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KUTA WEEKLYVolume 7, Issue 319

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Hindu HolinessJanuary - a Month ofH i n d u H o l yCelebrations in Bali

As Bali embarks on2 0 1 3 , t h e i s l a n d ' spredominant ly Hindupopulation will celebrate anumber of importantholidays on their sacredcalendar.

On January 10-11,2013 the Balinese pausedto reflect on their sins

during Hari Siwarati. Onthe Balinese calendar,Hari Siwarati falls onceevery 420 days, on the14th day of the waxingmoon of the 7th month ofthe Bali Hindu Calendar -panglong ping 14 sasih kepitu.

Siwarati celebrations are centered at Bali's most sacredmother-temple of Pura Besakih, located on the slopes of Mt.Agung, some 80 kilometres north of the Island's capital ofDenpasar.

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Bungbungan. The delay inremoving the tree occurred whenlocal community members soughtpermission to ceremoniously cut thePule tree for use in preparingBarong's for sacred cermonialdances.

The ferry crossing at Padang

Bai was closed due to high seas.Homes along the beach at PantiAhmed were also inundated bywaves and seawater.Tabanan

In Tabanan a temple atBogan Village was damaged byhigh winds. The cost of the resultingdestruction was put at Rp. 200million (US$2,000).Buleleng

The bad weather also sentwaves crashing ashore at Sansgitand Paben Villages in Buleleng,

North Bali and flooded 22 householdsthere with seawater.Tens of houses were reported to havebeen hit by high waves in villagesalong the shoreline of Bulelengincluding the villages of Kubu Kelod,B u n g k u l a n , S a w a n a n dKubutambahanJembrana

Three bu i l d i ngs weredamaged in the village of MundukAsem (Cupel Village) by high waves.

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Fortunately, no injuries werereported.A 53-year-old local man fishing in thesurf at Nusa Penida Island was killedwhen waves washed him out to sea.Karangasem

NusaBali reports that 15households that were home to 76

people were evacuated in PurwakertiVillage (Banjar Amed), Karangasemon Wednesday, January 11, 2013,when high waves overran the coastalarea. The waves left houses partially

submerged in 70 centimeters ofwater.In addition to the damage to homes,the high waves also demolished 7traditional sailing boats (jukung) usedby village fishermen.

Also in Karangasem, a largetree that fell due to the winds tookthree days to remove and reopen theroad connecting Nyalian and

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S t o r m s L e a v e M a n yBalinese Homes Floodedand at Least One Dead

Rains and heavy windsswept over most of Bali. Whilecausing damage to a number ofhomes and resulting in falling trees,

the weather is also blamed for atleast two deaths a 52-year-oldjunior high school teacher inTabanan and a 53-year-oldfisherman on Nusa Penida Island.Denpasar

In North Denpasar thehigh winds demolished a 60-meterlength of wall on Jalan NangkaSelatan. That incident injured twomen, damaged 8 motorcycles, andcaused property damage to a localhome. More homes weresubs t an t i a l l y damaged i nAbiansemal and Sibang Gedeareas of Denpasar.15 trees fell in various locationsacross Denpasar, sending at leastone person to hospital.

Another 25-year-old man fromLombok was badly injured when hewas hit by flying plywood on JalanIman Bonjol.Bangli

A p r i v a t e h o m e i nPenglipuran Village was damaged bya falling coconut tree.Klungkung

In Klungkung three religioussites were destroyed by high winds.

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Jl. Sunset Road 10X, Kerobokan, BaliPh.+62 361 8475955/Fax.+62 361 8475682

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FREEHOLD NEW HOME IN KEROBOKANThis newly built 2 storey freehold villa has 3 bedrooms and 3

bathrooms. Located in a peaceful part of Kerobokan and set on 246sqm of land this quality villa has spacious living room, westernkitchen and dining area, a beautiful swimming pool and secure

under cover car park area. Downstairs the master bedroomoverlooks and accesses the swimming pool. On the second floor

you will find another 2 bedrooms and a separate large gazebolounge overlook the pool, rice paddies and beautiful sunset. The

villa is located about 15 minutes from Seminyak and 30 minutes toInternational Airport, This villa comes fully furnished. Great new

family home which must be seen to appreciate.Price: Rp. 2,950,000,000

Location: Kerobokan

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EAT, PRAY, LOVE AND ENJOY!A delightful brand new 2 bedroom villa in the pleasant and

charming village of Sembuwuk just 5 km north of Ubud. There is600 SQM of land for you to enjoy and the house itself is 195 SQMincluding a huge 80 SQM living area. Both bedrooms are ensuite

and there is a generous sized swimming pool. When you stepoutside your property you will be able to see spectacular views ofthe rice fields and mountains. Offered with 27 years remaining on

the lease and all this for just 1.4 Million IDR

Price: Rp. 1,400,000,000Location: Ubud

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AMAZING MASTERPIECE IN NUSA DUAThis amazing property located in Nusa Dua consists of a 15 are plot

with a beautiful villa with another 20 Are of adjacent land alsoavailable. The villa is comprises of a main house with 2 ensuite andtwo separate Joglo bedrooms, giving you total of 4 bedrooms in all.

This property has a very unique design and comes with lots ofantique furniture! The villa features an open living room ,diningarea, however the most interesting part of this villa is the view! Itoffers permanent ocean and mountain view! The owner spared no

details when building this place and its design is enhancedtremendously with the antique furniture. The villa also includeshouse staff quarters, a fully equipped kitchen, laundry and staff

bathroom. Parking is available for 3 cars.Land and Villa = Euro 325.000

Villa = Euro 262.500Land = Euro 63.000Location: Nusa Dua

RV-1345

HOLIDAY IN STYLEAn extremely spacious Balinese style 3 bedroom villa in a nice

neighborhood very close to the main road in Uluwatu. Open livingand dining areas and a stunning infinity pool, the huge master

bedroom is on the second floor with views of Jimbaran Bay and theocean as well as its own terrace. In a complex of 4 villas with 24hour security. Great option for a holiday home that will also bring

you good rental returns.

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KEROBOKANGREAT INVESTMENT

OPPORTUNITY

Great Investment l ive in One, rent ba lance. Good Return p lus mixed Rents

1 Vil la, 2 Apartments, 4 Rooms, plus Office, 2 Pools, A/C ,

6600 Vol ts, Fu l ly Furn ish, 2 Car parks, WIFI, ground water, 10 m in beach

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All LEASE 30 years + Option 20 Years

Price : AUD $ 350.000

World renowned for its stunning sunsets, bars &restaurants that offer some of the finest dinning inAsia along with its chic and stylish fashionboutiques, Seminyak has now proved itself as themost popular destination for both high netinvestors, seeking fantastic returns and touristsalike.

No matter where you are in Seminyak,you are only minutes from the beaches! Thearea not only offers all the buzz and excitementrequired to enhance your holiday experience,but also provides investors with opportunity tobenefit from the highest rental yield that theisland has to offer.

SEMINYAK



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FABULOUS AND COZY IN SEMINYAKThis fantastic 2 bedroom villa is located in Seminyak, only a fewminutes' walk to Seminyaks shopping district and the famous 66

beach! Surrounded by private villas, this really is a great choice forinvestors and business for rentals, and for those who like to holidayin the centre of all the action. Designed simply and cozily this villahas a nice entrance, , open living room, open western kitchen setand has sliding doors and connected looking over swimming pool

with gazebo and landscape small garden.Must see!

Price: EURO 200,000Location: Seminyak

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FREEHOLD MODERN VILLA FEW MINUTES FROMSEMINYAK CENTER

This 2 storey Freehold villa has 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Seton 1,8are this villa complete with spacious living room, western

kitchen and dining area, a beautiful swimming pool andentertainment room on the second floor, car park area for 1 car and

house maid room. The villa located just a few minutes fromSeminyak Shopping centre, Kuta and 30 minutes to InternationalAirport. Has good access and comes fully furnished. Great choice

for rental and holiday home. Must see!Price: Rp. 3,600,000,000

Location: Seminyak


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Gday again folks and welcome to windy, rainy Bali for another week. Ifind it amazing that this time of year is the busy time in Bali with theseason being the wettest and the windiest of the year. I was sat up at alocal haunt the other day and listened as a group of young touristscompared storys about how deep the roadway was covered in water atthe front of their hotel due to all the rain we have had and couldn't helpbut wonder if they even thought about the tropical destination before

they headed over. One young traveller in particular mentioned the highwinds that the island has been having and lamented that a kite surfing business would be a good idea for thebeach. I can see the headlines now Traveller breaks neck in Bali beach accident I can think of better thingsto do while on holidays like gargling straight bleach and throwing myself off a balcony. Why the hell wouldyou undertake such a phsyically demanding task as kite surfing when there are so many comfy bar stools andpool li lo's to be used in unisen with a cold green bottle or two whilst on holiday.

I remember when I was a tourist to the island, all those years ago and a big day was like white water rafting inthe wet season while the rains where heavy. For those of you that havent worked it out, it's the best time to doit as the river has plenty of water flowing which helps make it an exciting day. At best you just sit in the raftand let the others paddle and simply enjoy the senery.

Anyways back to the rain and the people that book for the Christmas break to Bali, what do you expect? It's atropical climate and at this time of year it rains and rain it does. You will notice that many of the buildingshave been specially made to cater for the incredible downpours we have and the drainage system is a directresult of the rain. I remember sitting in a bar on Legion street one night in the middle of the wet season andwatching the rain completely fill the road in under twenty minutes. The rain came down so hard that one car

which was parked under a downpipe spout aimed at the road from a second storey roof was literally waterblasting the vehicle directly at the passengers door and when the vehicle owners turned up to jump in their carand head home the passenger got absolutely drenched when they tried to get in the car. It was funny to watchas they had clearly spent the evening doing their best to keep dry and looked like they had enjpoyed anevening together at dinner to end the night with a brutal watering before heading home.

The water usually clears up and subsides as quickly as it comes. I witnessed this the same night I watchedLegian street become a free flowing canal. I distinctly remember the plastic cups, cigarette butts, and almostanything that floated being washed out to the nearest drain and out to sea I guess. There was another funnything I watched while sinking a few greenies and that was a crazy American who thought the torrent in frontof the pub looked like a great place to try out some body surfing and without hesitation he launches himselfinto the filthy water and proceeds to yahoo, yippy and splash around like a body surfing pro, a funny site tosay the least. There have been a few times in my life when I have watched someone do something stupid inBali and that would have to be high up on the list. I don't know what happened to the fellow as is usual on theisland he wasn't seen again. He probably contracted some diseasefrom playing in the water.

My advice is to try and not body surf in the roadway when theyflood. I wouldn't even walk through it without tough footwear. Iguess it all gets down to common sense and the execution of thesame. Ok folks I think I've said my piece for the week and I hope themost of you have as greater time as you can whilst here rememberingthat holiday is the name of the game. I hope the most of you staysafe, happy, healthy and always try to remmember, Some causehappiness wherever they go, others whenever they go

Enjoy your week,

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JIMBARANJimbaran is just south of the airport and Kuta. This

was formerly a real backwater of south Bali, just a tinyfishing village with a daily market. That all started tochange in the 1980s and Jimbaran is now home to severalworld class 5 star beach resorts, plus a few moremoderate mid-market hotels.

There is however little in the way of budgetaccommodation and there are also many high-end villas inthis area, particularly on the ridges of high ground aboveJimbaran Bay. This has resulted in monikers such as the"Beverly Hills of Bali" or "Millionaire's Row".

The bay itself has a pleasant white sand beachand is very safe for swimming. The three clusters of grilledseafood restaurants on the beach are a major tourist drawin the evenings, as is the truly stunning sunset.

Jimbaran is also home to a Norwegian University,Gateway College, with around 500 students studyingathletics, philosphy, culture, economics and journalism.The school is located in Kedonganan close to Sari SegaraResort and in Jl, Bantas Kau where it also has a small cafe.

Jimbaran has an increasing number of rather chicshops but there is little or no nightlife here. It has theadvantage of being a little closer to Kuta and Seminyakand the cultural highlights of Central Bali.

BALI, LOCATION TO SUIT EVERYONE

THE BUKIT

Much has been written about this dusty, aridand rugged area, which forms the southernmost tip of the island.

Limestone cliffs of up to 100 meters in

height provide some of the best views in theworld, along with some deserted white sandybeaches.

Everyone wants a piece of this are, fr ominternational hotel chains such as Bvlgari,Versace and Banyan Tree, to establishedresidential villa developers looking for thatperfect plot. The area offers secluded beaches,and exclusivity to name but a few reasons whythis is fast becoming the place to be.

Prices have more than tripled in thearea over last 2 years alone with still plenty ofpotential to be realized, so now is a plan. Only ashort 15 minutes drive fromthe international airport, The Bukit is fast beingreferred to as the new Millionaires Row.


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RV-1374JOGLO VILLA IN BUKIT

This beautiful Joglo villa with spectacular viewsover Jimbaran Bay comprises of a breezy open

air lounge and living area with spaciousbedrooms, open air en suits in 4 separate

pavilions around swimming pool set on 22 are offreehold land in Bukit. There are only a few

traditional Javanese Joglo villas in Bali whichoffer such stunning surroundings. Cleverly

carved using groove techniques completed withantique traditional furnishings and artifact art

makes this villa unique and special for admirer ofthis form of art. 8 are of freehold land next to the

villa is included in the offered price!

Price: USD 2,625,000Location: Bukit

RV-1296FAMILY HOUSE

This fully furnished and fully equipped 2bedroom house is set on 1.35 are of freeholdland and located in a quiet neighborhood inUngasan area just a short drive to JimbaranBay. Surrounded with everything you might

need for happy living, such as schools,hospitals, supermarkets, best surf spots and the

most beautiful beaches are close by andmaking this house great value. Don't miss it,

call us now!

Price: Rp. 850,000,000Location: Bukit

RV-1297FREEHOLD IN BUKIT

This freehold 2 storey 2 bedroom house with studyroom upstairs set on 1.2 are land and located in

Bukit area not far from Bali Cliff Resort. Bukit is afast developing area and already has internationalschools, hospitals, big supermarkets and the mostbeautiful beaches are only 10 minutes drive. Thehouse comes fully furnished and equipped. Verymotivated seller, please contact us for inspection!

Price: Rp. 900,000,000Location: Bukit

RV-1361UNIQUE TROPICAL RELAXATION

This unique 2 storey villa, located in Canggu is

set on 13 are of leasehold land and consists of 3separate buildings. The main house has 1 largeensuite bedroom on the second floor, with kitchenplus dining and living area on the first floor andcomplete with guest toilet. In other part of the

land there are 2 another smaller villas withbedroom and semi outdoor bathroom in each,giving you three bedrooms in total. The mainvilla has small bridge that connects to a large

garden and superb great pool with tropicalcoconut trees, the garden area is perfect for

gathering and relaxation!. Comes fully furn ished,this villa is great for rental or holiday home!

Price: USD 400,000Location: Canggu

Locat ion: Bukit

RV-1357EXPERIENCE MODERN LIFESTYLE

AND NATURE

This newly built 2 storey villa, set on 8 areleasehold land is located in Canggu. This villaoffers beautiful views of the ricefields overlooking

the great pool and is located just minutes awayfrom Echo beach. The villa has a combination of

modern and natural design, and comes with 3bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The living room

connects with modern western kitchen and opendining area. The villa master bedroom is locatedon the first floor and the other 2 bedrooms, eachwith amazing views are on the second floor. Thisproperty has a large parking area and comes semi

furnished, offering an enormous potential forrentals. The seller is motivated!

Price: USD 300,000Location: Canggu

RV-1359ECO FRIENDLY AND BREEZY IN SANURThis a beautiful family home in one of Sanur's

most popular streets, only 5 minutes to Sindhubeach and the shopping and restaurant area in

central Sanur, with Bali International School closeby. This new 2 storey leasehold villa is set on 5 areof land, built with an Eco friendly design, o ffering

lots of natural light, beautiful garden and hugeverandah. Consisting of 4 bedrooms and 3

bathrooms, each bedroom has unique windowdesign and veranda space. This villa perfect for

family home or holiday group, offering very quietand peaceful surroundings. .Comes fully furnished

with kitchen , study room/office, laundry area,garden and great 10x4 meter salt water pool

completing the tropical look!Price: USD 350,000

Location: Sanur


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Not 'Gone Fishing'Bad Weather is AffectingBali's Supply of FreshFish

E x t r e m ew e a t h e rc o n d i t i o n sbattering Bali's

shores over thep a s t se ve r a lweeks have notonly destroyedh o m e s v i af l o o d in g a n dshore abrasion,but have keptlocal fishermenashore.

Bisnis Balireports that fishermen in Bali havebeen forced to stay on land bylarge waves and heavy rains. As a

result, the amount of fishavailable for purchase at localm a r k e t s h a s d e c l i n e d

dramatically, with fish suppliesnow being shipped overland fromJava to supplement the meager

few fishermen bold enoughto go to sea in Bali.

The reduced amounts ofs e a f o o d s t i l la v a i l a b l e f o rp u r ch a se a r ebeing sold atprices that areb e t w e e n R p .3,000-Rp. 5,000(US$0.30 US$-0.50) higher thannormal.

Bisnis Balipredicts that thiss i t u a t i o n w i l lp e r s i s t u n t i lMarch or April, thetraditional end of

the rainy season.


Environmentalists oppose Aqua licence

Environmental activistm e m b e r s o f t h e B a l iEnvironmental AdvocacyCommittee (Kekal) havemade it clear that they do notsupport thel i c e n s eallowing theA q u acompany (PT.T i r t aInvestama) toprospect fornew sourcesof clean watera r o u n d t h e

P e l a d u n gvillage area ofKarangasemin East Bali.

T h ee x p l o r a t i o npermit issued by the Regent ofKarangasem has been causingmany problems for the localpeople, as any interference withwater sources in the area hasbeen shown to affect agricultural

irrigation systems used byvillagers for farming.According to reports, four

locations around a major Aquadrilling site are already affected,

and it is feared that the fournatural springs of Ababi, Tauka,Tirta Ganga, and Yeh Ketupat crucial to local agriculture, may beexhausted if the permit is notrevoked.

We reject all forms ofprivatization of water, becausewater is a basic need of thepeople, stated Kekal spokesmanand environmental group Walhi

Bali chief WayanGendo Suardana,a t a p r e s sc o n f e r e n c e i nDenpasar.

Kekal urgedthe KarangasemRegent to listen tot h e P e l a d u n gvillagers, who havemade clear theiropposition to water

prospecting by Aquain their back yard.We expect

the KarangasemRegent to listen tothe vi l lagers ofP e l a d u n g , a n d

i m m e d i a t e l y r e v o k e t h eexploration permit that was issuedto PT. Tirta Investama, addedGendo.

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KUTA WEEKLYREAL ESTATE GUIDEREAL ESTATE

As a foreigner, there is anumber of ways that canlead to you owning yourdream property in Bali.

The best option for you willdepend on your personal situation,the type of property, risk factors andthe type of investment model.Even though it states in Indonesianlaw that foreigners are not allowed tohold a 'freehold' land title, there areways that have been in practice for anumber of years that enableforeigners to control a freehold titleindirectly or to hold a leasehold titlein their own name.

RIGHT OF USE (HAK PAKAI)

This is the right of use overstate-owned (crown land) orproperty owned by public or privatepersons/entities for a specificpurpose for (generally) a finite periodand occasionally for an indefiniteperiod. This land right may not besold, exchanged or transferredunless expl ici t ly state in anagreement.

Hak pakai may be held byand Indonesian individual or entity.

Or foreigner permanently domiciled

in Indonesia, or a foreign legal entitywith a representative office inIndonesia such as foreign Banks,embassies, etc.

NOMINEE SYSTEM FORHAK MILIK

This structure is a regularlypracticed procedure in Indonesia,whereby the foreigner nominatesand Indonesian representative toacquire the land and to hold the'freehold' title (Hak Milik) on behalf ofthe foreigner.

Ownership of the land istransferred from the previous ownerto the Indonesian nominee.

The foreigner and theIndonesian nominee then sign anagreement which recognizes theIndonesian nominee as the legalowner of the property whilstdeclaring the foreigner as the rightfulowner of the property. Thisagreement denotes that theIndonesian nominee will carry outany directives from the foreignerregarding the land. This agreementmust always be concluded in thepresence of a public notary.

PROPERTY OWNERSHIP IN INDONESIA

RV-1336 BARGAIN FREEHOLD IN KEROBOKAN

This bargain freehold opportunity just 5 minutes awayfrom Seminyak is certainly hard to come by. This

property comprises of 3 bedrooms and comes with apool, with minimalist modern design, the floor plan

straightforward and functional. The master bedroom onthe ground floor has its own en-suite bathroom complete

with a bathtub and fully air conditioned. Both of thebedrooms on the first floor share a good sized bathroom.The living, dining, and the kitchen have a nice flow to it.With a price of Rp.1.550.000.000 this property has many

potential, so don't miss out.Price: Rp. 1,550,000,000

Location: Kerobokan

RV-1322 SPECTACULAR MOUNTAIN AND LAKE VIEW IN

BEDUGUL

This luxury 2 storey property consisting of 5 bedroomseach ensuite, is set on 6 are Freehold land located in

beautiful Bedugul. This entertainers paradise includes aJacuzzi spa and entertainment room, staff quarters and

generous parking area. This truly is a wind down villa, aplace to relax and breathe in the fresh mountain air, at the

same time enjoying all the modern conveniences ofexecutive style living. The cascading mountains and

village atmosphere surrounding the lodge gives you afeeling of total freedom and relaxation.

Price: USD 295,000Location: Bedugul


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Party InvitationsI t ' s Of f ic ia l : MadeMangku Pastika to Runfor Second Term asBali's Governor, ButN o t a s P D I PCandidate

Bali Governor MadeMangku Pastika hasconfirmed that he will runfor a second term as theIsland's Chief Executiveon May 15, 2013.

B e r i t a b a l i . c o mreports that the governor'sdecision was announcedafter a meeting betweenPastika and PresidentS u s i l o B a m b a n gYudhoyono who also serves asthe chairman of the chairman ofthe Democratic Party.

In a statement to the press,

Pastika announced hiscandidacy for governor underthe flag of the Democratic Party,

saying his name would form partof a coalition ticket with thedeputy-governor's post coming

from a member of theGolkar Party.

Pastika's candidacy as am e m b e r o f t h eDemocratic Party markshis formal split from theIndonesian Democratic

Party of Struggle (PDIP)headed by formerPresident MegawatiSoekarnoputri.

Thus fa r , theGolkar Party has putforward two names forthe post of Deputy-Governor: the currentd e p u t y - r e g e n t o fBadung regency KetutSudikerta and theRegent of Karangasem

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Ex-wife hog-ties Florida man, drags him behind truckA Florida man's ex-wifeused a stun gun on him,tied him to a truck bumperand dragged him for half amile before he escaped,t he Vo l us i a C ount y

Sheriff's Office reported.Robert Hall, 54, remainedin the surgical intensive careunit at Halifax Health MedicalCenter in Daytona Beach,where he was being treated fora broken pelvis, broken facialbones and bleeding in hisbrain, according to the sheriff'soffice.

The attack took place in arural part of New SmyrnaBeach, a popular Florida resorttown, where Hall typicallystayed at the home of his ex-wife, Jeanette Morris, 61, while

she was away working asa truck driver.

Morris suspected that Hallhad allowed his girlfriend in thehouse and arranged for adeputy to escort her when shereturned to her homein order to

avoid a confrontation, thesheriff's report said. The deputyleft the house after Morris toldhim she would spend the nightat her brother's house.

Instead, Morris and herbrother, Harold Anderson, 63,and a woman named JoanHobart, 46, began drinkingvodka with Hall. The threeturned on him, shocked himthree times with a stun gun,punched him in the face and puta gun to his head, the sheriff'sreport said.

They tied Hall's handsbehind his back then tied hisankles together and attachedthe rope to the bumper of apickup truck and dragged himfor half a mile, the report said.After the truck stopped, the

three tossed Hall into the truckbed, cut off some of his hair andtalked about scalping him andlooking for a hole to bury him,according to the report.

As the truck took off again,Hall leaped out and ran to ahouse for help, the report said.

Morris, Anderson andHobart are each charged withattempted murder, conspiracyto commit murder, falseimprisonment, aggravatedbat tery and aggravatedassault.

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Many Balinese give fullmeaning to the dad meant toinspire meditation and reflectiono n p e r s o n a l s i n s a n dshortcomings by refraining foreating, drinking, speaking andeven sleeping on Hari Siwarati.Ritual prayers were held at 7:00pm on Thursday, January 10,

2013, five hours later atmidnight and again on Fridaymorning at 05:00 am.

Lesser ceremonies are heldat community temples in thetraditional villages (desa adat)across Bali.

In close succession, onSaturday, January 12, 2013, theBalinese paid homage to learningand education by marking Hari

Saraswati.Four days la te r , on

Wednesday, January 16, 2013,Hari Pagerwesi is a dayintended to instil and strengthenan individual's spirituality.


Body of man poisoned after winning lottery to be exhumedThe body of a Chicagoman who died of cyanidepoisoning less than twomonths after winning $1million in the IllinoisLottery will be exhumed

for further examination int w o t o f our w e e k s ,according to theC o o k C o u n t ymedical examiner.

An affidavit toexhume the body ofUrooj Khan, 46, will befiled with the CookCounty Circuit Court,Mary Paleologos, aspokeswoman for thecounty, said. Once a

judge approves therequest, which shouldtake one to two weeks,it will probably takeanother one to twow e e k s t o a r r a n g e t h eexhumation with the cemetery,Paleologos said.

Khan's death on July 20was at first determined to becaused by heart disease. Noautopsy was performed, sincethere was no trauma presentand the death appearednatural. Toxicology resultsindicated no drugs or carbonmonoxide present.

But several days after the

body was released forburial, an unidentified familymember contacted the doctorin the case and asked that themedical examiner revisit it.

The medical examiner'soffice ordered comprehensive

toxicological test ing. OnNovember 23, final test results

confirmed a lethal level ofcyanide in the blood, accordingto the medical examiner, andthe death was ru led ahomicide.

The medical examiner'soffice said exhumation of thebody "is necessary to completean investigation" into Khan'sdeath.

Chicago Police would sayonly that they are investigatingthe case as a murder and areworking closely with the

med ica l exam iner ' soffice.

Khan had presented theticket claiming his winnings toIllinois Lottery offices on May31, according to Lotteryspokesman Mike Lang. Khan

had decided to take the lump-s u m p a y m e n t , w h i c h

amounted to about$424 , 500 a f t e rtaxes. A check wass e n t f r o mSpringfield, Illinoisto Khan July 19 orJuly 20 so it isunlikely Khan eversaw it, Lang said.

T h e c h e c kwas paid August15, Lang said. Hesaid it is commonthat when winnersdie before receivingtheir winnings, the

money is paid to the estate.Khan's estate is in Cook

County probate court. The nextstatus date in the case isJanuary 24.

Steven Koz ick i , anattorney for Khan's wifeShabana Ansari, was notimmediately available forcomment. Kozicki said thatAnsari had been interviewedby Chicago police detectivesand had nothing to hide.

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Aries March 21 to April 20The professional spotlight is shining on you, and others arefinally sitting up and taking notice. Balancing what you love todo with what you need to do is the secret to future success.For some lucky Rams, love and work are linked in wonderfulways. You'll feel like taking the initiative on the weekend, butavoid putting others offside by being too impulsive and gung-ho.

Taurus April 21 to May 21Don't get stuck in a relentless rut! Make your aspirations as big

and beautiful as possible. With plenty of passion andpersistence, you can make your dreams come true! Venushooks up with Pluto on Thursday, which increases yourinclination towards jealous, possessive behavior. Loosenyour tenacious Taurus grip on others otherwise you'll justdrive them away.

Gemini May 22 to June 21This week's stars encourage connecting with others [locally,nationally and internationally] as you mix and mingle;communicate and chat; text and tweet. Mercury [your rulingplanet] joins Mars in your adventure zone, so plan an excitingtrip away for some time soon. It's also the perfect time to delveinto a subject that has always fascinated you, or enroll in acourse for 2013.

Cancer June 22 to July 23The relationship dial is turned up a few notches, as Venus andPluto pair up in your partnership zone On Thursday. Expectextremes from passionate embraces, to dramatic dummy-spits. Love definitely won't be lukewarm this week! Singles ifyou meet someone special, prepare for an intense andpowerful connection [that won't be easy to walk away from ifthings go wrong].

Leo July 24 to August 23Leos love to be the center of attention but this week, the focus

shifts from you to the significant people in your life. Perhapsit's time for your partner to shine? Putting others first puts aspring in your step, and a smile on your dial. Be extra clear inthe way you communicate on the weekend. If you are petulantor pretentious, then relations with relatives will be strained.

Libra September 24 to October 23Powerful Pluto complicates personal relationships this week,so don't feel slighted if family members ignore you [or comeon too strong and are super demanding]. Just take it in yourlanguid Libran stride! If you are attached Thursday is thenight for plenty of passion and sexual sizzle. Singles look forlasting love with a smooth-talking Scorpio or an amorousAquarian.

Scorpio October 24 to November 22Don't despair over the difficulties that serious Saturn is

sending your way. Instead, be inspired to learn as much asyou can from the present challenges. As birthday great DollyParton said If you want to see the rainbow, you gotta put upwith the rain. Venus links up with Pluto [your ruling planet] onThursday, which increases your Scorpio charm and yourcontrolling side.

Sagittarius November 23 to December 21If you rush money matters this week Sagittarius, then youcould end up with a financial fiasco on your hands. Strive to beextra careful with cash and credit and gi ve online shopping avery wide berth. Lust and loot are a complicated mix onThursday, so try to keep the two separate. On the weekend,aim to be generous and gregarious [rather than bossy andbelligerent].

Capricorn December 22 to January 20The Sun, Mercury, Venus and Pluto are all visiting your sign,so a combination of Capricorn creativity, intelligence andcharm will take you far. But, with unpredictable Uranus in yourdomestic zone, don't be too complacent about your home life.Big changes are heading your way! As Ita Buttrose [born onJanuary 17] reminds us Life has a habit of taking you bysurprise.

Aquarius January 21 to February 19

Are you feeling confused about your financial future? Withnebulous Neptune in your cash zone, don't make any majormoney moves until you have all the facts. Mercury shifts intoyour sign [from January 19-February 6] when you'll be at yourwitty and wonderful best. With Mars also in Aquarius, aim tobe as informed as possible. Your motto for the moment?Knowledge is power.

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Virgo August 24 to September 23Have you lost your Virgo vim and vigor? Mighty Mars isactivating your wellbeing zone so it's time to get motivated, asyou cook some healthy meals plus get physical! But don'twork yourself into a lather being practical and super organizedon the weekend. Mercury moves into avant-garde Aquarius[from January 19-February 6] so drop the strict schedule andbe more spontaneous.

Pisces February 20 to March 20Have you been procrastinating yet again Pisces? If you waitfor the 'perfect' time to get things done, then you'll be ditheringaround forever. Your inspiration for the coming week is frombirthday great Martin Luther King The time is always right todo what is right. You'll feel like escaping into a fantasy worldon the weekend. Just make sure you don't stay there too long!

Snake hitches a ride with QantasYou're flying at 25,000ft,enjoying a chilled glass ofchampagne, when you lookto your left and see a 3m

python hanging on to thewing for dear life.

It's enough to make you spitout your bubbly.

That's what happened on aQantas jet flying from Cairns toPort Moresby.

The plane was around 20minutes into the flight when afemale passenger noticed thepoor reptile, believed to be a scrubpython, battling to survive in the

sub zero temperatures.Passenger Robert Weber

said that people at the rear of theplane were totally focused on thesnake, and couldn't believe how ithad got into its precariousposition.

''I felt quite sad for it, really."For the remainder of the

flight, he was trying to pull himselfback into the plane, even thoughhe was fighting against 400km/hwinds," he said.

There was nothing anyonecould do for the poor creature,which was being whipped against

the engine from the strongwinds, creating a blood trail on theplane.

The python was dead onarrival when QF191 touched downat Port Moresby just before 8am.

A Qantas spokespersonsaid the snake must have takenrefuge on the outside of the aircraftat Cairns Airport overnight beforetake off.


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Armstrong 'confesses' during Oprah interviewAn unconfirmed USmedia report says LanceA r m s t r o n g h a sconfessed to talk showhost Oprah Winfrey thathe used performance-

enhancing drugs duringhis cycling career.

Armstrong recorded theextensive interview this morning,just hours after apologising tostaff at his Livestrong CancerFoundation over his fall fromgrace.

It was Armstrong's firstinterview since being stripped ofhis seven Tour de France crowns.

Winfrey tweeted:

J u s t w r a p p e d w i t h@lancearmstrong More than 21/2 hours . He came READY!

News outlet Associated

Press reported that a "sourcefamiliar with the situation" saysArmstrong confessed to doping.

Winfrey's OWN networkwould not confirm or deny thereport.

" W ea r e n o tconfirmingany specificd e t a i l sregardingt h einterview atthis time," aspokesman

said.T h e

in te r v i e wwill go to airon Fridaymorning.

Armstrong hasa l w a y sd e n i e dusing drugsand has

remained silent sinceallegations were levelled againsthim by the US Anti-DopingAgency (USADA) in October.

Cycling commentator PhilLiggett believes the Winfreyinterview will likely have yielded

some kind of doping admission."He must have given this anawful lot of thought and he musthave felt the net was finallyclosing in on him, and how was hegoing to come out reasonablywell," Liggett said.

"I believe he knows Oprah."He's appeared on the

shows many times and he'srecognised that as the medium inwhich to tell all.

"That's what I feel is going tohappen."

A Livestrong spokeswomansays Armstrong earlier heldprivate talks with staff in which hepledged to help restore thefoundation's reputation.

"Lance came to theL i v e s t r o n g F o u n d a t i o n ' sheadquarters today for a privateconversation with our staff and

offered a sincere andheartfelt apology for the stressthey've endured because ofhim," Livestrong spokeswomanRae Bazzarre said.

S h e a d d e d t h a tArmstrong - a cancer survivor

who founded the charity in1997 - urged Livestrongstaffers "to keep up their greatwork fighting for peopleaffected by cancer."

Liggett says he is gladthat Armstrong apologised.

"I'm rather pleased thatLance has finally come out andhe's chosen, first of all, to go tohis foundation because hisheart was really in thatfoundation," Liggett said.

"Once the story brokeback in October, he resigned asthe chairman of Livestrong.

"But those people on thefoundation have been so hardworking for his cause and I'mglad he's chosen to go therefirst.

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Singaraja, Bali - A Relaxing Slice of ParadiseSingaraja is the old colonial capital ofBali. It is the capital city of theregency of Buleleng.

It is quite simply - cool. Figuratively andliterally. I always think of it as much cooler physicallythan other areas of Bali although I have absolutelyno scientific data to back up that assertion. Myhouse is definitely cooler when the wind is blowingin off the ocean but who says we can't be relative.This is the postmodern era, correct?

Singaraja is a fairly good-sized city (which is agood way of saying that I'm not sure what thepopulation actually is, although some friends thatrecently visited told me that according to a guidebook it was 50,000) with wide streets and a lot offriendly folks. They have been repairing things inSingaraja over the past few years and it definitelyhas a clean, open feelt o i t . T h e m a i nshopping area is onJalan Diponegoro andJalan A. Yani. There isnot much here in theway of tourist goods(masks, paintings,

jewelry) but you canbuy supplies for yourstay in the north here -

ju ice, box ed mi lk ,diapers, toilet paper,cigarettes and beermuch cheaper than ifyou buy them in thetourist area to the west.Singaraja has a gooddoctor for expats whocharges rather highprices but if you're really sick and you wantsomeone to speak English to then Dr. Gina is yourwoman. Friendly, good old-fashioned care.

What is it that is unique about this place, orwhat is it that draws me to it? Maybe it's becauseSingaraja isn't really all that unique - just anotherfriendly town in Indonesia where you can boparound, find some things that you need, meet somefine folks and live your life the way that you wantwithout interference from people that are convincedthat they know how you should live your life. Thenew government has given fol ks some hope and weall expect them to continue on with repairing theeconomy and staying out of people's daily activities.

The Singaraja area is the home of Lovina

Beach, of the well known, but as the new touristliterature proclaims, hidden treasures of Bali. In spiteof the fact that my friend has this promotionalmaterial sitting in his restaurant, I happen to agreewith it. That doesn't mean to come crowding up here.We wouldn't want Robert Redford to bring the

Sundance here or to have Californians start buildingsummer homes, but it is nice...Lovina Beach is actually a collection of villages

that are lumped together under the general name ofLovina which actually is a village. Other villages inthe Lovina area include Kalibukbuk, Anturan, andTukadmungga. The farther you get from Lovina onthe Singaraja side, the quieter things get. WhileLovina is laid back compared to Kuta, Kalibukbuk,Anturan and Tukadmungga are positively restful. Ofcourse, it can be a bit too quiet for some staying out inAnturan or Tukadmungga so they can just take a

short bemo ride ora three K walk upt o L o v i n a t osample some ofthe night life.

While I havebeen going onabout Lovina, Iactually spendmost of my timeaway from homeover at Anturan orTukadmungga. An u m b e r o fhomestays andsmall hotels havecropped up in thepast few years inthis area. The oldpopular hotel after

years of being abandoned is now open under newmanagement - it's called Villa Agung. Homestay Sri is

still there after a number of years. Homestay Sri isalso under new management. This Sri is also beingrun by foreigners. This is the big thing now in thearea. The Westerners have moved in and eitherbought, built or leased hotels on the beach. There'sgetting to be less and less Balinese businessesthese days.

So if you want to actually relax on your vacationto Bali, you should try visiting northern Bali. Plan onspending a week or so to get to know the place. Youwon't be disappointed.

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Legal ramificationsAny confession by Armstrong could have legal or

financial ramifications, particularly among big-namecorporate sponsors such as Nike that had loyally stoodby him even as doping allegations grew.

Since the International Cycling Union effectivelyerased him from the record books, Britain's The

Sunday Times has sued Armstrong for more than 1million pounds ($1.52 million) over a libel paymentmade to him in 2006.

It had paid Armstrong 300,000 pounds to settle alibel case after publishing a story suggesting he mayhave cheated, and now wants that money plus interestand legal costs repaid.

On Sunday, the Sunday Times took out an ad inthe Chicago Tribune newspaper setting out 10questions that Winfrey, whose OWN media network isbased in the Midwestern metropolis, should askArmstrong.

"Is it your intention to return the prize money youearned from September 1998 to July 2010?" read onequestion.

"Did you sue the Sunday Times to shut us up?"

went another.A Texas insurance company has also threatenedlegal action to recoup millions of dollars in bonuses itpaid him for multiple Tour victories.

Armstrong's years of dominance in the sport'sgreatest race raised cycling's profile in the US to newheights.

It also gave the Texan - diagnosed in1996 with late-stage testicular cancer that

had spread to his brain and lungs - a uniqueplatform to promote cancer awareness andresearch.

The Lance Armstrong Foundation hasraised almost $US500 million since itscreation in 1997.

In the wake of the allegations, severaltop sponsors dumped Armstrong and onNovember 14 the Livestrong Foundationdropped his name from the non-profitorganisation he founded.

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Gilbert quits as Cricket NSW CEODavid Gilbert has resigned asCricket New South Waleschief executive, followingrecent criticism of hisperformance in the role byveteran paceman Brett Lee.

Former Test fast

bowler Gilbert, 52,says the time is rightfor him to step downand that his decisionh a d n o t b e e ninfluenced by the"recent commentary".

" A f t e r 1 1successful years, I amnow at the point whereI am ready to take on an e w c h a l l e n g e , "Gi lbert said in astatement.

"This is not asudden decision - it is

something I have beencontemplating over the past 12months. As far as recentcommentary is concerned, itcomes with the job and I've nevershied away from it.

"The simple truth is that I'vebeen in the role for much longerthan most sports administrators

could ever dream of."Gilbert will leave his

position on January 31.Lee said last month that

Cricket New South Wales had"seriously dropped the ball" and

Gilbert "should have been madeto go" instead of sacked teamcoach Anthony Stuart.

Hawks' Lake in hot waterStar Hawthorn recruit

Brian Lake faces the prospect ofsanctions from his new AFL clubbefore even pulling on a Hawksjersey after a night out ended

with him spending fourhours in jail.

Lake was leaving a pub withhis wife in Sorrento on theMornington Peninsula at about10pm on Saturday when police

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being intoxicated ina public place.He was fined

$ 5 6 3 a n d o nMonday the 30-year-old defender hasbeen ordered toexplain his conductto team-mates.

" T h e c l u bconsiders Lake'sc o n d u c t t o b eunprofessional andhe will be required toa d d r e s s t h eleadership group,"

the Hawks said in astatement.L a ke wa s t r a d e d to

Hawthorn at the end of lastseason after playing 197 gameswith the Western Bulldogs thatincluded All-Australian selectionin 2009.

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Minichiello named Roosters captainAnthony Minichiello has been namedcaptain of the Sydney Roosters for the 2013NRL season.

The 32-year-old fullback, who made his first-grade debut for the foundation club in 2000, will be

supported by four vice-captains in MitchellPearce, Jake Friend, Jared Waera-Hargreaves andBoyd Cordner, the Roosters announced on Friday.

Minichiello, who has been at the Roosterssince he was 16, was delighted to land the job.

"It's a massive honour, a huge honour to benamed captain of the Sydney Roosters - it's such ahistoric club. There's been great captains all the waythrough since 1908, it's a foundation club and we'veplayed every season in the league since 1908.

"It's a really special time for myself, my wife andmy family - they're really proud and excited.

"It's probably the most meaningful highlight ofmy career to date. It's a pretty special moment."

Rookie NRL coach Trent Robinson said he tooksome time in the off-season to assess his squadbefore Minichiello emerged from the pack.

"Since we've come back to training, it's beenclear that every day at training that Anthony's beenleading the way on and off the field," Robinson said.

"The spirit and the work ethic that we've beentrying to instil in this club, Anthony's been living it for along time now and it's time for Mini to step up and leadthe way on the field as well as being our captain."

Meanwhile NSW Origin forward Greg Bird hasbeen re-signed by the Gold Coast Titans until 2017.

The Titans said they fought off offer fromseveral other clubs to extend Bird's contract.

I think the fact that Greg has committed to theclub long term when he had big money offers fromelsewhere says a lot about the type of character he isand also how much the Titans mean to him,'' Titanschief executive David May said.

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Dear Martha,

I recently attended a

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no excuse to display this kind of behaviour.

Jim

Dear Jim,I couldn't agree with you more, good manners costnothing! Social etiquette along with good mannersdoes seem to be foreign to some people whilst theyare in Bali. It is always good to remember that it isthe minority not the majority- thankfully! Glad youenjoyed the wedding dear.

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Dad of fake collar bomb victim named ARU chiefBill Pulver, the father of 2011hoax collar bomb victimM a d e l e i n e , h a s b e e nannounced as the chiefexecutive of the AustralianRugby Union.

Pulver, an experienced

Sydney businessman and self-declared lover of rugby, succeedsJohn O'Neill, who stepped downin October.

ARU chairman MichaelHawker, a former high schoolrugby team mate of Pulver, saidthe new appointeemeets all the needs ofthe job.

" W e w a n t e dsomeone with provencommercial success atC E O l e v e l , w i t hinternational businessexperience and a loveof rugby," Hawker said.

"The board alsoset priorities aroundgood communications k i l l s a n d a nunderstanding of thew o r l d o f s p o r t smarketing and media.

" B i l l h a s a l l t h o s eattributes."

Hawker highlighted Pulver'sroles in sports marketing andmedia research, as well as hisinvolvement in junior rugby.

The 53-year-old began hisbusiness career with globalmarketing research team ACNielsen. He held management

roles with the group in Japan andLondon before spending six yearsin New York as president of thelisted internet media and researchcompany Net Ratings Inc.

NetRatings was bought outby global information andmeasurement company Nielsenin 2007, for a reported $US820million, and combined withBuzzMetrics to form NielsenOnline.

It is believed Pulver's shareoptions in NetRatings made him amulti-millionaire.

Since 2010 he has beenchief executive of Appen ButlerHill, a linguistic technologysolutions company, where he willfinish up at the end of January.

Pulver became a nationallyrecognisable figure when hisdaughter had a fake collar bombplaced around her neck in August2011.

In November of last year,Paul Douglas Peters was

sentenced to 13 years and sixmonths for the bomb hoax.

When questioned about theimpact of that incident at the ARUpress conference Pulver did notdirectly refer to the 2011 drama butsaid it did not discourage him fromreturning to the public eye in thishigh-profile role.

"I'm 53 years of age and I've

finally decided what I want to do,"Pulver said."I feel this is a civic duty, my

love of rugby is so deep.""I'm convinced rugby has an

extraordinary future in Australiaand I'm looking forward to beingpart of the team to make it areality."

Pulver added that his familyhad no reservations about himtaking on a public role in the wake

of the collar bomb drama."They are probably at home

watching, licking their lips at whatlies ahead. Rugby is a subject wewill be happy to talk about."

Pulver played with Hawkerat Sydney's Shore school and

went on to play the game for theUniversit y of New South Wales.H e h a d b e e n a n

administrator and coach atMosman junior rugby club inSydney and his son Angus was amember of last year's AustralianSchoolboys team.

T h r o w i n g h i ssupport behindDeans

The new ARUchief said he will take aconsultative approachin his role but alreadyhas some firm goals inplace.

Pulver said hewants to lead the ARUin some urgency inp u r su i t o f w o r ldrugby's number onetitle.

New Zealandcurrently has that title withAustralia ranked number three inthe world.

Pulver backs his formerShore school mate Hawker insupport of keeping Robbie Deansin the head coach role in 2013.

"Robbie will be coaching theWallabies right through 2013,"Pulver declared.

"And then at that point wewill consider the coachingpositions to take us to the RugbyWorld Cup in 2015."

Pulver also talked about then e e d t o e n h a n c e t h eentertainment appeal of rugby inthe Australian market.

In that respect he wants tolift the profile of Rugby Sevens andalso boost women's rugby.

Little River Band or LRB is an Australian rock band,formed in Melbourne in early 1975.

The band chose its name after passing a road sign leadingto the Victorian township of Little River, near Geelong, on the wayto a performance. Little River Band enjoyed sustained commercialsuccess not only in Australia, but also in the United States. Theyhave sold more than 25 million records and achieved 13 U.S. Top40 hits, besides many music awards gained in Australia.

The band's original members were: lead vocals GlennShorrock, acoustic guitar and vocals Graham Goble, rhythmguitar and vocals Beeb Birtles, lead guitar Ric Formosa, bassguitar Roger McLachlan, and drums Derek Pellicci. Goble was theonly original member born in Australia. The music and lyrics formost of the group's compositions were pr imarily written by Gobleand Shorrock, with contributions from Birtles, Briggs and Pellicci.

In May 2001 the Australasian Performing Right Association(APRA), as part of its 75th Anniversary celebrations, named "CoolChange", written by Shorrock, as one of the Top 30 Australiansongs of all time. The classic line-up of Birtles, Goble, Pellicci,Shorrock, guitarist David Briggs, and bass guitarist GeorgeMcArdle, were inducted into the Australian Recording IndustryAssociation (ARIA) Hall of Fame at the 18th Annual ARIA MusicAwards of 2004.

Early years 1970sIn Australian terms, the original lineup of Little River Band

can be considered a super group. Glenn Shorr ock had been thelead singer of leading Australian 1960s pop band The Twilightsand highly regarded early 1970s country rock band Axiom,alongside Brian Cadd. Beeb Birtles had been the bassist in thepopular 1960s band Zoot (which launched the career of singer-guitarist Rick Springfield), and Goble had led Adelaide folk rockgroup Allison Gros before forming the harmony-country-rock bandMississippi (joined by Birtles and Pellici), which had enjoyed somechart success in Australia and built up a strong following on theconcert and festival circuit; during 1971-72 the or iginal membersalso recorded under the studio band pseudonym Drummond,scoring a national #1 hit with a novelty cover of the song "DaddyCool".

LRB found immediate success in Australia, but individualmembers had greater ambitions. Like other Australian groups ofthe period, both Axiom and Mississippi had tried to break into theUK record market without success. Axiom disbanded after movingto the UK, and Shorrock sang for a short period with the more

progressive rock outfit Esperanto before meeting and joiningforces with Birtles, Goble, and Pellicci in 1974. They agreed tomeet back in their homeland by early 1975. Remembering theindifferent reaction they had received in the UK, they decided theirnew band would focus on establishing themselves in the UnitedStates.

A key factor in their eventual success was a fellowAustralian they had met while in England who became theirmanager, Glenn Wheatley. Wheatley had been the bassist in thehighly-regarded Australian rock band The Masters Apprenticesand his first-hand experiences of the rip-offs in the 1960s music

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sc en e ,combinedwith his subsequent experience working in musicmanagement in Britain and the United States in the early1970s, allowed him to help Little River Band become the firstAustralian group to enjoy consistent commercial and chartsuccess in the United States.

Fuelled by a very successful Australian hit single"Curiosity Killed the Cat", the band began making promotionalvisits to the US in September 1976, which resulted in a US hitsingle, "It's a Long Way There" (edited down from the albumtrack, which ran over 8 minutes long). It broke into the US Top30 and galvanized the commitment of the band members.

It's a Long Way There

Hey everybody yeah, don't you feel that there's something?Feel it, feel it?

Hey everybody yeah, don't you feel that there's something?

People on their own are getting nowhere,I am on the road to see,

If anything is anywhere and waiting, just for me.

Everynight I walk around the city.Seems like I'll never know,That feeling of being together when I go.

And it's a long way there, it's a long way to where I'm going,And it's a long way there, it's a long way to where I'm going.

Hey everybody, don't you feel that there's something, but you knowIn a moment it is gone.

I live for the day when I can hear people saying that they know andThey care for everyone

But I feel like I've been here for the whole of my life, never knowingHome.

It's a long way.It's a long, long, long way there,

I'm gonna keep on tryin',I'm gonna keep on tryin', yeah,

I'm gonna keep on tryin',I'm gonna keep on tryin', ah!

Been away from home for such a long time,And got to know this town,

But I don't seem to matter much to anyone, who's aroundIs there anybody around?

Everynight I walk around the city,Seems like I'll never know,

The feeling of being together when I go.

And it's a long way there, it's a long way to where I'm going,And it's a long way there, it's a long way to where I'm going.

Everybody knows it's a long way there,Oh, everybody knows it's a long way there.

Mmm, it's a long way

Driving around's kind of getting me down and I know, and I knowIt's a long long way there

It's such a long long way, long wayHey everybody yeah,

Don't you feel that there's something?Feel it, feel it?

Hey everybody yeah,

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Mowen to stay Brumbies skipperBen Mowen will againlead the ACT Brumbiesin this season's Super15 series ahead of

Wallabies David Pocockand Stephen Moore,head coach Jake Whitesaid on Thursday.

P o c o c k , w h o h a scaptained the Wallabies,

joined the Brumbies in the off-season from the WesternForce, where he also led thePerth-based Super 15 side.

White said number eight

Mowen had proven himselfto be a valuable leader of theBrumbies.

"Ben's proven above andbeyond that he is a quality leader

and the right man to be captain ofthis team into the future," Whitesaid.

There were numeroustimes through the (last) seasonthat his leadership proved thedifference for the Brumbies andit's a pleasure to have him back inthe same position for 2013."

Ben Mowen will againlead the ACT Brumbiesin this season's Super15 series ahead of

Wallabies David Pocockand Stephen Moore,head coach Jake Whitesaid on Thursday.

P o c o c k , w h o h a scaptained the Wallabies,

joined the Brumbies in the off-season from the WesternForce, where he also led thePerth-based Super 15 side.

White said number eight

Watson said."I know when I'm stringing

games together I've got morechance of being successful.

"The last three times I'vebeen out injured has beenbecause of the same calf.

"A lot of it comes down tothe amount I've been bowling.

Unfortunately my body can'thandle it."Ideally, Watson wants to

return to the top of the order -where he has enjoyed the mostsuccess averaging 44 from 24Tests - despite there being a voidto fill in the middle order with theretirement of Mike Hussey.

Shane Watson hopes to bowlduring the Ashes series laterthis year but for now is keen toresume his 38-Test careerpurely as an opening batsman.

The injury-prone 31-year-oldhas struggled to cope with thebowling workload over thepast 18 months and brokedown with another calfstrain during the BoxingDay Test against SriLanka.

Watson is aiming toreturn for the one-dayseries against West Indiesstarting on February 1, butselectors will face aquandary when they meetto pick the squad for thefour-Test series againstIndia starting later thatmonth.

Wi th the Sydneys ide rconceding his body cannot copewith the rigours of medium-pacebowling, the panel must decidewhether his reco rd of 2481 Test runsat an average of 37.02 can justify hisplace in the top six.

"It's come to a time when Ineed to give my batting a decentcrack to see how good I can be,"

I want to be a Test opener for now: Watson"I do love opening in Test

cricket and all forms of thegame," said Watson.

"Over the last few yearsI've been very comfortable tomove down the order to fit in withthe amount I was bowling and

trying to get the best out

of myself as an all-rounder.

"And if the teamrequires me to batnumber three or numberfour then I'm very happyto do that.

" B u t m ypreference definitely isto open."

However, Watsonhas not closed the dooron returning to thebowling crease as earlyas the five-Test Ashes

series in England from July,although not as the all-rounder

the Australian selectors are soeager to include.

"In the perfect world, I'd liketo be able to bowl in the Ashes - ifpicked as a batsman - but for nowI just want to string some gamestogether."

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It's quite normal for sharksto swim here in the sea at St

It could be a case ofgreat white sharkone, crocodile nil.

Two people walkingalong a South African beachwere stunned to find thehead of a large crocodile

washed up on the shore.Neale and Brigitte

Cary-Smith are in now doubtthat the crocodile came offsecond best in a fight with agreat white shark.

Mr Smith quicklyfilmed the find, explaining ingreat detail that thecrocodile came from anearby river mouth out intothe ocean where it met itsmatch.

Others believe the crocodilewas killed by poachers.

But Mr Smith, in his video,says wounds left by shark teeth can

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No rest for the dead with surround sound coffinA Swedish man hasdesigned a coffin withbuilt-in speakers linked toa music playlist that canbe updated by the living.

M u s i c a n d v i d e oequipment store owner Fredrik

Hjelmquist said his hi-fi coffinwould entertain the deadand provide solacefor grieving friendsand relatives bymaking it possiblefor them to alter thedeceased's playlistonline.

" W e d o n ' tknow, right? Butthen people believein different ways indifferent parts oft h e w o r l d , "Hjelmquist said when he was

asked whether a belief in lifeafter death was what would lead

someone to buy his coffin."In Sweden perhaps we

don't believe in it, but in many partsof the world people believe in adifferent way," he said.

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nned to be buriedin such a coffin, he added, and

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his coffins, but there havebeen many enquiries, he added.

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"Ozzy Osbourne shouldbuy one I think or KeithRichards. Somebody ought todo it because this is really rock n'roll I think...but at the same timebeautiful," he said.

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An Eye Full a Day Keeps the Doctor AwayStaring at women'sbreasts is good formen's health and makest h e m l i v elonger, a newsurvey reveals.

Researchershave discovered thata 10 minutes ogle atwomen's breasts isas healthy as half an-hour in the gym.

A f ive yearstudy of 200 menfound that thosew h o e n j o y e d alonging look at bustybeauties had lowerblood pressure, lessheart disease andslower pulse ratescompared to those

who did not get their dailyeyeful.

Dr. Karen Weatherby, who

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British man who threw bottle at Bolt found guiltyA mentally ill British man whoshouted abuse at Usain Boltand threw a beer bottle on thetrack at the start of the men'sOlympic 100 meters final wasfound guilty of a public orderoffence.

Ashley Gil l-Webb, 34,shouted "Usain I want you to lose,Usain you are bad, you are anarsehole" at the Jamaican sprinterin the minutes before the race onAugust 5 last year, a key momentof the LondonGames.

A s80,000 fans inthe packedstadium fellsilent and alle y e s w e r efixed on thecompetitors inthe starting

blocks, Gill-Webb lookedo v e r e a c hshoulder tocheck no onewas looking ath i m , h i db e h i n d ag r o u p o fs p e c t a t o r sand lobbed the bottle at the track,video evidence showed.

"I am sure that he was at thatpoint acting rationally and wronglyand that he intended to causeharassment, alarm or distress tothe competitors, and accordingly,

he is guilty," said judge WilliamAshworth at Stratford Magistrates'Court in east London, a shortdistance from the OlympicStadium.

The court had heard thatGill-Webb, who suffers frombipolar disorder, was in the throesof a manic episode at the time.

The crux of the legal casewas whether, despite his condition,he acted with the intention to cause

distress to others.Ashworth found Gill-Webb

guilty of a charge of behaving in athreatening and disorderly way"with intent to cause the 100meters finalists harassment,alarm or distress thereby

causing spectators present atthe Olympic Park harassment,alarm or distress".

He will be sentenced at alater date. The maximum penaltyhe could face would be sixmonths in jail and a fine.

Gill-Webb did not have aticket for the 100 meters final buthad somehow made his way toan exclusive seating area wherehe mingled with members of theDutch Olympic team in orangetracksuits.JUDOKA

One of them was judokaEdith Bosch, an Olympic bronzemedallist, who testified earlier inthe case that Gill-Webb'sbehaviour was so disruptive thatshe missed the entire race.

Bosch confronted Gill-Webb after he threw the bottleand blocked him from walkingaway. He was then restrained byOlympic volunteer workers and

arrested.Bolt did not hear the abuse or

see a green plastic beer bottle landbehind the starting line, and wenton to win the race in 9.63 seconds,the second-fastest time recorded.

At the police station later,

Gill-Webb handed officers a writtenstatement which he signed "AlanCumming", the name of a Scottishactor.

G i l l - W e b b ' s l a w y e r ,Rhiannon Crimmins, told the courtthat he was not in a fit state at the

time of theseevents to makerational decisionsor consider theconsequences ofhis actions.

"He wouldnot have acted inthis way but forhis illness," she

s a i d i n h e rclosing speech.She said

that, in his manicframe of mind, hebehaved the wayhe did because itwas making himfeel good and notb e c a u s e h e

wanted to cause alarm to thosearound him.

From his perspective, shesaid, the tirade against Bolt wasmerely "about being a part of it,about taking the contrary view".

Prosecutor Neil King had

argued that while Gill-Webb'sjudgment may have been impaired,it was not absent.

King argued that he musthave known what he was doingwas wrong if he took pains not to benoticed, as shown by the videoevidence. But Crimmins said that itwas impossible to analyse hisbehaviour as if he had been actingrationally because in fact he hadnot.


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