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Show us the money: ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ probe may boost profits

NEW YORK - Leonardo DiCaprio bought the movie rights for what would be “The Wolf of Wall Street” back in 2007. But it wasn’t until a little-known Hollywood production company came along six years later that the story of high-rolling fraudsters got off the ground.

On Wednesday, the Malaysian co-founder of that company, Red Granite Pictures, was accused in U.S. civil lawsuits of using $100 million dollars that was diverted from Malaysian state development fund 1MDB in a money-laundering scheme, to finance the film.

Directed by Martin Scorsese and starring DiCaprio as real-life convicted stockbroker Jordan Belfort “The Wolf of Wall Street,” went on to make $400 million at the worldwide box office, get five Oscar nominations, and win a Golden Globe for the popular actor.

The lawsuits aim to seize the proceeds from the 2013 film. Now back in the spotlight, the rollicking tale of drugs, sex and money laundering should make tens of millions of dollars more, industry analysts said.

“A film like ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ with DiCaprio and Scorsese is an evergreen property and it could easily make another $100 million in the near future,” said Jeff Bock, senior box office analyst at Exhibitor Relations.

The renewed attention on the film won’t hurt either. “All the talk just helps remind people about the movie,” Bock said.

Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for global media measurement company comScore, said it was the kind of movie that does well for years.

In a statement, Red Granite said that to its knowledge, none of the funding it received four years ago was illegitimate and that co-founder

Riza Aziz and the company did nothing wrong. Riza Aziz is the stepson of Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, who oversaw the 1MDB fund.

The court papers mention “Hollywood Actor 1” and a source familiar with the matter said that referred to DiCaprio. It said he became associated with a Malaysian man named Jho Low, who distributed more than $10 million to the production company using 1MDB money and later received a “special thanks” in the film credits. (rtr)

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Trump’s Children Go Into Battle For Dad

CLEVELAND - Donald Trump’s son delivered perhaps the most substantive policy-heavy speech of the Republican Convention so far, touching on education and the economy. “We didn’t learn from MBAs. We learned from people with doctorates in common sense,” Donald Trump Junior exclaimed, praising the street-smart, blue-collar workers over the privileged few as the crowd roared enthusiastically.

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U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump gives a thumbs up as he joins his family on the third day of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, U.S. July 20, 2016.

This was an anti-elite, man-of- the-people pitch from someone with a riches-to-riches back story and a father who frequently brags about attending Wharton Business School.

But the inconsistency didn’t seem to matter. Donald Jr provided the most compelling character testimonial of his father’s candidacy, while also attacking his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton. Tiffany Trump, a recent college graduate and perhaps the least known of his children, also delivered an articulate and extremely composed speech.

“I have admired my father all of my life, and I love him with all of my heart,” she beamed while sharing warm and personal anecdotes aimed at highlighting his softer side. “My father’s desire for excellence is contagious,” she said and so it would appear the Trump clan is a pretty politically persuasive tool, too. They are a constant feature on the campaign trail and could prove to be Trump’s greatest asset.

The businessman’s attack-dog-in-chief, Governor Chris Christie, was combative, playing on his role as a former prosecutor to stage a mock trial, with Hillary Clinton as the defendant. “Answer me now, is she guilt or not guilty?” he asked the baying crowd. They responded by shouting: “Lock her up.”

It was a punchy, aggressive approach from a man who has remained loyal, despite missing out on the VP pick. Ben Carson, another of Trump’s former rivals, also took to the stage to defend his former foe. In a sign of how febrile the rhetoric has become, he appeared to link Hillary Clinton to Lucifer.

The comments were not on his teleprompter, but he warned he wasn’t “politically correct” from the start.

This is probably the only time Trump will be able to control his message fully and yet, despite all the vetting, there is still an unruly, unpredictable feel about this convention. By Tuesday, he’d already flown back to New York but promised to return with his VP. There are a noticeable number of empty seats and the roll call seemed somewhat subdued compared with previous conventions.

This is the candidate who defies political gravity, but he must prove here that he and his team have the discipline and organisation to make it to the White House. The jury appears still to be out among the GOP faithful.(ap) News can also be heard in “Bali Image” at Global Radio FM 96.5 from 9.30 until 10.00 am. Listen to Global Radio FM at http://globalfmbali.listen2myradio.com or live video streaming at http://radioglobalfmbali.com and http://ustream.tv/channel/ global-fm-bali.

Poor population reaches 35,000 people

Regent targets to diminish 1,000 people per year BANGLI - Number of poor people in Bangli today reaches 35,821.

To reduce the number, the regent of Bangli will undertake a number of efforts, one of

which is synergizing all the agencies dealing with poverty. With all the efforts to be taken, he targeted the poverty in Bangli will reduce at least 1,000 people each year.

Regent of Bangli, I Made Gianyar, through his Deputy Sang Nyoman Sedana Arta when giving responses to general re-

view of the factions in the Bangli House of Representatives in a series of discussion of the regional bylaw draft on the regional midterm development plan (RPJMD) of Bangli in the parliamentary building explained on Wednesday (Jul. 20) that based on the data owned by the government of Bangli posing

the result of synchronization in the Ministry of Social in 2015, the number of poor people in Bangli is recorded to reach 11,055 families or 35,821 people.

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To decrease and resolve the poverty problem, some measures will be taken by the regent including synergizing all the agencies dealing with poverty, updating poverty data periodically in order to know the development as well as increasing the role of business sector through their CSR in poverty alleviation. Besides, the regent will optimize the programs associated with poverty such as scholarship program for the poor, family hope program (PKH), house refurbishment, productive economic business and joint business program.

“We will also optimize the provision of social security through KIS, KIP, KKS and other programs,” he explained.

Last Wednesday, the regent through his deputy also claimed that the poverty rate in Bangli can have been successfully reduced all this time. The decline reached approximately 1.65 percent. “Based on the data of Central Statistics Agency (BPS)

in 2014, the poverty rate in Bangli district could be reduced from 5.45 percent to 3.8 percent.

In Bangli, we target the number of poverty continues to decline every year at least 1,000 people,” he explained.

In addition to alleviating poverty, the regent through his deputy has outlined the measures to be carried out in dealing with unemployment rate. The measures will include the cooperation with vocational training institute (LPK), optimization of training agency (BLK) to train manpower according to market demand, provision of credit facilities for prospective migrant workers as well as improve the quality of workers through professional certification and several other programs.

“In the meantime, the current open unemployment in Bangli reaches 0.67 percent. We target the decline to reach 0.53 percent in 2021,” said Sedana Arta. (kmb40) A house is seen on the side of the road

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Due to leaking roof

Klungkung art market hit by floods

The flood which is happening in Klungkung Art Market

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As field observation on Wednesday (Jul. 20), the worst leakage was seen on the second floor at Block B. Some parts of the roof in the occupied kiosk building are in poor condition and leaking. So, when it rains the water directly gets into the kiosk and floods the ground floor.

More seriously, the rainwater does not get any handling. As a result, it directly went down and flooded the ground floor.

Surely this condition is complained by the merchants on the ground floor. Moreover, most merchandise on sale on the ground floor is made of cloth.

To get around the water so as not to get into the kiosks, some merchants put newspapers on the floor. In addition, they also put some trash cans to collect rainwater at leaking point. Unavoidably, such condition looks dirty for visitors.

“Condition like this has lasted for a year. Just now there were some officers coming here to check,” said a cloth merchant named Mrs. Wayan.

In the meantime, Chief of the Klungkung Market, Komang Putra Widiasa, when asked for his confirmation did not dismiss if many parts of the roof of Semarapura Market at block B are leaking. The leakage is alleged to occur because it is not occupied by the kiosk owners. His institution cannot make improvement because all the kiosks in block B are privately owned.

“For that matter, simply ask directly to the head of the agency.

All the kiosks in the area are personal property so that it becomes a unity,” he said while adding that the number of vacant kiosks in Block B on the second floor reaches dozens of units. (119)

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SEMARAPURA - Condition of the Semarapura art market is truly alarming. The roof of this two-story building is leaking at some points. So when it rains, this bustling market of local and foreign visitors is flooding. This condition begins to be complained by merchants. Moreover, the floor is so slippery due to puddles of rainwater.

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A month after that vote, clothing sellers are nursing big share price falls and contemplating the cost of the depreciation in the pound versus their most important currency, the U.S. dollar.

At the same time, consumer confidence has recorded one of the biggest drops in over two decades.

With consumer spending accounting for three quarters of Britain’s gross domestic product any drop would have huge implications for the economy.

While a few retailers with big overseas earnings could benefit from the currency move, such as luxury brand Burberry , online fashion retailer ASOS and discount chain Primark, those that will struggle are likely to be British-focused and with already tight margins.

“It was already a tough market,” Andy Street, managing director of John Lewis, Britain’s biggest department store chain, said earlier this month, while Steve Rowe, CEO of Marks & Spencer, the nation’s biggest clothing retailer, described confidence as “fragile”.

While steps by clothing retailers to protect themselves from volatility in foreign exchange rates through hedging will provide some breathing space on the currency issue, the hit to confidence is the more immediate threat as Britons typically curtail clothes shopping in hard times.

Market researcher Nielsen polled shoppers after the Brexit vote and found 41 percent planned to change their spending habits to save on household expenses, with clothing and expensive grocery brands in their sights.

In common with all British retailers, clothing sellers were already grappling with intense competition from online-only players and the cost inflation implications of the government-mandated

minimum pay rate, the national living wage, as well as increased business rates.

Official data on Thursday showed UK clothing sales were falling even before the referendum. Sales volumes in the three months to June were 5 percent lower than a year earlier - the worst performance for any calendar quarter in 25 years, and in sharp contrast to a buoyant picture for most other categories of retail.

Now clothing retailers also have to deal with a sharply depreciated pound.

as UK interest rates look set to be cut there is a risk sterling could fall further.

“Now might not be the right time to do it, equally waiting might not be the right thing to do,” he said.

That unease was echoed by a person with knowledge of the situation at a FTSE 100 clothing retailer.

“You don’t want to be making a decision in July to hedge for 18 months time because nobody knows what’s going to happen.

You could put yourself in a worse position,” said the person, adding that only the brave would start hedging now.

Faced with higher sourcing costs one solution could be to pass those

costs on to consumers through higher prices.

However, in an already weak market shoppers will have little appetite for inflation and in the case of M&S raising prices would run counter to Rowe’s stated strategy of bringing them down to cure the firm’s perceived uncompetitiveness.

The average price of clothing has fallen by 15 percent in the last 10 years, according to official UK data.

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The key for clothing retailers will be their ability to mitigate the cost increases they face.

“There are a number of things that we can do in terms of the sourcing side of things,” said Helen Weir,

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Sterling has taken the brunt of market concern since the Brexit vote on June 23, falling to a 31-year low and trading below $1.28 on July 6 against $1.50 the day before the referendum.

With the bulk of British clothing retailers’ goods sourced from Asian suppliers and paid for in dollars, a weaker pound has a major impact on their buying costs.

Britain’s biggest clothing retailers, including M&S, Next and John Lewis, are hedged up to 18 months ahead, meaning that if sterling stays depressed the main impact will not start to be felt until the second half of their 2017-18 financial year.

Sportswear retailer Sports Direct is the notable exception, being unhedged for sterling-dollar for its 2016-17 year. Its share price is down 32 percent since the vote.

Clothing companies would normally be expected to hedge for the second half of 2017-18 and beyond, now and over the next few months.

But with foreign currency markets volatile, the treasury departments of firms are reviewing their hedging policies.

They face a dilemma, explained a senior banker with several major British retailers as clients, because

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Chief Creative Officer of Burberry Christopher Bailey walks on the catwalk following the presentation of the Burberry Prorsum 2012 Spring/Summer collection during London Fashion Week, Britain September 19, 2011.

M&S’ chief finance officer, noting the firm imports 1 billion to 1.5 billion pounds ($1.31-$1.97 billion) worth of goods each year in dollars.

Options include changing the mix of sourcing countries and further increasing the proportion of direct sourcing from factories, cutting out middlemen.

Also there might be scope to re-negotiate better terms with suppliers as Asian currencies have depreciated against the dollar.

Bankers say more radical options would require a cultural shift at retailers.

They could pursue “dual pricing” where they negotiate part payment for supplies in different currencies from the dollar, for example using the Chinese renminbi.

Retailers could also collaborate more on ordering, shipping and warehousing to seek economy of scale savings.

But efficiencies might be more difficult to achieve than in previous years.

“Companies have already materially improved their gross margins through better buying and efficiencies on the supply side,” said Ernesto Bisagno, senior analyst at ratings agency Moody’s.

Ultimately the clothing sellers with the biggest margins will be best able to weather the storm.

Here, Next, Britain’s most successful clothing retailer of the last decade, is the stand-out stock, with an operating margin for 2015-16 of 20.8 percent, according to Reuters data.

That dwarfs M&S on 7.4 percent, which is diluted by half of its business being in the lowermargin food sector, Debenhams on 5.8 percent (for 2014-15), Sports Direct on 9.4 percent and Primark on 11.9 percent (for its most recent quarter).

Led by Simon Wolfson, who was among the leading business supporters of Brexit, Next should be well prepared. With some foresight he had warned in March that 2016 could be its toughest year since 2008. ($1 = 0.7617 pounds) (rtr)

LVMH considers creative director change at Louis Vuitton

PARIS - LVMH boss Bernard Arnault is considering a change of creative director at Louis Vuitton with the up-and-coming Jonathan Anderson, now at sister brand Loewe, viewed as the best candidate to replace Nicolas Ghesquiere, according to three sources with knowledge of the matter.

The timing and the terms under

which the reshuffle would happen have not yet been determined, the sources said. However, they added the matter was being actively discussed at LVMH. LVMH declined to comment when contacted before publication.

Later, LVMH denied the “erroneous information that Nicolas

Ghesquiere might soon leave as artistic director of Louis Vuitton”.

Ghesquiere’s contract is not due for renewal until the end of 2018, a spokesman said.

Louis Vuitton is the world’s biggest luxury brand, generating nearly 8 billion euros ($8.8 billion) in annual revenue and accounts for the bulk of profit at parent LVMH

, owner of 70 luxury brands and businesses, ranging from fashion and wine to jewellery and hotels.

“People in the studio are expecting him (Ghesquiere) to leave, possibly as early as after the October collection,” one of the sources said.

Ghesquiere, 45, told French TV channel Canal Plus in early June

that we wished to create his own label and would be in a position to do it very soon but he did not provide details.

Designers at big brands including Louis Vuitton, Balenciaga and Hermes - Marc Jacobs, Alexander Wang and Christophe Lemaire, respectively - have left in recent years to develop their own labels. (rtr)

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Bindu eligible to be set into tourism village

British clothing retailers face Brexit double whammy

LONDON, July 21 (Reuters) - Already hamstrung by the battle to compete with online rivals, Britain’s major clothing retailers now risk a hit to sales and profits from the higher costs and plummeting consumer confidence that have followed the vote to leave the European Union.

Friday, July 22, 2016

BADUNG - Regulation of Badung Regent No.47/2010 has set 11 tourism villages. So far, only three villages can develop, namely the Mengwi, Sangeh and Bongkasa. In the meantime, there is another village having begun to develop into a tourism village, but has not been defined as a tourism village, namely Bindu village, Abiansemal.

Wayan ‘Gendo’ Suardana

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Governor and Bali House of Representatives

Should pass on aspiration about rejection to president

DENPASAR - Coordinator of ForBALI, Wayan ‘Gendo’ Suardana, urged the Bali House of Representatives to release political standpoint related to the Benoa Bay reclamation. In this case, he urged the governor to send a letter invoking the president to revoke the Presidential Regulation No. 51/2014 that was formerly proposed by Governor of Bali, Made Mangku Pastika. It does not merely encourage the governor to ask in person to president about the reclamation issue.

“It also includes asking Mangku Pastika to stop the actions supporting the Benoa Bay reclamation and immediately take side with Balinese people. That’s what should be done, not even on the contrary as happens today tending to take safe zone and abandon responsibility,” he said.

The Bali House of Representatives, continued Gendo, should issue the same political standpoint by requesting the cancellation of the regulation to the president.

So, he also asked the president to cancel the Benoa Bay reclamation, fulfill and implement the people’s demands as well as side with Balinese people. “If only showing the standpoint as it is today, the existence of parliament is useless.

This struggle has lasted four years,” he said.

In the meantime, Chairman of the Bali Dwipa Care Forum, Gede Bangun Nusantara, said that what to be brought by the governor and

the Bali House of Representatives is not even asking the continuation of the reclamation project. However, he must bring a statement containing the rejection attitude of Balinese people against the Benoa Bay reclamation project.

“It will happen if they realize as Balinese people’s representatives.

Obviously, when the rejection of Balinese people is getting more massive, why do the governor and the parliament seem blind and deaf? Governor and chairman of the parliament should immediately meet the president and express the rejection of Balinese people against the reclamation. Statement of this attitude is still being waited

by Balinese people so far, but both parties seem mutual leave their responsibility,” he explained.

Bangun confirmed that if there is no personal interest therein, the governor and parliament should make a statement of attitude that rejects the reclamation based on the rejection of the majority of the community.

“Keep in mind that the legal basis used by Jakarta is the recommendation of the governor and deputy regent of Badung currently becoming deputy governor. Thus, armed with the recommendation, the reclamation process is able to go on. Suppose that the governor revokes it, the subsequent permits will definitely void. And this will only happen when the governor and parliament side with their own people,” he said. (kmb32)

“Though the government of Badung has not set Bindu village as a tourism village, in fact Bindu village has begun to develop into a tourism village because it is strategically located and adjacent to Ubud. The village atmosphere is safe and comfortable,” said the former Dean of the Faculty of Tourism, Udayana University, I Putu Anom, when serving as a guest speaker in the discussion of the Student Association of Tourist Destination Study Program, Faculty of Tourism, Udayana University, recently.

It was held to discuss about the follow-up of strategies to achieve Bindu development as one of the leading tourism villages in Badung district. It is related to the implementation of one of the elements becoming the three responsibilities of higher education, namely the

community service specifically at Bindu village.

“Bindu village is clean, beautiful and excellent. Hopefully, Bindu village can be officially designated as a tourism village to continuously get guidance from the government of Badung in collaboration with higher education and tourism stakeholders,” he added.

Anom continued that development of Bindu village must be based on the development of cultural tourism whose soul comes from the noble values of Hinduism, applying the Tri Hita Karana, Triwisesa (satyam-truth, sivam-sanctity, sundaram-beauty) concept, based on local knowledge and communitybased tourism development giving more roles to local communities as tourism players. “Similarly I hope that Bindu can become an assisted tourism village and laboratory of

the Faculty of Tourism, Udayana University,” he said.

In the meantime, a lecturer at the Faculty of Tourism, Udayana University, Ida Ayu Suryasih, said that operation of Bindu tourism village should refer to the principles of tourism village management namely community-based tourism.

Tourism rewards farmers and land owners including the obligatory to utilize local agricultural products to be sold to visitors.

Currently, Bindu village has the potential with the expanse of beautiful nature such as paddy fields particularly with organic farming.

There are also tourist activities such as trekking, ecotourism with village atmosphere remaining sustainable as well as social and cultural life with various arts continuing to grow. During the decade of 19701980s, Bindu village was once famous for its Drama Gong entitled Putra Jenggala (Prince of Jenggala) with the main artist Wayan Lodra.

Moreover, Bindu village has developed homestay accommodation owned by local communities having attracted travelers. (kmb32)

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Bindu village has the potential with the expanse of beautiful nature such as paddy fields particularly with organic farming. There are also tourist activities such as trekking, ecotourism with village atmosphere remaining sustainable as well as social and cultural life with various arts continuing to grow.

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Attacked by mouse, 90 ha of farmland totally fail

Paddy plants of older than a month prone to mouse attack

TABANAN - A total of 90 hectares of paddy plants spread across many areas of Tabanan are threatened by harvest failure due to the attack of pests, one of which is mouse attack. The highest case occurred to 71 hectares in Penebel subdistrict.

Of the 90 hectares of farmland experiencing total harvest failure, 36 hectares occurred at Subak Tingkih Kerep, Penebel. In addition, based on the data of the Tabanan Agriculture Agency, total harvest failure also occurred at Subak Babakan, Wanasari and Subak Gunggungan, Wanasari village respectively one hectare, Subak Riang of Sengkulung sub-group, Riang Gede village, Penebel (5 ha), Subak Cepik, Penebel (30 ha) and Subak Tuka, Baturiti (15 ha).

“These data are obtained from the period of January 2016 through June 2016,” explained POPT Coordinator of

the Tabanan Agriculture Agency, I Nengah Durmita, with permission from the Head of the Tabanan Agriculture Agency, Tuesday (Jul. 19).

Peak of the mouse attack usually occurs ahead of harvest season or in March and April 2016. However, farmers are asked to continuously anticipate because one month-old or older plant is vulnerable to mouse attack. “A the time of planting, the attack is decreasing, where farmer assisted by extension officers always perform pest control by fumigation,” he said.

He added that mouse attack varies

ranging from light to total harvest failure.

Planting realization in Tabanan with ten subdistricts reached 22,485 hectares until June 2016. Light attack occurred to 220 hectares, medium attack to 32 hectares and severe attack to nine hectares, while total failure to 90 hectares. “Light here means that 85 percent of the land area still produces; medium attack (75 percent); and severe attack (25 percent). In total attack, it absolutely cannot be harvested,” he explained.

Other than against mouse attacks or other pests, Nengah Durmita also suggested paying attention to stem borers caused by caterpillars, tungro disorder, brown leafhopper, bacterial leaf blight, blast and stripes. “While preparing the land, farmers can anticipate these pest attacks,” he advised.

He said that various efforts have been made ranging from anticipation to control.

In other words, each report on direct attack is followed up with treatment. This effort is made so that the pest attack will not spread to other areas. “Especially for the prevention of mouse, we have distributed the needs of Tyrant mouse poison in every activity of fumigation and hunting.

And the number is adjusted to the condition of land attacked and active holes,” he concluded.

As is known, when entering the planting season this July, a number of farmers in Tabanan remain worried about the mouse attack. This occurs at a number of subak area ever experienced crop failure like Subak Aya Sunantaya (Penebel) and Subak Tiying Gading (West Selemadeg). (kmb28)

Game of Pokemon Go spreads to Karangasem

AMLAPURA - The fever of Pokemon Go game in gadget seems to have penetrated to Karangasem.

The game can quickly spread to Karangasem because it is also triggered by the commotion of publication outside the region.

Such a game is widely at issue on television. As consequence, the people all this time have been like to play games are then made curious. A resident from Selat, Karangasem, Wayan Puta, said on Wednesday (Jul. 20) that his son has got one of the games. He admitted not to know where his son got it, whether from his friends at school or elsewhere.

This game is widely at issue be-

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cause of various concerns over the impact. There are analysts saying it is hazardous because it can be used to extract or steal the secrets of a country, while others are worried about the implications if people will get enamored. As reported, outside the region there was a gamer getting to the edge of a ravine without being realized because the gamer was busy catching Pokemon, while other gamers were reported to mutually crash.

Some people informed that there are many gamers playing around the Tanah Aron Memorial Park in Amlapura because many Pokemon figures are found in the area. (013)

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The fever of Pokemon Go game in gadget seems to have penetrated to Karangasem. The game can quickly spread to Karangasem because it is also triggered by the commotion of publication outside the region.

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U.S. sues to seize $1 bln in assets tied to Malaysian state fund

WASHINGTON - U.S. prosecutors are trying to seize more than $1 billion in assets they said were tied to money stolen from the Malaysian state fund, overseen by the prime minister, and used to finance “The Wolf of Wall Street” film, and to buy property and works of art.

Civil lawsuits filed in federal court on Wednesday did not name Malaysian premier Najib Razak, referring instead to “Malaysian Official 1.” Some of the allegations against this official are the same as those in a Malaysian investigation over a $681 million transfer to his personal bank account.

The U.S. Department of Justice said $681 million from a 2013 bond sale by sovereign wealth fund 1MDB was transferred to the account of “Malaysian Official 1.”

He is described in court papers as “a high-ranking official in the Malaysian government who also held a position of authority with 1MDB.” A source familiar with the investigation confirmed that “Malaysian Official 1” is Najib.

Back in Malaysia, the hashtag #MalaysianOfficial1 was trending on Thursday.

A spokesman for the prime minister said in a statement that 1MDB has been the subject of multiple inquiries in Malaysia and “the At-

torney General found that no crime was committed.”

The Malaysian government will cooperate fully with any lawful investigations, the statement said.

Najib has consistently denied any wrongdoing.

The investigation is the largest set of cases brought by the U.S. Department of Justice’s Kleptocracy Asset Recovery Initiative, which seeks the forfeiture of the proceeds of foreign corruption. The previous largest case in February sought to seize $850 million.

1MDB, which Najib founded in 2009 shortly after he came to office, is being investigated for money laundering in at least six countries, including the United States, Singapore and Switzerland.

Singapore’s central bank said on Thursday authorities have seized assets worth S$240 million in an investigation of 1MDB-related fund flows for possible money laundering, securities fraud, cheating and other offenses. (rtr)

REUTERS/Lai Seng Sin

Malaysia’s Prime Minister Najib Razak (C) speaks to journalists after attending an event in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia July 21, 2016.

S.Korea’s Park calls for unity over THAAD deployment

SEOUL - South Korean President Park Geun-hye said on Thursday the move to deploy a THAAD missile defence system was “inevitable” because of a growing threat from North Korea and that division in the South over its deployment is what Pyongyang seeks.

North Korea’s launch of three ballistic missiles on Tuesday was the latest evidence that the anti-missile system is needed, Park said at a National Security Council meeting.

This month’s announcement by South Korea and the United States to deploy a Terminal High Altitude Area Defence (THAAD) unit with the U.S. military in a rural melonfarming county in the South triggered loud protests from residents worried about possible negative health and environmental impacts.

“If we continue to be divisive and social confusion grows about a deciREUTERS/Kim Hong-Ji sion we had no choice but to make to Seoungju residents take part in a protest against the government’s decision on de- protect the country and the lives of ploying a U.S. THAAD anti-missile defense unit in Seongju, in Seoul, South Korea, our people, it would be exactly where North Korea wants us to go,” Park July 21, 2016.

said, according to her office.

North Korea said on Wednesday it had conducted a ballistic missile test that simulated preemptive strikes against South Korean ports and airfields used by the U.S. military, likely referring to the three missiles fired on Tuesday.

The missiles flew between 500 kms and 600 kms (300-360 miles) into the sea off its east coast and could have hit anywhere in South Korea if the North intended, the South’s military said.

Many residents of Seongju, about 200 kms (120 miles) from the capital Seoul, joined by opposition members of parliament and civic groups, have demanded the government scrap the decision to site the THAAD battery there.

Some residents bearing South Korean flags and anti-THAAD banners held a rally in central Seoul on Thursday to demonstrate against the decision. Roughly 2,000 people joined the rally, according to police and organisers, including the governor of Seongju who shaved his head in protest. (rtr)

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Friday, July 22, 2016

BUSINESS U.S.’s Lew urges Greece to stay on budget reform path

ATHENS - U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew on Thursday urged Greek officials to make more progress on budget and economic reforms to help unlock European debt relief and boost growth in the struggling Greek economy.

Following a meeting with Greek Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos in Athens, Lew said Greece needed “to make headway on the next set of milestones due in October, including by following through on privatisation plans and moving forward with critical financial sector reforms.”

He told a news conference there were multiple ways to make Greece’s debt more sustainable, including easing its primary budget surplus target of 3.5 percent of gross domestic product in 2018.

Although the International Monetary Fund has said this target is too high and cannot realistically be achieved, Lew said it was up to Greece and its lenders to reach a formula that is sustainable. “In the end, it has to work,” he said.

Lew said reform progress was important so that European leaders can begin discussing with the IMF the timing and details of Greek debt relief, which Eurogroup lenders committed to pursuing in May. REUTERS/Yorgos Karahalis/File Photo “Putting Greece’s debt on a sustainable path is critical to Greece’s An Olympic Airways airplane stands on the premises of the former Athens International airport, at long-term economic health and I encourage all parties to be flexible to successfully conclude this fall’s negotiations,” Lew said.(rtr) Hellenikon suburb, southwest of Athens, Greece June 16, 2014.

Bank of Japan’s Kuroda rules out “helicopter money” - BBC

LONDON - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda ruled out the idea of using “helicopter money” - or directly underwriting the budget deficit - to combat deflation, as policymakers in Tokyo gear up to expand existing stimulus programmes.

Japanese markets have risen this month on speculation that authorities, battling to revive an economy dogged by decades of anaemic inflation, will resort to using helicopter money, possibly issuing perpetual bonds to underwrite public debt.

But in a BBC interview broadcast on Thursday, Kuroda said the central bank already had mechanisms in place to ease policy further if needed, and that Japan should not forfeit a clear separation between fiscal and monetary institutions.

“I don’t think at this stage we should abandon this institutional setting. No need and no possibility for helicopter money,” Kuroda told the radio documentary.

The yen shot up after Kuroda’s comments, hitting a high of 116.44 yen per euro, up 1 percent on the day. A BOJ spokesman said Kuroda was reiterating his usual stance. The date of the interview was not clear.

Last week a senior advisor to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told Reuters that Japan should not resort to helicopter money. A majority of economists polled by Reuters this week ex-

pected the BOJ to ease policy later this month, forecasting a combination of measures in another attempt to kick-start inflation.

Kuroda, who was interviewed in his office in Tokyo, said the BOJ had three existing policy options: quantitative and qualitative easing, and negative interest rates.

“If necessary, we can change the quantity, as well as further change and expand the quality (of assets purchased), and also we can further deepen (into) negative territory of interest imposed on part of the current account deposits (from) commercial banks,” he said.

“We have very powerful policy framework, and I don’t think there’s any significant limitation of further easing of monetary conditions in Japan, if necessary.”

Speaking on the same BBC programme, Bank of England Chief Economist Andrew Haldane said low interest rates and bondbuying schemes since the financial crisis might have led to some markets overheating sometimes, but there was no evidence this had become widespread. Haldane was interviewed on June 28.(rtr)

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Governor of the Bank of Japan Haruhiko Kuroda (C) arrives for the session ‘The Global Economic Outlook’ in the Swiss mountain resort of Davos, Switzerland January 24, 2015.

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Pejaten Village a Home to Ceramic Arts

Pejaten has a new tourist attraction namely ceramics museum. Many people do not know yet about it. It is natural because it was just established four years ago gradually. Visitors to the museum named Tantri only reach tens of people. More foreign travelers are recorded. Aside from having a look, they can also practice the Pejaten has a new tourist attraction namely ceramics museum.

Many people do not know yet about it. It is natural because it was just established four years ago gradually. Visitors to the museum named Tantri only reach tens of people. More foreign travelers are recorded. Aside from having a look, they can also practice the making of ceramics. The result can be taken home, so that Pejaten can still be remembered.

Putu Oka Mahendra, founder of the Tantri Museum of Ceramics, said that the idea of ??establishing the museum actually emerged in the 1980s. At that time, his father served as headman of Pejaten.

The idea was then materialized in 2011.

Oka Mahendra said that ceramics and pottery or products made from clay are synonymous with Pejaten village. These crafts have been supporting the life of local community since the beginning.

“In the past around in the 1970s, this village was a barren place.

The existing agricultural land available was insufficient. Then, pottery crafts helped support the people here,” he said.

In the next decade, around 1985, the ceramics and pottery industry at the village was growing.

It was in line with the introduction of the heating technique at high temperatures by a Dutch guest stopping at the village. With the technique, people could produce much higher quality ceramics and pottery.

This former legislator of Tabanan in the period of 2009-2014 said that incoming guests do not only have a look at the collection of ceramics, but also see the process of making ceramics from raw material processing, manufacturing to finishing processes.

In harmony with the passage of time, Oka Mahendra said that many domestic and foreign travelers then come to Pejaten village especially to see the making of ceramics. “The visit is still dominated by foreign travelers from Europe with an average of 30 people per day, while domestic consists of 20 people,” he explained.

Admittedly, the development of Pejaten ceramics has started to increase. It is indicated by high demand for the goods, especially

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The pottery in Pejaten, Tabanan from hotels and restaurants. Definitely this condition encourages the growth of ceramic artisans.

Unfortunately, amid such development the artisans are faced with raw material constraint. Not

infrequently they must be in line to get ready-to-used materials.

“Our raw materials are brought in from Jakarta,” he explained.

Nevertheless, together with local residents he is currently

conducting an area arrangement to support the existence of the ceramic museum. One of them is organizing the rural environment so as to support the existence of the industry. (kmb)

Caruk, a Rare and Sacred Gamelan

An old gamelan instrument called Caruk made its first appearance at the Bali Arts Festival (BAF) this year. The Caruk gamelan troupe from Pau Village, Banjarangkan performed music that is rarely heard, on the Amgsoka stage of

the Denpsar Art Center. “The caruk gamelan instrument is estimated to have originated in the fifteenth century and An old gamelan instrument called Caruk made its first appearance at the Bali Arts Festi-

val (BAF) this year. The Caruk gamelan troupe from Pau Village, Banjarangkan performed music that is rarely heard, on the Amgsoka stage of the Denpsar Art Center. “The caruk gamelan instrument is estimated to have originated in

the fifteenth century and this is the fifth generation of this particular gamelan troupe” explained art coordinator of Pau customary village, Nengah Sukirta. Pau Village and Tangkas Village are the only places in Klungkung where caruk gamlean can be found, said Sukirta adding that they are only played for Deva Yajna and Pitri Yajna religious cermonies.

“For Pitri Yajna rituals, caruk gamelan is played during the cremation ceremony during menek tumpang salu, menek bea and mapurwadaksina rites that culminate in the nyekah ritual. For Dewa Yajna rituals, caruk gamelan is played during the mamungkah rite. It is played at the peak of the ritual when the deities circle the offerings clockwise –known as murwa daksina” he elaborated.

Head of Pau customary village’s caruk gamelan troupe, I Wayan Suendra, said that this gamelan instrument is a rare and sacred instrument. Caruk gamelan consists of two small xylophones and one saron that are always played together. “We also have an extra player so for the BAF performance

there were four musicians” he Suendra. Suendra added that nine different caruk gamelan compositions were handed down by the ancestors, however because the palm-leaf manuscripts on which they were written are hard to read, only five of the compositions are played. All five were performed at this year’s BAF: the Tabuh Ririgan, Tabuh Rejang, Tabuh Ombak Segara, Tabuh Panji Marga and Tabuh Manu Kaba.

“For a very long time only five of the compositions can be played because of the difficulty in reading the lontars, but we are determined to find a way to read the others so that we can perform them in next year’s BAF”, explained Suendra.

Currently, there are only four people in Pau customary village who are actively involved playing gamelan so Suendra is eager to encourage younger people to learn to play. “The notation for caruk gamelan music is different than other gamelan so it is harder to learn. It takes many years to master.

After the BAF we will start to teach young children, which may take even longer”, he said. (kmb)

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Turkey’s Erdogan declares state of emergency after coup bid

ISTANBUL - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan declared a state of emergency on Wednesday as he widened a crackdown against thousands of members of the security forces, judiciary, civil service and academia after a failed military coup.

Erdogan said the state of emergency, lasting three months, would allow his government to take swift and decisive measures against supporters of the coup and was allowed under the constitution.

Emergency rule, which would take effect after it is published in Turkey’s official gazette, would allow the president and cabinet to bypass parliament in passing new laws and to limit or suspend rights and freedoms as they deem necessary.

Erdogan made the announcement during a live television broadcast in front of his government

ministers after a nearly five-hour meeting of the National Security Council.

“The aim of the declaration of the state of emergency is to be able to take fast and effective steps against this threat against democracy, the rule of law and rights and freedoms of our citizens,” Erdogan said.

He also pointedly rebuffed criticism from Western governments that have accused him of going too far in efforts to neutralize suspected opponents. About 60,000 soldiers, police, judges, civil servants and teachers have been suspended,

detained or are under investigation since Friday’s military coup attempt.

The failed putsch and the purge that followed have unsettled the country of 80 million, a NATO member bordering Syria, Iraq and Iran and Western ally in the fight against Islamic State.

Before announcing the state of emergency, Erdogan said the sweep was not yet over and that he believed foreign countries might have been involved in the attempt to overthrow him.

Speaking through an interpreter in an interview with broadcaster Al Jazeera, Erdogan dismissed suggestions that he was becoming authoritarian and that Turkish democracy was under threat. (rtr)

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Friday, July 22, 2016

Indonesia shrugs off Pokemon fatwa as gaming fever takes hold

JAKARTA - Avid players of smash-hit mobile phone game Pokemon GO in Indonesia, home to the world’s largest Muslim population, are not letting religious decrees or security warnings get in the way of their mission to catch their next cartoon creature. Nintendo’s augmented reality app, in which players walk around real-life places to hunt virtual characters on their smartphone screens, has become an instant hit globally, almost doubling the market value of the Japanese game-maker.

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Myanmar State Counselor Aung San Suu Kyi prays while attending an event marking the 69th anniversary of Martyrs’ Day at the Martyrs’ Mausoleum dedicated to the fallen independence heroes, including her father General Aung San, in Yangon July 19, 2016.

Myanmar’s Aung San Suu Kyi accepts Obama’s invitation to visit US

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan speaks during a news conference following the National Security Council and cabinet meetings at the Presidential Palace in Ankara, Turkey, July 20, 2016.

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YANGON - Myanmar government leader Aung San Suu Kyi has accepted an invitation from President Barack Obama to visit the United States, the government said on Thursday, in what would be her first trip to America since she won an election in November.

Suu Kyi planned to travel at a “mutually convenient time”, a Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokeswoman said. Another government source said the trip was likely to coincide with the U.N. General Assembly session in New York in September.

Suu Kyi’s party, the National League for Democracy, swept to power in a historic election in November after decades of campaigning against military rule.

It took over the running of the country after a transition from semi-civilian rule in April.

“She accepted President Obama’s invitation to visit the U.S. before his presidency ends,” said Aye Aye Soe, a spokeswoman at the foreign ministry, which is run

by Suu Kyi. Visiting U.S. Deputy National Security Advisor for Strategic Communications Ben Rhodes delivered Obama’s invitation during a meeting with Suu Kyi in the capital, Naypyitaw, on Wednesday.

Suu Kyi, 71, is barred from becoming president by the constitution drafted under the previous regime, because her two sons do not have Myanmar citizenship.

She is instead foreign minister and has also assumed the newly created post of state counsellor. She is in overall charge of running the government.

The U.S. embassy in the city of Yangon did not comment.

Suu Kyi, who spent years under house arrest during military rule, visited the United States as the leader of the opposition in September 2012.

The U.N. General Assembly session in New York is scheduled from Sept. 13 to Sept. 26. Obama will leave office in January after a November election. (rtr)

In this Monday, July 18, 2016 photo, people gaze at their smartphones as they play “Pokemon Go” in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Indonesian authorities banned the playing of “Pokemon Go” from the presidential palace on Wednesday, July 20, 2016, as they voiced worries that the game could be a security risk.

presidential palace premises.

A spokeswoman at Pokemon Co, which produced the title with Nintendo, said the game was designed for enjoyment and not to promote social ills.

Pokemon GO has not been officially launched in the country of 250 million people - an enthusiastic adopter of social media apps - but tens of thousands of Indonesians are already getting it by using a proxy location on their smartphones that gives them access to app stores of other countries.

“I will not stop playing unless the reason is realistic,” said Mohammad Resja Ilham, a 24-year-old radio host who catches Pokemons on his way to work and back home, and up to five hours on weekends. “I can meet new people when I play, it’s really fun.” Businesses are also cashing in.

Indonesian telecommunication service provider PT XL Axiata Tbk is offering a 20 percent discount for certain 4G data packages to “take advantage of the Pokemon GO trend”, spokeswoman Turina Farouk told Reuters.

Last Saturday, Southeast Asian ride-hailing service Grab offered deals to Pokemon hunters who hopped on its vehicles to get to the National Monument in the Indonesian capital.

“People are crazy about it now,” said Ridzki Kramadibrata, Indonesia managing director for Grab. “I was there (the National Monument) myself and managed to catch some Pokemons.” (rtr)

JAYAPURA - The Indonesian Navy (TNI AL) Headquarters has agreed to upgrade a naval post in Nabire in Papua province to the level of a naval base, Commander of the Jayapura Naval Base X, Brigadir General Heru Kusmanto said.

Preparations to upgrade the naval post to a naval base have been started, he stated here on Wednesday, adding, “Several personnel

naval post.

The Sarmi naval post will likely be upgraded after the inauguration of the Nabire naval base, he informed, adding that Merauke and Sorong naval bases, which previously belonged to the jurisdiction of the Jayapura naval base, have been already inaugurated.

The Jayapura naval base X itself oversees the north waters of Papua, he said. (ant)

But not everyone is cheering it.

Saudi Arabia’s top clerical body recently renewed a 15-year-old fatwa, or edict, that declared the Pokemon game franchise un-Islamic, saying it promotes gambling and the theory of evolution, among other concerns.

The fatwa, however, made no mention of the successful new Pokemon GO mobile game. The Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI), the country’s top Muslim clerical

body, has not made a formal statement on Pokemon GO, senior official Amidhan Shaberah told Reuters. But he said the game carries “more harm than benefits” as it can make people “intoxicated”, at the cost of their work or studies.

Indonesian security officials have said it could allow enemies to gather sensitive satellite data, according to local media. Officials have also banned people from playing in the

AP Photo/Tatan Syuflana

Navy HQ agrees to upgrade Nabire Naval Post to naval base have been sent to Nabire and they have begun to prepare everything.”

However, no exact date has been set to inaugurate the naval base, he added.

Asked about plans to also upgrade the Sarmi naval post into a naval base, he disclosed that his side had originally proposed to upgrade both the two naval posts.

However, the TNI AL Headquarters only agreed to upgrade the Nabire

Weapons must be purchased as per need: President

JAKARTA - President Joko Widodo stated here on Wednesday that defense system main equipment (alutsista) purchase should be based upon needs and not desires.

“Inputs from all branches of the armed forces - the navy, the army and the airforce - as well as the commander of the defense forces (TNI), the minister of defense and others must be taken into account so that we are sure what we need to buy.

This way, we will end up buying only what we really need and not as per our desires,” he said at a limited meeting on alutsista at his office.

President Joko Widodo also added that there needs to be transparency in the purchase of alutsista.

“Therefore, the defense industry law must be implemented in every decision to carry out purchase of alutsista.”

“This must be accorded priority so that the development of national defense industry really leads to selfsufficiency when it comes to our

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security and defense equipment,” he stressed.

He hoped this meeting would focus on ways to fulfill the minimum defense requirement (KPM) by 2024.

“By 2019, the framework of TNI modernization should have brought in line with the 2024 KPM strategic plan,” he assured.

Under the 2014 KPM, the army should have heavy military hardware such as medium-sized tanks, attack helicopters and special infantry weapons.

The navy, meanwhile, must have equipment such as a sub-marine, a surface warship and a maritime surveillance system to secure locations that have conflict potentials, he stated.

The air force, on the other hand, must be strengthened with strategic hardware such as fighter jets, heavy transport aircraft, missile defense system and radar system, he explained. (ant)

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Russian Olympic ban upheld by CAS

LAUSANNE - Sport’s highest tribunal on Thursday rejected Russia’s appeal against a doping ban for its entire athletics team from the Rio Olympics starting in 15 days’ time, drawing swift and angry condemnation from Moscow.

The decision by the Swiss-based Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) increases the possibility that the International Olympic Committee (IOC) will now exclude Russia from all sports, not just track and field, in Rio de Janeiro.

That would mark the deepest crisis in the Olympic movement since the U.S. and Soviet boycotts of the 1980s, and would be a grave blow to a nation that prides itself on its status as a sporting superpower.

“CAS rejects the claims/appeal of the Russian Olympic Committee and 68 Russian athletes,” CAS said in a statement that backed the right the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) to suspend the Russian athletics federation.

The head of Russia’s delegation to the Rio Olympics said the decision was devoid of any logic, and double Olympic champion pole vaulter Yelena Isinbayeva called it “the funeral of athletics”.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said: “I certainly regret such a decision by CAS which refers to absolutely all of our athletes.”

The ban was imposed last November by the IAAF after an independent report uncovered rampant

JEMBRANA - Perancak Temple is also called

by Pura Perancak situated at shore in Perancak Countryside, Negara sub district and Jembrana Regency. It is set between two village who the villagers are having different religion those are Hindu and Muslim. It is blessed by the breathtaking view of Indian Ocean and blanked by the tropical atmosphere. It is set in the estuary river of Perancak where the fishermen boats are docking around it. It is one of the sacred Hindu temples in west part of Bali usually used by local Hindu people for worshiping to the god.

Temple Story Pertaining to the name (Abhiseka) of Purancak Temple, it is inseparable from the holy journey (Dharmayatra and Tirthayatra) of Danghyang Dwijendra, a famous Siwa Religion Adviser. From the domestic sources, there is opinion that the name of Purancak Temple is come the word of Perahu Encak (Balinese Language meaning leaky boat or breaking boat).

There is also from domestic source say that this temple’s name is come from word Ancak (The tree name, sycamore bodi), because when Danghyang Dwijendra crossing the sea in west part of Bali Island that is also recognized as Sagara Rupek, he firstly arrive at the location where the Purancak Temple existing now. He wait his wife and son who go up the leaky boat that had been patched by spool gourd leaf ( Waluh Pahit), while Danghyang Dwijendra go up a bitter fruit Waluh (spool gourd) by using his both hand and feet as oar. When he waiting his wife and son, he was seat under a tree which is called Ancak Tree and at the same time he do conversation with a cow farmer. Since he was seat under that tree then The Temple is built right in this location hence this temple is named by Perancak Temple. But in conjunction to other domestic sources that is estimated the Purancak Temple is also taken away from the name of this countryside where he firstly arrive and do pray while waiting his family. (IBP/net)

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state-sponsored doping in Russian athletics. It was maintained in June after the IAAF Council ruled that not enough progress had been made in transforming Russia’s anti-doping programme.

Russia had argued it had taken steps to clean up the sport, and that the blanket ban was unfair to individual athletes with no record of doping.

“The principle of collective responsibility is hardly acceptable,” Peskov said.

Interfax news agency quoted Russian Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko as saying Russian officials would consider what steps to take in the light of the court’s decision, and that things could not be left as they are.

The ball is now in the court of the IOC to decide whether Russia should be excluded from all sports at the Rio Games, starting on Aug. 5.

Pressure on the IOC to take such a step increased this week after another report commissioned by the World Anti-Doping Agency revealed evidence of systematic state-sponsored doping by Russian competitors before and during the 2014 Winter Olympics in the Russian city of Sochi. (rtr)

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Russian President Vladimir Putin (C) and Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko (L) watch the cross country skiing men’s relay during the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games at Laura CrossCountry Ski and Biathlon Center near Krasnaya Polyana, Russia, February 16, 2014.

Bolt targets third sprint sweep to close Olympic chapter

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SYDNEY - Usain Bolt is keenly aware of the narrative of his extraordinary career and, for the fastest man who ever lived, the only fitting way to close its Olympic chapter is with a third sprint sweep at next month’s Rio Games.

Bolt is already assured of a place not only in the pantheon of his own sport but alongside the likes of Muhammad Ali, Pele, Michael Jordan and Jack Nicklaus - men whose names alone conjure up the notion of sporting excellence.

It is company the confident Jamaican covets and he is determined to concrete his legacy by capping eight years of sprint dominance by defending his 100, 200 and 4x100 metres relay titles in what he has said will be his final Olympics.

Barring injury or mishap, Bolt will run in his ninth Olympic final in the relay at the Rio Olympic Stadium on Aug. 20, the day before he turns 30.

He ran his first final in Beijing five days before his 22nd birthday, exploding into the consciousness of sports fans around the world by coasting to 100 metres victory in a world record time of 9.69 seconds with one shoelace undone.

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Jamaica’s Usain Bolt during the press conference

Since that balmy August night Bolt has proved unbeatable in major championships, winning 11 world titles and sweeping the three sprint titles at the Beijing and London Olympics.

The one title he missed came at the 2011 worlds in Daegu when he was disqualified from the 100 final.

Then, some of the conjecture over his false start focused on possible jitters caused by a lack of fitness but he blew away those theories with victories in the 200 and the relay.

Bolt has since lived with, and confounded, the injury narrative ahead of two major championships - a sore hamstring hampered him before London and a back problem similarly limited his outings before the 2015 world championships.

This year, Bolt was forced to skip the Jamaican Olympic trials because of another hamstring injury but his rivals, chastened perhaps by experience, have no doubt he will be at his best in Rio. Former world champion Tyson Gay described the injury scares as a “tradition”, while Justin Gatlin said it was all part of the “crazy stuff” of an Olympic year.

“On the eve of the Olympics we’ll all be debating whether he can win. And then he will win,” American 400 metres great Michael Johnson said. (rtr)

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Friday, July 22, 2016

Friday, July 22, 2016

Sp rt Sam Allardyce on verge of being hired to coach England

LONDON — England is on the verge of hiring Sunderland manager Sam Allardyce to take charge of the national team as Roy Hodgson’s successor. A person with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press on Wednesday that the English Football Association is close to finalizing Allardyce’s appointment.

The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the appointment has not been made and the FA board, which is due to meet on Thursday, has to approve new coaches.

The FA has to secure Allardyce’s release from Sunderland, which urged for a swift resolution last week after revealing that the 61year-old Englishman had held talks with England.

“At the present time Sam Allardyce remains Sunderland manager,” Sunderland said in a state-

ment on Wednesday evening. “We share in the anger and frustration of our supporters and would like to assure them that we are working to conclude the matter in the best interests of Sunderland.

The FA began searching for a new coach three weeks ago when Hodgson’s hopes of extending his four-year stint were ended by an embarrassing loss to Iceland in the last 16 of the European Championship. The defeat prolonged the country’s trophy drought since the

1966 World Cup. England has little time to dwell on the humiliation in France with qualifying for the 2018 World Cup beginning with an away match against Slovakia on Sept. 4.

Allardyce has 25 years of experience in management, including spells in the Premier League with Bolton, Newcastle, Blackburn and West Ham. Although Allardyce has never won a major trophy as a player or coach, he has a reputation for improving struggling teams.

Allardyce joined Sunderland in October and helped the team stay in the Premier League, further improving his credentials for the England job.

Like Hodgson, Allardyce never appeared as a player for England. (ap)

Mario Goetze returns to Dortmund from Bayern

DORTMUND — Borussia Dortmund is bringing back forward Mario Goetze from Bayern Munich. Goetze left Dortmund for Bayern in 2013 but never settled down and was mostly a bench player under previous coach Pep Guardiola. New Bayern coach

Carlo Ancelotti had a talk with Goetze before assuming the post and reportedly did not try to keep the forward who scored the winning extra-time goal that gave Germany the World Cup title over Argentina at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.

At the European Champion-

ship in France that ended earlier this month, Goetze did not play a major role.

Dortmund said Thursday that Goetze will sign a four-year contract once he’s passed the medical examination. Details of the deal were not released. (ap)

Atletico presents midfielder Nicolas Gaitan

IBP/net

Marko Pjaca

Zagreb forward Pjaca undergoes medical at Juventus

Juventus are set to sign Dinamo Zagreb’s Croatian forward Marko Pjaca who is undergoing a medical in Turin, the Italian champions said on Thursday.

“Croatia international winger Marko Pjaca arrived at J-Medical this morning, where he is carrying out routine tests ahead of a proposed move to Juventus,” the club

MADRID — Atletico Madrid has presented Argentina midfielder Nicolas Gaitan a month after securing his transfer from Benfica.

Gaitan will help reinforce a squad coached by Diego Simeone that reached the final of the Champions League and finished third in the Spanish league last season.

Gaitan says “I will be able to bring with me the sense of tactical order I learned in Portugal.”

said in a statement.

The 21-year-old Pjaca, who has 10 caps for his country, joined Croatian champions Dinamo Zagreb in 2014 and scored four goals in 22 league appearances last season.

Pjaca made his professional debut at the age of 16 with Dinamo Zagreb’s local rivals Lokomotiva in 2012. (rtr)

REUTERS/Michael Dalder Livepic

Mario Gomez leaves Besiktas because of political situation

AP Photo/Scott Heppell, File

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Nicolas Gaitan

Germany’s Mario Gomez is down injured

FILE - In this Saturday, Nov. 7, 2015 file photo, Sunderland’s manager Sam Allardyce awaits the start of their English Premier League soccer match between Sunderland and Southampton at the Stadium of Light, Sunderland, England.

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FRANKFURT — Germany striker Mario Gomez says he is leaving Besiktas because of “the political situation” in Turkey. Gomez scored 26 goals last season to help Besiktas win its first Turkish championship since 2009. Gomez played one season on loan from Fiorentina and Besiktas wanted to keep him.

Gomez says the “only reason” for leaving was “the political situation.” He says the “terrible events

of the past few days” made him take the decision. Gomez was on vacation during the failed coup attempt five days ago.

Gomez says he would love to return and play again for Besiktas once the “political problems are solved peacefully.”

In a personal statement, he says he has become very fond of the club and the country in the past year. (ap)

AP Photo/Martin Meissner

In this March 5, 2013 picture Dortmund’s Mario Goetze plays during the Champions League, round of 16, second leg soccer match between Borussia Dortmund and Shakhtar Donetsk in Dortmund, Germany.

The 28-year-old Gaitan played six seasons for Benfica, helping it win 10 titles across all competitions. He scored 41 goals in 252 for the Portuguese champions. He also has 15 caps for Argentina. Atletico reached a deal for Gaitan in June while he was playing for Argentina at Copa America.

Gaitan arrived in the Spanish capital the day after Atletico presented Croatia defender Sime Vrsaljko. (ap)

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Friday, July 22, 2016

Friday, July 22, 2016

Sp rt Sam Allardyce on verge of being hired to coach England

LONDON — England is on the verge of hiring Sunderland manager Sam Allardyce to take charge of the national team as Roy Hodgson’s successor. A person with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press on Wednesday that the English Football Association is close to finalizing Allardyce’s appointment.

The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the appointment has not been made and the FA board, which is due to meet on Thursday, has to approve new coaches.

The FA has to secure Allardyce’s release from Sunderland, which urged for a swift resolution last week after revealing that the 61year-old Englishman had held talks with England.

“At the present time Sam Allardyce remains Sunderland manager,” Sunderland said in a state-

ment on Wednesday evening. “We share in the anger and frustration of our supporters and would like to assure them that we are working to conclude the matter in the best interests of Sunderland.

The FA began searching for a new coach three weeks ago when Hodgson’s hopes of extending his four-year stint were ended by an embarrassing loss to Iceland in the last 16 of the European Championship. The defeat prolonged the country’s trophy drought since the

1966 World Cup. England has little time to dwell on the humiliation in France with qualifying for the 2018 World Cup beginning with an away match against Slovakia on Sept. 4.

Allardyce has 25 years of experience in management, including spells in the Premier League with Bolton, Newcastle, Blackburn and West Ham. Although Allardyce has never won a major trophy as a player or coach, he has a reputation for improving struggling teams.

Allardyce joined Sunderland in October and helped the team stay in the Premier League, further improving his credentials for the England job.

Like Hodgson, Allardyce never appeared as a player for England. (ap)

Mario Goetze returns to Dortmund from Bayern

DORTMUND — Borussia Dortmund is bringing back forward Mario Goetze from Bayern Munich. Goetze left Dortmund for Bayern in 2013 but never settled down and was mostly a bench player under previous coach Pep Guardiola. New Bayern coach

Carlo Ancelotti had a talk with Goetze before assuming the post and reportedly did not try to keep the forward who scored the winning extra-time goal that gave Germany the World Cup title over Argentina at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil.

At the European Champion-

ship in France that ended earlier this month, Goetze did not play a major role.

Dortmund said Thursday that Goetze will sign a four-year contract once he’s passed the medical examination. Details of the deal were not released. (ap)

Atletico presents midfielder Nicolas Gaitan

IBP/net

Marko Pjaca

Zagreb forward Pjaca undergoes medical at Juventus

Juventus are set to sign Dinamo Zagreb’s Croatian forward Marko Pjaca who is undergoing a medical in Turin, the Italian champions said on Thursday.

“Croatia international winger Marko Pjaca arrived at J-Medical this morning, where he is carrying out routine tests ahead of a proposed move to Juventus,” the club

MADRID — Atletico Madrid has presented Argentina midfielder Nicolas Gaitan a month after securing his transfer from Benfica.

Gaitan will help reinforce a squad coached by Diego Simeone that reached the final of the Champions League and finished third in the Spanish league last season.

Gaitan says “I will be able to bring with me the sense of tactical order I learned in Portugal.”

said in a statement.

The 21-year-old Pjaca, who has 10 caps for his country, joined Croatian champions Dinamo Zagreb in 2014 and scored four goals in 22 league appearances last season.

Pjaca made his professional debut at the age of 16 with Dinamo Zagreb’s local rivals Lokomotiva in 2012. (rtr)

REUTERS/Michael Dalder Livepic

Mario Gomez leaves Besiktas because of political situation

AP Photo/Scott Heppell, File

IBP/afp

Nicolas Gaitan

Germany’s Mario Gomez is down injured

FILE - In this Saturday, Nov. 7, 2015 file photo, Sunderland’s manager Sam Allardyce awaits the start of their English Premier League soccer match between Sunderland and Southampton at the Stadium of Light, Sunderland, England.

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FRANKFURT — Germany striker Mario Gomez says he is leaving Besiktas because of “the political situation” in Turkey. Gomez scored 26 goals last season to help Besiktas win its first Turkish championship since 2009. Gomez played one season on loan from Fiorentina and Besiktas wanted to keep him.

Gomez says the “only reason” for leaving was “the political situation.” He says the “terrible events

of the past few days” made him take the decision. Gomez was on vacation during the failed coup attempt five days ago.

Gomez says he would love to return and play again for Besiktas once the “political problems are solved peacefully.”

In a personal statement, he says he has become very fond of the club and the country in the past year. (ap)

AP Photo/Martin Meissner

In this March 5, 2013 picture Dortmund’s Mario Goetze plays during the Champions League, round of 16, second leg soccer match between Borussia Dortmund and Shakhtar Donetsk in Dortmund, Germany.

The 28-year-old Gaitan played six seasons for Benfica, helping it win 10 titles across all competitions. He scored 41 goals in 252 for the Portuguese champions. He also has 15 caps for Argentina. Atletico reached a deal for Gaitan in June while he was playing for Argentina at Copa America.

Gaitan arrived in the Spanish capital the day after Atletico presented Croatia defender Sime Vrsaljko. (ap)

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Friday, July 22, 2016

Perancak Temple

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Russian Olympic ban upheld by CAS

LAUSANNE - Sport’s highest tribunal on Thursday rejected Russia’s appeal against a doping ban for its entire athletics team from the Rio Olympics starting in 15 days’ time, drawing swift and angry condemnation from Moscow.

The decision by the Swiss-based Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) increases the possibility that the International Olympic Committee (IOC) will now exclude Russia from all sports, not just track and field, in Rio de Janeiro.

That would mark the deepest crisis in the Olympic movement since the U.S. and Soviet boycotts of the 1980s, and would be a grave blow to a nation that prides itself on its status as a sporting superpower.

“CAS rejects the claims/appeal of the Russian Olympic Committee and 68 Russian athletes,” CAS said in a statement that backed the right the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) to suspend the Russian athletics federation.

The head of Russia’s delegation to the Rio Olympics said the decision was devoid of any logic, and double Olympic champion pole vaulter Yelena Isinbayeva called it “the funeral of athletics”.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said: “I certainly regret such a decision by CAS which refers to absolutely all of our athletes.”

The ban was imposed last November by the IAAF after an independent report uncovered rampant

JEMBRANA - Perancak Temple is also called

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Temple Story Pertaining to the name (Abhiseka) of Purancak Temple, it is inseparable from the holy journey (Dharmayatra and Tirthayatra) of Danghyang Dwijendra, a famous Siwa Religion Adviser. From the domestic sources, there is opinion that the name of Purancak Temple is come the word of Perahu Encak (Balinese Language meaning leaky boat or breaking boat).

There is also from domestic source say that this temple’s name is come from word Ancak (The tree name, sycamore bodi), because when Danghyang Dwijendra crossing the sea in west part of Bali Island that is also recognized as Sagara Rupek, he firstly arrive at the location where the Purancak Temple existing now. He wait his wife and son who go up the leaky boat that had been patched by spool gourd leaf ( Waluh Pahit), while Danghyang Dwijendra go up a bitter fruit Waluh (spool gourd) by using his both hand and feet as oar. When he waiting his wife and son, he was seat under a tree which is called Ancak Tree and at the same time he do conversation with a cow farmer. Since he was seat under that tree then The Temple is built right in this location hence this temple is named by Perancak Temple. But in conjunction to other domestic sources that is estimated the Purancak Temple is also taken away from the name of this countryside where he firstly arrive and do pray while waiting his family. (IBP/net)

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state-sponsored doping in Russian athletics. It was maintained in June after the IAAF Council ruled that not enough progress had been made in transforming Russia’s anti-doping programme.

Russia had argued it had taken steps to clean up the sport, and that the blanket ban was unfair to individual athletes with no record of doping.

“The principle of collective responsibility is hardly acceptable,” Peskov said.

Interfax news agency quoted Russian Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko as saying Russian officials would consider what steps to take in the light of the court’s decision, and that things could not be left as they are.

The ball is now in the court of the IOC to decide whether Russia should be excluded from all sports at the Rio Games, starting on Aug. 5.

Pressure on the IOC to take such a step increased this week after another report commissioned by the World Anti-Doping Agency revealed evidence of systematic state-sponsored doping by Russian competitors before and during the 2014 Winter Olympics in the Russian city of Sochi. (rtr)

Sputnik/Kremlin/Mikhail Klimentyev/via REUTERS/File Photo

Russian President Vladimir Putin (C) and Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko (L) watch the cross country skiing men’s relay during the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games at Laura CrossCountry Ski and Biathlon Center near Krasnaya Polyana, Russia, February 16, 2014.

Bolt targets third sprint sweep to close Olympic chapter

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SYDNEY - Usain Bolt is keenly aware of the narrative of his extraordinary career and, for the fastest man who ever lived, the only fitting way to close its Olympic chapter is with a third sprint sweep at next month’s Rio Games.

Bolt is already assured of a place not only in the pantheon of his own sport but alongside the likes of Muhammad Ali, Pele, Michael Jordan and Jack Nicklaus - men whose names alone conjure up the notion of sporting excellence.

It is company the confident Jamaican covets and he is determined to concrete his legacy by capping eight years of sprint dominance by defending his 100, 200 and 4x100 metres relay titles in what he has said will be his final Olympics.

Barring injury or mishap, Bolt will run in his ninth Olympic final in the relay at the Rio Olympic Stadium on Aug. 20, the day before he turns 30.

He ran his first final in Beijing five days before his 22nd birthday, exploding into the consciousness of sports fans around the world by coasting to 100 metres victory in a world record time of 9.69 seconds with one shoelace undone.

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Jamaica’s Usain Bolt during the press conference

Since that balmy August night Bolt has proved unbeatable in major championships, winning 11 world titles and sweeping the three sprint titles at the Beijing and London Olympics.

The one title he missed came at the 2011 worlds in Daegu when he was disqualified from the 100 final.

Then, some of the conjecture over his false start focused on possible jitters caused by a lack of fitness but he blew away those theories with victories in the 200 and the relay.

Bolt has since lived with, and confounded, the injury narrative ahead of two major championships - a sore hamstring hampered him before London and a back problem similarly limited his outings before the 2015 world championships.

This year, Bolt was forced to skip the Jamaican Olympic trials because of another hamstring injury but his rivals, chastened perhaps by experience, have no doubt he will be at his best in Rio. Former world champion Tyson Gay described the injury scares as a “tradition”, while Justin Gatlin said it was all part of the “crazy stuff” of an Olympic year.

“On the eve of the Olympics we’ll all be debating whether he can win. And then he will win,” American 400 metres great Michael Johnson said. (rtr)

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International

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Turkey’s Erdogan declares state of emergency after coup bid

ISTANBUL - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan declared a state of emergency on Wednesday as he widened a crackdown against thousands of members of the security forces, judiciary, civil service and academia after a failed military coup.

Erdogan said the state of emergency, lasting three months, would allow his government to take swift and decisive measures against supporters of the coup and was allowed under the constitution.

Emergency rule, which would take effect after it is published in Turkey’s official gazette, would allow the president and cabinet to bypass parliament in passing new laws and to limit or suspend rights and freedoms as they deem necessary.

Erdogan made the announcement during a live television broadcast in front of his government

ministers after a nearly five-hour meeting of the National Security Council.

“The aim of the declaration of the state of emergency is to be able to take fast and effective steps against this threat against democracy, the rule of law and rights and freedoms of our citizens,” Erdogan said.

He also pointedly rebuffed criticism from Western governments that have accused him of going too far in efforts to neutralize suspected opponents. About 60,000 soldiers, police, judges, civil servants and teachers have been suspended,

detained or are under investigation since Friday’s military coup attempt.

The failed putsch and the purge that followed have unsettled the country of 80 million, a NATO member bordering Syria, Iraq and Iran and Western ally in the fight against Islamic State.

Before announcing the state of emergency, Erdogan said the sweep was not yet over and that he believed foreign countries might have been involved in the attempt to overthrow him.

Speaking through an interpreter in an interview with broadcaster Al Jazeera, Erdogan dismissed suggestions that he was becoming authoritarian and that Turkish democracy was under threat. (rtr)

REUTERS/Umit Bektas

Friday, July 22, 2016

Indonesia shrugs off Pokemon fatwa as gaming fever takes hold

JAKARTA - Avid players of smash-hit mobile phone game Pokemon GO in Indonesia, home to the world’s largest Muslim population, are not letting religious decrees or security warnings get in the way of their mission to catch their next cartoon creature. Nintendo’s augmented reality app, in which players walk around real-life places to hunt virtual characters on their smartphone screens, has become an instant hit globally, almost doubling the market value of the Japanese game-maker.

REUTERS/Soe Zeya Tun

Myanmar State Counselor Aung San Suu Kyi prays while attending an event marking the 69th anniversary of Martyrs’ Day at the Martyrs’ Mausoleum dedicated to the fallen independence heroes, including her father General Aung San, in Yangon July 19, 2016.

Myanmar’s Aung San Suu Kyi accepts Obama’s invitation to visit US

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan speaks during a news conference following the National Security Council and cabinet meetings at the Presidential Palace in Ankara, Turkey, July 20, 2016.

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YANGON - Myanmar government leader Aung San Suu Kyi has accepted an invitation from President Barack Obama to visit the United States, the government said on Thursday, in what would be her first trip to America since she won an election in November.

Suu Kyi planned to travel at a “mutually convenient time”, a Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokeswoman said. Another government source said the trip was likely to coincide with the U.N. General Assembly session in New York in September.

Suu Kyi’s party, the National League for Democracy, swept to power in a historic election in November after decades of campaigning against military rule.

It took over the running of the country after a transition from semi-civilian rule in April.

“She accepted President Obama’s invitation to visit the U.S. before his presidency ends,” said Aye Aye Soe, a spokeswoman at the foreign ministry, which is run

by Suu Kyi. Visiting U.S. Deputy National Security Advisor for Strategic Communications Ben Rhodes delivered Obama’s invitation during a meeting with Suu Kyi in the capital, Naypyitaw, on Wednesday.

Suu Kyi, 71, is barred from becoming president by the constitution drafted under the previous regime, because her two sons do not have Myanmar citizenship.

She is instead foreign minister and has also assumed the newly created post of state counsellor. She is in overall charge of running the government.

The U.S. embassy in the city of Yangon did not comment.

Suu Kyi, who spent years under house arrest during military rule, visited the United States as the leader of the opposition in September 2012.

The U.N. General Assembly session in New York is scheduled from Sept. 13 to Sept. 26. Obama will leave office in January after a November election. (rtr)

In this Monday, July 18, 2016 photo, people gaze at their smartphones as they play “Pokemon Go” in Jakarta, Indonesia.

Indonesian authorities banned the playing of “Pokemon Go” from the presidential palace on Wednesday, July 20, 2016, as they voiced worries that the game could be a security risk.

presidential palace premises.

A spokeswoman at Pokemon Co, which produced the title with Nintendo, said the game was designed for enjoyment and not to promote social ills.

Pokemon GO has not been officially launched in the country of 250 million people - an enthusiastic adopter of social media apps - but tens of thousands of Indonesians are already getting it by using a proxy location on their smartphones that gives them access to app stores of other countries.

“I will not stop playing unless the reason is realistic,” said Mohammad Resja Ilham, a 24-year-old radio host who catches Pokemons on his way to work and back home, and up to five hours on weekends. “I can meet new people when I play, it’s really fun.” Businesses are also cashing in.

Indonesian telecommunication service provider PT XL Axiata Tbk is offering a 20 percent discount for certain 4G data packages to “take advantage of the Pokemon GO trend”, spokeswoman Turina Farouk told Reuters.

Last Saturday, Southeast Asian ride-hailing service Grab offered deals to Pokemon hunters who hopped on its vehicles to get to the National Monument in the Indonesian capital.

“People are crazy about it now,” said Ridzki Kramadibrata, Indonesia managing director for Grab. “I was there (the National Monument) myself and managed to catch some Pokemons.” (rtr)

JAYAPURA - The Indonesian Navy (TNI AL) Headquarters has agreed to upgrade a naval post in Nabire in Papua province to the level of a naval base, Commander of the Jayapura Naval Base X, Brigadir General Heru Kusmanto said.

Preparations to upgrade the naval post to a naval base have been started, he stated here on Wednesday, adding, “Several personnel

naval post.

The Sarmi naval post will likely be upgraded after the inauguration of the Nabire naval base, he informed, adding that Merauke and Sorong naval bases, which previously belonged to the jurisdiction of the Jayapura naval base, have been already inaugurated.

The Jayapura naval base X itself oversees the north waters of Papua, he said. (ant)

But not everyone is cheering it.

Saudi Arabia’s top clerical body recently renewed a 15-year-old fatwa, or edict, that declared the Pokemon game franchise un-Islamic, saying it promotes gambling and the theory of evolution, among other concerns.

The fatwa, however, made no mention of the successful new Pokemon GO mobile game. The Indonesian Ulema Council (MUI), the country’s top Muslim clerical

body, has not made a formal statement on Pokemon GO, senior official Amidhan Shaberah told Reuters. But he said the game carries “more harm than benefits” as it can make people “intoxicated”, at the cost of their work or studies.

Indonesian security officials have said it could allow enemies to gather sensitive satellite data, according to local media. Officials have also banned people from playing in the

AP Photo/Tatan Syuflana

Navy HQ agrees to upgrade Nabire Naval Post to naval base have been sent to Nabire and they have begun to prepare everything.”

However, no exact date has been set to inaugurate the naval base, he added.

Asked about plans to also upgrade the Sarmi naval post into a naval base, he disclosed that his side had originally proposed to upgrade both the two naval posts.

However, the TNI AL Headquarters only agreed to upgrade the Nabire

Weapons must be purchased as per need: President

JAKARTA - President Joko Widodo stated here on Wednesday that defense system main equipment (alutsista) purchase should be based upon needs and not desires.

“Inputs from all branches of the armed forces - the navy, the army and the airforce - as well as the commander of the defense forces (TNI), the minister of defense and others must be taken into account so that we are sure what we need to buy.

This way, we will end up buying only what we really need and not as per our desires,” he said at a limited meeting on alutsista at his office.

President Joko Widodo also added that there needs to be transparency in the purchase of alutsista.

“Therefore, the defense industry law must be implemented in every decision to carry out purchase of alutsista.”

“This must be accorded priority so that the development of national defense industry really leads to selfsufficiency when it comes to our

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security and defense equipment,” he stressed.

He hoped this meeting would focus on ways to fulfill the minimum defense requirement (KPM) by 2024.

“By 2019, the framework of TNI modernization should have brought in line with the 2024 KPM strategic plan,” he assured.

Under the 2014 KPM, the army should have heavy military hardware such as medium-sized tanks, attack helicopters and special infantry weapons.

The navy, meanwhile, must have equipment such as a sub-marine, a surface warship and a maritime surveillance system to secure locations that have conflict potentials, he stated.

The air force, on the other hand, must be strengthened with strategic hardware such as fighter jets, heavy transport aircraft, missile defense system and radar system, he explained. (ant)

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Friday, July 22, 2016

BUSINESS U.S.’s Lew urges Greece to stay on budget reform path

ATHENS - U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew on Thursday urged Greek officials to make more progress on budget and economic reforms to help unlock European debt relief and boost growth in the struggling Greek economy.

Following a meeting with Greek Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos in Athens, Lew said Greece needed “to make headway on the next set of milestones due in October, including by following through on privatisation plans and moving forward with critical financial sector reforms.”

He told a news conference there were multiple ways to make Greece’s debt more sustainable, including easing its primary budget surplus target of 3.5 percent of gross domestic product in 2018.

Although the International Monetary Fund has said this target is too high and cannot realistically be achieved, Lew said it was up to Greece and its lenders to reach a formula that is sustainable. “In the end, it has to work,” he said.

Lew said reform progress was important so that European leaders can begin discussing with the IMF the timing and details of Greek debt relief, which Eurogroup lenders committed to pursuing in May. REUTERS/Yorgos Karahalis/File Photo “Putting Greece’s debt on a sustainable path is critical to Greece’s An Olympic Airways airplane stands on the premises of the former Athens International airport, at long-term economic health and I encourage all parties to be flexible to successfully conclude this fall’s negotiations,” Lew said.(rtr) Hellenikon suburb, southwest of Athens, Greece June 16, 2014.

Bank of Japan’s Kuroda rules out “helicopter money” - BBC

LONDON - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda ruled out the idea of using “helicopter money” - or directly underwriting the budget deficit - to combat deflation, as policymakers in Tokyo gear up to expand existing stimulus programmes.

Japanese markets have risen this month on speculation that authorities, battling to revive an economy dogged by decades of anaemic inflation, will resort to using helicopter money, possibly issuing perpetual bonds to underwrite public debt.

But in a BBC interview broadcast on Thursday, Kuroda said the central bank already had mechanisms in place to ease policy further if needed, and that Japan should not forfeit a clear separation between fiscal and monetary institutions.

“I don’t think at this stage we should abandon this institutional setting. No need and no possibility for helicopter money,” Kuroda told the radio documentary.

The yen shot up after Kuroda’s comments, hitting a high of 116.44 yen per euro, up 1 percent on the day. A BOJ spokesman said Kuroda was reiterating his usual stance. The date of the interview was not clear.

Last week a senior advisor to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told Reuters that Japan should not resort to helicopter money. A majority of economists polled by Reuters this week ex-

pected the BOJ to ease policy later this month, forecasting a combination of measures in another attempt to kick-start inflation.

Kuroda, who was interviewed in his office in Tokyo, said the BOJ had three existing policy options: quantitative and qualitative easing, and negative interest rates.

“If necessary, we can change the quantity, as well as further change and expand the quality (of assets purchased), and also we can further deepen (into) negative territory of interest imposed on part of the current account deposits (from) commercial banks,” he said.

“We have very powerful policy framework, and I don’t think there’s any significant limitation of further easing of monetary conditions in Japan, if necessary.”

Speaking on the same BBC programme, Bank of England Chief Economist Andrew Haldane said low interest rates and bondbuying schemes since the financial crisis might have led to some markets overheating sometimes, but there was no evidence this had become widespread. Haldane was interviewed on June 28.(rtr)

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Governor of the Bank of Japan Haruhiko Kuroda (C) arrives for the session ‘The Global Economic Outlook’ in the Swiss mountain resort of Davos, Switzerland January 24, 2015.

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Pejaten Village a Home to Ceramic Arts

Pejaten has a new tourist attraction namely ceramics museum. Many people do not know yet about it. It is natural because it was just established four years ago gradually. Visitors to the museum named Tantri only reach tens of people. More foreign travelers are recorded. Aside from having a look, they can also practice the Pejaten has a new tourist attraction namely ceramics museum.

Many people do not know yet about it. It is natural because it was just established four years ago gradually. Visitors to the museum named Tantri only reach tens of people. More foreign travelers are recorded. Aside from having a look, they can also practice the making of ceramics. The result can be taken home, so that Pejaten can still be remembered.

Putu Oka Mahendra, founder of the Tantri Museum of Ceramics, said that the idea of ??establishing the museum actually emerged in the 1980s. At that time, his father served as headman of Pejaten.

The idea was then materialized in 2011.

Oka Mahendra said that ceramics and pottery or products made from clay are synonymous with Pejaten village. These crafts have been supporting the life of local community since the beginning.

“In the past around in the 1970s, this village was a barren place.

The existing agricultural land available was insufficient. Then, pottery crafts helped support the people here,” he said.

In the next decade, around 1985, the ceramics and pottery industry at the village was growing.

It was in line with the introduction of the heating technique at high temperatures by a Dutch guest stopping at the village. With the technique, people could produce much higher quality ceramics and pottery.

This former legislator of Tabanan in the period of 2009-2014 said that incoming guests do not only have a look at the collection of ceramics, but also see the process of making ceramics from raw material processing, manufacturing to finishing processes.

In harmony with the passage of time, Oka Mahendra said that many domestic and foreign travelers then come to Pejaten village especially to see the making of ceramics. “The visit is still dominated by foreign travelers from Europe with an average of 30 people per day, while domestic consists of 20 people,” he explained.

Admittedly, the development of Pejaten ceramics has started to increase. It is indicated by high demand for the goods, especially

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The pottery in Pejaten, Tabanan from hotels and restaurants. Definitely this condition encourages the growth of ceramic artisans.

Unfortunately, amid such development the artisans are faced with raw material constraint. Not

infrequently they must be in line to get ready-to-used materials.

“Our raw materials are brought in from Jakarta,” he explained.

Nevertheless, together with local residents he is currently

conducting an area arrangement to support the existence of the ceramic museum. One of them is organizing the rural environment so as to support the existence of the industry. (kmb)

Caruk, a Rare and Sacred Gamelan

An old gamelan instrument called Caruk made its first appearance at the Bali Arts Festival (BAF) this year. The Caruk gamelan troupe from Pau Village, Banjarangkan performed music that is rarely heard, on the Amgsoka stage of

the Denpsar Art Center. “The caruk gamelan instrument is estimated to have originated in the fifteenth century and An old gamelan instrument called Caruk made its first appearance at the Bali Arts Festi-

val (BAF) this year. The Caruk gamelan troupe from Pau Village, Banjarangkan performed music that is rarely heard, on the Amgsoka stage of the Denpsar Art Center. “The caruk gamelan instrument is estimated to have originated in

the fifteenth century and this is the fifth generation of this particular gamelan troupe” explained art coordinator of Pau customary village, Nengah Sukirta. Pau Village and Tangkas Village are the only places in Klungkung where caruk gamlean can be found, said Sukirta adding that they are only played for Deva Yajna and Pitri Yajna religious cermonies.

“For Pitri Yajna rituals, caruk gamelan is played during the cremation ceremony during menek tumpang salu, menek bea and mapurwadaksina rites that culminate in the nyekah ritual. For Dewa Yajna rituals, caruk gamelan is played during the mamungkah rite. It is played at the peak of the ritual when the deities circle the offerings clockwise –known as murwa daksina” he elaborated.

Head of Pau customary village’s caruk gamelan troupe, I Wayan Suendra, said that this gamelan instrument is a rare and sacred instrument. Caruk gamelan consists of two small xylophones and one saron that are always played together. “We also have an extra player so for the BAF performance

there were four musicians” he Suendra. Suendra added that nine different caruk gamelan compositions were handed down by the ancestors, however because the palm-leaf manuscripts on which they were written are hard to read, only five of the compositions are played. All five were performed at this year’s BAF: the Tabuh Ririgan, Tabuh Rejang, Tabuh Ombak Segara, Tabuh Panji Marga and Tabuh Manu Kaba.

“For a very long time only five of the compositions can be played because of the difficulty in reading the lontars, but we are determined to find a way to read the others so that we can perform them in next year’s BAF”, explained Suendra.

Currently, there are only four people in Pau customary village who are actively involved playing gamelan so Suendra is eager to encourage younger people to learn to play. “The notation for caruk gamelan music is different than other gamelan so it is harder to learn. It takes many years to master.

After the BAF we will start to teach young children, which may take even longer”, he said. (kmb)

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Attacked by mouse, 90 ha of farmland totally fail

Paddy plants of older than a month prone to mouse attack

TABANAN - A total of 90 hectares of paddy plants spread across many areas of Tabanan are threatened by harvest failure due to the attack of pests, one of which is mouse attack. The highest case occurred to 71 hectares in Penebel subdistrict.

Of the 90 hectares of farmland experiencing total harvest failure, 36 hectares occurred at Subak Tingkih Kerep, Penebel. In addition, based on the data of the Tabanan Agriculture Agency, total harvest failure also occurred at Subak Babakan, Wanasari and Subak Gunggungan, Wanasari village respectively one hectare, Subak Riang of Sengkulung sub-group, Riang Gede village, Penebel (5 ha), Subak Cepik, Penebel (30 ha) and Subak Tuka, Baturiti (15 ha).

“These data are obtained from the period of January 2016 through June 2016,” explained POPT Coordinator of

the Tabanan Agriculture Agency, I Nengah Durmita, with permission from the Head of the Tabanan Agriculture Agency, Tuesday (Jul. 19).

Peak of the mouse attack usually occurs ahead of harvest season or in March and April 2016. However, farmers are asked to continuously anticipate because one month-old or older plant is vulnerable to mouse attack. “A the time of planting, the attack is decreasing, where farmer assisted by extension officers always perform pest control by fumigation,” he said.

He added that mouse attack varies

ranging from light to total harvest failure.

Planting realization in Tabanan with ten subdistricts reached 22,485 hectares until June 2016. Light attack occurred to 220 hectares, medium attack to 32 hectares and severe attack to nine hectares, while total failure to 90 hectares. “Light here means that 85 percent of the land area still produces; medium attack (75 percent); and severe attack (25 percent). In total attack, it absolutely cannot be harvested,” he explained.

Other than against mouse attacks or other pests, Nengah Durmita also suggested paying attention to stem borers caused by caterpillars, tungro disorder, brown leafhopper, bacterial leaf blight, blast and stripes. “While preparing the land, farmers can anticipate these pest attacks,” he advised.

He said that various efforts have been made ranging from anticipation to control.

In other words, each report on direct attack is followed up with treatment. This effort is made so that the pest attack will not spread to other areas. “Especially for the prevention of mouse, we have distributed the needs of Tyrant mouse poison in every activity of fumigation and hunting.

And the number is adjusted to the condition of land attacked and active holes,” he concluded.

As is known, when entering the planting season this July, a number of farmers in Tabanan remain worried about the mouse attack. This occurs at a number of subak area ever experienced crop failure like Subak Aya Sunantaya (Penebel) and Subak Tiying Gading (West Selemadeg). (kmb28)

Game of Pokemon Go spreads to Karangasem

AMLAPURA - The fever of Pokemon Go game in gadget seems to have penetrated to Karangasem.

The game can quickly spread to Karangasem because it is also triggered by the commotion of publication outside the region.

Such a game is widely at issue on television. As consequence, the people all this time have been like to play games are then made curious. A resident from Selat, Karangasem, Wayan Puta, said on Wednesday (Jul. 20) that his son has got one of the games. He admitted not to know where his son got it, whether from his friends at school or elsewhere.

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cause of various concerns over the impact. There are analysts saying it is hazardous because it can be used to extract or steal the secrets of a country, while others are worried about the implications if people will get enamored. As reported, outside the region there was a gamer getting to the edge of a ravine without being realized because the gamer was busy catching Pokemon, while other gamers were reported to mutually crash.

Some people informed that there are many gamers playing around the Tanah Aron Memorial Park in Amlapura because many Pokemon figures are found in the area. (013)

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The fever of Pokemon Go game in gadget seems to have penetrated to Karangasem. The game can quickly spread to Karangasem because it is also triggered by the commotion of publication outside the region.

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U.S. sues to seize $1 bln in assets tied to Malaysian state fund

WASHINGTON - U.S. prosecutors are trying to seize more than $1 billion in assets they said were tied to money stolen from the Malaysian state fund, overseen by the prime minister, and used to finance “The Wolf of Wall Street” film, and to buy property and works of art.

Civil lawsuits filed in federal court on Wednesday did not name Malaysian premier Najib Razak, referring instead to “Malaysian Official 1.” Some of the allegations against this official are the same as those in a Malaysian investigation over a $681 million transfer to his personal bank account.

The U.S. Department of Justice said $681 million from a 2013 bond sale by sovereign wealth fund 1MDB was transferred to the account of “Malaysian Official 1.”

He is described in court papers as “a high-ranking official in the Malaysian government who also held a position of authority with 1MDB.” A source familiar with the investigation confirmed that “Malaysian Official 1” is Najib.

Back in Malaysia, the hashtag #MalaysianOfficial1 was trending on Thursday.

A spokesman for the prime minister said in a statement that 1MDB has been the subject of multiple inquiries in Malaysia and “the At-

torney General found that no crime was committed.”

The Malaysian government will cooperate fully with any lawful investigations, the statement said.

Najib has consistently denied any wrongdoing.

The investigation is the largest set of cases brought by the U.S. Department of Justice’s Kleptocracy Asset Recovery Initiative, which seeks the forfeiture of the proceeds of foreign corruption. The previous largest case in February sought to seize $850 million.

1MDB, which Najib founded in 2009 shortly after he came to office, is being investigated for money laundering in at least six countries, including the United States, Singapore and Switzerland.

Singapore’s central bank said on Thursday authorities have seized assets worth S$240 million in an investigation of 1MDB-related fund flows for possible money laundering, securities fraud, cheating and other offenses. (rtr)

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Malaysia’s Prime Minister Najib Razak (C) speaks to journalists after attending an event in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia July 21, 2016.

S.Korea’s Park calls for unity over THAAD deployment

SEOUL - South Korean President Park Geun-hye said on Thursday the move to deploy a THAAD missile defence system was “inevitable” because of a growing threat from North Korea and that division in the South over its deployment is what Pyongyang seeks.

North Korea’s launch of three ballistic missiles on Tuesday was the latest evidence that the anti-missile system is needed, Park said at a National Security Council meeting.

This month’s announcement by South Korea and the United States to deploy a Terminal High Altitude Area Defence (THAAD) unit with the U.S. military in a rural melonfarming county in the South triggered loud protests from residents worried about possible negative health and environmental impacts.

“If we continue to be divisive and social confusion grows about a deciREUTERS/Kim Hong-Ji sion we had no choice but to make to Seoungju residents take part in a protest against the government’s decision on de- protect the country and the lives of ploying a U.S. THAAD anti-missile defense unit in Seongju, in Seoul, South Korea, our people, it would be exactly where North Korea wants us to go,” Park July 21, 2016.

said, according to her office.

North Korea said on Wednesday it had conducted a ballistic missile test that simulated preemptive strikes against South Korean ports and airfields used by the U.S. military, likely referring to the three missiles fired on Tuesday.

The missiles flew between 500 kms and 600 kms (300-360 miles) into the sea off its east coast and could have hit anywhere in South Korea if the North intended, the South’s military said.

Many residents of Seongju, about 200 kms (120 miles) from the capital Seoul, joined by opposition members of parliament and civic groups, have demanded the government scrap the decision to site the THAAD battery there.

Some residents bearing South Korean flags and anti-THAAD banners held a rally in central Seoul on Thursday to demonstrate against the decision. Roughly 2,000 people joined the rally, according to police and organisers, including the governor of Seongju who shaved his head in protest. (rtr)

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A month after that vote, clothing sellers are nursing big share price falls and contemplating the cost of the depreciation in the pound versus their most important currency, the U.S. dollar.

At the same time, consumer confidence has recorded one of the biggest drops in over two decades.

With consumer spending accounting for three quarters of Britain’s gross domestic product any drop would have huge implications for the economy.

While a few retailers with big overseas earnings could benefit from the currency move, such as luxury brand Burberry , online fashion retailer ASOS and discount chain Primark, those that will struggle are likely to be British-focused and with already tight margins.

“It was already a tough market,” Andy Street, managing director of John Lewis, Britain’s biggest department store chain, said earlier this month, while Steve Rowe, CEO of Marks & Spencer, the nation’s biggest clothing retailer, described confidence as “fragile”.

While steps by clothing retailers to protect themselves from volatility in foreign exchange rates through hedging will provide some breathing space on the currency issue, the hit to confidence is the more immediate threat as Britons typically curtail clothes shopping in hard times.

Market researcher Nielsen polled shoppers after the Brexit vote and found 41 percent planned to change their spending habits to save on household expenses, with clothing and expensive grocery brands in their sights.

In common with all British retailers, clothing sellers were already grappling with intense competition from online-only players and the cost inflation implications of the government-mandated

minimum pay rate, the national living wage, as well as increased business rates.

Official data on Thursday showed UK clothing sales were falling even before the referendum. Sales volumes in the three months to June were 5 percent lower than a year earlier - the worst performance for any calendar quarter in 25 years, and in sharp contrast to a buoyant picture for most other categories of retail.

Now clothing retailers also have to deal with a sharply depreciated pound.

as UK interest rates look set to be cut there is a risk sterling could fall further.

“Now might not be the right time to do it, equally waiting might not be the right thing to do,” he said.

That unease was echoed by a person with knowledge of the situation at a FTSE 100 clothing retailer.

“You don’t want to be making a decision in July to hedge for 18 months time because nobody knows what’s going to happen.

You could put yourself in a worse position,” said the person, adding that only the brave would start hedging now.

Faced with higher sourcing costs one solution could be to pass those

costs on to consumers through higher prices.

However, in an already weak market shoppers will have little appetite for inflation and in the case of M&S raising prices would run counter to Rowe’s stated strategy of bringing them down to cure the firm’s perceived uncompetitiveness.

The average price of clothing has fallen by 15 percent in the last 10 years, according to official UK data.

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The key for clothing retailers will be their ability to mitigate the cost increases they face.

“There are a number of things that we can do in terms of the sourcing side of things,” said Helen Weir,

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Sterling has taken the brunt of market concern since the Brexit vote on June 23, falling to a 31-year low and trading below $1.28 on July 6 against $1.50 the day before the referendum.

With the bulk of British clothing retailers’ goods sourced from Asian suppliers and paid for in dollars, a weaker pound has a major impact on their buying costs.

Britain’s biggest clothing retailers, including M&S, Next and John Lewis, are hedged up to 18 months ahead, meaning that if sterling stays depressed the main impact will not start to be felt until the second half of their 2017-18 financial year.

Sportswear retailer Sports Direct is the notable exception, being unhedged for sterling-dollar for its 2016-17 year. Its share price is down 32 percent since the vote.

Clothing companies would normally be expected to hedge for the second half of 2017-18 and beyond, now and over the next few months.

But with foreign currency markets volatile, the treasury departments of firms are reviewing their hedging policies.

They face a dilemma, explained a senior banker with several major British retailers as clients, because

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Chief Creative Officer of Burberry Christopher Bailey walks on the catwalk following the presentation of the Burberry Prorsum 2012 Spring/Summer collection during London Fashion Week, Britain September 19, 2011.

M&S’ chief finance officer, noting the firm imports 1 billion to 1.5 billion pounds ($1.31-$1.97 billion) worth of goods each year in dollars.

Options include changing the mix of sourcing countries and further increasing the proportion of direct sourcing from factories, cutting out middlemen.

Also there might be scope to re-negotiate better terms with suppliers as Asian currencies have depreciated against the dollar.

Bankers say more radical options would require a cultural shift at retailers.

They could pursue “dual pricing” where they negotiate part payment for supplies in different currencies from the dollar, for example using the Chinese renminbi.

Retailers could also collaborate more on ordering, shipping and warehousing to seek economy of scale savings.

But efficiencies might be more difficult to achieve than in previous years.

“Companies have already materially improved their gross margins through better buying and efficiencies on the supply side,” said Ernesto Bisagno, senior analyst at ratings agency Moody’s.

Ultimately the clothing sellers with the biggest margins will be best able to weather the storm.

Here, Next, Britain’s most successful clothing retailer of the last decade, is the stand-out stock, with an operating margin for 2015-16 of 20.8 percent, according to Reuters data.

That dwarfs M&S on 7.4 percent, which is diluted by half of its business being in the lowermargin food sector, Debenhams on 5.8 percent (for 2014-15), Sports Direct on 9.4 percent and Primark on 11.9 percent (for its most recent quarter).

Led by Simon Wolfson, who was among the leading business supporters of Brexit, Next should be well prepared. With some foresight he had warned in March that 2016 could be its toughest year since 2008. ($1 = 0.7617 pounds) (rtr)

LVMH considers creative director change at Louis Vuitton

PARIS - LVMH boss Bernard Arnault is considering a change of creative director at Louis Vuitton with the up-and-coming Jonathan Anderson, now at sister brand Loewe, viewed as the best candidate to replace Nicolas Ghesquiere, according to three sources with knowledge of the matter.

The timing and the terms under

which the reshuffle would happen have not yet been determined, the sources said. However, they added the matter was being actively discussed at LVMH. LVMH declined to comment when contacted before publication.

Later, LVMH denied the “erroneous information that Nicolas

Ghesquiere might soon leave as artistic director of Louis Vuitton”.

Ghesquiere’s contract is not due for renewal until the end of 2018, a spokesman said.

Louis Vuitton is the world’s biggest luxury brand, generating nearly 8 billion euros ($8.8 billion) in annual revenue and accounts for the bulk of profit at parent LVMH

, owner of 70 luxury brands and businesses, ranging from fashion and wine to jewellery and hotels.

“People in the studio are expecting him (Ghesquiere) to leave, possibly as early as after the October collection,” one of the sources said.

Ghesquiere, 45, told French TV channel Canal Plus in early June

that we wished to create his own label and would be in a position to do it very soon but he did not provide details.

Designers at big brands including Louis Vuitton, Balenciaga and Hermes - Marc Jacobs, Alexander Wang and Christophe Lemaire, respectively - have left in recent years to develop their own labels. (rtr)

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Bindu eligible to be set into tourism village

British clothing retailers face Brexit double whammy

LONDON, July 21 (Reuters) - Already hamstrung by the battle to compete with online rivals, Britain’s major clothing retailers now risk a hit to sales and profits from the higher costs and plummeting consumer confidence that have followed the vote to leave the European Union.

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BADUNG - Regulation of Badung Regent No.47/2010 has set 11 tourism villages. So far, only three villages can develop, namely the Mengwi, Sangeh and Bongkasa. In the meantime, there is another village having begun to develop into a tourism village, but has not been defined as a tourism village, namely Bindu village, Abiansemal.

Wayan ‘Gendo’ Suardana

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Governor and Bali House of Representatives

Should pass on aspiration about rejection to president

DENPASAR - Coordinator of ForBALI, Wayan ‘Gendo’ Suardana, urged the Bali House of Representatives to release political standpoint related to the Benoa Bay reclamation. In this case, he urged the governor to send a letter invoking the president to revoke the Presidential Regulation No. 51/2014 that was formerly proposed by Governor of Bali, Made Mangku Pastika. It does not merely encourage the governor to ask in person to president about the reclamation issue.

“It also includes asking Mangku Pastika to stop the actions supporting the Benoa Bay reclamation and immediately take side with Balinese people. That’s what should be done, not even on the contrary as happens today tending to take safe zone and abandon responsibility,” he said.

The Bali House of Representatives, continued Gendo, should issue the same political standpoint by requesting the cancellation of the regulation to the president.

So, he also asked the president to cancel the Benoa Bay reclamation, fulfill and implement the people’s demands as well as side with Balinese people. “If only showing the standpoint as it is today, the existence of parliament is useless.

This struggle has lasted four years,” he said.

In the meantime, Chairman of the Bali Dwipa Care Forum, Gede Bangun Nusantara, said that what to be brought by the governor and

the Bali House of Representatives is not even asking the continuation of the reclamation project. However, he must bring a statement containing the rejection attitude of Balinese people against the Benoa Bay reclamation project.

“It will happen if they realize as Balinese people’s representatives.

Obviously, when the rejection of Balinese people is getting more massive, why do the governor and the parliament seem blind and deaf? Governor and chairman of the parliament should immediately meet the president and express the rejection of Balinese people against the reclamation. Statement of this attitude is still being waited

by Balinese people so far, but both parties seem mutual leave their responsibility,” he explained.

Bangun confirmed that if there is no personal interest therein, the governor and parliament should make a statement of attitude that rejects the reclamation based on the rejection of the majority of the community.

“Keep in mind that the legal basis used by Jakarta is the recommendation of the governor and deputy regent of Badung currently becoming deputy governor. Thus, armed with the recommendation, the reclamation process is able to go on. Suppose that the governor revokes it, the subsequent permits will definitely void. And this will only happen when the governor and parliament side with their own people,” he said. (kmb32)

“Though the government of Badung has not set Bindu village as a tourism village, in fact Bindu village has begun to develop into a tourism village because it is strategically located and adjacent to Ubud. The village atmosphere is safe and comfortable,” said the former Dean of the Faculty of Tourism, Udayana University, I Putu Anom, when serving as a guest speaker in the discussion of the Student Association of Tourist Destination Study Program, Faculty of Tourism, Udayana University, recently.

It was held to discuss about the follow-up of strategies to achieve Bindu development as one of the leading tourism villages in Badung district. It is related to the implementation of one of the elements becoming the three responsibilities of higher education, namely the

community service specifically at Bindu village.

“Bindu village is clean, beautiful and excellent. Hopefully, Bindu village can be officially designated as a tourism village to continuously get guidance from the government of Badung in collaboration with higher education and tourism stakeholders,” he added.

Anom continued that development of Bindu village must be based on the development of cultural tourism whose soul comes from the noble values of Hinduism, applying the Tri Hita Karana, Triwisesa (satyam-truth, sivam-sanctity, sundaram-beauty) concept, based on local knowledge and communitybased tourism development giving more roles to local communities as tourism players. “Similarly I hope that Bindu can become an assisted tourism village and laboratory of

the Faculty of Tourism, Udayana University,” he said.

In the meantime, a lecturer at the Faculty of Tourism, Udayana University, Ida Ayu Suryasih, said that operation of Bindu tourism village should refer to the principles of tourism village management namely community-based tourism.

Tourism rewards farmers and land owners including the obligatory to utilize local agricultural products to be sold to visitors.

Currently, Bindu village has the potential with the expanse of beautiful nature such as paddy fields particularly with organic farming.

There are also tourist activities such as trekking, ecotourism with village atmosphere remaining sustainable as well as social and cultural life with various arts continuing to grow. During the decade of 19701980s, Bindu village was once famous for its Drama Gong entitled Putra Jenggala (Prince of Jenggala) with the main artist Wayan Lodra.

Moreover, Bindu village has developed homestay accommodation owned by local communities having attracted travelers. (kmb32)

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Bindu village has the potential with the expanse of beautiful nature such as paddy fields particularly with organic farming. There are also tourist activities such as trekking, ecotourism with village atmosphere remaining sustainable as well as social and cultural life with various arts continuing to grow.

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To decrease and resolve the poverty problem, some measures will be taken by the regent including synergizing all the agencies dealing with poverty, updating poverty data periodically in order to know the development as well as increasing the role of business sector through their CSR in poverty alleviation. Besides, the regent will optimize the programs associated with poverty such as scholarship program for the poor, family hope program (PKH), house refurbishment, productive economic business and joint business program.

“We will also optimize the provision of social security through KIS, KIP, KKS and other programs,” he explained.

Last Wednesday, the regent through his deputy also claimed that the poverty rate in Bangli can have been successfully reduced all this time. The decline reached approximately 1.65 percent. “Based on the data of Central Statistics Agency (BPS)

in 2014, the poverty rate in Bangli district could be reduced from 5.45 percent to 3.8 percent.

In Bangli, we target the number of poverty continues to decline every year at least 1,000 people,” he explained.

In addition to alleviating poverty, the regent through his deputy has outlined the measures to be carried out in dealing with unemployment rate. The measures will include the cooperation with vocational training institute (LPK), optimization of training agency (BLK) to train manpower according to market demand, provision of credit facilities for prospective migrant workers as well as improve the quality of workers through professional certification and several other programs.

“In the meantime, the current open unemployment in Bangli reaches 0.67 percent. We target the decline to reach 0.53 percent in 2021,” said Sedana Arta. (kmb40) A house is seen on the side of the road

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Klungkung art market hit by floods

The flood which is happening in Klungkung Art Market

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As field observation on Wednesday (Jul. 20), the worst leakage was seen on the second floor at Block B. Some parts of the roof in the occupied kiosk building are in poor condition and leaking. So, when it rains the water directly gets into the kiosk and floods the ground floor.

More seriously, the rainwater does not get any handling. As a result, it directly went down and flooded the ground floor.

Surely this condition is complained by the merchants on the ground floor. Moreover, most merchandise on sale on the ground floor is made of cloth.

To get around the water so as not to get into the kiosks, some merchants put newspapers on the floor. In addition, they also put some trash cans to collect rainwater at leaking point. Unavoidably, such condition looks dirty for visitors.

“Condition like this has lasted for a year. Just now there were some officers coming here to check,” said a cloth merchant named Mrs. Wayan.

In the meantime, Chief of the Klungkung Market, Komang Putra Widiasa, when asked for his confirmation did not dismiss if many parts of the roof of Semarapura Market at block B are leaking. The leakage is alleged to occur because it is not occupied by the kiosk owners. His institution cannot make improvement because all the kiosks in block B are privately owned.

“For that matter, simply ask directly to the head of the agency.

All the kiosks in the area are personal property so that it becomes a unity,” he said while adding that the number of vacant kiosks in Block B on the second floor reaches dozens of units. (119)

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SEMARAPURA - Condition of the Semarapura art market is truly alarming. The roof of this two-story building is leaking at some points. So when it rains, this bustling market of local and foreign visitors is flooding. This condition begins to be complained by merchants. Moreover, the floor is so slippery due to puddles of rainwater.

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Show us the money: ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ probe may boost profits

NEW YORK - Leonardo DiCaprio bought the movie rights for what would be “The Wolf of Wall Street” back in 2007. But it wasn’t until a little-known Hollywood production company came along six years later that the story of high-rolling fraudsters got off the ground.

On Wednesday, the Malaysian co-founder of that company, Red Granite Pictures, was accused in U.S. civil lawsuits of using $100 million dollars that was diverted from Malaysian state development fund 1MDB in a money-laundering scheme, to finance the film.

Directed by Martin Scorsese and starring DiCaprio as real-life convicted stockbroker Jordan Belfort “The Wolf of Wall Street,” went on to make $400 million at the worldwide box office, get five Oscar nominations, and win a Golden Globe for the popular actor.

The lawsuits aim to seize the proceeds from the 2013 film. Now back in the spotlight, the rollicking tale of drugs, sex and money laundering should make tens of millions of dollars more, industry analysts said.

“A film like ‘Wolf of Wall Street’ with DiCaprio and Scorsese is an evergreen property and it could easily make another $100 million in the near future,” said Jeff Bock, senior box office analyst at Exhibitor Relations.

The renewed attention on the film won’t hurt either. “All the talk just helps remind people about the movie,” Bock said.

Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for global media measurement company comScore, said it was the kind of movie that does well for years.

In a statement, Red Granite said that to its knowledge, none of the funding it received four years ago was illegitimate and that co-founder

Riza Aziz and the company did nothing wrong. Riza Aziz is the stepson of Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, who oversaw the 1MDB fund.

The court papers mention “Hollywood Actor 1” and a source familiar with the matter said that referred to DiCaprio. It said he became associated with a Malaysian man named Jho Low, who distributed more than $10 million to the production company using 1MDB money and later received a “special thanks” in the film credits. (rtr)

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CLEVELAND - Donald Trump’s son delivered perhaps the most substantive policy-heavy speech of the Republican Convention so far, touching on education and the economy. “We didn’t learn from MBAs. We learned from people with doctorates in common sense,” Donald Trump Junior exclaimed, praising the street-smart, blue-collar workers over the privileged few as the crowd roared enthusiastically.

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U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump gives a thumbs up as he joins his family on the third day of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, Ohio, U.S. July 20, 2016.

This was an anti-elite, man-of- the-people pitch from someone with a riches-to-riches back story and a father who frequently brags about attending Wharton Business School.

But the inconsistency didn’t seem to matter. Donald Jr provided the most compelling character testimonial of his father’s candidacy, while also attacking his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton. Tiffany Trump, a recent college graduate and perhaps the least known of his children, also delivered an articulate and extremely composed speech.

“I have admired my father all of my life, and I love him with all of my heart,” she beamed while sharing warm and personal anecdotes aimed at highlighting his softer side. “My father’s desire for excellence is contagious,” she said and so it would appear the Trump clan is a pretty politically persuasive tool, too. They are a constant feature on the campaign trail and could prove to be Trump’s greatest asset.

The businessman’s attack-dog-in-chief, Governor Chris Christie, was combative, playing on his role as a former prosecutor to stage a mock trial, with Hillary Clinton as the defendant. “Answer me now, is she guilt or not guilty?” he asked the baying crowd. They responded by shouting: “Lock her up.”

It was a punchy, aggressive approach from a man who has remained loyal, despite missing out on the VP pick. Ben Carson, another of Trump’s former rivals, also took to the stage to defend his former foe. In a sign of how febrile the rhetoric has become, he appeared to link Hillary Clinton to Lucifer.

The comments were not on his teleprompter, but he warned he wasn’t “politically correct” from the start.

This is probably the only time Trump will be able to control his message fully and yet, despite all the vetting, there is still an unruly, unpredictable feel about this convention. By Tuesday, he’d already flown back to New York but promised to return with his VP. There are a noticeable number of empty seats and the roll call seemed somewhat subdued compared with previous conventions.

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Poor population reaches 35,000 people

Regent targets to diminish 1,000 people per year BANGLI - Number of poor people in Bangli today reaches 35,821.

To reduce the number, the regent of Bangli will undertake a number of efforts, one of

which is synergizing all the agencies dealing with poverty. With all the efforts to be taken, he targeted the poverty in Bangli will reduce at least 1,000 people each year.

Regent of Bangli, I Made Gianyar, through his Deputy Sang Nyoman Sedana Arta when giving responses to general re-

view of the factions in the Bangli House of Representatives in a series of discussion of the regional bylaw draft on the regional midterm development plan (RPJMD) of Bangli in the parliamentary building explained on Wednesday (Jul. 20) that based on the data owned by the government of Bangli posing

the result of synchronization in the Ministry of Social in 2015, the number of poor people in Bangli is recorded to reach 11,055 families or 35,821 people.

Poor...

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