaking.

However, he added: It isexpensive in New York. We spent4,500 just to get in and sit at a table inone place in New York. We gotsmashed.

For his birthday in September,Mr Myles briefly returned to Herefordfor a Great Gatsby-themed party for350 people, complete with

champagne showers.The group finally flew

home to Britain for good onNov 15.

Mr Myles said: We hadan amazing time but we all hadto come home and grow up.I've got to buy a house and wecouldn't carry on much longerwithout doing ourselvesserious damage. As well ashis 72,000 bar bill, he hasspent 45,000 on a Porscheand 9,000 on an Omega

watch. However, he came down toearth after being refused a mortgagebecause he does not have a regularincome.

I was going to buy a load ofhouses with mortgages and then getpeople in to rent them to pay for themortgage, he said. But mortgagelenders don't see the interest of aninvestment as income so, in effect Iam a millionaire, but I can't even ge t amortgage.

He is now buying outright a

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According toreports, AngelaStoldt tr ied toc r e m a t e h e rneighbor's body byputting several body parts in anoven and in pots on the stove.When that didn't work, she puthis body parts in bags and threwthem in the trash, authoritiessaid.

The report stated thatStoldt's house smelled ofburning flesh. She told her

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Officials said a grand jury inDaytona Beach last weekupgraded Stoldt's charges to firstdegree murder from seconddegree murder in the death of herneighbor, James Sheaffer.

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T h eforeigners as threeBritish nationals,Steven ThomasGibbs, 25, Nancy May Evans, 23and Nicholas William ThomasJones, 22, along with AmericanMarina Naloni Bozlee, 17.

But the reprimand doesn'tstop with getting deported. Thesefour will be banned from enteringIndonesia for the next six months.

They were found out by

immigration police during aroutine raid in the Seminyak area.The four were working at a storeon Jl. Oberoi when they werearrested.

"They misused their staypermit. They came to Indonesiathrough the visa-on-arrival facilitythat does not offer work permits tovisitors," explained Chief of

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Hindu people in Bali perform rituals to prayfor their safety and prosperity. These rituals arealso a representation of honour, perpetuation,

and protection. One of the rituals is Tumpek Uduhceremony. Also known as Tumpek Wariga,tumpek bubuh, tumpek pengatag, and tumpekpengarah, Tumpek Uduh is held 25 day beforeGalungan (a holy day celebrated once every 210days on Balinese calendar).

Tumpek Uduh is the day to worship thegod of vegetation, celebrated as ceremonialevent of blessing trees with porridge and otherofferings. The sacred ritual aims to remind peopleof how important plants are as their staple foodsource. The ritual also reflects human pleas forGods guidance in growing and keeping plants.

Offerings in Tumpek Uduh are presentedto God (Ida Sang Hyang Widhi Wasa) inmanifestation of Sangkara (god of vegetation). InHindu concept, Sangkara is believed to be theone who creates plants for human needs. Asgratitude and appreciation to Him, humans mustlove all kinds of plants. Tumpek Uduh is anappreciation for harmony, for harmony letshumans live their lives in this world, somethinghumans have to be grateful for.

Honour ing and apprec ia t ing themotherland, especially the plants, are the ways forhumans to love nature and surr oundings becausehumans cannot live without them. Plants give lifeto humans, as most human needs come fromplants, like food, shelter, and clothing. That is thereason for devoting Tumpek Uduh as the day forplants.

The celebration of Tumpek Uduh does notpropose Balis nature only; it celebrates the entireworlds. Tumpek Uduh has been held for a longtime, even before the emergence of awareness ofpreserving nature and the environment, before thebeginning of Earth Day, before December wascommemorated as the national month of tree

planting. Balinese local wisdom of appreciatingplants is an inherited tradition.However, nowadays rituals and traditions

are simply done as ceremonies. In fact, Balicontinues having environmental issues, such asunstoppable natural exploitation. The rituals canbe viewed as superficial instruments followed byno-action-talk-only. In order to give a contextual,total , deeper meaning to the r i tuals ,reactualization of Balinese traditional wisdom isvery essential. Therefore, Tumpek Uduh shouldbe able to bring up this reactualization.

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Although you'll be busy with career and financial matters,your heart may be aligned with more carefree pursuits.Thoughts of travel, love adventures, new beginnings, andsunny vacations could encourage you to research youroptions. Meanwhile, Mercury's move into Sagittarius mayset you thinking about study and the benefits of adding toyour skill set. Finally, a Quarter Moon in Pisces bringsintuitive guidance your way. You'll need to act on it to find out

just how advantageous it might be.

Home and family matters can be a source of joy andhappiness right now, particularly as some good news maybe about to come your way. In addition, you may be veryexcited about the potential for creating wealth. The currentalignment entices you to explore schemes and ideas with aview toward becoming financially secure. Aided and abettedby Mars in practical Capricorn, this combination of planningand inspiration can go a long way toward helping you fulfillyour dream.

Relationships of all kinds take center stage, in a positiveway, as they bring out the best in you and encourage you tohave faith in yourself. Friends, family, and loved ones seemeager to help you in any way they can. Plus, withThanksgiving looming you'll be in your element with a fun-packed schedule that keeps getting better and better. But itisn't a good idea to mix business and pleasure. Keep the twoseparate for now so as not to muddle agendas.

The cosmos is encouraging you to go all out to improve yourhealth and fitness level. A focus on your lifestyle sectorsuggests you might be inspired by the example of otherswho beat the odds to lose excess pounds or overcomepersonal difficulties to heal themselves and be an exampleto the world. Whatever your issue, the current alignmentgives you the faith you need to try. In addition, it's a good timeto clear the air r egarding a relationship issue.

With warm and fuzzy planets filling your romance sector, youcan have a lot of fun this week. Though you'll haveresponsibilities to attend to, your mind could be on otherthings - or perhaps on one particular person whosecompany you really enjoy. This alignment can bring out yourinner entrepreneur, giving you creative ideas that you canturn into business opportunities. You might be on adedicated health kick, too, and eager to discipline yourself tolook and feel really good.

This looks like a delightful week in which you'll be doing a lot ofsocializing. The focus on your communication zone is brightand breezy, encouraging you to reach out to those you haven'tseen in a while. It's also a great opportunity to showcase yourskills and abilities and get your business message out to theworld. Social media can be instrumental in paving the way tosuccess. You may be busy at home this week, but family andfriends will pitch in.

As Mars continues to stir up your communication sector,you'll be eager to get certain matters off your chest. Thisweek's blend of energies hints that you'll also be somethingof a strategist, especially if you're hoping to persuadesomeone to back a plan of yours. Be careful, though, as amisunderstanding could backfire on you. You'll be feelinggenerous and eager to splurge on yourself and others. Don'tforget to put some money to aside to help shore up yoursavings.You are truly in your element and ready to take the world bystorm this week. A bright and very sociable focus on yoursign suggests you'll be personally involved in launchingplans, sharing ideas, and organizing get-togethers andother events as the excitement builds around Thanksgiving.When it comes to finances, this is an excellent time to planahead. You're naturally generous by nature, but you may bequite frugal when it comes to purchasing life's little luxuriesfor yourself.

On the one hand, you'll be busy organizing and getting thingstogether. At the same time, a very marked focus on yourspiritual sector encourages you to relax and recharge daily.Use this opportunity to remember the year and how muchyou've accomplished. If you feel you've made mistakes, this isyour chance to reflect on how you might have done thingsbetter. You also have a chance to prioritize your goals,enabling you to zero in on those that inspire you most.

This is a fabulous time to expand your social horizons, movein new circles, and generally mix and mingle with peoplewho both inspire and entertain. The coming week can beexcellent for enhancing romantic opportunities, especially ifyou're looking for love. However, as both Saturn andMercury link with Neptune, it pays to be careful, as all thatglitters isn't necessarily gold. Later, Mercury edges intoSagittarius, making this the perfect time to network in orderto enhance business interests.

With Thanksgiving Day drawing closer, you'll be in your elementas your extended family shows up at your door. A focus on yourhome zone suggests you might be getting some unexpected yetvery welcome visitors, some of whom might be staying a while.Mars in Capricorn spotlights your organizing ability andencourages you to draw up plans and begin the preparations.None of this seems like work - more like the best fun ever! Thingsare about to get exciting!

With lucky Jupiter in your work sector and a fabulous lineup inyour career zone, things seem to be going your way this week.The cosmos encourages you to take a leap of faith, especially ifyou've been considering trying for a new job or expanding yourbusiness along other lines. It helps to get practical advice fromthose who have experience in what you're hoping to achieve.They may be able to save you time and money and help yousucceed more quickly.

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Spiderbait are an Australian alternative rock bandformed in Finley, a small town in rural New South Wales, in1989 by bass guitarist Janet English, singer-drummerMark Maher (better known as Kram), and guitarist DamianWhitty. In 2004 the group's cover version of the 1930sLead Belly song "Black Betty" reached number one on the

ARIA Singles Chart. They have five top 20 albums: TheUnfinished Spanish Galleon of Finley Lake (1995), Ivy andthe Big Apples (1996), Grand Slam (1999), Tonight Alright(2004), and Greatest Hits (2005). The group have won two

ARIA Music Awards with the first in 1997 as 'Best Alternative Release' for Ivy and the Big Apples and thesecond in 2000 as 'Best Cover Art' for their single"Glokenpop". Since late 2004, the band has been onhiatus to concentrate on solo projects and their personallives although periodically returning for occasional gigs.The band released their first studio album in nine years,the self-titled Spiderbait in November 2013.

Early years In 1989, the three future members of

Spiderbait were performing together with Janet English onbass guitar and lead vocals, Mark Maher (better known asKram) on leadv o c a l s a n dd r u m s , a n dDamian Whitty(or "Whitt") onguitar. All grewup in the smalltown of Finley insouthern NewSouth Walesw h e r e K r a mand his second

cousin Whitty jammed together as schoolboys. WithEnglish on board, early rehearsals were held in sheds orbarns, Kram later recalled: "we were shithouse! We wereso bad ... I mean Janet had never played a note of music inher life". Kram taught English to play bass. Initial gigsincluded a friend's party as an unnamed b and where theyplayed "Freak Scene" and an AC/DC cover song. Theyperformed at the combined 21st birthday party for Kramand Whitty under the name Candy Spuds. They used thatname for only one gig and then used Spiderbaby.

In 1990, the trio moved to Melbourne, where Kram wasstudying at the Victorian College of the Arts School ofMusic. They soon became part of Melbourne's punkscene, playing gigs at venues like The Tote Hotel inCollingwood. Fellow alternative rockers The Meanies

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were an early influence and helped the band get gigs anda recording contract. They signed with Au-Go-Go Recordsand were renamed as Spiderbait, Spiderbaby was alreadybeing used by an American band. Spiderbait releasedtheir first single, "Circle K", in 1991. A seven-track EP titledP'tang Yang Kipper Bang Uh! (named after the Michael

Apted 1982 telemovie, P'tang, Yang, Kipperbang)followed in January 1992, displaying the thrash-likehardcore punk of their early live gigs. During 1992 theysupported United States groups Rollins Band and BeastieBoys on their tour of Australia.Major label signing and side projectsIn 1995, Spiderbait were signed to Polydor Records byCraig Kamber who also worked with Powderfinger andUnderground Lovers and released their second album,The Unfinished Spanish Galleon of Finley Lake, inOctober. The album reached number 14 on the Australiancharts, with singles "Monty" (September) and "Jesus"receiving extensive airplay on radio station Triple J. Thealbum title refers to a then-unfinished project by the Finley

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Australian g roup to do so. In October 1996, the grouptoured Canada and played gigs in Los Angeles, New York,and Seattle in the US. The album's third single, "Calypso",

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A w om an w as stand ing a t the edge of a c l i fft ry ing to get the nerve to jum p off .

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KUTA WEEKLYREAL ESTATE GUIDEEAL ESTATE

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FOR SALE(STUDIO EXTRA SALE)FOR INDEPENDENTLarge studio unit with full kitchenette facilities

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Priced for a very quick sale at $490,000.

The perfect location in Legian, A truly professional build, Close to allthe best attractions, bars , restos,

Under 5mins walk to the beach, 4 bedroom, all with separate ensuite,Maids quarters with personal toilet area

Lovely landscaped gardens, Large outdoor entertaining area with pool,Quality timber furniture throughout

Secure Vehicle garageThis property has come to market under duress and

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GUIDE PRICE AUD$182 ,000

GUIDE PRICE AUD$365,000

Jalan Kampus Unud 23a, Unit C, Jimbaran Bali 80361. Tel: 0361 895 3633 or 0361 788 9803

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Available for monthly or yearly rental in Tanjung Benoa for prices atUS$3,500 per month or US$3 6,000 per year. This villa is in a smallstreet in Tanjung Benoa (Nusa Dua) meaning you are close towalking to many restaurants, shops, beaches and numerous largehotels but that you also have the peace and tranquillity of you ownplace!

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JIMBARAN - Entering into this property and immediately it feelsmuch bigger than its actual 285 sqms with 3 large ensuite bedroomsa good size 3m x 6m pool and lovely garden area. Large open stylelounge, dining and kitchen area with a small staff area behind thekitchen.One bedroom is downstairs and 2 upstairs all with their own ensuitebathroom and large balcony in front with views to Jimbaran Bay.Quote V252 for inspection.

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NUSA DUSA - This villa is newly built and in a good location 5 minutesfrom the Tourism School, 10 minutes from the BTDC 5* hotelComplex in Nusa Dua and 3 minutes to mini markets and 10 minutesto a big supermarket. On 200 square metres of land with a build sizeof 299 square metres. Two floors and roof top Bale.

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