Thursday, December 20, 2012

Thursday, December 20, 2012

Yesterday, the Reina BeatrixInternational Airport cele-brated a landmark moment:for the first time in the air-port’s history they surpassedhaving one million payingpassengers arrive on Arubaby air within the year. ArubaAirport Authority CEO PeterSteinmetz was joined by Di-rector of Operations, JurgenBenschop, to personally wel-come Marie Krizek of Man-chester, New Hampshirearriving on Jet Blue flight B6756 at 12:45 PM, with herhusband Radek, as the onemillionth passenger to fly toAruba in 2012.

Marie and Radek were es-corted by airport manage-

ment to the VIP room withlocal paparazzi in tow. TheKrizeks are spending theirfourth holiday season onAruba after their first visit sixyears ago. They confessedthat was their first time in theCaribbean and they were sowon over by “the beautiful is-land, the wonderful, hos-pitable people and perfectweather, we never cared to goanywhere else.”

Radek revealed that whenthey were first approached byairport officers after passingthrough immigration, “wethought there was some prob-lem with our luggage. Thiswas a complete surprise.”

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Aruba’s Airport welcomes forthe first time their 1 millionth

passenger within one year

NEW YORK (AFP) - Timemagazine on Wednesdaynamed recently re-elected US

President Barack Obamaas its person of the yearfor 2012 -- the secondtime it has accorded himthe accolade.

Obama now not onlyhas a reelection as Amer-ica's first black presidentand a Nobel peace prizeunder his belt, but hebeat fancied runners-up,including brave Pak-istani girls' rights activistMalala Yousafzai, to beenshrined again asTime's dominant person-ality of the year.

The venerable Americannews magazine put Obamaon its cover, striking a

thoughtful, statuesque pose,and said he deserved thehonor as "the symbol and insome ways the architect ofthis new America."

The magazine laudedObama's campaigningprowess, noting he was thefirst president since FranklinDelano Roosevelt to winmore than 50 percent of thevote in two straight electionsand the first president since1940 to be re-elected despitea jobless rate above 7.5 per-cent.

Continued on pg 6

Obama is Time’s person of year Krizeks share a toast with AAA CEO Peter Steinmentz andDirector of Operations Jurgen Benschop

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Marie admitted she was a bitoverwhelmed by all the localmedia attention, “but over-whelmed in a very nice way.”

Mr. Steinmetz presentedthe charming couple withseveral gifts, including roundtrip tickets with Jet Blue toreturn to the island in 2013.Though they have alwaysstayed at Amsterdam Manor,they will have the opportu-nity to try the Westin ArubaResort, which gifted themwith a one week stay. HyattRegency Resort also pro-vided a complimentary Sun-day Brunch at their famousRuinas Del Mar Restaurant.

A lovely etched trophycommemorating Marie’s sta-tus as Aruba’s millionth visi-tor, plus a bag full of AAAlogo gear was bundled intoVIP transport to their resort.The couple was prepared torent a car and drive to theAmsterdam Manor, but theyenjoyed the full hospitalityand celebrity treatmentof the Aruba AirportAuthority.

The fact that thisyear the Reina BeatrixAirport will have wel-comed over one millionpaying passengersdemonstrates that 2012has been very good forAruba despite circum-stances such as harshweather in the northeastreducing the anticipatednumbers.

Airport authoritiesthoroughly enjoyedmaking Marie andRadek Krisek aware oftheir very special status.

By Rosalie Klein

Aruba’s Airport welcomes for the first timetheir 1 millionth passenger...Continued from pg 1

Last Monday afternoon theMinister of Justice, ArthurDowers, received fromYvonne Web-Kock of theMonuments Bureau, the keysof the newly renovated andexpanded Court of JusticeBuilding.

This project entailed therestoration of the historicalsection of the building, aswell as the expansion of thecomplex with a totally newsection to accommodate theneeds of a modern and safeCourt of Justice.

The age of the traditionalbuilding posed some sur-prises during construction.Thanks to the guidance andcreativity of the MonumentsBureau, Hoevertz Archide-sign and Van Kessel Con-struction, they were able tointegrate several aspects intothe restoration. Among otherfeatures, they preserved thesection of the floor with tra-ditional tiles, as well as a well

that is now covered with aglass floor where everyonecan observe how this wellwas dug by our forefathers.

The Minister was pleasedthat the Court of Justice canmove back to a new monu-mental building, restored andexpanded to offer maximumsecurity for all, and whichhas become a historical cul-tural jewel. He called it....”acenter where integrity mustbe protected,” referring to theimportant function of thecourt. The Minister antici-pates that the move back tothe new premises will bearound June/July 2013.

Special thanks went out toall involved in the construc-tion and renovation process,namely, The Monuments Bu-reau, Van Kessel Construc-tion, DOW and othercompanies involved in mak-ing the facilities a historicalcultural momument wherecases will be tried and justiceexpounded.

Minister receives keys torenovated Court House!

Steinmetz with Marie Krisek

Congratulations and gifts from the airport

Marie and Radek Krizek get VIP transport to their resort

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Once more the little ones ofAruba were fortunate to re-ceive lovely gifts from thehands of the Caribbean

Princess crew. Children ofFundacion Pa Nos Commu-nidad met in the RenaissanceConvention Center to enjoy a

great time and receive alovely gift.

Every year during thisspecial Christmas time the

Florida Caribbean Cruise As-sociation (FCCA) sends giftson board their cruises to theCaribbean. Together withFCCA, the Aruba TourismAuthority chooses the organ-ization or foundation to re-ceive the gifts. This year theychose the Fundacion Pa NosComunidad.

The children were simplyecstatic when their nameswere called by Santa Claus toreceive a gift. Ernest Giel,Visitor Care Liaison of ATAdirected the event. Childrenalso received a lovely T-Shirt.Obviously, the occasion was

also replete with deliciousAruban “pasabocas.”

ATA expressed muchgratitude to all who cooper-ated to make this event sucha success. Special thankswere in order for Renais-sance Convention Centerwho allowed the use of theirfacilities at no charge. Also,thanks to De Palm tourswho transported the cruise

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All the general insurancecompanies of AIG like Amer-ican Home & Chartis have

been renamed to ‘AIG’ aftertheir mother company world-wide. Also a new slogan

‘Bring on Tomorrow’ hasbeen added to the new logo

of AIG. In Aruba, the processis still ongoing and necessarylegal and regulatory ap-provals are being obtainedright now.

In keeping with AIG’s slo-gan ‘Bring on Tomorrow’,AIG ARUBA Insurance de-cided to make a donation totwo worthy causes in Aruba –young children & elderly per-sons. The first donation wasreceived by Ms Anky Vrolijk,

General Secretary of YMCAat the hands of Prakash &Niti Gupta. And the secondone was handed over to theteam of ‘Cas di Glas’ held insupport of White YellowCross who will dedicatefunds to the cause of elderlycare in Aruba

Accompanying photosshow the donations made byAIG Aruba and the guestspresent at the ceremony.

AIG ARUBA Insurance donates to the worthycauses like YMCA & Cas di Glas

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The merchants of The Vil-lage, the attractive shoppingmall across from the Radis-son Resort, are joiningforces for a good cause: theClown Doctors of Aruba.They do this through sellingred clowns' noses on Thurs-day, November 20th for $5.--. All proceeds will go tothe good cause; variousmerchants will have specialsales going on to add to thedonation. Señor Frogs'clown will be in action,folding balloons. Fun hatswill be worn by all. Repre-sentatives of the ClownDoctors Foundation ofAruba will be present aswell, explaining their workto those who are interestedin learning more about whata `contact' clown's job is.

The Clown Doctors ofAruba visit the children'sward of the Dr. HoracioOduber Hospital on a regu-lar basis, bringing laughsand smiles in a difficult timefor the little kids; they alsovisit the mentally chal-lenged children as well asthe elderly on Aruba. Espe-cially the elderly are a veryrewarding group, as they arenot improving or leavingthe home where they areliving. The elderly aregreatly looking forward tothe visits of the clowns: it isa moment of interaction, ofthe personal attention theycrave. The Clown Doctorsof Aruba are very grateful toRosie Walisever, who initi-ated this fundraisingevening at The Village. Awonderful gesture.

Merchants of The Village

get together for the

Clown Doctors of Aruba

WASHINGTON (AFP) -Clint Eastwood cop drama"Dirty Harry," sci-fi epic"The Matrix" and timeless ro-mantic comedy "Breakfast atTiffany's" are among 25 filmsbeing added to the US Na-tional Film Registry.

"The Times of HarveyMilk," a 1984 documentaryabout the life and assassina-tion of San Francisco's firstopenly gay lawmaker, willalso join classics like "Citi-zen Kane" and "Casablanca"in America's official film

archive, the registry an-nounced Wednesday.

Librarian of CongressJames Billington said the Na-tional Film Registry, estab-lished in 1989, "spotlights theimportance of preservingAmerica's unparalleled filmheritage.

To qualify for possible in-clusion films have to be atleast 10 years old and "cultur-ally, historically or estheti-cally" significant, said theregistry, part of the Library ofCongress.

'Dirty Harry,' 'The Matrix' added toUS film archive NOTICE

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Obama beat Republican MittRomney soundly in Novem-ber's election to win a secondfour year term, despite pre-siding over a chronic eco-nomic slump.

"In 2012, he found andforged a new majority, turnedweakness into opportunityand sought, amid great adver-sity, to create a more perfectunion," said Time, which hadnamed Obama person of theyear back in 2008 when hewon his historic first presi-dential election.

Perhaps the most poignantalternative to Obama onTime's shortlist wasYousafzai, the 14-year-oldPakistani girl who continuedto campaign for the right toeducation after being shotand nearly killed by the Tal-iban.

The others were AppleCEO Tim Cook, Egypt'spost-revolutionary President

Mohamed Morsi, and atomicphysicist Fabiola Gianotti.

Person of the year, or whatwas long called "man of theyear," acknowledges what themagazine considers to be theworld's biggest newsmaker,or influential mover.

Since the tradition startedin 1927, US presidents havesystematically featured, ashave big names like Mi-crosoft's Bill Gates, but alsomore symbolic winners like"the protester" last year or"US scientists" in 1960.

In the past Time hasshowed its editorial teeth bynaming sinister figures _Adolf Hitler in 1938 andJoseph Stalin both in 1939and 1942.

But since the leader ofIran's Islamist revolution, Ay-atollah Khomeini, graced thecover in 1979, the magazinehas tended to shy from picksthat might upset its mostlyAmerican readership. A no-table absence was al-Qaedafounder Osama bin Laden inthe wake of the September11, 2001 terror attacks.

Obama could not be a lesscontroversial choice.

Time said he swept to thehead of the pack because ofhis ability to grasp the demo-graphic and social changesshifting the United States.

"The truth is," Obama toldTime, "that we have steadilybecome a more diverse andtolerant country that em-braces people's differencesand respects people who arenot like us. That's a pro-foundly good thing. That'sone of the strengths of Amer-ica."

Time said Obama wasabout "convergence of pastand future" and said his sec-ond term would see himbeing "more assertive, morepersonal, more willing to riskhis political capital for whathe truly believes."

Obama is Time’s personof year Continued from pg 1 LONDON (AFP) - British

prosecutors announced newguidelines on Wednesdaymaking it less likely thatTwitter and Facebook userswill face criminal chargesfor offensive messages theypost online.

The guidelines, intendedto draw a line between gen-uine threats and misjudgedjokes, have been publishedfollowing a sharp rise in thenumber of prosecutions overthe past two years, and re-sulting concerns over free-dom of speech.

In one high-profile case,a man was convicted in2010 for joking on Twitterabout blowing up RobinHood airport in central Eng-land after his flight was can-celled due to a snow storm.The conviction was quashedin July.

Under the new rules, In-ternet trolls who persecuteindividuals, make crediblethreats of violence or breachcourt orders -- for exampleon victim anonymity -- willstill face charges, Director ofPublic Prosecutions KeirStarmer said.

But he said prosecutorsshould question whether totake action against thosewho post online messagesthat may be considered"grossly offensive, indecent,obscene or false", which arecurrently crimes.

If the message is swiftlyremoved, blocked, intendedonly for a small audience ornot obviously somethingthat would be tolerated in anormal social situation, or ifthe person responsible apol-ogises, prosecution is notrecommended.

"These interim guidelinesare intended to strike theright balance between free-dom of expression and theneed to uphold the criminallaw," Starmer said.

UK holds fire onabusive Facebook,

Twitter usersUNITED NATIONS (AFP) -The United Nations and UNSecurity Council powers onWednesday condemned Is-rael's heightened settler con-struction in the Palestinianterritories as a threat to flag-ging peace efforts.

UN leader Ban Ki-moonand the UN envoys from sev-eral European Union coun-tries, Russia and Chinawarned Israel against build-ing thousands of new settlerhomes approved in recentweeks.

US ambassador SusanRice did not join their publicattack on Israel, but slammedthe "provocative" act of theUnited States' major ally dur-ing closed UN SecurityCouncil consultations.

Israel has approved thou-sands of new homes in theWest Bank and occupied EastJerusalem since the UN Gen-eral Assembly voted on No-vember 29 to recognizePalestine as a non-memberstate.

Israel gave the green lightto plans for 2,610 homes inEast Jerusalem and tendersfor 1,048 units in the WestBank just before the UNmeeting.

UN secretary general Ban

said the Israel-Palestinianpeace process was in "deepfreeze," worsened by the set-tlement approvals.

"I call on Israel to refrainfrom continuing on this dan-gerous path, which will under-mine the prospects for aresumption of dialogue and apeaceful future for Palestini-ans and Israelis alike," he said.

The United Nations alsocalled on Israel to end itsfreeze on transferring cus-toms and tax payments that itcollects for the cash-strappedPalestinian Authority.

UN ambassadors fromBritain, France, Germany andPortugal highlighted Europeanfears over the peace stalemateand stressed that their govern-ments "strongly oppose" theIsraeli construction.

"Israel's announcements toaccelerate the construction ofsettlements send a negativemessage and are underminingfaith in its willingness to nego-tiate," they said in a statementread by British ambassadorMark Lyall Grant.

"The viability of the two-state solution, that is key forIsrael's long-term security, isthreatened by the systematicexpansion of settlements,"Lyall Grant added.

UN, Europe, Russia warnIsrael over settlements

AHMEDABAD, India, Dec20, 2012 (AFP) - Electionresults due in the Indianstate of Gujarat on Thursdayare likely to seal Hindu na-tionalist Narendra Modi'sstatus as a frontrunner in2014 national polls.Modi, who swept to victoryin the previous two stateelections, is looking for abig win to boost his nationalprofile, stained by deadlyHindu-Muslim riots in thestate in 2002.Gujarat, which has a popu-lation of 60 million people,is one of India's fastest-growing and most pro-busi-ness states but it was badlyscarred by the riots in which2,000 people, mostly Mus-lims, were killed.

Modi, touted as PMcandidate, set forIndian poll win

once jailed for protestingagainst Park Chung-Hee's rule.

With more than 99.3 percentof the vote counted, Park had

SEOUL (AFP) - South Koreaelected its first female presi-dent Wednesday, with votershanding a historic victory toconservative candidate ParkGeun-Hye, daughter of thecountry's former military ruler.

As leader of Asia's fourth-largest economy, Park, 60, willface numerous challenges,handling a belligerent NorthKorea, a slowing economy andsoaring welfare costs in one ofthe world's most rapidly age-ing societies.

It was a bitter defeat forMoon, 59, the son of NorthKorean refugees and a formerhuman rights lawyer who was


secured 51.6 percent againstMoon's 48 percent, the reportsaid.

Park has never married andhas no children -- a fact thatmakes her popular with voterstired of corruption scandalssurrounding their first families.

A female president will be ahuge change for a country thatthe World Economic Forumrecently ranked 108th out of135 countries in terms of gen-der equality -- one place belowthe United Arab Emirates andjust above Kuwait.

Park's presidential inaugura-tion will be held on February25.

S. Korea elects first femalepresident

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the court martial must unani-mously agree certain condi-tions.

The 39-year-old allegedlyleft his base in the Panjwayidistrict of southern Kandaharprovince on the night of March11 to commit the killings,which included nine children.He allegedly set several oftheir bodies on fire.

Prosecutors at the Article32 pre-trial hearing allegedthat Bales left the base twice tocarry out the killings, returningin between and even telling acolleague what he had done.

At the time of the the inci-dent, Bales was assigned to2nd Battalion, 3rd InfantryRegiment, 3rd Stryker BrigadeCombat Team. Pending histrial he will remain in custodyat the base, south of Seattle.

LOS ANGELES (AFP) - Pros-ecutors will seek the deathpenalty for an American sol-dier accused of killing 16Afghan villagers in one of themost appalling atrocities of thewar, the US military saidWednesday.

Staff Sergeant Robert Balesfaces 16 counts of murder, sixof attempted murder, seven ofassault, two of using drugs andone of drinking alcohol. Sev-enteen of the 22 victims werewomen or children and almostall were shot in the head.

Bales is to face a full courtmartial authorized to sentencehim to a maximum penalty ofdeath for the alleged Marchmassacre, the military an-nounced.

But it stressed that for cap-ital punishment to be imposed,

US to seek death penaltyfor Afghan massacre soldier

This came just hours after afive-strong panel issued along-awaited inquiry into themilitant attack on the US mis-sion in the Libyan city ofBenghazi.

Ambassador Chris Stevensand three other Americanswere killed in the September11 attack, which has beenblamed on Al-Qaeda militants.

The panel, appointed by USSecretary of State Hillary Clin-ton, identified those offices asthe bureau of diplomatic secu-rity and of near Eastern affairs.

Deputy Secretary Bill Burnsacknowledged Wednesday thatthe report took "a clear-eyedlook at serious, systemic prob-lems, which are unacceptable."

WASHINGTON (AFP) -Three top officials in the StateDepartment resigned Wednes-day in the wake of a scathingreport which slammed "sys-temic failures" and "manage-ment deficiencies" in theBenghazi attack, US mediasaid.

Assistant Secretary EricBoswell, head of the bureau ofdiplomatic security, and Char-lene Lamb, deputy assistantsecretary for international pro-grams, have stepped down,CNN and CBS television said,citing unnamed department of-ficials.

The third person who hadsubmitted their resignationwas not identified.

Three top US officialsresign after Benghazireview

Three centuries later, duringSpanish colonization, theMayas were dispossessed oftheir lands and reduced topoverty as well as servitude.

Today, there are currently anestimated 20 to 30 million di-rect descendants of the ancientcivilization living in southernMexico, Belize, Honduras, ElSalvador and Guatemala,where the indigenous group ismost prevalent.

In Guatemala, ethnic Mayasoften find themselves on themargins of society, with lim-ited access to education, healthcare and other basic services.Their native languages are not

officially recognized.Within the indigenous com-

munity, which accounts for 42percent of Guatemala's 14.3-million-strong population, thepoverty rate is 80 percent.

Nearly six in 10 indigenouschildren suffer from chronicmalnutrition, and the infantmortality rate has hit an alarm-ing rate of 40 per 1,000 livebirths, according to the UnitedNations Development Program(UNDP).

But ethnic Mayas paid per-haps the heaviest price duringGuatemala's civil war that pit-ted the army against leftistguerrillas from 1960 to 1996.

More than 600 massacres of in-digenous communities wererecorded during that period andtens of thousands of Indianssought refuge in southern Mexico.

And once again, Mayan de-scendants are being expelledfrom their lands -- this time, tomake way for hydro-electric,mining or farming projects.

In Honduras, the growing de-mand for African palm oil, akey ingredient in cosmetics andprocessed foods, is fuelingdeadly land disputes, pittinglarge landowners against land-less peasants.

in the elaborate Mayan calen-dar.

But the plight of indigenousMayas in the region will likelygo undiscussed.

"The indigenous populationwas always seen as cheap laborand this persists to this day,"said Guatemalan anthropologistAlvaro Pop, a member of theUnited Nations PermanentForum on Indigenous Issues.

"They are seen as a tool and arenot the focus of public policies."

The Maya civilizationreached its peak between theyears 250 and 900, but thenslipped into decline around1200.

GUATEMALA CITY (AFP) -At its peak, the Maya civiliza-tion had one of the richest cul-tures in the Americas. Today,ethnic Mayas in central Amer-ica and Mexico suffer from dis-crimination, exploitation andpoverty.

In Guatemala, where nearlyhalf of the population is indige-nous, descendants of the once-mighty ancient civilizationhave even fallen victims togenocide.

The rich Mayan culture willbe in the global spotlight Fridaywhen revelers -- and doomsdaywatchers -- will mark the end ofa 5,200-year era as sketched out

Maya descendants face discrimination,poverty


Health & Living

This year was tough forHaiti, said Nigel Fisher, theUN's humanitarian representa-tive in Haiti, citing a drought,Tropical Storm Isaac and Hur-ricane Sandy.

These events "left millionsof people across the countrywith less food, fewer jobs andfewer fields to work. We musthelp them re-establish them-selves," he said.

Fisher called on interna-tional partners to continue theiraid efforts in Haiti, sayingstopping too soon could set thecountry back.

For instance, he said, lack ofsufficient funding couldthreaten the new frameworkthat has been put in place to re-spond to emergencies, as wellas aggravate

PORT-AU-PRINCE (AFP) -The UN and Haiti's govern-ment are calling for $144 mil-lion in aid to meet criticalhumanitarian needs of morethan a million of the country'smost vulnerable people.

The 2013 Humanitarian Ac-tion Plan launched this weekseeks in particular to addressthe problem of food insecurityin the Caribbean nation --which was already the poorestin the Americas, even beforethe 2010 earthquake that dev-astated infrastructure andkilled more than 250,000 peo-ple.

According to official fig-ures, around two millionHaitians are currently unableto ensure consistent access tosufficient amounts of safe, nu-tritious food.

Haiti seeks $144 mn aidto address food security

law, possibly as early as thestart of next year.

Of the 3,400 Russian chil-dren adopted by foreign fami-lies in 2011, 956 -- nearly athird -- were adopted by Amer-icans, according to official fig-ures. Eighty nine of thoseadopted were disabled chil-dren.

Although Russian adoptionshave declined over the pastfive years due to increased reg-ulations, Russia is still thethird largest source of adop-tions for the United States, ac-cording to official figures.

MOSCOW (AFP) - Russia'slower house of parliamentgave key support Wednesdayto a bill banning Americansfrom adopting children, result-ing in a huge outcry fromrights groups.

The bill, which came in re-taliation for a US measure thatpunishes Russia for its rightsrecord under PresidentVladimir Putin, was approvedby 400 lawmakers in the 450-seat chamber.

The tough measure bansadoption of Russian childrenby US families, ends the bilat-eral adoption agreement be-tween the two countries, andforbids US adoption agenciesfrom working in the Russia.

With several dozen peopleprotesting outside, police offi-cers placed the Duma buildingunder virtual lockdown, bring-ing reinforcements in anticipa-tion of large rallies.

Putin will then need to signthe bill before it enters into

Russia parliament says noto US adoptions

climate change as coal pro-duces far more carbon emis-sions responsible for globalwarming than other fuels.

But the IEA report on coalfound that even countrieswhich have committed them-selves to reducing carbonemissions are finding it diffi-cult to resist the renewed allureof coal.

A number of Europeancountries have seen their useof coal for electricity con-sumption jump at the begin-ning of this year, including by65 percent in Spain, 35 percentin Britain and 8 percent in Ger-many.

European countries havebeen slow to exploit shale gasdeposits, concerned about pos-sible environmental damage,but the IEA pointed out thatthe US experience shows thattapping it can bring benefitsfrom lower coal use as well aslower electricity costs.


WASHINGTON (AFP) - USregulators unveiled new regu-lations Wednesday aimed atstrengthening online privacyprotections for children, to re-flect the growing use of mobileapps and soial networks.

The Federal Trade Commis-sion said its updated rules re-quire websites or onlineservices to get consent fromparents if they are directed tochildren under 13 or if theyhave knowledge that they arecollecting personal informa-tion from young children.

But FTC chairman Jon Lei-bowitz said the final rules inthe Children's Online PrivacyProtection Act stepped backfrom some earlier proposals,which would have made com-panies liable for most "plug-ins" such as the Facebook"like" button or Twitter's"tweet" button.

"I am confident that theamendments to the COPPARule strike the right balancebetween protecting innovationthat will provide rich and en-gaging content for children,

and ensuring that parents areinformed and involved in theirchildren's online activities."said Leibowitz.

Liebowitz told reportersthat websites will still be ableto direct ads to children, andthat "the only limit we place ison behavioral advertising,"which is based on a person'sbrowsing activity.

The rules close some loop-holes on online operators whocan be liable for violations ofthe law, which was passed byCongress in 1998.

But the regulations notedthat in light of comments re-ceived on draft proposals, theFTC decided that the rulesshould not encompass plat-forms, such as Google Play orthe App Store, that offer accessto "someone else's child-di-rected content."

Third-party plug-ins wouldbe responsible only where theyhave "actual knowledge thatthey are collecting personal in-formation from users of achild-directed site," the FTCrules state.

US toughens online privacy rules forchildren

Sci-Tech

PARIS (AFP) - Coal is set tosurpass oil as the world's topfuel within a decade, driven bygrowth in emerging market gi-ants China and India, witheven Europe finding it hard tocut use despite pollution con-cerns, according to a reportpublished Tuesday.

"Thanks to abundant sup-plies and insatiable demand forpower from emerging markets,coal met nearly half of the risein global energy demand dur-ing the first decade of the 21stcentury," said Maria van derHoeven, head of the Interna-

tional Energy Agency.Economic growth is ex-

pected to push up furthercoal's share of the global en-ergy mix, "and if no changesare made to current policies,coal will catch oil within adecade," she said in a state-ment.

The latest IEA projectionssee coal consumption nearlycatching oil consumption infour years time, rising to 4.32billion tonnes of oil equivalentin 2017 against 4.4 billiontonnes for oil.

That has consequences for

Coal use set to surpass oil in a decade:IEA

SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) -Instagram faced a backlash asusers debated whether to dumpthe smartphone-sharing serv-ice due to a rule change givingit a royalty-free, worldwide li-cense to posted images.

Changes to the privacy pol-icy and terms of service atFacebook-owned Instagramtaking effect on January 16 in-clude wording that lets peo-ple's pictures be used byadvertisers at either onlinevenue.

"You hereby grant to Insta-gram a non-exclusive, fullypaid and royalty-free, transfer-able, sub-licensable, world-wide license to use the contentthat you post on or through theservice," the new terms ofservice state.

Instagram contended that itis not claiming ownership ofpeople's pictures, just that itcan do what it wishes with im-ages.

Twitter and Instagram fo-rums were ablaze with debateregarding whether to delete ac-counts before the new ruleskick in.

"Bye-bye Instagram,"tweeted Scott Ninness. "Whoin their right mind will use aservice that allows your im-ages (to) be sold with no finan-cial remuneration to you?"

"Nothing has changed aboutyour photos' ownership or whocan see them," Instagram saidin a blog post when the policychanges were disclosed.

"Our updated privacy policyhelps Instagram function moreeasily as part of Facebook bybeing able to share info be-tween the two groups."

The move that would let ad-vertisers work with people'sInstagram pictures comes asthe service tries to channelpeople to its website to viewposted images.

Instagram this month madeit impossible for Internet usersto view its images in messagesat fired off at Twitter.

Instagram, which has some100 million users, is seeking toroute photo viewers to its ownwebsite, where it has the po-tential to make money fromads or other mechanisms, in-stead of letting Twitter get thebenefits.

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TOKYO (AFP) - The value ofdeals by Japanese firmsabroad has topped $110 billionso far this year, according todata provider DealogicWednesday, a shopping spreedriven by a strong yen andlimp domestic market.

Softbank's $20 billiontakeover of US mobile carrierSprint Nextel was a majorcontributor to the overseasshopping bonanza this year,which saw just over 700 deals

electronically as a very safemethod either from ATM ma-chines or from swipe ma-chines. However, great cautionmust be used when doing so,especially when travelling.

Avoid becoming a victim ofskimming. Always be on thealert! Tune in to the TV pro-grams to learn some valuabletips about skimming and howyou can avoid becoming a vic-tim.

The Banker's Associationmakes every effort to preventskimming by making dailycontrols of all ATM machinesand by introducing sophisti-cated security measures to de-tect any form of skimming.

All or local banks, CMB,RBC, Aruba Bank and Bancodi Caribe is committed to pro-tecting their client's interest inevery sense also in the eventthey became victims of skim-ming.

--The Aruba Banker's Associa-tion has issued a communiqueto all clients to pay attention toan infomercial to be aired onTV regarding the phenomenaof "skimming." This infomer-cial is to be aired on December20th on ATV at 8:15 pm dur-ing the Tele Noticias onTeleAruba.

Skimming is prohibited andis punishable by law. The prac-tice can be detrimental to allwho use bank cards to collectmoney. It is especially duringthis busy season that the bankson Aruba want to make cus-tomers particularly aware ofthis phenomena so as to avoidbecoming victims.

Skimming is a type of fraudy which perpetrators usehighly sophisticated technol-ogy to copy information onyour bank card. By copyingthe information on the mag-netic strip on the bank card,combined with your PIN code,the perpetrator will obtain ac-cess to your bank account. Inthis manner they can make anew card with which they cansteal money from your ac-count.

The Aruba Banker's Associ-ation continues to promote theuse of withdrawing money

worth $110.3 billion, beatinglast year's $84 billion tally andfar outpacing $36 billion in2010, the figures showed.

Softbank's announcementin October that it will buy 70percent of the third-biggest USmobile carrier was Japan'sbiggest-ever overseas dealafter Japan Tobacco's $19 bil-lion purchase of Britain's Gal-laher Group Plc in 2007.

Headline-grabbing deals inthe past couple of years haveincluded Takeda Pharmaceuti-cal's 9.6 billion euro ($12.7billion) purchase of Swissdrugmaker Nycomed andSumitomo Mitsui Financial'sdeal to buy the Royal Bank ofScotland's aircraft leasing armfor about $7.3 billion.

Trading house MitsubishiCorp. earlier this year an-nounced a $6.1 billion multi-year investment in Canadianshale gas assets, while adver-tising giant Dentsu said itwould buy Britain-basedAegis for about $5.0 billion.

Japan's slowing economyand rapidly ageing population,sagging exports to debt-bat-tered Europe, and a strong yenwhich hit record highs around75 to the dollar late last yearand remains historicallystrong, are all helping to pushthe trend.

THE HAGUE (AFP) - TheDutch economy will continueto shrink in the first half of2013, an official forecast saidon Wednesday, pushing thepublic deficit above the euro-zone threshold to 3.3 percentof gross domestic product.

The Liberal-Labour coali-tion government formed in Oc-tober had hoped for the deficitto drop below the key 3.0-per-cent ceiling after pushingthrough a tough austeritybudget.

The Netherlands dipped intorecession in the second half of2011, from which it timidlyemerged in the first quarter of2012 with 0.3 percent growth.Second quarter 2012 growthwas 0.2 percent.

But the Dutch economyshrank 1.1 percent in the thirdquarter of 2012, with thisyear's deficit predicted to be3.8 percent of GDP.

The Dutch economy, whichis largely export-based andtherefore dependent on ahealthy European economy, isset to contract 1 percent in2012 and by 0.5 percent nextyear, the CBS said.

The Netherlands is a mem-ber of the European Union andof the eurozone.

Dutchdeficit tohit 3.3%in 2013

Japan overseas deals top$110 billion in 2012


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Speaker John Boehner, pre-sented a counter-offer of ex-tending the tax breaks foreveryone making under $1million. Both offers have beensummarily rejected, althougheach side says talks are ongo-ing.

Despite the brinksmanshippushing right up to the year-end deadline, he characterizedRepublican refusal to acqui-esce to his plan as "puzzling,"and that there was "no reasonwhy we should" tumble overthe so-called fiscal cliff.

Boehner dismissed the latestWhite House offer as including$1.3 trillion in new revenues,with only $850 billion in netspending reductions.

WASHINGTON (AFP) - USPresident Barack Obama saidWednesday he and Republi-cans had narrowed differencesover how to avoid the "fiscalcliff" to "a few hundred billiondollars," and urged his adver-saries to compromise on ayear-end deal.

Obama had campaigned formonths on a platform of ex-tending Bush-era tax breaksfor households making under$250,000 a year, as part of a10-year deficit reduction planthat would entail raising taxrevenues and slashing federalspending. He has sincebumped the threshold up to$400,000.

Republicans, led by House

Obama demands Republicanscompromise on fiscal cliff

--A bright red casket with butterflies on it was centerstage in a packed Los Angeles auditorium Wednesdayas thousands of mourners bid farewell to Mexican-Amer-ican singer Jenni Rivera. Brassy music rang out in theGibson Amphitheatre, which holds 6,100 people. Photosshowing Rivera with her family flashed in the back-ground. Fans chanted her name, waving white roses inthe air. Rivera sold 15 million records, according to Bill-board, and recently won two Billboard Music Awards.

MUMBAI (AFP) : Two playboy bunnies pose for photosat the Indian Playboy club in Mumbai on December 19,2012. Playboy unveiled a new-look bunny costume forits upcoming Indian club launch, opting for a more de-mure take on the waitress outfits but keeping the ears,bow-ties and fluffy tails. In a bid to appease conservativeIndian values, the traditional skimpy corset has been re-placed with a sari-inspired two-piece costume, compris-ing a one-shoulder top, a bare midriff and a sheer,full-length skirt with a split.


Adios (goodbye) Jenni....

JaIme, as they continue torenovate and enlarge whathad been only the men’s storeand warehouse in the past.Normally closed for a 2 hourlunch/siesta in the old islandway, shoppers will soon findit open daily for the entireday, from 9:30 AM to 6:30PM, as they are on Satur-day’s, with a bright, charmingeatery installed on the topfloor.

La Linda is continuallyexpanding their inventory,with their acquisitions depart-ment continually seeking outinteresting, unique, and mo -derately priced goods from

all over the world, alwayswith an eye towards quality.They pay particular attentionto their Women’s Departmentspecializing in over-sizedgarments, stocking largersizes exhibiting distinctivedash and style.

For travelers who haveperhaps lost their luggage,they can offer a quick fix forall the family which won’tbreak your budget, includingsome very stylish new suit-cases.

A visit to La Linda and pe-rusal of their interesting col-lection will make anyoneunderstand why it has re-mained successful all thesedecades, and is still Aruba’sfavorite place to shop!

honest service. To this day, La Linda is

particularly known for itshuge fabrics and notions de-partment, the first destinationfor many on an island wheremaking your own clothes isstill an everyday practice.Without question, the storeoffers the greatest diversity ofselection in nearly every de-partment, and they have nowconsolidated them all intoone store; four floors contain-ing a wealth of choices inclothing for men, women andchildren, house wares, bed-ding, sporting goods, lug-gage, shoes, jewelry, deco -

rative items and more. “The present store is a

work in progress,” asserts

Though Aruba has its share ofdesigner brand stores andshopping malls, ask almostany islander where they shop,and they will likely tell you“La Linda.” Spread out overseveral specialty stores on theCaya Betico Croes, La Lindawas Aruba’s first and fore-most department stores,where, for decades, one couldfind anything and everything,and after more than 70 years,still can make that claim.

It is also a distinctly fa -mily operation, with the per-sonal touch and supervisionof the Hochmans, who taketheir reputation for stocking“the best quality for the bestprice” very seriously. It allstarted with Calman Hoch -man, a Jewish Polish immi-

grant who opened his firstsmall shop with his Arubanwife Anna, carrying “a littlebit of everything that anyonecould need.” This was beforeWWII, when the present headof the company, Jaime,hadn’t even been born yet.Many of their sales help havealso been with the store forover two decades, and “it isvery much like family here,”he admits. Their loyal patronsalso look forward to beinghelped by shop girls whohave become friends, know-ing they will get great and

La Linda Department Store-where Aruba shops!

Calman and Anna Hochman

Cheerful and Charming coffee shop to come

Unique, quality goods in all departments

Comfortable lounges for companions while shopping

a vast selection


found the main course withside dishes, was alone morethan enough to fill up threehungry people.

Rembrandt has a char -ming, Old World, Dutch Pubambiance and offers both in-door and outdoor dining ontheir cozy terrace. The ser -vice crew is a delight, and

even the wine list is veryreasonably priced. Aside

from their house spe-cial, they offer an

attractive menu ofa la carte dishesincluding schnit -zel, with an em-phasis on freshfish, also moder-ately priced. Un-

questionably, theOld Dutch Gour-

met is the big attrac-tion, and you can’t

beat this great deal. Rembrandt Café is open

seven days a week fromnoon until 1:00 AM anduntil 3:00 AM on Fridaysand Saturdays when theyfeature live music after11:00 PM. After enjoying aunique dining adventure, pa-trons can linger at what turnsinto a chic lounge in the latehours; highly re commendedfor excellent value, deliciousfood and congenial service.

most may be accustomed, butan integral part of Dutch cook-ing.

We found the meats andpoultry exceptionally tenderand tasty, and the cookingmethod is extremely healthyand low fat. Hans informed us

their poultry comes from Hol-land and meat from Argentina,and they are certified free ofgrowth enhancers and otherundesirable chemicals.

The difference is notable inthe flavor, and the preparationis fun. The meal also includesa choice of soup or salad of theday and dessert of the day; we

Rembrandt Café in the SouthBeach Center has alwaysbeen known as a bastion ofauthentic Dutch cuisine, butunder new management ofthe amiable “Happy” Hans,who is thrilled to be realizinghis dream with his own place,a new menu is proving ex-ceptionally attractive and af-fordable.

Our team of Morn-ing News tastetesters decided tocheck out thehouse specialty,“Old DutchG o u r m e t ”meal at only$27.50 per per-son, and recom-mend it heartily.It is an excep-tional taste treatand something reallydifferent.

The main course entailsan open grill placed at yourtable, with an ample assort-ment of chicken, beef, porkand shrimp for diners to cookto their preferred degree ofdoneness. They are servedwith three tasty sauces,creamy garlic, a mildly spicyand slightly sweet Thai ChiliSauce, and Indonesian soythat is quite different to what

Adventures in eating at the new

Rembrandt Café

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The apartments are con-veniently located less thanone mile from Aruba’s mostbeautiful beaches, likeManchebo Beach and EagleBeach; near to the hotels andfantastic restaurants.

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SPORTS

PORTO ALEGRE (AFP) : Brazilian former strikerRonaldo Nazario (R) and French former footballer Zine-dine Zidane (L) joke during a press conference to an-nounce "The Match Against Poverty", in Porto Alegreyesterday. This 10th edition of the charity football matchorganized by UNDP will be held at newly inauguratedGremio Arena. In Ronaldo's team will play BraziliansNeymar, Lucas, Bebeto, Cafu, Roberto Carlos and Zico,and in Zidane's team will play Portuguese Deco, Japan-ese Nakata, Argentine Juan Pablo Sorin, French Karem-beu, Swedish Freddie Ljungberg and Paraguayan CarlosGamarra.

VAL-THORENS, France (AFP) David Duncan of Canada, Brady Leman ofCanada, Andreas Matt of Austria and Daniel Bohnacker of Germany competeduring the semi final of the FIS men's Skicross World Cup on December 19,2012 at the Val Thorens ski resort in the French Alps.

MUENOS AIRES (AFP) : Argentine boxer WBC Mid-dleweight Champion Sergio Martinez (L) and Britishboxer Martin Murray pose for the press after a news con-ference in Buenos Aires, on December 19, 2012, an-nouncing a fight for next April 27 in Argentina.

Winter Sport:

and now for a few weeks hewill not be there," Rosell said.

Barca's sporting director An-doni Zubizarreta said assistantcoach Jordi Roura would standin for the time being, acting ascoach when the side travels toValladolid for Saturday'sleague game.

Zubizarreta rejected specu-lation that Barcelona's previ-ous coach Pep Guardiola wholeft last season would stepback in.

The news came at a dra-matic moment for Barca, fly-ing nine points high at the topof La Liga while their fierce ri-vals and title holders RealMadrid are suffering amalaise.

Jose Mourinho's Real are 13points adrift in third place andrattled by reports of internalsquabbles.

Atletico Madrid are in sec-ond place, nine points behindBarcelona.

Vilanova has been Barcamanager since the departure ofhis long-time comrade-in-arms Guardiola in April.

BARCELONA (AFP) -Barcelona coach Tito Vilanovamust have surgery today andsix weeks of treatment aftersuffering a cancer relapse, theSpanish league leaders said.

Vilanova, 44, has ledBarcelona to their best leaguestart ever but he must now un-dergo weeks of further care forcancer in his salivary gland,the club said Wednesday.

Doctors monitoring him fol-lowing a cancer operation ayear ago detected "an exten-sion of his condition whichwill require surgery" pluschemotherapy or radiotherapyfor "about six weeks" a clubstatement said.

It said that "depending onhow he develops, he couldcombine the treatment with hisworking life" -- but the club'spresident Sandro Rosell at anews conference later ap-peared to think Vilanovawould be out for weeks.

"We will have to try to go onas normally as possible, butthere will not be total normal-ity, because Tito is the coach

OAKLAND,California (AFP) - Japanese slugger HiroyukiNakajima signed a two-year contract with the OaklandAthletics on Tuesday. The 30-year-old Nakajima joins theAthletics following an all-star career with the Seibu Lionsof Japan's Pacific League. With the Lions, he was athree-time gold glove winner and an eight-time all-star.He has a .302 lifetime batting average over 11 seasons.Last year with the Lions, Nakajima belted 13 home runsand 74 RBI in 136 games.

field while ending with 11points.

Miami have now won theirlast five games against Min-nesota.


Baseball: Japan's Nakajimasigns with A's

Miami shot a su-perb 52 percent (13-of-25) fromthree-point range asMario Chalmers hitfour-of-six from be-yond the arc.Chalmers had 12points and ShaneBattier went three-of-seven from three-point range.

Andrei Kirilenkohad 22 points topace the Minnesotaattack. NikolaPekovic finishedwith 18 points and12 rebounds for theTimberwolves wholost their secondstraight after com-piling a season-bestfour-game winstreak.

Kevin Love grabbed 18 re-bounds for Minnesota, butwent just two-of-10 from the

MIAMI (AFP) - Miami blewopen a close contest with a 17-6 run in the fourth quarter asthey beat the Minnesota Tim-berwolves 103-92 behind a24-point performance fromDwyane Wade on Tuesday.

LeBron James finished with22 points and 11 assists for thereigning NBA champion Heatwho captured their fourth vic-tory in five games.

Chris Bosh also scored 15points to help the Heat prevailin front of a crowd of 19,862at the American AirlinesArena.

The Heat won despite beingout-rebounded by 52-24 andoutscored in the paint 58-36.

NBA: Heat use strong fourth tobeat 'Wolves

Cancer operation side-lines Barca coach

COLORADO SPRINGS,(AFP) - Mike Krzyzewskiand Geno Auriemma, whoguided their squads to goldmedals at the LondonOlympics, were named co-winners on Wednesday of theUSA Basketball Coach of theYear award.

Krzyzewski, whose DukeUniversity men's team is un-beaten and the top-rankedteam among American col-leges this season, guided theUS squad of NBA stars togold for the second Olympicsin a row at London.

Auriemma, whose Univer-sity of Connecticut squad issecond in the US collegecoaches' rankings, guide theAmerican team of Women'sNBA stars to an unprece-dented fifth Olympic goldmedal in a row.

"Our two coaches builtoutstanding teams for USABasketball that our countrywas proud to cheer on inLondon," USA Basketballexecutive director Jim Tooleysaid.

"From the start of their in-volvement with our nationalteam programs, 'Coach K'and Geno have exemplifiedthe qualities they stressed toour players, including com-mitment, selfless service andexcellence."

Krzyzewski also won theaward from USA Basketball'sboard of directors in 2006,2007, 2008 and 2010.

"To have an opportunity tokeep winning them meansyou had great teams that ac-complished," Krzyzewskisaid. "For any coachingaward, it's what the playershave done. It's LeBron Jamesand Kobe (Bryant) and KevinDurant and all of those guyscoming through. I've been alucky guy to be a part of it."

Auriemma also shared theaward with Krzyzewski in2010.

"To coach the Olympicteam is an amazing opportu-nity that you are very fortu-nate to have," Auriemmasaid. "They were just unbe-lievably committed to win-ning and I don't know if I'llever be around a group likethat ever again."


LAS VEGAS, Nevada(AFP) - Legendary fightersMike Tyson, Oscar de laHoya, "Sugar" Ray Leonard,Larry Holmes and JulioCesar Chavez were amongthe inaugural inducteesnamed Wednesday to the Ne-vada Boxing Hall of Fame.

Voting was done by thegroup's board of directorswith enshrinement cere-monies to be staged in 2013.

Also inducted were fight-ers Diego Corrales and MikeMcCallum, trainers EddieFutch and Freddie Roach,promoters Don King and BobArum, referees Joe Cortezand Mills Lane, executivesMarc Ratner and JamesNave, reporters Al Bernsteinand Royce Feour and con-tributors Kirk Kirkorian andSig Rogich.

Former undisputed heavy-weight champion Tyson went50-6 with 44 knockouts andwas the youngest man to holdthe crown while Holmes, 69-6 with 44 knockouts, ownedthe heavyweight title from1978 through 1985.

Leonard, 36-3 with onedrawn and 25 knockouts, wasa 1976 Montreal Olympicchampion and a 1980s starwith victories over RobertoDuran, Marvin Hagler andTommy Hearns.

"Golden Boy" De la Hoya,

39-6 with 30 knockouts, won

10 world titles in six weight

divisions and has become a

top promoter while Chavez,

107-6 with two drawn and 88

knockouts, was a Mexican

legend and three-division

world champion.

Boxing: Tyson, Leonard, De la Hoyaenter Nevada Hall of Fame

Basketball:Krzyzewski,AuriemmashareCoach ofYear award

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