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Teenage British singer Imani eyeing album, tour next

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Bali must develop organic agriculture

LONDON - Sixteen-year-old singer Imani, who gained fame when she featured on British DJ Sigala’s dance hit “Say You Do” earlier this year, says she is eyeing an album and tour next after releasing her debut single last month.

Organic farming should become the future direction of agricultural development in Bali. However, some obstacles must be faced to achieve it, starting from the persistence of farmers’ dependence on pesticides to the unavailability of organic ingredients as replacement of such chemicals.

“To build the future of agriculture, apparently it has to lead to organic agriculture or at least to healthy plants. The main constraint lies in irrigation because farmers in the upstream remain to use pesticides. Automatically the water flow to downstream area is affected by the pesticides,” said a farmer from Kekeran hamlet, Selanbawak, Marga, Tabanan, I Wayan Atmajaya.

The teenager, who cites music stars Justin Bieber, Beyonce and rapper Tinie Tempah as her inspirations, wrote her first song at the age of 10. “(In) five years’ time ... I’d like to have an album out or two,” she said. “I’d like to release some more music, go on tour and I’d like to keep putting music out that people can relate to.” (rtr) IBP/net

“Star Wars: Rogue One” trailer teases fans with Darth Vader return LOS ANGELES - “Star Wars” fans got a fresh teaser of the franchise’s upcoming “Rogue One” film with a new trailer showing the return of ultimate villain Darth Vader.

Disney’s first spin-off from the “Star Wars” universe is set for release in December and follows a group of rebels “on a mission to

steal the plans to the Death Star, the Empire’s ultimate weapon of destruction”, according to starwars. com.

“The Theory of Everything” actress Felicity Jones plays feisty lead character Jyn Erso, whose rebellious streak was first shown in a trailer released in April. The movie, directed by Gareth Edwards,

also stars Oscar winner Forest Whitaker.

The story is set before the original films, which began with 1977’s “Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope” and there are plenty of Stormtroopers, fights and explosions in the new trailer, which ends with a quick glimpse of Darth Vader’s silhouette. (rtr)

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The riot in Milwaukee

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Violent protests erupt in Milwaukee after police kill armed suspect

MILWAUKEE - Protesters fired gunshots, hurled bricks and set a gas station on fire in the U.S. mid-western city of Milwaukee on Saturday night, hours after a patrol officer shot and killed an armed suspect who took flight after a traffic stop, authorities said.

The 23-year-old suspect, who had a lengthy arrest record, was carrying a stolen handgun loaded with 23 rounds of ammunition when police pulled over the vehicle for unspecified “suspicious activity,” authorities said. A second suspect who fled from the vehicle was quickly taken into custody.

A statement by the Milwaukee Police Department did not say whether the suspect who was killed had fired any shots or pointed the weapon at officers during the incident. Authorities did not disclose

the race or the name of the suspect or the uniformed officer.

Later, a crowd of more than 100 people in the predominately African-American section of the city where the shooting occurred hurled rocks as police officers in riot gear attempted to disperse the protesters. Authorities said gunshots were fired during the disturbance. The windows of at least two squad cars were smashed, and one officer sitting inside one of the vehicles was hit in the head with a brick.

Protesters set a police car ablaze

and fires broke out at gas station, an auto parts store and at least three other businesses, officials and local media reported. “Our city is in turmoil tonight,” said Alderman Ashanti Hamilton, president of the Milwaukee Common Council.

Mayor Tom Barrett appealed for calm.

“This is a neighborhood that has been unfortunately affected by violence in the recent past,” Barrett said, referring to a smaller disturbance a month earlier. “There are a lot of really, really good people who live in this area ... and can’t stand this violence.”

The unrest follows peaceful protests and some violence in U.S. cities over the past two years following high-profile killings by

law enforcement officers in Baltimore, New York and Ferguson, Missouri.

Outrage over police violence toward minority groups has given rise to the Black Lives Matter movement and touched off a national debate over the race issue and policing in the United States.

“This is a warning cry,” Milwaukee Alderman Khalif Rainey said.

“Black people of Milwaukee are tired. They are tired of living under this oppression.” As of 1 a.m.

Central time (0600 GMT), police said three arrests had been made in connection with the unrest.

Shortly after 2 a.m. police said they were restoring order to the area and reducing deployments, but local news footage also showed a liquor

store in flames just minutes before the release of the statement.

The officer involved in the shooting is 24 years old and a sixyear veteran of the force, police said. He was placed on administrative duty until an investigation and subsequent review by the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office is complete, a standard practice after shootings by law enforcement officers.(rtr) News can also be heard in “Bali Image” at Global Radio FM 96.5 from 9.30 until 10.00 am. Listen to Global Radio FM at http:// globalfmbali.listen2myradio.com or live video streaming at http://radioglobalfmbali.com and http:// ustream.tv/channel/global-fm-bali.

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According to him, the development of organic farming should be carried out from the upstream.

Then, it is moved to the middle and then to downstream areas.

Other than the issue of pesticides, the other constraints are related to the availability of organic or ecofriendly fertilizers or insecticides.

In this addition, farmers still cannot escape from dependence on fertilizer and chemicals.

“Regarding the ingredients especially the biological agents or non-chemical agent, there should be at least a kind of training for our farmers,” he added. Atmajaya asserted that it is important to always

attempt the existence of agriculture in Bali. The agricultural sector may not be allowed to reduce in terms of the enthusiast and land area. It happens because so far the agriculture remains to become the spirit of tourism or backbone of the economy of the Island of the Gods.

“It has a very obvious impact on the economy. Suppose that the agriculture, especially in Bali, supporting the tourism is dead, it will not only reduce the agricultural land in Bali. Obviously the tourism-supporting agriculture will reduce. Similarly, tourism will die due to the impact of dead agriculture,” he explained.

Atmajaya expected that relevant

parties such as the government could provide a feasible market for farmers. Thus, farmers can continue to survive and maintain their agriculture. In addition, they will continuously feel to be motivated in producing quality commodities of agriculture and the agricultural business actually has a huge opportunity, including the absorption of huge labor.

“Hopefully, the agribusiness sector can be properly handled at post-harvest time. Farmers are enough to produce. Then, they need a real market or foster parent that can accommodate or facilitate the agricultural sector, chiefly in terms of market sector because it has wide agribusiness opportunity at the post-harvest,” he said. (kmb32)

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The farmer in Denpasar where their land is already surrounded by buildings

Ngaben at Batumulapan, bade tower paraded at sea

Uniqueness of parading the bade tower at sea certainly draws the attention of residents. Along the route passed through by this bade tower is witnessed by hundreds of residents, including photographers. They do not want to miss the moment to

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immortalize the ritual and cultural attraction. Moreover, the bade tower with the height of some seven meters is carried by hundreds of residents.

Accompanied by two sarcophagi in the form of two white tigers, surely they increased the splendor of the

sacred procession tradition.

Besides, the heat of the sun did not dampen the enthusiasm of residents to perform the ceremony.

Residents bearing the bade tower were willing to get wet along the distance of over 200 meters. The procession lasted quite stressfully because it had to race against the ocean tides. This moment was not squandered by photographers including visitors. Thundering sound of gamelan orchestra accompanying the procession caused the atmosphere even more heroic. Bearers struggled to carry the sarcophagi with half of their body submerged

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Unique tradition in Nusa Penida

SEMARAPURA - Ngaben or cremation ceremony is one of the pitri yajna ceremonies conducted in general in Bali. Nusa Penida, Klungkung, is one of them. However, there are several villages in Nusa Penida organizing unique cremation ceremony.

This could be seen at Batumulapan Kauh hamlet, Batumulapan customary village, Batununggul, Friday (Aug. 12). Local residents carried out procession by parading the bade tower at sea. Practically, all the bade bearers should plunge themselves into the sea.

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in seawater.

According to the ritual committee of the mass cremation, I Ketut Manta, the rare cremation ceremony was held by the big family of Ida Dukuh Segening every five years. In the mass cremation ceremony, there were 69 skeletons of the body cremated with the cost of IDR 2 million per participant.

“Yes, this has become our tradition to parade the bade tower at sea. And this cremation ceremony is held for 69 bodies,” said Ketut Manta amid the procession on Friday.

He also explained that the mass cremation is deliberately organized

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to reduce the cost so the ceremony is not burdensome to residents.

Moreover, of the 300 families or residents of Batumulapan customary village, some stay in diaspora like in Denpasar, Sumatra and Sumbawa. “This mass cremation ceremony is the result of meeting held by residents before organizing the cremation. They have agreed a donation to reduce the costs,” said Manta.

Similar opinion was also expressed by chief of Batumulapan customary village, Gede Agus Wahyudi. He said the tradition of parading bade tower in the sea has been carried out through generations as the cemetery of Batumulapan customary village is located on the shoreline. Besides, it has no open place so that it becomes a consideration for parading the bade tower at sea.

“Probably it becomes a consideration for our ancestors because there is no open space. In addition, carrying bade tower in the sea is also more freely and cooler.

To anticipate the tidal period of the ocean, we will pay attention to the cycle of full moon,” said Wahyudi.

In addition, Wahyudi said that the implementation of the mass cremation ceremony is not only organized to reduce costs, but also to generate unity among the residents. “With this mass cremation, we hope that each resident can do mutual assistance. Besides, the ceremony is held so as not to burden the residence,” he said. (119)

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Bali Safari & Marine Park has again proven its commitment to quality and ecologically-minded tourism by winning four prestigious awards at the 2016 Bali Tourism Awards presented at a gala award ceremony held at The Trans Resort Bali on Wednesday, August 10, 2016.

The 40-hectare Park located on the outskirts of Bali’s capital of Denpasar won recognition in four categories at this year’s award program: Bali’s Leading Theme Park, Bali’s Leading Thematic Resort (Mara River Lodge), Bali’s Leading Tourism Show (Bali Agung Show) and Bali’s Leading Restaurant (Tsavo Lion Restaurant).

Leaders from across the entire Bali’s tourism industry attended the star-studded award program, including the General Manager of the Bali Safari and Marine Park, William Santoso, together with the relevant divisional managers from the Park.

The Bali Tourism Awards are the initiative of the Indonesia Travel and Tourism Awards (ITTA) that have recognized achievement and excellence in the Nation’s Hospitality and Tourism Industry for the past six years. The latest BTA Awards represents the second consecutive year that Bali Safari and Marine Parkhas won a range of honors in the annual program. Such awards, together with the awards received by other BTA award honorees, prove that Bali is a shining jewel in Indonesia’s tourism crown of glory.

The Bali Tourism Awards ranks leading tourism operations in terms of their consistent ability to deliver good service and highquality facilities. Objectivity is assured through a system of open voting conducted over a period of one month in which the public takes part in the final selection process.

Commenting after the award ceremony, William Santoso, General manager of the Bali Safari and Marine Park said: “These awards are physical manifestations of the proven success in our ninth year of operation. By always prioritizing high quality and outstanding service delivered by the well-trained professional experts we employ, the BTA awards are the direct result of hard work and coordination between members of the Bali Safari and Marine Park Team. Our team members work tirelessly to innovate, improve product quality and ensure we retain our leadership position.”

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A tough woman from Jembrana

A soldier’s wife becoming shrimp farmer

Wandering moose inspires 400-mile cross-border trail

NEWCOMB — The 400-mile trek of a radio-collared moose named Alice is the inspiration for a proposed hiking trail from Ontario’s forested Algonquin Park to the heart of New York’s Adirondack Mountains.

Planners of the A2A — Algonquin to Adirondack — Trail liken it to Spain’s famous Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route, with the added benefit of preserving an important wildlife migration corridor between two vast wilderness regions.

“This is one of last great migration routes. It’s an area where wildlife can regenerate itself,” said Emily Conger, chair of the trail committee for the A2A Collaborative, the Ontario-based nonprofit conservation group behind the project.

Still in the planning stage with

no definite route, the A2A will combine existing trails and roads following the general track taken

by Alice, a moose radio-collared by New York wildlife workers in 1998 and released in a remote forest area in the central Adirondack town of Newcomb.

For two years, researchers tracked Alice as she swam across lakes, traversed the U.S. Army’s Fort Drum, swam the St. Lawrence River and loped across Canada’s busy Highway 401 before eventually reaching the 3,000-square-mile Algonquin Park, where she died of unknown causes. Her remains were found in 2001.

“We want to create a trail system that is not only a destination, but also elevates the concept of wildlife corridors and connectivity of landscapes,” said Sarah Walsh, with New York’s Department of

Environmental Conservation who serves privately as A2A’s volunteer president. “People will be able to experience the way Alice made this journey.”

The Adirondack section of the trail will most likely start in Newcomb at the Adirondack Interpretive Center, a nature center where the College of Environmental Science and Forestry tracked Alice. From there, it will meander through hardwood and evergreen forest interspersed with bogs, streams and lakes.

A tentative plan includes 192 miles of existing hiking trails, 56 miles of rail-trail, 60 miles of main roads and 115 miles of back roads.

Coordinators plan to engage communities along the route to provide amenities for trail-walkers.

Conger envisions something similar to the 375-mile stretch of the Camino de Santiago trail in

Spain that she walked in 2014, starting in the rugged Pyrenees and traveling through villages, vineyards, farms and forests. Along the way, pilgrims were welcomed into cafes, shops and inns in communities that had a thriving tourist industry because of the trail.

“The A2A can bring a similar economic boost for small towns in northern New York and eastern Ontario,” Conger said.

A series of trail-promoting events is in the works along the Canadian section starting this fall, with a goal of seeing the full route completed in five years, Conger said.

Neil Woodworth, executive director of the Adirondack Mountain Club, which has been building and maintaining trails in the region for more than 90 years, said the A2A Trail is feasible but will take

considerable resources. The club hasn’t been asked to work on the A2A, but for the next few years, Woodworth said his organization is committed to building the Adirondack leg of the 4,600-mile North Country National Scenic Trail that stretches from North Dakota to Lake Champlain.

Walsh concedes that the A2A Trail has many obstacles outside the park boundaries, but the organization will work with civic groups, greenways, land trusts and others to design a route that communities will embrace. She said the Appalachian Trail, maintained by 31 trail clubs and many partnerships from Georgia to Maine, provides inspiration.

“It took decades to complete the Appalachian Trail,” she said.

“We’ve only been working on this for less than two years.” (ap)

JEMBRANA - Being a wife of soldier without getting not so high salary makes Ni Made Krisnayani, 43, the wife to Sergeant Nengah Suwenia in charge of the Equipment Maintenance in the 1617/Jembrana Military District Command independent.

Ni Made Krisnayani, a mother of two children, is known as a tough woman from Jembrana. In daily life, this member of Candra Kirana soldier’s spouse association never stands idle. After getting up early to accomplish household works, she then resumes to handle fish farming, paddy fields and manages their two fishing boats at Pengambengan.

The mother of Putu Sonia Rotama currently taking master degree at the Faculty of Law, Brawijaya University and I Made Juan Alvis still attending school at the SMAN 1 Negara high school just wants to help her husband in the welfare of family. According to her, the husband and wife are a team that must support each other.

The business pioneered by Ni Made Krisnayani was started when she married in 1992 after graduating from high school with Nengah Suwenia who was on duty at the Battalion Cavalry III Serbu Singosari, Malang.

Then, her husband moved to the IX/ Udayana Military Command Implementer in 2006. They live separately, where her husband is in Denpasar while she herself at Terusan, Lelateng, Negara.

Considering their life struggle with two children is increasingly severe, let alone they live separately that must supply two kitchens, Krisnayani started thinking to help her husband earn a living. She then helped her parents in the cultivation of shrimp farming.

This second daughter of four children of the couple Wayan Sukarta and Ni Ketut Arini when her husband moved for his duty to the 1617/Jembrana District Military Commenced started the business of shrimp farming and tried independently. After that, they bought a piece of land with the area of 0.5 hectares at Lelateng, Negara.

Armed with the talent of her husband having the experience of working at shrimp farming prior to becoming a soldier, they are motivated to use extra time to manage the shrimp farming. Finally, they enjoyed the results and could send their daughter to college and attending master degree program.

According to Krisnayani, the shrimp farming business is pretty good and even begins to expand their business to agriculture by cultivating 0.75 hectare of paddy fields. They grow rice and other crops. To that end, they can meet the needs of family.

Krisnayani told that the average income of the shrimp farming business with an initial capital of IDR 40

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Subak Bergiding attacked by mouse Farmers threatened to face harvest failure

MANGUPURA - Farmers at Subak Bergiding, Pangsan, Petang, are threatened to face harvest failure due to their ready-to-harvest rice is attacked by mice. Farmers cannot do anything because when the mice were eliminated by pesticides they increasingly rampaged by gobbling their rice approaching one week before harvest time.

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million, they can generate IDR 70 million gross within 90 days. “We are cultivating white leg shrimp,” said Krisnayani.

She said that in 2014 their shrimp farming failed as attacked by redtailed virus so that they suffered losses worth IDR 30 million. At that time, the price plummeted. In 2010 to 2013 the price of shrimp penetrated IDR 46,000 to IDR 56,000 per kg (size 100), but in 2014 the price dropped to IDR 39,000 per kg.

“So, at that time we could not achieve the target and suffered losses in operating cost. Nevertheless, we did not give up and despair. We were trying to continuously seek a breakthrough and rise again,” she said. Shrimp farming is a promising business for a year and she gets twice harvest a year with a total of IDR 30 million net profit.

In addition to the shrimp farming business and agriculture, Krisnayani also runs two fishing boats by employing four fishermen. Fishermen catch sardine and other fish with an average production of 1.5 tons per day and a minimum of 400 kg for once delivery.

Krisnayani handles her business in person and even does not hesitate to hoe and feed the fish. She makes collaboration with her parents. If her husband has free time, they will work together. Her husband always sleeps at the shrimp farming pond to keep it every night.

“Most importantly, my husband can still serve with a maximum performance at the office and our business may not to affect him. He remains a good soldier. So, I must manage it in person,” said Krisnayani.

Krisnayani just hoped what she does can inspire the wife of his colleagues so that they will not stand idly let alone rely on the husband’s income. With the potential owned by each individual, every wife can help their husband to attain family welfare.

“We’re trying to be a self-contained soldier’s wife,” she said. (wit)

Gung Aji, one of the farmers at Subak Bergiding, said on Friday (Aug. 12) that as a result of the vicious mouse attack most farmers finally neglected their paddy fields because they reasoned to no longer have working capital as well as seeds. Almost all rice crops have been attacked by mice since they are three weeks old. The plants whose stem should have begun to multiply are then bitten by mice and the attack take place rampantly up to these days.

“The mice are gobbling rice straw and all the existing plants in the middle of paddy field and nothing is left, while the remaining plants are those in the rows on the edge of the embankment. More

severely, the plants at each end of the fields are not left,” he said.

He said the mouse attacks have started to rage since the presence of piles of brick material near the paddy fields. As planned, the material will be used for drinking water project, but it is still problematic.

The material is left alone and overgrown by bushes, so that it becomes a nest of mice and snakes.

“We very much hope the investor having the material to immediately remove it, so as not to become a comfortable place for mice. Otherwise, mouse attacks will continue to rage so that farmers continue to suffer losses,” he said.

Complaint about the existence of the material has been repeatedly

delivered to the owner, but there is no response. “We hope the relevant agencies to intervene, so that investor having the material has a good faith to remove and clean up the place,” he said.

Chief of Subak Bergiding, Made Sukarta, asserted that the mouse attacks have been very detrimental to farmers and increasingly violent.

“The piles of the material make mice continuously proliferate. We have asked the owner of the material to immediately clean it up, so that mice will no longer nest in the area. We ask his good intention because the mice attack has occurred for many times, but there has been no attention from relevant party,” he affirmed while adding if the material is not immediately cleaned up and removed, the mouse attack will increasingly turn violent.

Surely farmers will continue to suffer losses and crop failure. (kmb27)

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Farmers at Subak Bergiding, Pangsan, Petang, are threatened to face harvest failure due to their ready-to-harvest rice is attacked by mice.

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Anticipation of rain on Independence Day rally

LONDON - Britain could leave the European Union towards the end of 2019, instead of early that year as expected by some politicians, reported the Sunday Times citing sources who have been briefed by ministers that Brexit departments were not ready.

BANGLI - Lately the rain continuously flushing Bangli and surrounding areas are feared to disturb the rally on the celebration of the Indonesia’s Independence Day on the upcoming August 17. To anticipate this, the government of Bangli takes the initiative by involving a rain stopper during the next celebration.

The UK voted to leave the EU on June 23, but Prime Minister Theresa May has said she will not invoke “Article 50”, the two-year formal process for divorcing the bloc, this year as the country needs time to prepare for negotiations.

Britain’s international trade minister, Liam Fox, said in July that early next year could be the best time for Britain to trigger the divorce talks.

But Article 50 could be invoked later than that, City sources who had been privately warned by ministers told the Sunday Times, with any delays a result of new government departments set up to handle Brexit and international trade not yet being fully staffed.

Elections in France in May, and Germany in September, could also push back the timing of Britain triggering Article 50, reported the newspaper.

Any delay to the Brexit process is likely to draw criticism from the pro-leave side of May’s Conservative party, with senior members such as John Redwood calling for a quick departure from the bloc. (rtr) Brexit Scarecrows depicting former British Prime Minister David Cameron (L) and Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson are displayed during the Scarecrow Festival in Heather, Britain July 31, 2016.

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Lately the rain continuously flushing Bangli and surrounding areas are feared to disturb the rally on the celebration of the Indonesia’s Independence Day on the upcoming August 17.

Peek mosaic stone seekers on Sidayu Beach

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Thai police find more unexploded bombs following coordinated blasts

BANGKOK - Thai police over the weekend found and defused five explosive devices that had failed to detonate when an as yet unidentified group carried out a series of deadly bomb attacks on popular tourist spots late last week.

Police said they had arrested one suspect following the bomb and arson attacks on Thursday and Friday that killed four people and wounded dozens more in some of Thailand’s best-known southern resorts and islands.

Working all out against waves for IDR 50,000 daily SEMARAPURA - Not working means there will be nothing to eat.

This expression is an option for the mosaic stone seekers on Sidayu Beach, Takmung village, Banjarangkan. They have to risk their life to face the big waves coming every time when getting income from the collection of mosaic stones.

Moreover, the condition of seawater on Sidayu and Lepang village, Takmung, recently rose reaching 300 meters to mainland. As a result, some mosaic stone seekers ran in a mess to avoid from being swept away by the waves.

As seen in the field on Friday (Aug. 12), the situation on Sidayu Beach looked slightly different from

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District govt to hire a rain stopper

Spokesperson of the government of Bangli, Cok Bagus Gaya Dirga, when confirmed on Friday (Aug. 12) told that result of coordination by the celebration committee mentioned that the committee will indeed hire a rain stopper during the celebration of the Independence Day. However, he did not specify exactly the number of rain stoppers to be involved.

Cok Gaya Dirga expressed the involvement of rain stopper in the celebration is meant to help make the implementation of the rally run smoothly without rain. The rally in a series of the implementation of this annual event will involve many people at open space of the Captain Mudita Square. In the absence of rain, the rally is expected to take place solemnly. In addition to involving rain stopper, he will also certainly say prayers together to invoke so that the event could last smoothly.

In the meantime, prior to the implementation, the government of Bangli has made some preparations since the past few weeks.

In addition to intensifying the training of the members of heritage flag raising and marching band, the government of Bangli through each agency also have started to decorate the face of the town of Bangli with penjor as well as red and white flags and attributes. (kmb40)

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the usual. Some people looked back and forth while carrying sacks of mosaic stones from the shore to be collected in one place. In addition, they did not look scared whereas the situation of the waves at that time on Sidayu Beach was big enough.

“We do not know what to do, sir.

If we do not look for mosaic stones here, we do not eat,” said one of the mosaic stone seekers named Nyoman Sumarta when approached last Saturday.

According to Sumarta, it is not easy to look for mosaic stones. He admitted to have started coming down and looking for mosaic stones from 06:00. Apart from having to endure from the heat of the sun,

they must also dare to fight against big waves coming erratically.

Moreover, the location between the Sidayu and Lepang Beach has been known to the public as the beach having big waves. “By and large, coinciding with the waves and bad weather, the waves here are huge.

However, we do not know what to do, but we must dare even though the waves here are huge,” he said.

Having looked for mosaic stones for several years, Sumarta assisted by his wife and two small children only claimed to get IDR 50,000 per day. Such amount of money is rarely obtained because it depends on the condition of stone availability on the beach, not to mention the

situation in the event of big waves.

In the meantime, the residents looking for mosaic stones on Sidayu Beach approximately amounts to 30 people. “Occasionally we take day off for seeking mosaic stones when the waves are huge like yesterday,” he said.

Similar comment was given by another mosaic stone seeker named Made Suana. This man from Sidayu village equally does not dare to go down if the wave condition on Sidayu Beach is huge. Yesterday he and other mosaic stone seekers had to run helter-skelter as a result of being hit by large waves. “We can only be patient while waiting for the waves to return to normal.

This is our daily livelihood,” said Suana.

Suana equally did not dismiss the situation of great waves occurred recently on Sedayu Beach that has caused to reduce his income.

If in the past he could look for ten sacks of mosaic stones each day, this time he can only get five sacks. He told that a sack containing 25 kilogram is sold for around IDR 10,000.

When the wave condition is huge he only earns IDR 50,000 per day from selling mosaic stones. “Regarding the sales, there are always buyers looking for this mosaic stone here immediately. We just need to sort,” he said while returning to look for mosaic stone. (wia)

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A piece of debris found at the scene after two bomb blasts in the southern province of Surat Thani, Thailand in seen this still image from video August 12, 2016.

The attacks came just days after Thais voted to accept a military-backed constitution that the ruling junta, which seized power in 2014, has said will lead to an election by the end next year.

“These acts were undertaken by a group in many areas simultaneously, following orders from one individual,” Pongsapat Pongcharoen, a deputy national police chief, told reporters on Sunday, without elaborating.

No group has claimed responsibility for the attacks.

Analysts say suspicion would inevitably fall on enemies of the ruling junta aggrieved by the referendum results, or insurgents from Muslim-majority provinces in the south of the mostly Buddhist country.

Two incendiary devices in mobile telephone power packs were found in a market in the upscale resort of Hua Hin on Sunday, the interior ministry said in a statement. A bomb disposal team defused both, and local police said the devices had been there since Wednesday.

The resort was the scene of the most devastating of the wave of bombs when a blast ripped through an alley in a bar area on Thursday evening. There were

two more blasts in the town less than 12 hours later.

Another fire bomb was found on the island of Phuket on Sunday and defused, local police said. It had been set to detonate at 3 a.m. on Friday (2000 GMT on Thursday), local police said.

In Phang Nga, two devices were found on Saturday near a market that was torched in an attack early on Friday.

“One worked and the other two didn’t,” Phakaphong Tavipatana, the governor of Phang Nga, told Reuters, adding that police hoped to find fingerprints on the defused devices.

Phuket and Phang Nga were both hit in the attacks on Thursday and Friday, as was Surat Thani, a city that is the gateway to the popular islands in the Gulf of Thailand.

Attackers struck targets in seven southern Thai provinces, using bombs as well as incendiary devices that set shops and markets ablaze.

A man has been arrested and was being questioned in connection to an arson attack on a supermarket in the southern province of Nakhon Si Thammarat, Pongsapat said.

Police believe more than one individual was involved in that attack, he said. (rtr)

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JAKARTA - A Western Fleet Quick Response (WFQR) team of the Indonesian Navy detained an alleged pirate who was robbing the Ad Matsu tanker of Singapore, on Belakang Padang Island, Batam, Riau Islands, on Friday evening.

The alleged pirate was identified as Henry Alfree Bakari Bin Hengki, First Admiral Edi Sucipto, spokesman of the Indonesian Navy, said in a press statement, here Saturday. Henry had been jailed earlier for illegal possession of ammunition, Sucipto said.

Recently, he and his five colleagues, aboard a speed boat departing from Tanjung Berakit, Bintan, Riau Islands, had pirated a Singaporeflagged MT Ad Matsu, off Aur Isle.

As the boat’s helmsman, Henry got US$100 and Rp500 thousand as his share from the piracy. “The Indonesian Navy is still looking for the other pirates,” the naval officer said.(ant)

WASHINGTON - U.S. retail sales were unexpectedly flat in July as Americans cut back on discretionary spending, pointing to a moderation in consumption that could temper expectations of a sharp pickup in economic growth in the third quarter.

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A student plays with her phone while crossing the Ciliwung river on her way to school in Jakarta, Indonesia August 12, 2016.

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An H&M store has sale signs in the window in New York City, U.S., August 11, 2016. Picture taken August 11, 2016. U.S. retail sales were unexpectedly flat in July as Americans cut back on purchases of clothing and other goods, pointing to a moderation in consumer spending that could temper expectations of an acceleration in economic growth in the third quarter. its business after six quarters of falling sales.

Like other department stores, Macy’s has been squeezed by stiff competition from online retailers such as Amazon.com.

“The growth of on-line retailing is having impacts on the broader economy. For one, construction of shopping centers and other commercial structures obviously has suffered,” said Michael Feroli, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.

“Thankfully, commercial building has never been a huge share of business construction spending and so the impact on GDP is rather limited.”

PRICE PRESSURES MUTED Separately, the Labor Department said its producer price index for final demand dropped 0.4 percent last month, the first decline since March and the largest since September 2015.

It increased 0.5 percent in June.

In the 12 months through July, the PPI slipped 0.2 percent. That was the biggest drop since December 2015 and followed a 0.3 percent increase in the 12 months through June.

A strong dollar and cheaper oil continue to

keep price pressures muted, leaving inflation running persistently below the Fed’s 2 percent target. Fed officials have repeatedly expressed concern about low inflation.

The U.S. central bank raised its benchmark overnight interest rate last December for the first time in nearly a decade. Although a Reuters poll on Thursday found that most economists expect another rate increase in December, financial markets currently anticipate such a move only next year.

Interest rate futures after Friday’s data placed only a 43 percent probability of a December rate hike, compared to 47 percent before the data.

Robust consumer spending has helped to cushion the blow on the economy from an inventory correction and the prolonged drag from lower oil prices that have restricted GDP growth to an average 1.0 percent annualized rate in the last three quarters.

While Friday’s data suggested consumer spending was cooling after the second quarter’s brisk 4.2 percent rate of increase, economists still expected growth in consumption to top a 2.5 percent pace in the current quarter.

Strong labor market gains as well as rising

home and stock market prices should underpin spending. The economy created a total of 547,000 jobs in June and July.

A third report showed consumer sentiment was stable in early August, though households’ views on income softened a bit.

Most of the weakness was among younger households who cited higher expenses than anticipated, according to the University of Michigan’s preliminary consumer sentiment survey.

Americans are facing rising rents and healthcare costs. Following the retail sales report, the Atlanta Fed lowered its third-quarter GDP growth estimate by two-tenths of a percentage point to a 3.5 percent rate.

Growth is expected to be driven by a rebound in inventory investment, as well as consumer spending.

A fourth report from the Commerce Department showed businesses made significant progress in June in their efforts to reduce an inventory overhang that has weighed on economic growth since the second quarter of 2015. The inventory-to-sales ratio fell to a seven-month low of 1.39 months in June.(rtr)

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Weak U.S. retail sales, inflation data dim prospect of Fed rate hike

Other data on Friday showed that producer prices recorded their biggest drop in nearly a year in July amid declining costs for services and energy goods. Cooling consumer spending and tame inflation suggest the Federal Reserve will probably not raise interest rates anytime soon despite a robust labor market.

“Fed members are afraid to come out from under their rocks until growth is sustainably solid and inflation in, near or at their target, and today’s reports don’t provide them with any comfort that will happen soon,” said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.

July’s unchanged retail sales reading followed an upwardly revised 0.8 percent increase in June, the Commerce Department said. Retail sales in June were previously reported to have increased 0.6 percent. Sales rose 2.3 percent from a year ago.

Motor vehicle sales increased 1.1 percent last month. Rising demand for autos is pulling spending away from discretionary items, including sporting goods, whose sales in July suffered their biggest drop since January 2015.

Excluding automobiles, gasoline, building materials and food services, retail sales were also unchanged last month after rising 0.5 percent in June. These so-called core retail sales correspond most closely with the consumer spending component of gross domestic product.

Economists had forecast overall retail sales rising 0.4 percent and core sales climbing 0.3 percent last month. Some cautioned against reading too much into the July data, citing a labor market that is at or near full employment, and said they expected sales to bounce back in August.

“You have had two months of very strong job growth. It just seems very odd that spending would be weak. I will wait for the revisions before declaring July retail spending means anything more than random volatility,” said Steve Blitz, chief economist at M Science in New York.

U.S. Treasuries were trading higher on the data, while the dollar fell against a basket of currencies. U.S. stocks were little changed as the impact of rising oil prices offset the weak data.

There was another jump in online sales last month as they continued to grab market share from traditional retailers.

Macy’s said on Thursday it would close an additional 100 stores as it tries to turn around

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President Jokowi kicks off Scout Jamboree in Cibubur

JAKARTA- President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) kicked off the Tenth National Jamboree coinciding with the 55th anniversary of the Indonesian Scout Day during a ceremony held in Cibubur Scout Camping Ground, here, Sunday.

The ceremony was attended by some 25 thousand scouts from Indonesias 34 provinces and 225 foreign scout members participating in the jamboree.

High ranking officials present in the ceremony included Coordinating Minister for Cultural and Human Development Puan Maharani, Communication and

Informatics Minister Rudiantara, Defense Minister Ryamizard Ryacudu, Sports and Youth Affairs Minister Imam Nahrawi, Education and Culture Minister Muhadjir Effendy, and leaders of ASEAN member countries scout movements.

Head of the National Headquarters of Indonesias Scout Movement

Adhyaksa Dault said the scout movement has played a significant role in helping shape the national characters.

The National Scout Movement awarded medals of merit to 38 prominent figures for their significant contribution for the progress of the movement. Indonesian former president Megawati Soekarnoputri was among the awardees. The national jamboree is a forum to strengthen brotherhood and friendship among scouts.(ant)

BNN to place representative in China`s narcotics control agency

BEIJING - Indonesias National Narcotics Agency (BNN) said it will place a representative at Chinas National Narcotics Control Commission(NNCC), to strengthen cooperation between the two countries in the fight against illegal drug trafficking.

“We will assign a representative at NNCC and the Chinese agency will have one at BNN to make more effective implementation of cooperation, which has been underway between the two agencies since 2012,” BNNs chief Budi Waseso told ANTARA here on Saturday.

Budi said BNN and NNCC have agreed to open training to promote capability in battling illegal drug trade with modern equipment.

He said cooperation between BNN and NNCC has succeeded in foiling big case of dug smuggling from China to Indonesia. Therefore, cooperation through exchange of intelligence information between the two agencies would be strengthened through the assignment of representative, Budi said.

He said China has been a major gate for the supply of illegal drugs to Indonesia, by air or sea.

Illegal drug trade has been rife involving Chinese and Indonesians of Chinese extraction in Indonesia, he said. BNN also plan to place a representative in Hong Kong to establish cooperation with Hong Kongs Police Narcotics Bureau, he said.

He said Hong Kong is a potential transit place for illegal drugs to be smuggled to Indonesia utilizing Indonesian migrant workers there as couriers. BNN will promoted cooperation , which has been underway over the past years with Hong Kongs Police Narcotic Bureau, to exchange intelligence information. Hong Kongs police have also offered assistance in the form of training for Indonesian officers in coping with crime in money laundering.

During his three-day working visit to Hong Kong ending Saturday, Budi Waseso met with Hong Kong Polices Commissioner of the Narcotic Bureau Stephen Lo. He also briefed Indonesian migrant workers in Hong Kong to stay away from illegal drug business.(ant)

Indonesia promotes martabak in Namibia

JAKARTA - The Indonesian Embassy of Namibia is promoting Indonesian cuisines, such as martabak (stuffed pancake or pan-fried bread) and lumpia (spring rolls), to introduce Indonesian culture particularly to college students.

This is a kind of soft diplomacy by

Indonesia.

The Indonesian Women Unity of the embassy participated in the International Cuisine Day held in Namibia University Science and Technology (NUST), according to the press release received by Antara here on Saturday.

Cultural promotion through culinary delights is an effective effort to introduce Indonesia as a country that has various cuisines, Indonesian Ambassador Eddy Basuki said.

The active participation of the embassy and the women unity

in promoting cuisines can be a stimulant to promote the tourism sector and culture of Indonesia in Namibia, Basuki added.

The unity also provided other cuisines including onde-onde, risoles, and bakwan. The students and academics of NUST bought

all of the meals, according to the embassy.

Among other countries that participated in the International Cuisine Day were Spain, China, Russia and Portugal. The celebration is a part of Nust Cultural Festival held from 8 to 12 August 2016.(ant)

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Six injured in attack on Swiss train; motive unknown, police say

ZURICH - Six people were injured in an attack aboard a Swiss train on Saturday by a man armed with a knife and flammable fluid, St Gallen cantonal police said.

Three adults, two teenagers and a child aged six were hurt, according to a police statement. Five were stabbed or burnt. A sixth suffered smoke inhalation as he came to the aid of the others. The assailant, a Swiss citizen, was also injured.

“According to current information, a 27-year-old Swiss man poured out a flammable liquid. He was also armed with at least one knife. The liquid caught fire,” the statement said.

Authorities did not yet know the motive for the attacks but a crime of passion was one possibility, Bruno

Metzger of the St Gallen cantonal police said in an interview with welt.de.

“A terrorism background still seems very, very far-fetched,” Metzger said.

The assailant was in police custody, he said, but none of those injured - including the assailant was responsive, so they could not be questioned.

The police said a criminal inquiry was under way.

Both a woman and the attacker were in critical condition, according to Swiss broadcaster SRF,

citing the St Gallen police. The cantonal police did not respond to a request for further information by email and could not be reached by phone.

The attack occurred at 2:20 p.m.

(1220 GMT) as the train neared the Salez station on a trip between Buchs and Sennwald in St. Gallen, a canton in the northeast of the Alpine republic, the police statement said.

It was the first attack of its kind in Switzerland in recent memory.

In December 2015, a 33-year-old Swiss man broke into his neighbours’ house in Rupperswil and killed four people before setting the house on fire, an incident that shocked the country. (rtr)

Gian Ehrenzeller / Keystone via AP

The train stands at the station after a man attacked other passengers aboard the train at Salez, Switzerland, on Saturday, Aug. 13, 2016. Police in Switzerland say a Swiss man set a fire and stabbed people on a train in the country’s northeast, wounding six people some seriously, and injuring himself.

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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump speaks during a campaign event in Fairfield , Connecticut, U.S., August 13, 2016.

Trump rails against press in response to reports of chaos

FAIRFIELD - U.S. Republican Donald Trump on Saturday repeated his attack on President Barack Obama that he helped “found” Islamic State and railed against media reports that his campaign is failing, at a campaign rally in Connecticut, a state where he has a long-shot of being victorious.

Speaking for more than an hour in a sweltering room, Trump spent a significant portion of his speech complaining about the media.

He again threatened to revoke the press credentials of The New York Times. The credentials allow reporters access to press-only areas of his campaign events. He has already banned other outlets, including The Washington Post.

On Saturday, the New York newspaper published an article detailing failed efforts to make Trump focus his campaign on the general election.

“These are the most dishonest people,” Trump said. “Maybe we’ll start thinking about taking their press credentials away from them.”

Trump visiting Connecticut, a heavily Democratic state, raised eyebrows among many Republicans.

“It’s asinine that he would be in Connecticut holding a public rally less than 90 days before the

election,” said Republican strategist Matt Mackowiak. “You don’t see Hillary publicly campaigning in Idaho and Mississippi. I have to think this proves the candidate is running the campaign, which explains why it’s such a disaster of biblical proportions.”

At several points the crowd chanted “lock her up,” a frequent campaign rally chant in reference to Trump’s Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.

Trump told the crowd that normally he responds by saying he intends instead to defeat her in the Nov. 8 election, but this time added, “You know what? You have a point!”

Trump also dropped his recent efforts to say he was not being serious when he said Obama was the “founder” of the Islamic State militant group .

“It’s the opinion of myself and a lot of people that he was the founder,” Trump told the crowd.

Democrats and Republicans alike have criticized Trump’s assertion as patently false.

Trump took a detour from attacking Clinton’s economic record to discuss the 1998 scandal involving White House intern Monica Lewinsky and former President Bill Clinton, whom Republicans attempted to impeach. (rtr)

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Farah reigns supreme, Thompson is new sprint queen

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RIO DE JANEIRO - Elaine Thompson inherited the mantle of Olympic 100 metres champion from fellow Jamaican ShellyAnn Fraser-Pryce on Saturday but Mo Farah simply refused to relinquish his 10,000m crown as the Briton recovered from a fall to retain his title.

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Fraser-Pryce, who took bronze in a fantastic final, became the third athlete in two days to discover why no woman has ever managed to win three individual athletics titles in a row, after Ethiopian 10,000m runner Tirunesh Dibaba and New Zealand shot-putter Valerie Adams both came up short on Friday.

Jessica Ennis-Hill also failed in her bid to defend her heptathlon title, pipped to gold by 21-year-old Belgian student Nafissatou Thiam, who said she had only dreamt of a top-eight finish prior to the event.

Farah, however, just does not know how to lose when it comes to the big races.

The Briton has won the 10,000m in the last two world championships and the 5,000 in the last three.

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Every one of Farah’s victories have come in virtually the same way as he sits in behind a group of Ethiopians and Kenyans before blasting out an unstoppable final lap.

There was a twist on Saturday, however, as he tripped and fell early in the race when he tangled with his American training partner Galen Rupp with 16 laps remaining.

He bounced up quickly though and with the East Africans failing to test him by pushing the pace, there was an air of inevitability about the outcome as he swept past Kenya’s Paul Tanui and roared home.

“It’s hard mentally when you go down,” a tearful Farah admitted.

“I got emotional because you put so much work in and in one moment it’s gone,” Farah added. “That one moment could be it.” (rtr)

Manuel anchors medley team to 1,000th U.S. gold

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Gold medallists Kathleen Baker (USA) of USA, Lilly King (USA) of USA, Dana Vollmer (USA) of USA and Simone Manuel (USA) of USA pose with their medals.

Saturday, and the second of her career.

Australia won the silver, with Cate Campbell touching out just 0.01 ahead of bronze medallists Denmark.

The United States were the defending champions and Manuel’s swim came about 40 minutes after she won silver in the 50 freestyle, an event she called a ‘work in progress’.

Had she won that, and she missed out by just 0.02, the landmark gold would have been hers alone but she was happy that was not the case.

“It’s really special and the fact that I could do it with the relay is amazing,” said the 20year-old, who leaves Rio with two golds and two silvers after winning the 100 freestyle in a dead-heat with Canada’s Penny Oleksiak on Thursday.

“Just sharing that with three other women is the icing on top of the cake ... all of them were pretty special.”

The relay win was the 23rd U.S. gold of the Rio Games and, according to the U.S. Olympic committee the 1,000th won by the country in summer competition since triple jumper James Connolly took the first in 1896.

Dana Vollmer, who swam the third butterfly leg for the U.S., was the only one in the race line-up to have also been in the 2012 winning quartet.

“This is an amazing group of girls,” said

Vollmer, who came back after taking two years off and having a baby son Arlen since London. “It was really a new group this time.

“I think I needed a break, a new perspective, drive and motivation. I like challenges and goals like that.

“To have people say that you no, can’t come from two years off, having a baby and 16 months later get on the medal podium. I like having something to prove like that and something to chase.”

Olivia Smoliga, Katie Meili, Kelsi Worrell and Abbey Weitzeil also collected gold medals for swimming in the heats.

Meili also won an individual 100 breaststroke bronze while Weitzeil won a 4x100 freestyle silver.

Kathleen Baker was inside the backstroke world record after 50 metres, with Canada’s Kylie Masse second, but had dropped to fourth at the handover to 100 breaststroke champion Lilly King with Denmark leading.

King, racing against Russian Yulia Efimova, whose doping past she spoke out about earlier in the week, pulled back to second with the Russians in front.

Vollmer, a bronze medallist in the 100 butterfly last Sunday, put the holders back ahead and handed over to Manuel, who powered to the finish. (rtr)

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Sp rt Neymar leads Brazil into men’s soccer semifinals

SAO PAULO — Neymar scored his first goal of the Rio de Janeiro Olympics on Saturday, giving Brazil a 2-0 win over Colombia and a spot in the semifinals of the men’s soccer tournament.

Neymar scored from a free kick in the 12th minute, sending a rightfooted shot through the wall and into the lower right corner of the net.

Luan added the second in the 83rd at the Arena Corinthians with a shot from outside the area, keeping alive Brazil’s hopes of winning the soccer gold medal for the first time.

The game, a sort of rematch from the 2014 World Cup quarterfinals, was heated from the start, with hard fouls from both teams. The benches cleared just before halftime after a vicious foul committed by Neymar, who lashed out after being harassed by opponents nearly every time he touched the ball.

“They really came playing hard, but we were able to overcome the pressure,” Brazil forward Luan said.

“We were able to get the early goal and that helped us come away with a great victory.”

Brazil will next face Honduras, which reached the Olympic semifinals for the first time by defeating South Korea 1-0 at the Mineirao Stadium in Belo Horizonte.

In the other semifinal match, 1996 Olympic champion Nigeria will face Germany, which is playing at the Olympic tournament for the first time since 1988 — when Jurgen Klinsmann was in the squad.

Germany routed Portugal 4-0 in Brasilia, while Nigeria beat Denmark 2-0 in Salvador.

Neymar, one of the biggest stars at the Rio Games, was provoked just like he was the last two times the South American rivals met at the senior level, including in last year’s

Copa America when Brazil lost 1-0 and the Barcelona striker was sent off. Two years ago, Neymar’s World Cup ended after he took a knee to his back late in Brazil’s 2-1 win over the Colombians. Brazil eventually lost to Germany 7-1 in the semifinals.

Upset with the way the Colombians were playing against him, Neymar went in hard against forward Andres Roa, a tackle that earned him a yellow card and ignited a brawl involving both benches.

After the altercation was over, Turkish referee Cuneyt Cakir called both captains for a chat, and also talked to both coaches.

“Neymar is experienced and he did well controlling the game,” Luan said. “But the whole team deserves credit for being able to keep it together and get the victory. Now we have to focus on the next two games to be able to reach our dream.”

More than 41,000 fans were on hand at the Arena Corinthians, the stadium which opened the World Cup two years ago.

Brazil arrived at the Rio Games heavily favored to win the Olympic gold, which is the only significant trophy it hasn’t won in soccer.

The hosts struggled in scoreless draws against South Africa and Iraq but recovered with a 4-0 win over Denmark to advance to the quarterfinals.

Brazil lost the 2012 final to Mexico in London. The five-time world champions also finished second at the 1984 Los Angeles and 1988 Seoul Games. The team won the bronze in 1996 and 2008. (rtr)

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Brazil’s Neymar celebrates after scoring his team’s first goal with a free kick during a quarterfinal match of the men’s Olympic football tournament between Brazil and Colombia in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Saturday Aug. 13, 2016.

Bordeaux survives late scare to beat Saint-Etienne

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Diego Rolan

BORDEAUX — Bordeaux’s attacking potential and defensive frailties were on display Saturday as Jocelyn Gourvennec’s team won its French league opener with a 3-2 defeat of Saint-Etienne. Bordeaux conceded two goals in a nervy final 10 minutes after opening a 3-0 lead with goals from Gaetan Laborde, Diego Rolan and Malcom.

Bordeaux hired Gourvennec during the offseason and he bolstered the six-time champion’s attack by recruiting former France international Jeremy Menez and striker Francois Kamano.

But Gourvennec gave a starting nod to the 22-year-old Laborde, who repaid his coach’s faith by heading home the opener for his first goal in the top flight, then assisted Rolan. Romain Hamouma and Alexander Soderlund scored Saint-Etienne’s goals.

“They played the game I expected, with a lot of cohesion,” Gourvennec said about his players.

“They made some mistakes but we scored three goals. Misson accomplished in front of our fans.”

Metz marked its return to the top tier with a 3-2 win over Lille after

Mevlut Erding scored a brace to take his tally in the French league to 88.

Rony Lopes also scored twice for Lille before Yann Jouffre netted the winner from the penalty spot in the 88th.

Caen recovered from a twogoal deficit to beat Lorient 3-2 after Ivan Santini responded to Benjamin Moukandjo’s double by finding the net twice. Also, Ryad Boudebouz gave Montpellier a 1-0 win over Angers and Nantes won 1-0 at Dijon.

Paris Saint-Germain started its bid for a fifth consecutive title with a 1-0 win at Bastia Friday. (ap)

Points for Guardiola, pain for Ranieri as EPL season starts LONDON — Pep Guardiola’s first match in charge of Manchester City ended with an unconvincing 2-1 win over Sunderland on Saturday, just hours after the new English Premier League season got underway with a shock defeat for champion Leicester at Hull.

With $200 million spent on new players and Guardiola arriving from Bayern Munich to manage an already impressive lineup, City is the hot favorite to win the league this season.

But instead of making a stylish debut against modest opposition, Guardiola’s team needed an 87th minute own-goal by luckless Sunderland defender Paddy McNair to start with a win.

At least the outcome was better than Leicester’s at Hull, where the champions were left stunned by a 2-1 defeat to a newly-promoted team.

Elsewhere, Tottenham had to come from behind to finish 1-1 at Everton. There were 1-1 draws too for Southampton against Watford, and Stoke at newly-promoted Middlesbrough, along with 1-0 wins for Swansea against Burnley and West Bromwich Albion at Crystal Palace.

But the day’s spotlight was inevitably going to be trained on Guardiola, given his trophy-laden spells at Bayern and Barcelona, and his new club’s hunger for league success.

The Spaniard signaled the changes with his very first starting lineup. England goalkeeper Joe Hart was dropped in favor of Willy Caballero and there were debuts for defender John Stones after his 47.5 million pound ($62 million) move from Everton and Spain forward Nolito.

His team certainly got off to a perfect start, with Raheem Sterling winning a penalty that was converted

by Sergio Aguero after only four minutes.

But despite having nearly all the possession, City labored to make their superiority count and was pegged back in the 71st minute when Sunderland striker Jermain Defoe rifled home an equalizer.

McNair handed City all three points, though, when the ball struck his head and flew into his own net

following a deflected low cross by Jesus Navas.

“It was tough for everybody and that is why the people says the Premier League is tough,” Guardiola said.

“We were constant and we deserved the victory.”

As for his new signings, he added: “All of them were a team, so we fight.

We spoke many times what we should do like a team, this is just the first step.

But of course, for the new people, new manager, new players, to start winning helps to believe in what we are doing.”

Claudio Ranieri knew what his Leicester players were doing against Hull, and he didn’t like it.

Along with the missed opportunities in front of goal, Ranieri said a lack of teamwork meant his team was second-best on the day.

“They played better, we tried to do our best,” the Italian told Sky Sports. “The effort was amazing, but individual effort - not as a team. And I think this is the key of the match.”

Having defied odds of 5,000-1 to win the league last season, the tables were turned on Leicester as the surprise champions lost to a club that was struggling with pre-season injuries and protests by fans against the owners.

Although Leicester has managed to keep all but one of its key players from last season — with combative

midfielder N’Golo Kante moving to Chelsea — Ranieri’s team lacked its usual bite.

Adama Diomande put Hull ahead in first-half stoppage time, Riyad Mahrez leveled from the penalty spot just after the restart and Robert Snodgrass scored the winner in the 57th minute.

Hull, with Mike Phelan in the role of caretaker manager after Steve Bruce left in July, had been struggling in the run-up to Saturday’s match.

“A lot of the time it was fingers crossed to make sure that we had enough players to get out onto this field today,” Phelan said. “But all credit to the football players. They showed a lot of the determination.”

Ross Barkley gave Everton its fifth-minute lead in Ronald Koeman’s first game in charge, but Erik Lamela headed a second-half equalizer for Spurs.

Nathan Redmond scored an equalizer on his Southampton debut against a Watford side that finished with 10 men after taking a ninth-minute lead through Etienne Capoue, while a free kick from Swiss playmaker Xherdan Shaqiri earned Stoke a point at promoted Middlesbrough.

Leroy Fer scored Swansea’s late winner against Burnley and a header from West Brom’s Salomon Rondon gave the visitors their victory at Crystal Palace. (ap)

AP Photo/Jon Super

Manchester City’s new manager Pep Guardiola reacts after a missed opportunity during the English Premier League soccer match between Manchester City and Sunderland at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester, England, Saturday Aug. 13, 2016.

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Lineker presents soccer show in shorts only after bet

LONDON — Former England striker Gary Lineker presented the start of Britain’s best-known soccer show wearing only a pair of white shorts, after a bet he made last season about Leicester City’s chances of winning the Premier League.

Millions of BBC TV viewers watched as Lineker introduced the first Match of the Day of the new season on Saturday night.

His only clothing looked like a pair of boxer shorts with a Leicester logo — one of Lineker’s former clubs.

Last December, when Leicester had surprisingly led the standings after narrowly avoiding relegation the previous season, Lineker tweeted “YES! If Leicester win the @premierleague I’ll do the first MOTD of next season in just my undies.”

Leicester went on to defy preseason odds of 5,000-1 to win the title in one of the biggest upsets in sports.

Fifteen minutes before the show started on BBC One, Lineker tweeted “this is strangely terrifying”.

When the Leicester game finished and the show returned to the studio, Lineker remained stripped in his chair. However, he reappeared shortly afterward fully dressed. (ap)

Gary Lineker

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Sp rt Neymar leads Brazil into men’s soccer semifinals

SAO PAULO — Neymar scored his first goal of the Rio de Janeiro Olympics on Saturday, giving Brazil a 2-0 win over Colombia and a spot in the semifinals of the men’s soccer tournament.

Neymar scored from a free kick in the 12th minute, sending a rightfooted shot through the wall and into the lower right corner of the net.

Luan added the second in the 83rd at the Arena Corinthians with a shot from outside the area, keeping alive Brazil’s hopes of winning the soccer gold medal for the first time.

The game, a sort of rematch from the 2014 World Cup quarterfinals, was heated from the start, with hard fouls from both teams. The benches cleared just before halftime after a vicious foul committed by Neymar, who lashed out after being harassed by opponents nearly every time he touched the ball.

“They really came playing hard, but we were able to overcome the pressure,” Brazil forward Luan said.

“We were able to get the early goal and that helped us come away with a great victory.”

Brazil will next face Honduras, which reached the Olympic semifinals for the first time by defeating South Korea 1-0 at the Mineirao Stadium in Belo Horizonte.

In the other semifinal match, 1996 Olympic champion Nigeria will face Germany, which is playing at the Olympic tournament for the first time since 1988 — when Jurgen Klinsmann was in the squad.

Germany routed Portugal 4-0 in Brasilia, while Nigeria beat Denmark 2-0 in Salvador.

Neymar, one of the biggest stars at the Rio Games, was provoked just like he was the last two times the South American rivals met at the senior level, including in last year’s

Copa America when Brazil lost 1-0 and the Barcelona striker was sent off. Two years ago, Neymar’s World Cup ended after he took a knee to his back late in Brazil’s 2-1 win over the Colombians. Brazil eventually lost to Germany 7-1 in the semifinals.

Upset with the way the Colombians were playing against him, Neymar went in hard against forward Andres Roa, a tackle that earned him a yellow card and ignited a brawl involving both benches.

After the altercation was over, Turkish referee Cuneyt Cakir called both captains for a chat, and also talked to both coaches.

“Neymar is experienced and he did well controlling the game,” Luan said. “But the whole team deserves credit for being able to keep it together and get the victory. Now we have to focus on the next two games to be able to reach our dream.”

More than 41,000 fans were on hand at the Arena Corinthians, the stadium which opened the World Cup two years ago.

Brazil arrived at the Rio Games heavily favored to win the Olympic gold, which is the only significant trophy it hasn’t won in soccer.

The hosts struggled in scoreless draws against South Africa and Iraq but recovered with a 4-0 win over Denmark to advance to the quarterfinals.

Brazil lost the 2012 final to Mexico in London. The five-time world champions also finished second at the 1984 Los Angeles and 1988 Seoul Games. The team won the bronze in 1996 and 2008. (rtr)

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Brazil’s Neymar celebrates after scoring his team’s first goal with a free kick during a quarterfinal match of the men’s Olympic football tournament between Brazil and Colombia in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Saturday Aug. 13, 2016.

Bordeaux survives late scare to beat Saint-Etienne

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Diego Rolan

BORDEAUX — Bordeaux’s attacking potential and defensive frailties were on display Saturday as Jocelyn Gourvennec’s team won its French league opener with a 3-2 defeat of Saint-Etienne. Bordeaux conceded two goals in a nervy final 10 minutes after opening a 3-0 lead with goals from Gaetan Laborde, Diego Rolan and Malcom.

Bordeaux hired Gourvennec during the offseason and he bolstered the six-time champion’s attack by recruiting former France international Jeremy Menez and striker Francois Kamano.

But Gourvennec gave a starting nod to the 22-year-old Laborde, who repaid his coach’s faith by heading home the opener for his first goal in the top flight, then assisted Rolan. Romain Hamouma and Alexander Soderlund scored Saint-Etienne’s goals.

“They played the game I expected, with a lot of cohesion,” Gourvennec said about his players.

“They made some mistakes but we scored three goals. Misson accomplished in front of our fans.”

Metz marked its return to the top tier with a 3-2 win over Lille after

Mevlut Erding scored a brace to take his tally in the French league to 88.

Rony Lopes also scored twice for Lille before Yann Jouffre netted the winner from the penalty spot in the 88th.

Caen recovered from a twogoal deficit to beat Lorient 3-2 after Ivan Santini responded to Benjamin Moukandjo’s double by finding the net twice. Also, Ryad Boudebouz gave Montpellier a 1-0 win over Angers and Nantes won 1-0 at Dijon.

Paris Saint-Germain started its bid for a fifth consecutive title with a 1-0 win at Bastia Friday. (ap)

Points for Guardiola, pain for Ranieri as EPL season starts LONDON — Pep Guardiola’s first match in charge of Manchester City ended with an unconvincing 2-1 win over Sunderland on Saturday, just hours after the new English Premier League season got underway with a shock defeat for champion Leicester at Hull.

With $200 million spent on new players and Guardiola arriving from Bayern Munich to manage an already impressive lineup, City is the hot favorite to win the league this season.

But instead of making a stylish debut against modest opposition, Guardiola’s team needed an 87th minute own-goal by luckless Sunderland defender Paddy McNair to start with a win.

At least the outcome was better than Leicester’s at Hull, where the champions were left stunned by a 2-1 defeat to a newly-promoted team.

Elsewhere, Tottenham had to come from behind to finish 1-1 at Everton. There were 1-1 draws too for Southampton against Watford, and Stoke at newly-promoted Middlesbrough, along with 1-0 wins for Swansea against Burnley and West Bromwich Albion at Crystal Palace.

But the day’s spotlight was inevitably going to be trained on Guardiola, given his trophy-laden spells at Bayern and Barcelona, and his new club’s hunger for league success.

The Spaniard signaled the changes with his very first starting lineup. England goalkeeper Joe Hart was dropped in favor of Willy Caballero and there were debuts for defender John Stones after his 47.5 million pound ($62 million) move from Everton and Spain forward Nolito.

His team certainly got off to a perfect start, with Raheem Sterling winning a penalty that was converted

by Sergio Aguero after only four minutes.

But despite having nearly all the possession, City labored to make their superiority count and was pegged back in the 71st minute when Sunderland striker Jermain Defoe rifled home an equalizer.

McNair handed City all three points, though, when the ball struck his head and flew into his own net

following a deflected low cross by Jesus Navas.

“It was tough for everybody and that is why the people says the Premier League is tough,” Guardiola said.

“We were constant and we deserved the victory.”

As for his new signings, he added: “All of them were a team, so we fight.

We spoke many times what we should do like a team, this is just the first step.

But of course, for the new people, new manager, new players, to start winning helps to believe in what we are doing.”

Claudio Ranieri knew what his Leicester players were doing against Hull, and he didn’t like it.

Along with the missed opportunities in front of goal, Ranieri said a lack of teamwork meant his team was second-best on the day.

“They played better, we tried to do our best,” the Italian told Sky Sports. “The effort was amazing, but individual effort - not as a team. And I think this is the key of the match.”

Having defied odds of 5,000-1 to win the league last season, the tables were turned on Leicester as the surprise champions lost to a club that was struggling with pre-season injuries and protests by fans against the owners.

Although Leicester has managed to keep all but one of its key players from last season — with combative

midfielder N’Golo Kante moving to Chelsea — Ranieri’s team lacked its usual bite.

Adama Diomande put Hull ahead in first-half stoppage time, Riyad Mahrez leveled from the penalty spot just after the restart and Robert Snodgrass scored the winner in the 57th minute.

Hull, with Mike Phelan in the role of caretaker manager after Steve Bruce left in July, had been struggling in the run-up to Saturday’s match.

“A lot of the time it was fingers crossed to make sure that we had enough players to get out onto this field today,” Phelan said. “But all credit to the football players. They showed a lot of the determination.”

Ross Barkley gave Everton its fifth-minute lead in Ronald Koeman’s first game in charge, but Erik Lamela headed a second-half equalizer for Spurs.

Nathan Redmond scored an equalizer on his Southampton debut against a Watford side that finished with 10 men after taking a ninth-minute lead through Etienne Capoue, while a free kick from Swiss playmaker Xherdan Shaqiri earned Stoke a point at promoted Middlesbrough.

Leroy Fer scored Swansea’s late winner against Burnley and a header from West Brom’s Salomon Rondon gave the visitors their victory at Crystal Palace. (ap)

AP Photo/Jon Super

Manchester City’s new manager Pep Guardiola reacts after a missed opportunity during the English Premier League soccer match between Manchester City and Sunderland at the Etihad Stadium in Manchester, England, Saturday Aug. 13, 2016.

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Lineker presents soccer show in shorts only after bet

LONDON — Former England striker Gary Lineker presented the start of Britain’s best-known soccer show wearing only a pair of white shorts, after a bet he made last season about Leicester City’s chances of winning the Premier League.

Millions of BBC TV viewers watched as Lineker introduced the first Match of the Day of the new season on Saturday night.

His only clothing looked like a pair of boxer shorts with a Leicester logo — one of Lineker’s former clubs.

Last December, when Leicester had surprisingly led the standings after narrowly avoiding relegation the previous season, Lineker tweeted “YES! If Leicester win the @premierleague I’ll do the first MOTD of next season in just my undies.”

Leicester went on to defy preseason odds of 5,000-1 to win the title in one of the biggest upsets in sports.

Fifteen minutes before the show started on BBC One, Lineker tweeted “this is strangely terrifying”.

When the Leicester game finished and the show returned to the studio, Lineker remained stripped in his chair. However, he reappeared shortly afterward fully dressed. (ap)

Gary Lineker

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Farah reigns supreme, Thompson is new sprint queen

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RIO DE JANEIRO - Elaine Thompson inherited the mantle of Olympic 100 metres champion from fellow Jamaican ShellyAnn Fraser-Pryce on Saturday but Mo Farah simply refused to relinquish his 10,000m crown as the Briton recovered from a fall to retain his title.

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Jessica Ennis-Hill also failed in her bid to defend her heptathlon title, pipped to gold by 21-year-old Belgian student Nafissatou Thiam, who said she had only dreamt of a top-eight finish prior to the event.

Farah, however, just does not know how to lose when it comes to the big races.

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Every one of Farah’s victories have come in virtually the same way as he sits in behind a group of Ethiopians and Kenyans before blasting out an unstoppable final lap.

There was a twist on Saturday, however, as he tripped and fell early in the race when he tangled with his American training partner Galen Rupp with 16 laps remaining.

He bounced up quickly though and with the East Africans failing to test him by pushing the pace, there was an air of inevitability about the outcome as he swept past Kenya’s Paul Tanui and roared home.

“It’s hard mentally when you go down,” a tearful Farah admitted.

“I got emotional because you put so much work in and in one moment it’s gone,” Farah added. “That one moment could be it.” (rtr)

Manuel anchors medley team to 1,000th U.S. gold

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Gold medallists Kathleen Baker (USA) of USA, Lilly King (USA) of USA, Dana Vollmer (USA) of USA and Simone Manuel (USA) of USA pose with their medals.

Saturday, and the second of her career.

Australia won the silver, with Cate Campbell touching out just 0.01 ahead of bronze medallists Denmark.

The United States were the defending champions and Manuel’s swim came about 40 minutes after she won silver in the 50 freestyle, an event she called a ‘work in progress’.

Had she won that, and she missed out by just 0.02, the landmark gold would have been hers alone but she was happy that was not the case.

“It’s really special and the fact that I could do it with the relay is amazing,” said the 20year-old, who leaves Rio with two golds and two silvers after winning the 100 freestyle in a dead-heat with Canada’s Penny Oleksiak on Thursday.

“Just sharing that with three other women is the icing on top of the cake ... all of them were pretty special.”

The relay win was the 23rd U.S. gold of the Rio Games and, according to the U.S. Olympic committee the 1,000th won by the country in summer competition since triple jumper James Connolly took the first in 1896.

Dana Vollmer, who swam the third butterfly leg for the U.S., was the only one in the race line-up to have also been in the 2012 winning quartet.

“This is an amazing group of girls,” said

Vollmer, who came back after taking two years off and having a baby son Arlen since London. “It was really a new group this time.

“I think I needed a break, a new perspective, drive and motivation. I like challenges and goals like that.

“To have people say that you no, can’t come from two years off, having a baby and 16 months later get on the medal podium. I like having something to prove like that and something to chase.”

Olivia Smoliga, Katie Meili, Kelsi Worrell and Abbey Weitzeil also collected gold medals for swimming in the heats.

Meili also won an individual 100 breaststroke bronze while Weitzeil won a 4x100 freestyle silver.

Kathleen Baker was inside the backstroke world record after 50 metres, with Canada’s Kylie Masse second, but had dropped to fourth at the handover to 100 breaststroke champion Lilly King with Denmark leading.

King, racing against Russian Yulia Efimova, whose doping past she spoke out about earlier in the week, pulled back to second with the Russians in front.

Vollmer, a bronze medallist in the 100 butterfly last Sunday, put the holders back ahead and handed over to Manuel, who powered to the finish. (rtr)

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Six injured in attack on Swiss train; motive unknown, police say

ZURICH - Six people were injured in an attack aboard a Swiss train on Saturday by a man armed with a knife and flammable fluid, St Gallen cantonal police said.

Three adults, two teenagers and a child aged six were hurt, according to a police statement. Five were stabbed or burnt. A sixth suffered smoke inhalation as he came to the aid of the others. The assailant, a Swiss citizen, was also injured.

“According to current information, a 27-year-old Swiss man poured out a flammable liquid. He was also armed with at least one knife. The liquid caught fire,” the statement said.

Authorities did not yet know the motive for the attacks but a crime of passion was one possibility, Bruno

Metzger of the St Gallen cantonal police said in an interview with welt.de.

“A terrorism background still seems very, very far-fetched,” Metzger said.

The assailant was in police custody, he said, but none of those injured - including the assailant was responsive, so they could not be questioned.

The police said a criminal inquiry was under way.

Both a woman and the attacker were in critical condition, according to Swiss broadcaster SRF,

citing the St Gallen police. The cantonal police did not respond to a request for further information by email and could not be reached by phone.

The attack occurred at 2:20 p.m.

(1220 GMT) as the train neared the Salez station on a trip between Buchs and Sennwald in St. Gallen, a canton in the northeast of the Alpine republic, the police statement said.

It was the first attack of its kind in Switzerland in recent memory.

In December 2015, a 33-year-old Swiss man broke into his neighbours’ house in Rupperswil and killed four people before setting the house on fire, an incident that shocked the country. (rtr)

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The train stands at the station after a man attacked other passengers aboard the train at Salez, Switzerland, on Saturday, Aug. 13, 2016. Police in Switzerland say a Swiss man set a fire and stabbed people on a train in the country’s northeast, wounding six people some seriously, and injuring himself.

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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump speaks during a campaign event in Fairfield , Connecticut, U.S., August 13, 2016.

Trump rails against press in response to reports of chaos

FAIRFIELD - U.S. Republican Donald Trump on Saturday repeated his attack on President Barack Obama that he helped “found” Islamic State and railed against media reports that his campaign is failing, at a campaign rally in Connecticut, a state where he has a long-shot of being victorious.

Speaking for more than an hour in a sweltering room, Trump spent a significant portion of his speech complaining about the media.

He again threatened to revoke the press credentials of The New York Times. The credentials allow reporters access to press-only areas of his campaign events. He has already banned other outlets, including The Washington Post.

On Saturday, the New York newspaper published an article detailing failed efforts to make Trump focus his campaign on the general election.

“These are the most dishonest people,” Trump said. “Maybe we’ll start thinking about taking their press credentials away from them.”

Trump visiting Connecticut, a heavily Democratic state, raised eyebrows among many Republicans.

“It’s asinine that he would be in Connecticut holding a public rally less than 90 days before the

election,” said Republican strategist Matt Mackowiak. “You don’t see Hillary publicly campaigning in Idaho and Mississippi. I have to think this proves the candidate is running the campaign, which explains why it’s such a disaster of biblical proportions.”

At several points the crowd chanted “lock her up,” a frequent campaign rally chant in reference to Trump’s Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.

Trump told the crowd that normally he responds by saying he intends instead to defeat her in the Nov. 8 election, but this time added, “You know what? You have a point!”

Trump also dropped his recent efforts to say he was not being serious when he said Obama was the “founder” of the Islamic State militant group .

“It’s the opinion of myself and a lot of people that he was the founder,” Trump told the crowd.

Democrats and Republicans alike have criticized Trump’s assertion as patently false.

Trump took a detour from attacking Clinton’s economic record to discuss the 1998 scandal involving White House intern Monica Lewinsky and former President Bill Clinton, whom Republicans attempted to impeach. (rtr)

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JAKARTA - A Western Fleet Quick Response (WFQR) team of the Indonesian Navy detained an alleged pirate who was robbing the Ad Matsu tanker of Singapore, on Belakang Padang Island, Batam, Riau Islands, on Friday evening.

The alleged pirate was identified as Henry Alfree Bakari Bin Hengki, First Admiral Edi Sucipto, spokesman of the Indonesian Navy, said in a press statement, here Saturday. Henry had been jailed earlier for illegal possession of ammunition, Sucipto said.

Recently, he and his five colleagues, aboard a speed boat departing from Tanjung Berakit, Bintan, Riau Islands, had pirated a Singaporeflagged MT Ad Matsu, off Aur Isle.

As the boat’s helmsman, Henry got US$100 and Rp500 thousand as his share from the piracy. “The Indonesian Navy is still looking for the other pirates,” the naval officer said.(ant)

WASHINGTON - U.S. retail sales were unexpectedly flat in July as Americans cut back on discretionary spending, pointing to a moderation in consumption that could temper expectations of a sharp pickup in economic growth in the third quarter.

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A student plays with her phone while crossing the Ciliwung river on her way to school in Jakarta, Indonesia August 12, 2016.

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An H&M store has sale signs in the window in New York City, U.S., August 11, 2016. Picture taken August 11, 2016. U.S. retail sales were unexpectedly flat in July as Americans cut back on purchases of clothing and other goods, pointing to a moderation in consumer spending that could temper expectations of an acceleration in economic growth in the third quarter. its business after six quarters of falling sales.

Like other department stores, Macy’s has been squeezed by stiff competition from online retailers such as Amazon.com.

“The growth of on-line retailing is having impacts on the broader economy. For one, construction of shopping centers and other commercial structures obviously has suffered,” said Michael Feroli, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.

“Thankfully, commercial building has never been a huge share of business construction spending and so the impact on GDP is rather limited.”

PRICE PRESSURES MUTED Separately, the Labor Department said its producer price index for final demand dropped 0.4 percent last month, the first decline since March and the largest since September 2015.

It increased 0.5 percent in June.

In the 12 months through July, the PPI slipped 0.2 percent. That was the biggest drop since December 2015 and followed a 0.3 percent increase in the 12 months through June.

A strong dollar and cheaper oil continue to

keep price pressures muted, leaving inflation running persistently below the Fed’s 2 percent target. Fed officials have repeatedly expressed concern about low inflation.

The U.S. central bank raised its benchmark overnight interest rate last December for the first time in nearly a decade. Although a Reuters poll on Thursday found that most economists expect another rate increase in December, financial markets currently anticipate such a move only next year.

Interest rate futures after Friday’s data placed only a 43 percent probability of a December rate hike, compared to 47 percent before the data.

Robust consumer spending has helped to cushion the blow on the economy from an inventory correction and the prolonged drag from lower oil prices that have restricted GDP growth to an average 1.0 percent annualized rate in the last three quarters.

While Friday’s data suggested consumer spending was cooling after the second quarter’s brisk 4.2 percent rate of increase, economists still expected growth in consumption to top a 2.5 percent pace in the current quarter.

Strong labor market gains as well as rising

home and stock market prices should underpin spending. The economy created a total of 547,000 jobs in June and July.

A third report showed consumer sentiment was stable in early August, though households’ views on income softened a bit.

Most of the weakness was among younger households who cited higher expenses than anticipated, according to the University of Michigan’s preliminary consumer sentiment survey.

Americans are facing rising rents and healthcare costs. Following the retail sales report, the Atlanta Fed lowered its third-quarter GDP growth estimate by two-tenths of a percentage point to a 3.5 percent rate.

Growth is expected to be driven by a rebound in inventory investment, as well as consumer spending.

A fourth report from the Commerce Department showed businesses made significant progress in June in their efforts to reduce an inventory overhang that has weighed on economic growth since the second quarter of 2015. The inventory-to-sales ratio fell to a seven-month low of 1.39 months in June.(rtr)

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Weak U.S. retail sales, inflation data dim prospect of Fed rate hike

Other data on Friday showed that producer prices recorded their biggest drop in nearly a year in July amid declining costs for services and energy goods. Cooling consumer spending and tame inflation suggest the Federal Reserve will probably not raise interest rates anytime soon despite a robust labor market.

“Fed members are afraid to come out from under their rocks until growth is sustainably solid and inflation in, near or at their target, and today’s reports don’t provide them with any comfort that will happen soon,” said Joel Naroff, chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pennsylvania.

July’s unchanged retail sales reading followed an upwardly revised 0.8 percent increase in June, the Commerce Department said. Retail sales in June were previously reported to have increased 0.6 percent. Sales rose 2.3 percent from a year ago.

Motor vehicle sales increased 1.1 percent last month. Rising demand for autos is pulling spending away from discretionary items, including sporting goods, whose sales in July suffered their biggest drop since January 2015.

Excluding automobiles, gasoline, building materials and food services, retail sales were also unchanged last month after rising 0.5 percent in June. These so-called core retail sales correspond most closely with the consumer spending component of gross domestic product.

Economists had forecast overall retail sales rising 0.4 percent and core sales climbing 0.3 percent last month. Some cautioned against reading too much into the July data, citing a labor market that is at or near full employment, and said they expected sales to bounce back in August.

“You have had two months of very strong job growth. It just seems very odd that spending would be weak. I will wait for the revisions before declaring July retail spending means anything more than random volatility,” said Steve Blitz, chief economist at M Science in New York.

U.S. Treasuries were trading higher on the data, while the dollar fell against a basket of currencies. U.S. stocks were little changed as the impact of rising oil prices offset the weak data.

There was another jump in online sales last month as they continued to grab market share from traditional retailers.

Macy’s said on Thursday it would close an additional 100 stores as it tries to turn around

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President Jokowi kicks off Scout Jamboree in Cibubur

JAKARTA- President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) kicked off the Tenth National Jamboree coinciding with the 55th anniversary of the Indonesian Scout Day during a ceremony held in Cibubur Scout Camping Ground, here, Sunday.

The ceremony was attended by some 25 thousand scouts from Indonesias 34 provinces and 225 foreign scout members participating in the jamboree.

High ranking officials present in the ceremony included Coordinating Minister for Cultural and Human Development Puan Maharani, Communication and

Informatics Minister Rudiantara, Defense Minister Ryamizard Ryacudu, Sports and Youth Affairs Minister Imam Nahrawi, Education and Culture Minister Muhadjir Effendy, and leaders of ASEAN member countries scout movements.

Head of the National Headquarters of Indonesias Scout Movement

Adhyaksa Dault said the scout movement has played a significant role in helping shape the national characters.

The National Scout Movement awarded medals of merit to 38 prominent figures for their significant contribution for the progress of the movement. Indonesian former president Megawati Soekarnoputri was among the awardees. The national jamboree is a forum to strengthen brotherhood and friendship among scouts.(ant)

BNN to place representative in China`s narcotics control agency

BEIJING - Indonesias National Narcotics Agency (BNN) said it will place a representative at Chinas National Narcotics Control Commission(NNCC), to strengthen cooperation between the two countries in the fight against illegal drug trafficking.

“We will assign a representative at NNCC and the Chinese agency will have one at BNN to make more effective implementation of cooperation, which has been underway between the two agencies since 2012,” BNNs chief Budi Waseso told ANTARA here on Saturday.

Budi said BNN and NNCC have agreed to open training to promote capability in battling illegal drug trade with modern equipment.

He said cooperation between BNN and NNCC has succeeded in foiling big case of dug smuggling from China to Indonesia. Therefore, cooperation through exchange of intelligence information between the two agencies would be strengthened through the assignment of representative, Budi said.

He said China has been a major gate for the supply of illegal drugs to Indonesia, by air or sea.

Illegal drug trade has been rife involving Chinese and Indonesians of Chinese extraction in Indonesia, he said. BNN also plan to place a representative in Hong Kong to establish cooperation with Hong Kongs Police Narcotics Bureau, he said.

He said Hong Kong is a potential transit place for illegal drugs to be smuggled to Indonesia utilizing Indonesian migrant workers there as couriers. BNN will promoted cooperation , which has been underway over the past years with Hong Kongs Police Narcotic Bureau, to exchange intelligence information. Hong Kongs police have also offered assistance in the form of training for Indonesian officers in coping with crime in money laundering.

During his three-day working visit to Hong Kong ending Saturday, Budi Waseso met with Hong Kong Polices Commissioner of the Narcotic Bureau Stephen Lo. He also briefed Indonesian migrant workers in Hong Kong to stay away from illegal drug business.(ant)

Indonesia promotes martabak in Namibia

JAKARTA - The Indonesian Embassy of Namibia is promoting Indonesian cuisines, such as martabak (stuffed pancake or pan-fried bread) and lumpia (spring rolls), to introduce Indonesian culture particularly to college students.

This is a kind of soft diplomacy by

Indonesia.

The Indonesian Women Unity of the embassy participated in the International Cuisine Day held in Namibia University Science and Technology (NUST), according to the press release received by Antara here on Saturday.

Cultural promotion through culinary delights is an effective effort to introduce Indonesia as a country that has various cuisines, Indonesian Ambassador Eddy Basuki said.

The active participation of the embassy and the women unity

in promoting cuisines can be a stimulant to promote the tourism sector and culture of Indonesia in Namibia, Basuki added.

The unity also provided other cuisines including onde-onde, risoles, and bakwan. The students and academics of NUST bought

all of the meals, according to the embassy.

Among other countries that participated in the International Cuisine Day were Spain, China, Russia and Portugal. The celebration is a part of Nust Cultural Festival held from 8 to 12 August 2016.(ant)

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Anticipation of rain on Independence Day rally

LONDON - Britain could leave the European Union towards the end of 2019, instead of early that year as expected by some politicians, reported the Sunday Times citing sources who have been briefed by ministers that Brexit departments were not ready.

BANGLI - Lately the rain continuously flushing Bangli and surrounding areas are feared to disturb the rally on the celebration of the Indonesia’s Independence Day on the upcoming August 17. To anticipate this, the government of Bangli takes the initiative by involving a rain stopper during the next celebration.

The UK voted to leave the EU on June 23, but Prime Minister Theresa May has said she will not invoke “Article 50”, the two-year formal process for divorcing the bloc, this year as the country needs time to prepare for negotiations.

Britain’s international trade minister, Liam Fox, said in July that early next year could be the best time for Britain to trigger the divorce talks.

But Article 50 could be invoked later than that, City sources who had been privately warned by ministers told the Sunday Times, with any delays a result of new government departments set up to handle Brexit and international trade not yet being fully staffed.

Elections in France in May, and Germany in September, could also push back the timing of Britain triggering Article 50, reported the newspaper.

Any delay to the Brexit process is likely to draw criticism from the pro-leave side of May’s Conservative party, with senior members such as John Redwood calling for a quick departure from the bloc. (rtr) Brexit Scarecrows depicting former British Prime Minister David Cameron (L) and Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson are displayed during the Scarecrow Festival in Heather, Britain July 31, 2016.

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Lately the rain continuously flushing Bangli and surrounding areas are feared to disturb the rally on the celebration of the Indonesia’s Independence Day on the upcoming August 17.

Peek mosaic stone seekers on Sidayu Beach

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Thai police find more unexploded bombs following coordinated blasts

BANGKOK - Thai police over the weekend found and defused five explosive devices that had failed to detonate when an as yet unidentified group carried out a series of deadly bomb attacks on popular tourist spots late last week.

Police said they had arrested one suspect following the bomb and arson attacks on Thursday and Friday that killed four people and wounded dozens more in some of Thailand’s best-known southern resorts and islands.

Working all out against waves for IDR 50,000 daily SEMARAPURA - Not working means there will be nothing to eat.

This expression is an option for the mosaic stone seekers on Sidayu Beach, Takmung village, Banjarangkan. They have to risk their life to face the big waves coming every time when getting income from the collection of mosaic stones.

Moreover, the condition of seawater on Sidayu and Lepang village, Takmung, recently rose reaching 300 meters to mainland. As a result, some mosaic stone seekers ran in a mess to avoid from being swept away by the waves.

As seen in the field on Friday (Aug. 12), the situation on Sidayu Beach looked slightly different from

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District govt to hire a rain stopper

Spokesperson of the government of Bangli, Cok Bagus Gaya Dirga, when confirmed on Friday (Aug. 12) told that result of coordination by the celebration committee mentioned that the committee will indeed hire a rain stopper during the celebration of the Independence Day. However, he did not specify exactly the number of rain stoppers to be involved.

Cok Gaya Dirga expressed the involvement of rain stopper in the celebration is meant to help make the implementation of the rally run smoothly without rain. The rally in a series of the implementation of this annual event will involve many people at open space of the Captain Mudita Square. In the absence of rain, the rally is expected to take place solemnly. In addition to involving rain stopper, he will also certainly say prayers together to invoke so that the event could last smoothly.

In the meantime, prior to the implementation, the government of Bangli has made some preparations since the past few weeks.

In addition to intensifying the training of the members of heritage flag raising and marching band, the government of Bangli through each agency also have started to decorate the face of the town of Bangli with penjor as well as red and white flags and attributes. (kmb40)

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the usual. Some people looked back and forth while carrying sacks of mosaic stones from the shore to be collected in one place. In addition, they did not look scared whereas the situation of the waves at that time on Sidayu Beach was big enough.

“We do not know what to do, sir.

If we do not look for mosaic stones here, we do not eat,” said one of the mosaic stone seekers named Nyoman Sumarta when approached last Saturday.

According to Sumarta, it is not easy to look for mosaic stones. He admitted to have started coming down and looking for mosaic stones from 06:00. Apart from having to endure from the heat of the sun,

they must also dare to fight against big waves coming erratically.

Moreover, the location between the Sidayu and Lepang Beach has been known to the public as the beach having big waves. “By and large, coinciding with the waves and bad weather, the waves here are huge.

However, we do not know what to do, but we must dare even though the waves here are huge,” he said.

Having looked for mosaic stones for several years, Sumarta assisted by his wife and two small children only claimed to get IDR 50,000 per day. Such amount of money is rarely obtained because it depends on the condition of stone availability on the beach, not to mention the

situation in the event of big waves.

In the meantime, the residents looking for mosaic stones on Sidayu Beach approximately amounts to 30 people. “Occasionally we take day off for seeking mosaic stones when the waves are huge like yesterday,” he said.

Similar comment was given by another mosaic stone seeker named Made Suana. This man from Sidayu village equally does not dare to go down if the wave condition on Sidayu Beach is huge. Yesterday he and other mosaic stone seekers had to run helter-skelter as a result of being hit by large waves. “We can only be patient while waiting for the waves to return to normal.

This is our daily livelihood,” said Suana.

Suana equally did not dismiss the situation of great waves occurred recently on Sedayu Beach that has caused to reduce his income.

If in the past he could look for ten sacks of mosaic stones each day, this time he can only get five sacks. He told that a sack containing 25 kilogram is sold for around IDR 10,000.

When the wave condition is huge he only earns IDR 50,000 per day from selling mosaic stones. “Regarding the sales, there are always buyers looking for this mosaic stone here immediately. We just need to sort,” he said while returning to look for mosaic stone. (wia)

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A piece of debris found at the scene after two bomb blasts in the southern province of Surat Thani, Thailand in seen this still image from video August 12, 2016.

The attacks came just days after Thais voted to accept a military-backed constitution that the ruling junta, which seized power in 2014, has said will lead to an election by the end next year.

“These acts were undertaken by a group in many areas simultaneously, following orders from one individual,” Pongsapat Pongcharoen, a deputy national police chief, told reporters on Sunday, without elaborating.

No group has claimed responsibility for the attacks.

Analysts say suspicion would inevitably fall on enemies of the ruling junta aggrieved by the referendum results, or insurgents from Muslim-majority provinces in the south of the mostly Buddhist country.

Two incendiary devices in mobile telephone power packs were found in a market in the upscale resort of Hua Hin on Sunday, the interior ministry said in a statement. A bomb disposal team defused both, and local police said the devices had been there since Wednesday.

The resort was the scene of the most devastating of the wave of bombs when a blast ripped through an alley in a bar area on Thursday evening. There were

two more blasts in the town less than 12 hours later.

Another fire bomb was found on the island of Phuket on Sunday and defused, local police said. It had been set to detonate at 3 a.m. on Friday (2000 GMT on Thursday), local police said.

In Phang Nga, two devices were found on Saturday near a market that was torched in an attack early on Friday.

“One worked and the other two didn’t,” Phakaphong Tavipatana, the governor of Phang Nga, told Reuters, adding that police hoped to find fingerprints on the defused devices.

Phuket and Phang Nga were both hit in the attacks on Thursday and Friday, as was Surat Thani, a city that is the gateway to the popular islands in the Gulf of Thailand.

Attackers struck targets in seven southern Thai provinces, using bombs as well as incendiary devices that set shops and markets ablaze.

A man has been arrested and was being questioned in connection to an arson attack on a supermarket in the southern province of Nakhon Si Thammarat, Pongsapat said.

Police believe more than one individual was involved in that attack, he said. (rtr)

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A soldier’s wife becoming shrimp farmer

Wandering moose inspires 400-mile cross-border trail

NEWCOMB — The 400-mile trek of a radio-collared moose named Alice is the inspiration for a proposed hiking trail from Ontario’s forested Algonquin Park to the heart of New York’s Adirondack Mountains.

Planners of the A2A — Algonquin to Adirondack — Trail liken it to Spain’s famous Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route, with the added benefit of preserving an important wildlife migration corridor between two vast wilderness regions.

“This is one of last great migration routes. It’s an area where wildlife can regenerate itself,” said Emily Conger, chair of the trail committee for the A2A Collaborative, the Ontario-based nonprofit conservation group behind the project.

Still in the planning stage with

no definite route, the A2A will combine existing trails and roads following the general track taken

by Alice, a moose radio-collared by New York wildlife workers in 1998 and released in a remote forest area in the central Adirondack town of Newcomb.

For two years, researchers tracked Alice as she swam across lakes, traversed the U.S. Army’s Fort Drum, swam the St. Lawrence River and loped across Canada’s busy Highway 401 before eventually reaching the 3,000-square-mile Algonquin Park, where she died of unknown causes. Her remains were found in 2001.

“We want to create a trail system that is not only a destination, but also elevates the concept of wildlife corridors and connectivity of landscapes,” said Sarah Walsh, with New York’s Department of

Environmental Conservation who serves privately as A2A’s volunteer president. “People will be able to experience the way Alice made this journey.”

The Adirondack section of the trail will most likely start in Newcomb at the Adirondack Interpretive Center, a nature center where the College of Environmental Science and Forestry tracked Alice. From there, it will meander through hardwood and evergreen forest interspersed with bogs, streams and lakes.

A tentative plan includes 192 miles of existing hiking trails, 56 miles of rail-trail, 60 miles of main roads and 115 miles of back roads.

Coordinators plan to engage communities along the route to provide amenities for trail-walkers.

Conger envisions something similar to the 375-mile stretch of the Camino de Santiago trail in

Spain that she walked in 2014, starting in the rugged Pyrenees and traveling through villages, vineyards, farms and forests. Along the way, pilgrims were welcomed into cafes, shops and inns in communities that had a thriving tourist industry because of the trail.

“The A2A can bring a similar economic boost for small towns in northern New York and eastern Ontario,” Conger said.

A series of trail-promoting events is in the works along the Canadian section starting this fall, with a goal of seeing the full route completed in five years, Conger said.

Neil Woodworth, executive director of the Adirondack Mountain Club, which has been building and maintaining trails in the region for more than 90 years, said the A2A Trail is feasible but will take

considerable resources. The club hasn’t been asked to work on the A2A, but for the next few years, Woodworth said his organization is committed to building the Adirondack leg of the 4,600-mile North Country National Scenic Trail that stretches from North Dakota to Lake Champlain.

Walsh concedes that the A2A Trail has many obstacles outside the park boundaries, but the organization will work with civic groups, greenways, land trusts and others to design a route that communities will embrace. She said the Appalachian Trail, maintained by 31 trail clubs and many partnerships from Georgia to Maine, provides inspiration.

“It took decades to complete the Appalachian Trail,” she said.

“We’ve only been working on this for less than two years.” (ap)

JEMBRANA - Being a wife of soldier without getting not so high salary makes Ni Made Krisnayani, 43, the wife to Sergeant Nengah Suwenia in charge of the Equipment Maintenance in the 1617/Jembrana Military District Command independent.

Ni Made Krisnayani, a mother of two children, is known as a tough woman from Jembrana. In daily life, this member of Candra Kirana soldier’s spouse association never stands idle. After getting up early to accomplish household works, she then resumes to handle fish farming, paddy fields and manages their two fishing boats at Pengambengan.

The mother of Putu Sonia Rotama currently taking master degree at the Faculty of Law, Brawijaya University and I Made Juan Alvis still attending school at the SMAN 1 Negara high school just wants to help her husband in the welfare of family. According to her, the husband and wife are a team that must support each other.

The business pioneered by Ni Made Krisnayani was started when she married in 1992 after graduating from high school with Nengah Suwenia who was on duty at the Battalion Cavalry III Serbu Singosari, Malang.

Then, her husband moved to the IX/ Udayana Military Command Implementer in 2006. They live separately, where her husband is in Denpasar while she herself at Terusan, Lelateng, Negara.

Considering their life struggle with two children is increasingly severe, let alone they live separately that must supply two kitchens, Krisnayani started thinking to help her husband earn a living. She then helped her parents in the cultivation of shrimp farming.

This second daughter of four children of the couple Wayan Sukarta and Ni Ketut Arini when her husband moved for his duty to the 1617/Jembrana District Military Commenced started the business of shrimp farming and tried independently. After that, they bought a piece of land with the area of 0.5 hectares at Lelateng, Negara.

Armed with the talent of her husband having the experience of working at shrimp farming prior to becoming a soldier, they are motivated to use extra time to manage the shrimp farming. Finally, they enjoyed the results and could send their daughter to college and attending master degree program.

According to Krisnayani, the shrimp farming business is pretty good and even begins to expand their business to agriculture by cultivating 0.75 hectare of paddy fields. They grow rice and other crops. To that end, they can meet the needs of family.

Krisnayani told that the average income of the shrimp farming business with an initial capital of IDR 40

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Subak Bergiding attacked by mouse Farmers threatened to face harvest failure

MANGUPURA - Farmers at Subak Bergiding, Pangsan, Petang, are threatened to face harvest failure due to their ready-to-harvest rice is attacked by mice. Farmers cannot do anything because when the mice were eliminated by pesticides they increasingly rampaged by gobbling their rice approaching one week before harvest time.

Ni Made Krisnayani

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million, they can generate IDR 70 million gross within 90 days. “We are cultivating white leg shrimp,” said Krisnayani.

She said that in 2014 their shrimp farming failed as attacked by redtailed virus so that they suffered losses worth IDR 30 million. At that time, the price plummeted. In 2010 to 2013 the price of shrimp penetrated IDR 46,000 to IDR 56,000 per kg (size 100), but in 2014 the price dropped to IDR 39,000 per kg.

“So, at that time we could not achieve the target and suffered losses in operating cost. Nevertheless, we did not give up and despair. We were trying to continuously seek a breakthrough and rise again,” she said. Shrimp farming is a promising business for a year and she gets twice harvest a year with a total of IDR 30 million net profit.

In addition to the shrimp farming business and agriculture, Krisnayani also runs two fishing boats by employing four fishermen. Fishermen catch sardine and other fish with an average production of 1.5 tons per day and a minimum of 400 kg for once delivery.

Krisnayani handles her business in person and even does not hesitate to hoe and feed the fish. She makes collaboration with her parents. If her husband has free time, they will work together. Her husband always sleeps at the shrimp farming pond to keep it every night.

“Most importantly, my husband can still serve with a maximum performance at the office and our business may not to affect him. He remains a good soldier. So, I must manage it in person,” said Krisnayani.

Krisnayani just hoped what she does can inspire the wife of his colleagues so that they will not stand idly let alone rely on the husband’s income. With the potential owned by each individual, every wife can help their husband to attain family welfare.

“We’re trying to be a self-contained soldier’s wife,” she said. (wit)

Gung Aji, one of the farmers at Subak Bergiding, said on Friday (Aug. 12) that as a result of the vicious mouse attack most farmers finally neglected their paddy fields because they reasoned to no longer have working capital as well as seeds. Almost all rice crops have been attacked by mice since they are three weeks old. The plants whose stem should have begun to multiply are then bitten by mice and the attack take place rampantly up to these days.

“The mice are gobbling rice straw and all the existing plants in the middle of paddy field and nothing is left, while the remaining plants are those in the rows on the edge of the embankment. More

severely, the plants at each end of the fields are not left,” he said.

He said the mouse attacks have started to rage since the presence of piles of brick material near the paddy fields. As planned, the material will be used for drinking water project, but it is still problematic.

The material is left alone and overgrown by bushes, so that it becomes a nest of mice and snakes.

“We very much hope the investor having the material to immediately remove it, so as not to become a comfortable place for mice. Otherwise, mouse attacks will continue to rage so that farmers continue to suffer losses,” he said.

Complaint about the existence of the material has been repeatedly

delivered to the owner, but there is no response. “We hope the relevant agencies to intervene, so that investor having the material has a good faith to remove and clean up the place,” he said.

Chief of Subak Bergiding, Made Sukarta, asserted that the mouse attacks have been very detrimental to farmers and increasingly violent.

“The piles of the material make mice continuously proliferate. We have asked the owner of the material to immediately clean it up, so that mice will no longer nest in the area. We ask his good intention because the mice attack has occurred for many times, but there has been no attention from relevant party,” he affirmed while adding if the material is not immediately cleaned up and removed, the mouse attack will increasingly turn violent.

Surely farmers will continue to suffer losses and crop failure. (kmb27)

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Farmers at Subak Bergiding, Pangsan, Petang, are threatened to face harvest failure due to their ready-to-harvest rice is attacked by mice.

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According to him, the development of organic farming should be carried out from the upstream.

Then, it is moved to the middle and then to downstream areas.

Other than the issue of pesticides, the other constraints are related to the availability of organic or ecofriendly fertilizers or insecticides.

In this addition, farmers still cannot escape from dependence on fertilizer and chemicals.

“Regarding the ingredients especially the biological agents or non-chemical agent, there should be at least a kind of training for our farmers,” he added. Atmajaya asserted that it is important to always

attempt the existence of agriculture in Bali. The agricultural sector may not be allowed to reduce in terms of the enthusiast and land area. It happens because so far the agriculture remains to become the spirit of tourism or backbone of the economy of the Island of the Gods.

“It has a very obvious impact on the economy. Suppose that the agriculture, especially in Bali, supporting the tourism is dead, it will not only reduce the agricultural land in Bali. Obviously the tourism-supporting agriculture will reduce. Similarly, tourism will die due to the impact of dead agriculture,” he explained.

Atmajaya expected that relevant

parties such as the government could provide a feasible market for farmers. Thus, farmers can continue to survive and maintain their agriculture. In addition, they will continuously feel to be motivated in producing quality commodities of agriculture and the agricultural business actually has a huge opportunity, including the absorption of huge labor.

“Hopefully, the agribusiness sector can be properly handled at post-harvest time. Farmers are enough to produce. Then, they need a real market or foster parent that can accommodate or facilitate the agricultural sector, chiefly in terms of market sector because it has wide agribusiness opportunity at the post-harvest,” he said. (kmb32)

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The farmer in Denpasar where their land is already surrounded by buildings

Ngaben at Batumulapan, bade tower paraded at sea

Uniqueness of parading the bade tower at sea certainly draws the attention of residents. Along the route passed through by this bade tower is witnessed by hundreds of residents, including photographers. They do not want to miss the moment to

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immortalize the ritual and cultural attraction. Moreover, the bade tower with the height of some seven meters is carried by hundreds of residents.

Accompanied by two sarcophagi in the form of two white tigers, surely they increased the splendor of the

sacred procession tradition.

Besides, the heat of the sun did not dampen the enthusiasm of residents to perform the ceremony.

Residents bearing the bade tower were willing to get wet along the distance of over 200 meters. The procession lasted quite stressfully because it had to race against the ocean tides. This moment was not squandered by photographers including visitors. Thundering sound of gamelan orchestra accompanying the procession caused the atmosphere even more heroic. Bearers struggled to carry the sarcophagi with half of their body submerged

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Unique tradition in Nusa Penida

SEMARAPURA - Ngaben or cremation ceremony is one of the pitri yajna ceremonies conducted in general in Bali. Nusa Penida, Klungkung, is one of them. However, there are several villages in Nusa Penida organizing unique cremation ceremony.

This could be seen at Batumulapan Kauh hamlet, Batumulapan customary village, Batununggul, Friday (Aug. 12). Local residents carried out procession by parading the bade tower at sea. Practically, all the bade bearers should plunge themselves into the sea.

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in seawater.

According to the ritual committee of the mass cremation, I Ketut Manta, the rare cremation ceremony was held by the big family of Ida Dukuh Segening every five years. In the mass cremation ceremony, there were 69 skeletons of the body cremated with the cost of IDR 2 million per participant.

“Yes, this has become our tradition to parade the bade tower at sea. And this cremation ceremony is held for 69 bodies,” said Ketut Manta amid the procession on Friday.

He also explained that the mass cremation is deliberately organized

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to reduce the cost so the ceremony is not burdensome to residents.

Moreover, of the 300 families or residents of Batumulapan customary village, some stay in diaspora like in Denpasar, Sumatra and Sumbawa. “This mass cremation ceremony is the result of meeting held by residents before organizing the cremation. They have agreed a donation to reduce the costs,” said Manta.

Similar opinion was also expressed by chief of Batumulapan customary village, Gede Agus Wahyudi. He said the tradition of parading bade tower in the sea has been carried out through generations as the cemetery of Batumulapan customary village is located on the shoreline. Besides, it has no open place so that it becomes a consideration for parading the bade tower at sea.

“Probably it becomes a consideration for our ancestors because there is no open space. In addition, carrying bade tower in the sea is also more freely and cooler.

To anticipate the tidal period of the ocean, we will pay attention to the cycle of full moon,” said Wahyudi.

In addition, Wahyudi said that the implementation of the mass cremation ceremony is not only organized to reduce costs, but also to generate unity among the residents. “With this mass cremation, we hope that each resident can do mutual assistance. Besides, the ceremony is held so as not to burden the residence,” he said. (119)

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Bali Safari & Marine Park has again proven its commitment to quality and ecologically-minded tourism by winning four prestigious awards at the 2016 Bali Tourism Awards presented at a gala award ceremony held at The Trans Resort Bali on Wednesday, August 10, 2016.

The 40-hectare Park located on the outskirts of Bali’s capital of Denpasar won recognition in four categories at this year’s award program: Bali’s Leading Theme Park, Bali’s Leading Thematic Resort (Mara River Lodge), Bali’s Leading Tourism Show (Bali Agung Show) and Bali’s Leading Restaurant (Tsavo Lion Restaurant).

Leaders from across the entire Bali’s tourism industry attended the star-studded award program, including the General Manager of the Bali Safari and Marine Park, William Santoso, together with the relevant divisional managers from the Park.

The Bali Tourism Awards are the initiative of the Indonesia Travel and Tourism Awards (ITTA) that have recognized achievement and excellence in the Nation’s Hospitality and Tourism Industry for the past six years. The latest BTA Awards represents the second consecutive year that Bali Safari and Marine Parkhas won a range of honors in the annual program. Such awards, together with the awards received by other BTA award honorees, prove that Bali is a shining jewel in Indonesia’s tourism crown of glory.

The Bali Tourism Awards ranks leading tourism operations in terms of their consistent ability to deliver good service and highquality facilities. Objectivity is assured through a system of open voting conducted over a period of one month in which the public takes part in the final selection process.

Commenting after the award ceremony, William Santoso, General manager of the Bali Safari and Marine Park said: “These awards are physical manifestations of the proven success in our ninth year of operation. By always prioritizing high quality and outstanding service delivered by the well-trained professional experts we employ, the BTA awards are the direct result of hard work and coordination between members of the Bali Safari and Marine Park Team. Our team members work tirelessly to innovate, improve product quality and ensure we retain our leadership position.”

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Bali must develop organic agriculture

LONDON - Sixteen-year-old singer Imani, who gained fame when she featured on British DJ Sigala’s dance hit “Say You Do” earlier this year, says she is eyeing an album and tour next after releasing her debut single last month.

Organic farming should become the future direction of agricultural development in Bali. However, some obstacles must be faced to achieve it, starting from the persistence of farmers’ dependence on pesticides to the unavailability of organic ingredients as replacement of such chemicals.

“To build the future of agriculture, apparently it has to lead to organic agriculture or at least to healthy plants. The main constraint lies in irrigation because farmers in the upstream remain to use pesticides. Automatically the water flow to downstream area is affected by the pesticides,” said a farmer from Kekeran hamlet, Selanbawak, Marga, Tabanan, I Wayan Atmajaya.

The teenager, who cites music stars Justin Bieber, Beyonce and rapper Tinie Tempah as her inspirations, wrote her first song at the age of 10. “(In) five years’ time ... I’d like to have an album out or two,” she said. “I’d like to release some more music, go on tour and I’d like to keep putting music out that people can relate to.” (rtr) IBP/net

“Star Wars: Rogue One” trailer teases fans with Darth Vader return LOS ANGELES - “Star Wars” fans got a fresh teaser of the franchise’s upcoming “Rogue One” film with a new trailer showing the return of ultimate villain Darth Vader.

Disney’s first spin-off from the “Star Wars” universe is set for release in December and follows a group of rebels “on a mission to

steal the plans to the Death Star, the Empire’s ultimate weapon of destruction”, according to starwars. com.

“The Theory of Everything” actress Felicity Jones plays feisty lead character Jyn Erso, whose rebellious streak was first shown in a trailer released in April. The movie, directed by Gareth Edwards,

also stars Oscar winner Forest Whitaker.

The story is set before the original films, which began with 1977’s “Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope” and there are plenty of Stormtroopers, fights and explosions in the new trailer, which ends with a quick glimpse of Darth Vader’s silhouette. (rtr)

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Violent protests erupt in Milwaukee after police kill armed suspect

MILWAUKEE - Protesters fired gunshots, hurled bricks and set a gas station on fire in the U.S. mid-western city of Milwaukee on Saturday night, hours after a patrol officer shot and killed an armed suspect who took flight after a traffic stop, authorities said.

The 23-year-old suspect, who had a lengthy arrest record, was carrying a stolen handgun loaded with 23 rounds of ammunition when police pulled over the vehicle for unspecified “suspicious activity,” authorities said. A second suspect who fled from the vehicle was quickly taken into custody.

A statement by the Milwaukee Police Department did not say whether the suspect who was killed had fired any shots or pointed the weapon at officers during the incident. Authorities did not disclose

the race or the name of the suspect or the uniformed officer.

Later, a crowd of more than 100 people in the predominately African-American section of the city where the shooting occurred hurled rocks as police officers in riot gear attempted to disperse the protesters. Authorities said gunshots were fired during the disturbance. The windows of at least two squad cars were smashed, and one officer sitting inside one of the vehicles was hit in the head with a brick.

Protesters set a police car ablaze

and fires broke out at gas station, an auto parts store and at least three other businesses, officials and local media reported. “Our city is in turmoil tonight,” said Alderman Ashanti Hamilton, president of the Milwaukee Common Council.

Mayor Tom Barrett appealed for calm.

“This is a neighborhood that has been unfortunately affected by violence in the recent past,” Barrett said, referring to a smaller disturbance a month earlier. “There are a lot of really, really good people who live in this area ... and can’t stand this violence.”

The unrest follows peaceful protests and some violence in U.S. cities over the past two years following high-profile killings by

law enforcement officers in Baltimore, New York and Ferguson, Missouri.

Outrage over police violence toward minority groups has given rise to the Black Lives Matter movement and touched off a national debate over the race issue and policing in the United States.

“This is a warning cry,” Milwaukee Alderman Khalif Rainey said.

“Black people of Milwaukee are tired. They are tired of living under this oppression.” As of 1 a.m.

Central time (0600 GMT), police said three arrests had been made in connection with the unrest.

Shortly after 2 a.m. police said they were restoring order to the area and reducing deployments, but local news footage also showed a liquor

store in flames just minutes before the release of the statement.

The officer involved in the shooting is 24 years old and a sixyear veteran of the force, police said. He was placed on administrative duty until an investigation and subsequent review by the Milwaukee County District Attorney’s Office is complete, a standard practice after shootings by law enforcement officers.(rtr) News can also be heard in “Bali Image” at Global Radio FM 96.5 from 9.30 until 10.00 am. Listen to Global Radio FM at http:// globalfmbali.listen2myradio.com or live video streaming at http://radioglobalfmbali.com and http:// ustream.tv/channel/global-fm-bali.