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Ahead of Oscars, composer Morricone honored with Walk of Fame star

LOS ANGELES - Italian film composer Ennio Morricone, nominated for an Oscar this year for his work on “The Hateful Eight,” was awarded a star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame on Friday, honoring his diverse career spanning decades.

Morricone, 87, has composed the scores for more than 450 films, from 1960s Spaghetti Westerns including “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” to Quentin Tarantino’s frontier drama “The Hateful Eight.”

“The international composers that had written in film, they have never had the pleasure that I have had today,” Morricone said in Italian at Friday’s ceremony.

The veteran composer is the frontrunner to win his first ever Oscar in the best original score race on Sunday, after five nominations in previous years.

“I never would have said it would be me, I never thought I would get it, when I would get it, if I would get it,” Morricone said about his Oscar nomination.

Tarantino and Weinstein Company cofounder Harvey Weinstein were on hand to pay tribute to Morricone on Friday, with the director saying he had been a long-time fan of the composer.

“I had a huge record collection I’d been collecting since I was a kid and I realized I

had more Ennio Morricone records than I have of anybody else,” Tarantino said.

“This is one of the richest careers in our industry, who has brought so much joy,” Weinstein added.

A Rome native, Morricone began his career as a film music composer in 1961 with “Il Federale.”

He received an honorary Oscar in 2007 for “his magnificent and multifaceted contributions to the art of film music,” working with directors such as Bernardo Bertolucci, Lina Wertmuller, Brian De Palma, Roman Polanski and Oliver Stone.

The composer most notably collaborated with Sergio Leone on the director’s westerns starring Clint Eastwood, such as “A Fistful of Dollars,” “For a Few Dollars More,” and “The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.”

Additionally, he wrote the scores for “The Battle of Algiers,” “Cinema Paradiso” and “Once Upon a Time in America.” (rtr)

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Huge Rally to Reject Reclamation Plan

Denpasar - The rejection on the reclamation plan is spreading throughout Bali. On Sunday, February 28, thousands of people from customary villages in Denpasar rallied to reject the plan.

The customary villages joined the rally were Kepaon, Pemogan, Pedungan, Sesetan, Sanur, Jalak Sidakarya, Serangan, Renon, Ketewel, Blahbatuh and Lembongan.

They rallied on Bali Mandara toll and it was finished by placing a giant banner stating that they reject the Benoa bay reclamation plan. The head of the rally committee, I Made Pung Rahmanadi said that the rally is done because the members of the parliament don’t do anything about the reclamation plan. They cannot support the aspiration of the people in Bali.

“There is great hope that this rally can make Indonesian President Jokowi cancel the decision to do reclamation in Benoa. The rally done by many people in Bali show that we reject the plan. We don’t want any kind of revitalisation or reclamation in Bali,” he added. The Head of Kepaon Customary Village, Ida Bagus Suteja said that to reject the plan, they even will go to Jakarta to meet the President himself. This is the effort to reject the reclamation plan.

With all of this rejection, will the investors continue the plan or find another way to develop the tourism accommodation? Most of the people reject the revitalisation or reclamation plan because they think that it is not necessary and doesn’t give any benefit.(win)

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Italian composer Ennio Morricone poses on his star after it was unveiled on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Hollywood, California February 26, 2016.

Philippines may ban pop singer Madonna for disrespect to flag MANILA - American singer Madonna may face a ban in the Philippines for disrespecting its flag in her concerts this week in the capital Manila, a domestic broadcaster said on Friday, citing a historical commission official.

The 57-year-old entertainer is on a world tour to promote her “Rebel Heart” album, and did sold-out shows on Wednesday and Thursday.

“She ridiculed our flag,” the of-

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Madonna performs during her Rebel Heart Tour concert at Studio City in Macau, China February 20, 2016.

ficial, Teodoro Atienza, told radio station dzBB, adding that Madonna violated a law that prohibits the wearing of the Philippine flag “in whole, or in part, as a costume or uniform”.

The singer and concert producers could be held liable for the violation even if they were unaware of the law, said Atienza, who is chief of the heraldry section of the National Historical Commission of the Philippines.

“They may face deportation and might not be able to return to the country. She also allowed the flag to touch the stage floor, which is another violation.”

There was no immediate re-

sponse from the organisers of the concerts, held in the same hall where Pope Francis met Philippine families last year.

Madonna’s next stop will be in Singapore on Sunday.

A Roman Catholic bishop in the Philippines this week urged the faithful to boycott Madonna’s shows over her “suggestive” performance and “vulgar” clothes.

Roman Catholics make up about 80 percent of a population of more than 100 million in the Philippines, where the church has strong influence, blocking legislation on the death penalty, divorce and same-sex marriage. (rtr)

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The customary villages from Denpasar and other regencies rallied on Sunday, February 28 to reject the reclamation plan

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Verdict of drug case depends on the role of defendant From being freed to be sentenced for life

D E N PASAR - Latent drug hazards have actually been long echoed by the government. But lately, the drug eradication is increasingly supported by the government of the Republic of Indonesia because it can affect anyone indiscriminately

starting from the law enforcement officers, business community to people’s representatives.

Nationally, many drug cases have been revealed by the National Narcotics Agency (BNN). But in Bali, either police authority or the BNNP are equally excited to com-

bat drug trafficking. From the fact exposed by the BNNP and police authority, drugs are rarely seized at nightlife spots. Actually the nightlife spots such as discotheques are gold mining for drug traffickers.

Then, what about the punishment of drug dealers, users or drug

abuser? If attending a number of drug case trials, particularly in the Denpasar District Court on Jalan Sudirman, the punishment received is very varied. However, in most cases there are dissents between the prosecutors and the judges making the verdict. But in fact, virtually

there is no punishment of drug offenders increased from the prosecution. However, in many cases the verdict decreases or drastically decreases from the prosecution. drug....

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From page 1 For example, about a month ago there was a case demanded for five years by prosecutor, but it was then sentenced to one year by the judge.

Another demand of 13 years by prosecutor was then acquitted by the judge. This indicates there is a dissent between the judge and prosecutor. Nevertheless, if the drug offender is found guilty, one of the incriminating considerations is that the defendant does not support the government’s efforts in combating drug trafficking.

The verdict given by the judge depends on the role of the defendant. There are perpetrators or dealers or victims. The verdict is also seen from the number of evidence. So, the verdict is back to verification process before the court. When being unsatisfied, the prosecutor may appeal or file

cassation if the drug’s defendant is freed. Currently, there is a drug case remaining in the stage of cassation because the perpetrator arrested

by Denpasar Police officer was acquitted by the judge, while his colleague remained to be sentenced to heavy penalties.

However, the average sentence of drug case is more than one year in jail. There is even a foreigner sentenced for life. As observations in the Denpasar District Court, the drug offenses do not only involve local people, but also many foreigners.

Last week, a smuggler of crystal meth weighing 1.516 grams gross, Sayeb Mohammed Said, 29, was sentenced to 20 years and a fine of IDR 1 billion by prosecutor Eddy Artha Wijaya. In addition, two other people allegedly linked to this case (courier), namely Agus Supriyadi and Rudy Supriyanto, were sentenced to 20 years deducted with detention period.

Before the judges led by Dewa Suardhita the prosecutor declared the defendant Sayeb Mohammed Said was arrested at the Ngurah Rai Airport having escaped from smuggling drugs from Bangkok to Bali.

This defendant from India working as sailor was found guilty of violating the provisions of Article 113 paragraph 2 of Law No.35/2009 on narcotics. The defendant is considered to have imported the first class narcotic weighing not more than 5 grams without permission of the authorities.

In 2015, precisely last July, a male citizen from Australia, Nicolas James Langan, 24, was only sentenced to 12 months by the judges. Other than Nocolas, his colleague who is also a driver, Hanung Pekik Hermantoro, 25, got the same punishment, namely one year in prison in the trial of the Denpasar District Court.

The judge considered that the defendants were proved to have

jointly abused narcotic belonging to marijuana weighing 0.1 gram net and 0.86 gram net for them. They were charged under Article 127 paragraph 1 letter (a) of the Law No.35/2009 in conjunction with

Article 55 paragraph 1 of the first point of Criminal Code on narcotics. Both defendants have been proved to use narcotic (marijuana) together without the right for themselves. (kmb37)

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Proxy war of drugs targets teenagers

CURRENT threats to the survival of Indonesia are extraordinary. Without being anticipated, they will be a boomerang and destroy this beloved nation. Today the most dangerous war no longer involves arms and defense equipment, but the proxy war and brainwashing. The threat of terror, radicalism, ISIS, anarchism and drugs are included in the modern warfare.

Currently the nature and characteristics of the war have shifted and created a whole range of new wars such as the proxy war. Proxy war is a tactic of confrontation between two major powers by using stuntmen to avoid direct confrontation. The impact of this war is fatal destruction. Bali as a world tourist

destination will face internal and external problems. Various methods will be committed to undermine Balinese people.

“Our young generation has been infiltrated. Security forces and the government continue to arrest perpetrators of drugs, carry out raids and catch the kingpins. The market

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is missing, but the drug syndicates do not want to give up. They target student environment at high, junior high and elementary schools. In the future, our children have been prepared to be their marketers,” said Commander of the 163/Wirasatya Military Resort, I Nyoman Cantiasa, Friday (Feb. 26).

If the next generation is in drug dependence, added the Commander, they need money to buy drugs, must find the money and ultimately commit crimes. Initially they steal their parents’ money on a small scale and then steal to their neighbors and wider environment.

“The threat of proxy war and brainwashing is very hazardous.

Therefore, we as stakeholders, local government, police, military institution and relevant agencies must be united. All components must think about how to save our children. Otherwise, we do not know how their future will look like because this nation depends on them. We will grow old, retire and die. Who else will succeed, except for them,” he said.

If they are damaged, he added, where this nation will be carried out and it surely leads to destruction.

According to this officer from Buleleng, the threat of proxy war and brainwashing to younger generation has begun to enter. Therefore, parents have to save the nation’s next generation.

“Who else other than Balinese people and people living in Bali will save? Drugs have been difficult to stop. Some time ago unscrupulous members of military and police personnel, members of parliament were arrested in drug cases. They should become a role model. Who else will protect? From smallest environment namely families have to do it,” hoped the graduate of the Military Academy of 1990 batch.

This achiever of the Adhi Mahayasa award appealed to Balinese people to be more vigilant considering the wide presence of tourist destinations, villas, guesthouses and apartments. He asked if anyone knows or sees drug users or dealers to directly report.

Currently, drugs become common enemy that can destroy this nation. Otherwise, it will damage the future of our generation. To that end, Balinese people must be vigilant against the technique of this new war.

Circulation of drugs is very alarming. Consumptive lifestyle is deliberately infiltrated into young generation as one of the models of the proxy war. When younger generation is absorbed, third party will easily grab the wealth of Indonesia.

“If we get complacent, it means destruction,” he said.

Chief of the Bali Narcotics Agency (BNNP), I Putu Gede Suastawa, said that Bali is ranked

eleventh in terms of drug abusers in Indonesia. Starting this year, drug prevention efforts will be put forward customary village. Bali gets a special budget for the dissemination to customary village and the portions are larger than other programs’.

“Each customary village will be allotted to get ten activities. This is our struggle to Central BNN in order to obtain a special budget,” he said. With the intensive dissemination to customary village, he expected that early prevention can be done. Customary village is expected to be frontliner. “Until now, people are more afraid of customary rules or awig-awig or pararem issued by customary village. I think these conditions can be used to protect the residents from the hazards of drugs,” said Suastawa.

According to the Chief of BNNP Bali, the number of drug abusers decreased slightly in 2015. It happened due to the influence of rehabilitation and dissemination on the hazards of drugs having been intensively conducted.

On that account, this year the dissemination of such information to customary village is increasingly intensified. “There has been higher self-protection and awareness of drug hazards. We hope that all Balinese people are aware and no one will use drugs,” said Suastawa. (rah)

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Balinese Temple Ceremony

Every Temple and Shrine has a special date for it annual Ceremony, or “ Odalan “, every 210 days according to Balinese calendar, including the smaller ancestral shrine which each family possesses. Because of this practically every few days a ceremony of festival of some kind takes place in some Village in Bali. There are also times when the entire island celebrated the same Holiday, such as at Galungan, Kuningan, Nyepi day, Saraswati day, Tumpek Landep day, Pagerwesi day, Tumpek Wayang day etc.

The dedication or inauguration day of a Temple is considered its birth day and celebration always takes place on the same day if the wuku or 210 day calendar is used. When new moon is used then the celebration always happens on new moon or full moon. The day of course can differ the religious celebration of a temple lasts at least one full day with some temple celebrating for three days while the celebration of Besakih temple, the Mother Temple, is never less than 7 days and most of the time it lasts for 11 days, depending on

the importance of the occasion.

The celebration is very colorful.

The shrine are dressed with pieces of cloths and sometimes with brocade, sailings, decorations of carved wood and sometimes painted with gold and Chinese coins, very beautifully arranged, are hung in the four corners of the shrine. In front of shrine are placed red, white or black umbrellas depending which Gods are worshipped in the shrines.

In front of important shrine one sees, besides these umbrellas soars,

tridents and other weapons, the “umbul-umbul”, long flags, all these are prerogatives or attributes of Holiness. In front of the Temple gate put up “Penjor”, long bamboo poles, decorated beautifully ornaments of young coconut leaves, rice and other products of the land. Most beautiful to see are the girls in their colorful attire, carrying offerings, arrangements of all kinds fruits and colored cakes, to the Temple. Every visitor admires the grace with which the carry their load on their heads.

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Plastic waste threatens conservation of coral reef at Lovina

SINGARAJA - Diving spots on Lovina Beach, Buleleng subdistrict, recently began to get disturbed by the presence of waste from upstream areas. Other than waste, a lot of mud of previous flood is also found to get attached to the reef, so that its growth is disrupted. Without cleanup effort, it can harm the continuity of the flourishing coral reefs and the ornamental fish began to leave its house installed in this diving spot.

Following the threat of damage to coral reefs, on Saturday morning (Feb. 27) a number of foreign tourists happening to spend holiday with tourism players did rubbish cleanup at sea of Lovina. The social action involved a number of local and foreign divers. They dived in a number of diving spots at Lovina to clean up waste that threaten coral reef.

Lately the divers so actively

Disney to roll out seasonal pricing on one-day park tickets

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The classic Disney characters welcome visitors outside Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif.

CALIFORNIA - Disney’s properties in Orlando and Anaheim are rolling out seasonal prices for single-day tickets, hoping to spread out demand at the often jam-packed theme parks.

Most of the tickets are either staying the same price or increasing. The changes announced Saturday will let visitors look at a calendar eight to 11 months from now to see which days are considered “value,” ‘’regular” or “peak.” People will pay more on “peak” days — when busier times are forecast.

The park has grappled with how to manage throngs of crowds, especially since the popularity of franchises such as “Frozen” and “Star Wars.” At times during holidays and spring break, Disney has had to stop selling tickets be-

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cause so many people are in the park.

“The demand for our theme parks continues to grow, particularly during peak periods,” said Jacquee Wahler, spokeswoman at Walt Disney Parks & Resorts.

“Value” days for the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World in Orlando will cost $105 — the same as a current, one-day ticket price. “Regular” days will be $5 more and “peak” days will be $124.

In California at Disneyland, the “value” ticket is going down $4 to $95.

The “regular” ticket price will be $105 and the “peak” will be $119.

Disney said once the prices are posted, they won’t change.

Prices for annual passes won’t change. Multi-day ticket prices will also change, beginning Sunday. (ap)

cleaned up waste that disrupts the growth of coral reef at Lovina and surrounding areas. The waste collected in a long period of diving was then transported to landfills with the assistance of the Buleleng Sanitation and Landscaping Agency (DKP).

One of the divers, Emanuel, said that the growth of coral reef at Lovina has been very good. It is inseparable from the preservation

effort involving all the components, so the coral garden at Lovina is much sought after by travelers for diving. Unfortunately, within the past few months the coral reef in this region began to get disturbed due to debris from several rivers at Lovina. The situation is admitted quite dangerous without cleanup effort and the mud sticking at the fish home and reef.

“Their growth has been very good but lately a lot of trash stuck on fish home or reef. Such cleanup really needs to be done continuously, so that the growth of coral reef can be maintained and free from threats of waste or mud washed away by floods,” he said.

Another participant, Tandiela,

said that the awareness of residents needs to be raised to jointly care and implement concrete action to preserve the coral reef ecosystems at Lovina.

Moreover, if the well known underwater landscape among tourists is allowed to get polluted by waste or sludge, the impact can dampen the interest of tourists to visit Lovina. “I think this kind of action should continuously be raised. The well-maintained underwater charm may not be left dirty due to plastic or mud because it will very harm the convenience of travelers when diving down,” he said.

The Regent of Buleleng, Putu Agus Suradnyana, accompanied by initiator of the plastic waste

cleanup, Nyoman Ari Astawa, said that the waste littering coral garden at Lovina comes from the waste dumped into the river during the floods drifted down to the beach.

In addition, during the west wind a lot of marine debris litter coastal areas. To that end, lately the government continues to boost the development and awareness of residents about the technique of sorting garbage at buffering villages of the Lovina tourist area. This step is very important, so as not to throw waste into the rivers or even beaches.

“Other than active role of the government, I also hope that we can continue to educate the public about waste sorting and collection,” he said. (kmb38)

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Without cleanup effort, the presence of waste from upstream areas can harm the continuity of the flourishing coral reefs and the ornamental fish began to leave its house installed in this diving spot on Lovina Beach.

Local agricultural product management encouraged

GIANYAR - The informal sector needs to be further developed so that the local economy can be of greater benefit to the people.

One of the informal sectors being bolstered in Gianyar is the local snack food industry that still faces some challenges to its growth.

Apart from lack of capital, the use of technology in the production process is also still lacking.

Head of Gianyar’s Department of Business and Industry, I Wayan Suamba said on Wednesday (Feb 24), that the lack of technological

innovation in this sector is one of the reasons that local food products have not been able to get off the ground.

Although the success of new products is very much determined by the desires of consumers, todays consumers tend to be especially demanding when it comes to local food products in terms of flavour but also in terms of health and packaging. “Today’s consumers are not just interested in the tastiness of agricultural products but are also interested in health

and safety” said Suamba.

According to Suamba, innovations are required in order to increase people’s interest in local food products. Such innovations need to take into consideration four essential aspects: variety, nutrition, balance and safety. This is what the government has been saying for some time.

Gianyar’s Department of Business and Industry, said Suamba, has been holding training and motivation sessions aimed at increasing women’s understanding

about managing local food product businesses with emphasis on using modern technology.

The goal is to have them be able to integrate technology into the production process so as to create products that fulfill the criteria for quality food products. ‘’We hope that through these training sessions we can improve people’s knowledge, care and awareness about developing a local food market that will be filled with a variety of nutritious products. We also hope that after

these training session, we will see these women empowered to contribute to the income of their families by creating a variety of quality products, that will also contribute to the growth of the local food product industry in general’’, explained Suamba.

It is hoped that by training housewives in particular, about how to manage local food product businesses and thus contribute to their families’ income, that national food security can also be achieved. (kmb25)

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ANAHEIM - Four people were stabbed, and one of them critically wounded on Saturday in a scuffle between members of the Ku Klux Klan and counter-protesters near a planned KKK rally in Anaheim, California, police said.

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Action to clean plastic garbage was held by Indonesia Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) on Friday (26/2). Hundreds of people were involved in this action to clean the ITDC area from plastic garbage.

ITDC held plastic garbage clean act

NUSA DUA – Action to clean plastic garbage was held by Indonesia Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) on Friday (26/2). Hundreds of people were involved in this action to clean the ITDC area from plastic garbage.

ITDC’s Director of Operations, AA Ngurah Wirawan said the action involving hundreds of people from 15 hotels, six villas and 7 tenants in the area. “We are gathered today to clean up our great assets called Peninsula Island. We’ve agreed that we will make Peninsula Island an activity center,” he said.

Wirawan invite all the components to help maintain ITDC free from plastic garbage. He said that currently Nusa Dua has a beautiful place called Peninsula Island.

Many people visit this place to watch water blow and doing selfie.

But, unfortunately, visitors littered carelessly.

He expressed that visitors should participate in maintaining the cleanliness and beauty of this island.

“Many of the visitors come to take pictures. But unfortunately they also throw garbage in this area. You can see cigarette butts and plastic waste in this water blow. Clean up this rock is very difficult,” he said.

Wirawan said in the future, ITDC will place more trash can so people can throw garbage properly.

He said since the beginning, ITDC has been separating plastic waste

and trying to suppress the production of plastic waste.

ITDC itself has to process organic waste and wastewater management. Organic waste is processed into compost while wastewater from the hotel reuse for watering.

The lagoon that is used as a sewage treatment is now the habitat of many birds and aquatic animals.

Manager of Ayodya Hotel and Resort, Ketut Wirabawa also expressed the same opinion. He hopes that visitors and tourists can participate in maintaining cleanliness.

“In the future, the management of this area should be more firm in taking action against the dumping of garbage, if necessary, the addition of CCTV for surveillance,” he said. (kmb18)

Thirteen people were arrested following the melee, including one Klan member who is accused of stabbing a counter-protester with a flagpole, said Anaheim Police Sergeant Daron Wyatt.

Several counter-protesters were taken into custody after stomping a KKK member on the ground, Wyatt said.

Wyatt said the altercation took place as soon as several Klan members arrived at the park about a mile north of Disneyland, for a planned rally there.

“As soon as they got out of their vehicle, immediately they were attacked by counter-protesters and this caused a melee down the block,” he said.

Wyatt said four people were wounded in the ensuing confrontation. The person most seriously wounded was stabbed with a flagpole that had an American eagle finial at the top and taken to a local hospital in critical condition.

Several witnesses said that a peaceful counter-protest had been under way for about three hours when the Klansmen arrived in a black SUV.

The vehicle pulled up and three men got out and began to unload signs when the group of about 50 counter-protesters approached them, yelling and throwing sticks, witnesses said.

“Three people were stabbed by the fire hydrant,” said Darren Simpson, 49. “These Klan guys were fighting for their lives.”

The Klan members attempted to get back into the car, but it sped off, leaving them behind, said Dion Garcia, 37. He said the angry mob chased the Klansmen down the block, yelling: “Get out of here!

You’re not welcome!”

“It was crazy,” Garcia said. “A lot of us were trying to break it up. This was not necessary, they should’ve just let the Klan protest.

This is America, we have free speech.”

The Klan, founded after the abolition of slavery in the U.S. South in the mid-19th century, has evolved in recent years into a collection of loosely affiliated or independent groups that share a political philosophy based on racial separation.

Most recently it made national

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Anaheim Police Department forensics officer Jeannette Torres investigates the scene in Anaheim, Calif., Saturday, Feb. 27, 2016, after a small group of Ku Klux Klan members staging an anti-immigrant rally clashed with a larger gathering of counter-protesters, police said. Three people were stabbed Saturday, one critically, during the clash. headlines when a former KKK leader, David Duke, said he backed Donald Trump for the Republican

taken from the function that is put into a stable (kandang) all the disease. Based on the function, Jero Kandang Temple is a place to pray for God with His manifestation as the God of all animals and plants, also pray for Dewi Sri as manifestation of God as the Goddess of prosperity.

In addition to Tanah Lot Temple, there

are pretending to be other attractions around Tanah Lot. One is Jro Kandang temple located in the northern Enjung Galuh temple. In harmony with abhisekasnya, according to local information, Jro Kandang temple is revered as the ruler of forms and types of pests, rodents, birds eating rice, and others. Including pleaded tirta to plant disease. Or in other words

Jero Kandang temple is to impound plant disease or pest which attack plants or pets and spread disease if  human forget when doing duty as worshiper of God. Because of related pest plant fertility, so the temple of Jro Kandang one location with Enjung Galuh temple which is a temple where worship goddess Sri (the goddess of prosperity). (BTN/015)

presidential nomination.

Trump rejected Duke’s support and on Friday a man wearing a shirt

reading “KKK endorses Trump,” was ejected from a Trump campaign rally in Oklahoma. (rtr)

Air strikes hit six towns in Syria’s Aleppo day after truce

Jero Kandang Temple, a sanctum to invoke prosperity

SANISCARA Kliwon Uye is the ceremony of Jero Kandang Temple Tanah Lot. Jero Kandang Temple is located about 100 meters in the west side of Penyawang Temple. Jero Kandang Temple was built for villagers of Beraban village to require the wellness for their animals and plants from disease.

The name of Jero Kandang Temple was

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MIRIEA Lalaguna Royo, 23, has a degree in pharmacy as well as is a model and beauty pageant from Spain who was crowned as the Miss World 2015 in Sanya, China, in 2015. It is the first time for participants from Spain that won the title of Miss World followed by 115 candidates from all over the world.

As well, this is the first time for Miss World from Spain to make a visit to Indonesia and witness the crowning of Miss Indonesia 2016.

When arriving in Jakarta, Lalaguna claimed that she wanted to know more about Indonesia, especially the culture and places of interest.

“I want to surf in Bali. My friends having been there said if the Kuta and Legian Beach are very beautiful and have fun waves for surfing. In my country, Spain, there are no waves. After the crowning of the Miss Indonesia 2016, I want to be happy by having a promenade to Bali,” said Lalaguna who loves best local food such as gado-gado.

This beautiful woman who is adept at playing piano also explained that she appreciates to the people of Indonesia. “They are friendly and easy to get along with anyone as well as have a pleasant personality,” she added.

Lalaguna who currently lives in Barcelona took music classes up to level 8 and has made trip to Europe and countries in the East.

“I am happy and will carry out the mission for one year as Miss World 2015. As an undergraduate in pharmacy, I hope this year I can set up a business unit of health,” she said.

Related to her opinion on the 34 contestants of the Miss Indonesia 2016, Lalaguna provided her support and motivation. “I hope to inspire Indonesian women to continue working and bringing their achievements to the international community,” she added.

What do you think about beauty? “It is not just a commonplace beauty, but it can become a medium for women in the world to show off their achievement. It is not necessarily an external beauty but also internal beauty, and this is important,” affirmed Lalaguna. (pik)

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Smoke rises over the northern Syrian town of Tel Abyad as it is pictured from the Turkish border town of Akcakale, in Sanliurfa province, Turkey February 27, 2016.

BEIRUT - War planes attacked six towns in Syria’s northern Aleppo province early on Sunday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said, a day after a cessation of hostilities agreement took effect.

Syrian insurgents said the air strikes were carried out by Russian war planes in support of Syria’s government, but the Observatory which monitors the conflict said the identity of the jets was not clear.

“We do not know which planes carried out the strikes and also we are not sure if this is considered a breach to the truce because it is not clear if these towns are included in the truce,” the Observatory’s director Rami Abdulrahman said.

Syria’s state media did not mention the strikes. Russia’s defence ministry declined to comment.

The cessation of hostilities, agreed as part of a U.S. and Russian plan, does not cover assaults on militants from Islamic State or the Nusra Front - an al Qaeda affiliate

that has called for an escalation of attacks on Friday.

Abdulrahman said some of the towns which were attacked, including Daret Azza, were controlled

by Nusra Front and other Islamist groups.

Other attacks hit the villages and towns of Qabtan al-Jabal, Andan, Hreitan, Kfar Hamra and Ma’aret al-Arteek, the Observatory said, all in the west of the province where insurgents from the Free Syrian Army, who are covered by the truce, have operated.

Two videos sent by a rebel commander to Reuters shows a strike in another town, Harbnafseh, at 6.30am (0430 GMT)and another at 07:00am (0500 GMT) according to the voice in the video. The footage shows plumes of smoke rising into the sky.

Russia said on Saturday that it would suspend all flights over Syria for one day to ensure no targets covered by the truce were hit by mistake. (rtr)

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Indonesia Today

SHANGHAI — Finance officials of the world’s biggest economies promised Saturday to use “all tools” to shore up sagging global growth and to avoid devaluing their currencies to boost exports, but made no pledges of joint action.

produce specific growth plans.

Global growth is at its lowest in two years and forecasters say the danger of recession is rising. The International Monetary Fund cut this year’s global growth forecast by 0.2 percentage points last month to 3.4 percent. It said another downgrade is likely in April.

The G-20 statement acknowledged that “vulnerabilities have risen” in the global economy against a backdrop that includes volatile capital flows, the European refugee crisis and the possibility of a British exit from the European Union. But it said that growth should continue at a “moderate pace” in advanced economies and “remains strong” in developing countries.

The governments promised to avoid “competitive devaluations” of their currencies to boost exports — a key concern of global markets following turmoil over China’s yuan.

A surprise change in August in the mechanism Beijing uses to set its exchange rate prompted fears that the yuan might be weakened to support struggling Chinese exporters. Despite official denials, repeated Friday by Chinese central bank governor Zhou

JAKARTA - Indonesias national police chief said here on Friday that one of the suspects directly involved in the bombing incident in Thamrin, Central Jakarta, early last month was still at large.

crop in history.”

Buffett struck an optimistic tone in the wide-ranging letter, which largely focused on what contributed to his conglomerate’s $24 billion profit last year and discussed Berkshire’s prospects for the future. The letter also touched on climate change.

Buffett defended the lending practices at its mobile home unit, Clayton Homes, and Berkshire’s association with the 3G Capital investment firm.

Clayton’s lending practices have been questioned over the past year in stories by The Seattle Times and The Center for Public Integrity that suggested the company was using predatory lending practices. Buffett said Clayton follows state and federal regulation and retains ownership of every mortgage it finances. He included a copy of a disclosure form

“We have caught 16 people for being directly involved in the bombing but one still remains at large,” the chief, General Badrodin Haiti, said at the Police Headquarters.

He said the police are now investigating two convicts for their possible involvement in the bombing incident.

So, in all, the total number of alleged perpetrators who were directly involved in the case has reached 19, he said.

General Badrodin said these 19

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Participants from left to right, Moderator Yingyi Qian, Chinese Finance Minister Lou Jiwei, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, International Monetary Fund (IMF) First Deputy Director David Lipton, World Bank Managing Director Sri Mulyani Indrawati and Breugel Director Guntram Wolff compose a panel during a session of the G20 High-Level Seminar on Structural Reform, ahead of the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting at the Pudong Shangri-la Hotel in Shanghai, China, Friday, Feb. 26, 2016.

Xiaochuan, those expectations have driven an outflow of capital that spiked to a record $135 billion in December. “We will not target our exchange rates for competitive purposes,” the G-20 statement said.

The Chinese hosts wanted the meeting to promote their campaign for

a bigger voice in managing trade and finance. Instead, the communist government had to scramble to defend its reputation for competence following stock market and currency turmoil.

In a video message Friday to the meeting, China’s top economic official, Premier Li Keqiang, said

Beijing had the resources to combat downward pressure on growth that fell to a 25-year low of 7.3 percent last year.

“The Chinese economy has great potential, resilience and flexibility, and we will capitalize on such strengths,” Li said.(ap)

Buffett: US economy better than presidential hopefuls say

OMAHA, Neb. — Billionaire investor Warren Buffett said Saturday that the nation’s economy is in better shape than the presidential candidates make it seem, though businesses like his still face challenges.

In his annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders, Buffett didn’t name specific candidates or issues but noted that the negative drumbeat about the economy, health care reform and income inequality may get voters down about the future.

“It’s an election year, and candidates can’t stop speaking about our country’s problems (which, of course, only they can solve),” wrote Buffett, who has endorsed Democratic Hillary Clinton. “That view is dead wrong: The babies being born in America today are the luckiest

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One Thamrin bombing suspect still at large: Police

Global finance officials promise to shore up sagging growth Finance ministers and central bankers of the Group of 20 rich and developing countries tried to reassure jittery financial markets that the global economy is healthy, though they acknowledged in a statement that they “need to do more” to boost growth.

The declaration following a twoday meeting promised “growthfriendly” tax and spending policies.

The governments pledged to press ahead with previously promised reforms aimed at making their economies more efficient and productive.

“We agreed to use all tools — monetary, fiscal and structural — to boost growth,” China’s finance minister, Lou Jiwei, said at a news conference.

What each country does will be dictated by its circumstances, Lou said. He said some can afford stimulus while others where debt is high have to move faster on structural economic reforms.

Companies and investors were looking to the Shanghai meeting for reassurance and action. But leaders from the United States, China, Europe and elsewhere had tried to squelch expectations that it would

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Clayton uses to inform customers about lending options.

Berkshire teamed up with 3G Capital to buy Kraft Foods and Heinz — and promptly announced layoffs at both firms. Buffett said Berkshire has always craved efficiency and tends to buy lean companies, while 3G looks for investments that need costs reduced.

Edward Jones analyst Jim Shanahan said Saturday the fact that Buffett devoted space to defending 3G and Clayton suggests he’s still hearing criticisms. Buffett has addressed both topics at shareholder meetings in the past.

The letter also noted that Berkshire shareholders will be asked this year to vote on a proposal requiring the company to prepare a report on the threat climate chance poses for its insurance operation.

Buffett said it’s reasonable to worry about climate change’s effect on the world, but it shouldn’t hurt insurance companies because policy prices are set annually based on that year’s risks.

“As a homeowner in a low-lying area, you may wish to consider moving,” Buffett said. “But when you are thinking only as a shareholder of a major insurer, climate change should not be on your list of worries.”

Buffett said change can creates challenges for Berkshire. For instance, he said, its BNSF railroad is certain to haul less coal in the future and Geico insurance could be hurt by driverless cars.

He said Berkshire’s businesses will adapt just as the company did when its original Berkshire Hathaway textile operation failed. He said Berkshire has an advantage in that it

can invest in a variety of industries through its subsidiaries, which agreed to 29 smaller acquisitions worth $634 million last year.

Buffett’s letter is one of the most well-read documents in the business world each year because of his successful track record and his knack for explaining complicated subjects in simple terms.

The 85-year-old Buffett has said he has no plans to retire, and he offered no new hints about his future in Saturday’s letter — other than to joke about being 100-years-old when he announce Geico’s latest successes.

Buffett said the book value of Berkshire’s businesses improved 6.4 percent last year even as its stock price fell 12.5 percent. When dividends are factored in, the S&P 500 gained 1.4 percent by comparison.(ap)

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A woman carries a boy through a flooded alley following a heavy rain in Jakarta, Indonesia, Friday, Feb. 26, 2016.

Over 1,200 marine personnel to secure OIC Extraordinary Meeting

JAKARTA - A total of 1,277 personnel of the Indonesian Marine Corps have been readied to help secure the Extraordinary Meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) in Jakarta on March 6 and 7.

Chief of the Marine command-2 Brig.Gen. (Marine) Hasanuddin led a rehearsal of the marine soldiers in Cilandak, South Jakarta, on Friday, as part of their preparation to secure the OICs gathering.

The marine security personnel will be led by its commander, Lt.Col. (Marine) Ena Sulaksana, “Antara” has learned.

According to him, the marine personnel, under the coordination of Jakarta Military Command, will merge with other security squads who will guard the ranking officials of the countries participating in the

OIC summit in Jakarta.

Previously, Army headquarters had also expressed its readiness to deploy its personnel to help the police to secure the international gathering.

“We have been preparing (the personnel). This task is, of course, particularly aimed at securing the states guests,” Armys spokesman, Brig.Gen. M Sabrar Fadhilah, said when visiting Antaras office here on Thursday (Feb 25).

Meanwhile, the Jakarta Military Command stated it will field as many as 3,600 soldiers in guarding the OICs Extraordinary Meeting on Palestine and Al Quds.

As the host of the meeting, Indonesia has invited 57 OIC member states and four observer states --- Thailand, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Russia, and Republic of Central

Africa --- along with the Quartet Group for Palestine-Israel Negotiation, comprising the United Nations, European Union, Russia, and the United States.

In the meantime, Palestinian Ambassador Fariz Mehdawi said his government hopes that the next months extraordinary summit meeting of the OIC in Jakarta would come up with something concrete to resolve the Palestinian conflict, including that over Jerusalem (Al Quds Al Sharif).

“The Indonesian government has shown leadership in calling for international efforts to seek a solution to the Palestinian and Jerusalem related conflicts. We are looking forward to the meeting of the leaders of Muslim countries,” Fariz Mehdawi said here on last Friday.(ant)

people were part of five different groups and three of the groups are led by Hendro Fernando, Helmi and Romli. He did not mention the names of the leaders of the other two groups.

“Several groups were involved and they certainly had different plans. This poses a problem that may threaten security,” he said.

The bombing on Thamrin Boulevard claimed eight lives, including four bombers and four civilians.

The four civilians included a foreigner.(ant)

Indonesian cattle professionals awarded australian scholarships

JAKARTA - Following the success of last years inaugural Red Meat and Cattle program, a further. 65 industry professionals from across Indonesia will undertake five months of study and practical work placements in outback Queensland and in universities around Australia.

The participants from across the cattle industry in Indonesia have been awarded Australia Awards Scholarships under the Indonesia-Australia Partnership on Food Security in the Red Meat and Cattle Sector, according to the Australian Embassy here on its official website.

Australian Ambassador to Indonesia, Paul Grigson said there is a mutual benefit for both Indonesia and Australia to improve the red meat and cattle supply chain to give surety to the industry and to consumers in both countries.

“The live cattle trade is major contributor to the economies of both countries, as well as to the livelihoods and wellbeing of Australians and Indonesians,” Grigson said.

He added that the participants will be the future leaders of the industry who will generate ideas and drive innovation for the cattle sector, ensuring better planning, development and management in all aspects of feeding and breeding along the supply chain.

The short course program will be held at the Universities of Queensland, Sydney, and New England as well as at campuses of Technical and Further Education, Queensland, (TAFE QLD) and at feedlots, abattoirs and livestock stations.

The 2016 program is the second wave of Short Course Awards. Last year 50 Indonesian participants took part in the program in Queensland and the Northern Territory.(ant)

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Swiss President Johann Schneider-Ammann (L) and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani clap after a news conference in Tehran February 27, 2016. Rouhani won an emphatic vote of confidence and reformist partners secured surprise gains in parliament in early results from elections that could accelerate the Islamic Republic’s emergence from years of isolation.

Iran’s pragmatic Rouhani cheers election wins, says gov’t stronger

TEHRAN - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani won an emphatic vote of confidence and reformist partners secured surprise gains in parliament in early results from elections that could accelerate the Islamic Republic’s emergence from years of isolation.

While gains by moderates and reformists in Friday’s polls were most evident in the capital, Tehran, the sheer scale of the advances there suggests a legislature more friendly to the pragmatist Rouhani has emerged as a distinct possibility.

A loosening of control by the anti-Western hardliners who currently dominate the 290-seat parliament could strengthen his hand to open Iran further to foreign trade and investment following last year’s breakthrough nuclear deal.

A reformist-backed list of candidates aligned with Rouhani was on course to win all 30 parliamentary seats in Tehran, initial results released on Sunday showed. Top conservative candidate Gholamali Haddad Adel was set to lose his seat.

“The people showed their power once again and gave more credibility and strength to their elected government,” Rouhani said, adding he would work with anyone who won election to build a future for

the industrialised, oil-exporting country.

The polls were seen by analysts as a potential turning point for Iran, where nearly 60 percent of its 80 million population is under 30 and eager to engage with the world following the lifting of most sanctions.

“Based on the votes that we have so far it looks like the principlists will lose the majority in the next Majlis (parliament) shy of 50 percent. The reformists gained 30 percent and independent candidates did better than before, gaining 20 percent,” said Foad Izadi, an assistant professor at the Faculty of World Studies in Tehran University.

Principlists, otherwise known as hardliners, hold 65 percent of the outgoing parliament and the rest is divided between reformists and independents who traditionally support Rouhani.

Izadi said the reformists’ strong lead was prompted by Rouhani’s

success in reaching a nuclear agreement between Iran and international powers, the removal of most of the punitive sanctions that had strangled the country’s economy over the past decade and restoration of relations with the West.

“It is a sweeping victory for Tehran but for other cities it is not yet clear cut. It is beyond expectations,” he added.

Etemad, a reformist newspaper whose managing-editor Elias Hazrati won a seat in Tehran, has chosen the first headline of “clean up in the parliament.”

“The next parliament will be like no other parliament in the history of Iran as no political faction will have the absolute say,” the newspaper said on its front-page.

Millions crowded polling stations on Friday to vote for parliament and the Assembly of Experts, which selects the country’s highest authority, the supreme leader. Both bodies have been in the hands of hardliners for years.

Supporters of Rouhani, who promoted the nuclear deal, were pitted against hardliners close to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who are wary of detente with Western countries. (rtr)

International

Irish PM faces unpalatable alliance as voters oust coalition

DUBLIN - Ireland’s ruling coalition was ousted by voters angry at the country’s uneven recovery, results indicated on Saturday, leaving Prime Minister Enda Kenny facing the unpalatable prospect of trying to secure a deal with his biggest rival.

His government appeared to be the latest victim of European voters’ growing antipathy to mainstream politics, hit by a backlash against years of austerity and a perception that Ireland’s poor are not benefiting from the fastest economic growth in Europe.

Exit polls suggested the only viable option may be a problematic alliance of old rivals Fianna Fail and Kenny’s Fine Gael - although even their combined support was set to fall below 50 percent of the vote for the first time.

If neither side is able to form a government, however, fresh elections would have to be called.

“The government of Fine Gael and Labour cannot be returned,” Kenny told journalists late on Saturday. “I’ve a duty and a

responsibility to work with the decision that the people have made to provide the country with a stable government, and that I intend to do fully and completely.”

The centre-right Fine Gael captured 26 percent of first preference votes when 38 of 40 constituencies were counted. That is far below the 36 percent it won five years ago and the 30 percent opinion poll rating it had at the start of campaigning.

Current coalition partner Labour was in line to win just 7 percent of the ballot, which spending minister Brendan Howlin said meant they were out of the equation for the next government. Fianna Fail was set to rise to 25 percent.

“It was certainly worse than my worst fears,” said Health Minister Leo Varadkar, a senior member of Fine Gael. He said there was very little support for a Fine Gael-Fianna Fail coalition, but he refused to rule it out. (rtr)

REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne

Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny and his wife Fionnuala arrives at the general election count centre in Castlebar, Ireland February 27, 2016.

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Wawrinka wins Dubai title after marathon tiebreak DUBAI - Stan Wawrinka edged out Cypriot Marcos Baghdatis in a nerve-jangling, near-30 minute tiebreak to secure the Dubai Duty Free Championship with a 6-4 7-6(13) triumph on Saturday.

Wawrinka’s path to victory had been eased by the retirements of world number one Novak Djokovic and Australian prospect Nick Kyrgios in the earlier rounds but the Swiss often toiled against surprise finalist Baghdatis, whom he beat for a sixth successive time.

World number four Wawrinka was gifted the first set by a Baghdatis double fault -- his third of that game alone -- and a tepid second set was notable for not featuring a single break point.

But then followed a 28-point tiebreak in which twice grand slam champion Wawrinka saved five set points before a Baghdatis backhand drifted long to give the Swiss a second title of the year following his victory in Chennai in January.

“It’s been an amazing year. I’m playing my best tennis since a few years now so hopefully I can keep this level,” Wawrinka said.

Baghdatis initially played serve and volley with aplomb, while Wawrinka’s stinging backhand was lethal from the baseline, but that early assurance proved fleeting as both players made a catalogue of errors.

Wawrinka afforded Baghdatis two

Kroya Waterfall

BULELENG - Sambangan village in Buleleng does not only offer fascinating natural beauty, but also water attraction. This water tourist attraction is the only one in Buleleng located very close to the town, namely at Anyar hamlet approximately 2 km from the town of Singaraja. As far as the eyes can see, there is only a beautiful natural atmosphere describing the situation of Sambangan village. Although it is densely populated area, it does not eliminate

the impression of cool and natural as a friendly area for a recreation site downtown.

At the location, there are 7 waterfalls flowing on a single track. Other than serving as the mainstay of local farmers to irrigate their agricultural land, the waterfall also poses a hidden treasure.

The tourism potential along with uniqueness and historical background related to the creation of the waterfalls makes this area a dazzling tourist attraction. (IBP/net)

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Wawrinka, who was within two points of suffering opening-round elimination at the Aviation Club, immediately broke back with a crosscourt winner past the advancing Baghdatis, who was seeking a first title since 2010.

The pair were content to trade halfpaced shots from the back of the court and when either did up the tempo it usually failed.

World number 57 Baghdatis, serving at 4-5, saved four set points but his serve deserted him again as he conceded the set.

The second set went with serve before an attritional tiebreak in which Baghdatis fluffed chances to square the match and Wawrinka threw his racket in frustration after missing an easy forehand.

“It was a crazy tiebreak,” added Wawrinka. “Until 6-6 I was always up with a mini break ... I did two or three quick mistakes. Then it starts to be all about nerves. You try to play simple, aggressive and it was good to finish in two sets.” (rtr)

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Ferrari Formula One driver Sebastian Vettel of Germany speeds his new SF16-H Formula One car during the first testing session ahead of the upcoming season at the Circuit de BarcelonaCatalunya in Montmelo, Spain, February 22, 2016.

LONDON - The introduction of Formula One’s new qualifying system will be delayed until the fifth race of the season due to technical issues, the sport’s commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone said on Saturday.

The season starts in Australia on March 20 but the new qualifying format, announced by the governing FIA last week, will require changes to the software controlling the timing system.

“My guys who do the timing said: ‘Mr E, we don’t want to be put in the position because we don’t think we can get it done properly in time,” Ecclestone told the BBC. He said that the new format would probably be introduced at the Spanish Grand Prix in May instead.

The season is due to feature a record 21 races.

Ecclestone’s Formula One Management handles the timing software, along with screen graphics and data, and he explained that the changes involved in the new elimination format were not straightforward.

“If you’re going to try and explain it to the public properly, it’s not just a case of ‘Okay, the guy was the last one, bye-bye’,” he said.

“We’ll have to deal with it. I’ve told the FIA this and asked them what they’d like to do with it but the bottom line is there’s not a lot they can do with it because we do all the timekeeping.”

Under the new procedure, the slowest drivers will be eliminated as the three sessions progress rather than at the end of each phase.

After seven minutes of the first session have elapsed, the slowest driver is eliminated with others following at 90-second intervals.

Fifteen of the 22 go through to the next phase, with the slowest eliminated after six minutes. The same 90-second sequence ensues until eight drivers are left.

The final session sees one driver eliminated after five minutes and then one every 90 seconds until two are left fighting for pole position with one-and-a-half minutes remaining. (rtr)

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Sp rt Ronaldo: Madrid could be 1st if everyone was at his level

MADRID — Cristiano Ronaldo says Real Madrid could be leading the Spanish league if everyone on the team was at his level.

After a 1-0 home loss to rival Atletico Madrid on Saturday virtually ended the team’s chances of winning the title, Ronaldo criticized Spanish media for blaming him for the team’s poor performances and said that things could be different if others players were playing like him.

“It bothers me when it’s said that Madrid is struggling because Cristiano is struggling. It feels like you are after me,” Ronaldo said. “If everyone was at my level, perhaps we would be in first place.”

The Portuguese striker later tried to downplay his comments, telling local media he was referring to his “physical level.” “I’m

not better than anyone,” he said.

“I was talking about the physical level, about the injuries.”

Speaking calmly in a rare appearance in front of reporters after the game at Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, Ronaldo clearly expressed his dissatisfaction with how he’s being treated by Spanish media.

“A lot of times you are unfair, you ask me (tough) questions and you question my value,” he said, using a few expletives. “It’s always been like this in Spain, all these years. By your point of view, it looks like I’m playing like (expletive). And in reality, the numbers don’t lie, statistics never lie. Just look at the statis-

tics, it’s easy.”

Ronaldo had nine goals in the team’s previous seven matches entering Saturday’s derby, including seven in his last three games at the Bernabeu. He squandered a few good chances on Saturday, though, and last week missed a decisive penalty kick in the 1-1 league result at Malaga.

Ronaldo said the absence of injured starters was what was keeping Real Madrid from contending in the Spanish league.

“Unfortunately we are without our best players. That makes things more difficult,” Ronaldo said. “I’m not depreciating the other players, but if a team doesn’t play with its best players, it’s hard to win a long competition like this one.”

Real Madrid has been without Gareth Bale and Pepe because of

injuries, and on Saturday coach Zinedine Zidane also could not count on left back Marcelo.

Striker Karim Benzema returned to the squad after missing a game because of a back problem, but had to be substituted at halftime.

“I like when I’m playing with these players,” Ronaldo said.

“And when they are not playing, it makes everything more difficult.”

After 26 rounds, Real Madrid is four points behind Atletico Madrid and nine points behind leader Barcelona, which hosts Sevilla on Sunday with a chance to tie Real Madrid’s record of 34 unbeaten games in all competitions set in 1988-89.

“We will keep fighting, but we have more hopes in the Champions League,” Ronaldo said. “It’s

Leicester, Chelsea leave it late to win in Premier League LONDON — Premier League leader Leicester and reigning champion Chelsea needed winning goals in the 89th minute Saturday to keep on track their respective campaigns for the English title and European football next season.

Leonardo Ulloa came off the bench in the 78th to score the only goal of Leicester’s home game against a Norwich side that looked to have earned a vital point in its battle against relegation.

Branislav Ivanovic headed

Chelsea’s winner in a 2-1 comeback victory at Southampton, which had previously kept six consecutive clean sheets in the league.

Elsewhere, West Ham moved up to provisional fifth place after a 1-0 win over Sunderland in the early kickoff, while Watford was held to 0-0 at home by Bournemouth, and Stoke beat bottom club Aston Villa 2-1.

West Bromwich Albion edged Crystal Palace 3-2 in the late game.

Skeptics have been waiting

since late last year for the bubble to burst in Leicester’s sensational season. Bottom of the standings at Christmas in 2014 and top of them at Christmas in 2015, the Midlands club was widely expected to drop points as the season wore on.

Two weeks after a 2-1 loss to Arsenal that ended a run of three consecutive wins, Leicester’s title hopes looked set to take another knock at King Power Stadium.

Leicester forwards Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez have

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Leicester’s Jamie Vardy gestures during the English Premier League soccer match between Leicester City and Norwich City at the King Power Stadium in Leicester, England, Saturday, Feb. 27, 2016.

scored more league goals than the entire Norwich team put together, with 33 to 30. But they were kept in check as Norwich played Leicester at its own game, sitting deep, and then looking to hit the opposition on the break.

The tactic worked, at least until Ulloa’s close-range strike put Claudio Ranieri’s side firmly back in the Premier League driving seat. “You cannot always play well, it’s not important to play well or not, it’s important to take points,” Ranieri said.

“We wanted to restart. We believe in ourselves, we believe until the end that it’s important to fight. We lost a match in the last second against Arsenal, and today we won in the last minute.

That’s football.”

His team has five more points than its nearest rivals - Arsenal and Tottenham, who play on Sunday. Arsenal is away to Manchester United, while Spurs are at home to Swansea.

Meanwhile, Chelsea’s revival under interim manager Guus Hiddink grows more impressive by the week. Chelsea trailed to a goal by Shane Long at Southampton just before halftime, but Cesc Fabregas drew the champions level in the 75th and Ivanovic headed the late winner.

Along with the points, Chel-

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a competition we start from scratch like everyone else. But, like I said, if you don’t have the best players, you are not going to win it.” (ap)

Real Madrid’s Cristiano Ronaldo waves to the crowd during a Spanish La Liga soccer match between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium in Madrid, Spain, Saturday Feb. 27, 2016.

sea also extended its unbeaten league run since Hiddink replaced Jose Mourinho in December to 11 games. “The Chelsea we want to see is one which reacts to setbacks,” Hiddink said.

“We like to be proactive also, and this is what the team did, regaining possession as soon as possible and showing a huge desire to turn a negative result into a positive one.

We emphasized that and the players responded.”

A single goal was enough for West Ham in the early game against relegation-threatened Sunderland. Winger Michail Antonio scored it by cutting in from the right touchline and muscling past three Sunderland defenders to curl the ball past keeper Vito Mannone.

The performance lacked the home side’s recent sparkle, but was enough to win a scrappy game. “We were not flat, but we were not in the red zone,” West Ham manager Slaven Bilic said.

“That makes this win even bigger for us. I will never be objective, as I am West Ham manager. But realistically we deserved three points today.” (ap)

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Roma’s Stephan El Shaarawy celebrates after scoring during a Serie A soccer match between Roma and Empoli, in Empoli, Italy, Saturday, Feb. 27, 2016.

Roma beats Empoli 3-1 to move provisionally 3rd in Serie A

MILAN — Roma won 3-1 at Empoli to move provisionally to third in Serie A on Saturday, and AC Milan kept alive its more distant chances of taking the final Champions League spot by beating Torino 1-0.

Stephan El Shaarawy scored twice, including a stunning opening goal, and Miralem Pjanic the other for Roma after Empoli leveled with a somewhat comical own goal from Ervin Zukanovic.

Empoli defender Marco Rui was sent off in stoppage time following a second booking.

Luca Antonelli scored for Milan against Torino just before halftime, redirecting a loose a ball inside the box following a corner.

It was a sixth successive league win for Roma and moved the Giallorossi a point above Fiorentina, which hosts title-chasing Napoli on Monday. It is a remarkable turnaround for the club, which won just one of its previous 10 matches in all competitions when Luciano Spalletti replaced Rudi Garcia as coach in January.

“When the squad is without confidence, which is what happened to us, it’s difficult and there’s always something which goes wrong,” Pjanic said.

“We got into a negative spiral and for a

while we played in the same way and it was complicated.

“Now the team has got back to winning with merit and playing well. We are working hard and with confidence it’s always easier. We look above and below: It’s a very open championship and we’re taking it one game at a time.” Roma hosts Fiorentina next weekend. Extending its unbeaten streak to nine matches, Milan was sixth, six points from third. Keisuke Honda also hit the crossbar with a free kick in the first half for Milan.

El Shaarawy has tallied four goals for Roma in a boost to Italy ahead of the European Championship. The Italy forward joined on loan from AC Milan in January after a disappointing loan spell at Monaco.

El Shaarawy got Roma off to the perfect start in the fifth minute, cutting inside before curling a magnificent strike into the top right corner from 25 meters out.

Empoli leveled when Roma goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny punched Mario Rui’s cross onto Zukanovic’s face and it ricocheted into the net. Roma restored its lead five minutes later. Pjanic’s free kick was straight into the wall but he fired the rebound into the bottom right corner.

Empoli had chances to level before El Shaarawy doubled his tally in the second half, slotting into an empty net after Empoli goalkeeper Lukasz Skorupski could only parry Mohamed Salah’s effort into his path. (ap)

ZURICH — After 17 years under the all-powerful Sepp Blatter, a sign of the FIFA president’s newly diminished powers will come when Gianni Infantino’s salary is revealed.

The head of world soccer will no longer be the bestpaid person in the governing body under reforms instigated to curb the president’s powers after corruption scandals that threatened FIFA’s existence.

Instead, Infantino’s No. 2 — a chief executive in an overhauled FIFA structure — will now receive a bigger pay packet than the president, a person with knowledge of the situation said Saturday.

A three-man remuneration committee decided that neither Infantino nor his CEO should earn more than Blatter, who was reported to have earned around $6 million — a figure not denied

by FIFA and which is likely to have fluctuated based on bonuses.

Infantino, the outgoing UEFA general secretary, plans to appoint a non-European CEO. As powers are separated across the executive, the SwissItalian will have no influence over commercial contracts so will not receive bonuses, the person said.

The person spoke on condition of anonymity because FIFA salaries are not cur-

rently allowed to be discussed publicly. That is due to change next month when FIFA plans to reveal salaries for the first time in its annual financial report as part of reforms approved on Friday hours before Infantino’s unexpected election win.

Blatter’s final day on the FIFA payroll was on Friday, having joined in 1975 and spent 17 years as president until being found guilty in December of unethical financial conduct by the organization’s ethics judge.

The presidency will return to the non-executive figurehead status long established before Blatter won election in 1998 and steadily asserted more control over FIFA. Under Joao Havelange, Blatter was in day-to-day control as secretary general.

“It is back to the school of Havelange when he was president, and the secretary — you do all the job,” Blatter told The Associated Press on Saturday, when told of the new salary structure.

The 79-year-old Blatter’s ban from soccer was reduced from eight to six years earlier this week. In electing Infantino on Friday in a second round of voting, the FIFA Congress opted for another man from the Swiss canton of Valais as its leader. But soccer nations are hoping that is where the similarity ends.

Infantino, almost

35 years Blatter’s junior at 45, is seen as a cleaner new face of FIFA as it tries to protect its victim status in American criminal investigations into soccer bribery and racketeering.

Amid the reformist buzzwords drilled into the 209 soccer nations in several scripted speeches delivered by acting president Issa Hayatou at Friday’s congress, the message that FIFA must become a “strong and responsible organization” was the loudest. The sign at the entrance featured the phrase “restoring trust.”

As a member of the reform committee established after the first wave of arrests of FIFA executives last May, Infantino has been at the heart of shaping the governing body’s new appearance.

But when the first meetings examined diminishing the president’s authority, Michel Platini was envisaged as Blatter’s successor, potentially with Infantino as his top administrator.

Infantino’s role as Platini’s sidekick ended when the former France captain was suspended from soccer in October over a 2011 payment from FIFA of 2 million Swiss francs ($2 million) which Blatter was then banned for sanctioning.

Canadian Soccer Association President Victor Montagliani, who crafted the reforms alongside Infantino, believes Infantino will still be able to influence the management of FIFA as it tries to regain its credibility. (ap)

Newly elected FIFA president Gianni Infantino of Switzerland gives thumb up as he arrives for a press conference after the second election round during the extraordinary FIFA congress in Zurich, Switzerland, Friday, Feb. 26, 2016.

AP Photo/Michael Probst

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Sp rt Ronaldo: Madrid could be 1st if everyone was at his level

MADRID — Cristiano Ronaldo says Real Madrid could be leading the Spanish league if everyone on the team was at his level.

After a 1-0 home loss to rival Atletico Madrid on Saturday virtually ended the team’s chances of winning the title, Ronaldo criticized Spanish media for blaming him for the team’s poor performances and said that things could be different if others players were playing like him.

“It bothers me when it’s said that Madrid is struggling because Cristiano is struggling. It feels like you are after me,” Ronaldo said. “If everyone was at my level, perhaps we would be in first place.”

The Portuguese striker later tried to downplay his comments, telling local media he was referring to his “physical level.” “I’m

not better than anyone,” he said.

“I was talking about the physical level, about the injuries.”

Speaking calmly in a rare appearance in front of reporters after the game at Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, Ronaldo clearly expressed his dissatisfaction with how he’s being treated by Spanish media.

“A lot of times you are unfair, you ask me (tough) questions and you question my value,” he said, using a few expletives. “It’s always been like this in Spain, all these years. By your point of view, it looks like I’m playing like (expletive). And in reality, the numbers don’t lie, statistics never lie. Just look at the statis-

tics, it’s easy.”

Ronaldo had nine goals in the team’s previous seven matches entering Saturday’s derby, including seven in his last three games at the Bernabeu. He squandered a few good chances on Saturday, though, and last week missed a decisive penalty kick in the 1-1 league result at Malaga.

Ronaldo said the absence of injured starters was what was keeping Real Madrid from contending in the Spanish league.

“Unfortunately we are without our best players. That makes things more difficult,” Ronaldo said. “I’m not depreciating the other players, but if a team doesn’t play with its best players, it’s hard to win a long competition like this one.”

Real Madrid has been without Gareth Bale and Pepe because of

injuries, and on Saturday coach Zinedine Zidane also could not count on left back Marcelo.

Striker Karim Benzema returned to the squad after missing a game because of a back problem, but had to be substituted at halftime.

“I like when I’m playing with these players,” Ronaldo said.

“And when they are not playing, it makes everything more difficult.”

After 26 rounds, Real Madrid is four points behind Atletico Madrid and nine points behind leader Barcelona, which hosts Sevilla on Sunday with a chance to tie Real Madrid’s record of 34 unbeaten games in all competitions set in 1988-89.

“We will keep fighting, but we have more hopes in the Champions League,” Ronaldo said. “It’s

Leicester, Chelsea leave it late to win in Premier League LONDON — Premier League leader Leicester and reigning champion Chelsea needed winning goals in the 89th minute Saturday to keep on track their respective campaigns for the English title and European football next season.

Leonardo Ulloa came off the bench in the 78th to score the only goal of Leicester’s home game against a Norwich side that looked to have earned a vital point in its battle against relegation.

Branislav Ivanovic headed

Chelsea’s winner in a 2-1 comeback victory at Southampton, which had previously kept six consecutive clean sheets in the league.

Elsewhere, West Ham moved up to provisional fifth place after a 1-0 win over Sunderland in the early kickoff, while Watford was held to 0-0 at home by Bournemouth, and Stoke beat bottom club Aston Villa 2-1.

West Bromwich Albion edged Crystal Palace 3-2 in the late game.

Skeptics have been waiting

since late last year for the bubble to burst in Leicester’s sensational season. Bottom of the standings at Christmas in 2014 and top of them at Christmas in 2015, the Midlands club was widely expected to drop points as the season wore on.

Two weeks after a 2-1 loss to Arsenal that ended a run of three consecutive wins, Leicester’s title hopes looked set to take another knock at King Power Stadium.

Leicester forwards Jamie Vardy and Riyad Mahrez have

AP Photo/Rui Vieira

Leicester’s Jamie Vardy gestures during the English Premier League soccer match between Leicester City and Norwich City at the King Power Stadium in Leicester, England, Saturday, Feb. 27, 2016.

scored more league goals than the entire Norwich team put together, with 33 to 30. But they were kept in check as Norwich played Leicester at its own game, sitting deep, and then looking to hit the opposition on the break.

The tactic worked, at least until Ulloa’s close-range strike put Claudio Ranieri’s side firmly back in the Premier League driving seat. “You cannot always play well, it’s not important to play well or not, it’s important to take points,” Ranieri said.

“We wanted to restart. We believe in ourselves, we believe until the end that it’s important to fight. We lost a match in the last second against Arsenal, and today we won in the last minute.

That’s football.”

His team has five more points than its nearest rivals - Arsenal and Tottenham, who play on Sunday. Arsenal is away to Manchester United, while Spurs are at home to Swansea.

Meanwhile, Chelsea’s revival under interim manager Guus Hiddink grows more impressive by the week. Chelsea trailed to a goal by Shane Long at Southampton just before halftime, but Cesc Fabregas drew the champions level in the 75th and Ivanovic headed the late winner.

Along with the points, Chel-

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a competition we start from scratch like everyone else. But, like I said, if you don’t have the best players, you are not going to win it.” (ap)

Real Madrid’s Cristiano Ronaldo waves to the crowd during a Spanish La Liga soccer match between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu stadium in Madrid, Spain, Saturday Feb. 27, 2016.

sea also extended its unbeaten league run since Hiddink replaced Jose Mourinho in December to 11 games. “The Chelsea we want to see is one which reacts to setbacks,” Hiddink said.

“We like to be proactive also, and this is what the team did, regaining possession as soon as possible and showing a huge desire to turn a negative result into a positive one.

We emphasized that and the players responded.”

A single goal was enough for West Ham in the early game against relegation-threatened Sunderland. Winger Michail Antonio scored it by cutting in from the right touchline and muscling past three Sunderland defenders to curl the ball past keeper Vito Mannone.

The performance lacked the home side’s recent sparkle, but was enough to win a scrappy game. “We were not flat, but we were not in the red zone,” West Ham manager Slaven Bilic said.

“That makes this win even bigger for us. I will never be objective, as I am West Ham manager. But realistically we deserved three points today.” (ap)

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Roma’s Stephan El Shaarawy celebrates after scoring during a Serie A soccer match between Roma and Empoli, in Empoli, Italy, Saturday, Feb. 27, 2016.

Roma beats Empoli 3-1 to move provisionally 3rd in Serie A

MILAN — Roma won 3-1 at Empoli to move provisionally to third in Serie A on Saturday, and AC Milan kept alive its more distant chances of taking the final Champions League spot by beating Torino 1-0.

Stephan El Shaarawy scored twice, including a stunning opening goal, and Miralem Pjanic the other for Roma after Empoli leveled with a somewhat comical own goal from Ervin Zukanovic.

Empoli defender Marco Rui was sent off in stoppage time following a second booking.

Luca Antonelli scored for Milan against Torino just before halftime, redirecting a loose a ball inside the box following a corner.

It was a sixth successive league win for Roma and moved the Giallorossi a point above Fiorentina, which hosts title-chasing Napoli on Monday. It is a remarkable turnaround for the club, which won just one of its previous 10 matches in all competitions when Luciano Spalletti replaced Rudi Garcia as coach in January.

“When the squad is without confidence, which is what happened to us, it’s difficult and there’s always something which goes wrong,” Pjanic said.

“We got into a negative spiral and for a

while we played in the same way and it was complicated.

“Now the team has got back to winning with merit and playing well. We are working hard and with confidence it’s always easier. We look above and below: It’s a very open championship and we’re taking it one game at a time.” Roma hosts Fiorentina next weekend. Extending its unbeaten streak to nine matches, Milan was sixth, six points from third. Keisuke Honda also hit the crossbar with a free kick in the first half for Milan.

El Shaarawy has tallied four goals for Roma in a boost to Italy ahead of the European Championship. The Italy forward joined on loan from AC Milan in January after a disappointing loan spell at Monaco.

El Shaarawy got Roma off to the perfect start in the fifth minute, cutting inside before curling a magnificent strike into the top right corner from 25 meters out.

Empoli leveled when Roma goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny punched Mario Rui’s cross onto Zukanovic’s face and it ricocheted into the net. Roma restored its lead five minutes later. Pjanic’s free kick was straight into the wall but he fired the rebound into the bottom right corner.

Empoli had chances to level before El Shaarawy doubled his tally in the second half, slotting into an empty net after Empoli goalkeeper Lukasz Skorupski could only parry Mohamed Salah’s effort into his path. (ap)

ZURICH — After 17 years under the all-powerful Sepp Blatter, a sign of the FIFA president’s newly diminished powers will come when Gianni Infantino’s salary is revealed.

The head of world soccer will no longer be the bestpaid person in the governing body under reforms instigated to curb the president’s powers after corruption scandals that threatened FIFA’s existence.

Instead, Infantino’s No. 2 — a chief executive in an overhauled FIFA structure — will now receive a bigger pay packet than the president, a person with knowledge of the situation said Saturday.

A three-man remuneration committee decided that neither Infantino nor his CEO should earn more than Blatter, who was reported to have earned around $6 million — a figure not denied

by FIFA and which is likely to have fluctuated based on bonuses.

Infantino, the outgoing UEFA general secretary, plans to appoint a non-European CEO. As powers are separated across the executive, the SwissItalian will have no influence over commercial contracts so will not receive bonuses, the person said.

The person spoke on condition of anonymity because FIFA salaries are not cur-

rently allowed to be discussed publicly. That is due to change next month when FIFA plans to reveal salaries for the first time in its annual financial report as part of reforms approved on Friday hours before Infantino’s unexpected election win.

Blatter’s final day on the FIFA payroll was on Friday, having joined in 1975 and spent 17 years as president until being found guilty in December of unethical financial conduct by the organization’s ethics judge.

The presidency will return to the non-executive figurehead status long established before Blatter won election in 1998 and steadily asserted more control over FIFA. Under Joao Havelange, Blatter was in day-to-day control as secretary general.

“It is back to the school of Havelange when he was president, and the secretary — you do all the job,” Blatter told The Associated Press on Saturday, when told of the new salary structure.

The 79-year-old Blatter’s ban from soccer was reduced from eight to six years earlier this week. In electing Infantino on Friday in a second round of voting, the FIFA Congress opted for another man from the Swiss canton of Valais as its leader. But soccer nations are hoping that is where the similarity ends.

Infantino, almost

35 years Blatter’s junior at 45, is seen as a cleaner new face of FIFA as it tries to protect its victim status in American criminal investigations into soccer bribery and racketeering.

Amid the reformist buzzwords drilled into the 209 soccer nations in several scripted speeches delivered by acting president Issa Hayatou at Friday’s congress, the message that FIFA must become a “strong and responsible organization” was the loudest. The sign at the entrance featured the phrase “restoring trust.”

As a member of the reform committee established after the first wave of arrests of FIFA executives last May, Infantino has been at the heart of shaping the governing body’s new appearance.

But when the first meetings examined diminishing the president’s authority, Michel Platini was envisaged as Blatter’s successor, potentially with Infantino as his top administrator.

Infantino’s role as Platini’s sidekick ended when the former France captain was suspended from soccer in October over a 2011 payment from FIFA of 2 million Swiss francs ($2 million) which Blatter was then banned for sanctioning.

Canadian Soccer Association President Victor Montagliani, who crafted the reforms alongside Infantino, believes Infantino will still be able to influence the management of FIFA as it tries to regain its credibility. (ap)

Newly elected FIFA president Gianni Infantino of Switzerland gives thumb up as he arrives for a press conference after the second election round during the extraordinary FIFA congress in Zurich, Switzerland, Friday, Feb. 26, 2016.

AP Photo/Michael Probst

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Wawrinka wins Dubai title after marathon tiebreak DUBAI - Stan Wawrinka edged out Cypriot Marcos Baghdatis in a nerve-jangling, near-30 minute tiebreak to secure the Dubai Duty Free Championship with a 6-4 7-6(13) triumph on Saturday.

Wawrinka’s path to victory had been eased by the retirements of world number one Novak Djokovic and Australian prospect Nick Kyrgios in the earlier rounds but the Swiss often toiled against surprise finalist Baghdatis, whom he beat for a sixth successive time.

World number four Wawrinka was gifted the first set by a Baghdatis double fault -- his third of that game alone -- and a tepid second set was notable for not featuring a single break point.

But then followed a 28-point tiebreak in which twice grand slam champion Wawrinka saved five set points before a Baghdatis backhand drifted long to give the Swiss a second title of the year following his victory in Chennai in January.

“It’s been an amazing year. I’m playing my best tennis since a few years now so hopefully I can keep this level,” Wawrinka said.

Baghdatis initially played serve and volley with aplomb, while Wawrinka’s stinging backhand was lethal from the baseline, but that early assurance proved fleeting as both players made a catalogue of errors.

Wawrinka afforded Baghdatis two

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Wawrinka, who was within two points of suffering opening-round elimination at the Aviation Club, immediately broke back with a crosscourt winner past the advancing Baghdatis, who was seeking a first title since 2010.

The pair were content to trade halfpaced shots from the back of the court and when either did up the tempo it usually failed.

World number 57 Baghdatis, serving at 4-5, saved four set points but his serve deserted him again as he conceded the set.

The second set went with serve before an attritional tiebreak in which Baghdatis fluffed chances to square the match and Wawrinka threw his racket in frustration after missing an easy forehand.

“It was a crazy tiebreak,” added Wawrinka. “Until 6-6 I was always up with a mini break ... I did two or three quick mistakes. Then it starts to be all about nerves. You try to play simple, aggressive and it was good to finish in two sets.” (rtr)

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Ferrari Formula One driver Sebastian Vettel of Germany speeds his new SF16-H Formula One car during the first testing session ahead of the upcoming season at the Circuit de BarcelonaCatalunya in Montmelo, Spain, February 22, 2016.

LONDON - The introduction of Formula One’s new qualifying system will be delayed until the fifth race of the season due to technical issues, the sport’s commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone said on Saturday.

The season starts in Australia on March 20 but the new qualifying format, announced by the governing FIA last week, will require changes to the software controlling the timing system.

“My guys who do the timing said: ‘Mr E, we don’t want to be put in the position because we don’t think we can get it done properly in time,” Ecclestone told the BBC. He said that the new format would probably be introduced at the Spanish Grand Prix in May instead.

The season is due to feature a record 21 races.

Ecclestone’s Formula One Management handles the timing software, along with screen graphics and data, and he explained that the changes involved in the new elimination format were not straightforward.

“If you’re going to try and explain it to the public properly, it’s not just a case of ‘Okay, the guy was the last one, bye-bye’,” he said.

“We’ll have to deal with it. I’ve told the FIA this and asked them what they’d like to do with it but the bottom line is there’s not a lot they can do with it because we do all the timekeeping.”

Under the new procedure, the slowest drivers will be eliminated as the three sessions progress rather than at the end of each phase.

After seven minutes of the first session have elapsed, the slowest driver is eliminated with others following at 90-second intervals.

Fifteen of the 22 go through to the next phase, with the slowest eliminated after six minutes. The same 90-second sequence ensues until eight drivers are left.

The final session sees one driver eliminated after five minutes and then one every 90 seconds until two are left fighting for pole position with one-and-a-half minutes remaining. (rtr)

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Swiss President Johann Schneider-Ammann (L) and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani clap after a news conference in Tehran February 27, 2016. Rouhani won an emphatic vote of confidence and reformist partners secured surprise gains in parliament in early results from elections that could accelerate the Islamic Republic’s emergence from years of isolation.

Iran’s pragmatic Rouhani cheers election wins, says gov’t stronger

TEHRAN - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani won an emphatic vote of confidence and reformist partners secured surprise gains in parliament in early results from elections that could accelerate the Islamic Republic’s emergence from years of isolation.

While gains by moderates and reformists in Friday’s polls were most evident in the capital, Tehran, the sheer scale of the advances there suggests a legislature more friendly to the pragmatist Rouhani has emerged as a distinct possibility.

A loosening of control by the anti-Western hardliners who currently dominate the 290-seat parliament could strengthen his hand to open Iran further to foreign trade and investment following last year’s breakthrough nuclear deal.

A reformist-backed list of candidates aligned with Rouhani was on course to win all 30 parliamentary seats in Tehran, initial results released on Sunday showed. Top conservative candidate Gholamali Haddad Adel was set to lose his seat.

“The people showed their power once again and gave more credibility and strength to their elected government,” Rouhani said, adding he would work with anyone who won election to build a future for

the industrialised, oil-exporting country.

The polls were seen by analysts as a potential turning point for Iran, where nearly 60 percent of its 80 million population is under 30 and eager to engage with the world following the lifting of most sanctions.

“Based on the votes that we have so far it looks like the principlists will lose the majority in the next Majlis (parliament) shy of 50 percent. The reformists gained 30 percent and independent candidates did better than before, gaining 20 percent,” said Foad Izadi, an assistant professor at the Faculty of World Studies in Tehran University.

Principlists, otherwise known as hardliners, hold 65 percent of the outgoing parliament and the rest is divided between reformists and independents who traditionally support Rouhani.

Izadi said the reformists’ strong lead was prompted by Rouhani’s

success in reaching a nuclear agreement between Iran and international powers, the removal of most of the punitive sanctions that had strangled the country’s economy over the past decade and restoration of relations with the West.

“It is a sweeping victory for Tehran but for other cities it is not yet clear cut. It is beyond expectations,” he added.

Etemad, a reformist newspaper whose managing-editor Elias Hazrati won a seat in Tehran, has chosen the first headline of “clean up in the parliament.”

“The next parliament will be like no other parliament in the history of Iran as no political faction will have the absolute say,” the newspaper said on its front-page.

Millions crowded polling stations on Friday to vote for parliament and the Assembly of Experts, which selects the country’s highest authority, the supreme leader. Both bodies have been in the hands of hardliners for years.

Supporters of Rouhani, who promoted the nuclear deal, were pitted against hardliners close to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who are wary of detente with Western countries. (rtr)

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Irish PM faces unpalatable alliance as voters oust coalition

DUBLIN - Ireland’s ruling coalition was ousted by voters angry at the country’s uneven recovery, results indicated on Saturday, leaving Prime Minister Enda Kenny facing the unpalatable prospect of trying to secure a deal with his biggest rival.

His government appeared to be the latest victim of European voters’ growing antipathy to mainstream politics, hit by a backlash against years of austerity and a perception that Ireland’s poor are not benefiting from the fastest economic growth in Europe.

Exit polls suggested the only viable option may be a problematic alliance of old rivals Fianna Fail and Kenny’s Fine Gael - although even their combined support was set to fall below 50 percent of the vote for the first time.

If neither side is able to form a government, however, fresh elections would have to be called.

“The government of Fine Gael and Labour cannot be returned,” Kenny told journalists late on Saturday. “I’ve a duty and a

responsibility to work with the decision that the people have made to provide the country with a stable government, and that I intend to do fully and completely.”

The centre-right Fine Gael captured 26 percent of first preference votes when 38 of 40 constituencies were counted. That is far below the 36 percent it won five years ago and the 30 percent opinion poll rating it had at the start of campaigning.

Current coalition partner Labour was in line to win just 7 percent of the ballot, which spending minister Brendan Howlin said meant they were out of the equation for the next government. Fianna Fail was set to rise to 25 percent.

“It was certainly worse than my worst fears,” said Health Minister Leo Varadkar, a senior member of Fine Gael. He said there was very little support for a Fine Gael-Fianna Fail coalition, but he refused to rule it out. (rtr)

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Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny and his wife Fionnuala arrives at the general election count centre in Castlebar, Ireland February 27, 2016.

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Indonesia Today

SHANGHAI — Finance officials of the world’s biggest economies promised Saturday to use “all tools” to shore up sagging global growth and to avoid devaluing their currencies to boost exports, but made no pledges of joint action.

produce specific growth plans.

Global growth is at its lowest in two years and forecasters say the danger of recession is rising. The International Monetary Fund cut this year’s global growth forecast by 0.2 percentage points last month to 3.4 percent. It said another downgrade is likely in April.

The G-20 statement acknowledged that “vulnerabilities have risen” in the global economy against a backdrop that includes volatile capital flows, the European refugee crisis and the possibility of a British exit from the European Union. But it said that growth should continue at a “moderate pace” in advanced economies and “remains strong” in developing countries.

The governments promised to avoid “competitive devaluations” of their currencies to boost exports — a key concern of global markets following turmoil over China’s yuan.

A surprise change in August in the mechanism Beijing uses to set its exchange rate prompted fears that the yuan might be weakened to support struggling Chinese exporters. Despite official denials, repeated Friday by Chinese central bank governor Zhou

JAKARTA - Indonesias national police chief said here on Friday that one of the suspects directly involved in the bombing incident in Thamrin, Central Jakarta, early last month was still at large.

crop in history.”

Buffett struck an optimistic tone in the wide-ranging letter, which largely focused on what contributed to his conglomerate’s $24 billion profit last year and discussed Berkshire’s prospects for the future. The letter also touched on climate change.

Buffett defended the lending practices at its mobile home unit, Clayton Homes, and Berkshire’s association with the 3G Capital investment firm.

Clayton’s lending practices have been questioned over the past year in stories by The Seattle Times and The Center for Public Integrity that suggested the company was using predatory lending practices. Buffett said Clayton follows state and federal regulation and retains ownership of every mortgage it finances. He included a copy of a disclosure form

“We have caught 16 people for being directly involved in the bombing but one still remains at large,” the chief, General Badrodin Haiti, said at the Police Headquarters.

He said the police are now investigating two convicts for their possible involvement in the bombing incident.

So, in all, the total number of alleged perpetrators who were directly involved in the case has reached 19, he said.

General Badrodin said these 19

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Participants from left to right, Moderator Yingyi Qian, Chinese Finance Minister Lou Jiwei, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, International Monetary Fund (IMF) First Deputy Director David Lipton, World Bank Managing Director Sri Mulyani Indrawati and Breugel Director Guntram Wolff compose a panel during a session of the G20 High-Level Seminar on Structural Reform, ahead of the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting at the Pudong Shangri-la Hotel in Shanghai, China, Friday, Feb. 26, 2016.

Xiaochuan, those expectations have driven an outflow of capital that spiked to a record $135 billion in December. “We will not target our exchange rates for competitive purposes,” the G-20 statement said.

The Chinese hosts wanted the meeting to promote their campaign for

a bigger voice in managing trade and finance. Instead, the communist government had to scramble to defend its reputation for competence following stock market and currency turmoil.

In a video message Friday to the meeting, China’s top economic official, Premier Li Keqiang, said

Beijing had the resources to combat downward pressure on growth that fell to a 25-year low of 7.3 percent last year.

“The Chinese economy has great potential, resilience and flexibility, and we will capitalize on such strengths,” Li said.(ap)

Buffett: US economy better than presidential hopefuls say

OMAHA, Neb. — Billionaire investor Warren Buffett said Saturday that the nation’s economy is in better shape than the presidential candidates make it seem, though businesses like his still face challenges.

In his annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders, Buffett didn’t name specific candidates or issues but noted that the negative drumbeat about the economy, health care reform and income inequality may get voters down about the future.

“It’s an election year, and candidates can’t stop speaking about our country’s problems (which, of course, only they can solve),” wrote Buffett, who has endorsed Democratic Hillary Clinton. “That view is dead wrong: The babies being born in America today are the luckiest

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One Thamrin bombing suspect still at large: Police

Global finance officials promise to shore up sagging growth Finance ministers and central bankers of the Group of 20 rich and developing countries tried to reassure jittery financial markets that the global economy is healthy, though they acknowledged in a statement that they “need to do more” to boost growth.

The declaration following a twoday meeting promised “growthfriendly” tax and spending policies.

The governments pledged to press ahead with previously promised reforms aimed at making their economies more efficient and productive.

“We agreed to use all tools — monetary, fiscal and structural — to boost growth,” China’s finance minister, Lou Jiwei, said at a news conference.

What each country does will be dictated by its circumstances, Lou said. He said some can afford stimulus while others where debt is high have to move faster on structural economic reforms.

Companies and investors were looking to the Shanghai meeting for reassurance and action. But leaders from the United States, China, Europe and elsewhere had tried to squelch expectations that it would

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Clayton uses to inform customers about lending options.

Berkshire teamed up with 3G Capital to buy Kraft Foods and Heinz — and promptly announced layoffs at both firms. Buffett said Berkshire has always craved efficiency and tends to buy lean companies, while 3G looks for investments that need costs reduced.

Edward Jones analyst Jim Shanahan said Saturday the fact that Buffett devoted space to defending 3G and Clayton suggests he’s still hearing criticisms. Buffett has addressed both topics at shareholder meetings in the past.

The letter also noted that Berkshire shareholders will be asked this year to vote on a proposal requiring the company to prepare a report on the threat climate chance poses for its insurance operation.

Buffett said it’s reasonable to worry about climate change’s effect on the world, but it shouldn’t hurt insurance companies because policy prices are set annually based on that year’s risks.

“As a homeowner in a low-lying area, you may wish to consider moving,” Buffett said. “But when you are thinking only as a shareholder of a major insurer, climate change should not be on your list of worries.”

Buffett said change can creates challenges for Berkshire. For instance, he said, its BNSF railroad is certain to haul less coal in the future and Geico insurance could be hurt by driverless cars.

He said Berkshire’s businesses will adapt just as the company did when its original Berkshire Hathaway textile operation failed. He said Berkshire has an advantage in that it

can invest in a variety of industries through its subsidiaries, which agreed to 29 smaller acquisitions worth $634 million last year.

Buffett’s letter is one of the most well-read documents in the business world each year because of his successful track record and his knack for explaining complicated subjects in simple terms.

The 85-year-old Buffett has said he has no plans to retire, and he offered no new hints about his future in Saturday’s letter — other than to joke about being 100-years-old when he announce Geico’s latest successes.

Buffett said the book value of Berkshire’s businesses improved 6.4 percent last year even as its stock price fell 12.5 percent. When dividends are factored in, the S&P 500 gained 1.4 percent by comparison.(ap)

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A woman carries a boy through a flooded alley following a heavy rain in Jakarta, Indonesia, Friday, Feb. 26, 2016.

Over 1,200 marine personnel to secure OIC Extraordinary Meeting

JAKARTA - A total of 1,277 personnel of the Indonesian Marine Corps have been readied to help secure the Extraordinary Meeting of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) in Jakarta on March 6 and 7.

Chief of the Marine command-2 Brig.Gen. (Marine) Hasanuddin led a rehearsal of the marine soldiers in Cilandak, South Jakarta, on Friday, as part of their preparation to secure the OICs gathering.

The marine security personnel will be led by its commander, Lt.Col. (Marine) Ena Sulaksana, “Antara” has learned.

According to him, the marine personnel, under the coordination of Jakarta Military Command, will merge with other security squads who will guard the ranking officials of the countries participating in the

OIC summit in Jakarta.

Previously, Army headquarters had also expressed its readiness to deploy its personnel to help the police to secure the international gathering.

“We have been preparing (the personnel). This task is, of course, particularly aimed at securing the states guests,” Armys spokesman, Brig.Gen. M Sabrar Fadhilah, said when visiting Antaras office here on Thursday (Feb 25).

Meanwhile, the Jakarta Military Command stated it will field as many as 3,600 soldiers in guarding the OICs Extraordinary Meeting on Palestine and Al Quds.

As the host of the meeting, Indonesia has invited 57 OIC member states and four observer states --- Thailand, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Russia, and Republic of Central

Africa --- along with the Quartet Group for Palestine-Israel Negotiation, comprising the United Nations, European Union, Russia, and the United States.

In the meantime, Palestinian Ambassador Fariz Mehdawi said his government hopes that the next months extraordinary summit meeting of the OIC in Jakarta would come up with something concrete to resolve the Palestinian conflict, including that over Jerusalem (Al Quds Al Sharif).

“The Indonesian government has shown leadership in calling for international efforts to seek a solution to the Palestinian and Jerusalem related conflicts. We are looking forward to the meeting of the leaders of Muslim countries,” Fariz Mehdawi said here on last Friday.(ant)

people were part of five different groups and three of the groups are led by Hendro Fernando, Helmi and Romli. He did not mention the names of the leaders of the other two groups.

“Several groups were involved and they certainly had different plans. This poses a problem that may threaten security,” he said.

The bombing on Thamrin Boulevard claimed eight lives, including four bombers and four civilians.

The four civilians included a foreigner.(ant)

Indonesian cattle professionals awarded australian scholarships

JAKARTA - Following the success of last years inaugural Red Meat and Cattle program, a further. 65 industry professionals from across Indonesia will undertake five months of study and practical work placements in outback Queensland and in universities around Australia.

The participants from across the cattle industry in Indonesia have been awarded Australia Awards Scholarships under the Indonesia-Australia Partnership on Food Security in the Red Meat and Cattle Sector, according to the Australian Embassy here on its official website.

Australian Ambassador to Indonesia, Paul Grigson said there is a mutual benefit for both Indonesia and Australia to improve the red meat and cattle supply chain to give surety to the industry and to consumers in both countries.

“The live cattle trade is major contributor to the economies of both countries, as well as to the livelihoods and wellbeing of Australians and Indonesians,” Grigson said.

He added that the participants will be the future leaders of the industry who will generate ideas and drive innovation for the cattle sector, ensuring better planning, development and management in all aspects of feeding and breeding along the supply chain.

The short course program will be held at the Universities of Queensland, Sydney, and New England as well as at campuses of Technical and Further Education, Queensland, (TAFE QLD) and at feedlots, abattoirs and livestock stations.

The 2016 program is the second wave of Short Course Awards. Last year 50 Indonesian participants took part in the program in Queensland and the Northern Territory.(ant)

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Mireia Lalaguna Royo

ANAHEIM - Four people were stabbed, and one of them critically wounded on Saturday in a scuffle between members of the Ku Klux Klan and counter-protesters near a planned KKK rally in Anaheim, California, police said.

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Action to clean plastic garbage was held by Indonesia Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) on Friday (26/2). Hundreds of people were involved in this action to clean the ITDC area from plastic garbage.

ITDC held plastic garbage clean act

NUSA DUA – Action to clean plastic garbage was held by Indonesia Tourism Development Corporation (ITDC) on Friday (26/2). Hundreds of people were involved in this action to clean the ITDC area from plastic garbage.

ITDC’s Director of Operations, AA Ngurah Wirawan said the action involving hundreds of people from 15 hotels, six villas and 7 tenants in the area. “We are gathered today to clean up our great assets called Peninsula Island. We’ve agreed that we will make Peninsula Island an activity center,” he said.

Wirawan invite all the components to help maintain ITDC free from plastic garbage. He said that currently Nusa Dua has a beautiful place called Peninsula Island.

Many people visit this place to watch water blow and doing selfie.

But, unfortunately, visitors littered carelessly.

He expressed that visitors should participate in maintaining the cleanliness and beauty of this island.

“Many of the visitors come to take pictures. But unfortunately they also throw garbage in this area. You can see cigarette butts and plastic waste in this water blow. Clean up this rock is very difficult,” he said.

Wirawan said in the future, ITDC will place more trash can so people can throw garbage properly.

He said since the beginning, ITDC has been separating plastic waste

and trying to suppress the production of plastic waste.

ITDC itself has to process organic waste and wastewater management. Organic waste is processed into compost while wastewater from the hotel reuse for watering.

The lagoon that is used as a sewage treatment is now the habitat of many birds and aquatic animals.

Manager of Ayodya Hotel and Resort, Ketut Wirabawa also expressed the same opinion. He hopes that visitors and tourists can participate in maintaining cleanliness.

“In the future, the management of this area should be more firm in taking action against the dumping of garbage, if necessary, the addition of CCTV for surveillance,” he said. (kmb18)

Thirteen people were arrested following the melee, including one Klan member who is accused of stabbing a counter-protester with a flagpole, said Anaheim Police Sergeant Daron Wyatt.

Several counter-protesters were taken into custody after stomping a KKK member on the ground, Wyatt said.

Wyatt said the altercation took place as soon as several Klan members arrived at the park about a mile north of Disneyland, for a planned rally there.

“As soon as they got out of their vehicle, immediately they were attacked by counter-protesters and this caused a melee down the block,” he said.

Wyatt said four people were wounded in the ensuing confrontation. The person most seriously wounded was stabbed with a flagpole that had an American eagle finial at the top and taken to a local hospital in critical condition.

Several witnesses said that a peaceful counter-protest had been under way for about three hours when the Klansmen arrived in a black SUV.

The vehicle pulled up and three men got out and began to unload signs when the group of about 50 counter-protesters approached them, yelling and throwing sticks, witnesses said.

“Three people were stabbed by the fire hydrant,” said Darren Simpson, 49. “These Klan guys were fighting for their lives.”

The Klan members attempted to get back into the car, but it sped off, leaving them behind, said Dion Garcia, 37. He said the angry mob chased the Klansmen down the block, yelling: “Get out of here!

You’re not welcome!”

“It was crazy,” Garcia said. “A lot of us were trying to break it up. This was not necessary, they should’ve just let the Klan protest.

This is America, we have free speech.”

The Klan, founded after the abolition of slavery in the U.S. South in the mid-19th century, has evolved in recent years into a collection of loosely affiliated or independent groups that share a political philosophy based on racial separation.

Most recently it made national

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Anaheim Police Department forensics officer Jeannette Torres investigates the scene in Anaheim, Calif., Saturday, Feb. 27, 2016, after a small group of Ku Klux Klan members staging an anti-immigrant rally clashed with a larger gathering of counter-protesters, police said. Three people were stabbed Saturday, one critically, during the clash. headlines when a former KKK leader, David Duke, said he backed Donald Trump for the Republican

taken from the function that is put into a stable (kandang) all the disease. Based on the function, Jero Kandang Temple is a place to pray for God with His manifestation as the God of all animals and plants, also pray for Dewi Sri as manifestation of God as the Goddess of prosperity.

In addition to Tanah Lot Temple, there

are pretending to be other attractions around Tanah Lot. One is Jro Kandang temple located in the northern Enjung Galuh temple. In harmony with abhisekasnya, according to local information, Jro Kandang temple is revered as the ruler of forms and types of pests, rodents, birds eating rice, and others. Including pleaded tirta to plant disease. Or in other words

Jero Kandang temple is to impound plant disease or pest which attack plants or pets and spread disease if  human forget when doing duty as worshiper of God. Because of related pest plant fertility, so the temple of Jro Kandang one location with Enjung Galuh temple which is a temple where worship goddess Sri (the goddess of prosperity). (BTN/015)

presidential nomination.

Trump rejected Duke’s support and on Friday a man wearing a shirt

reading “KKK endorses Trump,” was ejected from a Trump campaign rally in Oklahoma. (rtr)

Air strikes hit six towns in Syria’s Aleppo day after truce

Jero Kandang Temple, a sanctum to invoke prosperity

SANISCARA Kliwon Uye is the ceremony of Jero Kandang Temple Tanah Lot. Jero Kandang Temple is located about 100 meters in the west side of Penyawang Temple. Jero Kandang Temple was built for villagers of Beraban village to require the wellness for their animals and plants from disease.

The name of Jero Kandang Temple was

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Want to surf in Bali

MIRIEA Lalaguna Royo, 23, has a degree in pharmacy as well as is a model and beauty pageant from Spain who was crowned as the Miss World 2015 in Sanya, China, in 2015. It is the first time for participants from Spain that won the title of Miss World followed by 115 candidates from all over the world.

As well, this is the first time for Miss World from Spain to make a visit to Indonesia and witness the crowning of Miss Indonesia 2016.

When arriving in Jakarta, Lalaguna claimed that she wanted to know more about Indonesia, especially the culture and places of interest.

“I want to surf in Bali. My friends having been there said if the Kuta and Legian Beach are very beautiful and have fun waves for surfing. In my country, Spain, there are no waves. After the crowning of the Miss Indonesia 2016, I want to be happy by having a promenade to Bali,” said Lalaguna who loves best local food such as gado-gado.

This beautiful woman who is adept at playing piano also explained that she appreciates to the people of Indonesia. “They are friendly and easy to get along with anyone as well as have a pleasant personality,” she added.

Lalaguna who currently lives in Barcelona took music classes up to level 8 and has made trip to Europe and countries in the East.

“I am happy and will carry out the mission for one year as Miss World 2015. As an undergraduate in pharmacy, I hope this year I can set up a business unit of health,” she said.

Related to her opinion on the 34 contestants of the Miss Indonesia 2016, Lalaguna provided her support and motivation. “I hope to inspire Indonesian women to continue working and bringing their achievements to the international community,” she added.

What do you think about beauty? “It is not just a commonplace beauty, but it can become a medium for women in the world to show off their achievement. It is not necessarily an external beauty but also internal beauty, and this is important,” affirmed Lalaguna. (pik)

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Smoke rises over the northern Syrian town of Tel Abyad as it is pictured from the Turkish border town of Akcakale, in Sanliurfa province, Turkey February 27, 2016.

BEIRUT - War planes attacked six towns in Syria’s northern Aleppo province early on Sunday, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said, a day after a cessation of hostilities agreement took effect.

Syrian insurgents said the air strikes were carried out by Russian war planes in support of Syria’s government, but the Observatory which monitors the conflict said the identity of the jets was not clear.

“We do not know which planes carried out the strikes and also we are not sure if this is considered a breach to the truce because it is not clear if these towns are included in the truce,” the Observatory’s director Rami Abdulrahman said.

Syria’s state media did not mention the strikes. Russia’s defence ministry declined to comment.

The cessation of hostilities, agreed as part of a U.S. and Russian plan, does not cover assaults on militants from Islamic State or the Nusra Front - an al Qaeda affiliate

that has called for an escalation of attacks on Friday.

Abdulrahman said some of the towns which were attacked, including Daret Azza, were controlled

by Nusra Front and other Islamist groups.

Other attacks hit the villages and towns of Qabtan al-Jabal, Andan, Hreitan, Kfar Hamra and Ma’aret al-Arteek, the Observatory said, all in the west of the province where insurgents from the Free Syrian Army, who are covered by the truce, have operated.

Two videos sent by a rebel commander to Reuters shows a strike in another town, Harbnafseh, at 6.30am (0430 GMT)and another at 07:00am (0500 GMT) according to the voice in the video. The footage shows plumes of smoke rising into the sky.

Russia said on Saturday that it would suspend all flights over Syria for one day to ensure no targets covered by the truce were hit by mistake. (rtr)

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Plastic waste threatens conservation of coral reef at Lovina

SINGARAJA - Diving spots on Lovina Beach, Buleleng subdistrict, recently began to get disturbed by the presence of waste from upstream areas. Other than waste, a lot of mud of previous flood is also found to get attached to the reef, so that its growth is disrupted. Without cleanup effort, it can harm the continuity of the flourishing coral reefs and the ornamental fish began to leave its house installed in this diving spot.

Following the threat of damage to coral reefs, on Saturday morning (Feb. 27) a number of foreign tourists happening to spend holiday with tourism players did rubbish cleanup at sea of Lovina. The social action involved a number of local and foreign divers. They dived in a number of diving spots at Lovina to clean up waste that threaten coral reef.

Lately the divers so actively

Disney to roll out seasonal pricing on one-day park tickets

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The classic Disney characters welcome visitors outside Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif.

CALIFORNIA - Disney’s properties in Orlando and Anaheim are rolling out seasonal prices for single-day tickets, hoping to spread out demand at the often jam-packed theme parks.

Most of the tickets are either staying the same price or increasing. The changes announced Saturday will let visitors look at a calendar eight to 11 months from now to see which days are considered “value,” ‘’regular” or “peak.” People will pay more on “peak” days — when busier times are forecast.

The park has grappled with how to manage throngs of crowds, especially since the popularity of franchises such as “Frozen” and “Star Wars.” At times during holidays and spring break, Disney has had to stop selling tickets be-

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cause so many people are in the park.

“The demand for our theme parks continues to grow, particularly during peak periods,” said Jacquee Wahler, spokeswoman at Walt Disney Parks & Resorts.

“Value” days for the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World in Orlando will cost $105 — the same as a current, one-day ticket price. “Regular” days will be $5 more and “peak” days will be $124.

In California at Disneyland, the “value” ticket is going down $4 to $95.

The “regular” ticket price will be $105 and the “peak” will be $119.

Disney said once the prices are posted, they won’t change.

Prices for annual passes won’t change. Multi-day ticket prices will also change, beginning Sunday. (ap)

cleaned up waste that disrupts the growth of coral reef at Lovina and surrounding areas. The waste collected in a long period of diving was then transported to landfills with the assistance of the Buleleng Sanitation and Landscaping Agency (DKP).

One of the divers, Emanuel, said that the growth of coral reef at Lovina has been very good. It is inseparable from the preservation

effort involving all the components, so the coral garden at Lovina is much sought after by travelers for diving. Unfortunately, within the past few months the coral reef in this region began to get disturbed due to debris from several rivers at Lovina. The situation is admitted quite dangerous without cleanup effort and the mud sticking at the fish home and reef.

“Their growth has been very good but lately a lot of trash stuck on fish home or reef. Such cleanup really needs to be done continuously, so that the growth of coral reef can be maintained and free from threats of waste or mud washed away by floods,” he said.

Another participant, Tandiela,

said that the awareness of residents needs to be raised to jointly care and implement concrete action to preserve the coral reef ecosystems at Lovina.

Moreover, if the well known underwater landscape among tourists is allowed to get polluted by waste or sludge, the impact can dampen the interest of tourists to visit Lovina. “I think this kind of action should continuously be raised. The well-maintained underwater charm may not be left dirty due to plastic or mud because it will very harm the convenience of travelers when diving down,” he said.

The Regent of Buleleng, Putu Agus Suradnyana, accompanied by initiator of the plastic waste

cleanup, Nyoman Ari Astawa, said that the waste littering coral garden at Lovina comes from the waste dumped into the river during the floods drifted down to the beach.

In addition, during the west wind a lot of marine debris litter coastal areas. To that end, lately the government continues to boost the development and awareness of residents about the technique of sorting garbage at buffering villages of the Lovina tourist area. This step is very important, so as not to throw waste into the rivers or even beaches.

“Other than active role of the government, I also hope that we can continue to educate the public about waste sorting and collection,” he said. (kmb38)

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Without cleanup effort, the presence of waste from upstream areas can harm the continuity of the flourishing coral reefs and the ornamental fish began to leave its house installed in this diving spot on Lovina Beach.

Local agricultural product management encouraged

GIANYAR - The informal sector needs to be further developed so that the local economy can be of greater benefit to the people.

One of the informal sectors being bolstered in Gianyar is the local snack food industry that still faces some challenges to its growth.

Apart from lack of capital, the use of technology in the production process is also still lacking.

Head of Gianyar’s Department of Business and Industry, I Wayan Suamba said on Wednesday (Feb 24), that the lack of technological

innovation in this sector is one of the reasons that local food products have not been able to get off the ground.

Although the success of new products is very much determined by the desires of consumers, todays consumers tend to be especially demanding when it comes to local food products in terms of flavour but also in terms of health and packaging. “Today’s consumers are not just interested in the tastiness of agricultural products but are also interested in health

and safety” said Suamba.

According to Suamba, innovations are required in order to increase people’s interest in local food products. Such innovations need to take into consideration four essential aspects: variety, nutrition, balance and safety. This is what the government has been saying for some time.

Gianyar’s Department of Business and Industry, said Suamba, has been holding training and motivation sessions aimed at increasing women’s understanding

about managing local food product businesses with emphasis on using modern technology.

The goal is to have them be able to integrate technology into the production process so as to create products that fulfill the criteria for quality food products. ‘’We hope that through these training sessions we can improve people’s knowledge, care and awareness about developing a local food market that will be filled with a variety of nutritious products. We also hope that after

these training session, we will see these women empowered to contribute to the income of their families by creating a variety of quality products, that will also contribute to the growth of the local food product industry in general’’, explained Suamba.

It is hoped that by training housewives in particular, about how to manage local food product businesses and thus contribute to their families’ income, that national food security can also be achieved. (kmb25)

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COVER STORY drug ...

From page 1 For example, about a month ago there was a case demanded for five years by prosecutor, but it was then sentenced to one year by the judge.

Another demand of 13 years by prosecutor was then acquitted by the judge. This indicates there is a dissent between the judge and prosecutor. Nevertheless, if the drug offender is found guilty, one of the incriminating considerations is that the defendant does not support the government’s efforts in combating drug trafficking.

The verdict given by the judge depends on the role of the defendant. There are perpetrators or dealers or victims. The verdict is also seen from the number of evidence. So, the verdict is back to verification process before the court. When being unsatisfied, the prosecutor may appeal or file

cassation if the drug’s defendant is freed. Currently, there is a drug case remaining in the stage of cassation because the perpetrator arrested

by Denpasar Police officer was acquitted by the judge, while his colleague remained to be sentenced to heavy penalties.

However, the average sentence of drug case is more than one year in jail. There is even a foreigner sentenced for life. As observations in the Denpasar District Court, the drug offenses do not only involve local people, but also many foreigners.

Last week, a smuggler of crystal meth weighing 1.516 grams gross, Sayeb Mohammed Said, 29, was sentenced to 20 years and a fine of IDR 1 billion by prosecutor Eddy Artha Wijaya. In addition, two other people allegedly linked to this case (courier), namely Agus Supriyadi and Rudy Supriyanto, were sentenced to 20 years deducted with detention period.

Before the judges led by Dewa Suardhita the prosecutor declared the defendant Sayeb Mohammed Said was arrested at the Ngurah Rai Airport having escaped from smuggling drugs from Bangkok to Bali.

This defendant from India working as sailor was found guilty of violating the provisions of Article 113 paragraph 2 of Law No.35/2009 on narcotics. The defendant is considered to have imported the first class narcotic weighing not more than 5 grams without permission of the authorities.

In 2015, precisely last July, a male citizen from Australia, Nicolas James Langan, 24, was only sentenced to 12 months by the judges. Other than Nocolas, his colleague who is also a driver, Hanung Pekik Hermantoro, 25, got the same punishment, namely one year in prison in the trial of the Denpasar District Court.

The judge considered that the defendants were proved to have

jointly abused narcotic belonging to marijuana weighing 0.1 gram net and 0.86 gram net for them. They were charged under Article 127 paragraph 1 letter (a) of the Law No.35/2009 in conjunction with

Article 55 paragraph 1 of the first point of Criminal Code on narcotics. Both defendants have been proved to use narcotic (marijuana) together without the right for themselves. (kmb37)

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Proxy war of drugs targets teenagers

CURRENT threats to the survival of Indonesia are extraordinary. Without being anticipated, they will be a boomerang and destroy this beloved nation. Today the most dangerous war no longer involves arms and defense equipment, but the proxy war and brainwashing. The threat of terror, radicalism, ISIS, anarchism and drugs are included in the modern warfare.

Currently the nature and characteristics of the war have shifted and created a whole range of new wars such as the proxy war. Proxy war is a tactic of confrontation between two major powers by using stuntmen to avoid direct confrontation. The impact of this war is fatal destruction. Bali as a world tourist

destination will face internal and external problems. Various methods will be committed to undermine Balinese people.

“Our young generation has been infiltrated. Security forces and the government continue to arrest perpetrators of drugs, carry out raids and catch the kingpins. The market

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is missing, but the drug syndicates do not want to give up. They target student environment at high, junior high and elementary schools. In the future, our children have been prepared to be their marketers,” said Commander of the 163/Wirasatya Military Resort, I Nyoman Cantiasa, Friday (Feb. 26).

If the next generation is in drug dependence, added the Commander, they need money to buy drugs, must find the money and ultimately commit crimes. Initially they steal their parents’ money on a small scale and then steal to their neighbors and wider environment.

“The threat of proxy war and brainwashing is very hazardous.

Therefore, we as stakeholders, local government, police, military institution and relevant agencies must be united. All components must think about how to save our children. Otherwise, we do not know how their future will look like because this nation depends on them. We will grow old, retire and die. Who else will succeed, except for them,” he said.

If they are damaged, he added, where this nation will be carried out and it surely leads to destruction.

According to this officer from Buleleng, the threat of proxy war and brainwashing to younger generation has begun to enter. Therefore, parents have to save the nation’s next generation.

“Who else other than Balinese people and people living in Bali will save? Drugs have been difficult to stop. Some time ago unscrupulous members of military and police personnel, members of parliament were arrested in drug cases. They should become a role model. Who else will protect? From smallest environment namely families have to do it,” hoped the graduate of the Military Academy of 1990 batch.

This achiever of the Adhi Mahayasa award appealed to Balinese people to be more vigilant considering the wide presence of tourist destinations, villas, guesthouses and apartments. He asked if anyone knows or sees drug users or dealers to directly report.

Currently, drugs become common enemy that can destroy this nation. Otherwise, it will damage the future of our generation. To that end, Balinese people must be vigilant against the technique of this new war.

Circulation of drugs is very alarming. Consumptive lifestyle is deliberately infiltrated into young generation as one of the models of the proxy war. When younger generation is absorbed, third party will easily grab the wealth of Indonesia.

“If we get complacent, it means destruction,” he said.

Chief of the Bali Narcotics Agency (BNNP), I Putu Gede Suastawa, said that Bali is ranked

eleventh in terms of drug abusers in Indonesia. Starting this year, drug prevention efforts will be put forward customary village. Bali gets a special budget for the dissemination to customary village and the portions are larger than other programs’.

“Each customary village will be allotted to get ten activities. This is our struggle to Central BNN in order to obtain a special budget,” he said. With the intensive dissemination to customary village, he expected that early prevention can be done. Customary village is expected to be frontliner. “Until now, people are more afraid of customary rules or awig-awig or pararem issued by customary village. I think these conditions can be used to protect the residents from the hazards of drugs,” said Suastawa.

According to the Chief of BNNP Bali, the number of drug abusers decreased slightly in 2015. It happened due to the influence of rehabilitation and dissemination on the hazards of drugs having been intensively conducted.

On that account, this year the dissemination of such information to customary village is increasingly intensified. “There has been higher self-protection and awareness of drug hazards. We hope that all Balinese people are aware and no one will use drugs,” said Suastawa. (rah)

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Balinese Temple Ceremony

Every Temple and Shrine has a special date for it annual Ceremony, or “ Odalan “, every 210 days according to Balinese calendar, including the smaller ancestral shrine which each family possesses. Because of this practically every few days a ceremony of festival of some kind takes place in some Village in Bali. There are also times when the entire island celebrated the same Holiday, such as at Galungan, Kuningan, Nyepi day, Saraswati day, Tumpek Landep day, Pagerwesi day, Tumpek Wayang day etc.

The dedication or inauguration day of a Temple is considered its birth day and celebration always takes place on the same day if the wuku or 210 day calendar is used. When new moon is used then the celebration always happens on new moon or full moon. The day of course can differ the religious celebration of a temple lasts at least one full day with some temple celebrating for three days while the celebration of Besakih temple, the Mother Temple, is never less than 7 days and most of the time it lasts for 11 days, depending on

the importance of the occasion.

The celebration is very colorful.

The shrine are dressed with pieces of cloths and sometimes with brocade, sailings, decorations of carved wood and sometimes painted with gold and Chinese coins, very beautifully arranged, are hung in the four corners of the shrine. In front of shrine are placed red, white or black umbrellas depending which Gods are worshipped in the shrines.

In front of important shrine one sees, besides these umbrellas soars,

tridents and other weapons, the “umbul-umbul”, long flags, all these are prerogatives or attributes of Holiness. In front of the Temple gate put up “Penjor”, long bamboo poles, decorated beautifully ornaments of young coconut leaves, rice and other products of the land. Most beautiful to see are the girls in their colorful attire, carrying offerings, arrangements of all kinds fruits and colored cakes, to the Temple. Every visitor admires the grace with which the carry their load on their heads.

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Ahead of Oscars, composer Morricone honored with Walk of Fame star

LOS ANGELES - Italian film composer Ennio Morricone, nominated for an Oscar this year for his work on “The Hateful Eight,” was awarded a star on Hollywood’s Walk of Fame on Friday, honoring his diverse career spanning decades.

Morricone, 87, has composed the scores for more than 450 films, from 1960s Spaghetti Westerns including “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” to Quentin Tarantino’s frontier drama “The Hateful Eight.”

“The international composers that had written in film, they have never had the pleasure that I have had today,” Morricone said in Italian at Friday’s ceremony.

The veteran composer is the frontrunner to win his first ever Oscar in the best original score race on Sunday, after five nominations in previous years.

“I never would have said it would be me, I never thought I would get it, when I would get it, if I would get it,” Morricone said about his Oscar nomination.

Tarantino and Weinstein Company cofounder Harvey Weinstein were on hand to pay tribute to Morricone on Friday, with the director saying he had been a long-time fan of the composer.

“I had a huge record collection I’d been collecting since I was a kid and I realized I

had more Ennio Morricone records than I have of anybody else,” Tarantino said.

“This is one of the richest careers in our industry, who has brought so much joy,” Weinstein added.

A Rome native, Morricone began his career as a film music composer in 1961 with “Il Federale.”

He received an honorary Oscar in 2007 for “his magnificent and multifaceted contributions to the art of film music,” working with directors such as Bernardo Bertolucci, Lina Wertmuller, Brian De Palma, Roman Polanski and Oliver Stone.

The composer most notably collaborated with Sergio Leone on the director’s westerns starring Clint Eastwood, such as “A Fistful of Dollars,” “For a Few Dollars More,” and “The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.”

Additionally, he wrote the scores for “The Battle of Algiers,” “Cinema Paradiso” and “Once Upon a Time in America.” (rtr)

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Huge Rally to Reject Reclamation Plan

Denpasar - The rejection on the reclamation plan is spreading throughout Bali. On Sunday, February 28, thousands of people from customary villages in Denpasar rallied to reject the plan.

The customary villages joined the rally were Kepaon, Pemogan, Pedungan, Sesetan, Sanur, Jalak Sidakarya, Serangan, Renon, Ketewel, Blahbatuh and Lembongan.

They rallied on Bali Mandara toll and it was finished by placing a giant banner stating that they reject the Benoa bay reclamation plan. The head of the rally committee, I Made Pung Rahmanadi said that the rally is done because the members of the parliament don’t do anything about the reclamation plan. They cannot support the aspiration of the people in Bali.

“There is great hope that this rally can make Indonesian President Jokowi cancel the decision to do reclamation in Benoa. The rally done by many people in Bali show that we reject the plan. We don’t want any kind of revitalisation or reclamation in Bali,” he added. The Head of Kepaon Customary Village, Ida Bagus Suteja said that to reject the plan, they even will go to Jakarta to meet the President himself. This is the effort to reject the reclamation plan.

With all of this rejection, will the investors continue the plan or find another way to develop the tourism accommodation? Most of the people reject the revitalisation or reclamation plan because they think that it is not necessary and doesn’t give any benefit.(win)

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Italian composer Ennio Morricone poses on his star after it was unveiled on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in Hollywood, California February 26, 2016.

Philippines may ban pop singer Madonna for disrespect to flag MANILA - American singer Madonna may face a ban in the Philippines for disrespecting its flag in her concerts this week in the capital Manila, a domestic broadcaster said on Friday, citing a historical commission official.

The 57-year-old entertainer is on a world tour to promote her “Rebel Heart” album, and did sold-out shows on Wednesday and Thursday.

“She ridiculed our flag,” the of-

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Madonna performs during her Rebel Heart Tour concert at Studio City in Macau, China February 20, 2016.

ficial, Teodoro Atienza, told radio station dzBB, adding that Madonna violated a law that prohibits the wearing of the Philippine flag “in whole, or in part, as a costume or uniform”.

The singer and concert producers could be held liable for the violation even if they were unaware of the law, said Atienza, who is chief of the heraldry section of the National Historical Commission of the Philippines.

“They may face deportation and might not be able to return to the country. She also allowed the flag to touch the stage floor, which is another violation.”

There was no immediate re-

sponse from the organisers of the concerts, held in the same hall where Pope Francis met Philippine families last year.

Madonna’s next stop will be in Singapore on Sunday.

A Roman Catholic bishop in the Philippines this week urged the faithful to boycott Madonna’s shows over her “suggestive” performance and “vulgar” clothes.

Roman Catholics make up about 80 percent of a population of more than 100 million in the Philippines, where the church has strong influence, blocking legislation on the death penalty, divorce and same-sex marriage. (rtr)

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The customary villages from Denpasar and other regencies rallied on Sunday, February 28 to reject the reclamation plan

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Verdict of drug case depends on the role of defendant From being freed to be sentenced for life

D E N PASAR - Latent drug hazards have actually been long echoed by the government. But lately, the drug eradication is increasingly supported by the government of the Republic of Indonesia because it can affect anyone indiscriminately

starting from the law enforcement officers, business community to people’s representatives.

Nationally, many drug cases have been revealed by the National Narcotics Agency (BNN). But in Bali, either police authority or the BNNP are equally excited to com-

bat drug trafficking. From the fact exposed by the BNNP and police authority, drugs are rarely seized at nightlife spots. Actually the nightlife spots such as discotheques are gold mining for drug traffickers.

Then, what about the punishment of drug dealers, users or drug

abuser? If attending a number of drug case trials, particularly in the Denpasar District Court on Jalan Sudirman, the punishment received is very varied. However, in most cases there are dissents between the prosecutors and the judges making the verdict. But in fact, virtually

there is no punishment of drug offenders increased from the prosecution. However, in many cases the verdict decreases or drastically decreases from the prosecution. drug....

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