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Kintamani is alsovery popular in Holland.Meanwhi le, home inIndonesia in areas outsideBali, such as Jakarta andSurabaya, there arealready a number ofestablished Kintamanibreeders each producingup to 80 dogs in a singley e a r s e l l i n g a t a nindividual price of between

Rp 2.5 Rp. 5 million (US$280 US$550).Ironically, in Bali, few people bother

to breed the Kintamani, preferring to raise

imported dog breeds.Munadi said the most popular

Kintamani dogs have white coats, preferredover members of the breed with coats thatare black, chocolate or multi-colored.Particularly prized are the thick fur mostprevalent on the Kintamani's neck andhind-quarters.

Plans are reportedly underway fora major dog show to be held in Bali. GdeNgurah Anindita, chairman of the Bali DogFestival, said the festival will soon be heldto gather dog lovers and help furtherpopularize the Kintamani breed while alsoproviding a format in Bali for the competitiveshowing of other international breeds.

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We've Got Just the Ticket!

Bali Officials Pledge to CrackDown on Il legal TouristTransport and UnlicensedT ax i s a s R e g i s t e r e dOperators Ask Why theyShould Obey Rules thatAren't Enforced.

According to a report inBali Post, the increasing presenceof tourist transport operatingillegally in Bali is angering both

of f ic ia ls o f the prov inc ia lTransportation, Information and

Communication Serviceand the membership of the BaliTourism Transport Association(PAWIBA).

To combat the problemofficials have deployed anenforcement team to take sternsteps against tourist transportoperating outside their assigned

routes, illegal rented vehicles andunlicensed taxis.

Said the chief of Balitransportation agency, MadeSantha, on Monday, April 18,2011: "Tourist transport fromoutside of Bali operating illegallyin Bali will be ticketed. Moreover,these vehicles lacking legal Baliregistrations will be sent back totheir originating areas."

Santha blamed the illegaltourist transport in Bali withdisrupting the operations oflicensed transport operators. "Wehave called on provincial revenue

off icers to p repare c learguidelines on illegal non-Bali

Transportation Agency(Dishub) has only been able tomove if we caught the subjectvehicles actual ly carryingpassengers," Santha added.

In response to complaintsfrom shuttle bus operators alongKuta beach who are blamingviolations committed by tourist

bus operators with causing trafficjams, Santha said he would leavethe that problem to be handled byt h e B a d u n g r e g e n c yadministration.

The head of the BaliTourist Transport Association(PAWIBA), Bagus Soediana,stated earlier that tourist transportfrom outside Bali were clearlyunderselling local transportoperators. Said Soediana, "if thisis allowed to continue, thetransport operators in Bali whoremain diligent in obtaining therequired operating permits will

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The National new service,Antara, quotes, I Gde Pitana, anofficial of the Ministry of Culture

and Tourism as rejectingclaims from some quarters thatBali has reached the limits of itscarrying capacity.

According to Pitana whoonce served as the chief oftourism for the province, Balireceives 2.5 million tourist eachyear, a number far less that the 11

million visitors to theanother island destinationSingapore. Pitana believes Bali'sability to handle even morevisitors is tied to a lack ofadequate infrastructure, ainsufficiency being addressedwith new road projects and plansfor a new airport in North Bali.

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German circus families in shootout over tent space

A s h o o t o u tb e t w e e n t w oG e r m a n c i r c u sfamilies competingover tent space hasl e f t s i x p e o p l einjured.

T h edisagreement came to ah e a d o n M o n d a yevening as the familiesfired guns, used knivesand attacked each other with batons, police in the Bavarian

Regensburg said.

T h r e epeople from eachfamily were injured,including a 48-year-old man whowas shot in the leg.N o n e w e r eseriously injured,police said.

Tourist saves toddler in four-storey fallground."I'm thanking the

Lord above right now forsaving my child's life. I'malso thanking that ladybecause she was anangel sent from heaven,"said the child's motherHelena Myles.

Paramedics tookJah-Nea to the hospital.

"She's perfectlyfine. Not a scratch on herbody," her mother said.

M y l e s t o l dinvestigators that she lefther daughter in the careof friends, who said they

didn't notice Jah-Nea slip outonto the balcony.

A s m a l l c h i l dsurvived a fall from afou r th - f l oo r ho te lb a l c o n y w h e n aBritish tourist caughtthe 16-month girl inthe pool area below,

Helen Beard, ofWorksop, told investigatorsshe was at the pool of ahotel in Orlando shortlya f t e r 1 1 p . m . o nWednesday when she sawa child hanging from thebalcony.

Beard ran to a spotdirectly under the danglingtoddler and watched as she fell,striking the third-floor balcony on herway down.

Beard, 44, said shecaught Jah-Nea Myles andbroke her fall before the childslipped from her arms and hit the


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A lawsuit that seeks to stopMcDonald's from sellingHappy Meals must bed i s m i s s e d b e c a u s ep a r e n t s c a n a l w a y sprohibit their children frome a t i n g t h e m , t h ehamburger giant said in a

court filing.The lawsuit claims

McDonald's unfairly uses toys tolure children into its restaurants.The plaintiff, Monet Parham, aSacramento, Calif. mother of two,claims the company's advertisingviolates California consumerprotection laws.

The Happy Meal has been ahuge hit for McDonald's -- makingthe company one of the world'slargest toy distributors -- andspawning me-too offerings at mostother fast-food chains.

But lately it also has come

under fire from public health

officials, parents andlawmakers who are frustratedwith rising childhood obesityrates and weak anti-obesitye f f o r t s f r o m r e s t a u r a n toperators, which are largely self-regulated.

Parham, who filed suitlast December, is representedby the Centre for Science in thePublic Interest, a nutrition

advocacy group.

admits she frequentlytells her children "no" whenthey ask for Happy Meals,McDonald's said in a courtfiling late on Monday.

"She was not misledby any advertising, nor did sherely on any information fromMcDonald's," the companysaid.

Shou ld Parham'slawsuit be allowed, it wouldspawn a host of otherp r o b l e m a t i c l e g a l

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children any product that a childasks for but the parent does notwant to buy would constitute anunfair trade practice," the companysaid.

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Day again punters and I hope your Easter weekend was agood one. It was a big week with many things happening

over the past weekend, with my favourite being the ANZACday celebrations. I was up early to watch a dawn service onthe Australia network and was surprised to find out that way

back when the diggers (both Australian and New Zealand) stormed thebeach our troops lost around 7 thousand men. The thing that surprisedme was that 8 thousand people travelled to Gallipoli to honour our

brave soldiers. I take my hat off to all the families of all the men and women that have served in our armedforces all over the world. Well done.With ANZAC day came the traditional clash between the mighty Pies and Essendon, with the Pies

coming out victors to retain the top spot. I also see the Gold Coast Sons won their f irst game against PortAdelaide, making history with their first win and starting their A.F.L Debut season. I hope they get the team inorder and play well for the rest of the year. Well done gentlemen.

I did attend the first anniversary party at Balkanika restaurant last Friday night and will say thatVesna and Robert put on a great bash. The band was great, the food was sensational and the beer was cold.The art exhibition upstairs is fantastic and they will be keeping it on show for another month so If you arelooking for a great feed and a little bit of class for an evening out with friend I urge you to get on down andcheck it out. Thanks to Balkanika for their great support.

Now, I did get some good news with regards to another one of our sponsors Piggy's Bar onPoppies Lane 2. A few weeks ago they had their 4th birthday party, and as a bonus to the punters a fewyoung chickys got themselves involved in a wetshirt contest. Now I will say punters, it was terrible as therewere about 6 very young ladies on stage with nice tight white shirts which got splashed with water,hhhmmmm, anyway, I have from a good source that the event will be a regular thing. Apparently each and

every Monday night at around 9 pm the baby splash pool is coming out and the fun will begin yippppyyy.Rock on Piggy's.Ok folks I hope you all stay safe, happy and healthy and always remember, I know that you believe

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Three football supporters werewalking back from the MCGwhen one noticed a foot stickingout of the bushesby the side ofJolimont Road. They stopped and

discovered a nude femaleunconscious and near death soone of them phoned the policeand the also requested anambulance.Out of respect and propriety, t heEagles fan took off his cap andplaced it over one of the femalesbreasts.The Dockers fan took of his capand placed it over the other

breast.Following their lead, but withg r e a t r e l u c t a n c e , t h eCollingwood fan took off hiscapand place it over her girly part.

The police arrived and an officerb e g a n t o c o n d u c t t h einvestigat ion. xxx he lifted up theEaglescap, replaced it and madean entry into hisnotebook. Next,he lift up the Dockers cap andreplaced , making more notesinhis book. Then the officer lift edthe Collingwood cap, replaced it ,lifted it again, replaced it, lifted ita third time and replaced it one

last t ime shaking his head indisbelief.The Collingwood fan wasextremely annoyed andchallenged him, What are you,

a pervert or something mate?Why do you keep lifting andlooking, lifting and looking?Well, said t he officer, Im a li tt lesurprised and confused.Normally, when you lookunder a Collingwood cap you'llfind an asshole.

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New York City livery cab drivers,o f ten ca l led to c r ime -r iddenneighbourhoods that yellow taxistend to ignore, are being armed withbulletproof vests

Citing some deadly attacks onthe drivers the New York StateFederation of Taxi Drivers distributedthe vests on Monday and driversstarted using them immediately.

Priority was given to driversworking the night shift in areas wherestatistics showed high incidence ofattacks -- chiefly in outlying parts ofboroughs outside Manhattan.

Livery cabs must be hiredahead of time and do not pick uppassengers off the street, unlike themore well known yellow taxis that cruiseNew York City streets looking for fares.

One dozen vests were donatedby New York-based security firmSecurity USA, adding to another 20 orso protective shields that had beenpreviously donated by retired police

officers.The company said it expects to

expand the program to meet a clearneed.

"It's just been amazing, all the

Some NY cab drivers to wear bulletproof vestscalls we've been getting

from livery drivers" since the newvests were distributed, SecurityUSA spokesman Clark Pena said.

"We want to continue this,and will do our best to get as manydrivers fitted as we can," Penasaid, adding that he was reachingout to other security firms and hadgotten a positive, enthusiastic

response.The company donated

the $400 vests after beingcontacted by taxi federation headFernando Mateo.

A spokesman for the city'sTaxi and Limousine Commission,which regulates metered cabs,livery and other for-hire cars,declined to comment on theprogram.

Driving a taxi or livery carcan be one of the city's moredangerous jobs, the group noted,as robberies sometimes turnviolent.

Among the livery driverskilled or wounded on the job wereCesar Santos, who was fatallyshot in the Bronx last June duringa dispute with a fare who refusedto pay; Trevor Bell, 53, who died inDecember when he was shot inthe head during a robbery inQueens; and Julio Lora, who wasparalyzed after being shot in theBronx this month.

The vests will not protectdrivers from head wounds, but thegroup said the vast majority ofattacks stem from knife attacks orgunshots to the drivers' lowerback or side.

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The police came to my frontdoor the other night holding apicture of my wife. TheConstable said Is this yourwife sir?Shocked I answered YesThey said We're afraid itlooks like she's been hit by abus.I said I know, but she has alovely personality & she's goodwith the kids.


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Sco ts Gua rdsmanCameron Reilly tookto badmouthing theroyal couple afterthey drove past himon Friday.

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Palace guard has beenaxed from his regiment'sduties on the day of theroyal wedding after heranted about CatherineMiddleton on Facebook.

Scots Guardsman CameronReilly, 18, called the bride-to-be a"posh b****" on the socialnetworking site.

The soldier, who regularlywears the famous bearskin hat andred tunic while on duty outside royalpalaces, is also being investigatedfor racist posts.

Referring to Ms Middleton

and Prince William, hewrote: "Hur and william drovepast me on friday n all a got wasa s****y wave while she lookedthe opposite way from me,stupid stuck up cow am a notgood enough for them! poshb**** am totally with u on this 1who reely gives a f*** about hur".

The guardsman, whohas on his Facebook profile that

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posting.Reilly, who lists "Super-

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A spokesman for the MoDsaid the claims were beinginvestigated.

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Regent of Bali Seeks PublicSupport for Toll Way andUnderpass Project s as Meanst o E l i m i n a t e T r a f f i cCongestion.

Seputar Indonesia reportsthat a planned toll way connectingSerangan Island and Tanjung Benoain Bali will overcome current traffic

congestion problems affecting theKuta area.

Badung's regent, A. A. GdeAgung, said: "In addition, this will besupported by the construction of anunderpass at Simpang Siur at theDewa Ruci monument, but only onthe side connecting Nusa Dua andthe Sunset Road. The underpassheading to Sanur has beencancelled."

Agung explained that the tollway from Serangan is land to TanjungBenoa and Nusa Dua covering adistance of 12 kilometers isscheduled for completion by 2013 atan estimated cost of Rp. 1.2 trillion

( U S $ 1 3 3 m i l l i o n ) .Meanwhile, the underpass atSimpang Siur will require theacquisition of 62 hectares of land andis also slated for completion by 2013.

"The acquisition of land willnot be very burdensome becausethere is no longer a need to build anunderpass accessing the Sanurarea," explained Agung. Because ofthe plans to build the toll wayconnecting Sanur and Nusa Duaauthorities believe the currentcongestion in travelling betweenSanur and the airport will bealleviated, making the additionunderpass unnecessary. Agungadded, "We hope that various partieswill completely understand our plansto build these roads."

"We no longer need to bepessimistic. This will overcome thetraffic congestion which we are notexperiencing," said the Badungregent. Agung remained non-committal as to whether or not the

Badung governmentwould become a shareholder inthe toll way project, saying, "Weare calculating whether or not weneed to invest."

A g u n g c l o s e d h i scomments, saying: "We mustpossess a commitment tomaintain Bali as an internationaldestination that is safe andconvenient in keeping with theslogan 'Island of the Gods.' Thereis nothing to fear. We hope allparties will support this."

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Face of KFC's 'Double Down' breadless burgerwasn't allowed to swallow during filming

L E A N S N A C K I N G :KFC 's new Doub leDown Sandwich, whichhas no bread, containsjust 32.3g of fat.

THE nation's most

controversial foodstuffKFC's bread-free deep-f r i e d d o u b le - ch i cke nsandwich is so full-on thatthe face of the megajoulemeal was warned not toswallow it.

C o m e d i a n a n dculinary guinea pig SeamusMcAlary has spilled thebeans on the "DoubleDown", the double-chicken,double-bacon, double-cheese extravaganza that hascaptured the imagination of a nation and causeddieticians to faint.

McAlary is the star of the Double Down ad which,

in what can only be described as"conceptually brave", features two blokesplaying ping pong in nightvision goggles whileeating the 2,000 kilojoule feast.

Asked the tough questions by The DailyTelegraph, McAlary cracked and admitted hehadn't even been allowed to swallow the beastfor his own safety.

"I did chew but they had a spit bucketbecause they did suggest you should probablyspit it out into the bucket," he confessed.

Otherwise you'll die? this reporterprobed.

"Something like that."However in a blatant attempt to pander

to his corporate masters, McAlary quicklyrevised the prognosis of a Double Down eaterfrom "death" to "They'd probably get a bit toofull".

Eventually he conceded: "The firstcouple of bites were good."

McAlary also had some advice for

impressionable kids who might try imitate hisfeat.

"I did make sure that I washed it downwith a Diet Coke,'' he assured us. "I balanced itout."

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The chief of National RoadBu i ld ing Agency f rom theDepartment of Public Works, forBali, West and East NusaTengarra, Susalit Alius, told Nusa

Bali that although engineeringplans for the Simpang SiurUnderpass Project in Bali are nowin their final phase of completion, anumber of technical obstaclesremain to be overcome for theunderpass project to proceed.

Said Alius, "the technicalobstacle we confront at themoment is that we are still unableto locate the technical installationdrawings for the Dewa RuciMonument in order to determinethe structure of the statue'sfoundations." The drawing areneeded so engineers building theunderpass can determine how to

p r o t e c tthe monumentd u r i n g t h econstruction ofthe underpass.

Explaining the problem,Alius describedh o w t h eunderpass will be

c o n s t r u c t e dw i t h i n t h edistance of a fewmeters from themonument's baseme a n in g a n ym i s t a k e s o rmisca lcu la t ioncould damage ori r r e v o c a b l ydestroy the landmark. "We havealready looked in various placesand asked various sources for thedrawings, but all to no avail," hesaid.

In addition to the missing

p r o b l e m spresented by the highground water levels inthe a rea o f theproposed underpass.D u r i n g t h econstruction phases,continual pumping ofground water musttake place and once

the underpass is putinto operation a totalo f e i g h t p u m p sevacuating six cubicmeters of groundwater every minutewill be needed tooperate around theclock.

T h eunderpass will stretch for a roaddistance of 800 meters including a40 meter underground tunnelsection connecting the southernpart of the island with the SunsetRoad.

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Australian Sentenced to 18 Years for DrugAn Australian man wassentenced to 18 years in jailon Monday for smugglingdrugs into Bali.

Michael Sacatides, 43,was arrested in October as hepassed through customs afterlanding on an AirAsia flight fromBangkok, Thailand, with 1.7

k i l o g r a m m e s o fmethamphetamine in his luggageat Bali International Airport.

The defendant wasproven guilty of drug smugglingand sentenced to 18 years, chief

judge Sigit Sutanto toldDenpasar District Court.

He never admitted thatthe drug belonged to him, the

judge said, referring to the reasonwhy he was given two years highert h a n t h e p r o s e c u t o r s 'recommendation of 16 years.

He committed a crimethat could harm our young

generation and it's against thegovernment 's campaign toeliminate drug use, Sutantoadded.

The kick-boxing trainerfrom Sydney will join almost a

dozen compatriots who arebehind bars at Kerobokan jail ondrug-related convictions.

Three Australians are ondeath row for a 2005 attempt tosmuggle 8.3 kilogrammes of heroininto Australia from Bali.

Six other members of theso-called Bali Nine gang are servinglong jail sentences.

A n o t h e r A u s t r a l i a n ,Schapelle Corby, is serving a 20-year sentence in Bali for trafficking4.1 kilogrammes of marijuana intoIndonesia in 2005.

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Twenty-eight per centthought that getting drunk abroadwas a British attribute, while fewerthan one in three thought workinghard made people British.

" O u r r e se a rch h a srevealed that it's hard to pin down

what it means to be British," saidOpinium Research managingdirector James Endersby.

" W i t h s e v e r a lstereotypical attributes making thelist as well as wider personalitytraits, it goes to show thatBritishness is a complex mix ofcharacteristics."

Fewer than half of thosesurveyed in England knew April 23was Saint George's Day.

Just 48 per cent knew the

Brits say being drunk abroad is national traitTwenty-eight per cent of Britishadults thought getting drunkabroad was a national attribute.

More than a quarter ofBritons think getting drunk abroadis a national characteristic,according to a survey released tomark England's national day.

An Opinium Research poll

of 2,012 British adults found that60 per cent thought drinking teawas a national trait, closelyfollowed by talking about theweather.

Forty per cent associateda "stiff upper lip" mentality -stoicism in the face of adversity -with being British.

Meanwhile 32 per centthought supporting the royal familywas a British characteristic, as thecountry gears up for the wedding of

date celebrating England'spatron saint - yet 57 per cent knewthat Saint Patrick's Day, the Irishnational day, was March 17.

In Northern Ireland, 100 percent of those surveyed knew whenSaint Patrick's Day was, while eightin 10 in Wales knew when SaintDavid's Day fell.

Despite the majority notknowing when Saint George's Daywas, 61 per cent of English peopledescribed themselves as Englishrather than British.


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AriesYou'll undoubtedly be relieved to learn that thecommunication planet Mercury, which is positionedin Aries, is no longer retrograde. However, thingswon't go smoothly right away. In fact, it's likelythere'll be a few days of continued confusion whileerrors from the past are found and sorted out.

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TaurusFew things upset you more than those who insist

they're loyal, then act very differently. However, withyour ruler Venus at odds with Pluto, the planet that'sabout revealing exactly such underhand manoeuvres,in the middle of next week, the odds are good you'llsoon have to confront such individuals head on.

GeminiBe wary of situations in which you can streamline thediscussion of tricky issues by summarising the facts forothers. If this means you'd leave out information youregard as being of little significance, don't do it. Whatseems of minor importance now could soon be crucial.Include absolutely everything.

CancerIf you're making plans and the process seems a realuphill struggle, pause and consider whether you'reapproaching things from the best possible angle.Urgent as things seem, take a break. When you comeback, you could spot something that could be done

very differently, and far better than before.LeoYou thrive on attention. But when that involvessomebody ordering you around, it's a very differentmatter. While you may not be happy with the way inwhich one particular individual is handling thesituation in question, they know what they're doing.Just this once, go along with them.

VirgoSometimes opportunities appear in a manner that makesit clear exactly what they are and the promise they hold.But what's coming your way won't be nearly asstraightforward. Initially you might even find themuninteresting. Explore further and you'll be amazed whatyou learn, and how much your perspective changes.

LibraNow that your ruler Venus has joined Mercury,Uranus, Jupiter and Mars in the relationship angle ofyour chart, the time has come to make somedecisions. Tempting as it is to wait until the rightmoment, things are moving swiftly. Wait too long anddestiny will make those decisions for you.

ScorpioOne of your most admirable traits is your loyalty. Once

you've committed to something or somebody, youralliance is solid. At the moment, however, events areencouraging you to review at least one of thosecommitments. Unnecessary as it seems, what comesto light will convince you that you've no choice.

SagittariusJust because you haven't yet come up with a plan that willdisentangle you from previous commitments withoutupsetting the actual individuals involved, that by nomeans indicates it's impossible. You may well be tacklingit from the wrong angle. Pause, consider your options,then begin again. You'll be amazed what you achieve.

CapricornThe trick at the moment is to stop worrying about whethercertain situations will upset others and instead focus onwhat needs to be done. During periods of transition, suchas this is, tension and upheaval are inevitable, as arecomplaints. Knowing that, focus on what you mustachieve, not others' moaning.

AquariusFew things are more satisfying than the feeling ofaccomplishment that emerges from a tough exchange ofideas that, step by step, reaches an accord. Bear this inmind now and over the coming days. While the actualdiscussions may take time, what you achieve will morethan justify the effort required.

PiscesDon't make the mistake of thinking that justbecause Mercury is no longer retrograde, all oflife's chaos will vanish. Ironically, some things maytake time to sort out, which means they'll get worsebefore the get better. Still, there's lots to be learned,

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Bree Olson dumps Charlie Sheen by text message,as Nova's Scott Dooley joins him on stage

Troubled actor Charlie Sheen withRachel Oberlin, also known asBree Olson in a picture posted onTwitter.

CHARLIE Sheen is down toone so-called "goddess," with thet roub led s ta r revea l ing h isrelationship woes during his stageshow.

Sheen opened his show inFort Lauderdale, Florida, by tellingthe audience that porn actress BreeOlson broke up with him via text

message.The news comes after Olson,

whose real name is RachelOberlin, last week denied reportsthat she had left the former Two anda Half Men star for a second time.

S h e a n d m a r i j u a n amagazine model Natalie "Natty"Kenly were accompanying the actoron his 18-city "My Violent Torpedo of

Truth/Defeat Is Not an Option" tour.Despite the break-up Sheen

seemed to be in good spirits at hisshow which included a question andanswer session with audiencemembers who later praised theactor's performance.

During the show Sheen alsoinvited Lindsay Lohan to hang outwith him after she was released froma Los Angeles jail on bail pending anappeal of a four-month jail sentenceimposed for violating her probationstemming from a previous drink-driving charge.

"I would hug her and let herknow it's gonna be OK," he said,

when an audience member asked ifhe had words of wisdom for the

troubled star.Scott Dooley - a co-host of

a breakfast show on Sydney radiostation Nova - joined Sheen onstage along with former NBAplayer Dennis Rodman andcomedian Jeff Ross.

Dooley, who formed an

unlikely friendship with the starwhen they made a short filmtogether, took to Twitter todayfollowing the show to express hisrelief at the success of the show.

"Just off stage with@charliesheen. Didn't get booedand I got to hug Dennis Rodman,"he wrote.

"I'm going to have a drinktonight then it's back on the@QantasAirways plane toAustralia. I have stories to tell andnews," he added.

Sheen continues to travelthe US on his tour which hasreceived mixed reviews since

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Bali TemplesMany claim that th ere are actuallymore temples than homes in Bali.Strictly speaking, many templesare really shr ines but the numberof religious compounds in Bali issaid to be over 10,000.

Normally peaceful anduninhabited, Bali's temples transforminto scenes of great activity and areornately decorated during festivalswith traditional dance performances,cockfighting and gambling. You'll findthat each of Bali's temples isfacing towards the mountains, thesea or sunrise.Besakih Temple(Mother Temple)

Over a thousand yearsold, Besakih Temple is known asthe "Mother Temple of Bali"Perched on the slopes of MountAgung, at a lofty 1,000 meters(3,000 feet) Besakih is the biggest

and holiest of all the Balinesetemples. Named after the DragonGod believed to inhabit themountain, it's said to be the onlytemple where a Hindu of any castecan worship.Eighteen separate sanctuariesbelonging to different regencies andcaste groups surround the three maintemples dedicated to Shiva, Brahmaand Vishnu. To the Balinese, visitingthe temple sanctuaries is a specialpilgrimage. The mountain top settinggives it an almost mystical quality.Steps ascend through split gates tothe main courtyard where the Trinityshrines, dedicated to Shiva, Brahma,

and Vishnu, are wrapped in cloth anddecorated with flower offerings.There are are number of temples butmany of their inner courtyards areclosed to visitors. If travelling on yourown, try reach Pura Besakih before9am, when many tourist buses startto arrive, so that you can take in thelovely temple in the quiet Balinesemorning.Uluwatu Temple(Pura Luhur)

Bali's most spectacular

temples located high on acliff top at the edge of a plateau 250feet above the waves of the IndianOcean.Dedicated to the spirits of the sea,the famous Pura Luhur Uluwatutemple is an architectural wonder inblack coral rock, beautifullydesigned with spectacular views. Apopular place to view the sunset.Tanah Lot Temple

The royal Taman Ayun

temple was built by one of the lastpriests to come to Bali from Java inthe 16th century. The temple standson top of a huge rock, surrounded bythe sea and is one of Bali's mostimportant sea temples. Tanah Lotpays homage to the guardian spiritsof the sea.Ancient rituals pay homage to theguardian spirits of the sea.Poisonous sea snakes found in thecaves at the base of the rocky islandare believed to be guardians of thetemple, standing virgil against evilspirits and intruders.

The best time to see Tanah Lot is inthe late afternoon when the temple isin silhouette.Pura Tirta Empul

Built around a sacred spring,Tampak Siring. An inscription datesthe spring all the way back to 926AD;and there are fine carvings andGarudas on the courtyard buildings.The temple and its two bathing spotshave been used by the Balinese forover a thousand years for goodhealth and prosperity; as the spring

cure! Regular purificationceremonies also take place here.Tampak Siring artists producemarvellous bone and ivorycarvings. Both sites open daily. Bypublic transport from Ubud, catcha bemo north to Tampaksiringfrom the junction in Bedulu, whichis south-east of Ubud.A little off the main road inTampaksiring is Gunung Kawi withits group of large stone memorials

cut into cliffs on either side ofa picturesque river valley. It isbelieved to date from 11thcentury, one is of Bali's mostimpressive sights.Ulu Danu

No less stunning isthe mountain resort ofBratan, in Bedugul, and themagnificent Ulun Danu, aninspiring place of worshipthat appears to rise out ofwaters of Lake Bratan.

Goa Lawah TempleThe Bat Cave

Not for the faint-hearted.The Goa Lawah Temple is locatedin a cave filled with thousands ofbats and is said to l ead all the wayto Besakih. Goa Lawah is one ofsix temples open to the public andis revered as a sacred site forBrahma. Located on the sputhreast coast.Taman Ayun Temple in Mengwi

Very distinctive pagodassymbolising the sacred mountain

Mahameru, residence of theSupreme God surrounded by amoat in this lovely temple inMengwi.Originally dated from 1634,Taman Ayun has been restoredand enlarged in 1937. On itsfestival day (odalan) hundreds ofwomen come into the templebringing colorful offerings, whichthey place together in front of themerus.

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D r o p s i e s : S e n i o rdefender Sergio Ramos(L) had a strong grip onthe King's Cup after theSpanish final, but thatwouldn't last.

Star Spanish footballerSergio Ramos suffered anembarrassing mishap duringReal Madrid's celebration oftheir King's Cup triumph, whenhe dropped the trophy under abus at their victory parade.

Defender Ramos, oneof the club captains and a worldchampion with Spain last year inSouth Africa, had the Cup on top of his head as the bus inchedpast thousands of Real fans celebrating in the centre of theSpanish capital.

As he lowered the imposing silver trophy, whichweighs nine kilograms and measures 78 centimetres, itslipped from his grasp and under the front of the open-topvehicle.

The bus continued for several metres before the driverrealised and photographs reproduced in local mediasuggested it had suffered serious damage.

This was later confirmed by Federico Alegre, thecurator of the club's trophy collection, who told sports dailyMarca Real had had to put a replica of the Cup on display attheir Bernabeu stadium on Thursday.

"There's always a plan B," Marcaquoted him as saying.

"I am not going to get into the state ofthe Cup because everyone saw from where itfell and that a bus ran over it ... you can imaginethe state it was in," he added.

"We'll have to see if we can sort it out.The patient is in a coma but there are comasthat can be overcome."

Cristiano Ronaldo's 103rd-minuteheader sealed Real's victory over arch rivalsBarcelona in Valencia, their first domestic Cupwin since 1993 and their first trophy undercoach Jose Mourinho.

Cup runneth over in Madrid football parade

Cuban cigar tsar on a rollJose Castelar begins work on rolling a 70-metre longcigar.

A Cuban cigar roller has begun rolling a 70-metrecigar in an attempt to nearly double his previous Guinnessworld record, a spokesman said.

Working eight hours a day for nine days, 67-year-oldJose 'Cueto' Castelar is hoping to break his 2009 record of a43.38m long stogie.

He hopes to complete his latest feat on May 3 anddisplay it at the International Tourism Fair, which runs from

Monday to Saturday next week. It would be his fifth record inmore than half a century of cigar-rolling."Cueto said that as long as he lives, the Guinness

record has to be in Cuba," said his spokesman Amado de laRosa. "He is very lively now and will get tired as the days goby, but he hopes to reach his goal."

Mr Castelar first learned to make cigars when he was14 years old.

Handmade Cuban cigars are considered to be thefinest in the world.

Tobacco is one of the communist island's topexports, along with nickel, biotech products, sugar, coffeeand fruit.

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Paddy and Mick were walking along a street in

London . Paddy looked in one of the shop windows

and saw a sign that caught his eye. The sign read,

"Suits 5.00 each, Shirts 2.00 each, trousers

2.50 per pair".

Paddy said to his pal, "Mick look at the prices! We

could buy a whole lot of doze and when we get back toIreland we could make a fortune. Now when we go in

you stay quiet, okay? Let me do all da talking 'cause if

they hear our accents, they might think we're thicko's

from Ireland and try to screw us. I'll put

on my best English accent.

Roight y'are Paddy,

I'll keep me mouth shut, so I will. You do all da

business said Mick..

They go in and Paddy said in a posh voice, "Hello my good

man. I'll take 50 suits at 5.00 each, 100 shirts at

2.00 each, and 50 pairs of trousers at 2.50 each.

I'll back up me truck ready to load 'em on, so I will."

The owner of the shop said quietly, "You're fromIreland , aren't you?"

"Well yes," said a surprised Paddy. "What gave it

away?"

The owner replied, "This is a dry-cleaners.

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The boss walked into the office one morning notknowing his zipper was down and his fly area wideopen. His assistant walked up to him and said, 'Thismorning when you left your house, did you closeyour garage door?' The boss told her he knew he'dclosed the garage door, and walked into his officepuzzled by the question.As he finished his paperwork, he suddenly noticedhis fly was open, and zipped it up. He thenunderstood his assistant's question about his

'garage door.'He headed out for a cup of coffee and paused by herdesk to ask, 'When my garage door was open, didyou see my Hummer parked in there?'She smiled and said, 'No, I didn't. All I saw was anold mini van with two flat tires..

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Off the mark: Edin Dzekocelebrates his first PremierLeague goal since joining Cityin January.

Edin Dzeko's first PremierLeague goal earned ManchesterCity a 1-0 win over Blackburn onT u e sd a y mo rn in g w h ichstrengthened his team's hopes ofqualifying for the ChampionsLeague.

City was heading for adisappointing draw against itsrelegation-threatened hostswhen substitute Dzeko, who hadonly been on the pitch three

minutes, finished well after theRovers defence failed to clear adangerous ball by David Silva inthe 75th minute.

It sent City four pointsclear of fifth-placed Tottenham inthe race for the ChampionsL e a g u e a n d i n c r e a s e dBlackburn's relegation worries.

Rovers will feel hard doneby but they have now won justthree times in 17 league attemptsunder manager Steve Kean.

This was hardly a vintageCity performance but RobertoMancini's side are now clearfavourites to clinch the fourth and

final Champions League spot.They could even overtakefast-fading Arsenal, whichcurrently occupies third, aftermoving to within five points ofArsene Wenger's side with agame in hand.

S in ce i t s p re v io u sappearance on the PremierLeague stage, a miserable 3-0defeat at Liverpool, City hasclosed in on its first piece of majorsilverware for 35 years by

Dzeko scores as City sinks Roversreaching the FA Cup

final.And Mancini kept faith

with the team that overcameneighbours ManchesterUnited in the semi-final as Citylooked to end a three-matchlosing run on the road in theleague.

Blackburn, whichstarted just above therelegation zone, desperatelyneeded a win after taking justfour points out of a possible 27.

Yet Rovers almost foundthemselves behind as early asthe third minute when Spanishinternational Silva let fly with asweetly-struck left-foot volleywhich crashed against the postwith keeper Paul Robinsonbeaten.

Robinson was almostembarrassed by AleksandarKolarov in the 10th minute, theSerbian full-back's speculative

35-yard effort dipping narrowlywide of the target.With its 10-season stay

in the top-tier in jeopardy,Blackburn, which recalledformer City striker BenjaniMwaruwari to the side, neededto seize the initiative.

But despite claims for apenalty after Vincent Kompany'schallenge on Jason Roberts,they lacked the cutting edge toseriously trouble City keeperJoe Hart.

His biggest test in a firsthalf of few chances came fromDavid Dunn's 31st minute free

kick which posed few problemsfor the England keeper.However, City survived

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Silva, who was at the heart of histeam's best moves, clipped in a crossfrom the left for Yaya Toure whoseheader was tipped over the bar byRobinson.

But Blackburn's poor start was adistant memory when Martin Olssonvolleyed into the side-netting after BrettEmerton's cross flashed off the head ofJason Roberts into the path of theadvancing Swede.

But a game lacking in real qualitywas settled 15 minutes from time whenDzeko, making his 10th leagueappearance since joining for 27 millionpounds ($41.55m) from Wolfsburg inJanuary, let fly from 10-yards after Silva's

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Feathers in flap over weird barking turkey roosterhybrid bird called Churky

Churkey stands tall athis Gippsland farm, hisp a r e n t a g e c a u s i n gcon fus ion . P i c tu re :B e n S w i n n e r t o nSource: Herald Sun

I T w o u l d b e

something to crow aboutexcept this bird can't evenmanage a gobble.

Meet "Churkey", aquirky chick believed to have beenborn to a turkey mother and arooster dad.

The peculiar looking birdhas a white body, pink head, longlegs and huge feet.

But he neither crows like arooster nor gobbles like a turkey.Instead he barks.

Owner Ernie Stockdale isadamant his pet was the product ofa brief romance between rooster

Warnie and turkey Freddy.Mismatchings between

similar species overseas haveresulted in chicks that live less thana week.

But Churkey is a month oldand, having attached from birth toMr Stockdale, sits happily on hismaster's feet.

"He's affectionate, even ifhe is a bit different," said theGippsland bird fancier.

Freddy the turkey wasgiven a boy's name as a chick - it isalmost impossible to identify abird's gender.

Being the only turkey onher farm, she was encouraged to

sit on hen's eggs to make herclucky.

When she had a clutch ofeggs, Mr Stockdale did not expectany to hatch.

But one did emergefrom a turkey egg and, aftera brief struggle, started tothrive.

"I was giving himwater from a dripper andhand feeding him his seed

because he'll only eat frommy hand and not a bowl orthe ground," Mr Stockdalesaid.

"He sort of 'imprinted' onme and thinks I'm his mum."

Sadly, Freddy rejectedher first offspring and Warniehas moved to another farm.

Melbourne Universityanimal genetics expert MikeGoddard believes Churkey is allturkey, albeit a parthenogeneticone.

A bit like a "virgin birth",some female animals canreproduce without sex byp r o v i d i n g t h e i r o w nchromosomes, as well as thosethat would normally be neededto be provided by a male parent.

Man burs ts into flames in San Francisco porn shopA MAN caught fir e Wednesdaye v e n i n g i n s i d e a S a nFrancisco porn store and wasfighting for his life in thehospital after suffering third-deg ree bu rns , KCBS-TVreported.

Arson experts said it wasnot clear what ignited the fire butpolice said the man had beenwatching videos in a private boothwhen the blaze erupted.

The man ran out the frontdoor of the adult arcade "engulfedin flames" and was spotted bypolice standing across the street, apolice spokesman told KCBS.

"He came out of the buildingalready on fire," Lt. Kevin

McNaughton said.Firefighters, who luckily

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b e c a u s eZhang already has asculpted face with asharp nose anddeep eyes, similar toShakespeare. Thework would focus onhis chin and eyes,the report said.

Zhang's plan,first reported byC h i n a N a t i o n a lR a d i o , w a sd i s m i s s e d a s

attention-seeking by manyChinese internet users. Zhangis a controversial figure whoonce compared himself toC h i n a ' s g r e a t s a g e ,Confucius.

playwright."Life is a process of

striving to become a betterperson. I think the surgeriesare worth the money," Zhangwas quoted as saying.

The surgeon set toperform the procedures said itwould not be too difficult rp

This portrait isbelieved to be theo n l y s u r v i v i n gpicture of WilliamS h a k e s p e a r epa in ted in h is

l i f e t i m e . AChinese authorplans to recreatehis image withplastic surgery.

A H I G H -p r o f i l e C h i n e s eauthor is planning to spendmore than $150,000 on plasticsurgery to make himself looklike William Shakespeare.

Zhang Yiyi will undergo10 surgeries over a 10-monthperiod to sculpt his face into thespitting image of the British

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Not shaken, not stirred ... despiteongoing upheaval at the club,Anthony Griffin's Broncos havesurged to th e top of t he ladder.

Conventional wisdom says clubsthat punt their coach three weeks out fromthe start of the NRL season do not get off toa flyer, but Brisbane is fast proving it isanything but conventional.

The Broncos surged to top spot - forthe weekend at least - on the back of theirsixth straight win, a 31-18 demolition ofWests Tigers at the Sydney FootballStadium on Friday night.

It is a stunning recovery for a clubwhich was supposedly in turmoil, withcoach Ivan Henjak shown the door less

than a month before theopening round.

Even then rumour andinnuendo surrounded theBroncos with reports mastercoach Wayne Bennett was setto return to the club in 2012,interim coach Anthony Griffinseen as little more than a stop-

gap measure ahead of thecomeback of the messiah.But through it all the

Broncos have continued to defythe odds, the unity within theteam exemplified in theiroutstanding defensive recordwhich is averaging less than 10points conceded per game.

"When all the stuff thatwas going on with the coaching,it didn't faze us one bit," Broncosprop Ben Hannant said.

"We were happy with theway we were training, the styleof football they were training usto play - we were getting on

really well as a group, so it was agood place to be.

"There was a lot ofthings going on outside of ourcontrol but it didn't affect us.

"At the end of the day wegot a new coach but nothing'schanged, we're enjoying being apart of the club."

While skipper DarrenLockyer - who has seeminglygot better with each game sinceannouncing this would be hislast year before retiring - andSam Thaiday were again thestand-outs against the Tigers,

Lockyer praised the continuedperformances of the youngerbrigade, the likes of GerardBeale, Jack Reed, Alex Glennand Jhara l Yow Yeh.

It was those sameyoungsters that many criticsthought would be the Broncos'Achilles heel in 2011.

"I felt we'd be a lot moreconsistent this year becausethose younger guys were a bitmore mature and a bit more

confident," Lockyersaid.

"They've been thedifference really.

"Winning six in a rowin this competition is prettygood.

"We're doing some

really good stuff there andthere's no reason why wecan't keep that going."

While there weresome positives for the Tigers,such as the return from injuryof Robert Lui, Liam Fulton,Beau Ryan and Kei thGalloway - who had abarnstorming game - theirsoft defence up the middleand on the left edge was amajor concern.

It is an area that issure to be tested again nextweek when they take on thebig Canberra pack in the

nation's capital, Tim Sheensadmitting his concern at theform of some of his youngforwards.

"We need to roll oursleeves up a bit better in theruck and give a platform forour kickers," he said.

"A couple of youngforwards are finding the NRLjust a little tough at this pointof the season."

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Kibabu doesn't have theenergy to chase the younggorillas any more.

HE has fathered eightchildren by eight different mothersbut Kibabu the gorilla's stud days areover.

Now more of a cranky

grandfather than a young buck, the33-year-old western lowlandgorilla's mojo appears to be slowlyslipping away.

Kibabu, whose offspringspan three continents, is about to beput into retirement after being themost successful breeder of hisspecies in Australia as part of gorillabreeding program at Taronga Zoo inSydney.

His eight offspring - siredbetween 1996 and 2010 - have beenplaced in zoos around the world.They will go on to breed and ensurethe survival of his species, which isendangered in the wild.

s l o w l y b u i l d i n g u p"insurance populations" of differentspecies.

"Most people deal withpolitical time frames of three to fouryears but our planning works over100 years for a time when weforesee many species could beextinct in the wild," Ms Walravensaid.

"Our planning is for a timewhen the human population is at amanageable level where it cancoexist with animals.

"Kibabu has obviouslybeen a star forus, with kids ofh i s se n t t oplaces such asNew Zealand,J a p a n ,Portugal andeven the CzechR e p u b l i c , "Erna Walraven,Taronga Zoo'shead curator and the globalspecies co-ordinator of theCaptive Gorilla Breeding programin Australasia, said.

"He just doesn't have theenergy to chase young ones anymore."

Kibabu will not be matedin future breeding seasons toensure the gorillas' gene pool isnot too shallow.

Ms Walraven is one of aselect group of species co-

Eight babies later Kibabu the gori lla is ready to hangup his genes


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F i g h t i n g p e r f o r m a n c e :Essendon went down by 30points but sent a messagewith its gutsy display.

Immediately after a fightingAnzac Day loss to AFL powerhouseCollingwood, Essendon coachJames Hird was demanding no let-up

to the noticeable improvement.While the Bombers can take

great encouragement from Hird's firstfive games as an AFL coach, he notedthey only have two wins and a draw.

The reigning premiers' greatermidfield depth and their outstanding

poise won out in theend as the Magpies kickedclear through the finalquarter to win by five goals,16.11 (107) to 11.11 (77) infront of 89,626 fans.

Scott Pendleburywon his second-straightAnzac Medal as best afieldin the biggest game of theyear outside the finals,also adding to his NormSmith Medal as best onground in last year's grandfinal win.

But there was againa lot to like about Hird'sEssendon, especially thedifference from a year ago.

On Anzac Day 12months ago, Collingwoodbelted the Bombers in the firstquarter and then kicked awayfor a 65-point drubbing.

E s s e n d o n a g a i nlooked rattled early in thesecond term on Mondaywhen it trailed by five goals tonone, but this time the Donsreadjusted their game planand hit back hard.

They were one pointdown in the third term and twopoints behind in the final termbefore Travis Cloke's threefinal-term goals broke thedeadlock.

Es s e n d o n ' s n e x t

opponents will be Gold Coasta n d W e s t C o a s t a tDocklands, followed byBrisbane away and MCGclashes against Richmondand Melbourne.

They are all verywinnable games for theimproved Bombers.

Hird scotched anysuggestion that the Bomberswood, who remain the

might have somesort of emotional letdownafter bravely drawing withCarlton and then pushingCollingwood, who remaint h e c o m p e t i t i o n ' sbenchmark.

"There's a lot of hypeabout Essendon always,whether it be negative orpositive," he said.

"The reality is we'retwo and a half wins out offive and we're back right inthe middle of the pack.

" I f you want toimprove and you want to bea good football club youhave to start winning gamesof footy.

"We come up againstGold Coast this weekend

and we need a win ... to getour season rolling again."We haven't won two

games in a row ... no-one atEssendon is sitting heresaying we need somethingto build ourselves up."

The Suns will be nopushovers af ter thei rhistoric first win on Saturdayover Port Adelaide.

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Man killed walking up downward escalatorA MAN died while trying towalk up an escalator thatwas moving in the oppositedirection at a San Franciscotransit station.

Witnesses saw the manfall on the downward-movingescalator at the Powell StreetStation of the city's light rail and

rapid transport systemabout 1pm local time Tuesday.

Paramedics performedCPR on the man, believed tobe about 50 years old, and tookhim to a local hospital, wherehe was pronounced dead.

"He possibly got caughtin the machinery and was San

carried downward. Atsome point, his clothingbecame caugh t i n t hemachinery as well," SanFrancisco police Sgt MichaelAndraychak said. "We don'tknow if he suffered a medicalemergency.

Melbourne drunk driver on way to 'test teeth' at KFCA WOMAN caught drink-driving has told Melbournepolice she was on her way totry her new teeth on friedchicken.

The 55-year-old from StKilda East was caught outsidethe Prahran Police Station onFriday night and recorded areading of 0.052.

It was her second

offence in 10 years andshe received an automatic lossof licence.

Police say the womansaid she had decided to drivebecause she wanted to try outher new false teeth on KFC.

Also in Melbourne,police pulled over a vehicle atPrahran on yesterday with twomales standing on the back

seats protruding fromtheir waist up through thesunroof. Police fined the twoalmost $360 each and thedriver $480 and gave him sixdemerit points.

And early today theypulled over a lone learnerdriver at Lynbrook afterclocking him at 132km/h.


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Hundreds see human cannonball killed at show in Englandw h e n t h e

stuntman - named only asMatt - landed right in frontof where she had beenstanding.

'He was right infront of us and had bloodcoming from his mouthand was out cold,' she

said. The man wastaken to hospital but laterdied from his injuries.

The Scott May'sshow has been touringthe country since 1991a n d b o a s ts s tu n tsincluding motorcycle jumps and monstertrucks as well as thehuman cannonball.

The rocket is builton to the back of a 7.5tonne truck and duringthe stunt the humancannonball climbs into

the huge barrel before being firedinto the air.

The performer then landson a safety net, but must climbdown before the poles holding thenet in place crash to the ground.

A spokesman from theScott May Stunt Show would notcomment on the man's death butsaid that 'due to unforeseencircumstances all shows havebeen cancelled until furthernotice.

investigated the tragedy.Members of the public

were told to avoid the area and allof the Scott May daredevil showswere cancelled.

'A man taking part in ahuman cannonball event has diedafter it is believed a safety netfai led to engage,' said aspokesman for Kent Police.

One woman who watchedthe show with her three-year-oldson said she had been horrified

A human cannonbal le n t e r s t h e b a r r e lmoments before he diedafter a safety net failedduring the stunt at theK e n t C o u n t yShowground in Detling,south eastern Englandon Monday.

A HUMAN cannonballhas been killed when thestunt went tragically wrong infront of a huge crowd.

Horrified onlookerswatched helplessly as the 23-year-old man was fired fromthe cannon only for his safetynet to fail to engage properly.

P o l i c e i n K e n t ,southeast England, said theman's next-of-kin had beeninformed but he has yet to beformally identified.

Bystanders who hadflocked to see the Easter

Monday holiday stunt at a countyshow said the man was knockedunconscious and had bloodpouring from his mouth momentsafter impact.

The accident happenedduring a performance at the KentCounty Showground in Detling,Kent.

An evening performancewas immediately cancelled andp o l i ce co r d o n e d o f f th eshowground as officers


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Dustin Martin bagged forgoals and 33 disposals in as t e l l a r p er f o r m a n c eagainst the Kangaroos.

Richmond teenagerDustin Martin is playing beyondhis years, according to team-mate Nathan Foley.

Foley says 19-year-oldMartin gave an incredibleperformance with his 33possessions and four goals inRichmond's nine-point AFL winover North Melbourne onSunday.

It was Richmond's firstwin of the season and also abreakthrough for second-yearmidfielder/forward Martin.

Tigers coach DamienHardwick said it was Martin'sbest game for the club whileFoley described the 187-cent imetre Cast lemaine

product's displays of brutestrength against heavieropponents as "exceptional".

"He was instrumental inthe win," Foley said.

"For a bloke in hissecond year of AFL football tohave that sort of contribution toa n A FL ma tch , i t wa sincredible."

Foley said the Tigersenjoyed their victory on Sunday

but have quickly turnedtheir attention to Saturdaynight's game against thewinless Brisbane at the MCG.

R u n n e r - u p i nRichmond's 2007 best-and-fairest award, Foley playedonly four games last year as hebattled calf, ankle and achillesinjuries.

But after his 24-possession game againstNorth, the talented midfielder issimply happy to be playing arole each week.

The 25-year-old fromColac estimates Sunday'sround-five triumph was the firsttime he had sung the Tigersclub song with his team-matessince round 10 of 2009.

"It was good to get afew touches. But it was just arelief to get the win," Foley toldthe club's official website.

"I sort of felt like one ofthe new guys singing the song.

"It's a fantastic feeling.It was a difficult year-and-a-half there of uncertainty with afew injury issues.

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when the final siren went it wascertainly more a feeling of relief thanexcitement."

Foley said slow starts weretroubling the Tigers, including allowingNorth to kick five goals to Richmond'sone in the opening term.

"Our first quarters have beenvery scratchy," he said.

"That has been one of our bigissues, our inconsistency over thecourse of a game.

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Hanging tough: Dockersfly high after pulling off aseven-point win overWestern Bulldog s.

Fremantle coach MarkHarvey said his playersunderstood how to win tough,after scoring the last 14

points to steal a 12.13 (85) to11.12 (78) victory overWestern Bulldogs on AnzacDay.

Jayden Pitt's behindand a rushed score wasfollowed by Nick Lower'ssealing goal with justseconds left on the clock,sparking wild celebrationsfrom the home players.

Harvey said he wasproud of the way his teamclosed out victory, the winsnapping a six-game losingstreak to the Dogs.

"It was a fascinatinggame. It typified Anzac Day,the spirit," Harvey said.

"Our guys probablynow really understand howto fight through difficult timesand then win, particularlywhen the pressure's on."

It was far from pretty butFremantle's fourth win from fivestarts has the club firmly

entrenched in the topfour.

Up until the final twist, theBulldogs showed plenty of spiritof their own to rein in a 20-pointdeficit in a tantalising lastquarter that saw them lead byseven with just minutes on the

clock."I thought we showed a

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Dockers learn plenty from 'fascinating' wingoals down there at the

10-minute mark of the lastquarter," Bulldogs coachRodney Eade said.

"We probably had thechance to ice the game there inthe end with a shot or two.

"I was really proud of theguys."

The verdict is stillout on the Bulldogs, whonow have a 2-2 record aftertheir disappointing round-one loss to Essendon wasfollowed by convincingvictories over Brisbane andGold Coast.

Bulldogs skipperMatthew Boyd had 35possessions by three-quarter time and finishedwith 45 to his name to goalong with 12 clearancesand 10 inside 50s, whileJustin Sherman made themost o f h is l im i tedopportunities to finish withfour goals.

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