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A Clean End to an Old Year Denpasar to D e p l o y Army of S t r e e t Cleaners to Remove the Debris of Ogoh-Ogoh Celebration s Metroba li.com reports that 1,700 cleaners will be dispatched to deal with the large amount of trash generated by “ogohogoh” parades on the eve before Hari Nyepi, March 31, 2014.

The head of the cleaning and parks department, I Ketut Wisada, said on Monday, March 17. 2014, “Beginning from sweepers and up to including local environmental

leaders, we will all be involved in cleaning up the trash after the parades.”

For the clean up after the parades Wisada said his teams would swing into action at 9:00 pm on March 30, 2013 and dump trucks would be mobilized starting at 11:00 pm.

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The Roads Less Travelled P u b l i c Reminded that Permits to Travel Roads on Bali During 24Hour Nyepi Period March 31, 2014 S t r i c t l y Limited to Emergency Transport to L o c a l Hospitals All the relevant departments of government in Bali are unanimous in their decision not to issue special dispensations to vehicles to travel the roads of Bali during the 24-hours of absolute silence on Hari Raya Nyepi beginning from sunrise on March 31, 2014 until sunrise the following

Continued from page 1 The Denpasar Cleaning and Parks department will be working to make sure the streets are clean on the official day of silence.

Officials are also asking the public to help clean up the refused generated by their participation in the ogoh-ogoh festivities.

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morning.

The only valid permits to travel the roads on Hari Suci Nyepi Tahun Baru Saka 1936 will be those issued by the chiefs of traditional villages for local residents needing to travel to a hospital on a medical emergency.

As reported by Suara Pembaruan, the agreement to respect the pact of silence on Wisada has asked that members of the community burning the left over ogoh-ogoh do so in local cemeteries in order to keep the main streets clean and avoid traffic jams.

The public is reminded that streetlights will be turned off starting at 1:00 am on March 31, 2014 in anticipation of the “Day of

Nyepi was confirmed by the p r o v i n c i a l spokesman for Bali, I Ketut Te n e n g , o n Saturday, March 22, 2014 Te n e n g reminded all businesses that must remain in operation on Nyepi D a y, s u c h a s hotels, hospitals and public utilities, to prepare to accommodate their staff at the place of employment over the 24-hour period as trips back and forth from their place of employment to their private residence will not be possible. www.balidiscovery.com

Silence.�

53 staff will be deployed to shut down a total of 643 electrical panels in Denpasar, only to be turned on again on the morning of April 1, 2014. www.balidiscovery.com

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BALI THE RIGHT WAY G’day again punters and welcome to the Nyepi 2014 edition of the paper.

Its that time of year again when we all spend the day being as quiet as we can, preferably in the dark. My understanding is that the night of Nyepi is when it's the most important to keep the lights down and the noise to as low a level as possible. The belief, as far as I can make out is that the spirits are flying around above the island and are looking for a place to land and as long as we can keep the lights down or completely turned off aliasj@kutaweekly.com these evil buggers cant see the island and keep going. Maybe they end up in Australia or Java, who knows. All I know is that after being on the island for more than 20 Nyepi days, I firmly believe that the rest of the world should maybe try and adopt something similar as its fantastic. The next day the sky is clear and the world seems like a much fresher place. Maybe its me after having almost two days rest and relaxation ??? who knows, but at the end of the day its great. I have often listened to a few tourists complain about losing a day or two of their holidays, who usually go on to say that it's a stupid tradition, but hey, if you really relax and get into the culture on the island you quickly work out that it is a magic place to live, hence so many people coming here multiple times every year, year after year. I hope this year the spirits fly straight past Bali and we get another year of peaceful living and I trust that all my Balinese friends and family enjoy their time.

This weeks brings us that much closer to the yearly visit from the Easter bunny, which also is starting to become a bigger event on the island each year. Many years ago you didn't see chocolate Easter eggs or anything to do with Easter, but now the people that are in charge have as usual adapted to suit the market and you can find just about anything you want relating to the Easter tradition. I think this year its on friday 18th & monday 21st I am always a little confused how the date changes each year. I believe there are a few of our sponsors doing a few deals for Easter so I will keep you informed as the day gets closer.

This week I would like to say a great big congratulations to our old mates Luchiano and Desi on there recent wedding in Batam. I am told from a higher authority that the attachie from Kuta Town Houses all jumped on a plane and went there for the event, ensuring that the Brazzilian chef also enjoyed a small Bucks night without getting into any trouble at all. It's a great thing when people find each other and fall in love and get married. Well done Luchiano and congratulations from your Bali family and friends.

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Bali's Singular Welcome to Visitors from the Sea who visited Benoa on a cruise ship in 2012.

Benoa is now Bali's main cruise port, easily outpacing Padang Bai, Tanah Amp and Celukan Bawang.

Benoa won the award for “Best Port Welcome” for the

cultural welcome afforded visiting ships that generally include traditional Balinese dancers and a live gamelan orchestra. www.balidiscovery.com

Benoa Harbor Cited for “Best Port Welcome” by Cruise Insight Magazine Bisnis.com reports that Cruise Insight Magazine has named Bali's southernmost cruise port of Benoa as “Best Port Welcome “ in awards recently presented in Miami, Florida.

The number of cruise ship visits in 2013 saw Benoa visited by 41 cruise ships with an estimated 39.105 foreign tourists on board. This was a significant increase from the 27,253 tourists

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Ok folks that about all I have this week, I hope the tipping gets better on my tote and I trust that you all stay safe, happy, healthy and always try to remember, if you tell the truth you don't have to try to remember anything.

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Far From Home, Needing Help Bali Working with Police to Create Travelers Aid Station in Kuta

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Bali Daily (The Jakarta Post) reports that The Bali Police's Tourism Assistance Center (TAC) in Kuta is helping to establish a travelers' aid center for foreign visitors encountering difficulties while in Bali.

Called the Foreigner Community Club (FCC), police lauded the new organization saying it was supported by expatriates living in Bali, some of who have donated personal funds to ensure the program's success.

The FCC will be located in Bali behind the TAC office already established in Kuta.

A senior Balinese police official, Comr. R. Umar Faroq, said: ? ? “[The] FCC is a group of

expatriates in Bali. We warmly welcome the initiative because it is for good reasons.”

Through providing assistance to island visitors, by helping tourists who have lost passports or bags or encounter other difficulties, Faroq said the FCC represented an innovative program of cooperation between the public and the police.

The FCC, now in the process

of being built, will have a rooms to temporarily house a tourist in need of assistance for 24-hours. The office will offer WiFi and provide networking with immigration, banking authorities, the Indonesian legal system and others to help sort out problems encountered by foreign tourists.

Speaking to the role of expatriate volunteers who will support the FCC, Faroq said they would work closely with local hospitals and other institutions of community support.

Faroq said the FCC will be launched in April with plans, if successful in Kuta, to launch similar centers in other tourist areas of the Island. www.balidiscovery.com

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Promises, Promises Provincial Authorities i n B a l i Promise to Get Tough on Illegal Tr a n s p o r t Operators and Illegal Guides The Bali Daily (Jakarta Post) reports that the provincial administration of Bali is once again promising to toughen enforcement on illegal tourist transportation and illegal tour guides.

In a somewhat seemingly contradictory, if not ironic, move, provincial authorities believe that enforcement could be improved by rewriting the current laws to provide for lighter sentences.

According to Ketut Arnawa of the Bali Public Order Agency (Satpol PP), throughout all of 2013 his office had taken legal steps against 324 violators of 27 by-laws, including violations of the province's tourism laws.

Said Arnawa: “Some of these violations were related to tourism, such as illegal tour guides and transport services. We have taken the matter to the court and the punishments ranged from 'tipiring' to deportation.”

Tipiring sees the violator brought before a special court to speed up the judicial process, typically resulting in a modest fine imposed by a magistrate.

Promising that enforcement would be increased on illegal tour guides and illegal tourist transportation in 2014, Arnawa said that his office had limited enforcement powers against illegal guides and illegal transport and even less enforcement authority against illegal accommodation providers - a matter left solely to the regencies.

“So far, 80 percent of the violations were found during inspections launched by our team, and only 20 percent originated from reports submitted by concerned citizens. In the future, we hope that the public will play a bigger role in reporting violations to us,” Arnawa explained.

The province is planning more surprise inspections of at least twice each month at tourist attractions in Bali to capture illegal guides and illegal transport operators.

86 tourist transportation operators were processed through speedy trials in 2013 and ended up paying a small fine.

While hundreds of illegal guides were rounded up in 2013, only 8 were actually brought to trial.

Because the possible prison term for working as an illegal guide is six months means the amount of supporting documents needed to bring a case to trial is substantial, creating an overwhelming burden on law enforcement and prosecutors who are overwhelmed

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and fail to bring all those caught breaking the law to trial.

After four months is spent preparing the legal dossier for trial, many charged with acting as an illegal guide simply fail to show up on their court date. The maximum sentence of six months does not allow the suspects to be held until trial and while police do confiscate the suspects ID cards, these are easily replaced in the home village of the illegal guide.

A suggestion has been floated of increasing the monetary fine that can be levied against illegal guides and reducing the sentence to just three months, preparing the way for violatorsto then be processed in the less bureaucratic Tipiring court process. “By doing so, we would be able to send the violators to the 'tipiring' court and process hundreds of cases in one week,” Arnawa explained.

Foreigners found working as illegal tour guides are, however, a different matter. Once caught in the act they are detained and handed over to immigration for eventual deportation. www.balidiscovery.com

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Taking Leave of Bali Bali by the Numbers: Domestic F l i g h t Decreased 2.71% While International F l i g h t s increased 6.23% in January 2014 The State News Agency Antara reports that Bali's Ngurah Rai Airport counted 3,661 domestic flight departures during the month of January 2014.

The chief of the Bali Statistic Bureau, Panusunan Siregar, said, “These figures represent a 2.71% decline when compared to December when 3,763 domestic departures took place.�

Siregar said the main destinations for domestic flights departing from Bali were Jakarta, Surabaya, Bandung, Yogyakarta and Ujung Pandang.

I n J a n u a r y, 2 0 3 , 7 5 4 passengers departing for Jakarta were down 1.55% percent from

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December 2013.

Surabaya departures declined 4.34% in January as compared to December, while Bandung, Yogyakarta and Ujung Pandang all increased 9.12%, 2.91% and 13.49%, respectively.

Siregar added that combined baggage and freight sent on a domestic journey in January totaled 3,740,3 tons, an increase of 4.55% compared to December 2013.

Actual cargo lifted on domestic segments in December declined 3.90% totaling only 644.4 tons.

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Panus u n a n Siregar continued saying that international departures from Ngurah Rai Airport t o t a l e d 2,234 flights in January 2 0 1 4 , i n c re a s i n g 6.23% from December when 2,103 international f l i g h t s departed the Island.

T h e n u m b e r o f international passenger totals were also up in January when 345,360 passengers left Bali bound for foreign locales. This was a 15.34% increase over January 2013 when 299,432 people flew internationally.

International cargo in January decreased 28.38% in January when compared to December. www.balidiscovery.com

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A British mechanic who shares his love of luxury cars with his dad has won nearly $196m l o t t e r y jackpot.

Neil Trotter, of Coulsdon in Surrey, scooped the ÂŁ108m ($196m) jackpot but he is not the first millionaire in the family, after his father Jim made his fortune as a businessman.

Neil Trotter will be able to mix it with his father, who has an enviable home and a fleet of luxury cars.

Neil Trotter, 41, runs his

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Mr Trotter Jnr celebrated his win with his partner Nicky and Budweiser beer.

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His win makes him Britain's National Lottery's fourth biggest winner.

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Dad finds out son not his after 21 years twice over."

A DNA test has left British Ms Robert told the court she man Andy Phillips without a didn't know for certain that Jordan son and the realisation that wasn't Mr Philips' son under the his wife lied to him for 22 DNA test in October 2011. years.

Mr Philips remembers vividly the emotional day in November 1990 that Jordan was born at Tameside General H o s p i t a l i n Derbyshire and placed in his arms.

He remembers buying him his first drum kit and watching amazed as his little boy immediately beat in perfect time to Hey Jude! by The Beatles But now the happy memories h a v e b e e n obliterated by the memory of 21-year-old Jordan turned up on Mr Philips' doorstep with the results of a DNA test.

"Jordan said there was something he had to tell me," he said. "He paused, and then he said: 'You're not my dad'."

Since then Mr Philips has tried to understand how he could have been so horribly deceived by Jordan's mother, 42-year-old Andrea Roberts.

Forced to pay child support after they separated when Jordan was seven, Mr Philips believes that his wife always suspected the boy was not really his son.

A bitter court case ended this week with Ms Roberts agreeing to pay Mr Philips $35,000, but Jordan is no longer to speaking to the man he once called 'Dad'.

Mr Philips went on to say he still "loves him like a son".

"He doesn't want to know me," he said. "It's as if I've lost him

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She wrote to Mr Philips telling him she wasn't a "bad person".

"I truly didn't have a plan at 18 years old, but as a terrified, immature, confused girl whose own father turned his back on me, I took each day and tried to do what was best at the time. You and I were together and that's how I wanted it to be. I'm not a bad person and wouldn't want to hurt anyone," she wrote.

However, to add salt to Mr Philips wounds, Ms Roberts is now in a relationship with Jordan's biological father her former childhood sweetheart.

According to further reports, court documents reveal the couple met in a Derbyshire pub in 1989 when Andrea was 17 and Andy 19.

"She approached me," Mr Philips said. "She was very pretty and chatty. We started going out together and I'd always walk her home afterwards. I was very loyal to her, right from the start."

But several months after they became lovers, she cheated on him with her first boyfriend, Paul Rothery, another former pupil from Glossop Comprehensive who Mr Philips knew from playing football at the local youth club.

M s Roberts claims her affair was a one-night stand.

"I can't forgive Andrea for not coming herself to tell me," he said. "I can't think what Jordan went through having to break that news to me because his mother didn't have the guts to do it.

"He'd already known for a few months, so I wonder if he'd done his grieving. He said that it wouldn't affect our relationship and that he still saw me as his father and that wouldn't change. I was in absolute shock but I said the same: that I loved him and he'd always be my son."

Mr Philips' solicitor Roger Terrell said paternity fraud claims were increasing.

In January 2013, in what was believed to be the first case of its kind, another of his clients received $46,000 in damages after discovering the son and daughter he had raised were not his.

Since then Mr Terrell has been contacted by dozens of other men who have been similarly deceivedit is estimated that one in 25 fathers are unwittingly raising children who are not theirs.

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Giant 'flower' helps spot alien planets A new Nasa invention could allow exoplanets t o b e photographed for the first time.

The 'giant space sunflower' would act as a starshade to block light from stars while allowing telescopes to see orbiting planets.

An exoplanet is a planet which orbits a star outside our solar system.

Nasa's latest attempt to photograph an alien planet capable of sustaining light could revolutionise our knowledge of alien planets.

While astronomers have been monitoring exoplanets for over a decade.they say that picking them out among stars billions of times brighter is hopeless, especially when the planet is a small, rocky world like Earth.

So Nasa has spent considerable time developing

starshade so effective.

"The shape of the petals, when seen from far away, creates a softer edge that causes less bending of light waves," Dr Shaklan said.

"Less light bending means that the starshade shadow is very techniques to block out dark, so the telescope can take starlight while preserving the light images of the planets without emitted by the planet. being overwhelmed by starlight.

That working in conjunction with a space-based telescope, the "The starshade is also starshade is able to position itself unique in that, unlike most spaceprecisely between the telescope based instruments, it's one part of and the star that's being observed, a two-spacecraft observation and can block the starlight before it system. even reaches the telescope's "We can use a pre-existing mirrors. With the starlight space telescope to take the suppressed, light coming from pictures. exoplanets orbiting the star would “The starshade has be visible. thrusters that will allow it to move Engineer Dr Stuart Shaklan around in order to block the light said the flower-shaped petals from different stars." were part of what made the

Human speed bump to save twins A 22-year-old mother used herself as a human speed bump under her own car to save her toddler twins.

Mindy Tran emerged from being run over with a crushed knee and a dislocated hip.

Ms Tran had just moved into a new apartment in Lawrence, Massachusetts in the US, and had backed her Honda vehicle into the garage, thought she put it in park and got out of the car, leaving her two-year-old twins in the back

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seat.

The car started rolling and Ms Tran's first instinct was to try to push it back into the garage to stop it from rolling on to the busy street beyond the garage.

Ms Tran threw herself under the moving car before neighbours ran to help, jumping into the car and putting on the brakes.

Firefighters arrived and stabilized the car lifted the car of Ms Tran.

She has since been in and out of hospitals and had surgeries to fix her injured legs.

She said she would walk again."It was all for my kids. I'm just glad my kids are fine," the brave mum said.

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Highs of Dale Steyn's final over countered by lows of Netherlands' record loss at World T20 IT was a case of the good, the bad and the ugly at the I C C W o r l d Tw e n t y 2 0 overnight as one of the most thrilling run-chases in recent memory was followed by the most lopsided match in T20 international history.

bowled two overs in a T20 international without conceding a run (Nuwan Kulasekara, who took 1-0).

Just for good measure, Sri Lanka knocked off one more record when it completed the run chase in just five overs, finishing 14 balls earlier than the previous shortest successful run chase in a

Records tumbled in Sri Lanka's ninewicket win over Netherlands, a team that was only in the main stage of the tournament after pulling off an incredible victory of its own over Ireland in the qualifying stage.

But the gulf in class between the Dutch and the top cricketing nations was shown up in Chittagong as Sri Lanka pummelled the Netherlands from pillar to post.

Only one batsman wearing orange, South Australia's Tom Cooper, managed to make it into double figures as the Dutch were rolled for just 39 in 10.3 overs.

That resulted in the following records being broken: - Lowest total in a T20 international (39 - previous record was 56 by Kenya against Afghanistan) - Shortest completed innings in a T20 international (63 balls — previous record was 74

by South Africa against Pakistan) - First time a bowler has

T20 international.

It was a harsh reality check for the Netherlands, and an emphatic statement of intent from the world's top Twenty20 side.

But as good as Sri Lanka's bowlers were, none completed an over filled with the quality and drama of arguably the world's most complete bowler, Dale Steyn.

The South African paceman led his side to victory over New Zealand in the day's first match, keeping the Proteas' hopes of a first World Cup trophy alive.

The odds were stacked heavily in the Black Caps' favour heading into the final over, requiring seven runs for victory

and having Ross Taylor in sparkling form with the bat.

Unfortunately for New Zealand, Taylor wasn't on strike as Steyn removed wicketkeeper Luke Ronchi with the first ball of the over.

Nathan McCullum was the new batsman and he was greeted by two high quality deliveries from Steyn that resulted in two dot balls, and all of a sudden the equation was seven runs required off three balls.

T h e pressure was relieved as McCullum hit the fourth ball of the over to the cover boundary, bringing the runs required to three from two but the Steyn show was only just getting started. The fifth ball of the over saw McCullum dismissed as he came down the wicket and scooped the ball to Faf du Plessis, who took a good diving catch at cover.

That left three runs required off the final ball of the match, and finally New Zealand had its trump card on strike.

However, this was Dale's time to shine and nothing was going to get in his way. Taylor could only manage to bunt the final delivery straight back to Steyn, who completed the run out before breaking out into wild celebrations.

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NSW claims Sheffield Shield title after umpires bring early end to final against Western Australia NEW SOUTH WALES claimed the Sheffield Shield title for the first time since 2008 after umpires brought an early end to the final against Western Australia in Canberra.

NSW, who only needed a draw to seal become champions, made it to an unbeatable 464-run lead after lunch on Tuesday at 4-197 in their second innings.

Both teams sought permission from Cricket Australia to end the match early and the request was granted, with play ending at 1.50pm.

Moises Henriques was awarded man-of-the-match

honours for his first innings hundred.

Blues skipper Steve Smith backed up his stellar Test form by bringing up his century 10 minutes before the end and he was unbeaten on 103.

NSW batsman Kurtis Patterson (52) was the only batsman to fall on the final day,

reaching his halfcentury before being caught at backward point off the bowling of Shield player of the year Marcus North (1-10).

While having the majority of day four washed out didn't help WA's cause, they also lacked penetration throughout the match on a flat Manuka Oval wicket.

The Blues' dominant position was set up by a six-wicket haul to paceman Josh Hazlewood and a classy first innings ton from Test squad all-rounder Henriques, the duo delivering a killer one-two blow to WA's hopes of winning their first Shield in 15 years.

Marcos Ambrose V8 return rumours have defending V8 SUPERCARS star Jamie Whincup says he is excited by reports ex-champion Marcos Ambrose could return to Australia as part of an American-backed team.

Ambrose has been linked to a possible entry in the 2015 V8 championship by the powerful Penske Racing operation, which currently runs Will Power's three-car IndyCar team as well as a two-car NASCAR Sprint Cup team.

Team Penske president Tim Cindric has told Australian motorsports website Speedcafe.com he “would like to find a way” for the team to be involved in next year's V8 series.

Two-time V8s champion Ambrose, who has been racing in the United States since 2006, was also named by Cindric as a driver

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they'd definitely be interested in getting to headline any V8 operation.

Whincup, who was just beginning his V8 Supercars career when Ambrose was winning backto-back championships in 200304, says he'd relish an opportunity to race the Tasmanian once more.

“I can see where the appeal would be with Marcos, because he knows those guys,” Whincup said.

“He's certainly got a lot of V8 Supercar experience and he's an extremely good driver.

“It's interesting. It's only rumours at the moment but it's an interesting concept.

“It'd be great to drive along one of the best V8 Supercar drivers we've seen.”

Cindric says any formal planning to try and get a V8 entry together wouldn't happen until after this year's Indy 500 in May, an event Team Penske has won 15 times.

Whincup says, whether the American giant does get involved or not, the fact it's even contemplating an entry is a huge plus for the V8 championship.

“Hopefully it'll lead to a lot more international events, which is what we want to do,” he said.

“We do want to expand that side of it, maybe with Penske involved it'll make that transition easier.”

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Port Adelaide's Ollie Wines ready to take on Adelaide Crows star Patrick Dangerfield POWER young gun Ollie Wines says he would relish the opportunity to go head to head with Crows star Patrick Dangerfield in this Saturday's Showdown.

“I think I'm pretty confident to go against most players,” Wines said when asked about a potential matchup with Dangerfield.

“I'd definitely go out there and give it a crack and hope to come out on top.”

Geelong had some success tagging Dangerfield with youngster Cameron Guthrie in Round 1.

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The Cats' ability to physically wear down the Crows' co-captain has also been given a lot of attention.

But Wines was adamant the Power wouldn't look to “pick off” Dangerfield this weekend.

“I don't think we'll pick him off in any way,” Wines said.

“Obviously Showdowns are pretty heated matches and there's going to be a lot of physical battles. I think both teams will go after each other.”

The midfielder, who was one of Port's best in a Round 1 win against Carlton, said favouritism would count for little on Saturday.

“Knowing Showdowns I don't think anyone can really be a favourite.

Anything can happen,” he said.

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Townsville-born Jack Miller wins opening race of Moto3 World Championship in Qatar he headed up to the podium.

Only a handful of Australian AUSTRALIA, you have a new “That last lap was a little bit riders have won in the world motorcycle racing star, and scary to be honest. Alex and I championship's junior class, Casey his name is Jack Miller.

The Townsville-born teen stormed to victory in the opening race of the Moto3 World Championship in Qatar, his maiden win in the stepping-stone class to MotoGP. The 19-year-old KTM rider prevailed after a heated, race-long battle with Honda rival Alex Marquez, younger brother of current MotoGP world champion Marc.

From third on the grid, his first front row start in Moto3, Miller took off like a scalded cat to lead into turn one, followed by Marquez.

The pair were soon in a race of their own, opening up a two second gap with Marquez assuming the lead until the chasing pack of riders caught the breakaway on the final lap.

“It's incredible,” Miller said as

pushed so hard in those early laps and the tyres (didn't last like) I thought they would.”

After swapping the lead early o n t h e f i n a l t o u r, M a r q u e z succumbed to the heavy pressure from the Australian only a few corners from home, running wide and leaving the door open for Miller to claim his first Moto3 victory.

“I was trying to work it for the slipstream on the last lap and then Alex had the moment.

“I just had to go, like, ah, just f*** it, I'll go alone and push, and it worked out beautifully.”

His Red Bull KTM Ajo bike crossed the line a scant two tenths of a second over his rival's Honda, with Efren Vazquez third for Miller's old team. The top six were covered by just 0.586 seconds.

Stoner the most recent in Malaysia in 2004, coincidentally aboard a KTM. After three years of toil and pain, wringing the neck of uncompetitive machines, breaking bones as he crashed trying to extract more than the bike would give, Miller is now on top of the world.

In his first race for his new team Miller heads to the next round at the Circuit of The Americas leading the world championship.

“I can't thank the team enough, it was awesome,” he said. “The first race, first podium, first victory; it's incredible.

“And sorry for my language...”

For all those worrying about our future stocks in MotoGP, Miller showed the legacy of Gardner, Doohan and Stoner is in safe hands.

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Arrested for sneaking to top of skyscraper A teenage boy was arrested after sneaking into One World Trade centre, which is still under construction in New York City and is the nation's tallest building, and ascending its 104 floors to the antenna, police said.

Justin Casquejo, 16, of Weehawken, New Jersey, was carrying his camera when he crawled through a small hole in the construction fence encircling the World Trade Centre site in lower Manhattan shortly after 4 a.m. on Sunday morning, a spokesman for the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey said.

He then clambered up scaffolding to enter the building, took an elevator to the 88th floor and climbed stairs to the tower's antenna, which rises 1,776 feet above the ground.

Joseph Pentangelo, a spokesman for the Port Authority, the public agency that owns the building, declined to directly address reports that the guard assigned to protect the skyscraper's

upper floors was asleep at the time.

"I'm going to characterize it as 'inattentive'", he said, adding that the guard had since been fired.

Port Authority police arrested Casquejo inside the building about two hours after he first entered, Pentangelo said.

Casquejo said on his Facebook page he was keen on the running and jumping sport of parkour and posted pictures of himself posing with the World Trade Center in the background, His Facebook page appeared to have been removed on Thursday morning.

Casquejo was charged with

arraigned before being released, according to the Manhattan district attorney's office.

One count of criminal trespass in the third degree carries a maximum sentence of 90 days in prison one count of trespass carries a maximum sentence of 15 days in prison.

Casquejo could not immediately be reached for comment. A lawyer representing him declined to comment.

The Port Authority has spent millions of dollars on security measures for the skyscraper, which is due to open later this year and which replaces the Twin Towers that were destroyed by Al Qaeda hijackers on September 11, 2001.

Joseph Dunn, the Port Authority's chief security officer, said in a statement that the agency takes security breaches "extremely seriously".

"We continue to reassess our security posture at the site and we are constantly working to make this site as secure as possible," the statement said.

Drunken Aussie fined after AK-47 threat A drunken Australian who claimed he had an AK-47 and threatened to break a window on a Jetstar flight to New Zealand has been told to cough up $NZ500 ($A472) or face further action.

The man, in his 30s, was met at Christchurch airport by the police after his unruly behaviour on a night flight from Melbourne.

The man was drunk and obnoxious from the start of the flight, but it escalated when he lit a cigarette, a passenger told police in an interview.

When told to put it out, the man demanded to be let off the plane, which was then above the Tasman Sea.

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He threatened to break a window if the flight crew did not let him off.

A flight attendant took away his cigarette lighter and asked if he was carrying any contraband.

The man replied: "Yeah, take the bag. It's got an AK-47 in there."

Another man sat next to the drunken passenger and calmed him down until the flight landed, and the other passengers had to wait until police escorted him off before they could leave.

The man went quietly with police and was issued with an unruly passenger infringement notice under the Civil Aviation Act, said Sergeant Brian Kench, the officer in charge of Christchurch airport police.

He'll have to pay up within two weeks or face further enforcement actionwhich could see him in court.

Sgt Kench said police took the issue seriously as there was nothing worse for passengers than having their flight disrupted by an unruly passenger.

The notices were issued only occasionally, usually for if flight passengers are intoxicated or not complying with the crew, he said.

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Giant vagina statue causes a stir A COMMUNITY arts event is facing criticism after children were encouraged to crawl into the vagina of a giant statue in Geelong's Johnstone Park at the weekend.

Geelong teacher Terry Read took his four year old son to the Figment arts festival and was not impressed with what he found.

The first installation the pair stepped into was a giant red teepee.

Inside the tent were “dozens” of paintings of vaginas.

A short while later they found a large statue of a naked women with legs spread and a red cloth crawling tunnel for children between her legs.

Mr Read said he was not personally offended by the art, but thought it was inappropriate for an event promoted as all-ages and family-friendly.

“I'm no prude, I just think it was pretty inappropriate,” said Mr Read, who teaches at a Geelong primary school.

“To my mind, it (the event) was a celebration of the female anatomy,

which is fine, but that was never alluded to in advance; it was hardly appropriate for a four-yearold.

“It (the large statue) looked fairly innocent from behind, it was only when you walked around the front that you realized the crawling tunnel was a huge vagina.

“It was clearly designed and purpose-built for children.

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Event organiser Miriam Fathallasaid she had not heard any complaints about the festival, estimating that 400-500 people attended.

“We didn't have anybody say anything to us, and I was there the whole weekend. We (the organisers) were all identifiable in bright pink T-shirts and I didn't hear any complaints,” she said.

“I think we had a really great weekend with the whole community lots of people came down and had a good time.”

Mr Read questioned whether the festival was appropriate for its location.

“It's an open space right in the center of our city. It wasn't like it was fenced off or in a gallery,” he said.

“We're talking about an iconic park in the middle of town, where we display the city's cenotaph. You have to ask whether that's an appropriate use of public space.”

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Child survives three-story they could.

"It didn't seem real until he was kind of hanging from that cord, because you know there's no way he's going to get back in the window, it's kind of now up to Konrad to catch him," Jennifer Lighter said.

"I kind of grabbed him and lowered him real fast to the box spring," Konrad Lighter said. "I The couple called was getting ready because I emergency responders after knew he couldn't get back to the spotting the 3-year-old as he window and he fell and I caught was about to make his fall in a him."

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Living on yacht and collecting welfare A couple who collected food stamps and other public assistance from Minnesota while living on a yacht in Florida were being sought on fraud charges, prosecutors said.

Colin Chisholm III and his wife, Andrea Chisholm, accepted more than $165,000 in public assistance between 2005 and 2012 before benefits were terminated, according to prosecutor Mike Freeman in Hennepin County, Minnesota.

Charges against Colin Chisholm were filed in February but they were kept sealed while police searched for the couple, Chuck Laszewski, a spokesman for Freeman, said. "They know by now we are looking for them."

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charged with a felony count of wrongfully obtaining public assistance in excess of $35,000, the highest threshold under Minnesota law.

They bought a $1.2 million yacht, The Andrea Aras, in 2005 shortly after applying for welfare benefits in Minnesota, according to complaints against them. They have been accused of living on the yacht in the area of Palm Beach,

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They have lived in luxury homes in suburban Minneapolis, driven a $30,000 Lexus and also collected welfare benefits in Florida, the complaint said.

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Don't let that discourage you. Give whatever-it-is the careful and considered attention it needs and you'll be surprised and delighted by promise it holds. There really is no need to rush or accelerate a process now.

Scorpio Oct 24 - Nov 22 Many people wish they possessed your intuition. You know how sharp and accurate it can be. There are times when you can 'tune in' to individuals and situations with digital clarity and you've learned to trust much of what your intuition tells you. That's why you are right to be guided by your deepest instincts now. Where others are intent on taking situations at face value, you're blessed with insight that will reassure you of the reality behind them. Once you're able to see how things really stand, you'll be much better placed to draw a certain conclusion.

Aries Mar 21 - Apr 20 Children understand the need to ask questions. It's interesting though how they're often more focused on whether or not asking a particular person a question will provide an answer. They want acknowledgement as much as they want truth and look for consistency in answers they're given. What matters this week is your willingness to ask specific questions. Don't be concerned too much with how 'right' an answer is at this stage. Little by little, you will attain the right answer by making a correct deduction based on consistency to what you're being told.

Taurus Apr 21 - May 21 Are promises really like pie crusts? Are they really made to be broken? Of course not. We know, in our hearts, when we pledge commitment in some way how real what we're pledging is and developments this week will serve to reinforce how 'long term' what you're committing to is. Whether your commitment involves an organization or an individual, there is permanence attached to whatever or whoever you're giving yourself to.

This is a time to stick with what gets started and rarely has the cosmos been so supportive to ensure you do.

Gemini May 22 - Jun 22 Sometimes, we believe we have all the time in the world during our brief stay on this spinning rock. We put off until tomorrow what we know we ought to be doing today. We even create reasons to procrastinate and convince ourselves they're valid. This week, it could become clear that time isn't on your side in ways you believed where a certain plan close to your heart is concerned. It is time to move a certain plan up a notch or two and boost your faith levels. To do this will require assistance from someone else. Trust that they share your time sensitive vision.

Leo Jun 24 - Aug 23 We sometimes overlook or are oblivious to how many 'commitments' we have in our worlds. We have friendships on various levels; there are individuals and organizations to which we are obliged in different ways. We are aware that, without any of these, life would be very dull and lonely.

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"When I'm Gone" is a song recorded by American rock band 3 Doors Down. It was released in October 2002 as the lead single from their second album, Away from the Sun. It peaked at No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in April 2003. The song also spent seventeen weeks atop the Billboard Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart from November 2002 through March 2003, becoming one of the longest-running number-one singles on that chart.[1] The song also peaked No. 2 on the Hot Modern Rock Tracks chart almost reaching No. 1 by one spot from Queens of the Stone Age's No One Knows on the issue dated February 15, 2003. It spent one week atop t h e T o p 4 0 Mainstream chart for one week on May 3, 2003 and also peaked at No. 3 on the Adult Top 40 chart. This song is featured on the rhythm video game Band Hero.

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An Ogoh-ogoh is normally standing on a pad Nyepi day in Bali, Indonesia. Ogoh-ogoh built of timber planks and bamboos. The pad is normally have form of mythological beings, designed to sustain the mostly demons. As with Ogoh-ogoh while it is being many creative endeavours lifted and carried around the based on Balinese Hinduism, village or the town square. the creation of Ogoh-ogoh There are normally eight or represents spiritual aims more men carrying the Ogohinspired by Hindu ogoh on their shoulders. This philosophy. procession is accompanied The main purpose of the making of Ogoh-ogoh is the purification of the natural environment of any spiritual pollutants emitted from the activities of living beings (especially humans). The forms of Ogoh-ogoh represent the BhutaKala (Bhuta: eternal energy, Kala: eternal time), according to Hindu teachings. The imperceptible potentials of nature cannot be thoroughly explored by anyone.

Philosophically, civilized men are required to manage the natural resources without damaging the environment itself.

Aside from being the symbol of Bhuta-Kala, Ogoh-ogoh is considered a symbol of modes of nature that form the malicious characters of living beings. Ogoh-ogoh are usually made by the group of artists found in villages around Bali. After being paraded on a convoy around the town, finally it is

by orchestral music performed by the youth. The use of flares is also a main part of the parade.

During the procession, the Ogoh-ogoh is rotated counter-clockwise three times. This act is done at e v e r y T- j u n c t i o n a n d crossroad of the village.

Rotating the effigies during the cremational parade and the eve of Nyepi represents the contact of the bodies with the spirits. It is intended to bewilder the evil spirits so that they go away and cease harming human beings.

The Ogoh-ogoh is a very recent addition to the Nyepi ceremonies, first appearing in Denpasar in the early 1980s. At that time, they were carefully monitored for any criticism of the Suharto regime.

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A simple Prayer At dinner, a little boy was asked to lead the prayer.

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"Okay," stuttered the boy.

"Dear Lord, Thank you for our visitors and their children, who finished all my cookies and ice cream.

Bless them so they won't come again. Forgive our neighbour's son, who removed my sister's clothes and wrestled with her on her bed. This coming Christmas, please send clothes to all those poor naked ladies on my daddy's Blackberry and provide shelter for the homeless men who use mom's room when daddy is at work. AMEN" Dinner was cancelled.

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The teacher assigned to the boys was waiting outside the men's toilet when one of the boys came out and told her that none of them could reach the urinal.

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THE IRISH CHRISTENING The Lovely Gladys Paddy's pregnant sister was in a terrible car accident and went into a deep coma.

After nearly six months, she woke up and saw that she was no longer pregnant. Frantically she asked the doctor about her baby.

The doctor replied: "You had twins, a boy and a girl. The babies are fine.

"However, they were poorly at birth and had to be christened immediately, so your brother Paddy came in and named them."

The woman thought to herself: "Oh suffering Jesus, no, not me brother. He's a clueless idiot."

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The new mother was somewhat relieved and thought to herself: "Wow, that's a really beautiful name.

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Scrap dealer finds $20 million Faberge egg When a scrap metal dealer from U.S. Midwest bought a golden ornament at a junk market, it never crossed his mind that he was the owner of a $20 million Faberge egg hailing from the court of imperial Russia.

In a mystery fit for the tumultuous history of Russia's ostentatious elite, the 8-cm (3inch) golden egg was spirited out of St Petersburg after the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution and then disappeared for decades in the United States.

An unidentified man in the United States spotted the egg while searching for scrap gold and purchased it for $14,000, hoping to make a fast buck by selling it to the melting pot.

But there were no takers because he had overestimated the value of the watch and gems tucked inside the egg.

In desperation, the man searched the Internet and then realized he might have the egg that Russian Tsar Alexander III had given to his wife, Maria Feodorovna, for Easter in 1887.

When the scrap metal man approached London's Wartski antiques dealer, he was in shock.

"His mouth was dry with fear he just couldn't talk. A man in jeans, trainers and a plaid shirt handed me pictures of the lost Imperial egg. I knew it was genuine," Kieran McCarthy, director of the Wartski antique dealer said.

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Wartski acquired the egg for an unidentified private collector.

McCarthy said he could not reveal the identity of the man who found the egg, its sale price or the collector, though he did say that the collector was not Russian.

"We are antique dealers so we doubt everything but this story is so wonderful you couldn't really make it up - it is beyond fiction and in the legends of antique dealing, there is nothing quite like this."

'BEYOND FICTION' Rich Russians, who before the revolution once dazzled European aristocracy with their extravagance, have since the 1991 fall of the Soviet Union returned to stun the West by snapping up treasures, real estate and even football clubs.

Metals tycoon Viktor Vekselberg bought a collection of Imperial Faberge Easter Eggs for $90 million from the Forbes family in 2004. The eggs were brought back to Moscow and put on exhibition in the Kremlin.

A Russian businessman with a passion for Tsarist treasures,

Alexander Ivanov, said he was behind the $18.5 million purchase of a Faberge egg in London in 2007.

Peter Carl Faberge's lavish eggs have graced myths ever since they were created for the Russian Tsars Only royalty and billionaires can ever hope to collect them. Current owners include Queen Elizabeth and the Kremlin.

Tsar Alexander III asked Faberge to make one egg a year until his son, the next Tsar Nicholas II, ordered him to make two a year one for his wife and one for his mother. The tradition ended in 1917 when Nicholas was forced to abdicate and he and his family were executed by the Bolsheviks.

As Russia's rich rushed to the exits, treasures were sold off under Vladimir Lenin and his successor Josef Stalin as part of a policy known a s " Tr e a s u r e s i n t o Tractors".

The mystery golden egg, which opens to r e v e a l a Va c h e r o n Constantin watch set with diamond set gold hands, was last recorded in Russia in 1922, two years before Lenin's death. It will go on display in London next month.

"It is nothing but wonderment and miracle - a miracle that the egg survived," said McCarthy. "The treasure had sailed through various American owners and dangerously close to the melting pot."

Peter Carl Faberge made some 50 imperial eggs for the Russian Tsars from 1885 to 1916.

Forty-two have survived, according to Faberge. Some others were made for merchants.

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A Tibetan mastiff puppy has been sold in China for almost $2 million in what could be t h e m o s t expensive dog sale ever.

A property developer paid 12 million yuan ($1.9 million) for the oneyear-old goldenhaired mastiff at a "luxury pet" fair in the eastern province of Zhejiang.

"They have lion's blood and are top-of-the-range mastiff studs," the dog's breeder Zhang Gengyun was quoted as saying, adding that another red-haired canine had sold for 6 million yuan.

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The golden-haired animal was 80 centimetres (31 inches) tall, and weighed 90 kilograms (nearly 200 pounds), Zhang said, adding that he was sad to sell the animals.

"Pure Tibetan mastiffs are very rare, just like our nationally treasured pandas, so the prices

One red mastiff named "Big Splash" reportedly sold for 10 million yuan ($1.5 million) in 2011, in the most expensive dog sale then recorded.

The buyer at the Zhejiang expo was said to be a 56year-old property developer from Qingdao who hopes to breed dogs himself, according to the report.

"A lot of the sky-high priced deals are just breeders hyping each other up, and no money actually changes hands," Xu said.

Owners say the mastiffs, descendants of dogs used for hunting by nomadic tribes in central Asia and Tibet, are fiercely loyal and protective.

Awkward dating book gets book award A tongue-incheek book that purports to deal with an awkward but critical issue, "How to Poo on a Date", scooped an award for the Oddest Book Title of the Year.

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The winner of the Diagram Prize, awarded annually since 1978 and based on a public vote since 2000, beat out other titles including "Are Trout South African?" and "WorkingClass Cats: The Bodega Cats of New York City".

The prize, which carries no cash award, is run by The

Bookseller, a British-based business magazine and website for the book industry.

"The public have chosen wisely. Not only have they picked a title that truly captures the spirit of the prize, they have selected a manual that can help one through

life's more challenging and delicate moments," Horace Bent, described as "custodian of the prize", said in a press release.

The Diagram Award was founded in 1978 at the annual Frankfurt Book Fair and was first awarded to "Proceedings of the Second International Wo r k s h o p o n N u d e Mice".

Previous winners include "Cooking with Poo", a Thai cookbook by Bangkok resident SaiyuudDiwong, whose nickname is Poo, and last year's winner "Goblinproofing One's Chicken Coop".

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