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G'day again folks and welcome to the weekly. The rain seems to havecome and boy hasn't it come to the party with gusto. At this rate itlooks like its going to be a very, very wet season indeed. I think its not

before time and can only hope that the bits of Bali that need it the mostget as much of it as possible. As I said in an earlier editorial the otherside of the island is really dry and living there for the locals must behard with so little water. The next three or four months will hopefullywork out the shortage and life will go on as usual. The schoolies are

all about exhausted now and heading back home to start on a working life. There are so many stories to tellabout the youngies hitting the island that I don't care to share with you nor do I intend to make any of thesefoolish ones feel special due to a writeup about their e scapades. Abusing locals, throwing glass bottles in the

pool, disrespecting hotel managers etc etc Its no wonder the media back home have such a field day for thefew weeks that these School leavers spend in Bali.

It seems the week has brought us that little bit closer to the beloved Christmas day where we all get into a dayof celebrations, food and a few drinkies. The locals see the symbolism of a short fat man in a red suit with agreat long white beard and must think we are all craz y. I did hear one new comer to Bali from Java who hadn'tseen a lot of the Christmas decorations and things ask a staff member if Father Christmas had a tattoo. Iintervened and asked why he thought old Chis Cringle would have a tattoo and he said he has a bea rd so himmaybe like tattoo The corolation is realy strange but I guess we all have strange thoughts sometimes. Thesubject of Christmas reminds me of the great work the Jail house Rock crew do each year at hotel K and I trustthat most of our loyal readers or travellers to the island that have the ability to give, actually do that.

There are quite a few businesses that have thrown a few bucks at this years effort and we thank you for doingso. I know that the people that are in there, are in there for a reason, and that for some of you that feel the needto get up on your high horse with the old chestnut They deserve everything they get I trust that you find aquiet place on your own, and take a few minutes to find a human heart in your chest and support a few peoplethat took a wrong turn at a junction and will eventually pay with their life. We all make mistakes and generallydon't keep making the same one twice.

Ok folks on a final note this week we saw the tragic passing of an Aussie cricket legend named Phillip Hughs.A well respected bloke and a damn great cricket player. It seems the entire country has come out in support forthe family and he will be remembered as a truly gre at Aussie who was taken to soon, completely by accident. Itseems a freak ball hit the young fellow in the neck by a bouncer, even though he was wearing a helmet, so asthey say in the classics, when your times up, your times up. From everyone at the Kuta Weekly we offer thefamily our deepest sympathy for there loss and hope they get through this as best possible.

Ok folks there we go again with another week

under the belt. The days just keep on zooming byand we all keep on getting older and older andolder. I trust that the most of you stay safe, happy,healthy and always try your very best toremember, Never dance in a puddle whenthere's a hole in your shoe (it's always best to takeyour shoes off first).

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You'l l Never Look At A Banana The Same Way AgainB an an as co n t a i n t h r eenatural sugars, sucrose,f r u c t o s e a n d g l u c o s ecombined wi th f iber. Abanana gives an instant,sustained and substantialb o o s t o f e n e r g y .

Research has proven that just two banan as provide eno ughenergy for a strenuous 90-minuteworkout. No wonder the banana isthe number one fruit with theworld's leading athletes. Butenergy isn't the only way a bananacan help us keep fit. It can alsohelp overcome or prevent asubstantial number of illnessesand conditions, making it a must toadd to our daily diet.DEPRESSION

Accor ding to a rece ntsurvey undertaken by MINDamongst people suffering fromdepression, many felt much betterafter eating a banana. This isbe c a use ba na na s c on t a i ntryptophan, a type of protein thatthe body converts into serotonin,known to make you relax, improveyour mood and generally makeyou feel happier.PMS:

Forget the pills eat abanana. The vitamin B6 it containsregulates blood glucose levels,which can affect your mood.

ANEMIAHigh in iron, bananas can

stimulate the production ofhemoglobin in the blood and sohelps in cases of anemia.BLOOD PRESSURE:

This unique tropical fruit isextremely high in potassium yetlow in salt, making it perfect to beatblood pressure So much so, theUS Food and Drug Administrationhas just allowed the bananaindustry to make official claims forthe fruit's ability to reduce the riskof blood pressure and stroke.BRAIN POWER

200 students at a

Twickenham school (England ) were helped throughtheir exams this year by eatingbananas at breakfast, break, andlunch in a bid to boost their brainpower. Research has shown thatthe potassium-packed fruit canassist learning by making pupilsmore alert.CONSTIPATION

High in fiber, includingbananas in the diet can helprestore normal bowel action,helping to overcome the problemwithout resorting to laxatives.

HEARTBURNBananas have a natural

antacid effect in the body, so if yousuffer from heartburn, try eating abanana for soothing relief.MORNING SICKNESS

Snacking on bananasbetween meals helps to keepblood sugar levels up and avoidmorning sickness.MOSQUITO BITES:

Before reaching for theinsect bite cream, try rubbing theaffected area with the inside of a

banana skin. Many people find itamazingly successful at reducingswelling and irritation.HANGOVERS

One of the quickest waysof curing a hangover is to make abanana milkshake, sweetenedwith honey. The banana calms thestomach and, with the help of thehoney, builds up depleted bloodsugar levels, while the milksoothes and re-hydrates your

system.NERVES

Bananas are high in Bvitamins that help calm thenervous system..Overweight and at work? Studiesat the Institute of Psychology in

Austria found pressure at workleads to gorging on comfort foodlike chocolate and chips. Lookingat 5,000 hospital patients,researchers found the most obesewere more likely to be in high-pressure jobs. The reportconcluded that, to avoid panic-induced food cravings, we need tocontrol our blood sugar levels bysnacking on high carbohydratefoods every two hours to keeplevels steady.ULCERS

The banana is used as thedietary food against intestinaldisorders because of its softtexture and smoothness. It is theonly raw fruit that can be eatenw i t h o u t d i s t r e s s i n o v e r -c h r o n i c l e r c a s e s . I t a l s oneutralizes over-acidity andreduces irritation by coating thelining of the stomach.TEMPERATURE CONTROL

Many other cultures seebananas as a 'cooling' fruit thatcan lower both the physical ande m ot i ona l t e m pe ra t u re o fexpectant mothers. In Thailand ,for example, pregnant women eatbananas to ensure their baby isborn with a cool temperature.

So, a banana really is anatural remedy for many ills. Whenyou compare it to an apple, it hasFOUR TIMES the protein, TWICEthe carbohydrate, THREE TIMESthe phosphorus, five times thevitamin A and iron, and twice theother vitamins and minerals. It isalso rich in potassium and is one ofthe best value foods around somaybe it's time to change that well-known phrase to, A BANANA aday keeps the doctor away!


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steps to achieve thisincluding improving the level ofservice both on board and outsideour aircraft, including groundservice and other areas.

While ranked by Skytraxgenerally as the 7th best airlines inthe world, in 2013 Garuda wasnamed as the best airline foreconomy class service. InEconomy class we are already

ranked as the best in the world.Now we are focusing on improving

Garuda Aiming to BeNamed Among theWo r l d B es t F i v e

Air lin es As the result of its

successful QuantumLeap Program launched

in 2011, the IndonesianNational Air CarrierGaruda Indonesia isnow ranked as theworld's 7th best airlineaccording to Skytraxrankings.

But, in the eyes of GarudaIndonesia, the best is yet to come.

Quoted by Jawa Pos, thegeneral manager for publicrelations of Garuda Indonesia,Iksan Rosan, said on Wednesday,November 26, 2014: This year weare still ranked as number 7 in theworld. Next year we have theambition to be ranked among the

give best five airlines in the world.We are undertaking a number of

our service in businessclass, added Rosan.

In evaluating the world'sairlines Skytrax surveys theopinions of worldwide airlinepassengers over a period of 10-months seeking input on everyaspect of airline operations fromm o r e t h a n 1 8 . 8 m i l l i o nrespondents.

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Bali is Running Out of Water

B a l i C h a m b e r o fCommerce Ca l l s fo rWate r Ra t ion ing fo rI s l a n d ' s To u r i s mIndustry

The Badung Regencybranch of the IndonesianC h am b er o f C o m m erce(KADIN) has asked theProvincial Government of Balito introduce regulations limitingthe use of water by the Island'stourism industry.

KADIN is seeking controlson the amount of water that canbe used by HOTELS, villas,home stays and a number of

other tourism-relatedindustries.

The chairman of KADIN-Badung, A.A. Ngurah AlitWiraputra, quoted by Bali Postsaid: The use of ground waterin large amounts by the tourismindustry is the reason that thereis now salt water intrusion oninland wells more than 5k i l o m e t e r s f r o m B a l i ' sshoreline. The demands forwater to support Bali's tourismnow exceeds 2,500 liters persecond, meaning that surfacesource of water are no longer asufficient supply.

The constructive andexploit ive use of water,according to Wiraputra, willdamage the hydrological cycle.Such is the state of Bali's water

s u p p l y a n d t h e o v e r -consumption of both surfaceand ground water that Bali'sgeneral carrying capacity isat threat.

If we keep takingground water the salt waterincursion will increasefurther inland, warnedWiraputra.

The KADIN officialsuggest that Bali muststudy from Middle Eastern

c o u n t r i e s t h a t u s eseawater for the needs of itstourist industry.

Wiraputra fears thatunless something is done tohalt salt-water intrusion in Baliby rationing the use of water forthe tour i sm indus t ry, acatastrophe awaits.

T h e u n c o n t r o l l e dconsumption of water will makeBali increasing porous andcreates great concern for thefuture. We have yet tothoroughly cons ider thedemand for water from thegeneral public and the need forsurface water for agriculture asBali depletes both its surfaceand land water resources.Because of this, we need aproper solution for this

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T h e s c r u f f y s t r a ybumped into them as the teamstopped for a lunch break at aroadside in South America.Feeling sorry for him, MikaelLindnord, one of the teamm e m b e r s g a v e h i m ameatball.

However as they got up toleave, he began to follow them . Anddidn't stop, once. After trying andfailing to get rid of him for safetyreasons, they decided to call him

Arthur and he quickly became a

friend.Not only did he tirelessly

follow them, but he took part in everygruelling task they faced on the 430mile hike, including swimming alongtheir kayaks, dragging himself uphills and traipsing through knee-

deep mud. And after refusing to

leave, the team decided thatthey'd stop when he was tired,pull him out of mud when hegot stuck and kept himhydrated and fed.

It took them 6 days tofinish the race, with Arthur intow, fully deserved of his newhome back in Sweden wherethe team would eventuallytake him. After filing for hisadoption and getting a positiveresponse, he was instantly

flew home and found himself at thecentre of four new loving families.

I came to Ecuador to win theWorld Championship. Instead, I gota new friend. Lindord told hisFacebook fans.

Natural causesPolk County Florida Sheriffsaid, "You kill a policeman itmeans no arrest...no rights...no negotiations...nothing butas many bullets as we canshoot into you...."

An illegal alien, in Polk County, Florida , who got pulled over in aroutine traffic stop, ended up"executing" the deputy who stoppedhim. The deputy was shot eighttimes, including once behind hisright ear at close range. Anotherdeputy was wounded and a police

dog killed.The murderer was found

hiding in a wooded area. As soon ashe took a shot at the SWAT team,officers opened fire on him. They hit

the guy 68 times. Naturally, the media went

nuts and asked why they had toshoot the poor, undocumentedimmigrant 68 times. Sheriff GradyJudd said "Because that's all theammunition we had."

The Coroner also reportedthat the illegal alien died of naturalcauses. When asked by a reporterhow that could be, since there

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D an i e l R i cc i a rd og o e s i n t o t h eFormula One offseason with teamb o s s C h r i s t i a nH o r n e r ' s p r a i s eringing in his earsfor a "phenomenal"drive in the 2014finale.

Starting from thelast row on the grid, theyoung Australian chargedthrough the field to finish fourth inthe Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.Red Bull'steam boss has praised DanielRicciardo for "an unbelievable year"in the F1 championship.

Ricciardo gained 16 placesduring the race and finished only 37seconds behind race and worldchampionship winner LewisHamilton, eight seconds off thepodium having produced the fastest

lap of the race. He and Red Bullteammate Sebastian Vettel hadbeen relegated to the tail of the field

by stewards who deemed thefront wings on their cars were tooflexible following qualifying.

"It was an incredible recoveryafter the circumstances of Saturday,signing off a fantastic season forDaniel, finishing third in the worldchampionship and an unbelievableyear, said Horner."It was a drivethat epitomized his season.

Four time world championVettel finished eighth in his last race

for Red Bull before heading toFerrari for next season. "I think it

was pretty much afaultless race from allsides, from the strategy,to me and the pit stops,everything was good sowe did everything weneeded to do, he said."I had fun passing, itwasn't boring out there,so it was pretty muchwhat I asked for.Onespot better would havebeen nice, but fourth isreally cool from the pit

lane. Ricciardo admitted he couldhardly have asked for more afterfinishing the F1 championshipbehind only dominant Mercedespair Hamilton and Nico Rosberg,picking up three race wins amongeight podium finishes along the way."It's been as perfect as it can bewithout holding a world title, so noreal regrets, no complaints, he said.

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Aus tral ian Open victo ry.The 21 year old prodigy fired a

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"I feel great now," said the2014 US Masters runner up.

"There have been a lot ofclose calls between now and since Ilast won and it'd be a lie if I didn't sayit was eating at me a little bit. "It'stough when you get so close in bigevents against world-class fieldsand you're not able to pull it off.Spieth hailed his sublime bogey freeperformance as "definitely the bestround I've ever played"."I salvagedevery stroke possible today. Therewas nothing left out there and that'svery rare to find," he said.

Despite rising three spots toworld No.11 with his Open romp andopenly admitting his goal is to scalethe rankings summit, Spiethconceded it was unrealistic toexpect to reach such lofty heights in2015. "I think I am very far away, hesaid."Honestly, this week was bigbecause I felt the pressure and feltthe nerves and performed the best Ihave ever performed. "But there isa big difference between playinggreat at Augusta and coming up justshort, and closing out a

tournament. "It just feelscompletely different and, eventhough that week was one of themost memorable of my golfingcareer, it still wasn't a win and itstill wasn't the same feeling as thisweek walking up the 18th. "So inorder to do this in majors it is goingto take a lot more than what it tookthis week. "No disrespect to thisc h a m p i o n s h i p , a m a j o rchampionship dwells on yourmind more than any othertournament.

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Adam and Rory, Spieth said."WhenI look at this trophy, I see Hall ofFamers and you don't see that onevery trophy and it's really cool thatmy game will go on here.

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Our team will never be the same again!The first Test between

Aus tral ia and India w aspostponed on Saturdayas an emotional MichaelClarke spoke publiclyabout the death of hisfriend and team matePhillip Hughes.

The match had beenscheduled to start at theGabba on Thursday but itw a s a n n o u n c e d t h a tHughes's funeral will take place the day before inMacksville, the small coastal town halfway betweenSydney and Brisbane where he was born. He wouldhave been 26 on Sunday.

With the second Test due to begin in Adelaide onDecember 12, followed by a nine day gap before theBoxing Day Test in Melbourne, the most likelyoutcome is that the first two games will be pushedback to allow Australia's cricketers more time to cometo terms with their loss. According to Mark Waugh, oneof Australia's selectors, Hughes would have resumedhis Test career in Brisbane.But on Saturday, as a

distraught Clarke spoke to the media, the minutiae ofinternational cricket's fixture list felt like a cruelirrelevance.

Only four days after Hughes was struck on theneck by a bouncer during a domestic game in Sydneyand only two days after he was pronounced dead as aresult of a catastrophic brain hemorrhage, the

Australian captain was called upon to deliver the mostpainful Press conference of his career. Choking backthe tears, Clarke said Words cannot express the losswe all feel as a team right now. To Greg, Virginia(Hughes's parents), Jason and Megan (his siblings),we share the deep pain you're feeling.

Las t n ig h t , Iasked Cricket Australiaif Hughesy's Australianone day internationalshirt number, 64, couldbe retired, to which theyagreed. That meansso much. His legacy oftrying to improve eachand every day will driveus for the rest of ourlives. Our dressingroom will never be the

same, we loved him and always will. Apart from whenhe was home on the farm with his beloved cattle,Hughesy was at his happiest playing cricket for hiscountry with his mates. Things were always put intoperspective when Hughesy said Where else wouldyou rather be, boys, than playing cricket for yourcountry?. We're going to miss that cheeky grin andthat twinkle in his eye. He epitomized what that BaggyGreen is about and what it meant to us all. The worldlost one of its great blokes this week and we are all thepoorer for it. Our promise to Hughesy's family is thatwe will do everything we can to honor his memory.

Clarke has received praise from many quartersfor the dignity and courage he has shown sinceHughes was felled at the SCG and t he former Australiacoach Mickey Arthur, who worked closely with bothbatsmen, voiced his thoughts. It's one thing a captainwould never think he'd have to do, he said. A captainof international cricket has so much responsibility butMichael's leadership has extended off the field thisweek and he seems to have been a real rock aroundthat team. They were always close, always together,Phil and Michael. Phil looked up to Michael and triedto prepare and go about his business in the sameway.

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Wallabies end tour with loss to EnglandThe Wallabies will headinto a World Cup year onthe back of their worstEuropean tour in almosta decade after beingo v e r p o w e r e d b yEngland in their seasone n d i n g T e s t a tTwickenham. And coachMichael Cheika insists

Aus tral ia are not s hyi ngaway from what needsto be addressed overthe next ten months, including alack of belief and the muchmal igned scrum that wasr u t h l e s s l y e x p o s e d o nSaturday.

The Wallabies fell 26 to 17 infront of 82,031 fans on Saturdaywith the clear set piece dominanceof England, one of their World Cupgroup opponents proving thedifference in a match that finishedtwo tries apiece. Following defeatsto France and Ireland, theWallabies suffered three Testlosses during a spring tour for thefirst time since 2005, rounding out atumultuous year for Australianrugby. Cheika, who took the jobonly three days before the tourfo llowing Ewen McKenzie 'sresignation, admitted his side stillhad to come to grips with a newplaying style but was adamantprogress was being made by his

side. "It's a pattern I've seenbefore with teams I've beeninvolved with before whenchanging the shape of the team,said Cheika, who led the Waratahsto this year's Super Rugby title."The team probably just doesn'tbelieve in itself enough. "I definitelybelieve in the way it's headed."There's not going to be any panicat our end.

"We're going to have to,Cheika said. "I think we've

improved a lot of areas on this touraround the way we've played thegame and the physical nature of thegame. But we're also not naive ofthe things that we need to improveand we're going to take the steps toimprove. Much of the pre matchfocus had centered on a possibleset piece mismatch and it so itproved on Saturday, with England'sscrum and maul a regular source ofpoints and penalties. England No.8

h a l f , w i t h b o t hcoming on the back ofattacking scrums with theh o m e s i d e ' s b a c k scapitalizing on theirforwards' dominance witha smart kicking game. Afrustrated Cheika said

Australia would have tochange its scrum tactics toget in line with what heclaimed were dubiousones from England."We

need to change some things.Perhaps a bit more wheeling orsomething because that seems tob e a c c e p t e d , C h e i k asaid."Perhaps we are just a little bittoo honest maybe in the scrum.

Preferring running rugby overkicking, they looked superb in openp lay a t t imes w i th s t r o n gcontributions from center MattToomua and Israel Folau, who hada strong game apart from a mistakethat led to Morgan's first t ry. BacksCooper, Nic White and KurtleyBeale tried to add some late sparkoff the bench but Australia'sdecision making in attack let themdown. Wallabies skipper MichaelHooper admitted it was a frustratingend to the tour following three pointdefeats to Ireland and France. "Itsucks. To have the feeling, knowingw e g o c l o s e , i s r e a l l ydisappointing, Hooper said.

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Officials ordered to eat street foodIndonesia has ordered officialsto eat local street food atmeetings instead of fancyforeign fare and stop holdinglavish parties, the latest movesby the new government to crackdown on bureaucratic excess.Snacks such as cassava,steamed corn and yam cakesshould be served at officialgatherings and the number ofguests invited to high-rankingbureaucrats' parties should belimi ted to 400, a minister said.

President Joko Widodo, whotook office last month and is knownas a modest figure from a humblebackground, has made reining inofficial spending and trimming backthe graft ridden nation's bloateddemocracy a key goal he hasalready slashed travel and meetingbudgets for next year, and last weeksought to lead by example when heflew economy class to Singapore for

his son's graduation, winning

widespread praise online. Announcing the latest moves,

Yuddy Chrisnandi, minister forbureaucratic reform, orderedofficials to "stop anything that isexcessive". He said that gluttonousofficials were at risk of developinghigh cholesterol and high bloodpressure, and that buying localsnacks would help Indonesianfarmers. Chrisnandi said that therules on food would be applied in allministries and government officesfrom December 1. Those who brokethem would face sanctions such asdemotion or a postponement of

bonus payments, headded. The energy ministry,which is seeking to clean up itsima g e fo l l ow in g re c e n tcorruption scandals, hasalready sent out a list ofpermitted foods and hasordered drinks to be limited to

coffee, tea and water. The banon lavish parties, due to comeinto effect early next year, isaimed at private functions held

by high-ranking officials, which areoften vast affairs at luxurious hotels.Chrisnandi said such events"c re a t e d a n impre s s io n o finequality". "There are high-rankinggovernment officials organizingweddings for their children andinviting thousands, causing traffic

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WELCOME to the ugly si de ofschoolies in Bali as young

A u s t r a l i a n s s t o r m aconvenience store, mockingthe accents of employeesand taking over the frontcounter.

They later abusedmotorbike riders whowouldn't allow them to pileup to eight schoolies on totwo bikes. On a street offPopp ie s La ne 2 , aschoolie and his matemarch along abusinglocals.

No! I told you, no.Go away. Can't youunderstand English? heyells at a street vendorwho asks him if he would likeanything. A young Balinese manshouts back at him, clearly outragedby the disrespect. At the BountyHotel, young Australians quibbleover the daily use of two private carsfor a group of mates.

In Australia $15 isn't a lot ofmoney, but in Bali that's way toomuch I won't pay that. I want it forless than half, the schoolie barks.He later arrives at the lobby barwithout shirt or thongs, and is told byBounty staff to dry off and respecthotel rules.

At the front of the EngineRoom nightclub, security asks aschoolie, wearing nothing but boardshorts and brandishing a bottle, tocome down from a podium. The bad

behaviour occurs in the heartof Kuta, against the backdrop of theBali bombing memorial opposite thenow demolished Sari club where

Australians lost their lives.White Rose hotel manager I

Made Sudarna said schoolies must

show all guests respect. The hotel,which began hosting SchooliesSplash pool parties last night, hasbanned BB guns and fireworks. MrSudarna has put on seven securityguards to ensure drunken schooliesmake it home safely. We had someschoolies knocking on doors ofguests last year. We want people toenjoy themselves but to also respectthe rules, he said.

Another Kuta hotel managersaid she had been surprised by theloutish behaviour of some of theestimated 6000 schoolies in Bali.Yes, they are very loud. Butbecause it is the low season havingthem here is good for business untilthe big crowds arrive in December.They don't have as much money asother guests but it is good for

tourism they are here, shesaid.

Some Aussie Media houseshave been banned from the island'stwo biggest nightclubs, both eagerto protect their schoolies trade.

The Sky Garden with eightclubs and pubs in one

building is offering a FreeFlow Pass to schoolieswhere they can consumefree drinks between 9-10pm. Other clubs offer $2vodka drinks and cheaptequila shots. Thousandsof schoolies crammed intoKuta to watch Grammy

Awar d-wi nni ng hip- hopartist Lil Jon play at anevent.

After a sustained 90-minute downpour, teenagers wereseen sporting bras down the mainstreet in Kuta. Drunken schooliesare pouring out of the clubs in theearly hours, stumbling in front ofcars and scooters and walking downdark alleys. While the majority ofresponsible schoolies ride in taxis toand from the Kuta party precinct,s ome hop on the ba c k o fmotorcycles and scooters withouthelmets.

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The robbery tookplace at approximately 1:20a.m. as the Dutch touristwas walking the backpathway in Kuta. A group ofyoung men approached thetourist at a location in front ofthe Bagus Pub, lured by theiPhone carried by the Dutchnational.

As the group of young menmoved on, the tourist becameaware that the iPhone wasmissing.

Police already stationed inthe area to curb crime were able totrack down two men and by 5:00 a.

less than four hours after thetheft, the authorities had two menin custody with the stolen phone intheir possession.

Interviewed by the police,the two men, from East Java andMadura, admitted to the crimesaying that they hung out at thelocation until they spotted a

potential victim. Abdulwould steal the phone andthen hand it to Sariyanto toprevent Abdul being caughtwith the stolen phone in hispossession.

Police conducted asearch of the boardinghouse where the two menstay but did not f indadditional evidence of pastcrimes. Police, however,continue to investigate,believing the two are linkedto other robberies of touristsin the Kuta area.Both men will now be

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I Gu s t i K o m p i a n g Adny ana, the Head of th eBali Regional Office ofthe ministry of Justiceand Human Rights ,ensures that there are nomore rogue immigrationoff icers who commite x t o r t i o n a g a i n s tforeigners during theexamination of traveld o c u m e n t s a t t h eDenpasar Ngurah Rai

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The issue of alleged illegalpayments (bribes) taken byimmigration officers came fromcomments from Made Pastika, theGoverner of Bal i , through

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Bali is a spiritual place. In villages all over theisland, plaited baskets filled with flowers andherbs are placed on pavements, on the prowsof fishing boats and in markets - part of theisland's indigenous culture that fills everywherewith beauty.

Bali - There are over 10,000 temples,and in the tiny village of Ubud, traditionaldances are staged nightly in streets throngingwith arts and crafts galleries. Wood carvings,silverware and paintings are all popular. Visitthe ancient settlement of Kintamani, perchedon the rim of a vast crater overlooking LakeBatur, the largest in Bali.

The beach resorts of the south havewonderful white sands and a laid-back, tropicalambience. A day trip can have you snorkellingor diving in clear waters over colourful coral,and for the adventurous there are water sportsincluding some great surfing. You can samplesome great Balinese food, and the nightlife atKuta is great fun.

Ubud - Museum Rudana offers anoutstanding collection of paintings in theclassical Ubud and Batuan styles as well asIndonesian fine arts. Theres also Museum PuriLukisan, which translated means Palace of

Paintings. On a hill top in nearby TampaksiringVillage is the Presidential Palace a stunningcomplex divided into 5 buildings spanning afissure in the hills and connected by a 40kilometre long bridge.

Other unmissable sights include theMonkey Forest, home to more than 200 long-tailed Macaque monkeys. There are also 3 holytemples within its boundaries with a well pavedwalkway to help you navigate and plenty ofshade from the trees above. Ubud is perhapsmost famous for its beautiful rice fields. Hire abicycle and explore some of the villages aroundUbud such as Pejeng, Tegallalang andCampuhan, stopping en-route to admire iconicscenes of rice paddies overlooking beautifulhills and rivers.

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Get down to work early on and plan to cross off the biggestitems on your to-do list. After that you'll be less eager totackle complex jobs that demand attention to detail. As Marsglides into your social sector on Thursday, you'll be ready to

join in the festive fun. This is your opportunity to make newfriends and mix and mingle in general. Saturday's Full Moonin Gemini might coincide with an attraction to someone withstories to tell.

Thoughts about security may act as a catalyst to get youthinking about how to earn more money. You may have astrong urge to start a business or expand one you alreadyown. You may decide to pool your resources and talents withthose of someone else, increasing your chances of success.The presence of Mars in Aquarius makes you morecompetitive where career and professional matters areconcerned. Finally, the Full Moon on Saturday mightencourage you to shop. Go easy!

The festive season gets off to a fabulous start for you - yoursocial life is a blur of activity! You may not have much time torelax, especially if others place demands on your time.You're also in your element, networking and connecting withmany people. This could be one of the happiest times of theyear for you, with a chance to make new friends and perhapsfind love. The Full Moon encourages you to share yourfeelings, but think first!

A down-to-earth aspect on Monday can help you plan aheadfor the festivities or encourage you and a significant other tothink about a vacation. The focus gradually shifts as Marszips into your zone of shared finances. You may be marchingto a different tune, but it helps to avoid alienating yourbanker. Keep others in the loop and don't give in to theimpulse to buy more than you can afford. The weekend is forrelaxation and fun!

For goodness' sake, make a decision today, Leo. The moreyou flounder about which way to go, the likelier it is that youwill miss the boat altogether. You have all the facts you need,so don't delay any longer. Once you make up your mind, bestrong and throw all your weight behind it. Your mind can belike a computer filing away information as long as you stayalert.

E-mails, letters, and phone calls could keep you busyanswering messages. You may be in a hurry to get cards andpresents in the mail, adding to your list of chores. A desire toconnect with friends from near and far and see what they're upto over the coming weeks could result in making plans.Romance sizzles as Mars moves into Aquarius. Your focustends more to pleasure and fun times. You'll want to let yourcreative side out, too.

You seem to have taken the festive season to heart,especially when it comes to buying gifts and enhancing thefeel-good factor. However, to avoid feeling the pinch later,create a budget before you spend your first cent. Set limitsand stay in control. Home and family come into focus asMars jogs into Aquarius. If anyone asks you what you wantfor Christmas, it will probably be a gadget. You can't getenough of them, especially if they save you time.

You're in your element this week as you entertain, shareideas, and organize events to start the festive season. Funseems to take the place of work, with a number of planetsencouraging you to kick back and enjoy the many socialopportunities coming your way. You seem to be in anadventurous mood and willing to take a gamble with an ideaor plan. Travel and the chance to expand your horizons mayalso set you thinking of ways to escape from routine.

A desire to volunteer at a charity function may keep you busy.You could be motivated to sacrifice your own enjoyment to givea hand to others in need. Once Mars moves into Aquarius andyour money zone, you might also be eager to donate to goodcauses. Your generosity will come back to you, though thismight be the last thing on your mind. Finally, the Full Moon inGemini this weekend could coincide with a party or fun get-together.

The festive season gets off to a sociable start. The fabulousplanetary lineup brings options for dating, networking, andgenerally hanging out with pals. You'll have no shortage ofkisses under the mistletoe, as the week hints that an instantattraction or the potential to make a new friend who seems tosupport your ideas and ideals. Mars in Aquarius fromThursday activates a desire to move on plans that havebeen on the backburner.

A focus on your home zone means you'll be busy removingclutter, sprucing up your place, and getting everything ready foran extravaganza. Unexpected guests might start to arrive, andyour extended family could show up, too. If things get too hectic,get some rest and alone time. If you schedule in periods of quiet,you'll find solutions to problems and discover creative ideas youcan play with. You may enjoy celebrating and partying over theweekend.

The lineup in your career sector highlights important goals andkey ambitions this week. If you've dreamed of expanding youroptions, reach out to others who can share their experiencesand general knowledge. As Mars moves into Aquarius onThursday you may find your intuitive awareness ratchets up,helping you make almost instantaneous decisions and come upwith ideas with creative potential. Saturday's Full Moon can beperfect for a gathering at your place.

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Pill That Makes Farts Smell like ChocolateFrance has given theworld fragrant perfumea n d v e r y s t i n k yc h e e s e s , b u t t h ecountry's latest andg r e a t e s t o l f a c t o r ycontribution may be apill that makes fartssmell like chocolate.

The sweet smellingproduct is the creation ofChristian Poincheval, a 65year old inventor who hailsfrom the village of Gesvres andlooks like Santa Claus' youngerhippie brother.

Poincheval sells the pillsonline for around $12.50 for 60capsules. The web page promisesthe chocolate pills will "allow theuser to fart through to the NewYear in grand style. The chocolatepills are a new addition toPoincheval's odorific arsenal,which also includes pills that makefarts smell like roses or violets, andfart reducing powder for pets. Aswith most new creations,

necessity was the mother ofthis invention.

He was eating dinner withfriends in 2006 when he realizedthe group had caused a gas attackat the restaurant. "Our farts wereso smelly after the copious meal,we nearly suffocated," he told localmedia. "The people at the tablenext to us were not happy.Something had to be done."

It was the start of a longperiod of stinky researching,during which Poincheval madesome interesting discoveries."When we were vegetarian we

noticed that our gassmelt like vegetables, likethe odor from a cow pat,but when we started eatingmeat, the smell of theflatulence became muchdisagreeable," he said."We needed to inventsomething that made themsmell nicer"

Poincheval claimshis pills not only createchocolate scented farts,

they reduce intestinal gas andbloating thanks to ingredients likevegetable coal, fennel, seaweed,plant resin, bilberry, and cacao

zest. Since people tend to stufftheir bellies during the holidays,Poincheval figures his chocolatefart pills should be stuffed instockings.

"Some buy them becausethey have problems with flatulenceand some buy them as a joke tosend to their friends. Christmasalways sees a surge in sales," hesaid.

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