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Regional languages of Indonesia turn recessive

NEW YORK - “Hunger Games” star Jennifer Lawrence on Tuesday topped a Forbes magazine list of the world’s highest-paid actress for the second straight year,earning some $46 million, followed by Melissa McCarthy.

Lawrence, 26, took the top spot largely through a slice of the profits from the final movie in the “Hunger Games” franchise, as well as a big upfront fee for her forthcoming space adventure movie “Passengers,” Forbes said.

Yet Lawrence’s estimated payday was likely well below that for Hollywood’s leading men, Forbes said, despite the actress sparking a debate about the gender pay gap last year. She declared she was “finished being adorable” when it came to negotiating better deals for herself.

Lawrence’s 2016 earnings dropped 11.5 percent from her 2015 total of $52 million. Forbes will release its list of the world’s highest-paid actors on Thursday.

Last year Robert Downey Jr. topped the list with an estimated $80 million.

Neither however came close to pop star Taylor Swift, who was named the top earning celebrity of 2016 earlier this year, pulling in an estimated $170 million from record sales and her world tour.

McCarthy took home $33 million in earnings, up $10 million from 2015 in part from her payday for the controversial female reboot of “Ghostbusters.” It was the biggest annual paycheck to date for the star of television comedy “Mike and Molly.” McCarthy, 45, also launched a clothing line for sizes 4 to 28 after becoming frustrated at the outfits available for larger women.

Scarlett Johansson of “Captain America: Civil Wars” was third at $25 million, down nearly 30 percent from 2015. Together, the world’s 10 highest-paid actresses tallied a combined $205 million between June 1, 2015 and June 1, 2016, before management fees and taxes, Forbes said. (rtr)

DENPASAR - The existence of regional languages in Indonesia is increasingly recessive in the current globalization era. Not a few young people have begun to leave their regional language and prefer to speak Indonesian language. Or they even switch to start learning foreign languages.

Actually, Indonesia has various regional languages reaching more than 700 languages that should be preserved.

“A lot of research says that the regional languages tend to reduce quantitatively in the long run. Many languages no longer have speakers because they shift to Indonesian because Indonesian language is regarded an egalitarian language,” said Chairman of the Linguistic Society of Indonesia (MLI), Dr. Katharina Endriati Sukamto, in Denpasar.

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A man holds a Colombian flag after Colombia’s government and Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) rebels reached a final peace deal on Wednesday to end a five-decade war, in Bogota, Colombia, August 24, 2016.

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Actress Jennifer Lawrence arrives at the 88th Academy Awards nominees luncheon in Beverly Hills, California February 8, 2016.

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Colombia, FARC rebels reach deal to end half-century of bloodshed

BOGOTA/HAVANA - Colombia’s government and Marxist FARC rebels reached a final peace deal on Wednesday to end a five-decade war which once took the resource-rich country to the brink of collapse. Under the historic agreement to end one of the world’s longest conflicts, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) will lay down arms and reintegrate into civilian life.

More than 220,000 people were killed in the conflict, tens of thousands disappeared and millions fled their homes because of the violence. The accord, which was reached after almost four years of talks in Cuba, sparked celebrations in parks and bars in the Colombian capital, Bogota.

It will now go to a plebiscite vote on Oct. 2. “Today I can say - from the bottom of my heart - that I have

fulfilled the mandate that you gave me,” said President Juan Manuel Santos, 65, who was re-elected in 2014 on the promise of a peace deal.

“Colombians: the decision is in your hands. Never before have our citizens had within their reach the key to their future,” he said in a televised address. Most opinion polls suggest Colombians will back the deal but Santos, who has staked his legacy

on peace, will face fierce opposition from powerful sectors of the country who believe the only solution is to finish the FARC militarily.

The deal is opposed by two former Colombian presidents, including popular right-wing hardliner Alvaro Uribe. In Bogota, several hundred people gathered around a giant screen in the rain to listen to the announcement, waving Colombian flags and banners. “I’m so happy. It was time to end the war,” said Margarita Nieto, a 28-year-old accountant. “I know what is coming will be hard, but together we can cope.”

Others are more skeptical about the terms of the agreement, especially the participation of FARC rebels in politics and the fact that

they will not serve jail time for crimes committed during the war.

“The future worries me,” said Susana Antequeria, 30, as she milled around the screen. “But I’ll put up with it for peace.”

Under the deal, the FARC will have non-voting representation in Congress until 2018 and can participate in elections. From then on, the 7,000 former rebels will have to win votes like any other political party, Santos said.

The final text of the deal will be sent to Colombia’s Congress on Thursday and will be available on the internet and social media, he said. “We have won the most beautiful of all battles” lead FARC negotiator Ivan Marquez said

following the announcement in Havana on Wednesday. “The war with arms is over, now begins the debate of ideas.”

The two sides had signed a ceasefire in late June. U.S. President Barack Obama spoke by phone with Santos on Wednesday to congratulate him on the deal, the White House said.

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Katharina added that it is inseparable from their levels of language (a kind of lower-noble use--Ed) in many regional languages. In addition, the Indonesian language has been used widely, especially in education. “Education in Indonesia must use the Indonesian language so that children are not longer willing to communicate in the language of their parents,” he said.

Vice Chancellor IV of the Udayana University, Prof. I Made Suastra, Ph.D., did not dismiss if there are many vocabularies in the regional language have vanished or even gone

extinct. They could not be determined quantitatively because it has to go through an accurate research.

“It must be found out regarding how to maintain the regional languages, whether they are still used by the native speakers or there are any media used for the preservation of the language. We very much need the study in the future to anticipate the regional languages of the country,” he said.

Especially for Balinese language, continued Suastra, the condition is somewhat better than the other regional languages such as Sasak language. It happens because there are many media that can be developed to preserve Balinese language so as to

be used by speakers. It can even be disseminated through local television broadcast by using Balinese language and the local print media.

“Although there is a shift, so far we can still speak the language continuously. However, ‘we can now see that only in small percentage of the newlywed young couples remain to speak Balinese language as their mother tongue,’” added this sociolinguist.

According to Suastra, such a tendency must be observed in the future. It must be attempted to raise the awareness of parents as the native speakers of the local Balinese language to inherit the mother tongue to their children.

A linguist, Dr. Sudaryanto, confirmed that regional languages currently seem to be marginalized and endangered. Nevertheless, he does not necessarily become pessimistic, because the problem is not just about the language. It must be seen as a whole how is the condition of this nation. “So, it is not just about the matter that the language is in recessive condition, but also the attitude of Indonesian people when facing many things whether they feel to be pressured or not. I think this is the main issue,” he said.

According to him, Indonesia must appreciate the richness owned by the nation including the wealth of language. From this mindset, it will

emerge a kind of security mechanism

by Indonesian people for their regional language. “When getting to particular point, people may feel pressured, but at the same time there is possibility for them to raise the awareness. This also happens to Indonesia because from the history along thousands of years, we never really sink,” added one of the founders of the MLI. At a certain point, added Sudaryanto, there may be a language drowning because it has no more speakers.

But when it comes to a certain point, there must be a group of people regaining their pride because they always feel to be defeated. Then, this could revive the drowned regional languages. (kmb32)

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Menjangan Dynasty Resort, Beach Camp and Dive Centre will soon open its doors in North Bali on the 1st of September 2016.

Offering a glamorous camping (otherwise known as “glamping”)

experience, the resort is located on an isolated peninsula on over 16 hectares and surrounded on three sides by ocean and a calm lagoon with a white sandy beach making it the ultimate retreat in North Bali.

Genuine masks of wayang wong sanctified and preserved by Tejakula village

SINGARAJA - The art of wayang wong or human puppet tradition is a part of culture and sanctified by the community of Tejakula village, Tejakula. The performance of genuine wayang wong masks cannot be displayed in public places. Sanctity of the genuine masks are cared for and guarded.

As disclosed by Nyoman Tangkas, the apparatus of Dangka Tegal Mas temple at Tejakula customary village, the wayang wong performance is usually accompanied with baris teruna, baris jojor, baris gede and rejang dewa dance in the ngambek ceremony. Based on the story passed down through generations, the ngambek ceremony is held once at Dangka Tegal Mas temple. Local people believe the ritual is meant to purify the temple and its arched entrance gates (highest level—Ed)

carried out only once forever.

“Genuine wayang wong masks are performed coinciding with the ngambek-ngenteg linggih ceremony, known as the biggest ceremony at Tejakula customary village. We hold the ceremony on August 10 to 25,” said Tangkas when met on Tuesday night (Aug. 23).

A number of wayang wong masks performed are the original ones, not the profane ones. The existence of the wayang wong mask is estimated to have reached hundreds of years at

the village of Tejakula.

“The storyline presented is the death of Beganada in the battlefield. Besides, it also performs the story on the death of Ravana. It is staged in a series of the ngambek ceremonies,” said Gede Suarsana, a Tejakula community leader as well as the player of Sugriva in the wayang wong ballet.

In the meantime, the observer of the art of wayang wong, Komang Gede, added that the storyline on the death of Beganada has the meaning that cheating will be destroyed by dharma.

Hindu philosophy tells that the power of dharma is never defeated by adharma. “This has something to do and gives philosophy to the com-

munity of Tejakula village, having the pilgrims amounting to hundreds of people. The nature of anger will be defeated by dharma,” he said.

After the wayang wong of Tejakula achieved an award from the UNESCO, it has an impression and history of its own. Tejakula village has struggled to introduced the art of wayang wong tradition to the eyes of the world. So, the community then created the replica of the genuine masks.

“We very much sanctify the genuine masks. We make the replica of the masks so that people outside the Tejakula village can see how the wayang wong dance looks like.

Tejakula community shall be proud of the UNESCO award because the

world has recognized it. The certificate achieved must be maintained,” said Komang Gede.

Similar opinion was stated by Pande Gede Mustika, a lecturer of the ISI Denpasar, that wayang wong of Tejakula dominantly presents some chapters of the Ramayana epic. Replica of the wayang wong mask is recognized to be widely circulated in Japan, Sweden and several large cities in Indonesia.

“Sanctity and sacredness of the genuine masks are the property of the Desa Temple of Tejakula. We always maintain and preserve them.

Only replica of the masks can be performed at hotel or before general public,” he said. (kmb34)

Murderer of traffic cop detained separately

DENPASAR - Having been arrested, the murderers of traffic policeman Wayan Sudarsa never met. They are deliberately separated, both when examined and detained. It is intended they will not be able to make collusion. The suspect David is detained at Denpasar Police detention center, while Sara at Denpasar Police Criminal Investigation station.

“They have never met since the arrest. It is meant that their testimony can be independent and will not influence each other,” said the Chief of Denpasar Police, Hadi Purnomo, Wednesday (Aug. 24).

In addition, continued the police chief, the team of the Denpasar

Police Mobile Researcher is also searching the belongings of the victim taken by Sara. The searches were conducted from Tuesday afternoon until evening at Jimbaran. In the first search, the suspect David had argued he did not know exactly where it was.

But in the second search on Tuesday night, this suspect from England was cooperative.

“Evidence in the form of the victim’s wallet, police member card and identity card have been cut into pieces and put into a plastic pocket

by Sara and disposed in the Suluban area, Uluwatu, South Kuta. Police also found the casing of mobile phone and SIM card belonging to the victim. Sara cut them to elimi-

nate the evidences,” he said.

In addition, police also found the burned clothes of both suspects disposed into the bushes at Puri Gading Housing, Jimbaran on Tuesday at 21:30. Police then secured the remaining burned shirts and buttons found at the location. In the meantime, the Samsung mobile phone of the victim has not been found, but the suspect admitted to have thrown in the area.

“Their clothes and pants containing blood spots had been burned. It is the idea of the two suspects,” said this former police chief of Gianyar.

According to Hadi, in the near future police will perform a reconstruction at the crime scene.

“Maybe the reconstruction will be held on Monday (Aug. 29). Then, they will be confronted during reconstruction. The more evidence found will be getting better. Until now, the two suspects are involved in the case,” he said.

Previously, the examination of both suspects David and Sara went on smoothly. They kept their promise to tell the truth to the investigators during questioning. The most startling confession from the suspect David is that he accused the policeman Wayan Sudarsa of stealing the bag of Sara. Besides, he also said the victim to be a fake policeman and even insulted the police corps.

Similarly, the suspect Sara took the victim’s belongings including his wallet. On that account, the suspect is also charged with Article 365 of the Criminal Code regarding the theft with violence or robbery.

At the time of incident, David also scolded the policeman as a ras**l. It is his confession during the questioning. They also took mobile phone, wallet containing police membership card, identity card and money. Then, the membership card and identity card of the victim were cut into pieces and burned. Their clothes containing blood spots of the victims were also burned. They tried to eliminate the evidence. (kmb36)

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Restoring the glory of agriculture in Bali

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Balinese people especially the younger generations have the intention to love the agriculture.

ALL the people living on this earth need to eat. If a country is not able to feed its people, the country will be brittle and result in social conflicts. On that account, President Joko Widodo hoped that Indonesia is able to keep its food security by teaming up with the army.

“Our current food security is very ironic. With the condition as an agrarian country having broad expanse of paddy field area, our country imports rice. Conversely, the country exporting rice to us is smaller. Therefore, the president decided to be able to keep food security in the next three years. The army was asked to help government in maintaining food security,” said Commander of the 163/Wira Satya (WSA) Military Resort, I Nyoman Cantiasa, after opening the Bali coordination meeting on planting acceleration from August to September 2016 in the Military Resort Headquarters Denpasar, Monday (Aug. 22).

The meeting is aimed at implementing the evaluation to the working program of the 163/ WSA Military Resort under coordination of the Agriculture Agency,

Logistics Agency, Public Works and related agencies, so that he can immediately take a step forward.

As a commander, Cantiasa also informed these results of evaluation to his staff so that it will enable the commanders of the military district to take steps forward.

“Results of the evaluation regarding the special efforts, area, addition, cropping and absorption of grain and the issues of regional government are expected to support the farmers. What we and the agency have done all this time should be supported. Local government may not lead farmers toward tourism. They should still have an identity and pride as a farmer,” he said.

Related to the mindset or psychology, he added, Balinese people especially the younger generations have the intention to

love the agriculture. Therefore, the military resort and the ranks attempt to get into the younger generation as the national asset that will be able to continue this agriculture.

This Adhi Makhayasa awardwinner confirmed that his institution observed that farmers sometimes calculate the results of becoming farmer when compared to the earnings in other sectors.

This needs to get the attention from all parties so that agriculture really becomes a proud. In order to increase the welfare of farmers, the military resort continuously provides debriefing, counseling and escort to the assistance of agricultural tools so that farmers are not overburdened.

“Farmers are the hero. If there are no farmers, we cannot eat. We continue to evaluate the improvement of rice, maize, soya and horticulture. Bali is a tourist destination and travelers coming here need to eat rice and fruits. With the presence of the market in front of the eyes like this, Balinese farmers

actually do not have to go anywhere. Farmers in Bali should not be confused to sell their products.

Just imagine that 40,000 travelers make a visit to Bali each day and they need to eat,” he said.

Expert staff of the Minister of Agriculture in charge of Innovation and Technology, Dr. Mat Syukur, stated that in relation to agricultural development in Bali, the Ministry of Agriculture has distributed various agricultural programs, such as the help of seed, subsidized fertilizer, tractors as well as planting and harvesting machine for modernization. “The agricultural labor force is limited, so that mechanization is the answer. I appreciate to the Bali Post that has organized the workshop on how to restore the glory of agriculture in Bali. This should be supported,” he said.

This means that young farmers should no longer think that farmers are covered in mud. On that account, he encouraged the use of modern farming tools so that the process can last much faster and the product quality is good. “Now,

planting rice does not need to bow because there have been planting and harvesting machines. Farmers are not just growing, but also getting profits,” said Mat Syukur.

When asked about land conversion, Mat Syukur asserted that in accordance with law governing the sustainable land, some districts have established the sustainable land. In addition, based on some inputs he hoped the agricultural land will not be taxed too high.

“There should be incentives given to farmers. Moreover, the agriculture in Bali is truly identical to subak having recognized by the UNESCO. It must be maintained.

Actually the harvest yields in Bali are sufficient and even exceed the needs of Bali. However, in this case we’re talking about the Homeland so that Bali must contribute to other provinces,” he said.

According to him, during the period of August-September 2016 the region is hit by La Nina impact, where the dry season is wet. On that account, it is the best opportunity to expand the planting area. (rah)

Govt develops hexadomes coral reef at Penuktukan village SINGARAJA - To increase the coral reef conservation at Penuktukan village, Tejakula, was conducted by the drowning of 30 hexadomes. The conservation of coral reef is escorted by the fishing community and the government to preserve the undersea environment.

A number of participants drowned hexadomes on Palisan Beach, Penuktukan village.

The activity was attended by

Regent of Buleleng, Putu Agus Suradnyana (PAS), accompanied

by Deputy Regent I Nyoman Sutjidra, representatives of Bali Fisheries and Maritime Affairs, chief of the agencies in Buleleng district as well as subdistrict head of Tejakula Nyoman Widiartha.

Regent PAS said that the drowning of hexadomes is done due to the hard work of the Penuktukan villagers. Local community culti-

vates coral reef independently. He appreciated the high conservation efforts and education made by the public. “This participation is indispensable. When people have played their role it becomes a great thing. Preserving nature or coral reef is very important.

Later on our fishermen will get back their prosperity,” he said, recently.

He hoped that Penuktukan village can become the center

for diving activities in East Buleleng region within two to five years to come. Regional development of marine tourism or diving is able to increase tourist visits. At Penuktukan, there are no streams so that it is only fed every rainy season.

On that account, they need to keep the coral reef so as not to be buried by mud.

“We hope that fishermen at this village can understand the

conservation efforts and increase their revenue in the future. We encourage the fishermen catching fish to ask for FAD assistance so that the fish outside will not be disturbed,” he hoped while adding that the government organizes the Buleleng Bali Dive Festival (BBDF) to ginger up coral reef conservation efforts to the East Buleleng region where previously it was carried out at Pemuteran in West Buleleng. (kmb34)

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Bukit Jati attraction abandoned Tourism Office still makes an inventory GIANYAR - Bukit Jati tourist attraction in Gianyar as one of the assets owned by district government is currently dormant. Condition of a number of buildings at this place has already broken and surrounded by reeds. At this time, the Gianyar Tourism Office is still doing inventory to feature back the potential of this attraction.

The tourist attraction built in the 1980s is located at Samplangan village, Gianyar. During the administration of different regents, the infrastructure at this family tourist attraction has been improved. However, as seen on Wednesday (Aug. 24) condition of the object is dormant again. Roof of the buildings looks to have broken-down, graffiti is on the buildings, the benches are damaged and the area is overgrown by reeds.

Headman of Samplangan, Putu Mega Indrawan, when asked for his confirmation did not dismiss such a condition. He explained the location is the asset of the government of Gianyar, so that the authority to develop the potential lies in the Gianyar Tourism Office. “Indeed, the condition is like that, and further authority related to the attraction lies in the Gianyar Tourism Office,” he said.

Nevertheless, the residents of Samplangan have regularly conducted mutual cooperation to clean up the area. However, he reiterated that renovation to the damaged buildings is the authority of the government of Gianyar.

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The neglected Bukit Jati tourism attarction which is located in Gianyar

Drug factory owner infringes immigration rules a house or villa and it is then offered to his colleagues in Germany,” said the Head of BNNP Bali, Putu Gede Suastawa, Wednesday (Aug. 24).

To the investigator, the suspect BB admitted that he previously used to buy crystal meth at the café on Jalan Dewi Sri, Kuta.

After it was raided by the National Police Headquarters, the café was closed. Since then, BB was confused where to buy the drugs, while he is very addicted. Finally, he tried to produce by himself and learned from

The house where the suspect Bens makes the meth

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In the meantime, the Head of the Gianyar Tourism Office, A.A Dalem Jagadhita, said that his agency is still doing inventory to a number of tourist attractions in the region remaining to have the potential to be rebuilt, one of which is the Bukit Jati. “I have inspected the location for few times to see the condition. Now, we are still inventorying,” he said.

He said that after inventorying it will be known whether or not the attraction can be re-developed because in this case his agency also considers the interest of community in the object. “If we immediately repair it, but there is no interest, our budget will be in vain. On that account, we still examine it,” he said.

When asked about the regional budget 2016 having allocated as much as IDR 1 billion more for the refurbishment of the tourist attractions in Gianyar, he explained the budget will be only intended for the active destinations. They are Gunung Kawi, Tirta Empul, Goa Gajah and others. “Here, we provide a motivation through investment with the hope there will be an increase in the tourist visit,” he said. (kmb35)

MANGUPURA - Other than violating the law on narcotics, the owner of crystal meth factory with the initials BB alias Bens, 35, is alleged to have violated the residence permit or immigration rules. The suspect from Germany came to Bali with tourist visa, but while living in Bali he works as villa broker and even produces drugs.

“The suspect BB contracts a house at the crime scene around 2010. Before producing crystal meth through home industry, the suspect ran a property business. He contracted

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“He purchased the ingredients of the crystal meth in Malang, but it was made on behalf of his girlfriend. His girlfriend is a transsexual with the initials MA alias Sasa,” he said.

After the ingredients and equipment of the crystal meth were ready, the suspect began to try. Unfortunately, his efforts did not run smoothly because he failed for several times.

“Yet, the result did not reach one kilogram, just a few grams. He successfully produced it for four times and has operated for approximately four months,” said Suastawa.

The suspect argued that making crystal meth is just for his own consumption because he has no syndicate to buy the illicit goods from. Having successfully produced, the crystal meth was distributed to his friends, namely STV and VM. “But he claimed that his friends have not paid yet. The suspect quibbled not to sell because his product is considered to still have poor quality,” he said.

The suspect produced the crystal meth in the family room on the first floor of his rented house. He lives there with MA. In addition, the suspect cares for many dogs but they are not well maintained so the house looks vile.

“The suspect has not got married yet. We are still developing this case, especially about the syndicate,” he said.

Previously, the eradication team of the BNNP Bali raided a house in Puri Wahana on Jalan Raya Semer, Kerobokan, Monday (Aug. 22). The house was used to make crystal meth and the ingredient was brought

in from Malang, East Java.

Related to the case, the officers arrested four suspects with the initials BB, 35, from Germany, MA, 24, STV, 21, and VM, 35.

The raid was carried out at 18:15 led by the Division Head of Drug Eradication, Ketut Arta, accompanied by Made Pakris.

Disclosure of the case began from the raid at Nakula Stay Housing located on Jalan Nakula Timur Gang Marga Ayu, Kuta. At that time, the officers arrested the suspect STV, 21. From the suspect living on Jalan Pulau Moyo Denpasar could be seized two packages of crystal meth weighing 2.05 grams and mobile phone. Furthermore, it was followed up with a development. As testimony of the STV, the illicit goods were obtained from VM, 35. The BNNP officers arrested VM on Jalan Pulau Moyo Denpasar. In fact, the crystal meth was obtained from the suspect BB. The BNNP team immediately searched the home of BB at Puri Wahana Housing on Jalan Raya Semer, Kerobokan.

Aside from arresting BB and MA, the officers found a crystal meth home industry. The evidence secured includes the ingredient used to make the crystal meth with the production tools. Moreover, the officers seized two packages of plastic clips weighing 10 grams of crystal meth that are ready to be distributed and suspected to be remainder of production, two suction tools, two lighters, a box formerly used to order the ingredients of crystal meth from Malang, a computer allegedly used to store document on the making of crystal meth and two mobile phones. (kmb36)

North Korea fired a submarinelaunched ballistic missile (SLBM) on Wednesday which flew about 500 km (300 miles) towards Japan.

The South Korean government and experts said the launch showed technical progress in the North’s SLBM programme.

“A test-fire of strategic submarine-launched ballistic missile was successfully conducted under the guidance of supreme commander of the Korean People’s Army Kim Jong Un,” the North’s official KCNA news agency said.

“He appreciated the test-fire as the greatest success and victory,” KCNA said.

“He noted with pride that the results of the test-fire proved in actuality that the DPRK joined the front rank of the military powers fully equipped with nuclear attack capability.”

DPRK, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, is North Korea’s formal name.

North Korea has conducted a spate of military technology tests this year, including a fourth nuclear test in January and numerous ballistic missile launches, in defiance of U.N. Security Council sanctions that were tightened in March.

North Korea said this year it had miniaturised a nuclear warhead to fit on a ballistic missile but outside experts have said there is yet no firm evidence to back up that claim or show it had mastered the technology to bring a live warhead back into the atmosphere and guide it to strike a target.

North Korean state television on Thursday showed video clips of the launch of a missile from underwater at dawn, and still photographs of Kim on the dock at a port as a large crane unloaded an object onto a submarine.

Kim is also seen jubilantly celebrating with military aides in photographs carried by the official Rodong Sinmun newspaper. (rtr)

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A test-fire of strategic submarine-launched ballistic missile is seen in this undated photo released by North Korea’s Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) in Pyongyang August 25, 2016.

Japanese truck driver playing Pokemon Go kills pedestrian

Mandatory credit Kyodo/via REUTERS

Flowers are laid near the scene where a passer-by was killed after being hit by a driver playing “Pokemon Go” while driving in Tokushima, Japan, in this photo taken

by Kyodo August 24, 2016.

TOKYO - A Japanese truck driver playing Pokemon Go while driving hit two women, killing one and injuring the other, in Japan’s first death related to the Nintendo Co craze.

The driver said he had been distracted by the game after his arrest for negligent driving following the accident on Wednesday evening, a spokesman for the Tokushima prefectural police said.

“The driver is still in custody. No decision has been made yet on whether to proceed with a prosecution,” he added A spokesman for Niantic Inc, which developed Pokemon GO jointly with Nintendo affiliate Pokemon Company, said the company had added a pop-up to the Pokemon Go screen when it detected an increase in speed asking for confirmation the user was not driving.

He didn’t say whether the developer would take further steps to guard against accidents.

A spokesman for Nintendo offered condolences to the family of the dead woman.

“Pokemon Company and Niantic endeavour to create an environment where people can play the game safely and we will continue to do that,” he added when asked whether the company would take

any new measures to guard against accidents.

The popularity of augmented-reality Pokemon Go around the world has generated crowds of people in parks and other public places as user search for monsters, but has also been blamed for injuries and robberies of distracted users.

Signs at parks and other places in Japan have asked users to avoid creating a nuisance.

Pokemon incidents elsewhere have spurned warnings from authorities for users to play responsibly.

In Taiwan on Sunday Pokemon Go monster hunters caused a stampede in Taipei blocking streets in the capital.

Police there have increased fines on scooter riders found playing the game in traffic.

News reports in July claimed that a Guatemalan teenager was the first Pokemon fatality after he was shot breaking into a house while playing the game.

Also in July, Pokemon Go players were robbed of their smartphones at gunpoint in a north London park in Britain, while four teens in Missouri in the U.S. used the game to target around a dozen people into armed robberies. (rtr)

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Japanese seek bargains as economy limps, Abenomics loses shine

TOKYO - Three years of so-called “Abenomics”, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s bold stimulus programme, has failed to dislodge a deflationary mindset among businesses and consumers.

As the world’s third-largest economy falters again - with a stronger yen gnawing at overseas profits and domestic consumption sapping companies’ confidence to invest or sufficiently raise wages - firms that increased their prices in the hope of a sustained recovery are rethinking their strategy.

Many consumers, with little extra to go around, are opting for cheaper products welcome news for the discount retailers who flourished during two decades of economic stagnation.

Housewife Yuko Narita, 48, says she is tightening the family purse strings and scouting around for sales on daily goods and clothing. “There’s a sense the economy is stalling and companies’ earnings are bad this year, so I’m holding off from spending on big items,” she said.

Nobuko Jin, a 75-year-old part-time worker who receives some pension, says she is cutting back and just buying necessities.

“I get the feeling prices are creeping up. I wonder where the benefits of Abenomics are going. I’m trying to spend less,” she said.

Discount store operator Don Quijote Holdings, which sells everything from cosmetics and clothing to toilet paper, has seen business revive as the economy loses momentum. It expects operating profit to rise more than 4 percent in the year to next June. “Household spending won’t be strong. That’s when consumption centres on discount stores, so it’s a tailwind for us,” said Mitsuo Takahashi, the firm’s chief financial officer.

Restaurant chain operator Skylark Group has cut prices on some items and is offering more cheap lunch menus to lure family diners. And Fast Retailing Co, owner of the Uniqlo casual wear brand, reversed course

this year after two years of price hikes hurt its clothing sales. Its latest quarterly operating profit rose 18.6 percent.

“We’ll continue with our (new) strategy and bring down prices this autumn and winter,” said Ken Okazaki, the company’s chief finance officer.

At discount furniture and home accessories retailer Nitori Holdings, chairman Akio Nitori said his company won’t raise prices.

“Once you lose consumers to your competitors with price hikes, it’s hard to lure them back,” he said.

Japan’s growth stalled in April-June, exports fell last month at the fastest pace since the global financial crisis, and the mood among businesses has deteriorated to preAbenomics levels.

This all makes it tougher for policymakers, already struggling to fend off external risks, to shift Japan’s deflationary mindset.

The gloom is broadening beyond exporters hit directly by the renewed strength of the yen, which drove down the U.S. dollar to around 100 yen - some 25 percent below levels a year ago.

“We’re seeing renewed fears of deflation as the environment surrounding consumption is worsening,” said Akihiro Ito, senior executive officer at beverage maker Kirin Holdings.

Isetan Mitsukoshi, Japan’s biggest department store chain by sales, has seen demand for high-end goods, which surged in the early days of Abenomics, slow this year. “Some expensive goods still sell well so it’s not like we’re back to the old days,” said CEO Hiroshi Ohnishi. “But the deflationary mindset appears to be returning.”

Abe’s administration insists the economy

The Manila Police detain 177 Indonesian Hajj pilgrims.

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People are reflected in mirrors at an entrance to a department store in Tokyo, Japan, November 11, 2015. has emerged strongly from stagnation thanks to its mix of fiscal, monetary stimulus steps and structural reforms.

Indeed, the economy grew 2 percent in fiscal 2013 as hopes for Abenomics bolstered Tokyo stocks and pulled the yen off record highs. But it has barely recovered from the hit to consumption from a sales tax hike in April 2014, contracting 0.9 percent in fiscal 2014 and growing just 0.8 percent in the year to end-March.

Analysts predict, at best, feeble growth in the current quarter as both exports and consumption limp along.

“I haven’t felt like I got the benefits of Abe-

nomics strongly,” said Makoto Etani, a 45-yearold office worker in Tokyo. “I do feel there are specific kinds of people who benefited, but it’s not spread evenly throughout society.”

Abe has this month announced a plan for a 13.5 trillion yen ($135 billion) fiscal stimulus package that includes payouts to low-income households in a renewed effort to spur growth. The Bank of Japan also eased policy last month, and may take further steps next month as it reviews its policies.

But companies polled by Reuters overwhelmingly say the fiscal package, focused on public works spending, will do little to boost growth. (rtr)

Dollar rangebound as investors await Yellen’s Jackson Hole speech

LONDON - The dollar was steady on Thursday as investors stayed on the sidelines before the annual global central bankers’ gathering in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen may offer new pointers on U.S. monetary policy.

Recent hawkish statements by Fed officials including Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer and New York Fed President William Dudley have prompted some investors to raise bets that U.S. interest rates will rise sooner rather than later,

and some believe Yellen will echo their signals.

Futures markets were on Wednesday indicating an 18 percent chance the Fed will hike rates at its policy meeting next month, and a roughly 50 percent chance of an increase in December, according to CME Group’s FedWatch tool.

The dollar was flat at 100.42 yen, having dipped below 100 yen in recent days. The pair has traded in a narrow 99.55-102.83 band this month.

“Dudley’s hawkish comments have come as a surprise and if Yellen says

the U.S. data has been good enough to continue tightening policy, then we could see dollar/yen rally towards the 102 yen mark,” said Richard Falkenhall, currency strategist at SEB. Also weighing on the yen were growing expectations that the Bank of Japan will take additional stimulus steps at its next meeting in September, when it will review its policies against a backdrop of growing doubts that the BOJ’s target of 2 percent inflation target is within reach.

Japan’s government kept its

assessment of the economy unchanged in August but offered a slightly more downbeat view on consumer inflation than last month, as prices slid on weak household spending and the strong yen pushed down import costs.

A Reuters poll on Thursday showed economist were split over whether the BoJ will ease policy further next month, with about 60 percent forecasting it will and 40 percent expecting no change.

The euro was flat at $1.1270 with the focus on the German IFO survey

due at 0800 GMT. Given the flow of upbeat business sentiment data in Europe in recent days, the message is again expected to be that confidence is holding up well following June’s Brexit shock.

One said any impact on the common currency was likely to be fleeting, however.

“The recovery in the euro zone is making progress, but is not yet strong enough from the perspective of the European Central Bank,” said Antje Praefcke, currency strategist at Commerzbank. (rtr)

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Indonesian govt sought to bring 177 detained hajj pilgrims home: Minister Saifuddin

PONTIANAK - Indonesias Minister for Religious Affairs Lukman Hakim Saifuddin said the government will continue its efforts to bring home 177 Indonesian Hajj pilgrims detained in the Philippines.

The Indonesian nationals were detained in Manila when Ninoy Aquino International Airport’s immigration officers caught them with counterfeit Philippines passport, moments before they were scheduled to depart to Saudi Arabia for Hajj pilgrimage.

“This is a clear case of fraud where 177 people were lured to go for Hajj pilgrimage using illegal passports as they were unaware of the consequences,” observed Saifuddin, who was on a work visit to Pontianak, West Kalimantan, on Tuesday.

The pilgrims departed from the country for the Philippines using Indonesian passports. They were scheduled to depart for Saudi Arabia from the Philippines using

Filipino passports.

“In this case, the 177 Indonesians became victims. This is an organized crime and we are in the middle of an investigation to track down the individuals behind all of this,” he reiterated.

The government is also taking measures to bring the pilgrims home to Indonesia once all procedures are completed. “Hopefully, this would be resolved soon and they will be able to return home,” he stressed.

He further explained that at the moment his office is trying to relocate the shelter where 177 Indonesian pilgrims are detained.

“Right now, we are concentrating on relocating them from the current place,

which is not very adequate and comfortable, to a venue arranged by the Indonesian embassy in Manila. Hopefully, it can all be settled soon,” he revealed.

The 177 Indonesian Hajj pilgrims were detained in the Philippines as they attempted to undertake pilgrimage using false documents, in order to fit into the Philippines Hajj pilgrim quota. They were then stopped from getting on board the Philippines Airline flight to Madinah.

The Religious Minister and the National Police Force continue their efforts to identify the culprit behind this crime.

Other government entities involved in the investigation include the Foreign Ministry and the Law and Human Rights Ministry.

“We will continue to make serious efforts to bring back our citizens as soon as the process is completed,” he concluded. (ant)

Indonesia finds ship that was taken by disgruntled crew

JAKARTA - Indonesia’s navy said Thursday it has located a fuel tanker that was missing for a week after being taken from port by its disgruntled crew. The navy said in a statement that the MT Vier Harmoni with 10 Indonesian crewmen was found off West Kalimantan province on the island of Borneo.

The 53-meter (175 foot) long coastal

tanker is being escorted to Tanjung Pinang, the provincial capital of Indonesia’s Riau islands, for further investigation.

Vier Abdul Jamal, chief executive of the ship’s owner Vierlines Asia Group, said there was a dispute between the charterer of the vessel and the crew when a promise of bonus payments was unfulfilled.

The tanker disappeared from a port in southern Malaysia on Aug. 16 and authorities there initially suspected it had been hijacked by pirates. Its tracking device had been turned off.

The navy said it deployed warships, a maritime patrol plane and a helicopter to find the tanker, which was carrying about 900,000 liters of diesel.(ap)

JAKARTA - The Indonesian government will always encourage various countries across the world to cooperate in ensuring that migrant workers are granted better protection and welfare, Manpower Minister M Hanif Dhakiri said.

“Indonesia encourages countries to adopt a system to protect migrant workers and improve their skills,” he stated here on Wednesday shortly before departing for Sri Lanka to attend the 5th meeting of manpower ministers grouped in the Colombo Process (CP).

CP is a non-binding regional consultation forum of ministers of manpower-exporting Asian countries. Established in Colombo, Sri Lanka in 2003, the forum comprises Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, China, India, Nepal, Pakistan, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia.

Hanif underlined that Indonesia is deeply invested in the effort to improve the system for protecting migrant workers and improving their skills now that it is one of the countries with the largest number of migrant workers.

Data with the Manpower Ministry showed that more than six million Indonesians are currently employed abroad.

Indonesia has also set a good example for other countries when it comes to protecting their migrant workers by improving selection, placement and protection systems, he explained.

In addition, it has also imposed a moratorium on sending domestic helpers to Middle Eastern countries, he noted.

To improve migrant workers skills, the Manpower Ministry will encourage them not to seek employment in the informal sector abroad and instead become professional workers.

The minister further invited countries employing Indonesian migrant workers to cooperate in providing training courses for would-be migrant workers.(ant)

2 in custody after burglary at Indonesian Consulate in NYC

NEW YORK — Two people are in custody in connection with a burglary at the Indonesian Consulate in New York City. Police say they stole alcohol, electronics, a suitcase full of clothing and a minivan they used as their getaway car Monday.

Authorities say 18-year-old David Rivera and 16-year-old Tyana Nunez face charges of burglary, grand larceny and criminal possession of stolen property. It wasn’t immediately clear if they had lawyers who could comment on the charges.

Police say the two were arrested Tuesday after returning to a Bronx hotel they had burglarized Sunday. Police say Rivera tried to bribe police with some of the stolen items during the arrest.

Police say the two entered the Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia on East 68th Street in Manhattan through an unlocked door.(ap)

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Italy quake toll rises to nearly 250 as rescuers struggle to find survivors

AMATRICE - The death toll from a devastating earthquake in central Italy rose sharply to almost 250 people early on Thursday after rescue teams worked through the night to try to find survivors under the rubble of flattened towns.

The provisional toll jumped to 247 from the 159 dead listed on Wednesday night, national and regional officials said as a wave of aftershocks rattled a cluster of mountain communities 140 km (85 miles) east of Rome.

The strong 6.2 magnitude quake struck early on Wednesday as people slept, razing homes and buckling roads. It was powerful enough to be felt in Bologna to the north and Naples to the south, both more than 220 km (135 miles) from the epicentre.

The sun rose on Thursday on many people who had slept in cars or tents, the earth continuing to tremble under their feet. Two powerful aftershocks registered 5.1 and 5.4.

Officials said the death toll seemed destined to rise further.

The toll appeared likely to surpass that from the last major quake to strike Italy, a temblor that killed more than 300 people in the central city of L’Aquila in 2009.

At least 368 injured people had been taken to hospital by late on Wednesday, Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said.

One hotel that collapsed in the small town of Amatrice probably had about 70 guests and only seven bodies had been recovered so far, said the mayor of the one of the

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The FARC took up arms in 1964 to fight against deep economic and social inequalities and, funded by the cocaine trade and kidnappings for ransom, swelled to as many as 17,000 fighters at the end of the 1990s, controlling large swathes of the country.

But the FARC were hit hard by Uribe’s government from 2002, when he launched a U.S.-backed offensive that killed many guerrilla leaders and halved their ranks. An agreement with the FARC does not guarantee an end to political violence. Talks

worst-hit towns.

Rescuers working with emergency lighting in the darkness saved a 10-year-old girl, pulling her alive from the rubble where she had lain for some 17 hours in the hamlet of Pescara del Tronto.

Many other children were not so lucky. A family of four, including two boys aged 8 months and 9 years, were buried when their house

imploded in the nearby village of Accumoli.

As rescue workers carried away the body of the infant, carefully covered by a small blanket, the children’s grandmother blamed God. “He took them all at once,” she wailed.

Renzi said the Cabinet would meet on Thursday to decide measures to help the affected communities.

“Today is a day for tears, tomorrow we can talk of reconstruction,” he told reporters late on Wednesday. (rtr)

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People rest following an earthquake in Amatrice, central Italy, August 25, 2016. between the smaller, leftist National Liberation Army and the government have stalled.

Criminal gangs born out of rightwing paramilitary groups that were active during the worst periods of the conflict have since taken over some key drug trafficking routes.

Still, violence is at its lowest level in decades. Santos says peace will add one percentage point annually to the economy, though many economists believe most of the benefits of the so-called peace dividend have already been reaped. Key to securing a sustainable peace is additional investment in Colombia’s poorer, rural areas, though deep infrastructure

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problems across the mountainous nation may stymie progress.

Other Latin American insurgencies were crushed by right-wing governments or convinced to join conventional politics by the 1990s.

In El Salvador, the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front signed peace in 1992 and became a political party. It won power in a 2009 presidential election and was reelected two years ago. But the FARC have much less popular support and will need to effectively organize in sparsely populated rural areas where they are likely to garner the most votes and among leftists in cities in order to win seats in Congress. (rtr)

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks to the crowds outside Rideau Hall after the Cabinet’s swearing-in ceremony in Ottawa November 4, 2015.

Cabinet missteps test Canadian PM Trudeau’s teflon image OTTAWA - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was knocked off message as he marshaled his cabinet back to work this week, distracted by recent spending miscues involving top ministers in the first major wobble of his Liberal government.

While Trudeau’s popularity remains sky-high 10 months after being elected to a shock majority government, his inexperienced cabinet - much touted for its gender equality and racial diversity - may be his Achilles heel, under scrutiny for questionable expense claims and charges of entitlement.

“These stories underline a potential vulnerability for the party, since they feed into the narrative of Liberal entitlement,” said a senior Liberal party member who declined to be named because of the sensitivity of the situation. “ The opposition are going to seize on this and if these headlines continue we could see a drip drip drip that gradually damages the government.”

The last Liberal government, ousted in 2006, was tarnished by a sponsorship scandal involving corruption and misdirection of funds to Liberal supporters in the province of Quebec.

The Conservative opposition, decimated at the polls last October and unable to find a crack in the popular Trudeau’s armor, has pounced on the spending issues and tried to tie it to past Liberal spending issues.

“Every day there is a new scandal about expenses, and we think it reflects their addiction to spending, to not managing Canadians’ money properly - and that’s connected to the enormous deficit as well,” said Maxime Uphupe, press secretary to Conservative leadership hopeful

and member of parliament Maxime Bernier.

Trudeau, the 44-year-old son of former prime minister Pierre Trudeau, has hardly put a foot wrong since his Liberals took office in November, being frequently mobbed by selfie-seeking fans.

According to Nanos Research, 74 percent of Canadians say Trudeau has the qualities of a good political leader. With both the Conservative and New Democrat opposition mired in leadership reviews, no other politician comes close.

But Health Minister Jane Philpott is being investigated by the ethics commissioner for using a luxury car service owned by a Liberal Party supporter and Environment Minister Catherine McKenna is under fire for spending C$6,600 ($5,011) on a photographer at the Paris climate conference last year.

Philpott apologized and has promised to repay the bill and McKenna said her department will review its spending policies.

The controversies dominated Trudeau’s news conferences on Monday at the close of a cabinet retreat at which he’d hoped to outline his government’s fall agenda, and on Tuesday as he unveiled transit funding.

“What the Liberals have to be sensitive to is an accumulation effect,” pollster Nik Nanos said.

“One or two things don’t usually move the numbers, but if people see a pattern of behavior, it starts to shape the image and brand of the government of the day.”

A spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office said the government is not going to minimize legitimate debate over ministerial spending, but it is determined to focus on economic growth and helping the middle class. (rtr)

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U.S. Olympic swimmer Feigen says he omitted facts to protect teammates

DENPASAR - Pengerebongan Temple is located at Kesiman Culture Village, District of East Denpasar, and Denpasar municipality. Pengerebongan Temple is one of their temples of Dang Kahyangan at District of East Denpasar, a lot of tourist come to visit this temple as specially be held the Ngrebong Ceremony.

It means the Tabuh Rah ceremony is continued by cook-fighter to attend by some people with un-conciseness to tourney the crease in that body (in Balinese language “Ngurek”). Pengerebongan Temple located on the way side of Denpasar Street to Gianyar, it about more-less four kilometers from Denpasar to East Side.

Pengerebongan Temple clamped by two streets on the right and the East Side, the both streets are short way to Taman Lita Ulangun Oongan. Pengerebongan Temple consists of two part are: at Jeroan temple has two pelinggih they are: The Pelinggih Pasimpangan Dalem Kesiman Temple and Pelinggih which have cave/hole that has Ananta Bhoga statue on the bottom side.

And Jaba temple only has Bale wantilan that has function as entertain stage and place to realize Ngerebong ceremony. The relation ceremony of Dalem temple which called Dalem kesiman temple, also done Tabuh rah for four days after the ceremony take place for 21 days started from Wednesday wage Langkir.

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Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton gives thumb up after winning the race.

Rejuvenated Hamilton has 50th win in his sights

SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS - Lewis Hamilton can become only the third driver to win 50 grands prix when Formula One returns from its month-long August break and gets back to business at Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix.

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The triple world champion ended the first half of the season in blistering form, opening up a 19-point lead in the standings over Mercedes team mate Nico Rosberg with six wins -- four in a row -- from the last seven races.

His win in Germany last month was number 49, and only Michael Schumacher (91) and Alain Prost (51) have reached the half century.

Hamilton, who trailed Rosberg by 43 points after May’s Spanish Grand Prix, is determined not to ease off.

“The first half of the season was a bit of a rollercoaster, so it’s great to be in the position I’m in with more than half of the races behind us,” said the Briton, who spent his break in the Caribbean, Costa Rica and the United States.

“I’m feeling refreshed, re-energised and ready to go after a fun few

weeks off, so hopefully everyone else has had a good rest too and we’ll come out fighting.”

Rosberg won the opening four races of the season but has scored only three podiums since Hamilton hit his stride.

The break, spent with his wife and baby daughter in Ibiza, could be the reset he needs with nine of a record 21 races still to run.

It will be crucial that the German does come back strongly, as even finishing second behind Hamilton this weekend will see him drop 26 points behind the Briton, who is likely to have engine-related penalties at the next race in Italy.

The 7km Spa circuit is an enduring favourite of drivers, with its flatout blasts and undulations harking back to the sport’s golden age.

For 18-year-old Dutch driver Max Verstappen, the track is the

closest he has to a home venue.

Verstappen, whose victory on his Red Bull debut in Spain in May helped the team move up to second in the standings ahead of Ferrari, was born in Belgium to a Belgian mother and can count on strong local support.

His team mate, Daniel Ricciardo, won in Belgium for Red Bull two years ago after Hamilton and Rosberg collided.

With little risk of a repeat after Mercedes imposed tighter rules of engagement, Verstappen can pin his hopes on the capricious Spa weather to shake things up instead.

French teenager Esteban Ocon will make his Formula One race debut this weekend, replacing Indonesian Rio Haryanto at backmarkers Manor.

Making his debut at Spa, as boyhood idol Schumacher once did, Ocon will join fellow Mercedesbacked youngster Pascal Wehrlein with both aiming to impress with Manor in their bid for a future Mercedes seat. (rtr)

NEW YORK - U.S. Olympic swimmer Jimmy Feigen apologized on Wednesday for omitting key details when he told Rio de Janeiro police this month that he and fellow swimmers had been held up at gunpoint.

In a statement on the website of an Austin, Texas, law firm, Feigen said he failed to tell police that the swimmers had urinated behind a building or that teammate Ryan Lochte had torn a metal-framed advertising poster from a wall.

“I realize that I made a mistake by omitting these facts. I was trying to protect my teammates and for this I apologize,” said Feigen, 26.

Initial claims by the Olympians that they were robbed at gunpoint had embarrassed Brazil, which suffered a series of assaults against visiting government ministers, athletes and tourists, until local police accused Lochte, 32, of making up the story to cover up vandalizing a gas station.

Lochte said in an interview on Brazil’s Globo TV on Saturday that he was sorry for exaggerating but that he did not lie.

Feigen said a man at the gas station pointed a gun at him, and that he was unsure at the time if the gunman was affiliated with the gas station.

He and swimmer Gunnar Bentz gave the man money, he said.

“This was the first time I have ever had a gun pointed at me and I was terrified,” he said.

Brazilian authorities returned Feigen’s passport and allowed him to leave the country after he paid a 35,000 reais ($11,000) fine.

Feigen said he arrived home late on Saturday, and he praised the people of Rio “for their hospitality in hosting these games.”

“I have nothing but respect for the city in undertaking the massive responsibility of hosting the Olympics and I feel their performance was exemplary,” he said. (rtr)

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James Feigen of the U.S. poses with his silver medal at the men’s 100m freestyle victory ceremony during the World Swimming Championships at the Sant Jordi arena in Barcelona August 1, 2013.

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Sp rt Man City, Moenchengladbach Hope Solo suspended cruise into Champions League from US soccer team for 6 months

CHICAGO — U.S. women’s goalkeeper Hope Solo was with which I play the game.”

Solo was a lightning rod during suspended Wednesday for six months by U.S. Soccer for disparaging comments about Sweden following the Americans’ the Olympic tournament, irking fans in Brazil when she posted a photo early departure from the Rio Olympics.

Solo called the Swedes “a bunch of cowards” for focusing on defense rather than attacking the three-time defending champion U.S. team.

Sweden ousted the U.S. 4-3 on penalty kicks following a 1-1 draw in a quarterfinal match.

U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati said Solo’s comments were “unacceptable and do not meet the standard of conduct we require from our National Team players.”

“Beyond the athletic arena, and beyond the results, the Olympics celebrate and represent the ideals of fair play and respect,” Gulati said.

“We expect all of our representatives to honor those principles, with no

exceptions.”

The 35-year-old Solo, who was previously suspended for 30 days early in 2015 for her conduct, will not be eligible for selection to the national team until February. Solo said she was “saddened” by the decision in a statement on her Facebook page .

“I could not be the player I am without being the person I am, even when I haven’t made the best choices or said the right things,” she said. “My entire career, I have only wanted the best for this team, for the players and the women’s game and I will continue to pursue these causes with the same unrelenting passion

on social media of herself covered with mosquito netting and armed with insect repellant. Fans booed her mercilessly and hollered “Zika!” each time she kicked downfield.

Then she caused a stir with her “cowards” comment.

Sweden’s coach, Pia Sundhage, who led the U.S. team to gold medals in Beijing and London, replied by stating: “It’s OK to be a coward if you win.” Solo has been making headlines throughout her stellar career.

Last month, she became the first goalkeeper with 100 international shutouts when the United States defeated South Africa 1-0 at Soldier Field in Chicago. It also was her 150th career win.

Solo won her second straight Golden Glove Award for the best goalkeeper at the Women’s World Cup a year ago. Over the course of the tournament in Canada, she had five shutouts and allowed only three goals in seven games.

She has vocally advocated for women’s rights. Solo was among the U.S. players who filed a complaint with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission for wage discrimination, saying the men’s national team players have been paid much more than many on the women’s team.

More recently, she has called for better conditions for players in the National Women’s Soccer League.

She has also been trying to avoid trial on misdemeanor domestic violence charges after a 2014 incident at her sister’s home, when the goalkeeper was accused of being intoxicated and assaulting her sister and 17-year-old nephew. Solo said she was a victim in the altercation.

Earlier this year, an appeals court in Washington state rejected Solo’s request to avoid trial. (ap)

United States goalkeeper Hope Solo holds the ball during a women’s Olympic football tournament match against New Zealand at the Mineirao stadium in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2016.

MANCHESTER — Manchester City and Borussia Moenchengladbach built on commanding first-leg advantages to cruise through the Champions League playoffs on Wednesday, while Russian side Rostov thrashed Ajax 4-1 to reach the group stage for the first time.

City will play a sixth straight season in Europe’s elite competition after beating Steaua Bucharest 1-0 thanks to Fabian Delph’s 56th-minute goal and completing a 6-0 win on aggregate. Goalkeeper Joe Hart made what could be his last start for City after losing his regular place under new coach Pep Guardiola.

“We have a top manager that the club has wanted a long, long time, and he’s going to have his opinion on things,” said Hart, who was given a rousing reception by City fans and appeared emotional during and at the end of the match.

“It’s a place I love to be,” he added, “but situations occur in football. We’re men, we get on with it.” Raffael and Thorgan Hazard scored hat tricks as Moenchengladbach routed Young Boys 6-1 for a 9-2 win on aggregate, sealing an immediate return to the group stage for the German side.

Both Germany and England will have a full quota of four teams in Thursday’s draw. City, a semifinalist last season, will be one of the second seeds.

Rostov advanced 5-2 on aggregate over Ajax — a four-time European champion — in its first season trying to qualify for the Champions League.

FC Copenhagen is back in the group stage for the second time in four years, after scoring an 86th-minute equalizer to draw 1-1 with APOEL and progress 2-1 on aggregate.

Dinamo Zagreb was the last team to go through, beating Salzburg 2-1 after extra time to advance 3-2 on aggregate. The Croatian team equalized in the 87th minute through Junior Fernandes to take the match to extra time before El Arabi Hilal Soudani grabbed the winner in the 95th minute.

City did the damage with a 5-0 win in Romania last week, allowing Guardiola to rest most of his first-choice players including Sergio Aguero — the scorer of a first-leg hat trick.

In an exercise in damage limitation, Steaua played with 10 men behind the ball and limited City to half chances until Jesus Navas cross for Delph to head home.

City lost striker Kelechi Iheanacho to injury in the second half, but the game was overshadowed by Hart’s appearance in goal and emotional scenes after the final whistle when he grabbed the badge on his jersey and saluted the crowd. Hart bit his lip at

one stage in the second half when City fans chanted his name.

City is close to purchasing goalkeeper Claudio Bravo from Barcelona, which likely would spell the end of Hart’s decade-long career at Etihad Stadium. Guardiola doesn’t think Hart is good enough with his feet, has told the England international he can leave, and has played Willy Caballero ahead of Hart so far this season.

“I know he is a legend for this club,” Guardiola said. “But I am here to take decisions. I make a lot of mistakes — my decisions as a coach are sometimes good, sometimes bad, but I take decisions.

“I try to be honest with myself. I can’t deny what I feel. I was honest with Joe, the club and all the players in the squad. The people must follow me.”

Hart gave little away about his future, saying: “Outside of the charade and all the rubbish that’s talked, we are dealing it like men inside, and we are going to come up with a solution.”

Told he had a 100 percent pass completion record on the night, Hart laughed and said: “Pigs do fly, don’t they?” (ap)

Robbie Keane to retire from Irish national team next week

CARSON — Robbie Keane will retire from international play for Ireland after a match with Oman next week in Dublin. The LA Galaxy captain made the announcement Wednesday through his MLS club.

The 36-year-old Keane is Ireland’s longtime captain and career

leader in goals (67) and appearances (145) over an 18-year international career. He played for Ireland at the 2002 World Cup and in the European Championship in 2012 and 2016, but was no longer a regular starter this year.

Keane retires as the top goalscorer among all active interna-

tional players worldwide. Ireland hosts Oman in a friendly at Aviva Stadium on Aug. 31.

Keane has been a star for the Galaxy since arriving in 2011.

The former MLS MVP has scored 80 goals in 121 appearances in Los Angeles, winning three MLS Cups. (ap)

More shocks in League Cup as Burnley, Middlesbrough ousted

LONDON — Premier League clubs Burnley and Middlesbrough were eliminated by lower-division sides in the second round of the League Cup on Wednesday, while Leicester and Chelsea were paired in the standout match of the third round.

Fourth-tier Accrington pulled off the biggest shock of the night, beating Burnley 1-0 thanks to a goal late in extra time by Matty Pearson.

Second-tier Fulham came from a goal down to beat Middlesbrough 2-1, with Lasse Vigen Christensen getting the west London team’s winner in extra time.

Sunderland needed a late goal from on-loan Manchester United

midfielder Adnan Januzaj to beat third-tier Shrewsbury 1-0, while Bournemouth settled for a 2-1 win at fourth-tier Morecambe.

Januzaj fired a rising shot into top corner in the 83rd minute to avoid any potential upset for a Sunderland side that has lost both its opening Premier League games under new manager David Moyes.

Marc Wilson scored Bournemouth’s winner in the 54th minute in his first match for the club since joining from Stoke.

Clubs who are involved in European competition join the competition in the third round, the draw for which was made on Wednesday.

Premier League champion Leicester was drawn at home to Chelsea, pitting its manager Claudio Ranieri against his former club. Manchester United will play away to third-tier Northampton, which knocked out West Bromwich Albion on penalties on Tuesday and beat Liverpool in the 2010-11 competition.

Also, titleholder Manchester City must travel to Swansea in an all-Premier League game, Arsenal will play Nottingham Forest away, Liverpool goes to Derby, and Tottenham was drawn at home to third-tier Gillingham, which beat Watford on Tuesday in the other shock of the second round. (ap)

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Accrington Stanley’s Matty Pearson, right, celebrates scoring his side’s first goal against Burnley during the English League Cup, second round soccer match at the Wham Stadium, Accrington, England, Wednesday Aug. 24, 2016.

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Manchester City’s Joe Hart applauds fans as he celebrates at the end of the match

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Sp rt Man City, Moenchengladbach Hope Solo suspended cruise into Champions League from US soccer team for 6 months

CHICAGO — U.S. women’s goalkeeper Hope Solo was with which I play the game.”

Solo was a lightning rod during suspended Wednesday for six months by U.S. Soccer for disparaging comments about Sweden following the Americans’ the Olympic tournament, irking fans in Brazil when she posted a photo early departure from the Rio Olympics.

Solo called the Swedes “a bunch of cowards” for focusing on defense rather than attacking the three-time defending champion U.S. team.

Sweden ousted the U.S. 4-3 on penalty kicks following a 1-1 draw in a quarterfinal match.

U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati said Solo’s comments were “unacceptable and do not meet the standard of conduct we require from our National Team players.”

“Beyond the athletic arena, and beyond the results, the Olympics celebrate and represent the ideals of fair play and respect,” Gulati said.

“We expect all of our representatives to honor those principles, with no

exceptions.”

The 35-year-old Solo, who was previously suspended for 30 days early in 2015 for her conduct, will not be eligible for selection to the national team until February. Solo said she was “saddened” by the decision in a statement on her Facebook page .

“I could not be the player I am without being the person I am, even when I haven’t made the best choices or said the right things,” she said. “My entire career, I have only wanted the best for this team, for the players and the women’s game and I will continue to pursue these causes with the same unrelenting passion

on social media of herself covered with mosquito netting and armed with insect repellant. Fans booed her mercilessly and hollered “Zika!” each time she kicked downfield.

Then she caused a stir with her “cowards” comment.

Sweden’s coach, Pia Sundhage, who led the U.S. team to gold medals in Beijing and London, replied by stating: “It’s OK to be a coward if you win.” Solo has been making headlines throughout her stellar career.

Last month, she became the first goalkeeper with 100 international shutouts when the United States defeated South Africa 1-0 at Soldier Field in Chicago. It also was her 150th career win.

Solo won her second straight Golden Glove Award for the best goalkeeper at the Women’s World Cup a year ago. Over the course of the tournament in Canada, she had five shutouts and allowed only three goals in seven games.

She has vocally advocated for women’s rights. Solo was among the U.S. players who filed a complaint with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission for wage discrimination, saying the men’s national team players have been paid much more than many on the women’s team.

More recently, she has called for better conditions for players in the National Women’s Soccer League.

She has also been trying to avoid trial on misdemeanor domestic violence charges after a 2014 incident at her sister’s home, when the goalkeeper was accused of being intoxicated and assaulting her sister and 17-year-old nephew. Solo said she was a victim in the altercation.

Earlier this year, an appeals court in Washington state rejected Solo’s request to avoid trial. (ap)

United States goalkeeper Hope Solo holds the ball during a women’s Olympic football tournament match against New Zealand at the Mineirao stadium in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2016.

MANCHESTER — Manchester City and Borussia Moenchengladbach built on commanding first-leg advantages to cruise through the Champions League playoffs on Wednesday, while Russian side Rostov thrashed Ajax 4-1 to reach the group stage for the first time.

City will play a sixth straight season in Europe’s elite competition after beating Steaua Bucharest 1-0 thanks to Fabian Delph’s 56th-minute goal and completing a 6-0 win on aggregate. Goalkeeper Joe Hart made what could be his last start for City after losing his regular place under new coach Pep Guardiola.

“We have a top manager that the club has wanted a long, long time, and he’s going to have his opinion on things,” said Hart, who was given a rousing reception by City fans and appeared emotional during and at the end of the match.

“It’s a place I love to be,” he added, “but situations occur in football. We’re men, we get on with it.” Raffael and Thorgan Hazard scored hat tricks as Moenchengladbach routed Young Boys 6-1 for a 9-2 win on aggregate, sealing an immediate return to the group stage for the German side.

Both Germany and England will have a full quota of four teams in Thursday’s draw. City, a semifinalist last season, will be one of the second seeds.

Rostov advanced 5-2 on aggregate over Ajax — a four-time European champion — in its first season trying to qualify for the Champions League.

FC Copenhagen is back in the group stage for the second time in four years, after scoring an 86th-minute equalizer to draw 1-1 with APOEL and progress 2-1 on aggregate.

Dinamo Zagreb was the last team to go through, beating Salzburg 2-1 after extra time to advance 3-2 on aggregate. The Croatian team equalized in the 87th minute through Junior Fernandes to take the match to extra time before El Arabi Hilal Soudani grabbed the winner in the 95th minute.

City did the damage with a 5-0 win in Romania last week, allowing Guardiola to rest most of his first-choice players including Sergio Aguero — the scorer of a first-leg hat trick.

In an exercise in damage limitation, Steaua played with 10 men behind the ball and limited City to half chances until Jesus Navas cross for Delph to head home.

City lost striker Kelechi Iheanacho to injury in the second half, but the game was overshadowed by Hart’s appearance in goal and emotional scenes after the final whistle when he grabbed the badge on his jersey and saluted the crowd. Hart bit his lip at

one stage in the second half when City fans chanted his name.

City is close to purchasing goalkeeper Claudio Bravo from Barcelona, which likely would spell the end of Hart’s decade-long career at Etihad Stadium. Guardiola doesn’t think Hart is good enough with his feet, has told the England international he can leave, and has played Willy Caballero ahead of Hart so far this season.

“I know he is a legend for this club,” Guardiola said. “But I am here to take decisions. I make a lot of mistakes — my decisions as a coach are sometimes good, sometimes bad, but I take decisions.

“I try to be honest with myself. I can’t deny what I feel. I was honest with Joe, the club and all the players in the squad. The people must follow me.”

Hart gave little away about his future, saying: “Outside of the charade and all the rubbish that’s talked, we are dealing it like men inside, and we are going to come up with a solution.”

Told he had a 100 percent pass completion record on the night, Hart laughed and said: “Pigs do fly, don’t they?” (ap)

Robbie Keane to retire from Irish national team next week

CARSON — Robbie Keane will retire from international play for Ireland after a match with Oman next week in Dublin. The LA Galaxy captain made the announcement Wednesday through his MLS club.

The 36-year-old Keane is Ireland’s longtime captain and career

leader in goals (67) and appearances (145) over an 18-year international career. He played for Ireland at the 2002 World Cup and in the European Championship in 2012 and 2016, but was no longer a regular starter this year.

Keane retires as the top goalscorer among all active interna-

tional players worldwide. Ireland hosts Oman in a friendly at Aviva Stadium on Aug. 31.

Keane has been a star for the Galaxy since arriving in 2011.

The former MLS MVP has scored 80 goals in 121 appearances in Los Angeles, winning three MLS Cups. (ap)

More shocks in League Cup as Burnley, Middlesbrough ousted

LONDON — Premier League clubs Burnley and Middlesbrough were eliminated by lower-division sides in the second round of the League Cup on Wednesday, while Leicester and Chelsea were paired in the standout match of the third round.

Fourth-tier Accrington pulled off the biggest shock of the night, beating Burnley 1-0 thanks to a goal late in extra time by Matty Pearson.

Second-tier Fulham came from a goal down to beat Middlesbrough 2-1, with Lasse Vigen Christensen getting the west London team’s winner in extra time.

Sunderland needed a late goal from on-loan Manchester United

midfielder Adnan Januzaj to beat third-tier Shrewsbury 1-0, while Bournemouth settled for a 2-1 win at fourth-tier Morecambe.

Januzaj fired a rising shot into top corner in the 83rd minute to avoid any potential upset for a Sunderland side that has lost both its opening Premier League games under new manager David Moyes.

Marc Wilson scored Bournemouth’s winner in the 54th minute in his first match for the club since joining from Stoke.

Clubs who are involved in European competition join the competition in the third round, the draw for which was made on Wednesday.

Premier League champion Leicester was drawn at home to Chelsea, pitting its manager Claudio Ranieri against his former club. Manchester United will play away to third-tier Northampton, which knocked out West Bromwich Albion on penalties on Tuesday and beat Liverpool in the 2010-11 competition.

Also, titleholder Manchester City must travel to Swansea in an all-Premier League game, Arsenal will play Nottingham Forest away, Liverpool goes to Derby, and Tottenham was drawn at home to third-tier Gillingham, which beat Watford on Tuesday in the other shock of the second round. (ap)

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Accrington Stanley’s Matty Pearson, right, celebrates scoring his side’s first goal against Burnley during the English League Cup, second round soccer match at the Wham Stadium, Accrington, England, Wednesday Aug. 24, 2016.

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U.S. Olympic swimmer Feigen says he omitted facts to protect teammates

DENPASAR - Pengerebongan Temple is located at Kesiman Culture Village, District of East Denpasar, and Denpasar municipality. Pengerebongan Temple is one of their temples of Dang Kahyangan at District of East Denpasar, a lot of tourist come to visit this temple as specially be held the Ngrebong Ceremony.

It means the Tabuh Rah ceremony is continued by cook-fighter to attend by some people with un-conciseness to tourney the crease in that body (in Balinese language “Ngurek”). Pengerebongan Temple located on the way side of Denpasar Street to Gianyar, it about more-less four kilometers from Denpasar to East Side.

Pengerebongan Temple clamped by two streets on the right and the East Side, the both streets are short way to Taman Lita Ulangun Oongan. Pengerebongan Temple consists of two part are: at Jeroan temple has two pelinggih they are: The Pelinggih Pasimpangan Dalem Kesiman Temple and Pelinggih which have cave/hole that has Ananta Bhoga statue on the bottom side.

And Jaba temple only has Bale wantilan that has function as entertain stage and place to realize Ngerebong ceremony. The relation ceremony of Dalem temple which called Dalem kesiman temple, also done Tabuh rah for four days after the ceremony take place for 21 days started from Wednesday wage Langkir.

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Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton gives thumb up after winning the race.

Rejuvenated Hamilton has 50th win in his sights

SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS - Lewis Hamilton can become only the third driver to win 50 grands prix when Formula One returns from its month-long August break and gets back to business at Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix.

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The triple world champion ended the first half of the season in blistering form, opening up a 19-point lead in the standings over Mercedes team mate Nico Rosberg with six wins -- four in a row -- from the last seven races.

His win in Germany last month was number 49, and only Michael Schumacher (91) and Alain Prost (51) have reached the half century.

Hamilton, who trailed Rosberg by 43 points after May’s Spanish Grand Prix, is determined not to ease off.

“The first half of the season was a bit of a rollercoaster, so it’s great to be in the position I’m in with more than half of the races behind us,” said the Briton, who spent his break in the Caribbean, Costa Rica and the United States.

“I’m feeling refreshed, re-energised and ready to go after a fun few

weeks off, so hopefully everyone else has had a good rest too and we’ll come out fighting.”

Rosberg won the opening four races of the season but has scored only three podiums since Hamilton hit his stride.

The break, spent with his wife and baby daughter in Ibiza, could be the reset he needs with nine of a record 21 races still to run.

It will be crucial that the German does come back strongly, as even finishing second behind Hamilton this weekend will see him drop 26 points behind the Briton, who is likely to have engine-related penalties at the next race in Italy.

The 7km Spa circuit is an enduring favourite of drivers, with its flatout blasts and undulations harking back to the sport’s golden age.

For 18-year-old Dutch driver Max Verstappen, the track is the

closest he has to a home venue.

Verstappen, whose victory on his Red Bull debut in Spain in May helped the team move up to second in the standings ahead of Ferrari, was born in Belgium to a Belgian mother and can count on strong local support.

His team mate, Daniel Ricciardo, won in Belgium for Red Bull two years ago after Hamilton and Rosberg collided.

With little risk of a repeat after Mercedes imposed tighter rules of engagement, Verstappen can pin his hopes on the capricious Spa weather to shake things up instead.

French teenager Esteban Ocon will make his Formula One race debut this weekend, replacing Indonesian Rio Haryanto at backmarkers Manor.

Making his debut at Spa, as boyhood idol Schumacher once did, Ocon will join fellow Mercedesbacked youngster Pascal Wehrlein with both aiming to impress with Manor in their bid for a future Mercedes seat. (rtr)

NEW YORK - U.S. Olympic swimmer Jimmy Feigen apologized on Wednesday for omitting key details when he told Rio de Janeiro police this month that he and fellow swimmers had been held up at gunpoint.

In a statement on the website of an Austin, Texas, law firm, Feigen said he failed to tell police that the swimmers had urinated behind a building or that teammate Ryan Lochte had torn a metal-framed advertising poster from a wall.

“I realize that I made a mistake by omitting these facts. I was trying to protect my teammates and for this I apologize,” said Feigen, 26.

Initial claims by the Olympians that they were robbed at gunpoint had embarrassed Brazil, which suffered a series of assaults against visiting government ministers, athletes and tourists, until local police accused Lochte, 32, of making up the story to cover up vandalizing a gas station.

Lochte said in an interview on Brazil’s Globo TV on Saturday that he was sorry for exaggerating but that he did not lie.

Feigen said a man at the gas station pointed a gun at him, and that he was unsure at the time if the gunman was affiliated with the gas station.

He and swimmer Gunnar Bentz gave the man money, he said.

“This was the first time I have ever had a gun pointed at me and I was terrified,” he said.

Brazilian authorities returned Feigen’s passport and allowed him to leave the country after he paid a 35,000 reais ($11,000) fine.

Feigen said he arrived home late on Saturday, and he praised the people of Rio “for their hospitality in hosting these games.”

“I have nothing but respect for the city in undertaking the massive responsibility of hosting the Olympics and I feel their performance was exemplary,” he said. (rtr)

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James Feigen of the U.S. poses with his silver medal at the men’s 100m freestyle victory ceremony during the World Swimming Championships at the Sant Jordi arena in Barcelona August 1, 2013.

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Italy quake toll rises to nearly 250 as rescuers struggle to find survivors

AMATRICE - The death toll from a devastating earthquake in central Italy rose sharply to almost 250 people early on Thursday after rescue teams worked through the night to try to find survivors under the rubble of flattened towns.

The provisional toll jumped to 247 from the 159 dead listed on Wednesday night, national and regional officials said as a wave of aftershocks rattled a cluster of mountain communities 140 km (85 miles) east of Rome.

The strong 6.2 magnitude quake struck early on Wednesday as people slept, razing homes and buckling roads. It was powerful enough to be felt in Bologna to the north and Naples to the south, both more than 220 km (135 miles) from the epicentre.

The sun rose on Thursday on many people who had slept in cars or tents, the earth continuing to tremble under their feet. Two powerful aftershocks registered 5.1 and 5.4.

Officials said the death toll seemed destined to rise further.

The toll appeared likely to surpass that from the last major quake to strike Italy, a temblor that killed more than 300 people in the central city of L’Aquila in 2009.

At least 368 injured people had been taken to hospital by late on Wednesday, Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said.

One hotel that collapsed in the small town of Amatrice probably had about 70 guests and only seven bodies had been recovered so far, said the mayor of the one of the

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The FARC took up arms in 1964 to fight against deep economic and social inequalities and, funded by the cocaine trade and kidnappings for ransom, swelled to as many as 17,000 fighters at the end of the 1990s, controlling large swathes of the country.

But the FARC were hit hard by Uribe’s government from 2002, when he launched a U.S.-backed offensive that killed many guerrilla leaders and halved their ranks. An agreement with the FARC does not guarantee an end to political violence. Talks

worst-hit towns.

Rescuers working with emergency lighting in the darkness saved a 10-year-old girl, pulling her alive from the rubble where she had lain for some 17 hours in the hamlet of Pescara del Tronto.

Many other children were not so lucky. A family of four, including two boys aged 8 months and 9 years, were buried when their house

imploded in the nearby village of Accumoli.

As rescue workers carried away the body of the infant, carefully covered by a small blanket, the children’s grandmother blamed God. “He took them all at once,” she wailed.

Renzi said the Cabinet would meet on Thursday to decide measures to help the affected communities.

“Today is a day for tears, tomorrow we can talk of reconstruction,” he told reporters late on Wednesday. (rtr)

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People rest following an earthquake in Amatrice, central Italy, August 25, 2016. between the smaller, leftist National Liberation Army and the government have stalled.

Criminal gangs born out of rightwing paramilitary groups that were active during the worst periods of the conflict have since taken over some key drug trafficking routes.

Still, violence is at its lowest level in decades. Santos says peace will add one percentage point annually to the economy, though many economists believe most of the benefits of the so-called peace dividend have already been reaped. Key to securing a sustainable peace is additional investment in Colombia’s poorer, rural areas, though deep infrastructure

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problems across the mountainous nation may stymie progress.

Other Latin American insurgencies were crushed by right-wing governments or convinced to join conventional politics by the 1990s.

In El Salvador, the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front signed peace in 1992 and became a political party. It won power in a 2009 presidential election and was reelected two years ago. But the FARC have much less popular support and will need to effectively organize in sparsely populated rural areas where they are likely to garner the most votes and among leftists in cities in order to win seats in Congress. (rtr)

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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaks to the crowds outside Rideau Hall after the Cabinet’s swearing-in ceremony in Ottawa November 4, 2015.

Cabinet missteps test Canadian PM Trudeau’s teflon image OTTAWA - Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was knocked off message as he marshaled his cabinet back to work this week, distracted by recent spending miscues involving top ministers in the first major wobble of his Liberal government.

While Trudeau’s popularity remains sky-high 10 months after being elected to a shock majority government, his inexperienced cabinet - much touted for its gender equality and racial diversity - may be his Achilles heel, under scrutiny for questionable expense claims and charges of entitlement.

“These stories underline a potential vulnerability for the party, since they feed into the narrative of Liberal entitlement,” said a senior Liberal party member who declined to be named because of the sensitivity of the situation. “ The opposition are going to seize on this and if these headlines continue we could see a drip drip drip that gradually damages the government.”

The last Liberal government, ousted in 2006, was tarnished by a sponsorship scandal involving corruption and misdirection of funds to Liberal supporters in the province of Quebec.

The Conservative opposition, decimated at the polls last October and unable to find a crack in the popular Trudeau’s armor, has pounced on the spending issues and tried to tie it to past Liberal spending issues.

“Every day there is a new scandal about expenses, and we think it reflects their addiction to spending, to not managing Canadians’ money properly - and that’s connected to the enormous deficit as well,” said Maxime Uphupe, press secretary to Conservative leadership hopeful

and member of parliament Maxime Bernier.

Trudeau, the 44-year-old son of former prime minister Pierre Trudeau, has hardly put a foot wrong since his Liberals took office in November, being frequently mobbed by selfie-seeking fans.

According to Nanos Research, 74 percent of Canadians say Trudeau has the qualities of a good political leader. With both the Conservative and New Democrat opposition mired in leadership reviews, no other politician comes close.

But Health Minister Jane Philpott is being investigated by the ethics commissioner for using a luxury car service owned by a Liberal Party supporter and Environment Minister Catherine McKenna is under fire for spending C$6,600 ($5,011) on a photographer at the Paris climate conference last year.

Philpott apologized and has promised to repay the bill and McKenna said her department will review its spending policies.

The controversies dominated Trudeau’s news conferences on Monday at the close of a cabinet retreat at which he’d hoped to outline his government’s fall agenda, and on Tuesday as he unveiled transit funding.

“What the Liberals have to be sensitive to is an accumulation effect,” pollster Nik Nanos said.

“One or two things don’t usually move the numbers, but if people see a pattern of behavior, it starts to shape the image and brand of the government of the day.”

A spokesman for the Prime Minister’s Office said the government is not going to minimize legitimate debate over ministerial spending, but it is determined to focus on economic growth and helping the middle class. (rtr)

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Indonesia to encourage protection of global migrant workers

Japanese seek bargains as economy limps, Abenomics loses shine

TOKYO - Three years of so-called “Abenomics”, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s bold stimulus programme, has failed to dislodge a deflationary mindset among businesses and consumers.

As the world’s third-largest economy falters again - with a stronger yen gnawing at overseas profits and domestic consumption sapping companies’ confidence to invest or sufficiently raise wages - firms that increased their prices in the hope of a sustained recovery are rethinking their strategy.

Many consumers, with little extra to go around, are opting for cheaper products welcome news for the discount retailers who flourished during two decades of economic stagnation.

Housewife Yuko Narita, 48, says she is tightening the family purse strings and scouting around for sales on daily goods and clothing. “There’s a sense the economy is stalling and companies’ earnings are bad this year, so I’m holding off from spending on big items,” she said.

Nobuko Jin, a 75-year-old part-time worker who receives some pension, says she is cutting back and just buying necessities.

“I get the feeling prices are creeping up. I wonder where the benefits of Abenomics are going. I’m trying to spend less,” she said.

Discount store operator Don Quijote Holdings, which sells everything from cosmetics and clothing to toilet paper, has seen business revive as the economy loses momentum. It expects operating profit to rise more than 4 percent in the year to next June. “Household spending won’t be strong. That’s when consumption centres on discount stores, so it’s a tailwind for us,” said Mitsuo Takahashi, the firm’s chief financial officer.

Restaurant chain operator Skylark Group has cut prices on some items and is offering more cheap lunch menus to lure family diners. And Fast Retailing Co, owner of the Uniqlo casual wear brand, reversed course

this year after two years of price hikes hurt its clothing sales. Its latest quarterly operating profit rose 18.6 percent.

“We’ll continue with our (new) strategy and bring down prices this autumn and winter,” said Ken Okazaki, the company’s chief finance officer.

At discount furniture and home accessories retailer Nitori Holdings, chairman Akio Nitori said his company won’t raise prices.

“Once you lose consumers to your competitors with price hikes, it’s hard to lure them back,” he said.

Japan’s growth stalled in April-June, exports fell last month at the fastest pace since the global financial crisis, and the mood among businesses has deteriorated to preAbenomics levels.

This all makes it tougher for policymakers, already struggling to fend off external risks, to shift Japan’s deflationary mindset.

The gloom is broadening beyond exporters hit directly by the renewed strength of the yen, which drove down the U.S. dollar to around 100 yen - some 25 percent below levels a year ago.

“We’re seeing renewed fears of deflation as the environment surrounding consumption is worsening,” said Akihiro Ito, senior executive officer at beverage maker Kirin Holdings.

Isetan Mitsukoshi, Japan’s biggest department store chain by sales, has seen demand for high-end goods, which surged in the early days of Abenomics, slow this year. “Some expensive goods still sell well so it’s not like we’re back to the old days,” said CEO Hiroshi Ohnishi. “But the deflationary mindset appears to be returning.”

Abe’s administration insists the economy

The Manila Police detain 177 Indonesian Hajj pilgrims.

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People are reflected in mirrors at an entrance to a department store in Tokyo, Japan, November 11, 2015. has emerged strongly from stagnation thanks to its mix of fiscal, monetary stimulus steps and structural reforms.

Indeed, the economy grew 2 percent in fiscal 2013 as hopes for Abenomics bolstered Tokyo stocks and pulled the yen off record highs. But it has barely recovered from the hit to consumption from a sales tax hike in April 2014, contracting 0.9 percent in fiscal 2014 and growing just 0.8 percent in the year to end-March.

Analysts predict, at best, feeble growth in the current quarter as both exports and consumption limp along.

“I haven’t felt like I got the benefits of Abe-

nomics strongly,” said Makoto Etani, a 45-yearold office worker in Tokyo. “I do feel there are specific kinds of people who benefited, but it’s not spread evenly throughout society.”

Abe has this month announced a plan for a 13.5 trillion yen ($135 billion) fiscal stimulus package that includes payouts to low-income households in a renewed effort to spur growth. The Bank of Japan also eased policy last month, and may take further steps next month as it reviews its policies.

But companies polled by Reuters overwhelmingly say the fiscal package, focused on public works spending, will do little to boost growth. (rtr)

Dollar rangebound as investors await Yellen’s Jackson Hole speech

LONDON - The dollar was steady on Thursday as investors stayed on the sidelines before the annual global central bankers’ gathering in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen may offer new pointers on U.S. monetary policy.

Recent hawkish statements by Fed officials including Vice Chairman Stanley Fischer and New York Fed President William Dudley have prompted some investors to raise bets that U.S. interest rates will rise sooner rather than later,

and some believe Yellen will echo their signals.

Futures markets were on Wednesday indicating an 18 percent chance the Fed will hike rates at its policy meeting next month, and a roughly 50 percent chance of an increase in December, according to CME Group’s FedWatch tool.

The dollar was flat at 100.42 yen, having dipped below 100 yen in recent days. The pair has traded in a narrow 99.55-102.83 band this month.

“Dudley’s hawkish comments have come as a surprise and if Yellen says

the U.S. data has been good enough to continue tightening policy, then we could see dollar/yen rally towards the 102 yen mark,” said Richard Falkenhall, currency strategist at SEB. Also weighing on the yen were growing expectations that the Bank of Japan will take additional stimulus steps at its next meeting in September, when it will review its policies against a backdrop of growing doubts that the BOJ’s target of 2 percent inflation target is within reach.

Japan’s government kept its

assessment of the economy unchanged in August but offered a slightly more downbeat view on consumer inflation than last month, as prices slid on weak household spending and the strong yen pushed down import costs.

A Reuters poll on Thursday showed economist were split over whether the BoJ will ease policy further next month, with about 60 percent forecasting it will and 40 percent expecting no change.

The euro was flat at $1.1270 with the focus on the German IFO survey

due at 0800 GMT. Given the flow of upbeat business sentiment data in Europe in recent days, the message is again expected to be that confidence is holding up well following June’s Brexit shock.

One said any impact on the common currency was likely to be fleeting, however.

“The recovery in the euro zone is making progress, but is not yet strong enough from the perspective of the European Central Bank,” said Antje Praefcke, currency strategist at Commerzbank. (rtr)

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Indonesian govt sought to bring 177 detained hajj pilgrims home: Minister Saifuddin

PONTIANAK - Indonesias Minister for Religious Affairs Lukman Hakim Saifuddin said the government will continue its efforts to bring home 177 Indonesian Hajj pilgrims detained in the Philippines.

The Indonesian nationals were detained in Manila when Ninoy Aquino International Airport’s immigration officers caught them with counterfeit Philippines passport, moments before they were scheduled to depart to Saudi Arabia for Hajj pilgrimage.

“This is a clear case of fraud where 177 people were lured to go for Hajj pilgrimage using illegal passports as they were unaware of the consequences,” observed Saifuddin, who was on a work visit to Pontianak, West Kalimantan, on Tuesday.

The pilgrims departed from the country for the Philippines using Indonesian passports. They were scheduled to depart for Saudi Arabia from the Philippines using

Filipino passports.

“In this case, the 177 Indonesians became victims. This is an organized crime and we are in the middle of an investigation to track down the individuals behind all of this,” he reiterated.

The government is also taking measures to bring the pilgrims home to Indonesia once all procedures are completed. “Hopefully, this would be resolved soon and they will be able to return home,” he stressed.

He further explained that at the moment his office is trying to relocate the shelter where 177 Indonesian pilgrims are detained.

“Right now, we are concentrating on relocating them from the current place,

which is not very adequate and comfortable, to a venue arranged by the Indonesian embassy in Manila. Hopefully, it can all be settled soon,” he revealed.

The 177 Indonesian Hajj pilgrims were detained in the Philippines as they attempted to undertake pilgrimage using false documents, in order to fit into the Philippines Hajj pilgrim quota. They were then stopped from getting on board the Philippines Airline flight to Madinah.

The Religious Minister and the National Police Force continue their efforts to identify the culprit behind this crime.

Other government entities involved in the investigation include the Foreign Ministry and the Law and Human Rights Ministry.

“We will continue to make serious efforts to bring back our citizens as soon as the process is completed,” he concluded. (ant)

Indonesia finds ship that was taken by disgruntled crew

JAKARTA - Indonesia’s navy said Thursday it has located a fuel tanker that was missing for a week after being taken from port by its disgruntled crew. The navy said in a statement that the MT Vier Harmoni with 10 Indonesian crewmen was found off West Kalimantan province on the island of Borneo.

The 53-meter (175 foot) long coastal

tanker is being escorted to Tanjung Pinang, the provincial capital of Indonesia’s Riau islands, for further investigation.

Vier Abdul Jamal, chief executive of the ship’s owner Vierlines Asia Group, said there was a dispute between the charterer of the vessel and the crew when a promise of bonus payments was unfulfilled.

The tanker disappeared from a port in southern Malaysia on Aug. 16 and authorities there initially suspected it had been hijacked by pirates. Its tracking device had been turned off.

The navy said it deployed warships, a maritime patrol plane and a helicopter to find the tanker, which was carrying about 900,000 liters of diesel.(ap)

JAKARTA - The Indonesian government will always encourage various countries across the world to cooperate in ensuring that migrant workers are granted better protection and welfare, Manpower Minister M Hanif Dhakiri said.

“Indonesia encourages countries to adopt a system to protect migrant workers and improve their skills,” he stated here on Wednesday shortly before departing for Sri Lanka to attend the 5th meeting of manpower ministers grouped in the Colombo Process (CP).

CP is a non-binding regional consultation forum of ministers of manpower-exporting Asian countries. Established in Colombo, Sri Lanka in 2003, the forum comprises Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, China, India, Nepal, Pakistan, the Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia.

Hanif underlined that Indonesia is deeply invested in the effort to improve the system for protecting migrant workers and improving their skills now that it is one of the countries with the largest number of migrant workers.

Data with the Manpower Ministry showed that more than six million Indonesians are currently employed abroad.

Indonesia has also set a good example for other countries when it comes to protecting their migrant workers by improving selection, placement and protection systems, he explained.

In addition, it has also imposed a moratorium on sending domestic helpers to Middle Eastern countries, he noted.

To improve migrant workers skills, the Manpower Ministry will encourage them not to seek employment in the informal sector abroad and instead become professional workers.

The minister further invited countries employing Indonesian migrant workers to cooperate in providing training courses for would-be migrant workers.(ant)

2 in custody after burglary at Indonesian Consulate in NYC

NEW YORK — Two people are in custody in connection with a burglary at the Indonesian Consulate in New York City. Police say they stole alcohol, electronics, a suitcase full of clothing and a minivan they used as their getaway car Monday.

Authorities say 18-year-old David Rivera and 16-year-old Tyana Nunez face charges of burglary, grand larceny and criminal possession of stolen property. It wasn’t immediately clear if they had lawyers who could comment on the charges.

Police say the two were arrested Tuesday after returning to a Bronx hotel they had burglarized Sunday. Police say Rivera tried to bribe police with some of the stolen items during the arrest.

Police say the two entered the Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia on East 68th Street in Manhattan through an unlocked door.(ap)

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Bukit Jati attraction abandoned Tourism Office still makes an inventory GIANYAR - Bukit Jati tourist attraction in Gianyar as one of the assets owned by district government is currently dormant. Condition of a number of buildings at this place has already broken and surrounded by reeds. At this time, the Gianyar Tourism Office is still doing inventory to feature back the potential of this attraction.

The tourist attraction built in the 1980s is located at Samplangan village, Gianyar. During the administration of different regents, the infrastructure at this family tourist attraction has been improved. However, as seen on Wednesday (Aug. 24) condition of the object is dormant again. Roof of the buildings looks to have broken-down, graffiti is on the buildings, the benches are damaged and the area is overgrown by reeds.

Headman of Samplangan, Putu Mega Indrawan, when asked for his confirmation did not dismiss such a condition. He explained the location is the asset of the government of Gianyar, so that the authority to develop the potential lies in the Gianyar Tourism Office. “Indeed, the condition is like that, and further authority related to the attraction lies in the Gianyar Tourism Office,” he said.

Nevertheless, the residents of Samplangan have regularly conducted mutual cooperation to clean up the area. However, he reiterated that renovation to the damaged buildings is the authority of the government of Gianyar.

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The neglected Bukit Jati tourism attarction which is located in Gianyar

Drug factory owner infringes immigration rules a house or villa and it is then offered to his colleagues in Germany,” said the Head of BNNP Bali, Putu Gede Suastawa, Wednesday (Aug. 24).

To the investigator, the suspect BB admitted that he previously used to buy crystal meth at the café on Jalan Dewi Sri, Kuta.

After it was raided by the National Police Headquarters, the café was closed. Since then, BB was confused where to buy the drugs, while he is very addicted. Finally, he tried to produce by himself and learned from

The house where the suspect Bens makes the meth

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N.Korea’s Kim declares sub missile launch ‘greatest success’ SEOUL - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised the test-firing of a submarine-launched ballistic missile and declared it “the greatest success,” which puts the country in the “front rank” of nuclear military powers, official media reported on Thursday.

In the meantime, the Head of the Gianyar Tourism Office, A.A Dalem Jagadhita, said that his agency is still doing inventory to a number of tourist attractions in the region remaining to have the potential to be rebuilt, one of which is the Bukit Jati. “I have inspected the location for few times to see the condition. Now, we are still inventorying,” he said.

He said that after inventorying it will be known whether or not the attraction can be re-developed because in this case his agency also considers the interest of community in the object. “If we immediately repair it, but there is no interest, our budget will be in vain. On that account, we still examine it,” he said.

When asked about the regional budget 2016 having allocated as much as IDR 1 billion more for the refurbishment of the tourist attractions in Gianyar, he explained the budget will be only intended for the active destinations. They are Gunung Kawi, Tirta Empul, Goa Gajah and others. “Here, we provide a motivation through investment with the hope there will be an increase in the tourist visit,” he said. (kmb35)

MANGUPURA - Other than violating the law on narcotics, the owner of crystal meth factory with the initials BB alias Bens, 35, is alleged to have violated the residence permit or immigration rules. The suspect from Germany came to Bali with tourist visa, but while living in Bali he works as villa broker and even produces drugs.

“The suspect BB contracts a house at the crime scene around 2010. Before producing crystal meth through home industry, the suspect ran a property business. He contracted

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“He purchased the ingredients of the crystal meth in Malang, but it was made on behalf of his girlfriend. His girlfriend is a transsexual with the initials MA alias Sasa,” he said.

After the ingredients and equipment of the crystal meth were ready, the suspect began to try. Unfortunately, his efforts did not run smoothly because he failed for several times.

“Yet, the result did not reach one kilogram, just a few grams. He successfully produced it for four times and has operated for approximately four months,” said Suastawa.

The suspect argued that making crystal meth is just for his own consumption because he has no syndicate to buy the illicit goods from. Having successfully produced, the crystal meth was distributed to his friends, namely STV and VM. “But he claimed that his friends have not paid yet. The suspect quibbled not to sell because his product is considered to still have poor quality,” he said.

The suspect produced the crystal meth in the family room on the first floor of his rented house. He lives there with MA. In addition, the suspect cares for many dogs but they are not well maintained so the house looks vile.

“The suspect has not got married yet. We are still developing this case, especially about the syndicate,” he said.

Previously, the eradication team of the BNNP Bali raided a house in Puri Wahana on Jalan Raya Semer, Kerobokan, Monday (Aug. 22). The house was used to make crystal meth and the ingredient was brought

in from Malang, East Java.

Related to the case, the officers arrested four suspects with the initials BB, 35, from Germany, MA, 24, STV, 21, and VM, 35.

The raid was carried out at 18:15 led by the Division Head of Drug Eradication, Ketut Arta, accompanied by Made Pakris.

Disclosure of the case began from the raid at Nakula Stay Housing located on Jalan Nakula Timur Gang Marga Ayu, Kuta. At that time, the officers arrested the suspect STV, 21. From the suspect living on Jalan Pulau Moyo Denpasar could be seized two packages of crystal meth weighing 2.05 grams and mobile phone. Furthermore, it was followed up with a development. As testimony of the STV, the illicit goods were obtained from VM, 35. The BNNP officers arrested VM on Jalan Pulau Moyo Denpasar. In fact, the crystal meth was obtained from the suspect BB. The BNNP team immediately searched the home of BB at Puri Wahana Housing on Jalan Raya Semer, Kerobokan.

Aside from arresting BB and MA, the officers found a crystal meth home industry. The evidence secured includes the ingredient used to make the crystal meth with the production tools. Moreover, the officers seized two packages of plastic clips weighing 10 grams of crystal meth that are ready to be distributed and suspected to be remainder of production, two suction tools, two lighters, a box formerly used to order the ingredients of crystal meth from Malang, a computer allegedly used to store document on the making of crystal meth and two mobile phones. (kmb36)

North Korea fired a submarinelaunched ballistic missile (SLBM) on Wednesday which flew about 500 km (300 miles) towards Japan.

The South Korean government and experts said the launch showed technical progress in the North’s SLBM programme.

“A test-fire of strategic submarine-launched ballistic missile was successfully conducted under the guidance of supreme commander of the Korean People’s Army Kim Jong Un,” the North’s official KCNA news agency said.

“He appreciated the test-fire as the greatest success and victory,” KCNA said.

“He noted with pride that the results of the test-fire proved in actuality that the DPRK joined the front rank of the military powers fully equipped with nuclear attack capability.”

DPRK, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, is North Korea’s formal name.

North Korea has conducted a spate of military technology tests this year, including a fourth nuclear test in January and numerous ballistic missile launches, in defiance of U.N. Security Council sanctions that were tightened in March.

North Korea said this year it had miniaturised a nuclear warhead to fit on a ballistic missile but outside experts have said there is yet no firm evidence to back up that claim or show it had mastered the technology to bring a live warhead back into the atmosphere and guide it to strike a target.

North Korean state television on Thursday showed video clips of the launch of a missile from underwater at dawn, and still photographs of Kim on the dock at a port as a large crane unloaded an object onto a submarine.

Kim is also seen jubilantly celebrating with military aides in photographs carried by the official Rodong Sinmun newspaper. (rtr)

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A test-fire of strategic submarine-launched ballistic missile is seen in this undated photo released by North Korea’s Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) in Pyongyang August 25, 2016.

Japanese truck driver playing Pokemon Go kills pedestrian

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Flowers are laid near the scene where a passer-by was killed after being hit by a driver playing “Pokemon Go” while driving in Tokushima, Japan, in this photo taken

by Kyodo August 24, 2016.

TOKYO - A Japanese truck driver playing Pokemon Go while driving hit two women, killing one and injuring the other, in Japan’s first death related to the Nintendo Co craze.

The driver said he had been distracted by the game after his arrest for negligent driving following the accident on Wednesday evening, a spokesman for the Tokushima prefectural police said.

“The driver is still in custody. No decision has been made yet on whether to proceed with a prosecution,” he added A spokesman for Niantic Inc, which developed Pokemon GO jointly with Nintendo affiliate Pokemon Company, said the company had added a pop-up to the Pokemon Go screen when it detected an increase in speed asking for confirmation the user was not driving.

He didn’t say whether the developer would take further steps to guard against accidents.

A spokesman for Nintendo offered condolences to the family of the dead woman.

“Pokemon Company and Niantic endeavour to create an environment where people can play the game safely and we will continue to do that,” he added when asked whether the company would take

any new measures to guard against accidents.

The popularity of augmented-reality Pokemon Go around the world has generated crowds of people in parks and other public places as user search for monsters, but has also been blamed for injuries and robberies of distracted users.

Signs at parks and other places in Japan have asked users to avoid creating a nuisance.

Pokemon incidents elsewhere have spurned warnings from authorities for users to play responsibly.

In Taiwan on Sunday Pokemon Go monster hunters caused a stampede in Taipei blocking streets in the capital.

Police there have increased fines on scooter riders found playing the game in traffic.

News reports in July claimed that a Guatemalan teenager was the first Pokemon fatality after he was shot breaking into a house while playing the game.

Also in July, Pokemon Go players were robbed of their smartphones at gunpoint in a north London park in Britain, while four teens in Missouri in the U.S. used the game to target around a dozen people into armed robberies. (rtr)

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Urban Outfitters Is Having a Massive Denim Sale DO you ever go through shopping phases where you frantically stock up on the one item you’re obsessed with at the moment? You might go on an ankle boot spree and end up with five different pairs, or perhaps you’ll go a bomber jacket bender and swipe up styles in three colors. But right now, you should seriously consider focusing on your denim wardrobe, because Urban Outfitters is having a sale you can’t miss.

For a limited time, the retailer is currently offering $20 off all BDG jeans—that’s right, every single pair from the

brand is discounted, which means there are more than 50 styles to choose from. Classic, dark-wash skinny jeans?

Check. On-trend mom jeans?

Check. The brand has nearly every style under the sun. The best part: Almost all regularlypriced BDG jeans are already under $100, so that extra $20 off means you’ll be able to score some great budget finds. To help you navigate the massive selection, we narrowed down our picks to the top five jeans that you should swipe up pronto. (IBP/net)

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Balinese people especially the younger generations have the intention to love the agriculture.

ALL the people living on this earth need to eat. If a country is not able to feed its people, the country will be brittle and result in social conflicts. On that account, President Joko Widodo hoped that Indonesia is able to keep its food security by teaming up with the army.

“Our current food security is very ironic. With the condition as an agrarian country having broad expanse of paddy field area, our country imports rice. Conversely, the country exporting rice to us is smaller. Therefore, the president decided to be able to keep food security in the next three years. The army was asked to help government in maintaining food security,” said Commander of the 163/Wira Satya (WSA) Military Resort, I Nyoman Cantiasa, after opening the Bali coordination meeting on planting acceleration from August to September 2016 in the Military Resort Headquarters Denpasar, Monday (Aug. 22).

The meeting is aimed at implementing the evaluation to the working program of the 163/ WSA Military Resort under coordination of the Agriculture Agency,

Logistics Agency, Public Works and related agencies, so that he can immediately take a step forward.

As a commander, Cantiasa also informed these results of evaluation to his staff so that it will enable the commanders of the military district to take steps forward.

“Results of the evaluation regarding the special efforts, area, addition, cropping and absorption of grain and the issues of regional government are expected to support the farmers. What we and the agency have done all this time should be supported. Local government may not lead farmers toward tourism. They should still have an identity and pride as a farmer,” he said.

Related to the mindset or psychology, he added, Balinese people especially the younger generations have the intention to

love the agriculture. Therefore, the military resort and the ranks attempt to get into the younger generation as the national asset that will be able to continue this agriculture.

This Adhi Makhayasa awardwinner confirmed that his institution observed that farmers sometimes calculate the results of becoming farmer when compared to the earnings in other sectors.

This needs to get the attention from all parties so that agriculture really becomes a proud. In order to increase the welfare of farmers, the military resort continuously provides debriefing, counseling and escort to the assistance of agricultural tools so that farmers are not overburdened.

“Farmers are the hero. If there are no farmers, we cannot eat. We continue to evaluate the improvement of rice, maize, soya and horticulture. Bali is a tourist destination and travelers coming here need to eat rice and fruits. With the presence of the market in front of the eyes like this, Balinese farmers

actually do not have to go anywhere. Farmers in Bali should not be confused to sell their products.

Just imagine that 40,000 travelers make a visit to Bali each day and they need to eat,” he said.

Expert staff of the Minister of Agriculture in charge of Innovation and Technology, Dr. Mat Syukur, stated that in relation to agricultural development in Bali, the Ministry of Agriculture has distributed various agricultural programs, such as the help of seed, subsidized fertilizer, tractors as well as planting and harvesting machine for modernization. “The agricultural labor force is limited, so that mechanization is the answer. I appreciate to the Bali Post that has organized the workshop on how to restore the glory of agriculture in Bali. This should be supported,” he said.

This means that young farmers should no longer think that farmers are covered in mud. On that account, he encouraged the use of modern farming tools so that the process can last much faster and the product quality is good. “Now,

planting rice does not need to bow because there have been planting and harvesting machines. Farmers are not just growing, but also getting profits,” said Mat Syukur.

When asked about land conversion, Mat Syukur asserted that in accordance with law governing the sustainable land, some districts have established the sustainable land. In addition, based on some inputs he hoped the agricultural land will not be taxed too high.

“There should be incentives given to farmers. Moreover, the agriculture in Bali is truly identical to subak having recognized by the UNESCO. It must be maintained.

Actually the harvest yields in Bali are sufficient and even exceed the needs of Bali. However, in this case we’re talking about the Homeland so that Bali must contribute to other provinces,” he said.

According to him, during the period of August-September 2016 the region is hit by La Nina impact, where the dry season is wet. On that account, it is the best opportunity to expand the planting area. (rah)

Govt develops hexadomes coral reef at Penuktukan village SINGARAJA - To increase the coral reef conservation at Penuktukan village, Tejakula, was conducted by the drowning of 30 hexadomes. The conservation of coral reef is escorted by the fishing community and the government to preserve the undersea environment.

A number of participants drowned hexadomes on Palisan Beach, Penuktukan village.

The activity was attended by

Regent of Buleleng, Putu Agus Suradnyana (PAS), accompanied

by Deputy Regent I Nyoman Sutjidra, representatives of Bali Fisheries and Maritime Affairs, chief of the agencies in Buleleng district as well as subdistrict head of Tejakula Nyoman Widiartha.

Regent PAS said that the drowning of hexadomes is done due to the hard work of the Penuktukan villagers. Local community culti-

vates coral reef independently. He appreciated the high conservation efforts and education made by the public. “This participation is indispensable. When people have played their role it becomes a great thing. Preserving nature or coral reef is very important.

Later on our fishermen will get back their prosperity,” he said, recently.

He hoped that Penuktukan village can become the center

for diving activities in East Buleleng region within two to five years to come. Regional development of marine tourism or diving is able to increase tourist visits. At Penuktukan, there are no streams so that it is only fed every rainy season.

On that account, they need to keep the coral reef so as not to be buried by mud.

“We hope that fishermen at this village can understand the

conservation efforts and increase their revenue in the future. We encourage the fishermen catching fish to ask for FAD assistance so that the fish outside will not be disturbed,” he hoped while adding that the government organizes the Buleleng Bali Dive Festival (BBDF) to ginger up coral reef conservation efforts to the East Buleleng region where previously it was carried out at Pemuteran in West Buleleng. (kmb34)

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Katharina added that it is inseparable from their levels of language (a kind of lower-noble use--Ed) in many regional languages. In addition, the Indonesian language has been used widely, especially in education. “Education in Indonesia must use the Indonesian language so that children are not longer willing to communicate in the language of their parents,” he said.

Vice Chancellor IV of the Udayana University, Prof. I Made Suastra, Ph.D., did not dismiss if there are many vocabularies in the regional language have vanished or even gone

extinct. They could not be determined quantitatively because it has to go through an accurate research.

“It must be found out regarding how to maintain the regional languages, whether they are still used by the native speakers or there are any media used for the preservation of the language. We very much need the study in the future to anticipate the regional languages of the country,” he said.

Especially for Balinese language, continued Suastra, the condition is somewhat better than the other regional languages such as Sasak language. It happens because there are many media that can be developed to preserve Balinese language so as to

be used by speakers. It can even be disseminated through local television broadcast by using Balinese language and the local print media.

“Although there is a shift, so far we can still speak the language continuously. However, ‘we can now see that only in small percentage of the newlywed young couples remain to speak Balinese language as their mother tongue,’” added this sociolinguist.

According to Suastra, such a tendency must be observed in the future. It must be attempted to raise the awareness of parents as the native speakers of the local Balinese language to inherit the mother tongue to their children.

A linguist, Dr. Sudaryanto, confirmed that regional languages currently seem to be marginalized and endangered. Nevertheless, he does not necessarily become pessimistic, because the problem is not just about the language. It must be seen as a whole how is the condition of this nation. “So, it is not just about the matter that the language is in recessive condition, but also the attitude of Indonesian people when facing many things whether they feel to be pressured or not. I think this is the main issue,” he said.

According to him, Indonesia must appreciate the richness owned by the nation including the wealth of language. From this mindset, it will

emerge a kind of security mechanism

by Indonesian people for their regional language. “When getting to particular point, people may feel pressured, but at the same time there is possibility for them to raise the awareness. This also happens to Indonesia because from the history along thousands of years, we never really sink,” added one of the founders of the MLI. At a certain point, added Sudaryanto, there may be a language drowning because it has no more speakers.

But when it comes to a certain point, there must be a group of people regaining their pride because they always feel to be defeated. Then, this could revive the drowned regional languages. (kmb32)

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Genuine masks of wayang wong sanctified and preserved by Tejakula village

SINGARAJA - The art of wayang wong or human puppet tradition is a part of culture and sanctified by the community of Tejakula village, Tejakula. The performance of genuine wayang wong masks cannot be displayed in public places. Sanctity of the genuine masks are cared for and guarded.

As disclosed by Nyoman Tangkas, the apparatus of Dangka Tegal Mas temple at Tejakula customary village, the wayang wong performance is usually accompanied with baris teruna, baris jojor, baris gede and rejang dewa dance in the ngambek ceremony. Based on the story passed down through generations, the ngambek ceremony is held once at Dangka Tegal Mas temple. Local people believe the ritual is meant to purify the temple and its arched entrance gates (highest level—Ed)

carried out only once forever.

“Genuine wayang wong masks are performed coinciding with the ngambek-ngenteg linggih ceremony, known as the biggest ceremony at Tejakula customary village. We hold the ceremony on August 10 to 25,” said Tangkas when met on Tuesday night (Aug. 23).

A number of wayang wong masks performed are the original ones, not the profane ones. The existence of the wayang wong mask is estimated to have reached hundreds of years at

the village of Tejakula.

“The storyline presented is the death of Beganada in the battlefield. Besides, it also performs the story on the death of Ravana. It is staged in a series of the ngambek ceremonies,” said Gede Suarsana, a Tejakula community leader as well as the player of Sugriva in the wayang wong ballet.

In the meantime, the observer of the art of wayang wong, Komang Gede, added that the storyline on the death of Beganada has the meaning that cheating will be destroyed by dharma.

Hindu philosophy tells that the power of dharma is never defeated by adharma. “This has something to do and gives philosophy to the com-

munity of Tejakula village, having the pilgrims amounting to hundreds of people. The nature of anger will be defeated by dharma,” he said.

After the wayang wong of Tejakula achieved an award from the UNESCO, it has an impression and history of its own. Tejakula village has struggled to introduced the art of wayang wong tradition to the eyes of the world. So, the community then created the replica of the genuine masks.

“We very much sanctify the genuine masks. We make the replica of the masks so that people outside the Tejakula village can see how the wayang wong dance looks like.

Tejakula community shall be proud of the UNESCO award because the

world has recognized it. The certificate achieved must be maintained,” said Komang Gede.

Similar opinion was stated by Pande Gede Mustika, a lecturer of the ISI Denpasar, that wayang wong of Tejakula dominantly presents some chapters of the Ramayana epic. Replica of the wayang wong mask is recognized to be widely circulated in Japan, Sweden and several large cities in Indonesia.

“Sanctity and sacredness of the genuine masks are the property of the Desa Temple of Tejakula. We always maintain and preserve them.

Only replica of the masks can be performed at hotel or before general public,” he said. (kmb34)

Murderer of traffic cop detained separately

DENPASAR - Having been arrested, the murderers of traffic policeman Wayan Sudarsa never met. They are deliberately separated, both when examined and detained. It is intended they will not be able to make collusion. The suspect David is detained at Denpasar Police detention center, while Sara at Denpasar Police Criminal Investigation station.

“They have never met since the arrest. It is meant that their testimony can be independent and will not influence each other,” said the Chief of Denpasar Police, Hadi Purnomo, Wednesday (Aug. 24).

In addition, continued the police chief, the team of the Denpasar

Police Mobile Researcher is also searching the belongings of the victim taken by Sara. The searches were conducted from Tuesday afternoon until evening at Jimbaran. In the first search, the suspect David had argued he did not know exactly where it was.

But in the second search on Tuesday night, this suspect from England was cooperative.

“Evidence in the form of the victim’s wallet, police member card and identity card have been cut into pieces and put into a plastic pocket

by Sara and disposed in the Suluban area, Uluwatu, South Kuta. Police also found the casing of mobile phone and SIM card belonging to the victim. Sara cut them to elimi-

nate the evidences,” he said.

In addition, police also found the burned clothes of both suspects disposed into the bushes at Puri Gading Housing, Jimbaran on Tuesday at 21:30. Police then secured the remaining burned shirts and buttons found at the location. In the meantime, the Samsung mobile phone of the victim has not been found, but the suspect admitted to have thrown in the area.

“Their clothes and pants containing blood spots had been burned. It is the idea of the two suspects,” said this former police chief of Gianyar.

According to Hadi, in the near future police will perform a reconstruction at the crime scene.

“Maybe the reconstruction will be held on Monday (Aug. 29). Then, they will be confronted during reconstruction. The more evidence found will be getting better. Until now, the two suspects are involved in the case,” he said.

Previously, the examination of both suspects David and Sara went on smoothly. They kept their promise to tell the truth to the investigators during questioning. The most startling confession from the suspect David is that he accused the policeman Wayan Sudarsa of stealing the bag of Sara. Besides, he also said the victim to be a fake policeman and even insulted the police corps.

Similarly, the suspect Sara took the victim’s belongings including his wallet. On that account, the suspect is also charged with Article 365 of the Criminal Code regarding the theft with violence or robbery.

At the time of incident, David also scolded the policeman as a ras**l. It is his confession during the questioning. They also took mobile phone, wallet containing police membership card, identity card and money. Then, the membership card and identity card of the victim were cut into pieces and burned. Their clothes containing blood spots of the victims were also burned. They tried to eliminate the evidence. (kmb36)

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NEW YORK - “Hunger Games” star Jennifer Lawrence on Tuesday topped a Forbes magazine list of the world’s highest-paid actress for the second straight year,earning some $46 million, followed by Melissa McCarthy.

Lawrence, 26, took the top spot largely through a slice of the profits from the final movie in the “Hunger Games” franchise, as well as a big upfront fee for her forthcoming space adventure movie “Passengers,” Forbes said.

Yet Lawrence’s estimated payday was likely well below that for Hollywood’s leading men, Forbes said, despite the actress sparking a debate about the gender pay gap last year. She declared she was “finished being adorable” when it came to negotiating better deals for herself.

Lawrence’s 2016 earnings dropped 11.5 percent from her 2015 total of $52 million. Forbes will release its list of the world’s highest-paid actors on Thursday.

Last year Robert Downey Jr. topped the list with an estimated $80 million.

Neither however came close to pop star Taylor Swift, who was named the top earning celebrity of 2016 earlier this year, pulling in an estimated $170 million from record sales and her world tour.

McCarthy took home $33 million in earnings, up $10 million from 2015 in part from her payday for the controversial female reboot of “Ghostbusters.” It was the biggest annual paycheck to date for the star of television comedy “Mike and Molly.” McCarthy, 45, also launched a clothing line for sizes 4 to 28 after becoming frustrated at the outfits available for larger women.

Scarlett Johansson of “Captain America: Civil Wars” was third at $25 million, down nearly 30 percent from 2015. Together, the world’s 10 highest-paid actresses tallied a combined $205 million between June 1, 2015 and June 1, 2016, before management fees and taxes, Forbes said. (rtr)

DENPASAR - The existence of regional languages in Indonesia is increasingly recessive in the current globalization era. Not a few young people have begun to leave their regional language and prefer to speak Indonesian language. Or they even switch to start learning foreign languages.

Actually, Indonesia has various regional languages reaching more than 700 languages that should be preserved.

“A lot of research says that the regional languages tend to reduce quantitatively in the long run. Many languages no longer have speakers because they shift to Indonesian because Indonesian language is regarded an egalitarian language,” said Chairman of the Linguistic Society of Indonesia (MLI), Dr. Katharina Endriati Sukamto, in Denpasar.

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Colombia, FARC rebels reach deal to end half-century of bloodshed

BOGOTA/HAVANA - Colombia’s government and Marxist FARC rebels reached a final peace deal on Wednesday to end a five-decade war which once took the resource-rich country to the brink of collapse. Under the historic agreement to end one of the world’s longest conflicts, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) will lay down arms and reintegrate into civilian life.

More than 220,000 people were killed in the conflict, tens of thousands disappeared and millions fled their homes because of the violence. The accord, which was reached after almost four years of talks in Cuba, sparked celebrations in parks and bars in the Colombian capital, Bogota.

It will now go to a plebiscite vote on Oct. 2. “Today I can say - from the bottom of my heart - that I have

fulfilled the mandate that you gave me,” said President Juan Manuel Santos, 65, who was re-elected in 2014 on the promise of a peace deal.

“Colombians: the decision is in your hands. Never before have our citizens had within their reach the key to their future,” he said in a televised address. Most opinion polls suggest Colombians will back the deal but Santos, who has staked his legacy

on peace, will face fierce opposition from powerful sectors of the country who believe the only solution is to finish the FARC militarily.

The deal is opposed by two former Colombian presidents, including popular right-wing hardliner Alvaro Uribe. In Bogota, several hundred people gathered around a giant screen in the rain to listen to the announcement, waving Colombian flags and banners. “I’m so happy. It was time to end the war,” said Margarita Nieto, a 28-year-old accountant. “I know what is coming will be hard, but together we can cope.”

Others are more skeptical about the terms of the agreement, especially the participation of FARC rebels in politics and the fact that

they will not serve jail time for crimes committed during the war.

“The future worries me,” said Susana Antequeria, 30, as she milled around the screen. “But I’ll put up with it for peace.”

Under the deal, the FARC will have non-voting representation in Congress until 2018 and can participate in elections. From then on, the 7,000 former rebels will have to win votes like any other political party, Santos said.

The final text of the deal will be sent to Colombia’s Congress on Thursday and will be available on the internet and social media, he said. “We have won the most beautiful of all battles” lead FARC negotiator Ivan Marquez said

following the announcement in Havana on Wednesday. “The war with arms is over, now begins the debate of ideas.”

The two sides had signed a ceasefire in late June. U.S. President Barack Obama spoke by phone with Santos on Wednesday to congratulate him on the deal, the White House said.

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