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LOS ANGELES - “Suicide Squad” topped foreign box office charts for a second consecutive week.

The super villain adventure picked up $58.7 million from 15,600 screens across 62 territories, pushing its global gross to $465.4 million. That’s a big haul, but Warner Bros. spent lavishly on the film, shelling out $175 million to produce the movie and north of $100 million to market it. It needs to be one of the year’s biggest hits for the studio to turn a profit. To that end, the film is fighting bad reviews and poor word-of-mouth as it tries to keep bringing in crowds. It also has been denied an entry into China, depriving it of as much as $100 million in revenue from the world’s second biggest market for film.

“Suicide Squad” opened in Argentina and Italy over the weekend, picking up $2.5 million and $2.2 million, respectively. Among holdover territories, the film nabbed $6.7 million in Brazil, $5.5 million in the United Kingdom, $4.4 million in Australia, $4.3 million in Mexico, and $4.3 million in Russia. Domestically, the film slid a painful 67% in its second weekend, earning $43.8 million.

In second place, Illumination Entertainment and Universal’s “The Secret Life of Pets” racked up $40 million from 48 territories. The animated hit centers on what animals do while their masters are at work, and has made $592.6 million globally on a $75 million budget. It opened in first place in Japan this weekend with $10 million. After its second week of release in China, “The Secret Life of Pets” has generated $49.1 million.

“Line Walker,” a Hong Kong-Chinese crime film, REUTERS/Andrew Kelly took third place, earning $26 million. Universal’s Actor Joel Kinnaman and his wife Cleo Wat- “Jason Bourne” picked up $18.6 million from 60 tenstrom attend the world premiere of “Suicide foreign territories, bringing its global gross to $246.2 Squad” in Manhattan, New York, U.S., August 1, million. “Love 020,” another Chinese release, rounded out the top five, earning $17.5 million. (rtr) 2016.

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SINGARAJA - Violence cases afflicted children in Buleleng are high. The cases are dominated by sexual abuse and so far they have occurred for six times. In addition, the case of child neglect is also quite high in the region. Of the few emerging cases, the main trigger of children becoming the victims of physical violence is the lack of attention given by family and the impact of development of information technology.

Moreover, the perpetrators mostly come from the closest people to the victims’ environment.

This was expressed by Chairman of the Quick Response Team for Child Protection of Indonesia (TRCPAI), Ida Ayu Alit Rahmadewi, amid the dissemination to stop child abuse and health campaign at Sangket meeting hall, Sukasada village, Sunday (Aug. 14). This event also introduced the Sangket diaspora association (P2S) appointed to be the coordinator of the TRC-PAI Bali in Buleleng. The event was attended by hundreds of students and general public in the area of Sangket hamlet.

French soldiers patrol in the site of the sanctuary in Lourdes, southwestern France, Sunday Aug.14, 2016. Security measures for Lourdes’ biggest annual event, the Feast of the Assumption, have been increased as France, on edge with fears of a new terror attack, continues to cancel festive and sports events for security reasons.

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Under heavy security, Catholic pilgrims visit Lourdes shrine

LOURDES — Catholic pilgrims from around the world, many sick or disabled, converged Monday at a shrine in the French town of Lourdes under exceptional security after recent extremist attacks.

Armed soldiers and police patrolled the train station, town center and inside the sanctuary at Lourdes, where a 19th-century village girl said she had visions of the Virgin Mary. The site in southern France near the Spanish border draws pilgrims of all kinds, some hoping for a cure from the famous spring water in the Lourdes grotto.

As a helicopter circled overhead,

visitors bearing candles and banners streamed toward the grotto and the sprawling plaza of the basilica, apparently undeterred by new security restrictions or the recent attacks.

Crowds began gathering at the sanctuary before dawn Monday for a series of outdoor Masses in multiple languages celebrating the Feast of the Assumption, when ac-

cording to Catholic belief, Jesus’ mother Mary ascended into heaven.

Thousands attended a candlelight procession Sunday night, though the route was reduced from past years to better protect believers.

French authorities had already been planning extra security for the annual holiday, but concerns mounted after a series of attacks in July around Europe — notably one July 26 in northwest France, in which two extremists claiming allegiance to the Islamic State group stormed a morning Mass, slit an

elderly priest’s throat and took nuns and parishioners hostage. Lourdes officials refused to cancel this year’s pilgrimage, although some other summer festivals around France have been dropped. To reach the Lourdes sanctuary, pilgrims proffered up their bags for repeated checks, and authorities funneled visitors through three access points, reduced from past years.

Roads were closed to allow pedestrians to reach the site unhindered.

Vehicle attacks are a new concern after a driver rammed his truck into Bastille

Day revelers in Nice last month, killing 85. Petronella Davis of London, 62, called the security measures “a good thing,” but added, “I don’t feel any less safe than I used to.”

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Furthermore, Rahmadewi said that violence against children has become a serious problem requiring the participation of all parties to provide protection for children from physical and psychological harm. Moreover, lately the violence against children was committed in group by the perpetrators. Without prevention by increasing the awareness of parents and the nearest people in the family environment, probably other cases of child abuse will appear. On that account, the TRC-PAI Bali established a coordinator in Buleleng to provide dissemination and sensitize the public role in supervising children so as not to become a victim.

“Now, the perpetrators are no longer committing the abuse alone but in group so that it greatly threatens the safety of children. Of the cases occurred, the perpetrators

are closest people. To prevent this from happening, the awareness is very much required to jointly supervise the behavior of children,” she said.

On the other hand, Rahmadewi said that the TRC-PAI Bali is not only focused to sensitize the public so as to be concerned with the safety of children, but also to intensely provide assistance in the form of legal process and return the mental and psychological condition of the victims and perpetrators. In addition, her institution also intensively monitors the children having been vaccinated. This deals with the circulation of fake vaccines in several regions in Indonesia. To that end, through this health campaign, the institution will observe the development of children having received the vaccine.

“Thus, we perform health campaign by involving volunteers to monitor whether there is any impact on the fake vaccines. When

finding the case, we will pass through the post we have opened at the TRC-PAI Bali,” she said.

In the meantime, Chairman of the P2S, Made Sumarma, said that the health campaign and dissemination on child abuse is the first measure after he was appointed the coordinator of the TRC-PAI Bali in Buleleng. In addition, the activity involving several communities at Sangket poses the concern of the P2S in the health and social field as well as help disadvantaged school children. So far, the assistance for poor students has been submitted with the P2S membership fees and distribute donation of philanthropists living outside the area.

“Everything we do is purely a form of our participation living in diaspora. Specifically for child abuse, having been appointed as the coordinator, we will disseminate and jointly prevent the next violence from happening,” he said. (kmb38)

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TABANAN - To instill the love to local culture including the language, in this case Balinese language, the Kesiut village, Kerambitan, held a competition of inscribing Balinese scripts followed by primary school children. implementation of various competitions is certainly very good to unite the hamlet residents. He encouraged the village youth club to organize competitions with the theme of culture especially for the kids so that they can love their culture and keep it since early age. He hoped the event can continuously be implemented in the future.

Other than at Kesiut village, celebration of the Independence is also organized by Timpag village, Kerambitan. Headman of Timpag village, I Gusti Sukewahana, explained that in addition to sport competitions, he also organizes a seminar on people’s business loan (KUR) and health.

Regarding the KUR, he gave information to the public about the procedures to apply for it as well as the risk in case the customers cannot pay it off.

According to Sukewahana, at Timpag village many residents have enjoyed the ease of KUR mainly to develop livestock business. “According to the financial institution, in terms of smoothness of credit

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Inscribing Balinese scripts to instill love to Balinese language

Chief of the Kesiut village youth, I Gusti Komang Arya Puja Antara, said on Sunday (Aug. 14) the competition held in a series of the 71st celebration of the Independence Day of the RI has been held twice. It is meant to generate a sense of belonging to Balinese language, and the literacy of inscribing it must be known. “The competition is also held to grow the love to Balinese language from an early age,” he said.

Participants of inscribing Balinese script amounted to 20 students. This number increased when compared to the participants involved in the previous year only reaching 10 students.

This activity certainly showed the interest in the younger generation to preserve and love Balinese culture. The endeavor is not only implemented through inscribing Balinese scripts but also through Balinese poetry, the making of canang oblation and braiding green coconut leaf or klangsah.

Headman of Kesiut, I Gusti Putu Purwa Adnyana, said that the

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Irrigation channels in Badung use precast concrete

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A two-meter-long Greenland shark female is seen in the waters off southwestern Greenland, in this undated handout picture from Julius Nielsen.

Long in the tooth: the Greenland shark may live four centuries

WASHINGTON - The Greenland shark, a big and slowmoving deep-ocean predator that prowls the frigid waters of the Arctic and North Atlantic, can claim the distinction of being the planet’s longest-living vertebrate, with a lifespan perhaps reaching about 400 years.

Its extremely sluggish growth rate, about four-tenths of a inch (1 cm) per year, had already tipped off scientists that it lived a very long time, and research published on Thursday calculated the Greenland shark’s lifespan for the first time.

Danish marine biologist Julius

Nielsen said radiocarbon dating that analyzed the shark’s eye lens found that the oldest of 28 sharks studied was likely about 392 years old, with 95 percent certainty of an age range between 272 and 512 years.

Females astoundingly did not reach sexual maturation until they

were at least 134 years old, Nielsen said.

The Greenland shark, up to about 18 feet (5.5 meters) long, is among the largest carnivorous sharks.

Nielsen, a University of Copenhagen doctoral student who led the study published in the journal Science, said the findings should bring this shark much-deserved respect.

“This species is completely overlooked, and only a few scientists in the world are working with

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this species,” Nielsen said.

“Our findings show that even though the uncertainty is great that they should be considered the oldest vertebrate animal in the world,” Nielsen added.

Nielsen said the vertebrate with the longest-known lifespan until now was the bowhead whale, topping 200 years.

Greenland sharks have a plump elongated body, round nose, relatively small dorsal fin, sandpaperlike skin and gray or blackish-

brown coloration. They are slow swimmers and are nearly blind, but are capable hunters, eating fish, marine mammals and carrion.

They are known to be relatively abundant throughout the North Atlantic and Arctic, particularly from eastern Canada to western Russia.

They occasionally are spotted by deep-sea robotic submarines at latitudes further south, such as in the Gulf of Mexico. They have been observed in depths down to 1.4 miles (2.2 km). (rtr)

MANGUPURA - Currently, the irrigation development in the Badung district no longer takes advantage of river stone, but the precast concrete. The product known as L-shaped precast concrete is claimed to have long durability up to 50 years.

The Head of the Badung Highways and Irrigation Agency, I.B. Surya Suamba, said that the use of precast concrete replaces the river stone conventional installation method having many weaknesses.

“The quality of material is assured and uniformed because it is made through manufacturing process,” said Surya Suamba, Sunday (Aug. 14).

Other than quality of the material, he said the installation process can be carried out more quickly and does not need to close the irrigation channel, so as not to disturb the process of agricultural production. “In the fiscal year 2016, it is financed through the Badung regional budget and special allocation fund (DAK),” he said.

He said that a number of irrigation channels have utilized the new method. The use of precast L-gutter has a total length of 8,199.8 meters and 1,569 meters of tunnel. The irrigation channels getting the project include the Subak Ketapang with the budget of IDR 1.2 billion more along 503 meters; Subak Mambal at Mambal village gets IDR 2.6 billion over along 986.23 meters; and Subak Pekandean Munduk Gaduh and Munduk Karang at Angantaka village gets IDR 724.1 million along 292 meters.

Then, Subak Munduk Taman at Munduk Delod Sema gets the budget of IDR 751.4 million along 100 meters, Subak Batu Lantang with the budget of IDR 7.2 billion over for precast L-gutter along 150 meters and tunnel along 300 meters. Subak Tirta Amerta Bukian

gets the fund of IDR 1.6 billion for precast tunnel along 183 meters, Subak Pangsut Sari gets IDR 2.5 billion for precast tunnel along 125 meters and Subak Sandakan gets IDR 9.9 billion for precast tunnel along 961 meters. Subak Delod Sema, Subak Batan Wani and flood prevention revetment at Sading village get the fund of IDR 7.2 billion for L-gutter along 770.50 meters, Subak Tungkub Mengwi gets IDR 10.3 billion with the length of 3,959 meters and Subak Legana at Buduk village gets IDR 1.7 billion with the length of 153.8 meters.

Subak Tungkub Lanyah gets IDR 2.4 billion over with the length of 450 meters; Subak Munggu, Subak Cemagi Let and Subak Cemagi Anyar get IDR 3.9 billion with the length of 300 meters.

In the meantime, the subak organizations getting the fund sourcing from special allocation fund are the Subak Ulun Uma with the fund of IDR 1.8 billion along 175 meters, Subak Dukun for tertiary channel gets the budget IDR 1.3 billion along 100 meters, Subak Taman with the budget of IDR 775 million for tertiary channel along 50 meters, Subak Segempel gets IDR 1.1 billion for tertiary channel along approximately 84 meters, Subak Buangga and Subak Bergiding gets IDR 2.6 billion for tertiary channel along 504 meters.

Then, irrigation channel rehabilitation project is given to Subak Cangi with the budget of IDR 1.9 billion for tertiary channel along 150 meters and the last rehabilitation is made at Subak Tirtayasa for tertiary channel with the budget of IDR 1.4 billion along 300 meters.

“Gradually the irrigation channel remaining to use river stone structure will be replaced with this method.

Other than much stronger, the maintenance of the new method is also easier,” he concluded. (kmb27)

Rare tarantulas hatch at British zoo

200 Rare and Unusual Montserrat Tarantulas Hatch at Chester Zoo

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LONDON - A clutch of around 200 rare Montserrat tarantulas have successfully hatched at a British zoo in what keepers hailed on Friday as a first in breeding such spiders.

“Invertebrate keepers at the zoo are the first in the world to successfully breed the Montserrat tarantulas, marking a crucial step towards discovering more about the mysterious species,” Chester Zoo said in a statement.

Little is known about the spiders, which are native to the Montserrat island in the Caribbean. Experts had observed the adult tarantulas for three years and now hope to uncover more about the species. (rtr)

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The product known as L-shaped precast concrete is claimed to have long durability up to 50 years.

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Violence cases afflicted children in Buleleng are high. The cases are dominated by sexual abuse and so far they have occurred for six times.

Violence against children in Buleleng high Dominated by sexual abuse

SINGARAJA - Violence cases afflicted children in Buleleng are high. The cases are dominated by sexual abuse and so far they have occurred for six times. In addition, the case of child neglect is also quite high in the region. Of the few emerging cases, the main trigger of children becoming the victims of physical violence is the lack of attention given by family and the impact of development of information technology. Moreover, the perpetrators mostly come from the closest people to the victims’ environment.

This was expressed by Chairman of the Quick Response Team for Child Protection of Indonesia (TRC-PAI), Ida Ayu Alit Rahmadewi, amid the dissemination to stop child abuse and health campaign at Sangket meeting hall, Sukasada village, Sunday (Aug. 14). This event also introduced the Sangket diaspora association (P2S) appointed to be the coordinator of the TRC-PAI Bali in Buleleng. The event was attended by hundreds of students and general public in the area of Sangket hamlet.

Furthermore, Rahmadewi said that violence against children has become a serious problem requiring the participation of all parties to provide protection for children from physical and psychological harm. Moreover, lately the violence against children was committed in group by the perpetrators. Without prevention by increasing the awareness of parents and the nearest people in the family environment,

probably other cases of child abuse will appear. On that account, the TRC-PAI Bali established a coordinator in Buleleng to provide dissemination and sensitize the public role in supervising children so as not to become a victim.

“Now, the perpetrators are no longer committing the abuse alone but in group so that it greatly threatens the safety of children. Of the cases occurred, the perpetrators are closest people. To prevent this from happening, the awareness is very much required to jointly supervise the behavior of children,” she said.

On the other hand, Rahmadewi said that the TRC-PAI Bali is not only focused to sensitize the public so as to be concerned with the safety of children, but also to intensely provide assistance in the form of legal process and return the mental and psychological condition of the victims and perpetrators. In addition, her institution also intensively monitors the children having

been vaccinated. This deals with the circulation of fake vaccines in several regions in Indonesia. To that end, through this health campaign, the institution will observe the development of children having received the vaccine.

“Thus, we perform health campaign by involving volunteers to monitor whether there is any impact on the fake vaccines. When finding the case, we will pass through the post we have opened at the TRCPAI Bali,” she said.

In the meantime, Chairman of the P2S, Made Sumarma, said that the health campaign and dissemination on child abuse is the first measure after he was appointed the coordinator of the TRC-PAI Bali in Buleleng. In addition, the activity involving several communities at Sangket poses the concern of the P2S in the health and social field as well as help disadvantaged school children. So far, the assistance for poor students has been submitted with the P2S membership fees and distribute donation of philanthropists living outside the area.

“Everything we do is purely a form of our participation living in diaspora. Specifically for child abuse, having been appointed as the coordinator, we will disseminate and jointly prevent the next violence from happening,” he said. (kmb38)

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Stem cells can cure 70 kinds of diseases DENPASAR - Science and technology in medicine are growing at all times. Medical technology like stem cells, for instance, discovered in 1989 is claimed to have the ability to cure 70 diseases. Various parties such as healthcare providers have come in droves to apply stem cell treatment.

Prof. Dr. K Sukardika, a clinical microbiology specialist, said that the chances of stem cell treatment in Bali can rapidly expand considering that several hospitals in Jakarta and Surabaya, the treatment have applied it.

“It is not impossible if this also rapidly develops in Bali, but it needs good human resources that are well educated and sent to study overseas, highly dedicated and highly committed,” he said, Saturday (Aug. 13).

According to him, with the commitment of all parties and good human resources, the stem cells method can develop rapidly in Bali and Bali will definitely be able to be the Island of Stem Cells. “It must be supported by capital owner and good human resources as well as everyone work together and work hard to apply the stem cell method,” he said.

In Guangzhou, China, the method has been applied on a massive scale and proved to have been able to cure chronic diseases. The recovery rate of patient with intermediate to late stadium reached 90 percent. This was revealed by GM of St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou. “In Guangzhou, patient’s failed pancreas has been taken and then injected into DM patients. The result is significant, while we just learned it,” he said.

In addition to chronic diseases such as diabetes, cancer and cirrhosis of the liver, the stem cells can also help erection and the growth of white hair turn black again. No wonder the stem cells are also called miraculous cells. Moreover, the Bali Mandara Hospital will also apply this stem cell method as a featured service in addition to the integrated cancer and elderly program. It will use young cells extracted from a specific body part or organ. (kmb42)

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South Korea expresses regret as Japan leaders pay tribute to wartime shrine

TOKYO - South Korea expressed deep regret and China’s state-run news agency called on Tokyo to repent its wartime past on Monday after dozens of Japanese lawmakers visited a shrine for war dead, which Seoul and Beijing see as a symbol of Tokyo’s wartime militarism, on the anniversary of Japan’s World War Two defeat.

The bomb squad of Bali Police Mobile Brigade was brought in to the location to handle the case.

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Suspected of containing bomb, black bag causes an uproar in Ubud

GIANYAR - Ubud residents were shaken by the finding of mysterious bag in the bushes located at the alley leading to the Babi Guling Ibu Oka Restaurant on Jalan Tegal Sari, Ubud, Sunday (Aug. 14). The finding of the black bag feared to contain bomb was subsequently reported to Ubud Police. Finally, the bomb squad of Bali Police Mobile Brigade was brought in to the location to handle the case.

As the information compiled, the mysterious bag was first found

by Tjokorda Dalem Gede Darma Wijaya, 28, on Sunday afternoon around 11:30. At that time, this man from Puri Saren Kangin Baleran, Ubud, found the bag in the bushes at the alley leading to the Babi Guling Ibu Oka Restaurant.

The finding had been questioned to Gusti Ngurah Astina, a parking

attendant at the restaurant. Unfortunately, the 29-year old man did not know anything about it. Alarmed by the mysterious bag suspected of containing a bomb, the finding was eventually reported to police authority. Ubud Police officer receiving the report immediately secured the scene by installing a police line.

Chief of Gianyar Police, Waluya,

when encountered at the scene said that after receiving the report he immediately made coordination with the Bali Police Mobile Brigade.

“According to the SOP, the mysterious finding like this should be handled by mobile brigade because it has complete device, specifically the device used to deal with this kind of finding,” he said.

Around 15:00, the bomb squad of the Bali Police Mobile Brigade arrived at the scene. By wearing a full anti-bomb uniform, two officers subsequently conducted an examination against the black backpack.

After examined with a detector, the officers made sure if there are no explosive substances in the suspicious bag.

“After made sure there are no elements of bombs, the bag is not immediately opened, but secured in advance and then taken to the Ubud Police station,” said the police chief.

When opened at the Ubud police station, in fact the bag only contained an umbrella, sunglasses, shorts, tissue, black lady waist bag, a mineral water, dolls, candy and a single sheet of Sanur map. So, provisionally the bag is alleged to belong to a traveler. The police chief stated there is no identity card of the bag owner found. “It just contains the belongings of the traveler. No identity card is found. Now, we are still checking the report on lost bags,” he said. (kmb35)

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe sent a ritual offering but did not go to the Yasukuni Shrine. Visits to the shrine outrage Beijing and Seoul because it honours 14 Japanese leaders convicted by an Allied tribunal as war criminals, along with war dead.

Ties between China and Japan, Asia’s two largest economies, have been strained in recent days after a growing number of government ships sailed near disputed East China Sea islets.

Territory disputes and historical issues also periodically chill relations between Japan and South Korea. “(We) express deep concern and regret that responsible political leaders ... are again paying tribute to the Yasukuni Shrine that glorifies the history of the war of aggression,” South Korea’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement. China’s Xinhua news agency urged Japan to repent its wartime past or risk steering the country down a dangerous path.

“It’s in the interests of both Japan and its neighbouring countries for the former military power to truly reflect upon its past wrongs,” Xinhua said in a commentary.

Abe has not visited the shrine in

person since December 2013, sending ritual offerings instead.

“He told me to come and my visit was out of respect to those who gave their lives for the country,” said Yasutoshi Nishimura, an aide in Abe’s Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), who gave the offering in Abe’s name as LDP president rather than premier. New Defence Minister Tomomi Inada, who has been accused

by China of recklessly misrepresenting history after she declined to say whether Japanese troops massacred civilians in China during World War Two, was visiting troops in Djibouti and unable able to go to the shrine as she has in the past.

Emperor Akihito, at a ceremony honouring victims of the war, expressed “deep remorse” over the conflict fought in the name of his father, Hirohito. He first used the phrase at the memorial service last year - the 70th anniversary of the war’s end - in what some saw it as a subtle rebuke to Abe, who favours a less apologetic tone.

“Reflecting on our past with a feeling of deep remorse, I earnestly hope the REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon ravages of war will never be repeated,” said Akihito, 82. The emperor hinted in A group of lawmakers sip sake as a ritual after offering prayers at Yasukuni Shrine on a rare video address last week at wanting the anniversary of Japan’s surrender in World War Two in Tokyo, Japan, August 15, to abdicate in a few years. (rtr) 2016.

Thailand avoids linking bloody insurgency to tourist site blasts BANGKOK - Within hours of last week’s deadly bomb and arson attacks in Thailand, police and senior officials publicly ruled out any link to foreign militants and insisted the perpetrators, as yet unidentified, were homegrown.

But they also doubted the involvement of Thailand’s most violent homegrown militants: the Malay-Muslim insurgents fighting a bloody separatist war in the country’s three southernmost provinces, where similar bombings are grimly routine.

The official denial was unsurprising, said security experts. Admitting that southern insurgents could be involved in last week’s attacks would have serious economic and security implications for Thailand.

No group has yet claimed responsibility for the wave of bombings on Thursday and Friday that killed four people and wounded dozens, including foreign tourists.

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But some security experts have noted that southern insurgent groups have a track record for carrying out coordinated bombing attacks.

Since 2004, a low-intensity but brutal war between government troops and insurgents has killed more than 6,500 people in the southern provinces of Yala, Pattani and Narathiwat that border Malaysia.

Most people there are ethnic Malay Muslims, who for decades have chafed under the rule of Buddhist-dominated governments in faraway Bangkok.

Last week’s attacks had “nothing to do with the southern insurgency,” Colonel Yuthanam Phetmuang, a spokesman for the military’s Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC) told Reuters.

Yuthanam denied the police were too quick to reach this conclusion, insisting it was based on “evidence collected and experience”. He declined to elaborate further. (rtr)

Thailand’s Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Prawit Wongsuwan (C) speaks during a news conference after a National Security Council meeting as Thailand’s national police chief Jakthip Chaijinda (R) and The Commanderin-Chief of the Royal Thai Army, Teerachai Nakwanich listen at Government House in Bangkok, Thailand, August 15, 2016.

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Indonesia Today An employee uses her mobile phone to take photos of a Garuda Indonesia jetliner on the first day of operation of the new terminal of SoekarnoHatta International Airport in Tangerang in the outskirt of Jakarta, Indonesia, early Tuesday, Aug. 9, 2016.

UK firms cautious on jobs, house prices down after Brexit vote

LONDON - British employers have turned more cautious about hiring and the price of homes for sale fell by the most since late 2015, according to surveys that added to signs the economy has stumbled since the Brexit referendum.

But shoppers seem to have brushed off the shock of the June vote to leave the European Union, another survey showed, suggesting consumer spending will soften the hit.

Many economists believe Britain is heading for a recession followed by years of slow growth because of uncertainty about its future trading relationship with the EU. Earlier this month, the Bank of England cut interest rates and took other measures to soften the impact of Brexit, which it believes will push up the unemployment rate sharply.

One of Monday’s surveys showed the proportion of employers expecting to increase staffing over the next three months dropped from 40 percent before the vote to 36 percent after it.

The CIPD, a human resources group, and staffing firm Adecco Group UK & Ireland, also said one in five employers expected to reduce investment in training and skills as a result of Brexit, which will push up the cost of imports because of the fall in the value of the pound.

Seven percent planned to invest more.

“While many businesses are treating the immediate post-Brexit period as ‘business as usual’ and hiring intentions overall still remain positive, there are signs that some organisations, particularly in the private sector, are preparing to batten down the hatches,” CIPD acting chief economist Ian Brinkley said.

Also on Monday, property website Rightmove said asking prices of homes for sale in England and Wales fell in August by the most since November, as post-Brexit uncertainty added to the usual summer lull. The biggest drop was in London, where asking prices fell by 2.6 percent from July.

But there were fresh signs that Britain’s consumers, who helped propel the economy between 2013 and this year, were taking the referendum result in their stride. The number of shoppers on high streets rose slightly in July compared with a year ago, retail data firm Springboard and the British Retail Consortium said.

Last week, a separate BRC survey showed spending in shops rose in July at the fastest pace in six months, despite a plunge in consumer confidence.

Official retail sales figures for July are due on Thursday, giving one of the first comprehensive signals of how the economy is faring after the vote.(rtr)

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Women in Kimono holding an umbrella walk on a street at Ginza shopping district in Tokyo, Japan, March 31, 2016.

Japan’s economy stalls in April-June, casts doubts on Abe’s policies

TOKYO - Japan’s economic growth ground to a halt in April-June as weak exports and shaky domestic demand prompted companies to cut spending, putting fresh pressure on premier Shinzo Abe to come up with policies that will produce more sustainable growth.

The weak reading underscores the challenges policymakers face in ending two decades of crippling deflation, as an initial boost from Abe’s stimulus programmes, dubbed “Abenomics”, appears to be quickly fading.

The world’s third-largest economy expanded by an annualised 0.2 percent in the second quarter, less than the 0.7 percent increase markets had expected and a sharp slowdown from a revised 2.0 percent increase in January-March, Cabinet Office data showed on Monday.

“Overall it looks like the economy is stagnating. Consumer spending is weak, and the reason is low wage gains. There is a lot of uncertainty about overseas economies, and this is holding back capital expenditure,” said Norio Miyagawa, senior economist at Mizuho Securities.

“The government has already announced a big stimulus package, so the next question is how the Bank of Japan will respond after its comprehensive policy review, which is sure to lead to a delay in its price target.”

HOUSING INVESTMENT BOOMS On a quarter-on-quarter basis, gross domestic product showed no growth in AprilJune, compared with market expectations for a 0.2 percent rise. Private consumption, which accounts for roughly 60 percent of GDP, rose 0.2 percent, slowing from a 0.7 percent increase in the previous quarter.

Capital expenditure declined 0.4 percent after a 0.7 percent drop in the first quarter, suggesting that uncertainty over the global economic outlook and weak domestic markets are keeping firms from boosting spending.

Overseas demand shaved 0.3 percentage point off GDP, subtracting from growth for the first time in four quarters and underscoring the pain that stubbornly weak global demand is inflicting on the export-reliant economy.

“The breakdown of the data shows that gains in consumer spending lacked strength and exports fell a lot,” Finance Minister Taro Aso told reporters, adding the government will pursue structural reforms to address low potential growth.

In a glimmer of hope, housing investment jumped 5.0 percent, the fastest rise since 2011, due in part to the BOJ’s ultraloose monetary policy that has pushed down mortgage rates, a Cabinet Office official told reporters.

Abe’s cabinet this month announced an economic package with 13.5 trillion yen ($133 billion) in fiscal measures, hoping it would help the economy deflect external headwinds and sustain a moderate recovery.

But the plan will take time to pay dividends and sceptics say there is not enough new spending. The BOJ also expanded stimulus last month via a modest increase in purchases of risky assets, and it remains under pressure to do more in September, when it conducts a thorough assessment of the effects of its stimulus programme.

With prices still sliding despite three years of massive asset buying, the Bank of Japan’s policy review could put up for debate its target for expanding base money, sources say, which could mark an overhaul of its existing policy framework.

But the central bank has already gobbled up a third of Japan’s government bond market, and some analysts doubt whether printing money more aggressively would spur growth or accelerate inflation to its long-elusive 2 percent target.(rtr)

New Jakarta airport terminal flooded just days after opening

JAKARTA — The operator of the Indonesian capital’s main airport has apologized to passengers for flooding at its brand new terminal after rains overcame drainage pipes and inundated the arrivals area on Sunday.

The $560 million terminal opened last week to domestic flights by national carrier Garuda but has been plagued by complaints about its lack of readiness.

The airport operator and government hope the new terminal, and a third runway that is under development, will relieve over-crowding at

Soekarno-Hatta airport and make Jakarta a rival to Singapore and Bangkok for international stopovers in Southeast Asia.

PT Angkasa Pura II, the airport operator, said it brought the flooding under control within an hour and is investigating the cause. Local media said drains might have been clogged

by construction debris.

The company plans for other airlines to gradually move their flights to the terminal and it plans to start refurbishing two old terminals, built in 1984 and 1992, later this year.

Soekarno-Hatta airport will be able to handle 62 million passengers a year once the renovated terminals are fully operational again in early 2018.

The airport handled about 54 million passengers last year, making it the 18th busiest in the world, according to Airports Council International.(ap)

ASEAN should always work for benefit of its people: Minister JAKARTA - The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) should always work for the benefit of the people of each member country, Indonesian Foreign Affairs Minister Retno Marsudi stated on the 49th ASEAN Anniversary here, Monday.

“We remind all member states that whatever ASEAN will do in the future, it must be close to its people, as it is the people who will function as the beneficiaries of the ASEAN,” Minister Marsudi noted after delivering her remarks at the ASEAN Secretariat in Jakarta.

In terms of the concrete benefits for the people, Minister Marsudi pointed out that the ASEAN economic integrity should serve as an inclusive platform, particularly for the small and

medium enterprises, which are mostly owned by companies operating at the household level.

Economic integration is part of the ASEAN Vision 2020 along with the ASEAN community that was started at the end of 2015 and the ASEAN Political-Security Community.

Moreover, one of the main purposes of establishing the ASEAN on August 8, 1967, was to accelerate economic growth, social progress, and cultural development in the region through joint endeavors in the spirit of equality and partnership.

Minister Marsudi remarked that the ASEAN was established in order to strengthen the foundation for a prosperous and peaceful community

of Southeast Asian nations. “Hence, there must be no distance between ASEAN countries and its people,” she emphasized.

In her keynote speech at the 49th ASEAN Anniversary or popularly known as the “ASEAN Day,” Minister Marsudi also highlighted the importance of strengthening ASEAN unity and centrality as the region is facing increasing dynamic and complex challenges at the regional and global levels.

“ASEAN is our home that should be nurtured and taken care of. Hence, each member country has the responsibility of taking care of it in order to create and maintain peace and stability in the region,” Minister Marsudi added.(ant)

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Mild earthquake jolts SW Maluku AMBON - An earthquake measuring 5.1 on the Richter Scale jolted Southwest Maluku District, Maluku Province, on Sunday at 11:18 a.m. local time.

The quakes epicenter was located at 6.40 degree southern latitude and 127.10 degree eastern longitude, at a depth of 10 km below sea level, and some 175 km northeast of Southwest Maluku District, according to information from the Ambon meteorology and geophysics office.

Maluku is prone to earthquakes and tsunamis as it lies on the convergence point of three of the regions major tectonic plates - Pacific, Indo Australia, and Eurasia.(ant)

Bank of indonesia scrutinizes payment systems to monitor drug transactions

JAKARTA - Bank of Indonesia has confirmed it will keep an eye on payment systems, along with their supporting institutions, to prevent the flow of funds originating from illegal drug transactions.

“We call on all financial institutions to establish coordination in line with the efforts to eradicate drug abuse, while we conduct further studies centered around preventing various forms of drug transactions,” Bank of Indonesia Governor Agus Martowardojo stated after the signing of a memorandum of understanding with the National Drug Agency in Jakarta, Monday.

As an initial step, the bank will require supporting industries, including banks and other financial service institutions, to play a more active role in reminding the public to not use illegal drugs.

Martowardojo noted that financial and payment system companies need to implement the “Know Your Customer” principle, through which institutions can mitigate and protect payment systems from illegal drug transactions.

“We urge the establishments to place warnings on their ATM machines, which will remind the users to not conduct transactions for illegal drugs. We will also supervise money changers to ensure that they too are implementing the Know Your Customer principle, as drug abuse is a major crime,” he reiterated.

The banks governor affirmed that his office will intensify surveillance operations internally to cover all employees and institutions under the Central Bank to avoid drug abuse in the establishment.

“This is the countrys priority effort, which is in line with the presidents stance that drug abuse is an extraordinary crime.

Through this memorandum of understanding, we will hold discussions with the Drug Agency on eradication and prevention measures,” he remarked.

The National Drug Agencys Chief Commissioner Budi Waseso lauded the Central Banks support in facing drug threats in Indonesia. “The banks role, as the supervisor of payment systems, is imperative, considering the high number of drug transactions carried out through banking systems,” he stated.

The memorandum contains four forms of cooperation, one of them being the dissemination of information and campaigns to prevent the misuse and illegal circulation of drugs in the premises of the Bank of Indonesia.

The second focuses on conducting drug tests on the employees of the Central Bank. The third form of cooperation encompasses enhancing the competency and capacity of human resources in order to prevent the misuse and circulation of illegal drugs and its precursors, along with the dissemination of information regarding the Central Bank through training programs conducted by each establishment.

Lastly, it is the Bank of Indonesias role to function as an advocate for the anti-drugs movement. The banks cooperation with the National Drug Agency is hoped to contribute significantly towards handling the threat of illegal drugs in the country.(ap)

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ISTANBUL - Turkish police raided offices at three Istanbul courthouses on Monday after detention warrants were issued for 173 judicial personnel as part of an investigation into last month’s failed coup attempt, the private Dogan news agency reported on Monday.

More than 35,000 people have been detained, of whom 17,000 have been placed under formal arrest, and tens of thousands more suspended since the July 15 putsch, which authorities blame on U.S.based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen and his followers.

President Tayyip Erdogan demands the United States extradite Gulen, and the purge is straining relations with Western allies who Turkish officials say appear more concerned by the crackdown than the failed coup that killed 240 people.

Police were searching the offices of personnel facing detention at the

main Istanbul Palace of Justice in the Caglayan district and two other court houses on the European side of the city, Dogan said.

The agency said police took some of those detained away from Caglayan for questioning at a police station. The homes of those being detained were also being searched, state-run Anadolu Agency reported.

In the crackdown since the abortive coup, more than 76,000 civil servants, judges and security force members have been suspended and nearly 5,000 dismissed, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said on Saturday.

Western officials are concerned the purge will impact stability in the NATO member and a key partner in their war on Islamic State in neighbouring Iraq and Syria. Turkish officials say they are confronting an internal threat.

Amid the rising tension with the West, Turkey has sought to normalise relations with Russia, sparking fears that Erdogan and Russian President Vladimir Putin might use their rapprochement to exert pressure on Washington and the European Union and stir tensions within NATO. In keeping with Erdogan’s tough line on Gulen, Yildirim told local reporters there would be no compromise apart from “this chief terrorist coming to Turkey and being prosecuted,” according to Anadolu agency. (rtr)

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A municipality worker cleans as clothes hang to dry on a street in Istanbul, on Monday, Aug. 15, 2016. Turkey’s state-run news agency says police teams are conducting operations at three Istanbul courthouses as part of an investigation into the July 15 abortive coup.

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Gloria Munoz Fernandez, a 68-year-old pilgrim from Madrid, said, “If you believe in God you don’t need this sort of protection; however, for me it (the army) is a good protection, it helps you to be

more at ease.”

Nearly 300 extra forces were brought to Lourdes — including mobile intervention teams, soldiers, bomb squads, canine units — to help local forces, raising the overall security presence to over 500.

The Catholic Church has recognized dozens of miracles at Lourdes since villager Bernadette

Soubirous, gathering stones in the grotto in 1858, said she had visions of Mary.

Among those leading ceremonies at the Lourdes festivities is Cardinal Philippe Barbarin, a top French church official who faced accusations this year of covering up for pedophile priests. He denies wrongdoing. (ap)

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At the front entrance of the Al-Furqan Jame Masjid mosque in the Ozone Park section of Queens, a police sketch of a suspect believed to have shot the mosque’s Imam is handed out by members of the mosque Sunday, Aug. 14, 2016, a day after 55-year-old Imam Maulama Akonjee and his 64-year-old associate, Thara Uddin, were shot in the back of the head after they left the mosque following afternoon prayers Saturday.

Gunman sought in killing of New York Muslim cleric, associate

NEW YORK - New York City police searched on Sunday for a gunman who killed a Muslim cleric and his associate as they left prayers at a mosque in the borough of Queens on Saturday, a crime that sowed fear and sadness in their Bangladeshi community.

A possible suspect had been detained and was being questioned, but has not been charged, NBC News reported early on Monday, citing unnamed sources. A police spokesman could not confirm the report.

Police had yet to establish a motive and said there was no evidence the men were targeted because of their faith, but nothing was being ruled out. Residents demanded authorities treat the brazen daylight shooting as a hate crime.

The gunman approached the men from behind and shot both in the head at close range about 1:50 p.m. (1750 GMT) in the Ozone Park neighborhood of Queens, one of the city’s five boroughs, police said in a statement.

The victims, identified as Imam Maulama Akonjee, 55, and Thara Uddin, 64, were wearing religious garb, police said. Police found them bleeding in the street and took them to a hospital where they were pronounced dead.

“While we do not yet know the motivation for the murders of

Maulama Akonjee and Thara Uddin, we do know that our Muslim communities are in the perpetual crosshairs of bigotry,” New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said in a statement. “Rest assured that our NYPD will bring this killer to justice.”

The men were attacked about two blocks from the Al-Furqan Jame Mosque where they had just left afternoon prayers. Ozone Park, a diverse, largely working-class area, is home to a growing number of Muslims of Bangladeshi heritage.

Millat Uddin, 57, an Ozone Park resident not related to the imam’s associate, said both men were born in Bangladesh. He said he was close to Akonjee, describing him as a “docile, calm” father of seven who was beloved in the neighborhood.

“What matters most is harmless people have been shot dead, regardless of whether this was a hate crime,” he said. “Our community’s heart is broken.”

Akonjee was carrying $1,000 with him at the time of the attack but the money was not taken, the New York Times reported.

“I have never felt this kind of tension,” said Nizam Uddin, 57, a taxi driver who said he knew both the cleric and his associate. He also was not related to the associate. (rtr)

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Beji Langon Temple BADUNG - Beji Langon Temple is situated at Kapal Village, Mengwi Subdistrict, Badung Regency. As a matter of fact, there are many Beji (springs) temples in Bali. Beji is identical to bathing place but not for general public. It is consecrated or made sacred by Hindu community because the natural water existing in the Beji area is taken advantage for the benefit of religious and traditional ceremonies.

Adjacent to the Beji Langon Temple can be found a number of showers taking out water (as seen on photo) used for bathing place by the surrounding community.

Its crystal clear water can be directly drunk without the necessity to boil. Allegedly, the Beji Langon was established in the eleventh century. The Beji situated about 10 km north of Denpasar is a tourist object

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at Kapal Village. Not long ago, Badung Government indeed had established several tourism villages such as the village of Kapal, Baha, Mengwi, Bongkasa and some others.

These villages keep a unique and attractive potential that are worth visiting by tourists. Beji Langon itself stretches in a cool environment with the backdrop of verdant trees remaining eternal within the vicinity of Penet River that is suitable for rafting. Its springs come from a natural cave beneath a rock cliff. Then, on the rock cliffs visitors can observe some reliefs and deity statues, while the greatest is the elephant statue (as seen on photo).

Those sculptures and relief remind us of the artistic reliefs found in Goa Gajah and Gunung Kawi tourist object. (IBP/net)

RIO DE JANEIRO - For 9.81 glorious seconds on Sunday all the ills that have dogged athletics were forgotten as Usain Bolt stormed to victory in the 100 metres final to become the first man to win three successive Olympic titles on the track.

Usain Bolt (JAM) of Jamaica celebrates winning the gold.

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The Jamaican trailed arch-rival Justin Gatlin, roundly booed by the Rio crowd for his doping past, until the 70 metre mark but then swept past the tightening American, finding time to pat his chest as he crossed the line a metre clear.

Gatlin, the 2004 champion who came into the race with the season’s fastest time of 9.80, took second in 9.89. Canada’s Andre de Grasse claimed bronze in 9.91 seconds - the same finishing order as in last year’s world championships.

Victory took Bolt a step closer to his goal of winning a historic “tripletriple” combination of gold in the 100m, 200m and the 4x100m relay in three consecutive Olympics.

“Stay tuned, two more to go,” Bolt said. “Somebody said I can become immortal. Two more medals to go and I can sign off. Immortal.

“It wasn’t perfect today but I got it done and I’m pretty proud of what I’ve achieved - nobody else has done it or even attempted it.”

Other than the 2011 world championships, when he was disqualified for a false start, Bolt has won every global championship individual sprint race since 2008.

That equates to five Olympic golds and seven in the world championships. Throw in two more Olympic and four world championship 4x100m relay golds and the world record in all three events and that is total and utter domination.

Already assured of his legendary status on the track, Bolt also added to his reputation as sport’s number-one crowd pleaser as he took a leisurely circuit of the stadium, posing for pictures and shaking a thousand hands before taking time to satisfy the demands of the world’s media. (rtr)

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RIO DE JANEIRO - Armed robbers posing as police officers held a gun to the forehead of U.S. gold medallist swimmer Ryan Lochte in a taxi hold-up in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday, feeding concern over safety at the first Olympic Games in South America.

Lochte was returning to the Athletes’ Village from a party hosted by the French Games delegation, with swimming team mates Gunnar Bentz, Jack Conger and Jimmy Feigen, when armed men carrying police badges pulled them over.

The men told the swimmers to drop to the ground and demanded their money and belongings, Lochte said. When he refused, one of the men cocked a pistol and placed it against the swimmer’s head, and he then handed over his wallet.

“While it is true that my teammates and I were the victims of a robbery early Sunday morning, what is most important is that we are safe and unharmed,” Lochte said in a statement.

He said he was looking forward to returning to the United States and starting training with an eye to competing at the Tokyo Games in 2020.

The incident stoked worries over the safety of competitors and visitors to Rio,

which has a long history of violent crime, though Brazil’s sports minister insisted that athletes who remained on the Olympic site had experienced no problems.

“The security operation for these Games has been totally effective,” Leonardo Picciani told reporters. “No athlete has had problems in their place of residence, in training or in the Athletes’ Village.”

Police are investigating the incident and trying to locate the taxi driver involved, police sources said.

In addition to the swimmers, Swedish tourists were briefly abducted when they visited a slum, Portugal’s visiting education minister was robbed at knife point, bullets flew into the equestrian centre and a Games bus was attacked with stones.

Lochte thanked his friends, family and fans for their support after the unsettling incident.

“The guy pulled out his gun, he cocked it, put it to my forehead and he said, ‘Get down,’ and I put my hands up, I was like ‘whatever’,” he told NBC. “He took our money, he took my wallet - he left my cell phone, he left my credentials.”

Lochte’s mother said the swimmer was unharmed but shaken.

“I think they’re all shaken up. There

were a few of them,” Ileana Lochte told USA Today. “They just took their wallets and basically that was it.”

All four athletes are cooperating with authorities, U.S. Olympic Committee

spokesman Patrick Sandusky said.

Fellow American swimmers Ryan Murphy and Nathan Adrian told reporters that they felt security for the Games was adequate, despite the incident. (rtr)

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‘Phenomenal’ Ibrahimovic making immediate impact at United

MANCHESTER — Zlatan Ibrahimovic is garnering quite the fan club in the Manchester United canteen since his offseason move to Old Trafford.

United’s youngsters — Luke Shaw and Marcus Rashford among them — sit with the 34-year-old striker at meal times, looking to extract as much wisdom as they can from one of the superstars of world football.

Ibrahimovic’s influence is also showing on the field at his new club. He joined after four hugely successful seasons with Paris SaintGermain.

A goal from a bicycle kick four minutes into a friendly match in his first appearance in the famous red shirt. A late winner against Leicester in the Community Shield, the annual curtain-raiser for the English season at Wembley Stadium. And, on Sunday, a goal on his Premier League debut — a long-distance strike that garnished United’s 3-1 win at Bournemouth.

It’s becoming increasingly clear why Jose Mourinho was intent on making the Swede a key part of his first year at England’s biggest club.

“Forget that he is 34,” Mourinho said. “The body and the mentality is not of 34. He is at the top of his qualities.”

That’s something of a stretch — Ibrahimovic might have been at his best during spells in Italy with Inter and AC Milan and with PSG last season — but he is certainly going to be a valuable member of United’s squad if his start to the season is anything to go by.

Handed the No. 9 shirt worn last season by Anthony Martial, Ibrahimovic has displaced Rashford from the starting lineup and given United a different kind of presence up front to the pacey England international. His strike partnership with Wayne Rooney lacks pace but is certainly not lacking in technique, game intelligence and physicality.

There were signs, especially early in the second half, against Bournemouth of things clicking in United’s attack and there’s still Paul Pogba — the world’s most

expensive player — to come into the midfield.

Ibrahimovic has now scored on his debuts in the Italian, Spanish, French and English leagues, as well as in his first Champions League match. Mourinho said the striker will be “phenomenal” for United and the Premier League as a whole, and doesn’t understand how Ibrahimovic wasn’t able to break the dominance of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi in voting for FIFA’s world player of the year.

“The Golden Ball was there but it was always going to two guys with a better political entourage,” Mourinho said to the BBC. “It’s incredible how this man (Ibrahimovic) never won the Golden Ball. But at this moment in his career, he wants to win the Premier League, not the Golden Ball.”

Ibrahimovic left a huge impression on French football, becoming one of the finest foreign players to have graced the French league.

He became PSG’s all-time leading scorer with 156 goals in 180 games, including a career-high 38

Canadian women’s soccer returns to Olympic semifinals

Canada is back in soccer’s medal round at the Olympics, and this time the team wants more. The Canadian women surprisingly reached the podium four years ago at the London Games, beating France 1-0 for the bronze medal. The Canadians again knocked off the higher-ranked French in the quarterfinals in Brazil, earning a semifinal match against Germany on Tuesday in Belo Horizonte.

Canada, ranked No. 10 in the world, has had a brilliant run in Brazil with wins in all four of its matches — three of which came against top-five teams.

“I’m super proud of every single player. We have this neversay-die attitude and defensively we’re not going to give up much, teams are going to have to work to break us down,” Canada captain Christine Sinclair said following the victory over France in Sao Paulo.

If Canada gets by No. 2 Germany for the second time in Brazil, the women will get a shot against either Sweden or Brazil in gold medal match in Rio de Janeiro on Friday.

With the victory over No. 3 France, the Canadians became the only team from London to return to the semifinals. The three-time defending champion United States was ousted by Sweden in the quarterfinals, Canada eliminated France, and Japan (silver) didn’t qualify for the tournament.

The Canadians are no doubt also seeking some redemption after the disappointing 4-3 overtime loss to the United States in the London semifinals.

Sinclair scored all three of

in the league and 50 overall last season. He also helped the club achieve back-to-back domestic trebles.

After scoring twice in his final PSG game, a 4-2 win against Marseille in the French Cup final, he said “I came, I saw, I conquered.”

It was a typically immodest statement. But Ibrahimovic was truly an inspirational figure for PSG, inspiring not only young players but most of the squad with his determination in training, the commitment he showed and his ferocious will to win.

Ibrahimovic’s influence at United is already being compared to that of Eric Cantona’s. Cantona was known as the “King” of Old Trafford and Ibrahimovic — a man never short of self-belief — said he will be a “god” there. For the moment, though, he is still adapting to life in England.

“It’s not easy,” he said. “Everything is new for me: my teammates, the club, the environment, new stadiums but slowly I get settled in, play my game and help the team win. We want to continue like that.” (ap)

Canada’s goals, but Abby Wambach nailed a penalty kick shortly after a questionable call — the Canadian goalkeeper was flagged with the rarely used call for time wasting — sending the match into extra time. Alex Morgan scored the game-winner.

Afterward, Sinclair commented on the officiating, eventually drawing a four-match suspension from international play.

Now 33, Sinclair has played well in Brazil with a pair of goals to move her into a tie with Brazil forward Marta for third on the career Olympic goal list with 10. Brazil’s Cristiane has the most with 14.

Also having a good tournament is Janine Beckie, who has three goals. Veteran Sophie Schmidt scored the only goal in the quarterfinal victory over France.

The Canadians will face a German team that very well could be looking for revenge after falling 2-1 to Canada in group play. Mellissa Tancredi scored both goals for Canada.

But the Germans nonetheless earned a spot in the semifinals with a 1-0 victory over China on Friday in Salvador.

Melanie Behringer scored the only goal for the reigning European champions.

Canada’s return to the semifinals also gives U.S. fans something to cheer for after the Americans lost on penalties to Sweden. It was the earliest U.S. exit ever in a major international tournament.

Many of the Canadians also play in the National Women’s Soccer League, or played college soccer in the United States. Sinclair, considered one of the best players in the world, won a pair of NCAA championships with the University of Portland and now plays for the NWSL’s Portland Thorns. Beckie plays for the Houston Dash and goalkeeper Stephanie Labbe plays for the Washington Spirit.

Nichelle Prince is a senior at Ohio State, while Ashley Lawrence and Kadeisha Buchanan play at West Virginia.

Jessie Fleming is an incoming freshman at UCLA. “I’m proud on what we’re showing,” Canada coach John Herdman said. “We’re on the medal rounds. We’re here, but we’re not done yet.” (ap)

Barca captain Iniesta to miss start of La Liga season

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Barcelona’s Lionel Messi gives the captain’s armband to Andres Iniesta

BARCELONA - Barcelona’s midfield maestro Andres Iniesta will be out for two weeks after sustaining a knee injury in Sunday’s 2-0 Spanish Super Cup first leg win at Sevilla.

The Barca captain was forced off in the 36th minute following a late challenge from Sevilla defender Mariano, barely 10 minutes after Jeremy Mathieu was substituted with a hamstring problem.

Barca said in a statement on Monday that Iniesta would be out for at least two weeks, missing Wednesday’s Super Cup second leg plus the first two La Liga games of the season at home to Real Betis on Saturday and at Athletic Bilbao the following weekend. Mathieu is set for three weeks on the sidelines.

New signing Lucas Digne, who made his debut when he replaced Mathieu on Sunday, could be line for a first competitive start on Wednesday after joining from Paris St Germain.

Denis Suarez is a possible stand-in for Iniesta in the second leg with Sevilla although coach Luis Enrique may also choose to opt for new signing Andre Gomes or Rafinha who missed most of last season with a serious knee injury. (rtr)

AP Photo/Nelson Antoine

Canada’s Janine Beckie, second from left, greets supporters as her and teammates celebrate after beating France in a quarter-final match of the women’s Olympic football tournament between Canada and France in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Friday Aug. 12, 2016. Canada’s won1-0 and went through to the semi-finals.

Action Images via Reuters / Andrew Couldridge

Manchester United’s Zlatan Ibrahimovic celebrates scoring their third goal

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Advocaat abruptly quits assistant job with Dutch team

AMSTERDAM - Dick Advocaat has quit as the assistant to Netherlands head coach Danny Blind just months after agreeing to take on the role, the Dutch football association (KNVB) said on Monday.

Former Netherlands manager Advocaat will be joining Fenerbahce in Turkey. His abrupt departure has elicited a cold response from the KNVB, Blind and Hans van Breukelen, the recently appointed technical director of Dutch football.

A brief KNVB statement said Advocaat had “indicated he is going to work somewhere else” and the 68-year-old has since told Dutch NOS radio he is going to Turkey.

“I am keen to work at such a big club in Turkey. At my age it is a fantastic challenge,” Advocaat said.

“I am shocked and disappointed,” said Blind, who had asked the experienced Advocaat to help him

as the team seek to overcome the disappointment of missing out on this year’s European Championship in France and focus on 2018 World Cup qualification.

“When I approached Dick last year to be assistant, he gave me the impression he wanted to do it for a long term.

“But anyway, there is no point in standing still, we have to carry on. From now on what is important is our upcoming matches against Greece and Sweden.”

Van Breukelen said he would be seeking a replacement after being ‘unpleasantly surprised’.

Advocaat’s latest spell with the Dutch side lasted just three friendlies in May and a training camp in Portugal.

As coach, he took the Netherlands to the World Cup in 1994 and the European Championship 10 years later. His last major job was as manager of Sunderland, where he resigned last October. (rtr)

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‘Phenomenal’ Ibrahimovic making immediate impact at United

MANCHESTER — Zlatan Ibrahimovic is garnering quite the fan club in the Manchester United canteen since his offseason move to Old Trafford.

United’s youngsters — Luke Shaw and Marcus Rashford among them — sit with the 34-year-old striker at meal times, looking to extract as much wisdom as they can from one of the superstars of world football.

Ibrahimovic’s influence is also showing on the field at his new club. He joined after four hugely successful seasons with Paris SaintGermain.

A goal from a bicycle kick four minutes into a friendly match in his first appearance in the famous red shirt. A late winner against Leicester in the Community Shield, the annual curtain-raiser for the English season at Wembley Stadium. And, on Sunday, a goal on his Premier League debut — a long-distance strike that garnished United’s 3-1 win at Bournemouth.

It’s becoming increasingly clear why Jose Mourinho was intent on making the Swede a key part of his first year at England’s biggest club.

“Forget that he is 34,” Mourinho said. “The body and the mentality is not of 34. He is at the top of his qualities.”

That’s something of a stretch — Ibrahimovic might have been at his best during spells in Italy with Inter and AC Milan and with PSG last season — but he is certainly going to be a valuable member of United’s squad if his start to the season is anything to go by.

Handed the No. 9 shirt worn last season by Anthony Martial, Ibrahimovic has displaced Rashford from the starting lineup and given United a different kind of presence up front to the pacey England international. His strike partnership with Wayne Rooney lacks pace but is certainly not lacking in technique, game intelligence and physicality.

There were signs, especially early in the second half, against Bournemouth of things clicking in United’s attack and there’s still Paul Pogba — the world’s most

expensive player — to come into the midfield.

Ibrahimovic has now scored on his debuts in the Italian, Spanish, French and English leagues, as well as in his first Champions League match. Mourinho said the striker will be “phenomenal” for United and the Premier League as a whole, and doesn’t understand how Ibrahimovic wasn’t able to break the dominance of Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi in voting for FIFA’s world player of the year.

“The Golden Ball was there but it was always going to two guys with a better political entourage,” Mourinho said to the BBC. “It’s incredible how this man (Ibrahimovic) never won the Golden Ball. But at this moment in his career, he wants to win the Premier League, not the Golden Ball.”

Ibrahimovic left a huge impression on French football, becoming one of the finest foreign players to have graced the French league.

He became PSG’s all-time leading scorer with 156 goals in 180 games, including a career-high 38

Canadian women’s soccer returns to Olympic semifinals

Canada is back in soccer’s medal round at the Olympics, and this time the team wants more. The Canadian women surprisingly reached the podium four years ago at the London Games, beating France 1-0 for the bronze medal. The Canadians again knocked off the higher-ranked French in the quarterfinals in Brazil, earning a semifinal match against Germany on Tuesday in Belo Horizonte.

Canada, ranked No. 10 in the world, has had a brilliant run in Brazil with wins in all four of its matches — three of which came against top-five teams.

“I’m super proud of every single player. We have this neversay-die attitude and defensively we’re not going to give up much, teams are going to have to work to break us down,” Canada captain Christine Sinclair said following the victory over France in Sao Paulo.

If Canada gets by No. 2 Germany for the second time in Brazil, the women will get a shot against either Sweden or Brazil in gold medal match in Rio de Janeiro on Friday.

With the victory over No. 3 France, the Canadians became the only team from London to return to the semifinals. The three-time defending champion United States was ousted by Sweden in the quarterfinals, Canada eliminated France, and Japan (silver) didn’t qualify for the tournament.

The Canadians are no doubt also seeking some redemption after the disappointing 4-3 overtime loss to the United States in the London semifinals.

Sinclair scored all three of

in the league and 50 overall last season. He also helped the club achieve back-to-back domestic trebles.

After scoring twice in his final PSG game, a 4-2 win against Marseille in the French Cup final, he said “I came, I saw, I conquered.”

It was a typically immodest statement. But Ibrahimovic was truly an inspirational figure for PSG, inspiring not only young players but most of the squad with his determination in training, the commitment he showed and his ferocious will to win.

Ibrahimovic’s influence at United is already being compared to that of Eric Cantona’s. Cantona was known as the “King” of Old Trafford and Ibrahimovic — a man never short of self-belief — said he will be a “god” there. For the moment, though, he is still adapting to life in England.

“It’s not easy,” he said. “Everything is new for me: my teammates, the club, the environment, new stadiums but slowly I get settled in, play my game and help the team win. We want to continue like that.” (ap)

Canada’s goals, but Abby Wambach nailed a penalty kick shortly after a questionable call — the Canadian goalkeeper was flagged with the rarely used call for time wasting — sending the match into extra time. Alex Morgan scored the game-winner.

Afterward, Sinclair commented on the officiating, eventually drawing a four-match suspension from international play.

Now 33, Sinclair has played well in Brazil with a pair of goals to move her into a tie with Brazil forward Marta for third on the career Olympic goal list with 10. Brazil’s Cristiane has the most with 14.

Also having a good tournament is Janine Beckie, who has three goals. Veteran Sophie Schmidt scored the only goal in the quarterfinal victory over France.

The Canadians will face a German team that very well could be looking for revenge after falling 2-1 to Canada in group play. Mellissa Tancredi scored both goals for Canada.

But the Germans nonetheless earned a spot in the semifinals with a 1-0 victory over China on Friday in Salvador.

Melanie Behringer scored the only goal for the reigning European champions.

Canada’s return to the semifinals also gives U.S. fans something to cheer for after the Americans lost on penalties to Sweden. It was the earliest U.S. exit ever in a major international tournament.

Many of the Canadians also play in the National Women’s Soccer League, or played college soccer in the United States. Sinclair, considered one of the best players in the world, won a pair of NCAA championships with the University of Portland and now plays for the NWSL’s Portland Thorns. Beckie plays for the Houston Dash and goalkeeper Stephanie Labbe plays for the Washington Spirit.

Nichelle Prince is a senior at Ohio State, while Ashley Lawrence and Kadeisha Buchanan play at West Virginia.

Jessie Fleming is an incoming freshman at UCLA. “I’m proud on what we’re showing,” Canada coach John Herdman said. “We’re on the medal rounds. We’re here, but we’re not done yet.” (ap)

Barca captain Iniesta to miss start of La Liga season

Reuters / John Sibley

Barcelona’s Lionel Messi gives the captain’s armband to Andres Iniesta

BARCELONA - Barcelona’s midfield maestro Andres Iniesta will be out for two weeks after sustaining a knee injury in Sunday’s 2-0 Spanish Super Cup first leg win at Sevilla.

The Barca captain was forced off in the 36th minute following a late challenge from Sevilla defender Mariano, barely 10 minutes after Jeremy Mathieu was substituted with a hamstring problem.

Barca said in a statement on Monday that Iniesta would be out for at least two weeks, missing Wednesday’s Super Cup second leg plus the first two La Liga games of the season at home to Real Betis on Saturday and at Athletic Bilbao the following weekend. Mathieu is set for three weeks on the sidelines.

New signing Lucas Digne, who made his debut when he replaced Mathieu on Sunday, could be line for a first competitive start on Wednesday after joining from Paris St Germain.

Denis Suarez is a possible stand-in for Iniesta in the second leg with Sevilla although coach Luis Enrique may also choose to opt for new signing Andre Gomes or Rafinha who missed most of last season with a serious knee injury. (rtr)

AP Photo/Nelson Antoine

Canada’s Janine Beckie, second from left, greets supporters as her and teammates celebrate after beating France in a quarter-final match of the women’s Olympic football tournament between Canada and France in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Friday Aug. 12, 2016. Canada’s won1-0 and went through to the semi-finals.

Action Images via Reuters / Andrew Couldridge

Manchester United’s Zlatan Ibrahimovic celebrates scoring their third goal

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Advocaat abruptly quits assistant job with Dutch team

AMSTERDAM - Dick Advocaat has quit as the assistant to Netherlands head coach Danny Blind just months after agreeing to take on the role, the Dutch football association (KNVB) said on Monday.

Former Netherlands manager Advocaat will be joining Fenerbahce in Turkey. His abrupt departure has elicited a cold response from the KNVB, Blind and Hans van Breukelen, the recently appointed technical director of Dutch football.

A brief KNVB statement said Advocaat had “indicated he is going to work somewhere else” and the 68-year-old has since told Dutch NOS radio he is going to Turkey.

“I am keen to work at such a big club in Turkey. At my age it is a fantastic challenge,” Advocaat said.

“I am shocked and disappointed,” said Blind, who had asked the experienced Advocaat to help him

as the team seek to overcome the disappointment of missing out on this year’s European Championship in France and focus on 2018 World Cup qualification.

“When I approached Dick last year to be assistant, he gave me the impression he wanted to do it for a long term.

“But anyway, there is no point in standing still, we have to carry on. From now on what is important is our upcoming matches against Greece and Sweden.”

Van Breukelen said he would be seeking a replacement after being ‘unpleasantly surprised’.

Advocaat’s latest spell with the Dutch side lasted just three friendlies in May and a training camp in Portugal.

As coach, he took the Netherlands to the World Cup in 1994 and the European Championship 10 years later. His last major job was as manager of Sunderland, where he resigned last October. (rtr)

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Beji Langon Temple BADUNG - Beji Langon Temple is situated at Kapal Village, Mengwi Subdistrict, Badung Regency. As a matter of fact, there are many Beji (springs) temples in Bali. Beji is identical to bathing place but not for general public. It is consecrated or made sacred by Hindu community because the natural water existing in the Beji area is taken advantage for the benefit of religious and traditional ceremonies.

Adjacent to the Beji Langon Temple can be found a number of showers taking out water (as seen on photo) used for bathing place by the surrounding community.

Its crystal clear water can be directly drunk without the necessity to boil. Allegedly, the Beji Langon was established in the eleventh century. The Beji situated about 10 km north of Denpasar is a tourist object

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at Kapal Village. Not long ago, Badung Government indeed had established several tourism villages such as the village of Kapal, Baha, Mengwi, Bongkasa and some others.

These villages keep a unique and attractive potential that are worth visiting by tourists. Beji Langon itself stretches in a cool environment with the backdrop of verdant trees remaining eternal within the vicinity of Penet River that is suitable for rafting. Its springs come from a natural cave beneath a rock cliff. Then, on the rock cliffs visitors can observe some reliefs and deity statues, while the greatest is the elephant statue (as seen on photo).

Those sculptures and relief remind us of the artistic reliefs found in Goa Gajah and Gunung Kawi tourist object. (IBP/net)

RIO DE JANEIRO - For 9.81 glorious seconds on Sunday all the ills that have dogged athletics were forgotten as Usain Bolt stormed to victory in the 100 metres final to become the first man to win three successive Olympic titles on the track.

Usain Bolt (JAM) of Jamaica celebrates winning the gold.

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The Jamaican trailed arch-rival Justin Gatlin, roundly booed by the Rio crowd for his doping past, until the 70 metre mark but then swept past the tightening American, finding time to pat his chest as he crossed the line a metre clear.

Gatlin, the 2004 champion who came into the race with the season’s fastest time of 9.80, took second in 9.89. Canada’s Andre de Grasse claimed bronze in 9.91 seconds - the same finishing order as in last year’s world championships.

Victory took Bolt a step closer to his goal of winning a historic “tripletriple” combination of gold in the 100m, 200m and the 4x100m relay in three consecutive Olympics.

“Stay tuned, two more to go,” Bolt said. “Somebody said I can become immortal. Two more medals to go and I can sign off. Immortal.

“It wasn’t perfect today but I got it done and I’m pretty proud of what I’ve achieved - nobody else has done it or even attempted it.”

Other than the 2011 world championships, when he was disqualified for a false start, Bolt has won every global championship individual sprint race since 2008.

That equates to five Olympic golds and seven in the world championships. Throw in two more Olympic and four world championship 4x100m relay golds and the world record in all three events and that is total and utter domination.

Already assured of his legendary status on the track, Bolt also added to his reputation as sport’s number-one crowd pleaser as he took a leisurely circuit of the stadium, posing for pictures and shaking a thousand hands before taking time to satisfy the demands of the world’s media. (rtr)

U.S. swimmer Lochte says gun held to forehead in taxi hold-up

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RIO DE JANEIRO - Armed robbers posing as police officers held a gun to the forehead of U.S. gold medallist swimmer Ryan Lochte in a taxi hold-up in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday, feeding concern over safety at the first Olympic Games in South America.

Lochte was returning to the Athletes’ Village from a party hosted by the French Games delegation, with swimming team mates Gunnar Bentz, Jack Conger and Jimmy Feigen, when armed men carrying police badges pulled them over.

The men told the swimmers to drop to the ground and demanded their money and belongings, Lochte said. When he refused, one of the men cocked a pistol and placed it against the swimmer’s head, and he then handed over his wallet.

“While it is true that my teammates and I were the victims of a robbery early Sunday morning, what is most important is that we are safe and unharmed,” Lochte said in a statement.

He said he was looking forward to returning to the United States and starting training with an eye to competing at the Tokyo Games in 2020.

The incident stoked worries over the safety of competitors and visitors to Rio,

which has a long history of violent crime, though Brazil’s sports minister insisted that athletes who remained on the Olympic site had experienced no problems.

“The security operation for these Games has been totally effective,” Leonardo Picciani told reporters. “No athlete has had problems in their place of residence, in training or in the Athletes’ Village.”

Police are investigating the incident and trying to locate the taxi driver involved, police sources said.

In addition to the swimmers, Swedish tourists were briefly abducted when they visited a slum, Portugal’s visiting education minister was robbed at knife point, bullets flew into the equestrian centre and a Games bus was attacked with stones.

Lochte thanked his friends, family and fans for their support after the unsettling incident.

“The guy pulled out his gun, he cocked it, put it to my forehead and he said, ‘Get down,’ and I put my hands up, I was like ‘whatever’,” he told NBC. “He took our money, he took my wallet - he left my cell phone, he left my credentials.”

Lochte’s mother said the swimmer was unharmed but shaken.

“I think they’re all shaken up. There

were a few of them,” Ileana Lochte told USA Today. “They just took their wallets and basically that was it.”

All four athletes are cooperating with authorities, U.S. Olympic Committee

spokesman Patrick Sandusky said.

Fellow American swimmers Ryan Murphy and Nathan Adrian told reporters that they felt security for the Games was adequate, despite the incident. (rtr)

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Turkish police search Istanbul courthouses, more officers detained

ISTANBUL - Turkish police raided offices at three Istanbul courthouses on Monday after detention warrants were issued for 173 judicial personnel as part of an investigation into last month’s failed coup attempt, the private Dogan news agency reported on Monday.

More than 35,000 people have been detained, of whom 17,000 have been placed under formal arrest, and tens of thousands more suspended since the July 15 putsch, which authorities blame on U.S.based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen and his followers.

President Tayyip Erdogan demands the United States extradite Gulen, and the purge is straining relations with Western allies who Turkish officials say appear more concerned by the crackdown than the failed coup that killed 240 people.

Police were searching the offices of personnel facing detention at the

main Istanbul Palace of Justice in the Caglayan district and two other court houses on the European side of the city, Dogan said.

The agency said police took some of those detained away from Caglayan for questioning at a police station. The homes of those being detained were also being searched, state-run Anadolu Agency reported.

In the crackdown since the abortive coup, more than 76,000 civil servants, judges and security force members have been suspended and nearly 5,000 dismissed, Prime Minister Binali Yildirim said on Saturday.

Western officials are concerned the purge will impact stability in the NATO member and a key partner in their war on Islamic State in neighbouring Iraq and Syria. Turkish officials say they are confronting an internal threat.

Amid the rising tension with the West, Turkey has sought to normalise relations with Russia, sparking fears that Erdogan and Russian President Vladimir Putin might use their rapprochement to exert pressure on Washington and the European Union and stir tensions within NATO. In keeping with Erdogan’s tough line on Gulen, Yildirim told local reporters there would be no compromise apart from “this chief terrorist coming to Turkey and being prosecuted,” according to Anadolu agency. (rtr)

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A municipality worker cleans as clothes hang to dry on a street in Istanbul, on Monday, Aug. 15, 2016. Turkey’s state-run news agency says police teams are conducting operations at three Istanbul courthouses as part of an investigation into the July 15 abortive coup.

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Gloria Munoz Fernandez, a 68-year-old pilgrim from Madrid, said, “If you believe in God you don’t need this sort of protection; however, for me it (the army) is a good protection, it helps you to be

more at ease.”

Nearly 300 extra forces were brought to Lourdes — including mobile intervention teams, soldiers, bomb squads, canine units — to help local forces, raising the overall security presence to over 500.

The Catholic Church has recognized dozens of miracles at Lourdes since villager Bernadette

Soubirous, gathering stones in the grotto in 1858, said she had visions of Mary.

Among those leading ceremonies at the Lourdes festivities is Cardinal Philippe Barbarin, a top French church official who faced accusations this year of covering up for pedophile priests. He denies wrongdoing. (ap)

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At the front entrance of the Al-Furqan Jame Masjid mosque in the Ozone Park section of Queens, a police sketch of a suspect believed to have shot the mosque’s Imam is handed out by members of the mosque Sunday, Aug. 14, 2016, a day after 55-year-old Imam Maulama Akonjee and his 64-year-old associate, Thara Uddin, were shot in the back of the head after they left the mosque following afternoon prayers Saturday.

Gunman sought in killing of New York Muslim cleric, associate

NEW YORK - New York City police searched on Sunday for a gunman who killed a Muslim cleric and his associate as they left prayers at a mosque in the borough of Queens on Saturday, a crime that sowed fear and sadness in their Bangladeshi community.

A possible suspect had been detained and was being questioned, but has not been charged, NBC News reported early on Monday, citing unnamed sources. A police spokesman could not confirm the report.

Police had yet to establish a motive and said there was no evidence the men were targeted because of their faith, but nothing was being ruled out. Residents demanded authorities treat the brazen daylight shooting as a hate crime.

The gunman approached the men from behind and shot both in the head at close range about 1:50 p.m. (1750 GMT) in the Ozone Park neighborhood of Queens, one of the city’s five boroughs, police said in a statement.

The victims, identified as Imam Maulama Akonjee, 55, and Thara Uddin, 64, were wearing religious garb, police said. Police found them bleeding in the street and took them to a hospital where they were pronounced dead.

“While we do not yet know the motivation for the murders of

Maulama Akonjee and Thara Uddin, we do know that our Muslim communities are in the perpetual crosshairs of bigotry,” New York Mayor Bill de Blasio said in a statement. “Rest assured that our NYPD will bring this killer to justice.”

The men were attacked about two blocks from the Al-Furqan Jame Mosque where they had just left afternoon prayers. Ozone Park, a diverse, largely working-class area, is home to a growing number of Muslims of Bangladeshi heritage.

Millat Uddin, 57, an Ozone Park resident not related to the imam’s associate, said both men were born in Bangladesh. He said he was close to Akonjee, describing him as a “docile, calm” father of seven who was beloved in the neighborhood.

“What matters most is harmless people have been shot dead, regardless of whether this was a hate crime,” he said. “Our community’s heart is broken.”

Akonjee was carrying $1,000 with him at the time of the attack but the money was not taken, the New York Times reported.

“I have never felt this kind of tension,” said Nizam Uddin, 57, a taxi driver who said he knew both the cleric and his associate. He also was not related to the associate. (rtr)

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Indonesia Today An employee uses her mobile phone to take photos of a Garuda Indonesia jetliner on the first day of operation of the new terminal of SoekarnoHatta International Airport in Tangerang in the outskirt of Jakarta, Indonesia, early Tuesday, Aug. 9, 2016.

UK firms cautious on jobs, house prices down after Brexit vote

LONDON - British employers have turned more cautious about hiring and the price of homes for sale fell by the most since late 2015, according to surveys that added to signs the economy has stumbled since the Brexit referendum.

But shoppers seem to have brushed off the shock of the June vote to leave the European Union, another survey showed, suggesting consumer spending will soften the hit.

Many economists believe Britain is heading for a recession followed by years of slow growth because of uncertainty about its future trading relationship with the EU. Earlier this month, the Bank of England cut interest rates and took other measures to soften the impact of Brexit, which it believes will push up the unemployment rate sharply.

One of Monday’s surveys showed the proportion of employers expecting to increase staffing over the next three months dropped from 40 percent before the vote to 36 percent after it.

The CIPD, a human resources group, and staffing firm Adecco Group UK & Ireland, also said one in five employers expected to reduce investment in training and skills as a result of Brexit, which will push up the cost of imports because of the fall in the value of the pound.

Seven percent planned to invest more.

“While many businesses are treating the immediate post-Brexit period as ‘business as usual’ and hiring intentions overall still remain positive, there are signs that some organisations, particularly in the private sector, are preparing to batten down the hatches,” CIPD acting chief economist Ian Brinkley said.

Also on Monday, property website Rightmove said asking prices of homes for sale in England and Wales fell in August by the most since November, as post-Brexit uncertainty added to the usual summer lull. The biggest drop was in London, where asking prices fell by 2.6 percent from July.

But there were fresh signs that Britain’s consumers, who helped propel the economy between 2013 and this year, were taking the referendum result in their stride. The number of shoppers on high streets rose slightly in July compared with a year ago, retail data firm Springboard and the British Retail Consortium said.

Last week, a separate BRC survey showed spending in shops rose in July at the fastest pace in six months, despite a plunge in consumer confidence.

Official retail sales figures for July are due on Thursday, giving one of the first comprehensive signals of how the economy is faring after the vote.(rtr)

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Women in Kimono holding an umbrella walk on a street at Ginza shopping district in Tokyo, Japan, March 31, 2016.

Japan’s economy stalls in April-June, casts doubts on Abe’s policies

TOKYO - Japan’s economic growth ground to a halt in April-June as weak exports and shaky domestic demand prompted companies to cut spending, putting fresh pressure on premier Shinzo Abe to come up with policies that will produce more sustainable growth.

The weak reading underscores the challenges policymakers face in ending two decades of crippling deflation, as an initial boost from Abe’s stimulus programmes, dubbed “Abenomics”, appears to be quickly fading.

The world’s third-largest economy expanded by an annualised 0.2 percent in the second quarter, less than the 0.7 percent increase markets had expected and a sharp slowdown from a revised 2.0 percent increase in January-March, Cabinet Office data showed on Monday.

“Overall it looks like the economy is stagnating. Consumer spending is weak, and the reason is low wage gains. There is a lot of uncertainty about overseas economies, and this is holding back capital expenditure,” said Norio Miyagawa, senior economist at Mizuho Securities.

“The government has already announced a big stimulus package, so the next question is how the Bank of Japan will respond after its comprehensive policy review, which is sure to lead to a delay in its price target.”

HOUSING INVESTMENT BOOMS On a quarter-on-quarter basis, gross domestic product showed no growth in AprilJune, compared with market expectations for a 0.2 percent rise. Private consumption, which accounts for roughly 60 percent of GDP, rose 0.2 percent, slowing from a 0.7 percent increase in the previous quarter.

Capital expenditure declined 0.4 percent after a 0.7 percent drop in the first quarter, suggesting that uncertainty over the global economic outlook and weak domestic markets are keeping firms from boosting spending.

Overseas demand shaved 0.3 percentage point off GDP, subtracting from growth for the first time in four quarters and underscoring the pain that stubbornly weak global demand is inflicting on the export-reliant economy.

“The breakdown of the data shows that gains in consumer spending lacked strength and exports fell a lot,” Finance Minister Taro Aso told reporters, adding the government will pursue structural reforms to address low potential growth.

In a glimmer of hope, housing investment jumped 5.0 percent, the fastest rise since 2011, due in part to the BOJ’s ultraloose monetary policy that has pushed down mortgage rates, a Cabinet Office official told reporters.

Abe’s cabinet this month announced an economic package with 13.5 trillion yen ($133 billion) in fiscal measures, hoping it would help the economy deflect external headwinds and sustain a moderate recovery.

But the plan will take time to pay dividends and sceptics say there is not enough new spending. The BOJ also expanded stimulus last month via a modest increase in purchases of risky assets, and it remains under pressure to do more in September, when it conducts a thorough assessment of the effects of its stimulus programme.

With prices still sliding despite three years of massive asset buying, the Bank of Japan’s policy review could put up for debate its target for expanding base money, sources say, which could mark an overhaul of its existing policy framework.

But the central bank has already gobbled up a third of Japan’s government bond market, and some analysts doubt whether printing money more aggressively would spur growth or accelerate inflation to its long-elusive 2 percent target.(rtr)

New Jakarta airport terminal flooded just days after opening

JAKARTA — The operator of the Indonesian capital’s main airport has apologized to passengers for flooding at its brand new terminal after rains overcame drainage pipes and inundated the arrivals area on Sunday.

The $560 million terminal opened last week to domestic flights by national carrier Garuda but has been plagued by complaints about its lack of readiness.

The airport operator and government hope the new terminal, and a third runway that is under development, will relieve over-crowding at

Soekarno-Hatta airport and make Jakarta a rival to Singapore and Bangkok for international stopovers in Southeast Asia.

PT Angkasa Pura II, the airport operator, said it brought the flooding under control within an hour and is investigating the cause. Local media said drains might have been clogged

by construction debris.

The company plans for other airlines to gradually move their flights to the terminal and it plans to start refurbishing two old terminals, built in 1984 and 1992, later this year.

Soekarno-Hatta airport will be able to handle 62 million passengers a year once the renovated terminals are fully operational again in early 2018.

The airport handled about 54 million passengers last year, making it the 18th busiest in the world, according to Airports Council International.(ap)

ASEAN should always work for benefit of its people: Minister JAKARTA - The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) should always work for the benefit of the people of each member country, Indonesian Foreign Affairs Minister Retno Marsudi stated on the 49th ASEAN Anniversary here, Monday.

“We remind all member states that whatever ASEAN will do in the future, it must be close to its people, as it is the people who will function as the beneficiaries of the ASEAN,” Minister Marsudi noted after delivering her remarks at the ASEAN Secretariat in Jakarta.

In terms of the concrete benefits for the people, Minister Marsudi pointed out that the ASEAN economic integrity should serve as an inclusive platform, particularly for the small and

medium enterprises, which are mostly owned by companies operating at the household level.

Economic integration is part of the ASEAN Vision 2020 along with the ASEAN community that was started at the end of 2015 and the ASEAN Political-Security Community.

Moreover, one of the main purposes of establishing the ASEAN on August 8, 1967, was to accelerate economic growth, social progress, and cultural development in the region through joint endeavors in the spirit of equality and partnership.

Minister Marsudi remarked that the ASEAN was established in order to strengthen the foundation for a prosperous and peaceful community

of Southeast Asian nations. “Hence, there must be no distance between ASEAN countries and its people,” she emphasized.

In her keynote speech at the 49th ASEAN Anniversary or popularly known as the “ASEAN Day,” Minister Marsudi also highlighted the importance of strengthening ASEAN unity and centrality as the region is facing increasing dynamic and complex challenges at the regional and global levels.

“ASEAN is our home that should be nurtured and taken care of. Hence, each member country has the responsibility of taking care of it in order to create and maintain peace and stability in the region,” Minister Marsudi added.(ant)

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Mild earthquake jolts SW Maluku AMBON - An earthquake measuring 5.1 on the Richter Scale jolted Southwest Maluku District, Maluku Province, on Sunday at 11:18 a.m. local time.

The quakes epicenter was located at 6.40 degree southern latitude and 127.10 degree eastern longitude, at a depth of 10 km below sea level, and some 175 km northeast of Southwest Maluku District, according to information from the Ambon meteorology and geophysics office.

Maluku is prone to earthquakes and tsunamis as it lies on the convergence point of three of the regions major tectonic plates - Pacific, Indo Australia, and Eurasia.(ant)

Bank of indonesia scrutinizes payment systems to monitor drug transactions

JAKARTA - Bank of Indonesia has confirmed it will keep an eye on payment systems, along with their supporting institutions, to prevent the flow of funds originating from illegal drug transactions.

“We call on all financial institutions to establish coordination in line with the efforts to eradicate drug abuse, while we conduct further studies centered around preventing various forms of drug transactions,” Bank of Indonesia Governor Agus Martowardojo stated after the signing of a memorandum of understanding with the National Drug Agency in Jakarta, Monday.

As an initial step, the bank will require supporting industries, including banks and other financial service institutions, to play a more active role in reminding the public to not use illegal drugs.

Martowardojo noted that financial and payment system companies need to implement the “Know Your Customer” principle, through which institutions can mitigate and protect payment systems from illegal drug transactions.

“We urge the establishments to place warnings on their ATM machines, which will remind the users to not conduct transactions for illegal drugs. We will also supervise money changers to ensure that they too are implementing the Know Your Customer principle, as drug abuse is a major crime,” he reiterated.

The banks governor affirmed that his office will intensify surveillance operations internally to cover all employees and institutions under the Central Bank to avoid drug abuse in the establishment.

“This is the countrys priority effort, which is in line with the presidents stance that drug abuse is an extraordinary crime.

Through this memorandum of understanding, we will hold discussions with the Drug Agency on eradication and prevention measures,” he remarked.

The National Drug Agencys Chief Commissioner Budi Waseso lauded the Central Banks support in facing drug threats in Indonesia. “The banks role, as the supervisor of payment systems, is imperative, considering the high number of drug transactions carried out through banking systems,” he stated.

The memorandum contains four forms of cooperation, one of them being the dissemination of information and campaigns to prevent the misuse and illegal circulation of drugs in the premises of the Bank of Indonesia.

The second focuses on conducting drug tests on the employees of the Central Bank. The third form of cooperation encompasses enhancing the competency and capacity of human resources in order to prevent the misuse and circulation of illegal drugs and its precursors, along with the dissemination of information regarding the Central Bank through training programs conducted by each establishment.

Lastly, it is the Bank of Indonesias role to function as an advocate for the anti-drugs movement. The banks cooperation with the National Drug Agency is hoped to contribute significantly towards handling the threat of illegal drugs in the country.(ap)

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Stem cells can cure 70 kinds of diseases DENPASAR - Science and technology in medicine are growing at all times. Medical technology like stem cells, for instance, discovered in 1989 is claimed to have the ability to cure 70 diseases. Various parties such as healthcare providers have come in droves to apply stem cell treatment.

Prof. Dr. K Sukardika, a clinical microbiology specialist, said that the chances of stem cell treatment in Bali can rapidly expand considering that several hospitals in Jakarta and Surabaya, the treatment have applied it.

“It is not impossible if this also rapidly develops in Bali, but it needs good human resources that are well educated and sent to study overseas, highly dedicated and highly committed,” he said, Saturday (Aug. 13).

According to him, with the commitment of all parties and good human resources, the stem cells method can develop rapidly in Bali and Bali will definitely be able to be the Island of Stem Cells. “It must be supported by capital owner and good human resources as well as everyone work together and work hard to apply the stem cell method,” he said.

In Guangzhou, China, the method has been applied on a massive scale and proved to have been able to cure chronic diseases. The recovery rate of patient with intermediate to late stadium reached 90 percent. This was revealed by GM of St. Stamford Modern Cancer Hospital Guangzhou. “In Guangzhou, patient’s failed pancreas has been taken and then injected into DM patients. The result is significant, while we just learned it,” he said.

In addition to chronic diseases such as diabetes, cancer and cirrhosis of the liver, the stem cells can also help erection and the growth of white hair turn black again. No wonder the stem cells are also called miraculous cells. Moreover, the Bali Mandara Hospital will also apply this stem cell method as a featured service in addition to the integrated cancer and elderly program. It will use young cells extracted from a specific body part or organ. (kmb42)

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South Korea expresses regret as Japan leaders pay tribute to wartime shrine

TOKYO - South Korea expressed deep regret and China’s state-run news agency called on Tokyo to repent its wartime past on Monday after dozens of Japanese lawmakers visited a shrine for war dead, which Seoul and Beijing see as a symbol of Tokyo’s wartime militarism, on the anniversary of Japan’s World War Two defeat.

The bomb squad of Bali Police Mobile Brigade was brought in to the location to handle the case.

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Suspected of containing bomb, black bag causes an uproar in Ubud

GIANYAR - Ubud residents were shaken by the finding of mysterious bag in the bushes located at the alley leading to the Babi Guling Ibu Oka Restaurant on Jalan Tegal Sari, Ubud, Sunday (Aug. 14). The finding of the black bag feared to contain bomb was subsequently reported to Ubud Police. Finally, the bomb squad of Bali Police Mobile Brigade was brought in to the location to handle the case.

As the information compiled, the mysterious bag was first found

by Tjokorda Dalem Gede Darma Wijaya, 28, on Sunday afternoon around 11:30. At that time, this man from Puri Saren Kangin Baleran, Ubud, found the bag in the bushes at the alley leading to the Babi Guling Ibu Oka Restaurant.

The finding had been questioned to Gusti Ngurah Astina, a parking

attendant at the restaurant. Unfortunately, the 29-year old man did not know anything about it. Alarmed by the mysterious bag suspected of containing a bomb, the finding was eventually reported to police authority. Ubud Police officer receiving the report immediately secured the scene by installing a police line.

Chief of Gianyar Police, Waluya,

when encountered at the scene said that after receiving the report he immediately made coordination with the Bali Police Mobile Brigade.

“According to the SOP, the mysterious finding like this should be handled by mobile brigade because it has complete device, specifically the device used to deal with this kind of finding,” he said.

Around 15:00, the bomb squad of the Bali Police Mobile Brigade arrived at the scene. By wearing a full anti-bomb uniform, two officers subsequently conducted an examination against the black backpack.

After examined with a detector, the officers made sure if there are no explosive substances in the suspicious bag.

“After made sure there are no elements of bombs, the bag is not immediately opened, but secured in advance and then taken to the Ubud Police station,” said the police chief.

When opened at the Ubud police station, in fact the bag only contained an umbrella, sunglasses, shorts, tissue, black lady waist bag, a mineral water, dolls, candy and a single sheet of Sanur map. So, provisionally the bag is alleged to belong to a traveler. The police chief stated there is no identity card of the bag owner found. “It just contains the belongings of the traveler. No identity card is found. Now, we are still checking the report on lost bags,” he said. (kmb35)

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe sent a ritual offering but did not go to the Yasukuni Shrine. Visits to the shrine outrage Beijing and Seoul because it honours 14 Japanese leaders convicted by an Allied tribunal as war criminals, along with war dead.

Ties between China and Japan, Asia’s two largest economies, have been strained in recent days after a growing number of government ships sailed near disputed East China Sea islets.

Territory disputes and historical issues also periodically chill relations between Japan and South Korea. “(We) express deep concern and regret that responsible political leaders ... are again paying tribute to the Yasukuni Shrine that glorifies the history of the war of aggression,” South Korea’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement. China’s Xinhua news agency urged Japan to repent its wartime past or risk steering the country down a dangerous path.

“It’s in the interests of both Japan and its neighbouring countries for the former military power to truly reflect upon its past wrongs,” Xinhua said in a commentary.

Abe has not visited the shrine in

person since December 2013, sending ritual offerings instead.

“He told me to come and my visit was out of respect to those who gave their lives for the country,” said Yasutoshi Nishimura, an aide in Abe’s Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), who gave the offering in Abe’s name as LDP president rather than premier. New Defence Minister Tomomi Inada, who has been accused

by China of recklessly misrepresenting history after she declined to say whether Japanese troops massacred civilians in China during World War Two, was visiting troops in Djibouti and unable able to go to the shrine as she has in the past.

Emperor Akihito, at a ceremony honouring victims of the war, expressed “deep remorse” over the conflict fought in the name of his father, Hirohito. He first used the phrase at the memorial service last year - the 70th anniversary of the war’s end - in what some saw it as a subtle rebuke to Abe, who favours a less apologetic tone.

“Reflecting on our past with a feeling of deep remorse, I earnestly hope the REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon ravages of war will never be repeated,” said Akihito, 82. The emperor hinted in A group of lawmakers sip sake as a ritual after offering prayers at Yasukuni Shrine on a rare video address last week at wanting the anniversary of Japan’s surrender in World War Two in Tokyo, Japan, August 15, to abdicate in a few years. (rtr) 2016.

Thailand avoids linking bloody insurgency to tourist site blasts BANGKOK - Within hours of last week’s deadly bomb and arson attacks in Thailand, police and senior officials publicly ruled out any link to foreign militants and insisted the perpetrators, as yet unidentified, were homegrown.

But they also doubted the involvement of Thailand’s most violent homegrown militants: the Malay-Muslim insurgents fighting a bloody separatist war in the country’s three southernmost provinces, where similar bombings are grimly routine.

The official denial was unsurprising, said security experts. Admitting that southern insurgents could be involved in last week’s attacks would have serious economic and security implications for Thailand.

No group has yet claimed responsibility for the wave of bombings on Thursday and Friday that killed four people and wounded dozens, including foreign tourists.

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But some security experts have noted that southern insurgent groups have a track record for carrying out coordinated bombing attacks.

Since 2004, a low-intensity but brutal war between government troops and insurgents has killed more than 6,500 people in the southern provinces of Yala, Pattani and Narathiwat that border Malaysia.

Most people there are ethnic Malay Muslims, who for decades have chafed under the rule of Buddhist-dominated governments in faraway Bangkok.

Last week’s attacks had “nothing to do with the southern insurgency,” Colonel Yuthanam Phetmuang, a spokesman for the military’s Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC) told Reuters.

Yuthanam denied the police were too quick to reach this conclusion, insisting it was based on “evidence collected and experience”. He declined to elaborate further. (rtr)

Thailand’s Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Prawit Wongsuwan (C) speaks during a news conference after a National Security Council meeting as Thailand’s national police chief Jakthip Chaijinda (R) and The Commanderin-Chief of the Royal Thai Army, Teerachai Nakwanich listen at Government House in Bangkok, Thailand, August 15, 2016.

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Irrigation channels in Badung use precast concrete

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A two-meter-long Greenland shark female is seen in the waters off southwestern Greenland, in this undated handout picture from Julius Nielsen.

Long in the tooth: the Greenland shark may live four centuries

WASHINGTON - The Greenland shark, a big and slowmoving deep-ocean predator that prowls the frigid waters of the Arctic and North Atlantic, can claim the distinction of being the planet’s longest-living vertebrate, with a lifespan perhaps reaching about 400 years.

Its extremely sluggish growth rate, about four-tenths of a inch (1 cm) per year, had already tipped off scientists that it lived a very long time, and research published on Thursday calculated the Greenland shark’s lifespan for the first time.

Danish marine biologist Julius

Nielsen said radiocarbon dating that analyzed the shark’s eye lens found that the oldest of 28 sharks studied was likely about 392 years old, with 95 percent certainty of an age range between 272 and 512 years.

Females astoundingly did not reach sexual maturation until they

were at least 134 years old, Nielsen said.

The Greenland shark, up to about 18 feet (5.5 meters) long, is among the largest carnivorous sharks.

Nielsen, a University of Copenhagen doctoral student who led the study published in the journal Science, said the findings should bring this shark much-deserved respect.

“This species is completely overlooked, and only a few scientists in the world are working with

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this species,” Nielsen said.

“Our findings show that even though the uncertainty is great that they should be considered the oldest vertebrate animal in the world,” Nielsen added.

Nielsen said the vertebrate with the longest-known lifespan until now was the bowhead whale, topping 200 years.

Greenland sharks have a plump elongated body, round nose, relatively small dorsal fin, sandpaperlike skin and gray or blackish-

brown coloration. They are slow swimmers and are nearly blind, but are capable hunters, eating fish, marine mammals and carrion.

They are known to be relatively abundant throughout the North Atlantic and Arctic, particularly from eastern Canada to western Russia.

They occasionally are spotted by deep-sea robotic submarines at latitudes further south, such as in the Gulf of Mexico. They have been observed in depths down to 1.4 miles (2.2 km). (rtr)

MANGUPURA - Currently, the irrigation development in the Badung district no longer takes advantage of river stone, but the precast concrete. The product known as L-shaped precast concrete is claimed to have long durability up to 50 years.

The Head of the Badung Highways and Irrigation Agency, I.B. Surya Suamba, said that the use of precast concrete replaces the river stone conventional installation method having many weaknesses.

“The quality of material is assured and uniformed because it is made through manufacturing process,” said Surya Suamba, Sunday (Aug. 14).

Other than quality of the material, he said the installation process can be carried out more quickly and does not need to close the irrigation channel, so as not to disturb the process of agricultural production. “In the fiscal year 2016, it is financed through the Badung regional budget and special allocation fund (DAK),” he said.

He said that a number of irrigation channels have utilized the new method. The use of precast L-gutter has a total length of 8,199.8 meters and 1,569 meters of tunnel. The irrigation channels getting the project include the Subak Ketapang with the budget of IDR 1.2 billion more along 503 meters; Subak Mambal at Mambal village gets IDR 2.6 billion over along 986.23 meters; and Subak Pekandean Munduk Gaduh and Munduk Karang at Angantaka village gets IDR 724.1 million along 292 meters.

Then, Subak Munduk Taman at Munduk Delod Sema gets the budget of IDR 751.4 million along 100 meters, Subak Batu Lantang with the budget of IDR 7.2 billion over for precast L-gutter along 150 meters and tunnel along 300 meters. Subak Tirta Amerta Bukian

gets the fund of IDR 1.6 billion for precast tunnel along 183 meters, Subak Pangsut Sari gets IDR 2.5 billion for precast tunnel along 125 meters and Subak Sandakan gets IDR 9.9 billion for precast tunnel along 961 meters. Subak Delod Sema, Subak Batan Wani and flood prevention revetment at Sading village get the fund of IDR 7.2 billion for L-gutter along 770.50 meters, Subak Tungkub Mengwi gets IDR 10.3 billion with the length of 3,959 meters and Subak Legana at Buduk village gets IDR 1.7 billion with the length of 153.8 meters.

Subak Tungkub Lanyah gets IDR 2.4 billion over with the length of 450 meters; Subak Munggu, Subak Cemagi Let and Subak Cemagi Anyar get IDR 3.9 billion with the length of 300 meters.

In the meantime, the subak organizations getting the fund sourcing from special allocation fund are the Subak Ulun Uma with the fund of IDR 1.8 billion along 175 meters, Subak Dukun for tertiary channel gets the budget IDR 1.3 billion along 100 meters, Subak Taman with the budget of IDR 775 million for tertiary channel along 50 meters, Subak Segempel gets IDR 1.1 billion for tertiary channel along approximately 84 meters, Subak Buangga and Subak Bergiding gets IDR 2.6 billion for tertiary channel along 504 meters.

Then, irrigation channel rehabilitation project is given to Subak Cangi with the budget of IDR 1.9 billion for tertiary channel along 150 meters and the last rehabilitation is made at Subak Tirtayasa for tertiary channel with the budget of IDR 1.4 billion along 300 meters.

“Gradually the irrigation channel remaining to use river stone structure will be replaced with this method.

Other than much stronger, the maintenance of the new method is also easier,” he concluded. (kmb27)

Rare tarantulas hatch at British zoo

200 Rare and Unusual Montserrat Tarantulas Hatch at Chester Zoo

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LONDON - A clutch of around 200 rare Montserrat tarantulas have successfully hatched at a British zoo in what keepers hailed on Friday as a first in breeding such spiders.

“Invertebrate keepers at the zoo are the first in the world to successfully breed the Montserrat tarantulas, marking a crucial step towards discovering more about the mysterious species,” Chester Zoo said in a statement.

Little is known about the spiders, which are native to the Montserrat island in the Caribbean. Experts had observed the adult tarantulas for three years and now hope to uncover more about the species. (rtr)

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Violence cases afflicted children in Buleleng are high. The cases are dominated by sexual abuse and so far they have occurred for six times.

Violence against children in Buleleng high Dominated by sexual abuse

SINGARAJA - Violence cases afflicted children in Buleleng are high. The cases are dominated by sexual abuse and so far they have occurred for six times. In addition, the case of child neglect is also quite high in the region. Of the few emerging cases, the main trigger of children becoming the victims of physical violence is the lack of attention given by family and the impact of development of information technology. Moreover, the perpetrators mostly come from the closest people to the victims’ environment.

This was expressed by Chairman of the Quick Response Team for Child Protection of Indonesia (TRC-PAI), Ida Ayu Alit Rahmadewi, amid the dissemination to stop child abuse and health campaign at Sangket meeting hall, Sukasada village, Sunday (Aug. 14). This event also introduced the Sangket diaspora association (P2S) appointed to be the coordinator of the TRC-PAI Bali in Buleleng. The event was attended by hundreds of students and general public in the area of Sangket hamlet.

Furthermore, Rahmadewi said that violence against children has become a serious problem requiring the participation of all parties to provide protection for children from physical and psychological harm. Moreover, lately the violence against children was committed in group by the perpetrators. Without prevention by increasing the awareness of parents and the nearest people in the family environment,

probably other cases of child abuse will appear. On that account, the TRC-PAI Bali established a coordinator in Buleleng to provide dissemination and sensitize the public role in supervising children so as not to become a victim.

“Now, the perpetrators are no longer committing the abuse alone but in group so that it greatly threatens the safety of children. Of the cases occurred, the perpetrators are closest people. To prevent this from happening, the awareness is very much required to jointly supervise the behavior of children,” she said.

On the other hand, Rahmadewi said that the TRC-PAI Bali is not only focused to sensitize the public so as to be concerned with the safety of children, but also to intensely provide assistance in the form of legal process and return the mental and psychological condition of the victims and perpetrators. In addition, her institution also intensively monitors the children having

been vaccinated. This deals with the circulation of fake vaccines in several regions in Indonesia. To that end, through this health campaign, the institution will observe the development of children having received the vaccine.

“Thus, we perform health campaign by involving volunteers to monitor whether there is any impact on the fake vaccines. When finding the case, we will pass through the post we have opened at the TRCPAI Bali,” she said.

In the meantime, Chairman of the P2S, Made Sumarma, said that the health campaign and dissemination on child abuse is the first measure after he was appointed the coordinator of the TRC-PAI Bali in Buleleng. In addition, the activity involving several communities at Sangket poses the concern of the P2S in the health and social field as well as help disadvantaged school children. So far, the assistance for poor students has been submitted with the P2S membership fees and distribute donation of philanthropists living outside the area.

“Everything we do is purely a form of our participation living in diaspora. Specifically for child abuse, having been appointed as the coordinator, we will disseminate and jointly prevent the next violence from happening,” he said. (kmb38)

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Furthermore, Rahmadewi said that violence against children has become a serious problem requiring the participation of all parties to provide protection for children from physical and psychological harm. Moreover, lately the violence against children was committed in group by the perpetrators. Without prevention by increasing the awareness of parents and the nearest people in the family environment, probably other cases of child abuse will appear. On that account, the TRC-PAI Bali established a coordinator in Buleleng to provide dissemination and sensitize the public role in supervising children so as not to become a victim.

“Now, the perpetrators are no longer committing the abuse alone but in group so that it greatly threatens the safety of children. Of the cases occurred, the perpetrators

are closest people. To prevent this from happening, the awareness is very much required to jointly supervise the behavior of children,” she said.

On the other hand, Rahmadewi said that the TRC-PAI Bali is not only focused to sensitize the public so as to be concerned with the safety of children, but also to intensely provide assistance in the form of legal process and return the mental and psychological condition of the victims and perpetrators. In addition, her institution also intensively monitors the children having been vaccinated. This deals with the circulation of fake vaccines in several regions in Indonesia. To that end, through this health campaign, the institution will observe the development of children having received the vaccine.

“Thus, we perform health campaign by involving volunteers to monitor whether there is any impact on the fake vaccines. When

finding the case, we will pass through the post we have opened at the TRC-PAI Bali,” she said.

In the meantime, Chairman of the P2S, Made Sumarma, said that the health campaign and dissemination on child abuse is the first measure after he was appointed the coordinator of the TRC-PAI Bali in Buleleng. In addition, the activity involving several communities at Sangket poses the concern of the P2S in the health and social field as well as help disadvantaged school children. So far, the assistance for poor students has been submitted with the P2S membership fees and distribute donation of philanthropists living outside the area.

“Everything we do is purely a form of our participation living in diaspora. Specifically for child abuse, having been appointed as the coordinator, we will disseminate and jointly prevent the next violence from happening,” he said. (kmb38)

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TABANAN - To instill the love to local culture including the language, in this case Balinese language, the Kesiut village, Kerambitan, held a competition of inscribing Balinese scripts followed by primary school children. implementation of various competitions is certainly very good to unite the hamlet residents. He encouraged the village youth club to organize competitions with the theme of culture especially for the kids so that they can love their culture and keep it since early age. He hoped the event can continuously be implemented in the future.

Other than at Kesiut village, celebration of the Independence is also organized by Timpag village, Kerambitan. Headman of Timpag village, I Gusti Sukewahana, explained that in addition to sport competitions, he also organizes a seminar on people’s business loan (KUR) and health.

Regarding the KUR, he gave information to the public about the procedures to apply for it as well as the risk in case the customers cannot pay it off.

According to Sukewahana, at Timpag village many residents have enjoyed the ease of KUR mainly to develop livestock business. “According to the financial institution, in terms of smoothness of credit

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Inscribing Balinese scripts to instill love to Balinese language

Chief of the Kesiut village youth, I Gusti Komang Arya Puja Antara, said on Sunday (Aug. 14) the competition held in a series of the 71st celebration of the Independence Day of the RI has been held twice. It is meant to generate a sense of belonging to Balinese language, and the literacy of inscribing it must be known. “The competition is also held to grow the love to Balinese language from an early age,” he said.

Participants of inscribing Balinese script amounted to 20 students. This number increased when compared to the participants involved in the previous year only reaching 10 students.

This activity certainly showed the interest in the younger generation to preserve and love Balinese culture. The endeavor is not only implemented through inscribing Balinese scripts but also through Balinese poetry, the making of canang oblation and braiding green coconut leaf or klangsah.

Headman of Kesiut, I Gusti Putu Purwa Adnyana, said that the

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LOS ANGELES - “Suicide Squad” topped foreign box office charts for a second consecutive week.

The super villain adventure picked up $58.7 million from 15,600 screens across 62 territories, pushing its global gross to $465.4 million. That’s a big haul, but Warner Bros. spent lavishly on the film, shelling out $175 million to produce the movie and north of $100 million to market it. It needs to be one of the year’s biggest hits for the studio to turn a profit. To that end, the film is fighting bad reviews and poor word-of-mouth as it tries to keep bringing in crowds. It also has been denied an entry into China, depriving it of as much as $100 million in revenue from the world’s second biggest market for film.

“Suicide Squad” opened in Argentina and Italy over the weekend, picking up $2.5 million and $2.2 million, respectively. Among holdover territories, the film nabbed $6.7 million in Brazil, $5.5 million in the United Kingdom, $4.4 million in Australia, $4.3 million in Mexico, and $4.3 million in Russia. Domestically, the film slid a painful 67% in its second weekend, earning $43.8 million.

In second place, Illumination Entertainment and Universal’s “The Secret Life of Pets” racked up $40 million from 48 territories. The animated hit centers on what animals do while their masters are at work, and has made $592.6 million globally on a $75 million budget. It opened in first place in Japan this weekend with $10 million. After its second week of release in China, “The Secret Life of Pets” has generated $49.1 million.

“Line Walker,” a Hong Kong-Chinese crime film, REUTERS/Andrew Kelly took third place, earning $26 million. Universal’s Actor Joel Kinnaman and his wife Cleo Wat- “Jason Bourne” picked up $18.6 million from 60 tenstrom attend the world premiere of “Suicide foreign territories, bringing its global gross to $246.2 Squad” in Manhattan, New York, U.S., August 1, million. “Love 020,” another Chinese release, rounded out the top five, earning $17.5 million. (rtr) 2016.

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SINGARAJA - Violence cases afflicted children in Buleleng are high. The cases are dominated by sexual abuse and so far they have occurred for six times. In addition, the case of child neglect is also quite high in the region. Of the few emerging cases, the main trigger of children becoming the victims of physical violence is the lack of attention given by family and the impact of development of information technology.

Moreover, the perpetrators mostly come from the closest people to the victims’ environment.

This was expressed by Chairman of the Quick Response Team for Child Protection of Indonesia (TRCPAI), Ida Ayu Alit Rahmadewi, amid the dissemination to stop child abuse and health campaign at Sangket meeting hall, Sukasada village, Sunday (Aug. 14). This event also introduced the Sangket diaspora association (P2S) appointed to be the coordinator of the TRC-PAI Bali in Buleleng. The event was attended by hundreds of students and general public in the area of Sangket hamlet.

French soldiers patrol in the site of the sanctuary in Lourdes, southwestern France, Sunday Aug.14, 2016. Security measures for Lourdes’ biggest annual event, the Feast of the Assumption, have been increased as France, on edge with fears of a new terror attack, continues to cancel festive and sports events for security reasons.

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Under heavy security, Catholic pilgrims visit Lourdes shrine

LOURDES — Catholic pilgrims from around the world, many sick or disabled, converged Monday at a shrine in the French town of Lourdes under exceptional security after recent extremist attacks.

Armed soldiers and police patrolled the train station, town center and inside the sanctuary at Lourdes, where a 19th-century village girl said she had visions of the Virgin Mary. The site in southern France near the Spanish border draws pilgrims of all kinds, some hoping for a cure from the famous spring water in the Lourdes grotto.

As a helicopter circled overhead,

visitors bearing candles and banners streamed toward the grotto and the sprawling plaza of the basilica, apparently undeterred by new security restrictions or the recent attacks.

Crowds began gathering at the sanctuary before dawn Monday for a series of outdoor Masses in multiple languages celebrating the Feast of the Assumption, when ac-

cording to Catholic belief, Jesus’ mother Mary ascended into heaven.

Thousands attended a candlelight procession Sunday night, though the route was reduced from past years to better protect believers.

French authorities had already been planning extra security for the annual holiday, but concerns mounted after a series of attacks in July around Europe — notably one July 26 in northwest France, in which two extremists claiming allegiance to the Islamic State group stormed a morning Mass, slit an

elderly priest’s throat and took nuns and parishioners hostage. Lourdes officials refused to cancel this year’s pilgrimage, although some other summer festivals around France have been dropped. To reach the Lourdes sanctuary, pilgrims proffered up their bags for repeated checks, and authorities funneled visitors through three access points, reduced from past years.

Roads were closed to allow pedestrians to reach the site unhindered.

Vehicle attacks are a new concern after a driver rammed his truck into Bastille

Day revelers in Nice last month, killing 85. Petronella Davis of London, 62, called the security measures “a good thing,” but added, “I don’t feel any less safe than I used to.”

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