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Self-energizing Bali Needs to Become More Energy Dependent The State News Agency Antara reports that Commission VII of the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR-RI) is urging new direct generating sources of electrical energy be created in Bali. Continue to page 2

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Continued from page 1 The chairman of Commission VII, S. Milton Pakpahan, on a group junket of national legislators to Bali, said the impetus to create more Bali-based power generation capabilities follows the total blackout of the Island that occur on Saturday, July 12, 2014. “As a major tourism destination, the incident that caused Bali to go dark must be anticipated and prevented in the future,” said Pakpahan. For this reason, Pakpahan said he would continue to lobby for the development of Indonesia's energy sector through research

and technology. Bali, he said, must strive to become more energy independent, reducing or eliminating the need for power distributed from Java's power grid. Another member of Commission VII expressed similar sentiments, Sutan

Bhatoegana said Bali was a “window on Indonesia” adding, “whatever happens in Bali receives the interest and spotlight of the entire world. Because of this, Bhatoegena agrees with Pakpahan, saying Bali is a “special case” – especially as regards the development of renewable fuel sources. Bali currently consumes 794.752 kilowatts with minimal stand-by reserve of 19.8 megawatts. The majority of Bali's power is “imported” from generating stations in nearby Java. www.balidiscovery.com

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BALI THE RIGHT WAY Gday again folks and welcome to the Lebaran edition of the hottest little newspaper in Bali, It's a great time of year on the island as we all (well almost all of us) get a weeks holiday. Many local people will take off back to their villages or home towns for a quick break as the holiday pay hits the bank accounts. The buses will be flat out and everything comes almost to a standstill. There are the usual supply issues that we have every year with somethings, but this usually rights aliasj@kutaweekly.com itself in a few days as the powers that be let the trucks start rolling on the island again. Being that Bali is probably the most desirable place to take a vacation, and not just for us Westerners, which means there is about a billion peope from all around Indonesia and South East Asia that are heart set on heading to Bali to enjoy some time off. The powers that be will generally stop all no essential trucks from entering the island as there are literally thousands and thousands of cars heading our way. I remember a few years back old mate Fester took a trip awy from the island during the holidays and did a run to Java and always talks about the line of cars that were parked waiting for the green light to board the ferry. The line of trucks also went for miles apparently. Over the next few weeks while you enjoy your time its going to be always a good idea to take the bike instead of the car as the traffic is gonna be the kind of stuff that nightmares are made of. I hope all my friends enjoy the time and have a great holiday. I also thank the staff at the Kuta Weekly for doing such a great job over the past year, and will say that you are worth your weight in gold. Moving along, I think I need to mention the doomed MH17 flight that the world lost from the skys over the Ukraine, and what can I say?? As a grown up we see these things happen and if you have half a heart, the level of non understanding is too much for most people to comprehend. The entire episode can be boiled down to one word, “WHY”, which I keep asking myself…. Why would a perfectly sane person, a perfectly trained person, pull the trigger on a rocket machine and shoot at a plane load of completely innocent people ?? Why would a huge airline decide to fly over a war zone instead of taking an extra 20 minutes worth of fuel to fly around ?? Why are people all around the world struggling to explain to their children why Daddy or Mummy arent coming home?? A terrible thing and one this writter hopes never happens again…

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Lion Air Reported to be Seeking to a 49% Share of Jetstar from Qantas Airways Reuter's reports that the fast-expanding Indonesian airline Lion Air Group is involved in discussions with Qantas Airways aimed at obtaining a share in the Australian carrier's Singapore-based affiliate Jetstar. At stake is a 49% share of Jetstar Asia Airways. An unnamed source says the discussions have been underway for several months but are still at what is described as an “early stage.” Assuming a deal can be struck, permission to go ahead with the acquisition would be

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subject to approval by the Singaporean government. Meanwhile, Singapore Civil Aviation authorities, Qantas, Jetstar and Lion Air Group are all refusing to comment on the discussions, with a Qantas spokesman labeling the new as “speculation.” Qantas is suffering stiff competition and is reported to have suffered deep losses in the

Tr y i n g t o h a l t financial hemorrhaging, Qantas has cut staff, reduced spending and sold off aircraft deemed to be fuel guzzlers. At the same time, any expansion programs for Jetstar have been put on hold. Lion Air now has a combined fleet of more than 500 aircraft and has long declared an interest in getting a foothold in the lucrative Australian aviation market, Ambitious in its future plans, Lion Air want to double its fleet by 2030 and is floating ideas of operating its own airport quartered within an exclusive residential complex.

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Anyways on a final note we all need to throw a big congratulations to the cast and crew of Crusoe's bar and restaurant on Legian street as it's their 9th birthday. The powers that be down there are throwing a 2 day party to celebrate which will start when the bell rings on Friday arvy signaling the pressure hour is on. I must say it would have to be some of the funniest Friday afternoons I have experienced when the beers free and the toilet doors are locked. Mr Ron and the crew have got a few surprises ready for the two day event and are looking forward to you joining them for a couple of sherbets and a feed. Thanks again to Mr Ron for your support over the years… Ok folks that about my lot for the run and I trust you all enjoy your time over the holiday period and I hope the most of you stay safe, happy, healthy and always remember, When you talk you are only repeating what you already know, But when you listen you might just learn something new. Enjoy Your Week, ALIASJ…..

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Bali – the Island and its people - are deeply spiritual. News carried by NusaBali underlines this deep spirituality with news precipitated by the tragic loss of MH17, shot down from the skies over the Ukraine. On board that flight was a 24-year-old Balinese man, I Wayan Sujana, who was on his way back to Bali after attending the wedding of friends in Belgium when his life was tragically cut short. A self-made man coming from the most humble of economic circumstances in North Bali, Sujana was the backbone and future hope of his family distinguishing himself as a scholar and entrepreneur at an early age. In accordance with Balinese belief that the souls of the dead are in danger of roaming aimlessly in another dimension unless prescribed prayers and rituals are performed that will guide the dead and leading them to the final disposition of their remains in a

manner that will guarantee a safe and continuing journey of the soul. Sujana's family have had no news from the war zone where the plane fell or from Malaysian Airline regarding their brother and son's body, clarifying if Wayan's body has been found and identified. In an atmosphere of u r g e n c y, c e r e m o n i e s w e r e conducted in the man's home village of Pejarakan on Saturday, July 19 - little more than one day after the plane fell. Conducted by Balinese priests adept at communicating with the spirit world, a Nebusin ceremony was help to help guide the young man's soul and body back to his home and family temple. Held on Saturday morning, the spiritualist spoke to Wayan

saying in Balinese “I'm confused. Confused. Where am I? It's so hot here.” Wayan's father, I Ketut Ginastra, prays that his son's remains, regardless of their state, are quickly returned to Bali to permit prayers and a cremation seen as essential to permit Wayan's restful repose and the continuing journey of his soul. Malaysian authorities have asked the family to provide DNA evidence to aid in the identification of Wayan's remains and also asked the family to prepare for a flight to Kuala Lumpur that will serve as the receptive center for human remains once they are made available by Ukrainian officials. The family learned of their son's death in the early hours of Friday, July 18th when a neighbor and friend of Wayan awoke the family to share the tragic news regarding the crash being broadcast by the international media.

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Bali Search and Rescue and Sanglah General Hospital Undertake Emergency Drill B a l i ' s S a n g l a h G e n e r a l H o s p i t a l enacted an emergency drill simulation in cooperation with Provincial Search and Rescue workers on Tuesday, July 15, 2014. Metrobali.com quotes I Made Udayana, chief of

education and training for nursing at the hospital, saying: “This is only a simulation fir handling patients in an emergency when urgent medical care is needed." The simulation also

involved one helicopter from Bali's Search and R e s c u e Agency (SAR) that circled above the hospital, t e s t i n g traveling times from Uluwatu in South Bali to the emergency care unit. “We are always ready to serve patients coming to us by road or by air,” explained Udayana. www.balidiscovery.com

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Police to Stop People Defecating On Trains “Yes you read that right, we have no idea what would possess someone to drop their pants and poop on a passing train, but guess what it is happening,' the policeman said.

'Take this as a warning… If we catch you with your pants down defecating on the train you will be charged with everything we can find that fits the elements to the crime,' he added. Uxbridge police say they're looking for people who were seen committing the act. The defecation issue is one of several that the “Carpool DeVille, a fully functioning railroads are dealing with in their town.”

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Footy's greatest number: What is the best jumper number in North Melbourne history? WHAT is the greatest number worn at North Melbourne? Read Glenn McFarlane's nominees and cast your vote. 18 — worn by Wayne Carey, Jock McCorkell, Paul Feltham It's hard to go past No. 18 as the jumper that has made the biggest impact on North Melbourne as its greatest player — Wayne Carey — wore the number. Carey was a colossus of the club and was twice a premiership skipper. He was one of the greatest footballers of all time, not just of his generation. Jock McCorkell played 167 games from 1940-42 and 1946-53, winning the club's best-and-fairest in 1952. Paul Feltham was a member of North Melbourne's 1975 premiership side, playing 128 games. 29 — Brent Harvey, Peter German, Michael Gaudion, Phil Baker When Brent Harvey was handed his first Kangaroos jumper, the No. 29 had a solid history at the club. Three hundred and seventy nine games later, he has turned the jumper into one of the most famous in the club's history. Harvey has made it his own across 19 seasons,

creating a legend that will surely end with him playing more than 400 games. Before him, Peter German wore the number across 185 games from 1984-94. Michael Gaudion managed 152 games for the club in that jumper from 1957-67. And Phil “Snake” Baker played 97 games for the club, including the 1977 premiership. 27 — Keith Greig, Laurie Dwyer, Darren Crocker There were few things that eluded Keith Greig in his playing career — two Brownlow Medals (1973-74), club best-and-fairest (1980), premiership player (1975), captain (1976-79), Victorian player and captain, as well as AFL Team of the Century wingman. He did it all in the No. 27. Earlier, Laurie Dwyer was an outstanding player for the club in the same jumper, playing 201 games from 1956-70. He was named on the other wing to Greig in the North Melbourne Team of the Century. Darren Crocker has been

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“The way we focus week-in-week-out is like that, we don't focus on winning streaks or anything like that. “It's a week to week process and we just want to win.” While the Swans have enjoyed a fierce rivalry with West Coast in past years, a new rivalry is emerging between the Bloods and the Hawks. From beating Hawthorn to claim the 2012 premiership to signing Lance Franklin last year, battles between the two sides are becoming increasingly more heated. “There have been some battles over the years, both teams have an enormous amount of respect for one another and have some real quality players which has helped stay at the top end of the table,” Jack said. “They have always been very contested games and I think Hawthorn probably had the wood on us for a little while. “We got one back in the grand final and this year, but there is certainly no guarantee when you go into it. “But all games are in the past and you can learn from them along the way. “Footy always changes from when we played them last time so we focus on them in a sense of their last couple of games and see what they are doing and really lock in what we need to do get a win.”

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Carlton looking to sign out-of-favour Swan Tom Mitchell, gain Steven Trigg as new CEO Mitchell, gain Steven Trigg as new CEO FRESH from landing a new chief executive, Carlton is circling Sydney young gun Tom Mitchell. Mitchell, 21, is tied to the Swans until the end of 2016 but is struggling to get a game for the premiership favourites. The Blues have been pursuing the highly-rated midfielder and were surprised to learn that Sydney, which enjoys a controversial $1 million salary cap bonus, is paying him more than $400,000 a season. The Blues today confirmed Adelaide chief executive Steven Trigg as their new chief executive. Trigg, who was suspended by the AFL for six months over his role in the Kurt Tippett salary cap scandal at the end of 2012, will replace Greg Swann. Trigg will join the Blues on August 18 after finalising his role with the Crows. His appointment to Carlton was confirmed at a board meeting on Monday night, with Trigg announcing his resignation from Adelaide on Tuesday, saying he just knew the “time was right” to move on after 17 years at the club — with more than 12 spent as CEO. “The pure logic of joining a great club in Carlton, I couldn't get it out of my head,” Trigg said. “There will be mixed views about me going to another club. I have a passion for the game and want to stay in

the game.” Carlton president Mark LoGiudice said Trigg was the best candidate from an “extensive recruitment process”. “We have ensured that no stone has been left unturned in our search for a new chief executive,” LoGiudice said. “Steven was among a host of candidates from around the globe who were interviewed for this position. He impressed us with his business and football experience, and his vision to take our football club forward. “Importantly he comes with the AFL's full endorsement. “This is a significant appointment for Carlton and I am very pleased Steven will be joining our team.” One of Trigg's first jobs when arriving at Visy Park will be managing the Blues' list — including trading in the likes of young Swan Mitchell. Mitchell joined the Swans under the AFL's father-son rule in 2011 and had a breakout season last year. Injuries and opportunity have restricted him to just four games this year and he has strong family links to

Visy Park. His manager, Phil Mullen, said he was unaware of Carlton's approaches. “Let me say if they are, I know nothing about it,” Mullen said. “They certainly haven't contacted me — but funny things happen in business sometimes.”Mitchell's father, Barry, played 170 games for Sydney, 13 for Collingwood and 38 for Carlton between 1984-96. He was an assistant coach at the Blues from 2003-07. Mitchell Sr said he was not aware of Carlton's interest. “He (Tom) is pretty happy up there,” Mitchell said. “He's had a bit of a run of different things this year. Probably at the start of the year when they weren't in great form he was rested and since then they haven't lost a game. “He's been a little bit unlucky in that regard. And he's missed a few weeks here and there with a couple of little impact injuries. But the club are having a great year and it's a good place to be.” Mitchell made headlines in the lower grade NEAFL with a stunning 64possession, four-goal game in May. He hasn't played for the Swans since the Round 4 clash with North Melbourne. Carlton and Sydney declined to comment.

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previous convictions including a three-match striking ban from last year's preliminary final taken into account. Grant yesterday took to Facebook and said he planned to make a formal complain over the incident. The incident is the second in recent seasons between a Sturt fan and an opposition player. In 2010, Eagles player Leigh Treeby was fined $500 after he got in a physical altercation with

a member of Sturt's cheer squad at Woodville. Treeby wasn't playing in the match and the Double Blues cheer squad later paid the fine for him. In the same match, Sturt Football Club says its player Richard Tambling was racially vilified by a Bloods fan. Sturt football manager Paul Sandercock said the fan concerned was evicted from the ground by security staff and his details passed on to West Adelaide Football Club. Sandercock said Tambling did not hear the sledge and was satisfied with the way the incident was handled. Sandercock said at this stage Tambling did not plan to make a formal complaint.

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World on the Brink of the Next Extinction? The last time that the Earth went through a mass extinction, it was 66 million years ago and dinosaurs roamed the planet. Three-fourths of Earth's species died back then, and now, it looks like we have a similar situation heading our way. Mass extinctions are not a new phenomenon Scientists believe that the Earth has already gone through five, all instigated by natural causes such as asteroid impact, volcanic activity and atmospheric and environmental change. So the idea of a sixth extinction event, in and of itself, is not a complete surprise but it's the s p e e d o f development that is causing alarm. On Thursday, a new study published by the journal Science announced not only that the Earth was on the brink of another extinction, but that plants and animals are dying at an unprecedented speed at least 1,000 times faster than they did before humans arrived. The current rate of extinction is 10 times faster than what biologists previously believed. “We are on the verge of the sixth extinction,” Stuart Pimm, a Duke Univeristy biologist who led the research. “Whether we avoid it or not will depend on our actions.” What is happening? Many of the extinction-related events climate change, rising sea levels, ocean acidification, species loss have all happened already in the past, long before humans even came into being. But the difference now is that mankind is helping to accelerate this pace, and we can see the effects already. Earlier this week, the World Meteorological Organization

announced that the level of carbon dioxide in the air has reached new heights, the highest recorded average in human history and the increase can be directly traced to the consumption of fossil fuel since the industrial revolution. “This should serve as yet another wake-up call about the constantly rising levels of greenhouse gases which are driving climate change. If we are to preserve our planet for future generations, we need urgent action to curb new emissions of

these heat-trapping gases,” said WMO Secretary-General Michel Jarraud. There is more. A blistering UN study and White House report this year have also linked greenhouse gas emissions from deforestation and fossil fuel consumption to global warming, rising sea levels and ocean acidification which have had a ripple effect on a host of other environmental problems. For one, the total collapse of large parts of the Western Antarctic ice sheet is estimated to raise sea levels by as much as 10 feet in the next few hundred years, which will devastate coastal areas and change the landscape as we know it: The acidification of the oceans combined with pollution, habitat destruction and overfishing has also led to a 90% decline in

globe. The same causes have also led to the ongoing destruction of the Great Barrier Reef, which lost more than half of its coral cover since 1985; a new study estimates that that damage to the famous reef system would be “irreversible” by 2030. But while this kind of habitat loss may be unintentional, it's important not to discount the effects of poaching and fishing either. Elephants and rhinos are on the verge of extinction due to the ivory trade, and the aforementioned issue of overfishing has serious consequences; not only does it affect fish and other predator species that need the food s u p p l y, i t c a n devastate coastal communities that depend on fish for their diet as well as their economy. What can we do? Not all hope is lost yet. While another extinction event may be inevitable, we can still try to mitigate the anthropogenic factors that are contributing to its accelerated pace. “Although things are bad, and this paper shows that they're actually worse than we thought they were, we are in a much better position to do something about that,” Pimm said. But that also means acknowledging the problem, which many people are still unwilling to do. Just last week, House Republicans voted to prevent the Department of Defense from using its funding to address the issue, despite America's top military brass arguing that climate change is now a “national security concern.” Perhaps a planet-wide extinction might qualify as such a concern.

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Police Arrest Japanese Artist A Japanese artist who specializes in vaginally inspired art has been arrested in Tokyo on grounds of obscenity for allegedly emailing design files to her supporters so that they could print 3-D renderings of her genitalia. Or as some are calling it a “vagina selfie.” Megumi Igarashi, who works under the name Rokudenashiko, had started a crowd-funding project to create a kayak designed after her vagina. The design files were supposed to be a reward for investors who backed the project. Igarashi wrote on her campaign's page that she seeks funding to make her art anatomically precise. “It is

mold. Even when successful, silicone mold will gradually deteriorate, which makes mass production difficult.” The Tokyo Metropolitan Police arrested the 42-yearold artist for breaking obscenity laws date back to 1907 that prohibit the display of genitalia. But the artist argues that the data itself isn't adult material. “I cannot understand why the police recognize the 3D data as obscene material,” she said, according to TechCrunch. Other projects Igarishi has made designed on her vagina include a comic-book, a remote controlled car, and a lampshade. A petition has been launched to protest Igarashi's extremely difficult to make arrest.

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Aussies can't resist a holiday Australians are becoming more cautious with their income but don't expect them to stop making trips to Bali. A new survey shows more Australians were saving and paying off their debts last quarter. But, despite otherwise prudent behavior, more than half said they were saving for a holiday, the St George-Melbourne Institute survey of household financial conditions found. St George's head of retail banking Robert Allan said Australians are savvy enough to know a strong Australian dollar means cheap travel. "I was talking to a customer last week and they were very

aware of the strength of the Australian dollar and they know that, actually, it was affordable and it's what they want to spend their money on," he said. "People will put travel at the top of the list, even ahead of things around the house." The survey of 1,200 people found three-fifths of households are spending 10 per cent or less of their income paying off debts. The proportion of

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We often have no idea of how transparent we can be sometimes in the eyes of others. This week, be aware that much you could be keeping to yourself is more visible to others than you might realize. The sky does recognize your need to make certain matters your business and your business only but is trying to rally a few troops to lend a hand wherever possible. You needn't suffer in silence with so many others keen to be part of or help with a matter close to your heart. On this occasion, it could be a case of a problem shared being a problem resolved.

Many people believe that everything we do should always have at least two benefits attached. They stick rigidly to the belief that one benefit to doing something is not enough to justify investing time, effort or expense. There appears to be an advantage to pursuing a plan that does offer one big benefit of reassurance. Where there is reassurance, pride, comfort and recognition aren't usually far behind. This week, if you focus on achieving a desired result for a particular plan, you're likely to attain much more.

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Before we can expect help or support from others, they need to understand what help we need and why we need it. Sometimes, they can work this out for themselves. Other times, it needs to be made clear. We're much more 'in tune' with our needs than they are. This week, you're likely to have to draw upon help or support in some way from at least one person in your world. Don't leave it to them to guess how they can assist. They'd much prefer that you make it clear to them by asking and removing any guesswork.

Gemini May 22 - Jun 22 If we peer into a fish tank, we see a world that suits fish immensely. If looked after, they appear to live happy, carefree lives. Sometimes, fish carers must consider what needs adding or replacing, based on what fish appear to like, want or need. Enough of the analogy. This week, someone thinks they know what's best for you. Before you can accept changes they're keen to introduce, allow them to gain better understanding of your world and what you truly want and need within it. Through looking into and not being a part of it, their help could be more of a hindrance.

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Some people will say or do just about anything to get what they want. They will tell us what they think we want to hear. They make promises they have no intention of honoring. We're aware when someone is trying too hard to influence or cajole us. This week, you'd be well advised not to take others' efforts to persuade you to agree with or commit to something at face value. Trust that there is more to situations than meets the eye. Reserve the right to question even that which appears unquestionable!

Sagittarius Nov 23 - Dec 21 The interesting thing about limitations we create for ourselves is we never really reach them. We create clear ideas in our mind about what we're capable of or will tolerate, yet we discover life doesn't come to a complete halt when we reach psychological limits we set for ourselves. This week, your patience and endurance levels are likely to be tested in some way. It's important to understand that the sky's determination to encourage you to reach a breaking point in a certain area is precisely what will bring about a change you will ultimately be glad of.

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Much of what is beautiful has flaws or inconsistencies. Ironically, it is those that make it unique. Think about how appeal would be lessened if the Leaning Tower of Pisa was straightened Mona Lisa's smile made more prominent. It is what we believe could be improved that draws attention to it. This week, there is heartwarming appreciation to be gained from recognizing how imperfect as opposed to perfect one particular situation or arrangement is. Its beauty needs be acknowledged. Focus on that as opposed to all that you believe is wrong within it.

Sometimes, we're a bit too quick to settle for 'second best'. If we discover there's the slightest risk attached to attaining something we truly want, then we convince ourselves that maybe it's best to accept something less desirable if it means any risk is removed. Expect soon to be presented with an opportunity to gain something you've long wanted. Don't listen to the part of you that insists you're not worthy of it - or the saying about something being too good to be true. The cosmos is determined to present you with a reward for your recent patience and diligence.

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Enthusiasm, they say, is infectious. It is also a helpful and integral tool for getting others to agree with our ideas or proposals. Where you're used to struggling to make a point, you could find certain people to be easily won over. Your difficulty this week might surround not knowing when you've won. If you can be 'live' to knowing when your point has been made or you've achieved a result without laboring a point, then you will find the coming week to be immensely enjoyable, reassuring and productive.

Do you care? If so, how should you demonstrate your concern? Maybe you could wear a frown all day and be constantly stressed and grumpy in order for others to get the message that you're truly concerned about something they believe you should be concerned about. That is, of course, one option. A second, more healthy and productive way is to do what you do best. Be confident. Quietly and diligently tackle a very surmountable challenge. You will overcome it and stand to gain much admiration and respect in the process.

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When the going gets tough, the tough, like everyone else, must take stock of their situation and decide how best to continue making effort before they get going. This week, you have something to prove to yourself and one or two others. You owe it to yourself to demonstrate what you're capable of in an area that you have struggled within of late. It's time to get tough and decide, once and for all, where your talents or dedication are best utilized. Developments and opportunities coming your way will help immensely with your decision.

How do Olympic bobsleigh teams or ski jumpers train? There is presumably machinery or software that help but surely real training comes with the thrill and absolute fear of soaring down a track or off a ramp for the first time. This week, you're being presented with a challenge requiring you to roll up your sleeves and tackle it with little thinking or preparation time. On this occasion, there's no scope to look for a solution. Trust that it will come once you start focusing on what needs focusing on.

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Sex on Fire “”Kings Of Leon”” is the first single released from American Alternative Rock band Kings of Leon's fourth studio album Only by the Night. The song gave Kings of Leon their first number-one single in Australia, Finland, Ireland and the United Kingdom, charting at the topspot on digital downloads alone in the latter country, before its physical release. In September 2009 it was Britain's second most-downloaded digital single ever. The song has sold 1.2 million copies in the United Kingdom as of November 2012. It has also gained significant popularity in the band's native United States, reaching number one on the Hot Modern Rock Tracks chart and number fifty six on the Billboard Hot 100, making it their second highest charting song in their homeland on the former chart. Along with all of these achievements, in 2008, the song earned the band their first Grammy nominations. The song was nominated for Best Rock Song, and won the award for Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group. In addition, the album earned a nomination for Best Rock Album. Channel V Australia named the song as the third biggest hit of 2008. It was voted number one in Triple J Hottest 100 countdown for 2008. Following the success of the follow-up single "Use Somebody" in the United States on pop radio, the track was re-serviced to U.S. pop radio in November. Remixes of both songs were used for the runway soundtrack in the 2009 Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.

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A Decade of Thanks Balinese Thanksgiving of 'Nyelung' Celebrated Once every Decade by Gianyar Farmers Around 600 farmers drawn from four subaks (traditional water irrigation systems) in Payangan, near Ubud, participated in a traditional “Nyelung” ritual on T u e s d a y, July 15, 2014. T h e subaks of Buahan, S u s u t , Selat and Te n g i p i s j o i n e d forces for a colossal ceremony in which all their crops were presented as religious offerings to the A l m i g h t y I d a Sanghyang Widhi. Nyoman Jejel, the secretary of the Gede Buahan Subak, e x p l a i n e d t o Metrobali.com: “The ritual ceremony involving all the farmers and their families from four subak is held once every ten years." The ceremony held at a temple located in the middle of rice fields traces its roots to

ancient times when the Subak Gede Buahan often fell victim to crippling droughts. During the ritual offering the members of the subaks pray at the Pura Pucak Pausan, Buahan Kaja for the safe deliverance of their crops while promising to renew their

offerings once every decade if their prayers are answered. In the past, the prayers of the farmers have always been positively answered, sparing crops from drought, plague

and pestilence. This history of success has paved the way for the next “Nyelung” ceremony ten years in the future,always held in the year ending in “4” on the Gregorian calendar. “We are only continuing an ancient tradition handed down from our ancestors over the years,” explained Jejel. All the crops are placed on ceremonial altars during the ceremony together with a duck, chicken and a pig. Also placed on the altar are duplicates of all the farming tools used in harvesting the crops. T h e offerings are carried in a parade starting from Pura Puseh Buahan to Pura Pucak Pausan – a distance of approximately 10 kilometers. I n B a l i n e s e tradition, elaborate offerings made to God, once the ceremony is completed, can be consumed by man after the “essence” of the offering had ritually been surrendered to the Almighty. 41

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