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The End of Horsing Around in Kuta?

Wo r s e n i n g Tr a f f i c Congestion in Kuta, Bali May Foreshadow the Final Days for Horse and Carriage 'Dokar' Trade.
The days may be numbered for the dokars or horse drawn carriages that ply the streets of Kuta in Bali. Members of the Denpasar Dokar Association are find that the chronic traffic congestion along Kuta's busy beachfront and competition from taxis are making the horse-drawn transport a less-thanpreferred mode of public transport by Bali visitors. NusaBali quotes a dokar driver, Mak Din (27), saying: it's as though dokars are less preferred by visitors, especially in Kuta's current situation of traffic becoming more and more congested. The estimated 42 dokars who work in Kuta are also finding the competition for customers extremely

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intense. Equally intense is the competition for parking spaces along main roads from at which the horses can rest while waiting for passengers. We are often compelled to keep driving our dokars just looking for a place to park, complained Mak Din. As a result, dokar drivers are having run-ins with the police and local authorities when they park in areas officially off-limit for parking. Continue to page 2

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Badung Regency Predicts 10% More Tourists in 2012

Ambitious Tourism Targets from Badung Regency for 2012 Bring Warnings About Putting Quantity Before Quality in Promoting Bali Tourism
The tourism service of the Badung regency of Bali is targeting 3 million tourist visits to tourist objects in South Bali in 2012. This target is more than a 10% increase over the estimated 2.7 foreign million tourists projected to visit Bali in 2011. We are optimistic that the currently conducive condition of tourism will allow us to achieve 2.7 million foreign tourists this year. When we look at the latest data, foreign tourists who have visited Bali so far this year have exceeded two million people, explained the head of tourism for Badung, Cok Raka Darmawan to the Bali Post. Darmawan said that various efforts are underway to achieve current arrival targets. Promotions are being carried out both in Indonesia and abroad. The Badung regency also continues to pay more attention to quality over quantity in promoting tourism in order not to damage Bali's reputation. He said that while the number of tourists visiting Bali continues to grow, the revenues obtained from individual visitors and length of stay are still much less than in n e i g h b o u r i n g destinations. Madiun also sees low quality visitors to Bali as an environmental threat, breeding a lessened respect for nature and sustainable tourism. Said Madiun, the government must focus on quality tourists with high spending and longer lengths of stay, because this type of visitor tend to have a higher concern for preserving the natural environment. www.balidiscovery.com

A two-faced cat is celebrating his 12th birthday, breaking a Guinness record in the process
FRANK and Louie - an American cat born with two faces - has made it into the Guinness Book of World Records after celebrating his 12th birthday.
The Janus cat is the longest surviving feline of its kind after he was rescued as a kitten when his former owner wanted to have him put down. The Janus cat is named after the Roman god with two faces and the unique feline also has two mouths, noses and three eyes. Owner Marty Stevens said: "Every day is kind of a blessing; being 12 and normal life expectancy when they have this condition is one to four days. "So, he's ahead of the game; every day I just thank God I still have him. The breed suffers from various health problems which two of his three eyes but make it difficult for them to survive. both of his noses work. Frank and Louie, from Massachussetts, can only see out of

support various festivals to encourage increased visitor totals to Bali. If we look the various festivals, such as the Legian Beach Festival (LBF), Kuta Karnival and Nusa Dua Fiesta all are being conducted by the public and members of the tourism industry. We fully support such events, said Darmawan speaking on behalf of the Badung Tourism Office. Saying he hoped the festivals held in Bali this year will demonstrate improvement, bringing more tourists to the island. A Warning Meanwhile, a tourism observer, Dr. I Nyoman Madiun, is calling on the government to

Ref's knickers in twist over fashion foul, sends off six kids in Wales
A REFEREE sent off six members of a youth soccer team during a game in Wales following a spat over the colour of the players' underpants.
The unusual incident began when the referee spotted that a player from English team Bath City was wearing white cycling shorts under the team's red shorts, it was reported. Another player was spotted wearing black undershorts. Football Association (FA) rules state both pieces of clothing must be the same colour. The rule, h o w e v e r, i s r a r e l y enforced. Adding to the controversy, the two teenage players were ordered to change on the sideline in full view of the nearly 150 people in attendance - and their Welsh opponents Newport opened the scoring while they were off the field. One of the players was even ordered to remove the underpants under his cycling shorts after the referee took exception to their color as well, and he returned to the field wearing nothing under his shorts at all. "The referee may have been right on a technicality but I was made, the intended consequence was that 16- and 17year-olds should have to change their shorts in public at the side of a pitch. That cannot be the right thing to be done at this level," said Bath City chairman Manda Rigby. The incident led to a number of angry exchanges throughout the FA Youth Cup match and ultimately saw the sending off of four Bath players, an unused substitute and Bath manager Billy Clark as Newport went on to win 6-0.

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Continued from page 1 Drivers have asked local authorities to consider the future of dokar operations in Kuta and create special traffic bays for their horse and carriages. Meanwhile, the dwindling popularity of the dokar as a means of transportation is reflected in the comments of a domestic tourist, Rindy (22), who says he enjoys using this means of transportation, but that traffic congestions an high temperatures are dissuading him from climbing aboard a dokar. Explaining, it's better if I just walk; I'll get to my destination quicker. www.balidiscovery.com

Gang slang 101: 'You've never heard of sipping yak?

A NEW York jury was been given a confusing lesson in gang slang - when a New York Police Department narcotics expert and a defence lawyer sparred over the multiple meanings of words like "yak" and "scud" captured on surveillance recordings. Testifying against five alleged leaders of a notorious New York gang called "Goons on Deck", Detective Alfred Hernandez of the NYPD drug enforcement task force told jurors that "yak" means "crack"
and "scud" means marijuana. But Frank Rothman, lawyer for accused kingpin Jaquan "Jay Cash" Layne, tried to persuade jurors that, at least according to online slang dictionaries, "yak" actually means cognac and "scud" means, as the lawyer apologetically put it, "a female who appears to be attractive from a distance but who isn't, closeup". The disparity made for some amusing exchanges, it was "You've never heard of sipping yak?" Mr Rothman asked at one point. "No sir," the narcotics expert answered. "I've heard of somebody yacking, as in throwing up." Layne - who prosecutors said was taped on a pay phone, directing his crew and advising his girlfriend, Afrika Owes, on where to deliver firearms - was behind bars and unable to mastermind anything during the drug investigation, his lawyer insists.

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Nestle ad first to pitch at canine customers

Nestle, one of the world's biggest makers of pet food, said it had launched the first television commercial designed especially for dogs, using a high-frequency tone to grab their attention.
"Dogs' hearing is twice as sharp as humans. They can pick up frequencies which are beyond our range and they are better at differentiating sounds," said Georg Sanders, a nutrition expert at Nestle Purina PetCare in Germany. Nestle asked experts in pet behaviour in the United States to research what would appeal to dogs and used the results to create German, which features a dog pricking up his ears. "The television commercial aims to reach both t h e p e t a n d t h e o w n e r, supporting the special one-toone relationship between them," said Xavier Perez, Brand Manager of Beneful for Europe. Nestle said in a statement the commercial follows an award-winning campaign in Germany that featured "sniffable" posters to attract dogs. Nestle's Petcare division reported first-half sales of 4.8 billion Swiss francs ($5.4 billion), accounting for almost 12 percent of revenue at the world's biggest food group. It competes with "So delicious, so healthy, Mars, maker of the Pedigree dog so happy," ends the commercial in food brand. the 23-second commercial for its Beneful dog food brand. The advert, to be screened on Austrian television this week, features a tone similar to a dog whistle, which humans can barely hear, as well as an audible "squeak" like the sound dogs' toys make and a high-pitched "ping."

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BALI THE RIGHT WAY

'day again punters and welcome to the paper for another week, and what a week it was with the both grand finals being played. Needless to say the team that counts the most took a loss to Geelong in a nail bitting finish to the season. Unfortunately the Mighty Pies just couldn't get up over the Cats in the end and handed the big one over (oh the pain, the pain) I must take my hat off to Geelong as at the end of last season and the start of this one, I reckon almost everyone in Australia thought after they lost Aaliasj@kutaweekly.com their coach and then the apparent super star Ablett, that they would be a push over this year, which was simple put, not the case. I want to be the first to congratulate the Geelong coach, Chris Scott, for such a great first time in the coaching box and look forward to many years of pro A.F.L football from whichever team he is driving. In regards to the legend Mr Mick Malthouse, I would like to thank him for the brilliant work he did with the Mighty Pies and respect that his huge career within the A.F.L has come to an end. The job is NOW in the hand of Mr Buckley, who might bring some new ideas to the Pies as the new Mr Scott has done for the Cats. Well done to the Cats on the great year of footy, and yes I am counting the days before the bragging rights end for all the pirates that taste test the little greenys with me on occasion. Well done. Moving along, the N.R.L was a great grand final on Sunday with the Manly Sea Eagles getting up over the NZ Warriors to take the big one again. I'm not entirely sure why so many punters dislike the Sea Eagles, but at the end of the day they had a deserved win. The Warriors' I think are a team that should be watched closely for a while as they had a team playing in every age level at the grand final level, which means they have a heap of up and coming high end players in the wind. I'm not 100% sure why they have a team based in Australia and would have thought that to be called the NZ Warriors, they should be based in New Zealand. Anyway and great out come to the weekend for the Sea Eagles. Ok folks I'm not really in the mood to dribble on anymore about things, so I will leave you all for the week and let you think about what each weekend has in store for you all now the footy has finished. My bet is there will be a few lost souls next weekend without the Footy being played and I know a few people will be counting the days until the pre season starts again in February next year, or counting the days before the gloating stops from the premiership winners. I hope the most of you stay safe, happy, healthy and always remember, you must be gracious in victory & magnanimous in defeat. Enjoy your week, Bloody Pies, ALIASJ..

Shackleton's biscuit fetches tasty price

A biscuit which polar explorer Ernest Shackleton handed to a starving fellow traveller on an expedition more than 100 years ago has sold at auction in London for 1,250 pounds (almost $2,000).
The biscuit, one of thousands which formed the staple diet for Shackleton and his companions on the 1907-1909 Nimrod expedition, failed to reach its top catalogue price of 1,500 pounds ($2,390) at Christie's. M a d e especially for the expedition by British company Huntley and Palmers, the biscuits were fortified with milk protein to help the group on their

Prevailing Over Treachery and Terror

injuries in the blasts. relatives, we observe the Simple Yet Solemn Ceremony The ceremony on the 6th sixth anniversary of the bombing Held on Anniversary of Bali anniversary of Bali Bombing II was of Oct. 1, 2005, Bombing II. A simple yet moving ceremony of remembrance was held at the Australian Consulate in Bali on Saturday, October 1, 2011, marking the events of October 1, 2005, when two terrorist bombings in Jimbaran and Kuta killed more than 20 people. Among those who died were 15 Indonesians, 4 Australians, one Japanese in addition to the 3 Indonesians who suicided when they detonated bombs at a beachside restaurant in Jimbaran and a restaurant at the Kuta Town Square. Nearly 130 people suffered conducted in a special permanent memorial garden erected within the premises of the Australian Consulate in Denpasar, Bali. Representatives of Australia, Britain, Japan and Indonesia participated in the recitation of prayers, the presentation of floral wreaths and the singing of the national anthems of Australia and Indonesia. Quoted by the National News Agency Antara, Karen Collins, Australian Consul in Bali said: to remember those who had died, their survivors, friends and www.balidiscovery.com

The explorers were forced to turn back after battling to within 160 kilometres of the pole. Their return journey became a race against starvation, with the group surviving on half rations. At one point Shackleton handed fellow explorer Frank Wild one of his own biscuits, prompting Wild to record in his diary: "Thousands of pounds would not have bought that biscuit." The biscuit was left at the hut at Cape Royds in the Antarctic where Shackleton was based during the expedition and is perfectly preserved. Nicholas Lambourn, a director at Christie's, said ahead of the auction that the biscuits were designed to provide the explorers with maximum stamina but they lacked a crucial ingredient. "They had a special recipe in an attempt to produce the right amounts of protein and carbohydrate," he said. "But they didn't understand the importance of vitamin C, they weren't perfect." In 2001, a biscuit from another Shackleton expedition sold for 7,637 pounds at auction, even though just several crumbs remained.

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Runaway millionaire arrested in Hong Kong

man but have previously A man who fled New Zealand two years ago when a bank identified him as Hui (Leo) Gao. He made international mistakenly deposited nearly headlines in 2009 when he and $8 million in his account has partner Kara Hurring went on the been arrested in Hong Kong. The 30-year-old man is accused of departing for China with his partner in April 2009 after Westpac Bank accidentally placed $NZ10 million ($7.8 million) into his account, police said. They said he was stopped by a Hong Kong border patrol on Thursday trying to enter the territory from China at Lok Ma Chau; police say he was subsequently arrested b y I n t e r p o l o ff i c e r s o n a n outstanding warrant alleging theft and money laundering. Police did not name the run after Westpac put $NZ10 million into his business account after he had requested a $NZ100,000 overdraft. The error was discovered within days but by then $NZ6.78 million had allegedly been transferred into other accounts and the pair had left New Zealand. Hurring returned to New Zealand voluntarily in February and will face trial next year on charges of stealing $NZ11,000 and money laundering $HK1.5 million ($195,000) in Macau. Detective inspector Mark Loper said that even after Hurring's arrest, the focus of the investigation remained on apprehending her partner. "The arrest in Hong Kong reinforces the determination and tenacity of New Zealand police and our investigation team," he said. Mr Loper said the man was due to face a Hong Kong court later Friday. He said the accused could choose to return to New Zealand voluntarily or face extradition proceedings.

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Turkish morgue is equipped for the living

Officials in a city in rural eastern Turkey, responding to an ancient local fear of being buried alive, have equipped the local morgue with the latest gadgetry in case any of the bodies stored there have been declared dead by mistake.
Alarms and electronic motion detectors in the mortuary in Malatya, a town not otherwise known for its modernity, will detect the slightest movement by a living person emerging from a coma or long period of unconsciousness. The 36 refrigerators will be fitted with interior door handles to allow their occupants to climb out of their coffins and open the doors, Akif Kayadurmus, head of the municipal funerals service said. "The device detects even the slightest movement and sends out an

alarm," Kayadurmus said. "We also placed a system at the feet of the deceased that opens the refrigerator in case of contact. The resurrections may be rare, but we have taken every possibility into account." The morgue, which is due to open this week, will also have a lounge, a cafe and digital information panels to allow mourners to follow the washing and wrapping of the dead in accordance with Islamic tradition.

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Heidi the cross-eyed opossum closes her eyes for ever

HEIDI, a cross-eyed opossum who became an internet sensation in Germany, winning three times more Facebook admirers than Chancellor Angela Merkel, has died.
"The cross-eyed opossum Heidi has closed her eyes forever," said the zoo in Leipzig, eastern Germany. The animal, aged three and a half, had been treated for health problems for weeks and zoo officials decided to put her down "to spare her further pain and suffering". Heidi's distinctive eye problem was thought to be due to a poor diet before she was abandoned in the United States, or because she was overweight, leading to fat deposits behind her eyes. The unusual-looking opossum is the latest in

Holly Madison insures breasts for $1 million

Reality TV star and model Holly Madison has insured her breasts for $1 million (640,000 pounds) with Lloyd's of London.
Madison, 31, said she took out the policy to protect herself and others in her Las Vegas production, "Peepshow." "If anything happened to my boobs, I'd be out for a few months and I'd probably be out a million dollars, "I thought I'd cover my assets." Madison has said she had plastic surgery in 2001 that took her from an A-cup size to a larger D-cup. Madison, who gained fame as one of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner's girlfriends on the TV series "The Girls Next Door," isn't alone in insuring famous body parts. Film stars Betty Grable and Angie Dickinson as well as TV stars Angie Everhart and Mary Hart each had their legs insured for $1 million. Madison also was a contestant on TV show "Dancing With the Stars" before starting her Las Vegas show.

a long line of animal stars to capture German hearts. A polar bear called Knut in Berlin became a global media star in 2007, even appearing on the front page of Vanity Fair magazine, before plunging the country into shock with his sudden death earlier this year. Then, during the last football World Cup in South Africa, an octopus named Paul shot to global stardom by correctly "predicting" the results of eight out of eight matches. Heidi's Facebook page is "liked" by 332,963 people, compared to around 107,139 for Ms Merkel.

Delayed, But Cleared for Take Off

Jakarta was scheduled to be the first landing of a scheduled flight at the new facility. Continuing to amaze the public with displays of poor management, the transition from the old Selaparang Airport to the new airfield was not without Jakarta Globe reports that incident. Apparently, airlines the beleaguered Lombok flying to the old airport on its last International Airport began operations at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, September 30, 2011. L o n g delayed for a variety of reasons ranging from funding, lack of s u p p o r t i n g infrastructure, theft of building materials, environmental disputes and construction delays the original opening date of March 2010 was pushed back by 1.5 years. Covering an area of 585 hectares, the airport day of operation were not cost more than US$91 million to informed that the airport would complete, substantially more than cease operations at 6:00 pm on the original budget estimate of Thursday, causing last minute cancellation of flights operated by US$75 million. Lion Air and Wings Air stranding A Garuda flight from

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Stink bomb empties Collingwood pub

A Collingwood hotel had to be evacuated after someone threw a stink bomb into the Melbourne pub last night. Around 200 patrons were inside the Barley Corn Hotel on Johnston Street when the incident happened at 8:30pm (AEST) on Sunday. It took firefighters about an hour to clear the air. One woman suffered throat irritation and was treated by ambulance officers.

passengers holding bookings overnight on the island. Angry passengers were demanding compensation for missed international connections and a range of other inconveniences. The new airport is 40 kilometers southeast of Mataram, the capital city of Lombok. With a runway length of 2,750 meters that mirrors the length of nearby Ngurah Rai Airport in Bali, the airport will be able to accommodate large jets but, like Bali, is too short to allow fullyfueled, fully-loaded wide-bodied jets to undertake longd i s t a n c e intercontinental flights. To u r i s m officials are targeting 1 million visitors in 2012 at the airport built to handle 3 million visitors each year. www.balidiscovery.com

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to be part of the lifestyle you guys live'." But they insist that is not the case and the decision has been difficult. If Thomas stops taking the drugs, male puberty will resume.

MP's wife guilty of stealing lover's kitten

The wife of an MP was found guilty of burglary after being caught on camera breaking into his lover's home and stealing her kitten.
Christine Hemming, 53, stole "Beauty" the tabby cat three days after separating from her husband John, a Liberal Democrat MP in Birmingham, in September last year. Closed circuit TV footage showed her crawling on her hands and knees underneath a window of the home of Emily Cox, a researcher with whom the MP fathered a child in 2005, before sneaking in and leaving with the cat tucked under her arm. She denied the charges, saying she could not remember taking the cat and had gone to the house to deliver letters for her husband, but was found guilty at a reward on John Hemming's official website. Court. S h e w i l l b e "Her brother Twinkle is sentenced next month. pining for her," he wrote on Beauty has not been seen his blog. since the theft despite a plea Birmingham Crown

Boy takes drugs to stop puberty

An American boy with lesbian parents is taking hormone blocking treatment to stop him going through puberty as a boy as part of his quest to become a girl.
Thomas Lobel, who calls himself Tammy, wears dresses and lives as a girl. His lesbian mothers, who adopted him when he was two, have been criticised but say the decision is his. Thomas' parents, Pauline Moreno and Debra Lobel, say he is now much happier. Thomas liked to read Wonder Woman comic books and play with dolls. By the age of seven, after threatening genital mutilation on himself, he was diagnosed with gender identity disorder. "As soon as we let him put on a dress, his personality changed from a very sad kid who sat still, didn't do much of anything to a very happy little girl who was thrilled to be alive," Thomas has now started taking the hormone-blocking drugs. The hormone-suppressant will postpone the 11-year-old developing broad shoulders, deep voice and facial hair.The diagnosis has been hard to accept for Tammy's parents, but they insist their sexuality has nothing to do with it. "People think we're pushing her to do this. I'm a lesbian. My partner is a lesbian. That suddenly

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Libra Sep 23 - Oct 22 Forget about seeking a diplomatic solution for persistent issues. You must now talk them over, and with the kind of frankness you usually do all you can to avoid. Actually, that's been the problem. Tackle these in the most direct and forthright manner you can. You'll be amazed how much you clear up. Scorpio Oct 23 - Nov 21 You long ago learned that those who insist on having the last word in disputes may win the battle, but they lose the war. But now, the situations in question are far more complex than you realise, so you could easily be drawn into pointless debates. The less you say, the better. Sagittarius Nov 22 - Dec 21 When you believe in something, you'll fight for it. However, you're urged to conduct a serious enquiry before you start a campaign. Not only are the odds good your facts are wrong, but once you begin exploring the actual situation involved, you'll realise that your first task is to rethink your objectives. Capricorn Dec 22 - Jan 19 By the time of the encounter between the Sun and your ruler Saturn, in a week's time, you'll need to make some pivotal decisions. While you might feel that you're adequately prepared to deal with these, you're in for some surprises. The more you learn now, therefore, the better informed your response will be. Aquarius Jan 20 - Feb 18 Explaining your ideas to those who're interested can be a pleasure. But attempting to convince those who're both ignorant and unreceptive is an entirely different matter. Figuring out what to say will require considerable thought. Bizarrely, what you learn in the process will be as informative to you as it is to them. Pisces Feb 19 - Mar 19 There have been times in the past when you've allowed yourself to be persuaded to go along with the ideas of others solely for their convenience. Obviously you regretted it later. Yet you're about to do the same thing again. This time, however, at least you've spotted it in time.

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HOROSCOPE PREDICTION 29 Sept - 2 Oct 2011

Aries Mar 20 - Apr 19 When partners or close associates said they'd shoulder the responsibility for certain rather pivotal arrangements, you were as surprised as you were relieved. What you forgot was that they wouldn't bring your fighting spirit to the proceedings. Not only will they not do things as you could have, you should expect compromises. Taurus Apr 20 - May 20 Initially you rather hoped that one particular individual would recognise the problems they were causing everybody else. However, you've only just realised they've no idea the impact of their actions, which means you have no choice but to raise the issue in question with them directly. And the sooner, the better. Gemini May 21 - Jun 20 You so loathe being having others try to impose their will on you, that you bend over backwards to avoid doing the same. However, somebody seems determined to ignore what's clearly their responsibility. And, as time is passing swiftly, you've no choice but to tell them exactly what they must do. Cancer Jun 21 - Jul 22 The last thing you're in a mood for are serious discussions about tedious matters. But once you're actually talking things over, you'll realise how small a part those things you've been dreading play in these. Tackle and settle them as swiftly as possible, and you can turn your attention to far more rewarding topics. Leo Jul 23 - Aug 22 Ordinarily you're upfront about both your feelings and your desires. But in dealing with one particular individual recently, you've discovered that they take ages making even the simplest of decisions. Now that you're in a rush, you're adopting an uncharacteristically roundabout way of organising arrangements that involve the individual in question. Virgo Aug 23 - Sep 22 While there've been situations in the past when you've been fairly sure someone wasn't trustworthy, it didn't really matter. Now it does. However, you can't just guess. Which means asking diplomatic but pointed questions. While this won't be easy, what you learn will most than justify the effort required.

U.S. company turns gun lovers' ashes into ammunition

shells. around guns, but for There's something to be Costs start at $850. In said for going out with a those who are, it's not weird at addition to handling the ashes all." bang. Two Alabama game wardens have devised a smoking send-off for avid hunters and gun enthusiasts. For a small fee, they will turn cremated ashes into ammunition that the deceased's loved ones can fire at will. Since it launched in July Holy Smoke LLC has had only two clients, but founders Thad Holmes and Clem Parnell said they have seen an uptick in prearrangements thanks to word-of-mouth and a recent flurry of international press. "It's about celebrating life," Holmes, a 16-year state conservation office said. "We know how strange it sounds to people who aren't comfortable Four years in the making, Holy Smoke was born during a late-night stakeout to thwart illegal hunting. Parnell had recently lost a family member, and the conversation shifted to their own reservations about traditional methods for disposing of the departed. Parnell and Holmes dreamed up a company that would fill shotgun shells and rifle or pistol cartridges with ashes, allowing gun enthusiasts to spend eternity the way they lived their lives. "People take ashes and spread them across lakes or forests or throw them in rivers, and nobody thinks twice about that. This is no different," said Holmes, who noted that a pound of two clients, the Alabamabased company has received inquiries from members of law enforcement, fire departments and the military. Other clients have requested the service be carried out for their pets, particularly bird dogs who have remained faithful companions throughout the years, Holmes said. Joyce Harrison of Spanish Fort, Alabama, said she understood why some people might recoil at the concept. But she wishes the option had been available seven years ago when her husband of 42 years died of cancer.

U.S. casino offers plastic surgery jackpot

Rolling the dice and playing the slots at one Atlantic City casino may have gamblers in New Jersey cashing in on an unexpected jackpot: botox, cheek implants or liposuction.
One winner of the Trump Taj Mahal Nip, Tuck and Lift Sweepstakes could walk away with $25,000 towards an array of plastic surgery procedures, according to the casino. Players earn chances to win the lucrative makeover throughout the month of October, with a drawing for the winner held on October 29 at the casino. "We wanted to change the face of a typical casino promotion and with this one we are literally doing it," Trump Entertainment Resorts Senior Vice President of Marketing Kathleen McSweeney said. "Many people have something they want to change; a nip and tuck here, a lift there, but the cost of these procedures can be quite c o s t l y, " s h e s a i d i n a statement. The estimated cost of a breast augmentation is between $5,000 and $8,000 with an upper and lower eyelid tuck costing roughly $5,000, a c c o r d i n g t o infoplasticsurgery.com pricing cited by the casino. Botox injections run a couple hundred dollars while liposuction could cost between $2,500 and $10,000, according to the estimates. The sweepstakes are open to Trump One Card holders who earn a certain number of points and then must be playing at the time of the drawing for a chance to win, the casino said. The prize money will be awarded in cash, it said.

Britain's cure for economic slowdown - drive faster

The government has come up with a literal cure for economic slowdown -it wants drivers to drive faster on the nation's motorways.
"Now it is time to put Britain back in the fast lane of global economies and look again at the motorway speed limit which is nearly 50 years old, and out of date thanks to huge advances in safety and m o t o r i n g t e c h n o l o g y, " Transport Secretary Philip Hammond said. The speed limit on Britain's motorways is 70 miles per hour (120 kph), lower than in many countries in continental Europe. "Increasing the motorway speed limit to 80 mph would generate economic benefits of hundreds of millions of pounds through shorter journey times. So we will consult later this year on raising the limit to get Britain moving," Hammond said. The government is seeking ways to boost a faltering economy without breaking with its austerity plans. Its "drive faster" plan was condemned by environmentalists who said it would lead to increased oil consumption and carbon emissions. Hammond said he was confident higher speeds would have only a marginal effect on road safety.

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The BBC has apologised to the European Union after a Brussels official was repeatedly called an "idiot" while taking part in a flagship news broadcast on the eurozone debt crisis.
TV bosses said they contacted European Commission economic affairs spokesman A m a d e u A l t a f a j Ta r d i o t o apologise for "discourtesy" after he walked off the Newsnight show during a video-link appearance from Brussels on Wednesday night (local time). The clip turned into an internet hit and piled more discomfort on the BBC, which is already under fire for an interview with a self-styled independent trader who claimed bankers were "dreaming of another recession" so they can make more money. The Commission, the EU civil service central to international negotiations to prevent the eurozone crisis from turning into a global economic catastrophe, had earlier demanded a formal apology. Portuguese national Mr Altafaj joined a discussion panel including Peter Oborne, a noted eurosceptic columnist primarily associated with Britain's Daily Telegraph newspaper.

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Germany's ratification of new powers for the EU's eurozone rescue fund. "Obviously we are waiting for those concerned to transmit their apologies," she said, adding that by midday, only "oral" regret had been conveyed. BBC spokeswoman Helen Deller later said a further apology had been issued. "This was a heated, live debate regarding the European debt crisis about which there are strongly held views and positions," she said. "We certainly do not advocate Mr Oborne's comments regarding Mr Altafaj Tardio and Jeremy did robustly challenge him, criticising his treatment of the other guests. "Jeremy also pointed out his behaviour meant the opportunity to further explore the European Commission's position was lost. "We have apologised to Mr Altafaj Tardio for the discourtesy he was shown." The BBC was already on the defensive on Thursday over claims self-styled trader Alessio Rastani, who told BBC 24 "Goldman Sachs rules the world", was part of an organised hoax. The broadcaster said it was satisfied he was not a hoaxer.

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BBC sorry for 'idiot in Brussels' jibe

In what Commission insiders viewed as an ambush, he was asked by star presenter Jeremy Paxman at the start of the debate: "Would you like to apologise, Mr Altafaj Tardio, for the lack of European leadership in this crisis?" Mr Altafaj defended the "political project" that is the creation of the eurozone in 1999, arguing that economics alone were not the reason to proceed with successive bailouts for Greece, Ireland and the Portugal. When Mr Oborne then came in, he referred to Mr Altafaj up on the screen as "that idiot in Brussels". Paxman, known for his tough questioning, then turned to the commission's representative and said: "Mr Idiot in Brussels, would you like to respond?" Mr Altafaj ignored Paxman's comment and stuck to his official line - defending his boss, Finland's Olli Rehn. But then Mr Oborne repeated the word "idiot," although Paxman butted in to say "will you stop referring to 'this idiot'," warning Mr Oborne that such language was "offensive". H o w e v e r, w h e n M r Oborne repeated the attack yet again, viewers could clearly see Mr Altafaj gently remove his earpiece and walk off his Brussels set in the background. "The basis for all work and certainly of our approach to the media is respect and professionalism - which was not respected in this case," Commission spokeswoman Pia Ahrenkilde said on Thursday during a break from the serious business of Mr Altafaj welcoming

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Tirta Empul - Tampak Siring Temple
Tirta Empul Temple or Tampak Siring Temple is a holy spring water temple located in Tampak Siring Village, Gianyar regency and it is about 3 9 k m eastwards from Denpasar town.
It is set in the dale and encircled by the hill. In the west side of this temple, there is an Indonesian President palace which has been found by the first president. The name of Tirta Empul is loaded in a inscription which is kept at Sakenan Temple, Manukaya village, Sub district of Tampak Siring, about 3 km from Tirta Empul Temple. In this inscription, the Tirta Empul is named by the Tirta Ri Air Hampul and then the name has changed into Tirta Hampul and finally become the Tirta Empul. Tirta Ri air hampul is meaning the water emerge or the holy pool (Petirthan) which is the water emerge from the land. air hampul. The data is loaded in the inscription that is located at Sakenan Temple. Besides of the above epigraphy data, in Tirta Empul miracle, he becomes the arrogance and expressing himself as a god. The Mayadenawa King owns the assistant (Patih) which is c a l l e d Kalawong. They prohibit the people to do t h e Ya d n y a (praying to the god) so that is often happened the natural d i s a s t e r, disease epidemic, agriculture fail and finally miserable life society. Finally Betara Indra (one of Hindu God) gives battle against the kings that happened in Tampak Siring and then the Mayadenawa is gone to the wall and disappear. King Mayadenawa has also created poisonous pools which can the team of Bathara Indra die and faint after drinking this water. Then Bathara Indra stick the weapon of Umbul-umbul and finally the water is emerging so that called by Tirta Empul and then it is passed to the dead and faint soldier that made them back to live. Therefore at the moment this pool water is sanctified by the Hindu society in Bali and they believe that this water source can heal various diseases, hence every day this place has a lot of visits by Hindu people to do the ritual and sanctify themselves . This place has been opened for public and as a famous tourist destination in Bali.
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Temple is also found the archaeology omission like Colossus Yoni, Arca Lion, Tepasana and Tirta Empul Pool. According to papyrus of Usana Bali narrated that Tirta Empul is created by Bhatara Indra (Sun Deity) when bearing arms against the king where his palace is located in Bedahulu Countryside. He is known as a very miraculous king, which he can lose or show suddenly, therefore he is named by Mayadenawa.

History of Tampak Siring or Tirta Empul

The wellspring emerges from the land is believed that it is the infinite creation. According to the history, that, that this water source is arranged and sanctified by king Indrajayasinghawarmadewa in the year 882 Saka (960 M). He has given the name with Tirta ri

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Looking for a taste treat for a special snack? Perhaps a packet of chocolate covered bugs, chocolate-chip mealworms or cricket lollipops will hit the spot.
Australia's Aborigines have been eating witchetty grubs for centuries, but now entomologist Skye Blackburn is breeding edible bugs and selling them to Australians from all walks of life, and as special treats at corporate functions and children's parties. "Eating insects is a fairly new concept," said Blackburn, who runs The G r e e n Scorpion and bug shop, a Sydney-based online venture that sells the creatures for human and a n i m a l consumption, as well as for collections. " O n Father's Day we sold a lot of gift packs, which included chocolate covered bugs, choc-chip mealworm cookies and flavoured lollipops with bugs in the centre." As with many business ventures, the beginning was serendipitous. "We were doing a pet and animal expo, and needed a good promotional item to get people to come over to the stall. So we started making the lollipops and they were really successful," she said. She also sells bugs ground up into chocolatecoated cookies, frozen bugs and roasted bugs, so they can be mailed to customers. A trial pack retails for A$20 ($19.64). The bugs can be bought by the 100 grams or in kilogram lots. flavour a little bit better than the mealworm." Blackburn said edible bugs also offer nutritional benefits. "Crickets are high in calcium, termites are high in iron and silk worms have special amino acid and good fats in them, while tarantula and water bugs mainly have protein factor," she said, noting that they are also low in fat. Sales are picking up. Blackburn said the shop sells 1,000 lollipops a week and that she has about 100 regular customers who buy raw insects to use as part of their daily diet, including university professors, doctors and lawyers. B u t eating bugs can still be a hard swallow in the land of the barbecue. "Som e people can't get past the fact they are eating a bug," she said. "Some people spit it out because that would be a normal reaction if you got a bug in your food. Others are willing to try and love it." ($1 = 1.018 Australian dollars)
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Geelong utility Jimmy Bartel elevated himself to a new level of super-stardom on Saturday by claiming the Norm Smith Medal alongside his third premiership medallion.

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next season. Ling, who turns 31 ahead of next season, played a vital role in the Cats' win at the MCG. The only thing missing from Ling's complete blanketing of Dane Swan was a ransom note - so effectively did he hold the dangerous Magpies midfielder hostage for more than 100 minutes. But despite a superb match on the game's biggest stage, Ling remains unsure whether he will go on next season. He will wait until celebrations have died down and he speaks with coach Chris Scott before he makes a final decision. "I'm not sure yet I might have a quiet beer over the next few days and have a chat with Scotty," he said. " F o r n o w, I ' m j u s t enjoying it. I must admit, it's that fun and that special that you'd like to go and do it again. "But I'll have a think about it a bit later. The way you feel right now, you feel you've got another 10 years left in you." Ling's selfless effort to tag Swan out of the match was one of a dozen quality performances from the Cats, who spoke before the match about producing a consistent team effort rather than relying on individual brilliance to break the Pies. "It was something we focused on. There was no need for anyone to do anything sensational or out of the ordinary," Ling said. "We all contributed and played our role as best we could, and that's all I tried to do.

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Medallist Bartel puts Geelong first

two more goals in the second half showed his class. Used at times at half-back this season, the 27-year-old was always prepared to try a few snaps at goal from tough angles after training on Geelong's wintry nights in an attempt to stay ready for a But the 2007 Brownlow move forward. Medallist spoke from the heart when he said he was not all that fussed about individual honours. First-year Cats coach Chris Scott mentioned several times in his post-match press conference about the ultra-competitive nature of Geelong's playing group, which has now won three AFL premierships in five years. Clearly, that is "Probably to Scotty's and what drives the two-time All- the coaches' annoyance, I do hang Australian Bartel. around after training and kick Starting on the wing, Bartel barrels and torps probably a bit had 26 possessions and kicked more than they'd like," Bartel three brilliant goals in his side's 38- grinned. point win over Collingwood at the "It probably did help today." MCG, helping to fill the gap up The 187cm utility was so forward following big man James focused on the game that Podsiadly's departure in the Geelong's six-goal advantage late second term with a dislocated in the final term had no effect on his shoulder. attitude. "Totally no disrespect to it "Probably only with a or anything like that, but I'm just couple of minutes to go we thought happy with the other one, the we had it won," he said. premiership medal," Bartel said "Everyone was spent. We when asked about his Norm Smith were just hoping the siren would Medal for best afield. go." "We have a pretty fierce Bartel said the 2007, 2009 group that plays for premierships and 2011 premiership sides were and that's all I wanted. This is some all quite special. pretty nice icing on the cake." "It's hard to put one over Bartel's first goal late in the the top of the other," he said. second quarter, a tricky set shot No decision on Ling's from the boundary, helped future Geelong stay within three points at Meanwhile, Cats captain half-time. Cameron Ling says he will let the The Cats stormed home euphoria and a few beers wash with a 10-goal second half to over him before he decides Collingwood's three and Bartel with whether to continue his AFL career

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Monk changed his told his parents and the Swimmer Kenrick Monk statement to police after learning police the truth on Saturday. will be grilled by Swimming there was a witness to his Australia this week fall, but says that was not after lying about being his motivation. the victim of a hit-andHe hopes his broken elbow heals in run accident in time for London Olympic Brisbane. Last Thursday the 23-year-old Commonwealth gold medallist claimed he was deliberately hit by a car, breaking two bones in his elbow. On the weekend the swimmer changed his story, admitting he had recently bought a skateboard and fallen off it on his way to training. He said he panicked and was embarrassed after the accident and made up the hit-andrun story. The sprinter broke down as he revealed to reporters he had trials, but his position will also hinge on dual investigations. O n e b y Swimming Australia who will interview him in the next few days, and another by Queensland Police on whether to charge him with making a false statement. The Australian Olympic Committee says it will wait for a report from Swimming Australia before deciding on any action against the freestyler.

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Melbourne has given n e w l y - r e t i r e d C o l l i n g w o o d premiership player Leigh Brown a job in its revamped coaching department.
Brown, 29, who played the last of his 246 AFL matches in Saturday's grand final loss to Geelong, will become the Demons' forward line coach. He joins former Magpies assistant Mark Neeld, who was appointed as Melbourne's head coach in midSeptember. The Demons also added former Werribee VFL coach Paul Satterley to work with Brown as their development forward line coach. Those appointments follow the recent additions of longtime Adelaide coach Neil

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experiences at a number of successful organisations, most recently at Collingwood as a premiership player." Brown played with Fremantle, North Melbourne and Collingwood over a 12year career, including as a member of the Magpies' 2010 premiership side. Over the past four years, he has completed a coaching education program and worked with the coaching group at TAC Cup under-18s side Calder Cannons. "The Melbourne Football Club has offered me a great opportunity to begin the next phase of my career in football," Brown said.

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Prognosticators who predicted the end of the world and got it wrong, scientists who built a wasabi fire alarm, and researchers who studied how the urge to urinate affects decision-making were among the winners of spoof LG Nobel prizes on Thursday.
The annual prizes, meant to entertain and encourage scientific research, are awarded by the Journal of Improbable Research as a whimsical counterpart to the Nobel Prizes, which will be announced next week. LG Nobels also went to researchers who found that the male buprestid beetle likes to copulate with Australian beer bottles called stubbies, and researchers who showed why discus throwers become dizzy and hammer throwers do not. Former winners of the real Nobel prizes hand out the prizes at a ceremony held at Harvard University in Massachusetts. A personal favorite of Marc Abrahams, is this year's winner for the Public Safety Prize, which went to John Senders of the University of Toronto, Canada. Senders and colleagues conducted experiments to see how distractions -- in this case a helmet with a visor that repeatedly flaps over a person's face -- affects attention during highway driving. "They put this on someone while this visor is flapping and blinding them," Abrahams said. Remarkably, the driver fared quite well, Abrahams said. Peter Snyder, a professor of Neurology at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, was part of two research teams who won the Medicine Prize for studying how the urge to urinate affects decisionmaking.

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Wasabi alarm, beetle sex win LG Nobel spoof prizes

Snyder's team set up an experiment in which volunteers did computer tests and then periodically drank 250 ml (about 8 ounces) of water as the scientists measured the effects of the volunteers' gradually swelling bladders on attention and working memory. The aim was to see who could last the longest before holds procrastinators can be motivated to do important things as long as they are doing them as a way of avoiding something even more important. -- Anna Wilkinson of the University of Lincoln in the United Kingdom, Natalie Sebanz of Radboud University Nijmegen in the Netherlands and others for their study that found no evidence of contagious yawning in red-footed turtles. -- Makoto Imai, Naoki Urushihata, Hideki Tanemura, Yukinobu Tajima, Hideaki Goto, Koichiro Mizoguchi and Junichi Murakami of Japan for determining the ideal density of airborne wasabi -- a pungent horseradish -- to awaken sleeping people and for applying this knowledge to invent a wasabi fire alarm. -- Karl Halvor Teigen of the University of Oslo, Norway, for trying to understand why, in everyday life, people sigh. -- Americans Dorothy Martin who predicted the world would end in 1954; Pat Robertson who predicted the world would end in 1982; Elizabeth Clare Prophet who predicted the world would end in 1990; and Harold Camping who predicted the world would end on September 6, 1994, and on October 21, 2011; Lee Jang Rim of Korea who predicted the world would end in 1992; Shoko Asahara of Japan who predicted the world would end in 1997; Credonia Mwerinde of Uganda who predicted the world would end in 1999 -- for teaching the world to be careful when making mathematical assumptions and calculations.

Craig as Melbourne's director of sports performance and Jade Rawlings as their backline coach, as well as the recruitment of fitness guru David Misson from St Kilda. "I'm very pleased to have Leigh Brown on board," Neeld said of the latest addition to his football department. "Throughout his playing career, Leigh has had ently at Collingwood as a premiership

Warriors' future excites Johnson

His brilliant second-half performance was not enough to help the Warriors to a first NRL grand final victory but Shaun Johnson wants to hang around and be part of a club that has the makings of being a force for many years.
The Warriors contested finals in all three grades at the Olympic stadium on Sunday, with the club's NSW Cup team the Vulcans going down 30-28 to an experienced Canterbury side and the Under-20s side beating North Queensland 31-30 in golden point time. However it was the 21year-old half-back, with less than 20 first grade games under his belt, that almost single-handedly helped the Warriors run down Manly in a frantic last 15 minutes before Jamie Lyon's late try eased the Sea Eagles' nerves and sealed a 24-10 victory. Despite his lack of experience, Johnson was magnificent in defeat and his arrival as the brightest young talent in the NRL will almost certainly make him a man in demand when he comes off contract next year. The young Aucklander, whose exquisite pass set up Manu Vatuvei's try to kick-start the Warriors' best spell of the match, insists he has no interest in playing with any other club. "The best thing here is that we are all pretty close, we are good friends with the guys in the Vulcans and the 20s, we spend a lot of time with each other throughout the year," Johnson said. "I am so keen to stay here, I love playing with the club and with so many of my friends, and we feel we have a very bright future here." Despite his dramatic contribution in the second half, Johnson admitted he allowed the occasion to get the better of him in the opening 40 minutes. "I felt I belonged out there, I played my role, second half we showed what we can do, but credit to Manly their ability to hold us out and turn it around, is the sign of a good footy club," he said. "I think I was a bit overawed to start with, but it doesn't take much to make a play. "Looking back at the season, it is something I won't appreciate until I get home and sit down. "It has been so incredible, to get to a grand final and go so close, it is a special feeling, but I just wished we could have won.

bolting for the toilet. The study found that attention and working memory suffer when you are so focused on having to pee. "When you gotta go, you gotta go," Snyder said. Abrahams said LG Nobel judges spend much of the year sifting through piles of nominations, and the selection process can become quite heated. "We have a devil of a time picking them. I have to step in and remind them what prize it is we are arguing about." Other winners: -- Arturas Zuokas, the mayor of Vilnius, Lithuania, winner of the Peace Prize for showing that the problem of illegally parked luxury cars can be solved by running them over with an armored tank. -- John Perry of Stanford University for his Theory of Structured Procrastination, which

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Insurance broker launches pizza parlor policy

In the specialized world of insurance, this one takes the cake -- or perhaps the pie -- a new policy called "SLICE" specifically designed to protect the owners of pizza parlors.
C a l i f o r n i a insurance brokerage EPIC Programs Group said the "Safety, Loss Control, Insurance, Coverage, Expertise" program would address liabilities pizza parlor owners face from their delivery drivers. The program, available in 40 states, includes mandatory driver training and other risk the food service industry. Some of the world's best-known insurers and insurance brokers, including Willis Group, Progressive and Allianz SE's Fireman's Fund, offer specialized pizza programs. According to industry websites, delivery drivers' own insurance policies usually will not cover them when they are delivering food on their employers' behalf, leading pizzerias and other restaurants that employ drivers to take out excess coverage on them.

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Hashim Amla will captain South Africa in this month's limited-overs series against Australia, Cricket South Africa (CSA) has said.
Opening batsman Amla, who will lead South A f r i c a i n t w o Tw e n t y 2 0 internationals and three onedayers against the touring Australians, will deputise for AB de Villiers who misses the series due to a fractured finger. Veteran wicketkeeper Mark Boucher, left out of the Proteas cricket World Cup squad this year, returns to the one-day squad and 23-year-old batsman Richard Levi was the only uncapped player included. "With the International Cricket Council's World Twenty20 less than a year away we need to keep a solid core of experience around the side," CSA selection convener Andrew Hudson said in a statement. "But at the same time we want to give younger players a run as well and this certainly applies in

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looked to be over when he was omitted from the World Cup squad but the injury to De Villiers, who was set to keep wicket, has given the 34year-old another opportunity. "We will probably go in with seven batsmen, including Boucher at number seven, and we have kept all our bowling options that worked well at the World Cup," Hudson said. The selectors have kept faith with opening batsman Graeme Smith who stepped down as limited-overs captain after the World Cup. The series against Australia will be the first under new coach Gary Kirsten who guided India to World Cup glory in March. The limited-overs portion of Australia's tour starts with a T20 international in Cape Town on October 13 and ends with an ODI in Durban on October 28.

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in 1964 and nationally in Global sales of Doritos The man credited with creating Doritos will be 1 9 6 6 , s a i d F r i t o - L a y were about $5 billion in 2010, buried along with some of his spokeswoman Aurora Gonzalez. Gonzalez said. West, a marketing West retired from Frito-Lay beloved snack chips.

the case of Richard Levi and (the recalled) David Miller," he added. Amla, 28, has only played three Twenty20 internationals and he will have to make do without experienced all-rounder Jacques Kallis and fast bowler Dale Steyn. "We have left Jacques Kallis and Dale Steyn out of the T20 squad as part of our rotation policy," Hudson said. "We have a lot of cricket ahead of us, not just this season, but also in the next off-season with the tour to England as well as the World Twenty20 and we must manage our senior players sensibly," Hudson said. Boucher's one-day career

A r c h W e s t d i e d executive for the Frito-Lay, as September 20 of natural causes at eager to produce a salty snack chip after a Dallas hospital. He was 97. 5.30 PM sampling a crunchy, "tortilla-type chip" at the roadside His remains were cremated, and the family plans to stand while on vacation in bury the urn inside a burial box at a Southern California in the early 1960s. local cemetery. "The company didn't The family requested that really like the idea, but Dad friends and relatives who attend the graveside service be allowed m a n a g e d t o d i r e c t s o m e to toss Doritos around the box as a (research and development) money into the project," tribute. The rest is crunchy, tangy "He would think it is history. hilarious," said his daughter Jana Doritos is the second-best Hacker, a resident of the Dallas selling chip of Frito-Lay's brands, area. "The cemetery does not m i n d b e c a u s e t h e y a r e behind Lay's potato chips, nationally and internationally. biodegradable." The Nacho Cheese flavor Doritos were first is the most popular Doritos flavor, introduced in Southern California Gonzalez said.

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Cahill, Schwarzer ruled out for Socceroos

Socceroos stars Tim Cahill and Mark Schwarzer have been ruled out of Australia's upcoming friendly against Malaysia and World Cup qualifier against Oman. Everton playmaker Cahill has recently been hampered by ankle and shin complaints, while Schwarzer suffered a back injury in Fulham's 6-0 win over Queens Park Rangers on Monday morning (AEDT). The injuries mean the Socceroos will be minus Cahill, Schwarzer, Brett Emerton and Harry Kewell for the friendly in Canberra on Friday night and qualifier in Sydney next Tuesday night.
FC in the muchhyped A-League opener this Saturday, Osieck decided on an entirely overseas-based squad of 19 players. Cahill was included in the original squad despite suffering a shin injury while playing for Everton against Manchester City on September 24. Osieck has drafted in Danish-based goalkeeper Nathan Coe to replace Schwarzer. The Socceroos had their first light training session on Tuesday afternoon at Leichhardt Oval in Sydney.

Socceroos coach Holger Osieck surprisingly left prized ALeague recruits Kewell and Emerton out of his squad that was announced last Tuesday. With Kewell's Melbourne Victory taking on Emerton's Sydney

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Casey Stoner's charge to a second MotoGP title was held up as he survived a scare to finish third in a crashfilled Japanese Grand Prix behind Spanish duo Dani Pedrosa and world champion Jorge Lorenzo. Honda's Pedrosa rode a superb race, untroubled by the chaos around him, with seventimes world champion Valentino Rossi crashing off on turn two in the first of several hairraising spills in overcast conditions at Motegi's Twin Ring circuit. There were also three drive-through penalties dished out and the rare sight of a Suzuki battling for a podium finish. Australian Stoner, who started on pole for a record 10th time in the MotoGP four-stroke era, powered away from the grid and

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The next race will be Stoner's home grand prix at Phillip Island on October 16. Pedrosa clocked a time of 42 minutes and 47.481 seconds over the 24 laps, taking the chequered flag more than seven seconds ahead of Lorenzo with Stoner well back. Suzuki, without a podium since 2008, were third until a fired-up Stoner passed Alvaro Bautista at the halfway point, the Spaniard skidding across the tarmac and out of the race in spectacular fashion soon afterwards. The race was originally scheduled for April but was moved a f t e r t h e d e a d l y M a r c h 11 earthquake and tsunami, which triggered a nuclear meltdown at a power plant north of Tokyo.

Woman finds out 'boyfriend' was lesbian sex offender

A Scottish woman who found out her boyfriend was actually a female sex offender has waived her right to anonymity in an attempt to help other women.
Single mother Nicole Lindsay dated 'Lee Brooks' for years before she found out that he was actually a she. Her real name is Samantha Brooks and she had once been jailed for abusing a 14-year-old girl. Samantha attended court in Edinburgh earlier this year charged with two counts of having sex by fraud. It's believed she deceived two women into believing she was a man. However her case was thrown out of court after another alleged victim and former friend of Nicole refused to cooperate with prosecutors. According to Nicole: "She got these charges dropped by playing a clever hand with the other victim." As Samantha is now a free woman, Nicole has broken her silence to ensure the deception doesn't occur again. She first started dating 'Lee' in 2006 when they started a long distance relationship. They broke up in 2007 and shortly after 'Lee' told Nicole she'd been sent to jail for allegedly beating up a pedophile. In truth, she'd been jailed for 18-months for sexual offences against a 14-year-old girl and had been put on the sexual offenders' register. They resumed their relationship after Samantha's release and even decided to get married. However Nicole's family grew suspicious of this 'man' with no facial hair or Adam's apple. "I didn't believe Lee could be a woman. We had been having sex on and off for years. But I knew he was hiding something." she had never been comfortable showing her naked body with a partner. suffered from testicular cancer which is why she couldn't see or touch his manhood. It's believed Samantha put condoms and padding over a modified wooden toilet roll holder to obtain sexual intimacy. She also bound her breasts using bandages and clingwrap saying she had scars. Nicole finally found out the truth in September last year when Samantha was arrested. She said: "When the police told me Lee was a she I just couldn't believe it. I was in shock. I've been through hell. "The thought of how Lee deceived me and my whole family has given me nightmares and made me feel sick. "I want to be sure other girls and vulnerable young women avoid this sick person."

Pedrosa wins in Japan, keeps Stoner waiting

looked untouchable until a front-wheel wobble and brake failure while hurtling into a corner at 180 kilometres per hour caused him to run into the gravel on lap four. The 2007 world champion re-emerged in seventh place and tore his way back through the field to earn a podium finish, leaving him 40 points clear of Yamaha's Lorenzo with three races remaining this season.

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heading into the final race. "We're going to go to Vegas and try to win the big one, but we learned today how quickly things can change," Franchitti said. "I enjoyed it ... I'd have enjoyed it more if I had beat him (Carpenter)." P o w e r, w h o c a l l e d Franchitti a dirty driver and "Princess" on Twitter earlier this season, believed he had the better of the Scotsman. "I don't think he was as quick as we were," Power said. "I wasn't expecting us to have the day we had, losing so many points. It's racing. You can't do anything about it now." It is a familiar scenario for Power, who led the championship race for most of 2010. He led by 12 points going into the final race of the year in Miami, but clipped a wall and had to watch from pit-lane as Franchitti went on to claim the title by five points. He may need Franchitti to suffer a similar fate to stand a chance this season, with Las Vegas being an oval-type circuit, on which Franchitti has posted 14 of his 19 IndyCar race wins compared to Power's one.

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Power loses IndyCar lead after pit crash

Power said. A pit lane crash in the "After that (the crash) it was penultimate race put a massive dent in Australian even a fight to hang onto the back of the field. The car had no speed. Will Power's high hopes of "They just sent her into me. securing an historic IndyCar "There was nothing I could championship title. do about that one." Series leader Power started from pole position at the Kentucky Speedway oval and led the first 48 laps before Brazilian driver Ana Beatriz struck his car as she was exiting her pit and he was turning into his. The collision sliced a huge gash into the sidepod of Power's car, slowing it, and he could only finish 19th. The result was shattering for Power as his main rival, Scotsman Dario Franchitti, the two-time and defending series champion, finished second and took over top spot on the points standings. Franchitti went into the race trailing Power by 12 points and will now head to the October 16 season finale in Las Vegas with an 18-point lead over the Queenslander. Another podium finish for Franchitti will almost certainly ensure he edges Power for the title. "We had the fastest car, an unbelievably fast car," a rueful Power refuelled and hurried back onto the track after the crash but Franchitti, who started 11th, took the lead.

Power returned in ninth and was unable to match his early speed, falling to 23rd after needing crewmen to tape over the hole in his car. Ed Carpenter edged Franchitti at the finish line by just .0098 of a second, after the pair staged a wheel-to-wheel battle for the final 22 laps, to pick up the first victory of his IndyCar career. Franchitti vowed he would not be taking anything for granted

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Australian selectors have rewarded Manly for its premiership success with rookie half-back Daly CherryEvans leading a Sea Eagles domination of the squad for the upcoming Four Nations tournament.
Cherry-Evans was one of five Sea Eagles named in the 24man squad, with Stewart brothers Brett and Glenn, Anthony Watmough and Tony Williams also earning a call-up following the 2410 grand final win over the Warriors. Williams and CherryEvans are two of six new faces in the side, with Keith Galloway, Corey Parker, Dave Taylor and Newcastle's Akuila Uate all in line for their first green and gold jumper. The tour of the United Kingdom will be Darren Lockyer's rugby league swansong, with the Test skipper to make his final appearance on Australian soil in the one-off Test against New Zealand in Newcastle on October 16. "His (Cherry-Evans') form's undeniable," Kangaroos coach Tim Sheens said. "I think Manly have plenty of claim and I don't think anyone would disagree the kid certainly earned an opportunity." Sheens also dismissed suggestions he had a personal issue with Watmough, despite reports this year his representative career could be over because of a clash. "I've always picked

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South Sydney pair Greg Inglis (ankle, knee) and Dave Taylor (shoulder) are the biggest injury concerns in a squad already missing big names Petero Civoniceva, Jarryd Hayne, Kurt Gidley, Justin Hodges, Brett Morris and Ben Creagh. Sheens said Penrith's Luke Lewis would fill Gidley's utility role, while Watmough and New South Wales captain Paul Gallen would be considered for the front row. S i x players in the squad are in line for Kangaroos debuts - CherryEvans, Williams, Corey Parker, Akuila Uate, Taylor and Keith Galloway. Sheens will name his side for the Newcastle Test on Friday, while the squad flies out on October 21 and play their first Four Nations match against the Kiwis in Warrington on October 28. Australian squad: Darius Boyd (STG), Daly Cherry-Evans (MAN), Cooper Cronk (MEL), Robbie Farah (WST), Paul Gallen (CRO), Keith Galloway (WST), Greg Inglis (SOU), Chris Lawrence (WST), Luke Lewis (PEN), Darren Lockyer (BRI), Corey Parker (BRI), Matt Scott (NQL), David Shillington (CAN), Billy Slater (MEL), Cameron Smith (MEL), Brett Stewart (MAN), Glenn Stewart (MAN), Dave Taylor (SOU), Sam Thaiday (BRI), Johnathan Thurston (NQL), Akuila Uate (NEW), Anthony Watmough (MAN), Tony Williams (MAN), Jharal Yow Yeh (BRI)

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Campbell Brown's role in an incident during an offseason trip to Thailand has cost him his leadership position at AFL club Gold Coast.
T h e S u n s announced that they had taken the deputy vicecaptaincy from Brown for the next 12 months. Thai police

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Travis Auld said. The Suns said Brown and Weller had an argument with an unnamed person as they were leaving a party on the island. "The verbal dispute escalated into a physical altercation when an unknown third party intervened," the club said. "The altercation initially involved Maverick Weller and then Campbell Brown. "Brown and Weller were questioned by Thai police about the incident, as were team-mates Jacob Gillbee and Joel Wilkinson, but no further action was taken. "It's important to note that Gillbee and Wilkinson were merely witnesses to the incident and not directly involved." The club added Weller had put himself at risk by becoming involved in the verbal argument, but said his involvement was "minimal". "The incident provided Maverick with a valuable lesson in relation to the additional responsibilities that come with being an AFL footballer," the club said. Auld said the Suns would review their procedures for players when they are on leave from the club. "This incident has been a major wake up call for our playing group - we will use it to further educate our players," he said.

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Anthony Watmough. I don't know why people think I have an issue," Sheens said. "That doesn't always mean he's played in every game, but he's always been in the squads that I've picked. "I think his form's been good. "I also believe that there are certain conditions in England that suit certain players and I think it suits his game, his speed of play-the-ball in particular."

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Sheens said reports of a fall-out were wide of the mark. "It didn't come from me, I can tell you now," the coach said. "He played well in the State of Origin series, he's played well for his club. "I've always said, whether there's a personal issue or not with me and any player, I would never hold that against anyone and there's no personal issue between him and I." Sheens said captain Darren Lockyer (fractured cheekbone) would be fit to play his last Test on home soil against New Zealand in Newcastle on October 16 before the squad departs for England.

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arrested Brown and three team-mates after an altercation with another tourist during a full moon party on the island of Koh Phangan. But the four players were released without charge. The Suns decided to take no action against Maverick Weller, Jacob Gillbee and Joel Wilkinson. "As a designated leader, the club feels Brown's actions were below the standards expected of him by the club," the Suns said in a statement. "Campbell had the opportunity to avoid becoming involved in the verbal altercation and therefore the subsequent physical altercation that ensued. "As a result Campbell will be relieved of his responsibility as deputy vice captain for a period of 12 months." But Gold Coast added that Brown would have the chance to rejoin the player leadership group in a year's time. "Campbell deserves the opportunity to regain his position as deputy vice captain and we will support him in doing so," club chief executive Travis Auld said.

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