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Wednesday, June 15, 2016 The Maroon 5 frontman, who coached the late 22-yearold singer during season six of The Voice, will pay for Grimmie’s funeral.

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Adam Levine Offers to Pay for Christina Grimmie’s Funeral

LOS ANGELES - Adam Levine has made a touching offer in the wake of Christina Grimmie’s tragic death.

The Maroon 5 frontman, who coached the late 22-year-old singer during season six of The Voice, will pay for Grimmie’s funeral, Levine’s management confirmed to ET. “I found out this morning, that Adam Levine personally called my mother and said he will pay for the funeral and her plane flight, and I was blown away,“ Grimmie’s brother, Marcus Grimmie, wrote in a Facebook post late Sunday.

Grimmie was shot and killed on Friday at The Plaza Live in Orlando, Florida, while signing autographs

for fans after performing with the pop-rock band, Before You Exit.

Levine spoke out shortly after the tragedy to express his condolences.

“Behati and I are absolutely devastated and heartbroken by Christina Grimmie’s tragic death,” Levine said in a statement obtained

by ET. “Our hearts go out to her family. Christina was a natural, a gifted talent that comes along so rarely. She was taken from us too soon. This is yet another senseless act of extreme violence. I am left stunned and confused how these things can conceivably continue to happen in our world.”

Grimmie’s brother has since posted details on a vigil that will

Two French police killed in attack claimed

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Mexico’s draw with Venezuela gives El Tri 1st in Group C

Orlando killer expressed support for multiple Islamist groups

ORLANDO - Orlando nightclub killer Omar Mateen had expressed sympathy for a variety of Islamist extremists, including groups in the Middle East that are sworn enemies, the FBI said on Monday, as a picture began to emerge of the angry, violent man who carried out America’s deadliest mass shooting.

be held for her on Monday in their hometown of Marlton, New Jersey.

“There will be a candlelight vigil being held at the blue barn in Marlton. All are welcome and I will be there as well. Would love to see anyone and everyone. Thanks all,” he wrote.

Grimmie’s older sibling was present at the time of the shooting and tackled his sister’s killer, who has now been identified as 27year-old Kevin James Loibl of St. Petersburg, Florida.

“Her brother is a hero and possibly saved countless other lives,” a tweet posted by the Orlando Police Department read over the weekend.

“He is not injured.” (IBP/net)

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Steam rises from the street as the spire of One World Trade Center is lit in rainbow colors to honor the victims of the Orlando shooting massacre at the Pulse nightclub, in the Manhattan borough of New York, U.S., June 13, 2016.

U.S. authorities said they had found no direct links between Islamic State and Mateen, the U.S.born son of Afghan immigrants who killed 49 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando on Sunday.

Mateen, 29, was shot dead by police who stormed the Pulse club with armored cars after a threehour siege. In 911 calls during his rampage, the killer expressed allegiance to Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

But Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey said Mateen had made comments favorable to multiple armed Islamist movements and people, which “adds a little bit to the confusion about his motives.” President Barack Obama said Mateen was likely a homegrown extremist.

“So far, we see no indication that this was a plot directed from outside the United States and we see no indication that he was part of any kind of network,” Comey told reporters in Washington. “We’re highly confident this killer was radicalized at least in some part through the internet.”

Islamic State, which controls territory in Iraq and Syria, reiterated on Monday a claim of responsibil-

ity, although it offered no signs to indicate coordination with the gunman.

In calls to authorities on Sunday, Mateen also mentioned support for the Boston Marathon bombers and a Florida man who became a Nusra Front suicide bomber in Syria, Comey said. Nusra is an al Qaeda offshoot which is at odds with Islamic State in Syria’s civil war.

Co-workers reported Mateen to the FBI in 2013 after he had made “inflammatory and contradictory” statements, including a claim that he had family connections to al Qaeda and membership of Shi’ite militant group Hezbollah, a bitter rival.

The FBI’s Miami office investigated Mateen for 10 months and interviewed him twice but found no evidence of a crime or connection with a militant group.

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Three genres of Balinese traditional dance listed by UNESCO DENPASAR - Three genres of Balinese traditional dance are listed by the UNESCO in the field of Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection. The three Balinese traditional

dance genres are included in the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity of the UNESCO on December 2, 2015 after experiencing a delayed discussion in 2011 because each country can only process one heritage per year.

There are three dance genres in Balinese

culture spread over nine districts / municipality consisting of Karangasem, Klungkung, Bangli, Gianyar, Badung, Tabanan, Jembrana, Buleleng and Denpasar. Three genres of the Balinese traditional dance comprise the sacred dance like the Rejang Dance, Sanghyang Dedari and Ritual Baris; semi-sacred

dance (14-19 AD) like the Sidakarya Mask, Gambuh ballet and Wayang Wong ballet; and performance dance like the Legong Keraton, Joged Bumbung and Barong.

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Hilmar Farid, Director General of Culture at the Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs, when met at the conferment of the certificate of recognition from the UNESCO at Setia Darma House of Mask and Puppet, Ubud, Sunday (Jun. 12) said that the award is a recognition of the UNESCO as an effort to preserve culture.

It is not only seen in terms of the creation but also of the community’s efforts to preserve Balinese culture. “It is not only assessed in terms of beauty, but also of the ability to manage. So, it is also the matter of management.

People have got involved in artistic activities from childhood and the results are awesome. This is passed on through generations,” he said. With such recognition, it will increase the responsibility to preserve because it has gained international recognition so that it should be included in the development agenda.

Prof. I Nyoman Darma Putra, Director of the Tourism Graduate Program at the Udayana University, assessed the determination of Balinese classical dance as intangible cultural heritage by the UNESCO provides many advantages. Such international recognition shows that tourism in Bali is developed and the culture remains sustainable.

“In the past, a lot of people said that tourism disrupted culture where dances would be commercialized.

But the acknowledgment of the UNESCO has showed that tourism is also advanced in harmony with the sustainability of culture chiefly the dance,” he explained, Monday (Jun. 13).

Additionally, the inclusion of Balinese classical dance in the world cultural heritage shows that Balinese people have got an achievement in the arts, in the preservation of cultural heritage.

It is time make the predicate of the UNESCO a benchmark to continuously develop the Balinese classical dance and other growing arts so that they are becoming stronger evidence that tourism in Bali develops, while culture is still sustainable. Determination of Balinese classical dance will also make the image of Bali increasingly brilliant as a cultural tourist destination.

The development of Bali tourism is determined by many things.

Thus, it is certainly difficult if the determination as world cultural heritage by the UNESCO will have a direct impact on tourism business.

“Tourism business is something complex, either due to transportation, many flights, accommodation, facilities and the attraction of Balinese arts. Obviously if the Bali tourism increases, one of which giving the contribution is the culture including the Balinese

classical dance,” he affirmed.

“Other fields such as the cultural landscape heritage of Bali province including the Jatiluwih, Taman Ayun and Pakerisan Watershed as the UNESCO cultural heritage have shown direct impact where

The coral reef garden is located only a few meters away from mainland. In addition to renting a fishing boat, travelers can also use canoe board to see the beautiful underwater panorama on Penimbangan Beach. Some types of coral reef grow normally along one kilometer from Penimbangan Beach, Baktiseraga village westwards to Puri Bagus Beach, Pemaron village.

However a few years earlier, the

coral reef garden suffered severe damages due to non-eco-friendly fishing behavior. In addition, it also happens due to pollution of marine debris, and flooding from the upstream areas aggravates the condition of coral reef garden in the region.

Kadek Agus Wibawa, a fisherman offering services of marine tourism on Penimbangan Beach said on Sunday morning (Jun. 12)

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Art, Culture and Healing Events This Week the tourist visit to Jatiluwih has increased two to three times since it was determined by the UNESCO. Surely it is very delighted but can be a challenge,” he added.

Damaged and narrow road access should not make the great

name a boomerang. On that account, the cultural landscape, classical dances and all the supporting elements should be developed so that they can really become a proud for the owners of the culture and visitors. (kmb42)

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Domestic travelers interested in visiting coral reef of Penimbangan Beach

SINGARAJA - Lately domestic travelers in Buleleng are increasingly interested in visiting coral reef garden on Penimbangan Beach, Singaraja. It is inseparable from the ‘word of mouth’ promotion carried out by members of fishermen group on the local beach, so that travelers are getting interested in watching coral reef garden on this beach. To reach and see the coral reef on the beach, travelers are enough to hire fishing boat at IDR 10,000 per person.

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that most visitors just swim or sit down to enjoy the beach. Actually, this beach has a marine tourism in the form of coral reef garden that is not inferior to other areas or even outside Bali. He and colleagues then introduced the potential of marine tourism through word of mouth promotion. From the introduction, apparently it attracts travelers to see the coral reef garden.

Typically, crowded visitors come to this marine tourism during holiday season or national holidays. “It is a part of tourism development on this beach. Initially I offer to visitors to see coral reef or fish and apparently they are interested in seeing the coral garden here,” he said.

According to Agus, so far the visitors to Penimbangan Beach are mostly family groups. To that end,

the marine tourism on offer tends to be used as a medium of learning for children or elderly people spending holiday on Penimbangan Beach by providing direct information related to marine life ranging from coral reef to fish species being endemic on Penimbangan Beach. “Since most visitors are children and some adults, then I am trying to develop it into a direct medium of learning related to coral reef or ornamental fish here,” he explained.

On the other hand, Agus revealed that a few years before the coral reef on the beach suffered severe damages. It happened due to catching fish was not carried out in an eco-friendly way. In addition, waste pollution or stream flooding in rainy season coming down on the beach also aggravated the condition

of this beach. Currently, fishermen with third parties including local government vigorously preserve the coral reef on Penimbangan Beach. The preservation includes the prevention of marine debris that can disturb coral reef and supervision against non-eco-friendly fishing. Moreover, transplantation of coral reef by third parties together with the government has also been done within the past few years. As a result, the coral reef garden can now grow back to normal.

“Fisherman have owned awareness and they also jointly preserve the coral reef from contaminating marine debris, so that the coral reef garden on the coast is well preserved and increase the tourist attraction in our region,” said Agus. (kmb38)

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Scientific robots to swim in Bay of Bengal in monsoon study

NEW DELHI — To better understand and predict South Asia’s seasonal monsoon, scientists are getting ready to release robots in the Bay of Bengal in a study of how ocean conditions might affect rainfall patterns.

The monsoon, which hits between June and September, delivers more than 70 percent of India’s annual rainfall. Its arrival is eagerly awaited by hundreds of millions of subsistence farmers, and delays can ruin crops or exacerbate drought.

Yet, the rains are hard to predict and depend on the complex interplay between global atmospheric and oceanic movements in ways not yet fully understood. They can be affected by weather phenomena such as El Nino, and could become even more erratic with climate change and even air pollution.

“It’s such a complex system,” said oceanographer Ben Webber at the University of East Anglia’s School of Environmental Sciences, the UK university leading the $11 million project. Still, “the processes that occur in the Bay of Bengal are not well understood.”

One of the biggest mysteries is how the water currents work, with colder and fresher water streaming into the northern part of the bay, while warmer and saltier water flows in further south from the Arabian Sea. The colder water tends to stay at the surface, while warmer saline

water swirls in below. But as the two masses mix, the warmer water moves toward the surface and releases heat and moisture, which then powers atmospheric storms.

While scientists have known that small changes in the water’s surface temperatures can have a big impact, they have never thoroughly studied those temperature changes during the monsoon season — partly because working from a ship during severe weather involves navigating strong winds and high waves.

“We don’t know what we’re going to find. There’s been so little observation,” Webber said. “We may confirm what we think theoretically.

But we really don’t know. It’s quite exciting.”

Working from an Indian research ship departing the southern port city of Chennai later this month, the British scientists will spend a month at sea releasing seven underwater robots across a 400-kilometer (250mile) stretch of water. The torpedoshaped robots are programed to navigate up and down through the water to a depth of 1,000 meters (3,280 feet), measuring the water salinity, temperature and current

and transmitting the data to a satellite.

At the same time, scientists from the University of Reading and the Indian government in a related study will take atmospheric measurements.

By comparing the two sets of data, scientists hope to better understand how ocean conditions affect monsoon patterns.

This year’s monsoon arrived at the southernmost tip of the subcontinent on June 8 — a week later than usual — and has been slow in moving north and relieving a drought devastating wide swathes of central, eastern and northern India.

On Tuesday, Indian Meteorological Department officials advised farmers in Maharashtra to delay planting seeds for their next crops until the rains reached the parched central state, which they said would likely happen after Thursday. About 18 percent of the country’s economy comes from agriculture.

“Do not undertake sowing operations till the onset of monsoon,” the deputy head of the department’s agricultural meteorology division N. Chattopadhyay told reporters in order to convey the advice to farmers. “It is necessary to have good monsoon rainfall consistently for a few days for the seeds to grow into a good crop.” (ap)

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The British scientists will spend a month at sea releasing seven underwater robots across a 400-kilometer (250-mile) stretch of water.

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Tourist visit remains high

Nusa Penida becomes a favorite tourist destination

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In this Oct. 4, 2011, file photo, Apple’s Phil Schiller talks about Siri during an announcement at Apple headquarters in Cupertino, Calif. Apple’s Siri made a big splash when the wisecracking digital assistant debuted in 2011. But as its competitors jockey to build intelligent “chat bots” and voice-controlled home systems capable of more challenging artificial-intelligence feats, Siri at times no longer seems cutting edge. On Monday, June 13, 2016, Apple is expected to demonstrate how much smarter Siri can get as it kicks off its annual software conference.

Apple makes Siri smarter, rolls out software improvements SAN FRANCISCO — Apple is working to make its iPhone and other gadgets smarter, responding to competitors’ recent moves by building more artificial intelligence into its Siri digital assistant, photos, maps and other online services.

The tech giant kicked off its annual software conference by announcing new software features for the Apple Watch and Apple TV, as well, while unveiling a new design for the Apple Music service. It’s also extending Apple Pay to the web, so users can pay for purchases made on their Mac computers using the fingerprint authorization on their iPhone or Apple Watch. Most of these new features won’t arrive until this fall.

At a time when sales of its flagship iPhone are slowing, Apple seemed determined to show that it can make its gadgets indispensable, or at least as useful as its competitors’ products.

Still, the tech giant is taking a cautious approach to integrating computer intelligence into its online services. While Apple is opening its text messaging service to outside app-builders, for instance, Apple made no mention of adding the kind of intelligent programs, or “chatbots ,” that competitors are all rushing to build into their messaging platforms.

Apple executives also stressed their efforts to safeguard users’ privacy even while providing recommendations and suggestions based on individual user information. The company says it’s committed to keeping most

user data encrypted on individual iPhones or other devices, rather than uploading information to process on Apple’s servers.

Experts say that can make it more difficult to analyze information and provide useful services, but Apple says its software can still be helpful. Apple’s oncemaligned Maps service, for example, will offer traffic information, location-based restaurants for things like restaurants, and let users connect with outside apps to do things like make a reservation or call a car service.

For some features, however, Apple says it’s starting to upload some user data to analyze for broader trends or patterns, but it vowed that information will be “anonymized.”

“We believe you should have great features and great privacy,” said senior vice president Craig Federighi.

Apple’s wisecracking digital assistant will play a larger role in the company’s products. On Monday, Apple announced that Siri will be coming to Mac desktop and laptop computers, where it can locate files and perform other feats. Siri will also gain new capabilities with Apple TV, where it will let you launch live TV viewing with voice command and search YouTube and the iTunes store for videos.

Perhaps more important, Apple is letting Siri work with applications made by other companies. The change will open up new ways for Siri to help iPhone owners get things done more quickly. (ap)

SEMARAPURA - In fact, the high waves happened lately did not affect tourist arrival to Nusa Penida. This can be seen from the stable tourist arrival on the island subdistrict. Nusa Penida having been known among foreign travelers has become a major tourist destination. This condition makes the Nusa Penida being famous for its marine tourist attraction still a mainstay of Klungkung district.

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Nusa Penida having been known among foreign travelers has become a major tourist destination.

An officer of the Klungkung Culture and Tourism Agency, Ida Bagus Putu Buana, explained that Nusa Penida remains a favorite tourist attraction in Klungkung compared to others in the mainland. Based on official data in the Klungkung Tourism Office in 2015, the tourist visit reached 372,051 foreign travelers. Of this number, the destinations visited include the Kertagosa (43,683 people), Goa Lawah (57,550 people), Bakas Levi Rafting (6,110

people) and Nusa Penida (264,708 people). “This figure increased by about 10 percent from the previous year,” said I.B. Buana.

In the meantime, until May 2016, the tourist visit to Nusa Penida is also the highest compared to other tourist destination in mainland Klungkung. The figure includes the visit to Kertagosa (12,779 people), Goa Lawah (19,758 people), Bakas Levi Rafting (3,094 people) and Nusa Penida (97,833 people).

“Tourist visit remains stable and probably it exceeds the visit in 2015,” he explained.

In the meantime, the city tour program taking advantage of Semarapura city as a tourist attraction has not showed the results in terms of the number of tourist visits. Based on field observation on Monday (Jun. 13), the Kertagosa attraction looked to be visited by many travelers, chiefly those from local schools as well as foreign travelers. So far, the city tour package remains in trial phase, where several travel agencies seemed to have directed their buses to the Klungkung sub-terminal.

“Currently, tour guides and other officers are being trained and prepared for the success of the Semarapura city tour,” he concluded. (dwa)

Coastal safety levee at Yeh Embang broken down as hit by tidal waves

NEGARA - Coastal safety levee of Yehembang village, Mendoyo, Jembrana, was broken down due to continuously battered by tidal waves with the height of up to five meters.

The coastal safety levee using concrete stones has been broken down at three points since last week and the length even reached more than five meters.

The broken down coastal safety levee established in 2013 now threatens the existence of cemetery of Yeh Embang customary village and the Rambut Siwi Temple, especially the Goa Tirta Temple.

Jero Mangku Suardana said on

Monday (Jun. 13) that the collapse of the levee about four days ago happened because it was constantly battered by tidal waves.

He hoped that the levee can be repaired immediately so that the breakdown will not be widespread. If it does not get immediate handling, the existence of Goa Tirta Temple will be threatened.

In the meantime, the headman of Yehembang, Made Semadi, when asked for his confirmation justified if the coastal safety levee of Yeh Embang has been broken down at three points.

He has already checked the breakdown located at three points.

Two points are located in the south of local cemetery and another point is located in the south of the Goa Tirta Temple of Rambut Siwi.

Other than reporting to local government, he has backfilled the breakdown by means of soil and the levee by using gravels. For the time being, his authority can only overcome the location in the south of local cemetery because the broken down is not too severe.

“Together with people, we conduct mutual cooperation. In the meantime, location in the south of Goa Tirta Temple has not been resolved as it requires special handling,” he concluded. (kmb)

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Coastal safety levee of Yehembang village, Mendoyo, Jembrana, was broken down due to continuously battered by tidal waves with the height of up to five meters.

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Dalai Lama: must not see all Muslims as terrorists after Orlando

WASHINGTON - Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama on Monday called the massacre at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, in which 50 people died, a “very serious tragedy,” but said it was wrong to see all Muslims as potential terrorists.

Asked in an interview with Reuters about U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s reiteration of a call after the shooting for a ban on Muslims entering

the country, the Dalai Lama said the billionaire businessman was entitled to his opinion.

However, he added that if he had a chance, he would ask Trump

“What’s his reason? More detail.”

The Dalai Lama said that in every religious community, including Buddhist ones, “there are some mischievous people.”

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The schedule of the 38th Bali Art Festival Wednesday, 15th June 2016 Time : 11.00 A.M Location : Angsoka Open Stage Program : Balinesse music and Legong “ Mimba Pralaya” dance by Semara Pagulingan Citta Kelangen Group, Banjar Sidakarya, South Denpasar Sub-distric Denpasar City Time : 11.00 A.M Location : Ayodya Open Stage Program : Music and Dance by Partisipation by Tourism and Cultural Nusa Tenggara Timur Governmant (NTT) Time : 14.00 P.M Location : Ratna Kanda Open Stage Program : Traditional Music Semar Pagulingan by Tunjung Biru, Tanjung Benoa Village, South Kuta Sub-distric,Badung Regency Time : 17.00 P.M Location : Angsoka Open Stage Program : Drama Musical Nanem Nyuh Mupu Daksina performance by Alit Sundari Batuyang group, Gianyar Regency Time : 19.00 P.M. Location : Ayodya Open Stage Program : Arja Dance Exhibition by Arja Manik Sari group, Sari Mekar Village, Buleleng Sub-distric, Buleleng Regency Time : 20.00 P.M Location : Wantilan Hall Program : Puppet Kontemporer Mula Tandur Performance

by Puppeteer I Made Sidia, SSP., M.Sn From yayasan Konservasi Sawah Bali (YKSB) dan Rescue Bali Time : 20.00 P.M. Location : Ksirarnawa Hall Program : Documentary Film Bali Competition Screening Time : 20.00 P.M. Location : Ardha Chandra Amphitheatre Program : Adult gong Kebyar exhibitions featuring Gita Remaja group, Kutampi village Nusa Penida Sub-distric Klungkung Regency with Panca Swara group, Batu Agung Village, Jembrana Sub-distric Jembrana Regency

Irrigation water crisis faced by farmers in the subak area of Ababi village, Karangasem, is getting more severe. Farmers are curious because their paddy fields experience more frequent drought due to continued shrinking irrigation water.

Water crisis of paddy field at Ababi getting more severe Farmers check springs into a cave AMLAPURA - Irrigation water crisis faced by farmers in the subak area of Ababi village, Karangasem, is getting more severe.

Farmers are curious because their paddy fields experience more frequent drought due to continued shrinking irrigation water.

Farmers of Subak Bekukih, Ababi, for instance, according to a legislator from local village, Made Dipta, Monday (Jun. 13) in Karangasem, must check the water by getting into the cave at Yeha spring at the local village.

As result, said Dipta, the spring at Yeha indeed continues to shrink. According to him, farmers of Subak Bekukih are curious because they originally suspected if the flow of springs from the cave or tunnel was blocked due to possibility that the cave bed collapsed. However, there is no blockage. “The springs are indeed shrinking,” said Dipta, the former headman of the territory of Tirtagangga Park.

Dipta said that local residents at Ababi do not know exactly why all the springs continue to shrink. However, one of the causes is the rainfall continuing to decline with increasingly short rainy season. In addition, the slope of Mount Agung as the

source of catchment and infiltration of rainwater has experienced denudation.

He added that in the future Ababi will no longer be willing if their springs are shared to be flowed to other villages, including as the raw water for the municipality waterworks (PDAM).

It is based on consideration that residents and farmers of Ababi village have lacked of water. All this time, many springs of the village have been streamed and shared by the PDAM. “Most paddy fields at our village are in drought. As a result, farmers must switch to cultivate corn, sweet potatoes or other horticultural plants such as marigold and garden balsam. The commu-

nity of being proud to be farmers (Bajatani) of Ababi village led by Ketut Semadiyasa continuously provide dissemination and training as well as encourage farmers to remain proud of farming,” said Dipta.

Seeing the aspirations of villagers and farmers, Dipta asked that no more parties will be allowed to tamper with the springs at the Ababi village. He got information if the springs at Tirtagangga will be shared again by the PDAM Karangasem in cooperation with the management of Tirtagangga Park. Surely the plan must also consider the interests of farmers working on the overlay of paddy fields at Temega to downstream area getting to Padangkerta and surrounding areas.

“Result of the paddy field in the form of rice is also important. Paddy field in the area of Tirtagangga is also an asset for tourist attraction supporting the residents’ life. Do not let the paddy fields go extinct and be converted to non-paddy field needs,” said Dipta. (013)

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The Dalai Lama speaks at the U.S. Institute of Peace in Washington, D.C., U.S. June 13, 2016.

“But you cannot generalize,” he said. “Some individual Muslims may carry out some terrorist activities, but better we should not say ‘Muslim terrorists.’ I think that’s wrong.”

Fifty people, including the gunman, the U.S.-born son of Afghan immigrants who had declared his allegiance to Islamic State militants, were killed in the attack at the Orlando nightclub on Sunday morning. It was the worst mass shooting in U.S. history.

Trump and his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton are at odds over how to respond to such attacks, with the latter warning against demonizing Muslims and calling for tougher gun safety measures.

Speaking earlier at Washington’s U.S. Institute of Peace (USIP), the Dalai Lama said that by nature, women were more compassionate and if more world leaders were female, “there may be less trouble, less violence.”

“Of course, some ladies, females, are exceptional,” he added.

“Equally, some males are very compassionate.”

Asked by Reuters if it was time for a female leader in the United States, he said, “that’s up to the people of this country,” although he added that past female world leaders such as India’s Indira Gandhi, Israel’s Golda Meir, Britain’s Margaret Thatcher and Germany’s Angela Merkel had set good ex-

amples.

Asked if he would meet President Barack Obama during his three-day visit to Washington, the Dalai Lama said it was “not finalized, but some friends say he may meet me.”

Obama met the Dalai Lama when the latter visited Washington in 2014 and vowed “strong support” for Tibetans’ human rights, angering China which sees the spiritual leader as an anti-Chinese separatist.

Asked how Beijing (Peking) might respond this time, the Dalai Lama said: “I don’t know - you should ask them. I think in Peking, we cannot as of now generalize. In Peking there are different views.

Some people there have a more realistic view. Some are more hardline, which is more narrowminded.”

At the start of the USIP event, the Dalai Lama called on the audience to observe a moment of silence for the Orlando victims.

“Yesterday, very serious tragedy, Orlando. So let us (say) some silent prayer, OK,” he said, while adding afterwards: “Although, one Buddhist monk grows quite skeptical about the effects of prayer.”

Real change, he said, required serious action, including better education, to ensure more compassion and tolerance in the world, and it was important not to lose “determination or courage.” (rtr)

Thousands converge on Paris to protest against changes to labour law

PARIS - Hundreds of buses carried protesters from all over France into Paris on Tuesday for a demonstration against planned changes to labour laws that would make hiring and firing easier.

Police have clashed repeatedly with violent youths on the fringes of rallies over the last few weeks and although public-sector strikes are waning, the CGT labour union said the Paris march would be the biggest show of strength for three months.

“This is not the end,” CGT leader Philippe Martinez said. “The struggle is far from over.”

The CGT, backed by smaller unions in a campaign of strikes and protests, is sparring for pole position with another big union that backs the reform that would also devolve setting of pay and working conditions more extensively to company level.

About 700 buses were ferrying protesters to the capital for an afternoon march through the city centre, he said.

In tandem, workers stopped work at the state-owned SNCF rail company, which nevertheless said disruption was far less than at the outset of a rolling strike two weeks ago or on previous occasions this year.

Ninety percent of high-speed connections were operating and other services were working at about 70 percent, the SNCF said.

Taxi drivers who are waging a campaign against unregulated competitors protested too, in a demonstration that snarled up traffic on the western edge of the capital.

The CGT union and smaller Force Ouvriere union argue that the reform will undermine standards of labour protection.

The government, and the large CFDT union argue the contrary,

saying it will help tackle a jobless rate of 10 percent and also develop labour representation at grassroots level. Youth unemployment is about 24 percent.

“It’s time to calm things down a bit,” the head of the pro-reform CFDT union, Laurent Berger, said.

Union membership in France is among the lowest in Europe at less than 10 percent of the workforce.

Unions however wield considerable influence because the labour conditions they negotiate are applied to everyone working in any given sector.

Hollande’s Socialist government has refused to withdraw the reform, debated which the government forced through the lower house of parliament by decree and was being in the Senate on Tuesday.

It is expected to become law by July. (rtr)

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French CGT labour union employees march during a demonstration in Marseille as part of nationwide protests against plans to reform French labour laws, France, June 14, 2016. The slogan reads “No to the break-up of the labour law”.

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With economic view hazy, a waitand-see Fed message expected

WASHINGTON — It’s all about the data. For months, the Federal Reserve has said that once economic data showed a consistently healthy economy, it would be time to resume raising interest rates. And for almost as long, the data has shown improvement and suggested that a rate hike was likely this summer. That was then.

This month, when the government issued a surprisingly bleak hiring report for May, it suddenly raised doubts about the health of the job market. And it caused most Fed-watchers to put off their predictions for the next Fed rate hike into the fall. So when the Fed issues a statement after a policy meeting ends Wednesday and Chair Janet Yellen holds a news conference, a wait-and-see tone is expected. The Fed will likely echo the message Yellen sent in a speech last week: That while the U.S. economy looks fundamentally solid and higher rates will come eventually, too many uncertainties exist to say when the Fed might raise rates again.

Among the uncertainties Yellen highlighted is a June 23 referendum in Britain over whether to leave the European Union. A yes vote could roil financial markets, and the Fed wouldn’t likely want to further unnerve investors with a rate hike just a week before that vote. Economists who foresee no rate hike before September say the Fed won’t have a clear enough picture of the economy before then to raise rates and make borrowing more expensive.

The biggest uncertainty is whether the job market has succumbed to a prolonged slump or is merely enduring a brief pause. The government’s May jobs report showed that employers added just 38,000 — the

weakest monthly gain in five years — and that job growth has averaged only 116,000 the past three months, down from an average of 230,000 in the 12 months ending in April.

Other economic barometers have also sowed doubts — from tepid consumer spending and business investment to a slowdown in worker productivity to stresses from China other major economies. And inflation has remained persistently below the Fed’s 2 percent target.

“While the global economy has stabilized in the sense that it is not dropping like a rock, global economic growth remains anemic at best,” said Sung Won Sohn, an economics professor at California State University, Channel Islands.

“Given all the uncertainties on economic growth and continued low inflation, there is no need to rush to hike interest rates.”

Sohn foresees just one Fed rate hike this year, probably in September, with the central bank then moving to the sidelines in the closing weeks of the presidential race.

But Diane Swonk, chief economist at DS Economics in Chicago, said she thinks the Fed could raise rates in July if the June jobs report shows a robust rebound and financial markets remain calm after Britain’s vote on leaving the EU. “ I think there would be enough people on the Fed who would be ready to move,”

Participants in the the Bela Negara - ‘defend the nation’ programme jog at training center in Rumpin, Bogor, West Java, Indonesia June 2, 2016.

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Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen takes part at a roundtable discussion at the West Philadelphia Skills Initiative in Philadelphia, Monday, June 6, 2016. Yellen is signaling her belief that the U.S. economy is improving but remains defined by so many uncertainties that it’s unclear when the Fed should resume raising interest rates. she said. Swonk is predicting two rate increases this year, most likely in July and December.

The Fed raised its key policy rate modestly in December from a record low near zero, where it had been since the depths of the Great Recession in 2008. And it projected that it would raise rates four more times in 2016.

But as the year began, oil prices plunged, and concerns escalated about China, the world’s secondlargest economy. Nervous investors

sent markets sinking, and fears arose of a new recession. The Fed put any further rate hikes on hold.

Yellen and other Fed officials have said they expect to raise rates gradually after the job market shows further signs of improvement, including higher pay increases and inflation moving closer to the Fed’s target.

Fed officials keep stressing that their policymaking is “data dependent.” That is, only when the data shows the economy edging consis-

tently toward full health will they resume raising rates.

Conversely, the Fed also wants to take care not to lead investors to inflate the prices of stocks and other assets out of a mistaken belief that it will keep rates ultra-low well into the future. The need to discourage such excessive risk-taking is why even analysts who think the economy still faces challenges predict that the Fed will nevertheless raise rates at least once this year.(ap)

Yield on German 10-year bond falls below zero for 1st time

BERLIN — The yield on Germany’s 10-year government bond has fallen below zero for the first time, pushed down by central

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The headquarters of Germany’s Deutsche Bank are photographed early evening in Frankfurt, Germany, January 26, 2016.

bank efforts to help the economy and investor concerns about the future.

The yield on the bond, a traditional safe haven for investors, fell to just below zero early Tuesday, according to financial information provider FactSet. It had come close to zero recently but never before dipped into negative territory. A bond’s yield drops as its price rises.

Yields have been depressed by the European Central Bank’s ultra-loose monetary policy, which has included cutting interest rates and buying hundreds of billions of bonds.

Diminishing expectations of an interest rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve have also contributed, as have concerns over a possible British exit from the European Union.(ap)

Pantura ready for Idul Fitri homebound travelers: Cirebon Police CIREBON - Javas northern coastal highway, locally known as Pantura, is now ready for this years Idul Fitri holiday travelers, according to Cirebon Police spokesman Adjunct Senior Commissioner Sugeng Maryanto.

Maryanto said the highway construction company PT Bina Marga had repaired the Pantura highway, and it was now ready for use by Lebaran homebound travelers, better known as “pemudik.”

“We have just received a letter from

Bina Marga, saying the repair work on Pantura highway has been completed, and the road is now ready for use,” Maryanto remarked.

Although the repair work was said to have been completed, Maryanto said he

would re-check the main route and the alternate route that will be used by the “pemudik.” He said if there is still room for some improvement, the police will seek help from the related agencies to make the changes.(ant)

NGO urges government to Castration executor to be governed be transparent on scrapping by government regulation: Minister regional regulations JAKARTA - The government should release details on 3,143 regional regulations scrapped by the Interior Ministry, according to Research Director of Setara Institute Ismail Hasani. “Details should be furnished whether the revoked regional regulations include those that are intolerant and discriminatory in nature,” he noted in a statement here, Tuesday.

The National Commission for Anti-Violence against Women had conducted a study that found 365 discriminatory regional regulations, while the Interior Ministry found only 21 such regulations.

“The Setara Institute has recorded that 53 regional regulations are discriminatory in nature and concern religious matters,” he revealed.

President Joko Widodo recently announced

that the Interior Ministry had scrapped 3,143 regional regulations as they were believed to hinder regional economic growth and lengthen the bureaucratic process.

The regulations were also viewed as having complicated the investment and business licensing process or having contradicted with higher laws.

The number of scrapped regulations was the highest since the implementation of regional autonomy.

During the 2002-2009 period, a total of 2,246 regional regulations were scrapped, 1,501 regulations in 2010-2014, and 139 from November 2015 to May 2016. Hence, in total, the government has scrapped 7,029 regional regulations since 2002.(ant)

JAKARTA - The executor of the chemical castration punishment for convicted child sex offenders will be governed by a government regulation, according to Law and Human Rights Minister Yasonna Laoly.

Laoly made the statement in response to the Indonesian Physician Associations (IDIs) rejection of chemical castration and its refusal to be the executor of the punishment as it runs counter to the medical code of ethics.

“If the IDI refuses to be the executor, we will find other doctors who are ready to mete out the punishment since it will be imposed based on the order of the law,” the minister remarked after the launch of a book on “Digital Bureaucracy” here on Monday night.

However, Laoly affirmed that he respected the decision and the stance taken by the IDI since he believed that any professional organization had the right to voice its rejection.

On May 25, 2016, President Joko Widodo had signed the Government Regulation in Lieu of Law (Perppu) No.1 of 2016 on protection of children, according to which, perpetrators of sexual abuse on children are liable for punishment in the form of chemical castration.

However, the law and human rights minister explained that Perppu No.1 of 2016 will not impose castration penalty on a child sex offender immediately as its provisions will be set later through a government regulation.(ant)

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PARIS - A suspected Islamist attacker stabbed a French police commander to death outside his home and later killed his companion, a policewoman, in an attack claimed by Islamic State and denounced by the government as “an abject act of terrorism”.

The assailant, a 25-year-old Frenchman of Moroccan origin, was jailed in 2013 for helping Islamist militants go to Pakistan and had been under security service surveillance, including wiretaps, at the time of the attack, police sources said.

The attacker filmed part of the assault live on the social network Facebook, according to David Thomson,

a journalist specialised in radical Islamists. In his Facebook message, he linked the attack to the Euro 2016 soccer tournament now under way in France, saying: “The Euros will be a graveyard.”

The attacker, named by police and justice sources as Larossi Abballa, knifed the 42-year-old commander repeatedly in the stomach on Monday evening.

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From L-R, French Justice Minister Jean-Jacques Urvoas, French President Francois Hollande, Prime Minister Manuel Valls and Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve walk together following a crisis meeting at the Elysee Palace in Paris, France, June 14, 2016, the day after a French police chief was fatally stabbed in front of his home in a Paris suburb late on Monday and his partner’s body was found inside, killings the Islamic State’s Amaq news agency said were carried out by the militant group.

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Comey said the FBI was also “working to understand what role anti-gay bigotry may have played” in the attack.

The massacre reverberated on the presidential campaign trail, where Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton, the two likely opponents in the Nov. 8 election, clashed over how to confront violent Islamist extremists.

Trump proposed suspending immigration to the United States from countries with a history of terrorism against America, Europe or U.S. allies, while Clinton warned against demonizing Muslims and called for tougher gun safety measures. Obama is to visit Orlando on Thursday

to pay respects to families of the victims.

‘NEEDLES IN NATIONWIDE HAYSTACK’

The Orlando killings followed the massacre of 14 people in San Bernardino, California, last year and raised the question of whether the United States will have to confront jihadist attacks in the homeland for years to come.

Comey said tracking apparent lone wolf attackers like Mateen was like finding “needles in a nationwide haystack” while also trying to work out what kind of people could become radicalized.

The Florida shooting spree began early on Sunday when the club was packed with some 350 revelers at a Latin music night. Many fled as the gunman raked the crowd with bullets

He then barricaded himself inside the house in Magnanville, a suburb some 60 km (40 miles) west of Paris, taking the man’s 36-year-old partner and their three-year-old son hostage.

Police commandos shot Abballa dead when they stormed the house after negotiations failed but they found the woman, a secretary at a police station in a nearby suburb, killed with a knife, a source close to the investigation said.

The boy was unharmed but in a state of shock.

“An abject act of terrorism was carried out yesterday in Magnanville,” Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said after an emergency government meeting, before visiting Les Mureaux, where the police commander worked.

President Francois Hollande said the killings were “undeniably a terrorist act” and that the terrorist threat in France was very high.

Police searched Abballa’s home and other locations on Tuesday and detained two people close to him for questioning, a police source said.

The killings came as France, which has been under a state of emergency since Islamic State gunmen and bombers killed 130 people in Paris last November, was on high security alert for the Euro 2016, which began last Friday.

Police are under “extreme pressure” and “close to burn-out,” the head of FO labour union JeanClaude Mailly told France 2 television. (rtr)

from an AR-15-style semiautomatic rifle and a pistol.

An initial wave of officers charged into the club and trapped Mateen in a bathroom, Orlando Police Chief John Mina told reporters.

That allowed many patrons to flee, although others were trapped in the restroom with Mateen, leading to a standoff.

Police negotiated with Mateen for about three hours before breaking a hole in the wall, which allowed hostages to escape. Mateen also emerged from the hole and was shot dead by officers, police said.

Some 53 people were wounded and 29 remain hospitalized at Orlando Regional Medical Center.

Michael Cheatham, chief trauma surgeon at the hospital, told Fox News he expects all of the survivors in the hospital to survive.

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Philippines condemns execution of Canadian by al Qaeda-linked group

TORONTO - The Philippines confirmed on Tuesday the execution of a Canadian who had been held hostage by the al Qaeda-linked Abu Sayyaf Islamist militant group on a remote southern island with three other people since September 2015.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said in Toronto on Monday that it appeared the second execution of a Canadian hostage by Abu Sayyaf in recent months had taken place.

That was later confirmed in Manila.

“We strongly condemn the brutal and senseless murder of Mr. Robert Hall, a Canadian national, after being held captive by the Abu Sayyaf group in Sulu for the past nine months,” outgoing Philippines President Benigno Aquino said in a statement.

A Philippines military spokesman said earlier a severed head had been found near a Catholic cathedral on a remote southern island late on Monday. No identification had been made yet.

Hall was taken captive by the militants with three others from an upscale resort on Samal island, hundreds of miles east of Jolo.

Another Canadian who was held captive, former mining executive John Ridsdel, was executed by the group in April.

A Norwegian man and a Filipina are still being held.

Trudeau told reporters that “Canada holds the terrorist group who took Mr. Hall hostage fully responsible for this cold-blooded and senseless murder”.

He said Sunday’s attack on a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, and the killing of Hall “serve as devastating reminders for all of us, the vicious acts of hatred and violence cannot be tolerated in any form”.

Abu Sayyaf, based in the south of the mainly Roman Catholic Philippines, is known for kidnapping, beheadings and extortion.

Security is precarious in the southern Philippines despite a 2014 peace pact between the government and the largest Muslim rebel group that ended 45 years of conflict.

In Manila, President-elect Rodrigo Duterte’s national security adviser said Duterte’s new government, which takes charge on June 30, would “take a stronger action against lawlessness in the south”.

“We cannot allow this situation to continue, this should end once and for all,” Duterte’s adviser Hermogenes Esperon told Reuters.

Abu Sayyaf had initially demanded one billion pesos ($21.7 million) each for the detainees, but it lowered the ransom to 300 million pesos each early this year.

Preliminary intelligence reports in the Philippines indicated Hall had been beheaded 10 minutes after a 3 p.m. deadline lapsed in the mountains outside Jolo’s Patikul town.

Philippine media had already quoted Abu Raami, a spokesman for Abu Sayyaf, confirming the execution. (rtr)

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Philippine National Police (PNP) public information office Chief PCSupt. Wilben Mayor (R) with PNP Crime Lab Director PCSupt Emmanuel Aranas, answer questions during a news conference inside the police headquarters in metro Manila, Philippines June 14, 2016, following the execution of hostage Canadian Robert Hall.

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TABANAN - Penatahan Hot Spring is one of tourist destinations in Tabanan regency, west part of Bali. it is about 15 minutes from Tabanan town and close to Batukaru Temple. It is set on the hill bank and the river valley just in front of it. There is a main pool located in the lowest level and just beside of river meanwhile other small pools are set on the bank.

This hot water is come from the Batukaru mount and flows to the hill bank at Penatahan village, the location of Tabanan Hot Spring.

It is located in Penatahan Village, Penebel Sub district and Tabanan Regency. It is about 1,5 hour drive from Bali’s International Airport taking the simple direction to go to Tabanan Town and access to Batukaru Temple. It is strategically located beside of main road from Tabanan town to Batukaru Temple. (IBP/net)

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Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James (23) shoots the ball against Golden State Warriors forward Harrison Barnes (40) during the second quarter in game five of the NBA Finals at Oracle Arena.

James, Irving explode to keep Cavs alive in NBA Finals

OAKLAND - LeBron James powered the sharpshooting Cleveland Cavaliers to a season-saving 112-97 win over the defending champion Golden State Warriors on Monday to climb within 3-2 in the best-of-seven NBA Finals.

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Cleveland, facing elimination at the hands of the top-seeded Warriors, got 41 points each from James and Kyrie Irving and displayed a tenacious defense to set up another do-or-die game for the Cavaliers on Thursday in Cleveland.

“We are just happy we got another day, that’s all we can ask for. We got another day to survive,” James, who also had 16 rebounds and seven assists, said after the game.

“We understand this is a great team no matter who is out on the floor for those guys. They are the champions so we’ve got to be ready.”

With their season on the line, the Cavaliers exploded with their best game yet of the NBA Finals as James and Kyrie Irving proved too much for a Warriors team playing without suspended defensive stalwart Draymond Green.

The Cavaliers duo became the first teammates to score at least 40 points in an NBA Finals game.

“They had two great games, two breakout games. We need those two guys to give us confidence early, and they both did that,” Cavaliers coach Tyronn Lue said about James and Irving.

“But I’m just very excited and proud of the way we scrapped and continued to play hard. That’s how we’ve got to play. That’s us.”

The game got off to a wild start and produced the best 24 minutes yet of the Finals as the Warriors and Cavaliers each displayed some incredible shot-making that left the teams tied 61-61 at halftime.

It marked the highest-scoring first half in an NBA Finals game since the 1987 championship between the Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics.

But after a tight first half it was Cleveland who finally pulled ahead by 10 points late in the third quarter as Irving carried over the shooting clinic he put on during the first 24

minutes to keep the home crowd in check.

With a chance to clinch the title on their home court, where they had lost just three times all season, the Warriors were unable to find a way back into the game as the Cavs stymied any bit of momentum Golden State tried to generate.

Klay Thompson had a teamhigh 37 points for the Warriors on 11-of-20 shooting, including six three-pointers, but it was far from enough on this night.

“We had a good offensive first half, made some shots, had 61 points, and then kind of got bogged down in the second,” said Warriors head coach Steve Kerr. “We tried a lot of different things, and nothing seemed to work.

It was one of those nights.”

Green will be back in the Warriors lineup for Thursday’s pivotal Game Six after serving a one-game ban after being assessed his fourth flagrant foul from his scuffle with James in the previous contest.

The Cavaliers are trying to become the first team to win a championship after falling behind 3-1 in the NBA Finals. (rtr)

PRETORIA - Oscar Pistorius must pay for murdering his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, her father told a South African court on Tuesday, adding that forgiving the Paralympian runner for his crime was very hard.

The 29-year-old gold medallist faces a minimum 15-year jail term after his manslaughter conviction for the 2013 killing, for which he originally received a five-year sentence, was upgraded on appeal.

Called to testify by the lead state prosecutor in Pistorius’s sentencing hearing, a tearful and trembling Barry Steenkamp said his daughter’s death had devastated her family.

“I ended up having a stroke and so many things since then have happened... I just don’t wish that to anybody in this world,” he told the court.

“He has to pay for his crime,” Steenkamp, 73, said of Pistorius, who he found it very difficult to forgive.

Steenkamp said he and wife June had relied financially on their daughter, and he had “jabbed (himself)... with needles” to try to relive the pain that she went through.

Prosecutor Gerrie Nel told the court on Monday, the first day of the hearing, that Pistorius has shown no remorse for shooting and killing Steenkamp when he fired four shots through a locked toilet door in his Pretoria home.

Nel disputed a claim by Jonathan Scholtz, a psychologist called

by Pistorius’ lawyer that Pistorius was “a broken man” who should be hospitalised and not jailed, saying the track star had been violent while serving his sentence.

The case has prompted a fierce debate in a country beset by high levels of violent crime against women. Some rights groups have said the white athlete has received preferential treatment.

Earlier on Tuesday Ebba Gudny Gudmundsdottir, from Iceland, described the athlete as an inspiration to her 11-year-old son, who has a similar disability to Pistorius.

The lower part of the athlete’s legs were amputated when he was a baby, and he is known as “Blade Runner” for the carbon-fibre prosthetics he wore when racing.

Gudmundsdottir told the court Pistorius often visited her family in Iceland and her family travelled to Manchester to see Pistorius race.

“It was an inspiration for him (her son) to see Oscar and the others run,” she said. (rtr)

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Former Paralympian Oscar Pistorius appears for sentencing for the murder of Reeva Steenkamp at the Pretoria High Court, South Africa June 14, 2016.

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Wednesday, June 15, 2016

Sp rt Mexico’s draw with Venezuela gives El Tri 1st in Group C

Bonucci shines in big night for Italy’s back three

HOUSTON — Mexico’s Jesus Manuel “Tecatito” Corona missed shot after shot on Monday night with El Tri trailing Venezuela by a goal. That didn’t stop the 23-year-old from taking one more late in the game.

Monday marked the first time Venezuela had given up a goal in this tournament after Los Vinotintos were the surprise of the tournament by winning their first two games 1-0.

And this time he scored to give Venezuela surprised Mexico with Venezuela goalkeeper Dani HerMexico a 1-1 tie and first place in an early goal. The Vinotinto used a nandez came through again and again Group C of Copa America. It was in free kick to get it in the box, and Jose before Tecatito’s goal and even pulled the 80th minute when Tecatito took on Manuel Velazquez gave Venezuela off a double save in the 73rd minute. five defenders before firing off a shot the lead in the 10th minute after taking His play in the first two games left from 10 yards to tie it and thrill the an assist on a header from Christian Venezuela as the only team in the touroverwhelmingly pro-Mexico crowd. Santos and volleying it in for the nament that hadn’t allowed a goal.

Tecatito said there was no grand goal.

Mexico had a chance to tie it in plan to his goal, that it was improvisaVelazquez was proud of the way the 49th minute, but Oribe Peralta tion. By winning their group, El Tri his team fought, but disappointed it could not get a foot on the ball from avoids a quarterfinal matchup with wasn’t able to come out on top. “We 5 yards. Another opportunity came in Lionel Messi and tournament favorite came here for the win,” he said. “Ven- the 56th minute when Tecatito took a Argentina. They’re likely headed for ezuela came here to play.” shot from 20 yards, but it sailed wide an easier matchup with Chile in the Venezuela had a chance to take off the far post. knockout round, leaving Venezuela the lead in the 84th minute, but goalMiguel Layun almost put it in for to face mighty Argentina. keeper Jose de Jesus Corona saved a Mexico in the 61st minute, but this Mexico defeated Uruguay 3-1 bicycle kick shot by Josef Martinez. time Hernandez knocked it out of the before downing Jamaica 2-0 to earn a “Right now I have a lot of bitter- air and away from the goal. Corona berth in the quarterfinals. “Football is ness for the draw, because I wanted to missed yet again a couple of minutes very, very even, so we believe we have win like my players did, but probably later when his shot rolled just outside competed with three strong teams with later when I have a cooler head, I will of the post. particular ways to play,” Mexico coach watch the game again and I will find Mexico took multiple shots in the Juan Carlos Osorio said. within it many salvageable things and first half after Venezuela took the lead, “Jamaica, the most combative of course there will be, I’m sure,” Ven- including a couple of headers from team, the most athletic, and of all the ezuela coach Rafael Dudamel said. close range, but was unable to take stronger, the faster. Uruguay, because Mexico has a 22-game unbeaten advantage of any of those opportuniof its history being a soccer country streak, which is its longest unbeaten ties. Tecatito had a couple of chances and Venezuela, we consider it is very streak ever and has nine wins and to score in that span, but was left commendable having clinched the a draw since Osorio took over for shaking his head as Hernandez kept first spot in the group and we will interim coach Ricardo Ferretti last Mexico scoreless. continue competing and trying to get fall. The team has scored 16 goals and Most of the 67,319 fans at NRG as far as possible.” allowed just two since he took over.

Stadium, where the NFL’s Houston Texans play and the site of the next Super Bowl, were rooting for Mexico as a sea of green filled the venue.

There were many fans with hats made to look like Mohawks in the vibrant red, green and white of Mexico’s flag. And there were plenty of those flags being waved throughout the crowd, with one group of people bringing a flag that was about 10 rows high and 20 seats wide in Mexico’s colors but that featured a huge image of Pancho Villa.

They cheered loudly for their team and voiced their displeasure at Venezuela by booing almost every time the team got the ball on its side of the field.

A moment of silence was held before the game to remember the victims Mandatory Credit: Troy Taormina of this weekend’s nightclub shooting Mexico forward Javier Hernandez (14) shoots the ball during in Orlando. The phrases “United with the second half as Venezuela defender Wilker Angel (2) de- Orlando” and “Embrace Diversity” fends during the group play stage of the 2016 Copa America were shown on the jumbotrons during Centenario at NRG Stadium. the tribute. (ap)

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REUTERS/Charles Platiau Livepic

Sweden’s Zlatan Ibrahimovic walks off after the game

Ibrahimovic helps Sweden rescue 1-1 draw with Ireland

SAINT-DENIS — Zlatan Ibrahimovic, the star who calls himself a legend, saved Sweden yet again.

Even if he couldn’t get a goal and set a European Championship scoring record, the 34-year-old Ibrahimovic helped rescue a 1-1 draw after being stifled by an impressive Ireland for most of the match.

Sweden trailed until the 71st minute, when Ibrahimovic glided forward and sent a teasing ball across the goalmouth that Ireland defender Ciaran Clark stooped to head it into his own net.

Though their captain had been far from his best in Euro 2016’s biggest arena, Ibrahimovic’s yellowshirted teammates swarmed him to celebrate the goal. “I give the cross and he headed in the goal,” Ibrahimovic said, replying with a chuckling laugh and reference to Clark when asked if it was Ibra magic. “You should ask him.”

Ibrahimovic was seeking to become the first player to score in four different European Championships but was limited to half-chances, hooked shots wide in each half.

“We forced him away from our

goal as much as we possibly could and it worked a treat,” Ireland coach Martin O’Neill said.

Ireland has taken a deserved lead in the 48th minute of the Group E match when Wes Hoolahan scored from a sweetly struck half-volley from inside the area. Until then, Ireland had followed an early trend at Euro 2016 of teams failing to turn dominance into goals.

“Credit to Ireland, they really showed up,” Sweden coach Erik Hamren said through a translator.

“We didn’t go up to the level that I wished for.” In a group where Belgium and Italy are favored, a point for each team at the Stade de France leaves their Euro 2016 prospects uncertain.

“It does make an awful difference,” O’Neill said of not taking three points. “We have matches coming up with two sides that are pretty classy.”

“Accomplished,” rather than classy, was the word chosen by the often professorial Ireland coach about his team, one usually praised for fighting spirit and endless energy. (ap)

LYON — On a night when Italy showed it is still a force to be reckoned with at the European Championship, Leonardo Bonucci put on a masterly performance from the heart of its defense to show that defense is still the heart of the team.

The 29-year-old center back did it all on Monday, excelling both in defense and attack to lead Italy to a 2-0 victory over Belgium as he and his two partners at the back hit a milestone. “We showed some typical Italian qualities,” said Bonucci.

“Sacrifice, humility, physical fitness, desire.”

Bonucci and Juventus teammates Giorgio Chiellini and Andrea Barzagli reached a combined 200 appearances for the Italian national team, and they did so by keeping in check the world’s second-ranked team famous for its attacking flare.

Standing tall at the center of Italy’s defense, Bonucci intervened on several occasions to disrupt Belgium attackers who were already sizing up Gianluigi Buffon’s goalmouth.

It may not be catenaccio, the smothering defensive tactic perfected

by Italian defenders in the 1970s. Bonucci showed this with attacking darts out of defense, not a tradition often practiced by Italian defenders.

He made timely tackles to stop Eden Hazard and Romelu Lukaku before he provided an inch perfect assist for Emanuele Giaccherini to score the opening goal.

With Belgium dictating the pace early on, Bonucci caught them offguard when he approached midfield.

Instead of laying the ball off, he took a quick glance up and spied Giaccherini starting his darting move around defender Toby Alderweireld.

Bonucci lofted the sweetest of lobs 40 meters ahead, landing his pass just over Alderweireld and before Thibaut Courtois could come out to challenge. Giaccherini did the rest with a deft control with his left boot before using the other foot to slot the ball home.

Belgium had been picked as a pre-tournament favorite based on its oodles of attacking talent. But Bonucci set the tone for an exhaus-

tive team effort to stymie Belgium’s lauded playmaking pair of Hazard and Kevin De Bruyne and pull off what coach Antonio Conte agreed was an upset.

“We were excellent today at preparing for the game and overturning the odds,” Conte said. “Because the odds were against us and that is what great about football. They odds can be overturned with passion and commitment.”

The back line of three allowed Conte to overcome Italy’s lack of quality in attack by getting numbers forward.

The formation paid dividends, especially on the second goal. Belgium was searching desperately for an equalizer and was outnumbered when Graziano Pelle sealed Italy’s win in stoppage time, sending Conte and his bench into wild celebrations that spilled onto the field.

“I really liked my player’s attitude,” Conte said. “They created chances to hurt Belgium and to dig in, and while we were digging in we came up with chances to double our lead.” Bonucci earned his 58th cap, while the 31-yearold Chiellini reached his 85th and Barzagli hit No. 57.

REUTERS/Max Rossi Livepic

Italy’s Emanuele Giaccherini celebrates after scoring their first goal with Leonardo Bonucci.

They did so in a performance that flew in the face of the team’s critics, who said this side was Italy’s worst in recent memory and without a chance to repeat the finalist appearance four years ago. Italy now leads Group E

after Sweden and Ireland drew 1-1 also on Monday.

Bonucci and company will get another challenge on Thursday when they face Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s Sweden. (ap)

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Wednesday, June 15, 2016

Wednesday, June 15, 2016

Sp rt Mexico’s draw with Venezuela gives El Tri 1st in Group C

Bonucci shines in big night for Italy’s back three

HOUSTON — Mexico’s Jesus Manuel “Tecatito” Corona missed shot after shot on Monday night with El Tri trailing Venezuela by a goal. That didn’t stop the 23-year-old from taking one more late in the game.

Monday marked the first time Venezuela had given up a goal in this tournament after Los Vinotintos were the surprise of the tournament by winning their first two games 1-0.

And this time he scored to give Venezuela surprised Mexico with Venezuela goalkeeper Dani HerMexico a 1-1 tie and first place in an early goal. The Vinotinto used a nandez came through again and again Group C of Copa America. It was in free kick to get it in the box, and Jose before Tecatito’s goal and even pulled the 80th minute when Tecatito took on Manuel Velazquez gave Venezuela off a double save in the 73rd minute. five defenders before firing off a shot the lead in the 10th minute after taking His play in the first two games left from 10 yards to tie it and thrill the an assist on a header from Christian Venezuela as the only team in the touroverwhelmingly pro-Mexico crowd. Santos and volleying it in for the nament that hadn’t allowed a goal.

Tecatito said there was no grand goal.

Mexico had a chance to tie it in plan to his goal, that it was improvisaVelazquez was proud of the way the 49th minute, but Oribe Peralta tion. By winning their group, El Tri his team fought, but disappointed it could not get a foot on the ball from avoids a quarterfinal matchup with wasn’t able to come out on top. “We 5 yards. Another opportunity came in Lionel Messi and tournament favorite came here for the win,” he said. “Ven- the 56th minute when Tecatito took a Argentina. They’re likely headed for ezuela came here to play.” shot from 20 yards, but it sailed wide an easier matchup with Chile in the Venezuela had a chance to take off the far post. knockout round, leaving Venezuela the lead in the 84th minute, but goalMiguel Layun almost put it in for to face mighty Argentina. keeper Jose de Jesus Corona saved a Mexico in the 61st minute, but this Mexico defeated Uruguay 3-1 bicycle kick shot by Josef Martinez. time Hernandez knocked it out of the before downing Jamaica 2-0 to earn a “Right now I have a lot of bitter- air and away from the goal. Corona berth in the quarterfinals. “Football is ness for the draw, because I wanted to missed yet again a couple of minutes very, very even, so we believe we have win like my players did, but probably later when his shot rolled just outside competed with three strong teams with later when I have a cooler head, I will of the post. particular ways to play,” Mexico coach watch the game again and I will find Mexico took multiple shots in the Juan Carlos Osorio said. within it many salvageable things and first half after Venezuela took the lead, “Jamaica, the most combative of course there will be, I’m sure,” Ven- including a couple of headers from team, the most athletic, and of all the ezuela coach Rafael Dudamel said. close range, but was unable to take stronger, the faster. Uruguay, because Mexico has a 22-game unbeaten advantage of any of those opportuniof its history being a soccer country streak, which is its longest unbeaten ties. Tecatito had a couple of chances and Venezuela, we consider it is very streak ever and has nine wins and to score in that span, but was left commendable having clinched the a draw since Osorio took over for shaking his head as Hernandez kept first spot in the group and we will interim coach Ricardo Ferretti last Mexico scoreless. continue competing and trying to get fall. The team has scored 16 goals and Most of the 67,319 fans at NRG as far as possible.” allowed just two since he took over.

Stadium, where the NFL’s Houston Texans play and the site of the next Super Bowl, were rooting for Mexico as a sea of green filled the venue.

There were many fans with hats made to look like Mohawks in the vibrant red, green and white of Mexico’s flag. And there were plenty of those flags being waved throughout the crowd, with one group of people bringing a flag that was about 10 rows high and 20 seats wide in Mexico’s colors but that featured a huge image of Pancho Villa.

They cheered loudly for their team and voiced their displeasure at Venezuela by booing almost every time the team got the ball on its side of the field.

A moment of silence was held before the game to remember the victims Mandatory Credit: Troy Taormina of this weekend’s nightclub shooting Mexico forward Javier Hernandez (14) shoots the ball during in Orlando. The phrases “United with the second half as Venezuela defender Wilker Angel (2) de- Orlando” and “Embrace Diversity” fends during the group play stage of the 2016 Copa America were shown on the jumbotrons during Centenario at NRG Stadium. the tribute. (ap)

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REUTERS/Charles Platiau Livepic

Sweden’s Zlatan Ibrahimovic walks off after the game

Ibrahimovic helps Sweden rescue 1-1 draw with Ireland

SAINT-DENIS — Zlatan Ibrahimovic, the star who calls himself a legend, saved Sweden yet again.

Even if he couldn’t get a goal and set a European Championship scoring record, the 34-year-old Ibrahimovic helped rescue a 1-1 draw after being stifled by an impressive Ireland for most of the match.

Sweden trailed until the 71st minute, when Ibrahimovic glided forward and sent a teasing ball across the goalmouth that Ireland defender Ciaran Clark stooped to head it into his own net.

Though their captain had been far from his best in Euro 2016’s biggest arena, Ibrahimovic’s yellowshirted teammates swarmed him to celebrate the goal. “I give the cross and he headed in the goal,” Ibrahimovic said, replying with a chuckling laugh and reference to Clark when asked if it was Ibra magic. “You should ask him.”

Ibrahimovic was seeking to become the first player to score in four different European Championships but was limited to half-chances, hooked shots wide in each half.

“We forced him away from our

goal as much as we possibly could and it worked a treat,” Ireland coach Martin O’Neill said.

Ireland has taken a deserved lead in the 48th minute of the Group E match when Wes Hoolahan scored from a sweetly struck half-volley from inside the area. Until then, Ireland had followed an early trend at Euro 2016 of teams failing to turn dominance into goals.

“Credit to Ireland, they really showed up,” Sweden coach Erik Hamren said through a translator.

“We didn’t go up to the level that I wished for.” In a group where Belgium and Italy are favored, a point for each team at the Stade de France leaves their Euro 2016 prospects uncertain.

“It does make an awful difference,” O’Neill said of not taking three points. “We have matches coming up with two sides that are pretty classy.”

“Accomplished,” rather than classy, was the word chosen by the often professorial Ireland coach about his team, one usually praised for fighting spirit and endless energy. (ap)

LYON — On a night when Italy showed it is still a force to be reckoned with at the European Championship, Leonardo Bonucci put on a masterly performance from the heart of its defense to show that defense is still the heart of the team.

The 29-year-old center back did it all on Monday, excelling both in defense and attack to lead Italy to a 2-0 victory over Belgium as he and his two partners at the back hit a milestone. “We showed some typical Italian qualities,” said Bonucci.

“Sacrifice, humility, physical fitness, desire.”

Bonucci and Juventus teammates Giorgio Chiellini and Andrea Barzagli reached a combined 200 appearances for the Italian national team, and they did so by keeping in check the world’s second-ranked team famous for its attacking flare.

Standing tall at the center of Italy’s defense, Bonucci intervened on several occasions to disrupt Belgium attackers who were already sizing up Gianluigi Buffon’s goalmouth.

It may not be catenaccio, the smothering defensive tactic perfected

by Italian defenders in the 1970s. Bonucci showed this with attacking darts out of defense, not a tradition often practiced by Italian defenders.

He made timely tackles to stop Eden Hazard and Romelu Lukaku before he provided an inch perfect assist for Emanuele Giaccherini to score the opening goal.

With Belgium dictating the pace early on, Bonucci caught them offguard when he approached midfield.

Instead of laying the ball off, he took a quick glance up and spied Giaccherini starting his darting move around defender Toby Alderweireld.

Bonucci lofted the sweetest of lobs 40 meters ahead, landing his pass just over Alderweireld and before Thibaut Courtois could come out to challenge. Giaccherini did the rest with a deft control with his left boot before using the other foot to slot the ball home.

Belgium had been picked as a pre-tournament favorite based on its oodles of attacking talent. But Bonucci set the tone for an exhaus-

tive team effort to stymie Belgium’s lauded playmaking pair of Hazard and Kevin De Bruyne and pull off what coach Antonio Conte agreed was an upset.

“We were excellent today at preparing for the game and overturning the odds,” Conte said. “Because the odds were against us and that is what great about football. They odds can be overturned with passion and commitment.”

The back line of three allowed Conte to overcome Italy’s lack of quality in attack by getting numbers forward.

The formation paid dividends, especially on the second goal. Belgium was searching desperately for an equalizer and was outnumbered when Graziano Pelle sealed Italy’s win in stoppage time, sending Conte and his bench into wild celebrations that spilled onto the field.

“I really liked my player’s attitude,” Conte said. “They created chances to hurt Belgium and to dig in, and while we were digging in we came up with chances to double our lead.” Bonucci earned his 58th cap, while the 31-yearold Chiellini reached his 85th and Barzagli hit No. 57.

REUTERS/Max Rossi Livepic

Italy’s Emanuele Giaccherini celebrates after scoring their first goal with Leonardo Bonucci.

They did so in a performance that flew in the face of the team’s critics, who said this side was Italy’s worst in recent memory and without a chance to repeat the finalist appearance four years ago. Italy now leads Group E

after Sweden and Ireland drew 1-1 also on Monday.

Bonucci and company will get another challenge on Thursday when they face Zlatan Ibrahimovic’s Sweden. (ap)

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Penatahan Hot Spring

Destination

International

Wednesday, June 15, 2016

International

Pistorius must pay for his crime, victim’s father tells court

TABANAN - Penatahan Hot Spring is one of tourist destinations in Tabanan regency, west part of Bali. it is about 15 minutes from Tabanan town and close to Batukaru Temple. It is set on the hill bank and the river valley just in front of it. There is a main pool located in the lowest level and just beside of river meanwhile other small pools are set on the bank.

This hot water is come from the Batukaru mount and flows to the hill bank at Penatahan village, the location of Tabanan Hot Spring.

It is located in Penatahan Village, Penebel Sub district and Tabanan Regency. It is about 1,5 hour drive from Bali’s International Airport taking the simple direction to go to Tabanan Town and access to Batukaru Temple. It is strategically located beside of main road from Tabanan town to Batukaru Temple. (IBP/net)

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Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James (23) shoots the ball against Golden State Warriors forward Harrison Barnes (40) during the second quarter in game five of the NBA Finals at Oracle Arena.

James, Irving explode to keep Cavs alive in NBA Finals

OAKLAND - LeBron James powered the sharpshooting Cleveland Cavaliers to a season-saving 112-97 win over the defending champion Golden State Warriors on Monday to climb within 3-2 in the best-of-seven NBA Finals.

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Cleveland, facing elimination at the hands of the top-seeded Warriors, got 41 points each from James and Kyrie Irving and displayed a tenacious defense to set up another do-or-die game for the Cavaliers on Thursday in Cleveland.

“We are just happy we got another day, that’s all we can ask for. We got another day to survive,” James, who also had 16 rebounds and seven assists, said after the game.

“We understand this is a great team no matter who is out on the floor for those guys. They are the champions so we’ve got to be ready.”

With their season on the line, the Cavaliers exploded with their best game yet of the NBA Finals as James and Kyrie Irving proved too much for a Warriors team playing without suspended defensive stalwart Draymond Green.

The Cavaliers duo became the first teammates to score at least 40 points in an NBA Finals game.

“They had two great games, two breakout games. We need those two guys to give us confidence early, and they both did that,” Cavaliers coach Tyronn Lue said about James and Irving.

“But I’m just very excited and proud of the way we scrapped and continued to play hard. That’s how we’ve got to play. That’s us.”

The game got off to a wild start and produced the best 24 minutes yet of the Finals as the Warriors and Cavaliers each displayed some incredible shot-making that left the teams tied 61-61 at halftime.

It marked the highest-scoring first half in an NBA Finals game since the 1987 championship between the Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics.

But after a tight first half it was Cleveland who finally pulled ahead by 10 points late in the third quarter as Irving carried over the shooting clinic he put on during the first 24

minutes to keep the home crowd in check.

With a chance to clinch the title on their home court, where they had lost just three times all season, the Warriors were unable to find a way back into the game as the Cavs stymied any bit of momentum Golden State tried to generate.

Klay Thompson had a teamhigh 37 points for the Warriors on 11-of-20 shooting, including six three-pointers, but it was far from enough on this night.

“We had a good offensive first half, made some shots, had 61 points, and then kind of got bogged down in the second,” said Warriors head coach Steve Kerr. “We tried a lot of different things, and nothing seemed to work.

It was one of those nights.”

Green will be back in the Warriors lineup for Thursday’s pivotal Game Six after serving a one-game ban after being assessed his fourth flagrant foul from his scuffle with James in the previous contest.

The Cavaliers are trying to become the first team to win a championship after falling behind 3-1 in the NBA Finals. (rtr)

PRETORIA - Oscar Pistorius must pay for murdering his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, her father told a South African court on Tuesday, adding that forgiving the Paralympian runner for his crime was very hard.

The 29-year-old gold medallist faces a minimum 15-year jail term after his manslaughter conviction for the 2013 killing, for which he originally received a five-year sentence, was upgraded on appeal.

Called to testify by the lead state prosecutor in Pistorius’s sentencing hearing, a tearful and trembling Barry Steenkamp said his daughter’s death had devastated her family.

“I ended up having a stroke and so many things since then have happened... I just don’t wish that to anybody in this world,” he told the court.

“He has to pay for his crime,” Steenkamp, 73, said of Pistorius, who he found it very difficult to forgive.

Steenkamp said he and wife June had relied financially on their daughter, and he had “jabbed (himself)... with needles” to try to relive the pain that she went through.

Prosecutor Gerrie Nel told the court on Monday, the first day of the hearing, that Pistorius has shown no remorse for shooting and killing Steenkamp when he fired four shots through a locked toilet door in his Pretoria home.

Nel disputed a claim by Jonathan Scholtz, a psychologist called

by Pistorius’ lawyer that Pistorius was “a broken man” who should be hospitalised and not jailed, saying the track star had been violent while serving his sentence.

The case has prompted a fierce debate in a country beset by high levels of violent crime against women. Some rights groups have said the white athlete has received preferential treatment.

Earlier on Tuesday Ebba Gudny Gudmundsdottir, from Iceland, described the athlete as an inspiration to her 11-year-old son, who has a similar disability to Pistorius.

The lower part of the athlete’s legs were amputated when he was a baby, and he is known as “Blade Runner” for the carbon-fibre prosthetics he wore when racing.

Gudmundsdottir told the court Pistorius often visited her family in Iceland and her family travelled to Manchester to see Pistorius race.

“It was an inspiration for him (her son) to see Oscar and the others run,” she said. (rtr)

REUTERS/Kim Ludbrook/Pool

Former Paralympian Oscar Pistorius appears for sentencing for the murder of Reeva Steenkamp at the Pretoria High Court, South Africa June 14, 2016.

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W

RLD

Two French police killed in attack claimed

by Islamic State

PARIS - A suspected Islamist attacker stabbed a French police commander to death outside his home and later killed his companion, a policewoman, in an attack claimed by Islamic State and denounced by the government as “an abject act of terrorism”.

The assailant, a 25-year-old Frenchman of Moroccan origin, was jailed in 2013 for helping Islamist militants go to Pakistan and had been under security service surveillance, including wiretaps, at the time of the attack, police sources said.

The attacker filmed part of the assault live on the social network Facebook, according to David Thomson,

a journalist specialised in radical Islamists. In his Facebook message, he linked the attack to the Euro 2016 soccer tournament now under way in France, saying: “The Euros will be a graveyard.”

The attacker, named by police and justice sources as Larossi Abballa, knifed the 42-year-old commander repeatedly in the stomach on Monday evening.

REUTERS/Philippe Wojazer REUTERS/Philippe Wojazer

From L-R, French Justice Minister Jean-Jacques Urvoas, French President Francois Hollande, Prime Minister Manuel Valls and Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve walk together following a crisis meeting at the Elysee Palace in Paris, France, June 14, 2016, the day after a French police chief was fatally stabbed in front of his home in a Paris suburb late on Monday and his partner’s body was found inside, killings the Islamic State’s Amaq news agency said were carried out by the militant group.

Orlando killer...

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Comey said the FBI was also “working to understand what role anti-gay bigotry may have played” in the attack.

The massacre reverberated on the presidential campaign trail, where Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton, the two likely opponents in the Nov. 8 election, clashed over how to confront violent Islamist extremists.

Trump proposed suspending immigration to the United States from countries with a history of terrorism against America, Europe or U.S. allies, while Clinton warned against demonizing Muslims and called for tougher gun safety measures. Obama is to visit Orlando on Thursday

to pay respects to families of the victims.

‘NEEDLES IN NATIONWIDE HAYSTACK’

The Orlando killings followed the massacre of 14 people in San Bernardino, California, last year and raised the question of whether the United States will have to confront jihadist attacks in the homeland for years to come.

Comey said tracking apparent lone wolf attackers like Mateen was like finding “needles in a nationwide haystack” while also trying to work out what kind of people could become radicalized.

The Florida shooting spree began early on Sunday when the club was packed with some 350 revelers at a Latin music night. Many fled as the gunman raked the crowd with bullets

He then barricaded himself inside the house in Magnanville, a suburb some 60 km (40 miles) west of Paris, taking the man’s 36-year-old partner and their three-year-old son hostage.

Police commandos shot Abballa dead when they stormed the house after negotiations failed but they found the woman, a secretary at a police station in a nearby suburb, killed with a knife, a source close to the investigation said.

The boy was unharmed but in a state of shock.

“An abject act of terrorism was carried out yesterday in Magnanville,” Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said after an emergency government meeting, before visiting Les Mureaux, where the police commander worked.

President Francois Hollande said the killings were “undeniably a terrorist act” and that the terrorist threat in France was very high.

Police searched Abballa’s home and other locations on Tuesday and detained two people close to him for questioning, a police source said.

The killings came as France, which has been under a state of emergency since Islamic State gunmen and bombers killed 130 people in Paris last November, was on high security alert for the Euro 2016, which began last Friday.

Police are under “extreme pressure” and “close to burn-out,” the head of FO labour union JeanClaude Mailly told France 2 television. (rtr)

from an AR-15-style semiautomatic rifle and a pistol.

An initial wave of officers charged into the club and trapped Mateen in a bathroom, Orlando Police Chief John Mina told reporters.

That allowed many patrons to flee, although others were trapped in the restroom with Mateen, leading to a standoff.

Police negotiated with Mateen for about three hours before breaking a hole in the wall, which allowed hostages to escape. Mateen also emerged from the hole and was shot dead by officers, police said.

Some 53 people were wounded and 29 remain hospitalized at Orlando Regional Medical Center.

Michael Cheatham, chief trauma surgeon at the hospital, told Fox News he expects all of the survivors in the hospital to survive.

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Philippines condemns execution of Canadian by al Qaeda-linked group

TORONTO - The Philippines confirmed on Tuesday the execution of a Canadian who had been held hostage by the al Qaeda-linked Abu Sayyaf Islamist militant group on a remote southern island with three other people since September 2015.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said in Toronto on Monday that it appeared the second execution of a Canadian hostage by Abu Sayyaf in recent months had taken place.

That was later confirmed in Manila.

“We strongly condemn the brutal and senseless murder of Mr. Robert Hall, a Canadian national, after being held captive by the Abu Sayyaf group in Sulu for the past nine months,” outgoing Philippines President Benigno Aquino said in a statement.

A Philippines military spokesman said earlier a severed head had been found near a Catholic cathedral on a remote southern island late on Monday. No identification had been made yet.

Hall was taken captive by the militants with three others from an upscale resort on Samal island, hundreds of miles east of Jolo.

Another Canadian who was held captive, former mining executive John Ridsdel, was executed by the group in April.

A Norwegian man and a Filipina are still being held.

Trudeau told reporters that “Canada holds the terrorist group who took Mr. Hall hostage fully responsible for this cold-blooded and senseless murder”.

He said Sunday’s attack on a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, and the killing of Hall “serve as devastating reminders for all of us, the vicious acts of hatred and violence cannot be tolerated in any form”.

Abu Sayyaf, based in the south of the mainly Roman Catholic Philippines, is known for kidnapping, beheadings and extortion.

Security is precarious in the southern Philippines despite a 2014 peace pact between the government and the largest Muslim rebel group that ended 45 years of conflict.

In Manila, President-elect Rodrigo Duterte’s national security adviser said Duterte’s new government, which takes charge on June 30, would “take a stronger action against lawlessness in the south”.

“We cannot allow this situation to continue, this should end once and for all,” Duterte’s adviser Hermogenes Esperon told Reuters.

Abu Sayyaf had initially demanded one billion pesos ($21.7 million) each for the detainees, but it lowered the ransom to 300 million pesos each early this year.

Preliminary intelligence reports in the Philippines indicated Hall had been beheaded 10 minutes after a 3 p.m. deadline lapsed in the mountains outside Jolo’s Patikul town.

Philippine media had already quoted Abu Raami, a spokesman for Abu Sayyaf, confirming the execution. (rtr)

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Philippine National Police (PNP) public information office Chief PCSupt. Wilben Mayor (R) with PNP Crime Lab Director PCSupt Emmanuel Aranas, answer questions during a news conference inside the police headquarters in metro Manila, Philippines June 14, 2016, following the execution of hostage Canadian Robert Hall.

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With economic view hazy, a waitand-see Fed message expected

WASHINGTON — It’s all about the data. For months, the Federal Reserve has said that once economic data showed a consistently healthy economy, it would be time to resume raising interest rates. And for almost as long, the data has shown improvement and suggested that a rate hike was likely this summer. That was then.

This month, when the government issued a surprisingly bleak hiring report for May, it suddenly raised doubts about the health of the job market. And it caused most Fed-watchers to put off their predictions for the next Fed rate hike into the fall. So when the Fed issues a statement after a policy meeting ends Wednesday and Chair Janet Yellen holds a news conference, a wait-and-see tone is expected. The Fed will likely echo the message Yellen sent in a speech last week: That while the U.S. economy looks fundamentally solid and higher rates will come eventually, too many uncertainties exist to say when the Fed might raise rates again.

Among the uncertainties Yellen highlighted is a June 23 referendum in Britain over whether to leave the European Union. A yes vote could roil financial markets, and the Fed wouldn’t likely want to further unnerve investors with a rate hike just a week before that vote. Economists who foresee no rate hike before September say the Fed won’t have a clear enough picture of the economy before then to raise rates and make borrowing more expensive.

The biggest uncertainty is whether the job market has succumbed to a prolonged slump or is merely enduring a brief pause. The government’s May jobs report showed that employers added just 38,000 — the

weakest monthly gain in five years — and that job growth has averaged only 116,000 the past three months, down from an average of 230,000 in the 12 months ending in April.

Other economic barometers have also sowed doubts — from tepid consumer spending and business investment to a slowdown in worker productivity to stresses from China other major economies. And inflation has remained persistently below the Fed’s 2 percent target.

“While the global economy has stabilized in the sense that it is not dropping like a rock, global economic growth remains anemic at best,” said Sung Won Sohn, an economics professor at California State University, Channel Islands.

“Given all the uncertainties on economic growth and continued low inflation, there is no need to rush to hike interest rates.”

Sohn foresees just one Fed rate hike this year, probably in September, with the central bank then moving to the sidelines in the closing weeks of the presidential race.

But Diane Swonk, chief economist at DS Economics in Chicago, said she thinks the Fed could raise rates in July if the June jobs report shows a robust rebound and financial markets remain calm after Britain’s vote on leaving the EU. “ I think there would be enough people on the Fed who would be ready to move,”

Participants in the the Bela Negara - ‘defend the nation’ programme jog at training center in Rumpin, Bogor, West Java, Indonesia June 2, 2016.

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Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen takes part at a roundtable discussion at the West Philadelphia Skills Initiative in Philadelphia, Monday, June 6, 2016. Yellen is signaling her belief that the U.S. economy is improving but remains defined by so many uncertainties that it’s unclear when the Fed should resume raising interest rates. she said. Swonk is predicting two rate increases this year, most likely in July and December.

The Fed raised its key policy rate modestly in December from a record low near zero, where it had been since the depths of the Great Recession in 2008. And it projected that it would raise rates four more times in 2016.

But as the year began, oil prices plunged, and concerns escalated about China, the world’s secondlargest economy. Nervous investors

sent markets sinking, and fears arose of a new recession. The Fed put any further rate hikes on hold.

Yellen and other Fed officials have said they expect to raise rates gradually after the job market shows further signs of improvement, including higher pay increases and inflation moving closer to the Fed’s target.

Fed officials keep stressing that their policymaking is “data dependent.” That is, only when the data shows the economy edging consis-

tently toward full health will they resume raising rates.

Conversely, the Fed also wants to take care not to lead investors to inflate the prices of stocks and other assets out of a mistaken belief that it will keep rates ultra-low well into the future. The need to discourage such excessive risk-taking is why even analysts who think the economy still faces challenges predict that the Fed will nevertheless raise rates at least once this year.(ap)

Yield on German 10-year bond falls below zero for 1st time

BERLIN — The yield on Germany’s 10-year government bond has fallen below zero for the first time, pushed down by central

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The headquarters of Germany’s Deutsche Bank are photographed early evening in Frankfurt, Germany, January 26, 2016.

bank efforts to help the economy and investor concerns about the future.

The yield on the bond, a traditional safe haven for investors, fell to just below zero early Tuesday, according to financial information provider FactSet. It had come close to zero recently but never before dipped into negative territory. A bond’s yield drops as its price rises.

Yields have been depressed by the European Central Bank’s ultra-loose monetary policy, which has included cutting interest rates and buying hundreds of billions of bonds.

Diminishing expectations of an interest rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve have also contributed, as have concerns over a possible British exit from the European Union.(ap)

Pantura ready for Idul Fitri homebound travelers: Cirebon Police CIREBON - Javas northern coastal highway, locally known as Pantura, is now ready for this years Idul Fitri holiday travelers, according to Cirebon Police spokesman Adjunct Senior Commissioner Sugeng Maryanto.

Maryanto said the highway construction company PT Bina Marga had repaired the Pantura highway, and it was now ready for use by Lebaran homebound travelers, better known as “pemudik.”

“We have just received a letter from

Bina Marga, saying the repair work on Pantura highway has been completed, and the road is now ready for use,” Maryanto remarked.

Although the repair work was said to have been completed, Maryanto said he

would re-check the main route and the alternate route that will be used by the “pemudik.” He said if there is still room for some improvement, the police will seek help from the related agencies to make the changes.(ant)

NGO urges government to Castration executor to be governed be transparent on scrapping by government regulation: Minister regional regulations JAKARTA - The government should release details on 3,143 regional regulations scrapped by the Interior Ministry, according to Research Director of Setara Institute Ismail Hasani. “Details should be furnished whether the revoked regional regulations include those that are intolerant and discriminatory in nature,” he noted in a statement here, Tuesday.

The National Commission for Anti-Violence against Women had conducted a study that found 365 discriminatory regional regulations, while the Interior Ministry found only 21 such regulations.

“The Setara Institute has recorded that 53 regional regulations are discriminatory in nature and concern religious matters,” he revealed.

President Joko Widodo recently announced

that the Interior Ministry had scrapped 3,143 regional regulations as they were believed to hinder regional economic growth and lengthen the bureaucratic process.

The regulations were also viewed as having complicated the investment and business licensing process or having contradicted with higher laws.

The number of scrapped regulations was the highest since the implementation of regional autonomy.

During the 2002-2009 period, a total of 2,246 regional regulations were scrapped, 1,501 regulations in 2010-2014, and 139 from November 2015 to May 2016. Hence, in total, the government has scrapped 7,029 regional regulations since 2002.(ant)

JAKARTA - The executor of the chemical castration punishment for convicted child sex offenders will be governed by a government regulation, according to Law and Human Rights Minister Yasonna Laoly.

Laoly made the statement in response to the Indonesian Physician Associations (IDIs) rejection of chemical castration and its refusal to be the executor of the punishment as it runs counter to the medical code of ethics.

“If the IDI refuses to be the executor, we will find other doctors who are ready to mete out the punishment since it will be imposed based on the order of the law,” the minister remarked after the launch of a book on “Digital Bureaucracy” here on Monday night.

However, Laoly affirmed that he respected the decision and the stance taken by the IDI since he believed that any professional organization had the right to voice its rejection.

On May 25, 2016, President Joko Widodo had signed the Government Regulation in Lieu of Law (Perppu) No.1 of 2016 on protection of children, according to which, perpetrators of sexual abuse on children are liable for punishment in the form of chemical castration.

However, the law and human rights minister explained that Perppu No.1 of 2016 will not impose castration penalty on a child sex offender immediately as its provisions will be set later through a government regulation.(ant)

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Dalai Lama: must not see all Muslims as terrorists after Orlando

WASHINGTON - Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama on Monday called the massacre at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida, in which 50 people died, a “very serious tragedy,” but said it was wrong to see all Muslims as potential terrorists.

Asked in an interview with Reuters about U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s reiteration of a call after the shooting for a ban on Muslims entering

the country, the Dalai Lama said the billionaire businessman was entitled to his opinion.

However, he added that if he had a chance, he would ask Trump

“What’s his reason? More detail.”

The Dalai Lama said that in every religious community, including Buddhist ones, “there are some mischievous people.”

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The schedule of the 38th Bali Art Festival Wednesday, 15th June 2016 Time : 11.00 A.M Location : Angsoka Open Stage Program : Balinesse music and Legong “ Mimba Pralaya” dance by Semara Pagulingan Citta Kelangen Group, Banjar Sidakarya, South Denpasar Sub-distric Denpasar City Time : 11.00 A.M Location : Ayodya Open Stage Program : Music and Dance by Partisipation by Tourism and Cultural Nusa Tenggara Timur Governmant (NTT) Time : 14.00 P.M Location : Ratna Kanda Open Stage Program : Traditional Music Semar Pagulingan by Tunjung Biru, Tanjung Benoa Village, South Kuta Sub-distric,Badung Regency Time : 17.00 P.M Location : Angsoka Open Stage Program : Drama Musical Nanem Nyuh Mupu Daksina performance by Alit Sundari Batuyang group, Gianyar Regency Time : 19.00 P.M. Location : Ayodya Open Stage Program : Arja Dance Exhibition by Arja Manik Sari group, Sari Mekar Village, Buleleng Sub-distric, Buleleng Regency Time : 20.00 P.M Location : Wantilan Hall Program : Puppet Kontemporer Mula Tandur Performance

by Puppeteer I Made Sidia, SSP., M.Sn From yayasan Konservasi Sawah Bali (YKSB) dan Rescue Bali Time : 20.00 P.M. Location : Ksirarnawa Hall Program : Documentary Film Bali Competition Screening Time : 20.00 P.M. Location : Ardha Chandra Amphitheatre Program : Adult gong Kebyar exhibitions featuring Gita Remaja group, Kutampi village Nusa Penida Sub-distric Klungkung Regency with Panca Swara group, Batu Agung Village, Jembrana Sub-distric Jembrana Regency

Irrigation water crisis faced by farmers in the subak area of Ababi village, Karangasem, is getting more severe. Farmers are curious because their paddy fields experience more frequent drought due to continued shrinking irrigation water.

Water crisis of paddy field at Ababi getting more severe Farmers check springs into a cave AMLAPURA - Irrigation water crisis faced by farmers in the subak area of Ababi village, Karangasem, is getting more severe.

Farmers are curious because their paddy fields experience more frequent drought due to continued shrinking irrigation water.

Farmers of Subak Bekukih, Ababi, for instance, according to a legislator from local village, Made Dipta, Monday (Jun. 13) in Karangasem, must check the water by getting into the cave at Yeha spring at the local village.

As result, said Dipta, the spring at Yeha indeed continues to shrink. According to him, farmers of Subak Bekukih are curious because they originally suspected if the flow of springs from the cave or tunnel was blocked due to possibility that the cave bed collapsed. However, there is no blockage. “The springs are indeed shrinking,” said Dipta, the former headman of the territory of Tirtagangga Park.

Dipta said that local residents at Ababi do not know exactly why all the springs continue to shrink. However, one of the causes is the rainfall continuing to decline with increasingly short rainy season. In addition, the slope of Mount Agung as the

source of catchment and infiltration of rainwater has experienced denudation.

He added that in the future Ababi will no longer be willing if their springs are shared to be flowed to other villages, including as the raw water for the municipality waterworks (PDAM).

It is based on consideration that residents and farmers of Ababi village have lacked of water. All this time, many springs of the village have been streamed and shared by the PDAM. “Most paddy fields at our village are in drought. As a result, farmers must switch to cultivate corn, sweet potatoes or other horticultural plants such as marigold and garden balsam. The commu-

nity of being proud to be farmers (Bajatani) of Ababi village led by Ketut Semadiyasa continuously provide dissemination and training as well as encourage farmers to remain proud of farming,” said Dipta.

Seeing the aspirations of villagers and farmers, Dipta asked that no more parties will be allowed to tamper with the springs at the Ababi village. He got information if the springs at Tirtagangga will be shared again by the PDAM Karangasem in cooperation with the management of Tirtagangga Park. Surely the plan must also consider the interests of farmers working on the overlay of paddy fields at Temega to downstream area getting to Padangkerta and surrounding areas.

“Result of the paddy field in the form of rice is also important. Paddy field in the area of Tirtagangga is also an asset for tourist attraction supporting the residents’ life. Do not let the paddy fields go extinct and be converted to non-paddy field needs,” said Dipta. (013)

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The Dalai Lama speaks at the U.S. Institute of Peace in Washington, D.C., U.S. June 13, 2016.

“But you cannot generalize,” he said. “Some individual Muslims may carry out some terrorist activities, but better we should not say ‘Muslim terrorists.’ I think that’s wrong.”

Fifty people, including the gunman, the U.S.-born son of Afghan immigrants who had declared his allegiance to Islamic State militants, were killed in the attack at the Orlando nightclub on Sunday morning. It was the worst mass shooting in U.S. history.

Trump and his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton are at odds over how to respond to such attacks, with the latter warning against demonizing Muslims and calling for tougher gun safety measures.

Speaking earlier at Washington’s U.S. Institute of Peace (USIP), the Dalai Lama said that by nature, women were more compassionate and if more world leaders were female, “there may be less trouble, less violence.”

“Of course, some ladies, females, are exceptional,” he added.

“Equally, some males are very compassionate.”

Asked by Reuters if it was time for a female leader in the United States, he said, “that’s up to the people of this country,” although he added that past female world leaders such as India’s Indira Gandhi, Israel’s Golda Meir, Britain’s Margaret Thatcher and Germany’s Angela Merkel had set good ex-

amples.

Asked if he would meet President Barack Obama during his three-day visit to Washington, the Dalai Lama said it was “not finalized, but some friends say he may meet me.”

Obama met the Dalai Lama when the latter visited Washington in 2014 and vowed “strong support” for Tibetans’ human rights, angering China which sees the spiritual leader as an anti-Chinese separatist.

Asked how Beijing (Peking) might respond this time, the Dalai Lama said: “I don’t know - you should ask them. I think in Peking, we cannot as of now generalize. In Peking there are different views.

Some people there have a more realistic view. Some are more hardline, which is more narrowminded.”

At the start of the USIP event, the Dalai Lama called on the audience to observe a moment of silence for the Orlando victims.

“Yesterday, very serious tragedy, Orlando. So let us (say) some silent prayer, OK,” he said, while adding afterwards: “Although, one Buddhist monk grows quite skeptical about the effects of prayer.”

Real change, he said, required serious action, including better education, to ensure more compassion and tolerance in the world, and it was important not to lose “determination or courage.” (rtr)

Thousands converge on Paris to protest against changes to labour law

PARIS - Hundreds of buses carried protesters from all over France into Paris on Tuesday for a demonstration against planned changes to labour laws that would make hiring and firing easier.

Police have clashed repeatedly with violent youths on the fringes of rallies over the last few weeks and although public-sector strikes are waning, the CGT labour union said the Paris march would be the biggest show of strength for three months.

“This is not the end,” CGT leader Philippe Martinez said. “The struggle is far from over.”

The CGT, backed by smaller unions in a campaign of strikes and protests, is sparring for pole position with another big union that backs the reform that would also devolve setting of pay and working conditions more extensively to company level.

About 700 buses were ferrying protesters to the capital for an afternoon march through the city centre, he said.

In tandem, workers stopped work at the state-owned SNCF rail company, which nevertheless said disruption was far less than at the outset of a rolling strike two weeks ago or on previous occasions this year.

Ninety percent of high-speed connections were operating and other services were working at about 70 percent, the SNCF said.

Taxi drivers who are waging a campaign against unregulated competitors protested too, in a demonstration that snarled up traffic on the western edge of the capital.

The CGT union and smaller Force Ouvriere union argue that the reform will undermine standards of labour protection.

The government, and the large CFDT union argue the contrary,

saying it will help tackle a jobless rate of 10 percent and also develop labour representation at grassroots level. Youth unemployment is about 24 percent.

“It’s time to calm things down a bit,” the head of the pro-reform CFDT union, Laurent Berger, said.

Union membership in France is among the lowest in Europe at less than 10 percent of the workforce.

Unions however wield considerable influence because the labour conditions they negotiate are applied to everyone working in any given sector.

Hollande’s Socialist government has refused to withdraw the reform, debated which the government forced through the lower house of parliament by decree and was being in the Senate on Tuesday.

It is expected to become law by July. (rtr)

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French CGT labour union employees march during a demonstration in Marseille as part of nationwide protests against plans to reform French labour laws, France, June 14, 2016. The slogan reads “No to the break-up of the labour law”.

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Scientific robots to swim in Bay of Bengal in monsoon study

NEW DELHI — To better understand and predict South Asia’s seasonal monsoon, scientists are getting ready to release robots in the Bay of Bengal in a study of how ocean conditions might affect rainfall patterns.

The monsoon, which hits between June and September, delivers more than 70 percent of India’s annual rainfall. Its arrival is eagerly awaited by hundreds of millions of subsistence farmers, and delays can ruin crops or exacerbate drought.

Yet, the rains are hard to predict and depend on the complex interplay between global atmospheric and oceanic movements in ways not yet fully understood. They can be affected by weather phenomena such as El Nino, and could become even more erratic with climate change and even air pollution.

“It’s such a complex system,” said oceanographer Ben Webber at the University of East Anglia’s School of Environmental Sciences, the UK university leading the $11 million project. Still, “the processes that occur in the Bay of Bengal are not well understood.”

One of the biggest mysteries is how the water currents work, with colder and fresher water streaming into the northern part of the bay, while warmer and saltier water flows in further south from the Arabian Sea. The colder water tends to stay at the surface, while warmer saline

water swirls in below. But as the two masses mix, the warmer water moves toward the surface and releases heat and moisture, which then powers atmospheric storms.

While scientists have known that small changes in the water’s surface temperatures can have a big impact, they have never thoroughly studied those temperature changes during the monsoon season — partly because working from a ship during severe weather involves navigating strong winds and high waves.

“We don’t know what we’re going to find. There’s been so little observation,” Webber said. “We may confirm what we think theoretically.

But we really don’t know. It’s quite exciting.”

Working from an Indian research ship departing the southern port city of Chennai later this month, the British scientists will spend a month at sea releasing seven underwater robots across a 400-kilometer (250mile) stretch of water. The torpedoshaped robots are programed to navigate up and down through the water to a depth of 1,000 meters (3,280 feet), measuring the water salinity, temperature and current

and transmitting the data to a satellite.

At the same time, scientists from the University of Reading and the Indian government in a related study will take atmospheric measurements.

By comparing the two sets of data, scientists hope to better understand how ocean conditions affect monsoon patterns.

This year’s monsoon arrived at the southernmost tip of the subcontinent on June 8 — a week later than usual — and has been slow in moving north and relieving a drought devastating wide swathes of central, eastern and northern India.

On Tuesday, Indian Meteorological Department officials advised farmers in Maharashtra to delay planting seeds for their next crops until the rains reached the parched central state, which they said would likely happen after Thursday. About 18 percent of the country’s economy comes from agriculture.

“Do not undertake sowing operations till the onset of monsoon,” the deputy head of the department’s agricultural meteorology division N. Chattopadhyay told reporters in order to convey the advice to farmers. “It is necessary to have good monsoon rainfall consistently for a few days for the seeds to grow into a good crop.” (ap)

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The British scientists will spend a month at sea releasing seven underwater robots across a 400-kilometer (250-mile) stretch of water.

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Tourist visit remains high

Nusa Penida becomes a favorite tourist destination

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In this Oct. 4, 2011, file photo, Apple’s Phil Schiller talks about Siri during an announcement at Apple headquarters in Cupertino, Calif. Apple’s Siri made a big splash when the wisecracking digital assistant debuted in 2011. But as its competitors jockey to build intelligent “chat bots” and voice-controlled home systems capable of more challenging artificial-intelligence feats, Siri at times no longer seems cutting edge. On Monday, June 13, 2016, Apple is expected to demonstrate how much smarter Siri can get as it kicks off its annual software conference.

Apple makes Siri smarter, rolls out software improvements SAN FRANCISCO — Apple is working to make its iPhone and other gadgets smarter, responding to competitors’ recent moves by building more artificial intelligence into its Siri digital assistant, photos, maps and other online services.

The tech giant kicked off its annual software conference by announcing new software features for the Apple Watch and Apple TV, as well, while unveiling a new design for the Apple Music service. It’s also extending Apple Pay to the web, so users can pay for purchases made on their Mac computers using the fingerprint authorization on their iPhone or Apple Watch. Most of these new features won’t arrive until this fall.

At a time when sales of its flagship iPhone are slowing, Apple seemed determined to show that it can make its gadgets indispensable, or at least as useful as its competitors’ products.

Still, the tech giant is taking a cautious approach to integrating computer intelligence into its online services. While Apple is opening its text messaging service to outside app-builders, for instance, Apple made no mention of adding the kind of intelligent programs, or “chatbots ,” that competitors are all rushing to build into their messaging platforms.

Apple executives also stressed their efforts to safeguard users’ privacy even while providing recommendations and suggestions based on individual user information. The company says it’s committed to keeping most

user data encrypted on individual iPhones or other devices, rather than uploading information to process on Apple’s servers.

Experts say that can make it more difficult to analyze information and provide useful services, but Apple says its software can still be helpful. Apple’s oncemaligned Maps service, for example, will offer traffic information, location-based restaurants for things like restaurants, and let users connect with outside apps to do things like make a reservation or call a car service.

For some features, however, Apple says it’s starting to upload some user data to analyze for broader trends or patterns, but it vowed that information will be “anonymized.”

“We believe you should have great features and great privacy,” said senior vice president Craig Federighi.

Apple’s wisecracking digital assistant will play a larger role in the company’s products. On Monday, Apple announced that Siri will be coming to Mac desktop and laptop computers, where it can locate files and perform other feats. Siri will also gain new capabilities with Apple TV, where it will let you launch live TV viewing with voice command and search YouTube and the iTunes store for videos.

Perhaps more important, Apple is letting Siri work with applications made by other companies. The change will open up new ways for Siri to help iPhone owners get things done more quickly. (ap)

SEMARAPURA - In fact, the high waves happened lately did not affect tourist arrival to Nusa Penida. This can be seen from the stable tourist arrival on the island subdistrict. Nusa Penida having been known among foreign travelers has become a major tourist destination. This condition makes the Nusa Penida being famous for its marine tourist attraction still a mainstay of Klungkung district.

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Nusa Penida having been known among foreign travelers has become a major tourist destination.

An officer of the Klungkung Culture and Tourism Agency, Ida Bagus Putu Buana, explained that Nusa Penida remains a favorite tourist attraction in Klungkung compared to others in the mainland. Based on official data in the Klungkung Tourism Office in 2015, the tourist visit reached 372,051 foreign travelers. Of this number, the destinations visited include the Kertagosa (43,683 people), Goa Lawah (57,550 people), Bakas Levi Rafting (6,110

people) and Nusa Penida (264,708 people). “This figure increased by about 10 percent from the previous year,” said I.B. Buana.

In the meantime, until May 2016, the tourist visit to Nusa Penida is also the highest compared to other tourist destination in mainland Klungkung. The figure includes the visit to Kertagosa (12,779 people), Goa Lawah (19,758 people), Bakas Levi Rafting (3,094 people) and Nusa Penida (97,833 people).

“Tourist visit remains stable and probably it exceeds the visit in 2015,” he explained.

In the meantime, the city tour program taking advantage of Semarapura city as a tourist attraction has not showed the results in terms of the number of tourist visits. Based on field observation on Monday (Jun. 13), the Kertagosa attraction looked to be visited by many travelers, chiefly those from local schools as well as foreign travelers. So far, the city tour package remains in trial phase, where several travel agencies seemed to have directed their buses to the Klungkung sub-terminal.

“Currently, tour guides and other officers are being trained and prepared for the success of the Semarapura city tour,” he concluded. (dwa)

Coastal safety levee at Yeh Embang broken down as hit by tidal waves

NEGARA - Coastal safety levee of Yehembang village, Mendoyo, Jembrana, was broken down due to continuously battered by tidal waves with the height of up to five meters.

The coastal safety levee using concrete stones has been broken down at three points since last week and the length even reached more than five meters.

The broken down coastal safety levee established in 2013 now threatens the existence of cemetery of Yeh Embang customary village and the Rambut Siwi Temple, especially the Goa Tirta Temple.

Jero Mangku Suardana said on

Monday (Jun. 13) that the collapse of the levee about four days ago happened because it was constantly battered by tidal waves.

He hoped that the levee can be repaired immediately so that the breakdown will not be widespread. If it does not get immediate handling, the existence of Goa Tirta Temple will be threatened.

In the meantime, the headman of Yehembang, Made Semadi, when asked for his confirmation justified if the coastal safety levee of Yeh Embang has been broken down at three points.

He has already checked the breakdown located at three points.

Two points are located in the south of local cemetery and another point is located in the south of the Goa Tirta Temple of Rambut Siwi.

Other than reporting to local government, he has backfilled the breakdown by means of soil and the levee by using gravels. For the time being, his authority can only overcome the location in the south of local cemetery because the broken down is not too severe.

“Together with people, we conduct mutual cooperation. In the meantime, location in the south of Goa Tirta Temple has not been resolved as it requires special handling,” he concluded. (kmb)

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Coastal safety levee of Yehembang village, Mendoyo, Jembrana, was broken down due to continuously battered by tidal waves with the height of up to five meters.

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Hilmar Farid, Director General of Culture at the Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs, when met at the conferment of the certificate of recognition from the UNESCO at Setia Darma House of Mask and Puppet, Ubud, Sunday (Jun. 12) said that the award is a recognition of the UNESCO as an effort to preserve culture.

It is not only seen in terms of the creation but also of the community’s efforts to preserve Balinese culture. “It is not only assessed in terms of beauty, but also of the ability to manage. So, it is also the matter of management.

People have got involved in artistic activities from childhood and the results are awesome. This is passed on through generations,” he said. With such recognition, it will increase the responsibility to preserve because it has gained international recognition so that it should be included in the development agenda.

Prof. I Nyoman Darma Putra, Director of the Tourism Graduate Program at the Udayana University, assessed the determination of Balinese classical dance as intangible cultural heritage by the UNESCO provides many advantages. Such international recognition shows that tourism in Bali is developed and the culture remains sustainable.

“In the past, a lot of people said that tourism disrupted culture where dances would be commercialized.

But the acknowledgment of the UNESCO has showed that tourism is also advanced in harmony with the sustainability of culture chiefly the dance,” he explained, Monday (Jun. 13).

Additionally, the inclusion of Balinese classical dance in the world cultural heritage shows that Balinese people have got an achievement in the arts, in the preservation of cultural heritage.

It is time make the predicate of the UNESCO a benchmark to continuously develop the Balinese classical dance and other growing arts so that they are becoming stronger evidence that tourism in Bali develops, while culture is still sustainable. Determination of Balinese classical dance will also make the image of Bali increasingly brilliant as a cultural tourist destination.

The development of Bali tourism is determined by many things.

Thus, it is certainly difficult if the determination as world cultural heritage by the UNESCO will have a direct impact on tourism business.

“Tourism business is something complex, either due to transportation, many flights, accommodation, facilities and the attraction of Balinese arts. Obviously if the Bali tourism increases, one of which giving the contribution is the culture including the Balinese

classical dance,” he affirmed.

“Other fields such as the cultural landscape heritage of Bali province including the Jatiluwih, Taman Ayun and Pakerisan Watershed as the UNESCO cultural heritage have shown direct impact where

The coral reef garden is located only a few meters away from mainland. In addition to renting a fishing boat, travelers can also use canoe board to see the beautiful underwater panorama on Penimbangan Beach. Some types of coral reef grow normally along one kilometer from Penimbangan Beach, Baktiseraga village westwards to Puri Bagus Beach, Pemaron village.

However a few years earlier, the

coral reef garden suffered severe damages due to non-eco-friendly fishing behavior. In addition, it also happens due to pollution of marine debris, and flooding from the upstream areas aggravates the condition of coral reef garden in the region.

Kadek Agus Wibawa, a fisherman offering services of marine tourism on Penimbangan Beach said on Sunday morning (Jun. 12)

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Art, Culture and Healing Events This Week the tourist visit to Jatiluwih has increased two to three times since it was determined by the UNESCO. Surely it is very delighted but can be a challenge,” he added.

Damaged and narrow road access should not make the great

name a boomerang. On that account, the cultural landscape, classical dances and all the supporting elements should be developed so that they can really become a proud for the owners of the culture and visitors. (kmb42)

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Domestic travelers interested in visiting coral reef of Penimbangan Beach

SINGARAJA - Lately domestic travelers in Buleleng are increasingly interested in visiting coral reef garden on Penimbangan Beach, Singaraja. It is inseparable from the ‘word of mouth’ promotion carried out by members of fishermen group on the local beach, so that travelers are getting interested in watching coral reef garden on this beach. To reach and see the coral reef on the beach, travelers are enough to hire fishing boat at IDR 10,000 per person.

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that most visitors just swim or sit down to enjoy the beach. Actually, this beach has a marine tourism in the form of coral reef garden that is not inferior to other areas or even outside Bali. He and colleagues then introduced the potential of marine tourism through word of mouth promotion. From the introduction, apparently it attracts travelers to see the coral reef garden.

Typically, crowded visitors come to this marine tourism during holiday season or national holidays. “It is a part of tourism development on this beach. Initially I offer to visitors to see coral reef or fish and apparently they are interested in seeing the coral garden here,” he said.

According to Agus, so far the visitors to Penimbangan Beach are mostly family groups. To that end,

the marine tourism on offer tends to be used as a medium of learning for children or elderly people spending holiday on Penimbangan Beach by providing direct information related to marine life ranging from coral reef to fish species being endemic on Penimbangan Beach. “Since most visitors are children and some adults, then I am trying to develop it into a direct medium of learning related to coral reef or ornamental fish here,” he explained.

On the other hand, Agus revealed that a few years before the coral reef on the beach suffered severe damages. It happened due to catching fish was not carried out in an eco-friendly way. In addition, waste pollution or stream flooding in rainy season coming down on the beach also aggravated the condition

of this beach. Currently, fishermen with third parties including local government vigorously preserve the coral reef on Penimbangan Beach. The preservation includes the prevention of marine debris that can disturb coral reef and supervision against non-eco-friendly fishing. Moreover, transplantation of coral reef by third parties together with the government has also been done within the past few years. As a result, the coral reef garden can now grow back to normal.

“Fisherman have owned awareness and they also jointly preserve the coral reef from contaminating marine debris, so that the coral reef garden on the coast is well preserved and increase the tourist attraction in our region,” said Agus. (kmb38)

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LOS ANGELES - Adam Levine has made a touching offer in the wake of Christina Grimmie’s tragic death.

The Maroon 5 frontman, who coached the late 22-year-old singer during season six of The Voice, will pay for Grimmie’s funeral, Levine’s management confirmed to ET. “I found out this morning, that Adam Levine personally called my mother and said he will pay for the funeral and her plane flight, and I was blown away,“ Grimmie’s brother, Marcus Grimmie, wrote in a Facebook post late Sunday.

Grimmie was shot and killed on Friday at The Plaza Live in Orlando, Florida, while signing autographs

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Levine spoke out shortly after the tragedy to express his condolences.

“Behati and I are absolutely devastated and heartbroken by Christina Grimmie’s tragic death,” Levine said in a statement obtained

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Grimmie’s brother has since posted details on a vigil that will

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U.S. authorities said they had found no direct links between Islamic State and Mateen, the U.S.born son of Afghan immigrants who killed 49 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando on Sunday.

Mateen, 29, was shot dead by police who stormed the Pulse club with armored cars after a threehour siege. In 911 calls during his rampage, the killer expressed allegiance to Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

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Three genres of Balinese traditional dance listed by UNESCO DENPASAR - Three genres of Balinese traditional dance are listed by the UNESCO in the field of Intangible Cultural Heritage Protection. The three Balinese traditional

dance genres are included in the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity of the UNESCO on December 2, 2015 after experiencing a delayed discussion in 2011 because each country can only process one heritage per year.

There are three dance genres in Balinese

culture spread over nine districts / municipality consisting of Karangasem, Klungkung, Bangli, Gianyar, Badung, Tabanan, Jembrana, Buleleng and Denpasar. Three genres of the Balinese traditional dance comprise the sacred dance like the Rejang Dance, Sanghyang Dedari and Ritual Baris; semi-sacred

dance (14-19 AD) like the Sidakarya Mask, Gambuh ballet and Wayang Wong ballet; and performance dance like the Legong Keraton, Joged Bumbung and Barong.

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