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TNI-AU and RAAF in Joint Exercise over

'Elang Ausindo 2011' Deploys Royal Australian Air Force and Indonesian Air Force Fighter Jets in Combat Simulations from a Base at Bali's Ngurah Rai Airport.
The Indonesian and Australian Air Forces are undertaking joint air exercises based from Bali's Ngurah Rai Airport in September 2011. Code-named Elang Ausindo 2011 the joint exercises are designed to enhance the performance of fighter aircraft and crews of the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) and the Indonesian Air Force (TNI-AU). The Air Commander for the Ngurah Rai Air Sector, Lt. Colonel Jumarto, told the press that TNI-AU undertakes regular joint exercises with other countries, including Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines and the U.S.A.. The Australian flyers are led

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by Mel Hupfield, Commander Air Combat Group, and is comprised of eight F18 Hornets supported by a Globemaster (C17) and two Hercules C130s. Meanwhile, the Indonesian flyers, led by Colonel Emir Panji, have six F16s with two Hercules C130s in a support role. In addition to air exercise simulations the two countries will give groups of local students a chance to personally view the aircraft of the two squadrons. www.balidiscovery.com

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A sex-education teacher really knew his stuff. Using the alias Johnny Anglais, 31-year-old teacher Benedict Garrett worked as a porn star and a stripper, a tribunal in Britain has been told.
Johnny Anglais states on his website that for the past four years, he has been "teaching young people to be o p e n - m i n d e d , respectful, tolerant of others and their different opinions and to be free to express themselves without fear of oppression". "Now that my life has suddenly changed, I'm a man with a mission," he wrote. "That mission is to bring these teachings to the rest of the world and to unashamedly demonstrate the art of pleasure in the realms of f i t n e s s , s e x a n d entertainment." Mr Garrett, who continues to work as a stripper, has been accused of "raking in cash" as Johnny Anglais. "The General Teaching Council panel in Birmingham heard how Mr Garrett 'undertook work of a pornographic nature' and 'performed as a stripper in public place' while employed at Beal High School," "The tribunal was told how the former head of personal, social, health and economic education, also left inappropriate voicemail messages on the associate

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"I said, 'If you ask me in an appropriate manner I will tell you'," he said. When a Year 7 student asked him what a vibrator was, M r G a r r e t t explained. Mr Garrett represented himself at the hearing and said teachers should be able to keep their professional and private lives separate. H e s a i d schools should prepare children for the 'real world' and the increasing availability of porn. "It (porn) is not going anywhere," he said. "Pornography is here to stay, the internet is here to stay, social networking is here to stay. "Being told that it's wrong, that it's immoral is not an appropriate response." Mr Garrett had "previously admitted working as a hard-core porn star before

Bali's Deadly Love Affair with Motorcycles

300 People Die in Traffic Mishaps in the first Three Months of 2 0 11 . M o s t Traffic Deaths MotorcycleRelated Data from the Transportatio n, Information a n d Communication Service show a low level of safety awareness among motor vehicle operators in Bali.
Beritabali.com reports that the chief of the Service, Made Santha, points to the rising number of traffic accidents, with 300 traffic fatalities recorded in Bali during the first three months of 2011, as proof of widespread disregard for safety. Most of Bali's traffic fatalities involve motorcyclists. Santha said: Frequently the public ignore safe practice. In Bali alone, the latest data shows 300 people died needlessly driving private vehicles, primarily motorbikes. Please remind people, that transportation by

Is Your Hotel Sinking?

Saltwater Intrusion Threatens to Undermine Hotels on Bali's Beachfronts
Hotels along Bali's beaches are in danger of collapse due to the disappearance and erosion of subsurface soil. This condition is caused by the acute depletion of water reservoirs that creates large subterranean caverns and the danger of subsidence. A s r e p o r t e d b y Beritabali.com, the chairman of the Center for Sustainable Development at Bali's Udayana University, Dr. Dharma Putra, says the tendency of subsidence along Bali's beaches is predicated on the intrusion of seawater into the water table. Saltwater intrusion is now estimated to have .penetrated to a distance of 20-25 meters inland in some areas along Bali's coastline. Putra warns that hotels in these areas could someday collapse due to growing caverns hidden underground. Dr. Dharma Putra continued, actually, in terms of construction, new hotels have already prepared for this contingency; it is the older hotels that are risk. He went on to explain that hotels in Nusa Dua or on the Ungasan peninsula are relatively safe, built on limestone and coral. He contends the hotels most in danger of collapse are located in Kuta where the soil composition is mostly sand. The respected academic flagged Kuta, Tanjung Benoa and Sanur as the areas where saltwater intrusion is most acute in Bali Www.balidiscovery.com

Sex-ed teacher's double life as stripper

motorcycles is no guarantee of personal safety. Even more concerning, according to Santha, is the misuse of motorcycles for the transportation of goods. He emphasized that motorcycles are only designed for travel over short distances with a maximum of two passengers. Nationwide, the Ministry of Transportation records 30,000 people lose their lives each year in Indonesia while operating motorbikes. Worldwide 1.5 million people die each year as the results of motorcycle mishaps. www.balidiscovery.com

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head teacher's telephone. "Further allegations centre on text message, email and Facebook communication with Year 10 students which, the committee was told, was inappropriate because it fell 'outside the boundaries of the professional teacher/student relationship'." Mr Garrett told the tribunal panel that he was "unembarrassed to talk about anything" with students as young as 11.

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Jackman 'sexiest sci-fi actor

lands third place for his science role in Torchwood. shows. Depp came fourth for his movie E d w a r d Scissorhands, while Harrison Ford rounded out the top five for his portrayal of Han Solo in the Star Wars films. In the female c a t e g o r y, S a r a h Michelle Gellar was voted in first place for playing Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Star Trek actress Jeri Ryan came second. Syfy is a US cable TV channel that features paranormal, supernatural and

Hugh Jackman has beaten competition from Johnny Depp and David Tennant to be named the sexiest actor in science fiction in a poll conducted by US TV network Syfy.
Jackman plays mutant superhero Wolverine in the XMen franchise, and fans have voted him their favourite sci-fi star in the poll. Former Doctor Who star Tennant came second, while British actor John Barrowman

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BALI THE RIGHT WAY

owdy again folks, and hasn't it been a while between drinks. The paper (for the first time in its five year history) has had the last week on holidays along with all our trusted Muslim friends for the annual Hari Raya, or Idul Fitri and we hope everyone enjoyed their time with the family and had a great (as little as it was) bit of time off. I'm not sure where I should start this week, the footy over the past fortnight, the emails in reply to the last editorial or the traffic which Aaliasj@kutaweekly.com has been the basis for many a conversation after trying to get anywhere in the past few weeks. As you all know, Idul Fitri brings travellers from all over Indonesia and the world, and this year was no exception with many out of town cars doing the obligatory blocky and checking out the sights down the main strip. I for one was happy to take up a seat along the way and watch as the masses took to the strip in abundance. Again I hope you all enjoyed your time off and look forward to getting back on track for the next year. Moving along with the footy, it seems Sydney had a great win over Geelong a few weeks ago which put the mighty Pies in line for a win, but, Geelong didn't want to have a loss twice in row and came out with a full class effort against the Magpies last Friday night resulting in an almost 100 point smashing right to the back of the head. By George, after the tears stopped, I watched the game again and found a certain un surety in the way Mick Malthouse wasn't screaming and shouting and pointing the finger in his usual manner when the team gets belted like that and can only hope he was resting the lads in readiness for the finals. I don't think Malthouse will accept a loss like that this weekend, and bid all challengers good luck for the finals. The next four weeks will be great. I don't want to bark on about the footy, but, I have it on good authority that the dark horses of the season are the Hawks. Time will tell I guess and I say bring it on. A lot of new comers to Bali, and expats will notice the huge number of kites that are flying at the moment and that means its kite season again. You may see bloody great cane constructions being carried down the main streets at different times of the day by excited local youths all heading for the beach to get their kites into the air. Your will also notice the sound of the strings vibrating in the wind, It sort of sounds like a constant whistling. A great time of year for the island. I was told once a kite was responsible for bringing a small helicopter down after it collected the kite's tether, remembering that some of the large ones have very thick rope to fly them. Mostly you will see little handmade versions at about 500 feet with a smiling Balinese kid at the other end. Great stuff. Ok punters it's time to peel out for another week and taste test a few little greenys with the usual suspect and deliberate on the cost of a steak sandwich for a while. What a pathetic existence we have. I hope the island is good to you all this week and that you stay safe, happy, healthy and always remember, much of our activity these days is nothing more than a cheap anesthetic to deaden the pain of an empty life. Enjoy your week, Karn the Pies, ALIASJ Rest in Peace Mum

Italy town mints own money to fight austerity

Filettino, set in rugged hill country around 100 km (65 miles) east of Rome, is rebelling against a proposal to merge the governments of towns with fewer than 1,000 inhabitants to save money.
Filettino has only around 550 people, but instead of merging with neighbouring Trevi, mayor Luca Sellari is trying to go t alone and set up a "principality " along the lines of the famous republic of San Marino to the north. H e has started minting Filettino's own bank currency, the "Fiorito," with his photo on the back, which he says is already being used by the townsfolk. "We aim to achieve real autonomy from Italy and we have the financial resources to do it," Sellari said in an interview on the town's website There was no immediate comment from the central government in Rome. Mayors from all over Italy are up in arms about proposals to cut local government funding and merge small towns as part of a 45.5 billion euro (40.27 billion pounds) austerity plan to balance the country's budget by 2013. Mayors plan a protest in Milan although reports say the government is preparing significant changes to the budget, including a substantial dilution of the proposals on local government. i

Husband fined $13k for not having sex

The former couple, known only as JeanLouis and Monique, had been married for 21 years and had two children when Monique decided to take her husband to court. Jean-Louis, 51, was fined 10,000 Euro ($13,370) under a civil code that states married couples must agree to a "shared communal life", "A sexual relationship between husband and wife is the expression of affection they have for each other, and in this case it was absent," the judge said. "By getting married, couples agree to 4 share their life and this clearly implies they will have sex with each other." Jean-Louis' job and ill-health prevented him from fulfilling his matrimonial duties, the court was told.

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O Lord Won't Buy Me a Mercedes Benz?

Governor Wins Legal Battle for Control of Taman Festival Complex in Legal Battle with Mercedes Benz Mogul Hartono.
A prolonged legal battle between the provincial government of Bali and an Indonesian businessman over the title to the defunct Bali Taman Festival project may finally be coming to a conclusion. Radar Bali reports that a legal appeal brought by Hari Boedihartono (Hartono) against the governor of Bali for control of the 9.5 hectare site near Padang Galak in Sanur has been won by the Governor. Hartono is the owner of the local Mercedes Benz dealership and a hotel property in Kuta. During the administration of Ida Bagus Oka, the province entered into a joint-venture with Indonesian businessmanand timber tycoon Bambang Pengestu for a proposed US$100 million entertainment complex near Sanur Taman Festival Bali. The soft opening in 1997 gave visitors a glimpse of a promised complex comprised of an amusement park, dining venues, a mini-brewery, animal exhibits, outside performance stage and a faux volcano rigged to explode every night at 7:00 p.m.. The park, however, eventually went bankrupt and closed its doors with the developer unable to complete the construction. In the intervening years the park has fallen into adject neglect and disrepair. Apparently, Pangestu pledged the Taman Festival Bali Developer land as collateral with a bank that in turn sold the lease to Hartono who has been aggressvely trying to take

possession of the valuable coastal land ever since. The province of Bali, however, has declared the lease agreement non-valid by virtue of Pangestu's failure to deliver on his obligation to build the promised park and the fact that the land was, in any case, only leased by the province and never deeded to Pangestu. Bali's provincial authorities maintain that Pangestu's pledging of land he did now own to a bank was not legal. An initial suit over control and ownership of the land before the Surabaya courts was won by Bali. Hartono's efforts to appeal that decision also ended in failure with Bali's rights over the land being reaffirmed by the Jakarta appellate court. Based on the courts' decisions, the governor's office is now taking the necessary steps with the State Land Agency (BPN) to assume control of the land. www.balidiscovery.com

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Funeral home accused of losing woman's body

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Ketut Nila Candra, said, We are strictly checking to prevent people from entering Bali with unclear personal identities. He said that most violations regarding identity papers were minor infractions, the inspections would continue to keep undesirables from entering Bali. Candra said that in the first two days of inspections only two violations were discovered at the Padang Bai checkpoint. He said most people failing to present ID cards claim they lost their card to a pickpocket while traveling to Bali while others straightforwardly admit they have no KTP to show. Saying whatever the reason given for not having a KTP, violators would be returned to Lembar (Lombok) on the next ferry. Police also had smaller traditional ports used by local boats under intelligence surveillance to close opportunities for people trying to smuggle themselves into Bali. www.balidiscovery.com

Plans to Increase Parking Fees

Denpasar Officials Want to Increase Parking Fees Between 50% and 100%.
Denpasar's plans to increase parking fees by between 50% to 100% is drawing criticism from a number of quarters. If implemented, the new plan would increase the cost of parking a motorcycle from Rp. 1,000 (US$0.12) to Rp. 2,000 (US$0.23) and for a car from Rp. 2,000 (US$0.23) to Rp. 3,000 (US$0.34). Claiming the increase in parking fees will be too burdensome to the public, legislators from the Denpasar House of Representatives (DPRD-Denpasar) are threatening to oppose the parking fee increase which, if approved, would come into effect in late September. Fees collected from parking lots in Denpasar total Rp. 26.38 billion (US$3.22 million) and from roadside parking Rp. 6.34 billion (US$720,000). www.balidiscovery.com

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"We've never had a fight in the whole time we've been married and didn't have one now," Geoffrey said. But his mates are unlikely to let him forget it. "They keep ringing me up and saying 'Hey mate the price of gold has just gone up'. "I'm like - shut up will ya?"

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Geoff, who did not want to give his last name, said the jewellery was stored in garbage bags and were mistakenly placed in wheelie bins during a pre-move clean-up, The uninsured treasure included charm bracelets, bangles and pure gold bars and was possibly dumped at Nambour tip. "We're moving house, and I told the kids to give me any garbage lying around for me to throw out," he said. "My wife rang me up when I was at work and said: 'Where are the bags?' "You know that sick feeling you get? Wow." Sunshine Coast Regional Council have given Geoff little hope of seeing the heirlooms again. "To locate the lost items, this

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A Sunshine Coast man is trying to persuade his council to sift through local tips to find $50,000 of his wife's jewellery that was accidentally thrown out.

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The Czech army has shrunk to just a quarter of its size since Prague shrugged off the yoke of Communism two decades ago, but a new report has prompted it to pursue a different type of downsizing.

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The Defence Ministry confirmed the obesity figures but said pills were only a last-resort weapon, following diet and exercise. The Czechs are member of the NATO alliance and have around 700 troops in Afghanistan.

HOROSCOPE PREDICTION 8 Sept - 14 Sept 2011

Worthwhile as recent ideas or offers are, and eager as you may be to see them become reality, you'd regret rushing things. These are more complicated than they appear to be. Therefore, what you regard as minor details and are confident you can sidestep could be of far greater significance than you realise.

Czechs order obese soldiers to tighten belts

Military doctors raised the alarm when they discovered that half of the army's 22,000 personnel are overweight, and 3,500 are obese, The army has decided on a quick counterattack: Soldiers will go on a diet and the army may even deploy fat-fighting pills.

Libra Sep 23 - Oct 22 There's a difference between offers or ideas being appealing, which judging by recent planetary activity they're bound to be, and it being in your best interests to pursue them. Once you know more, you might decide that if certain things are rearranged, they'll work. For now, focus on exploration, not making commitments. Scorpio Oct 23 - Nov 21 It's been a week since the Sun superbly aspected your ruler Pluto, triggering ideas or offers so good you may well have been suspicious of them. Now that you've had time both to gather facts and to think about what they'd involve, you're no longer wary. You might even be feeling excited. Sagittarius Nov 22 - Dec 21
Certain individuals insist on analysing what's unquestionably a brilliant situation. While you instantly recognised the potential of the events triggered by the recent stunning aspect to your ruler Jupiter, a few days ago, others still need to convince themselves they're worthwhile. Leave them to it. Meanwhile, do whatever you can without their support.

Taurus Apr 20 - May 20 Discussing alterations in your work or lifestyle is one thing. But actually committing to those changes is another. Much as you dread the idea, you know certain individuals are keen. Besides, once you're talking things over and others show an unexpected willingness, you'll begin to recognise how you'd benefit from those changes. Gemini May 21 - Jun 20 The odds are good you're still struggling with the fallout from your ruler Mercury's retrograde cycle. The problem isn't the actual mistakes, many of which were minor, but that others can't be bothered to deal with them. Since, clearly, so many won't tackle them without pressure, begin by setting an example. Cancer Jun 21 - Jul 22
By the time the Full Moon's taken place, a week from now, others will be clearer about their feelings and you'll have better defined certain of your own as well. Knowing that, resist the temptation to raise already tense issues. Urgent as they seem, the fact is, they can wait.

Naked rambler rumbled after jail release

another 657 days. He was found guilty of breaching the peace and being in contempt of court. The former Royal Marine has been behind bars in Scotland for much of the past decade. Stephen Gough had just got Gough appeared naked in out of jail after serving a 21-month the court dock and was also found sentence when he was arrested and guilty of contempt of court for failing taken back to court - and jailed for to display the "decency" required by

A man known as the Naked Rambler for a walk across Britain has been thrown in jail for contempt of court after appearing at earlier hearing wearing no clothes.

Capricorn Dec 22 - Jan 19 Much as you loathe others making decisions for you, in certain situations those who've taken over are better informed. If in doubt, ask what's behind their thinking. You'll not only be convinced they're right, you'll realise their ideas are worth listening to. Some could substantially alter your perspective on pivotal issues. Aquarius Jan 20 - Feb 18
Others weren't actually making decisions behind your back. Rather, they had the impression that you weren't interested in discussing the situations in question. The best way to reverse that is by getting involved now. While your views and theirs may clash, ultimately everybody will benefit from the resulting lively exchange of ideas.

the court process. Proceedings were delayed while court staff found a piece of paper for him to sit on, "for hygiene reasons". Gough has been arrested outside Perth Prison several times as police wait for his latest sentence to expire and meet him outside the jail.

Bull semen spill causes scare, closes highway

A spill of frozen bull semen bound for a breeder in the state of Texas triggered a scare that temporarily shut down a U.S. interstate highway during the morning rush hour.
The incident began when the driver of a Greyhound bus carrying the freight alerted the fire department he had lost a part of his load while negotiating the ramp on a highway near Nashville. "We didn't know what it was, but we were told (the canisters) were non-toxic," said Maggie Lawrence, a fire department spokeswoman. When firefighters arrived on the ramp, they saw "four small propane-sized canisters (that) began to emit a light vapor," Lawrence said. In addition to the vapor, the canisters also let off an unpleasant odor and the ramp was closed while emergency personnel tried to determine what was in the containers. around to retrieve the canisters. Once emergency personnel learned the smoking canisters were nothing hazardous and that they simply contained frozen bull semen that had been stored on dry ice, Tennessee Department of Transportation and fire department workers cleared the ramp. "It was no different to us than if a mattress fell off a truck," said transportation spokeswoman B.J. Doughty.

Leo Jul 23 - Aug 22 If you're in a good mood, it's no surprise. Over the past week your ruler the Sun has brilliantly aspected both Pluto and the expansive Jupiter. While some of what's come your way has been thrilling, certain other opportunities may be so unexpected that you haven't yet recognised them for what are. Virgo Aug 23 - Sep 22 While everybody will have benefitted from the insights triggered by last week's Virgo New Moon, obviously they'll have meant far more to you. Some make sense already. But others remain very puzzling indeed. That could be because the actual circumstances involved are still shifting. Be patient. Within days they'll be clearer.

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There's no doubt that, in time, you'll benefit from the thrilling events reshaping the life of somebody close to you. Still, a part of you worries that they'll be swept away by the excitement of what's taking place and forget you. Uncomfortable as these vulnerable feelings are, they're also what make you special.

City introduces "tax meters" for prostitutes

Prostitutes in the German city of Bonn must carry a ticket purchased from a new parking meter-like machine while working the streets or face hefty fines from tax authorities in a new scheme which has been launched.
In Germany, ladies of the night pay income tax -- the level of which varies from region to region -- but compliance is difficult to enforce with women seeking business on the street. Germany's first "sex tax meters," from which prostitutes can purchase a ticket for 6 euros ($8.72) per night, will ensure the tax system is fairly implemented, a city spokeswoman said. "Inspectors will monitor compliance -- not every evening but frequently," If caught without a valid ticket, offenders will first be reprimanded, then face fines and later even a ban. About 200 prostitutes work in Bonn. Due to protests from residents, city officials have limited the areas of operation to specific quarters. made it easier for prostitutes to ply their trade. The city has erected what officials call "consummation areas," wooden parking garages where customers driving cars can retreat to with

Boy trapped in bus after driver forgets him

An eight-year-old boy was inadvertently locked inside a school bus for more than 12 hours on a steamy hot day in the eastern German town of Cottbus after the driver forgot about him,
The boy got on the bus at his home in the morning but did not show up for school. After dropping the children off, the bus driver returned to the bus company's transport lot but did not notice that the one young passenger was still on board. "The bus was parked far away and wasn't very visible from the office," police spokesperson Torsten Wendt was quoted saying. It was only when his mother anxiously called the authorities that boy's disappearance was noticed. After hours of searching, the boy was found on the bus later that night in reasonably good spirits even though the temperature had climbed to 30 degrees Celsius. less on the floor under the seats. He even rationed his school-lunch so that it might last all night. "The bus driver forgot me," the boy told police, according to Bild. It was not immediately clear why he did not speak out before the driver left the bus. Police are investigating whether to charge the driver with negligence.

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German animal rights activists captured a runaway dairy cow named Yv o n n e three months after her escape from the farm where she was to be slaughtered c a p t u r i n g n a t i o n w i d e attention.
The bovine had become a media star, with helicopters and infrared used in a search across the southern state of Bavaria after she bolted in front of a police car. Authorities from Muehldorf, the town near the farm where she broke through an electric fence, had deemed

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variety of enticements -including one of her calves at one point and a breeding bull named Ernst. Capturing the cow was not easy -- she bucked in the air and required a double dose of tranquilisers when cornered in a field by a team accompanied by a vet with a blowgun. Now she is in a pen at Gut Aiderbichl. "In the future she will be out in the fields with the other cows," said farm employee Hans Wintersteller.

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Diving in Bali Want to plunge into the deep blue and get your mind blown by Bali's underwater wildlife? Head right this way.
Bali's dive sites offer great diversity: vertical walls and sand slopes, shipwrecks, limestone shorelines and black, volcanic outcrops, peaceful bays and ripping currents, coral-covered ridges, with both shore- and boat-diving. Expect to see mantas, whale sharks and, from July through October, oceanic sunfish. Diving safaris are becoming the package of choice for those who want to see more of underwater Bali. These are basically hotel/diving and transport packages. Because you're staying near the dive sites, you can do earlier and later dives and avoid the day-tripping crowds from the tourist areas that pack out popular sites. It also allows you to do more dives each day. Snorkelling is available at Tulamben, Amed, Padang Bai and Pemuteran/Menjangan, so non-diving partners and children can often join day trips and safaris. Here are Bali's 10 best: 1. USAT Liberty The Liberty shipwreck is considered Bali's most popular dive site. The American ship USAT Liberty was an armed cargo steamship that was torpedoed by the Japanese in 1942. The years under the sea have transformed it to one of Indonesia's most beautiful artificial reefs. Stunning gorgonian sea fans, huge soft coral trees and big-barrel sponges all flourish here. A resident school of big-eyed jacks live on and around the ship and are unafraid of divers, so it's safe to enter the school and have them whirl around you. The ship is also a haven for emperors, batfish, sweetlips and parrotfish. 2. Tulamben drop-off On the northeast coast, Tulamben Bay receives very planktonrich waters and, coupled with the fact that the three main dive sites provide totally different physical environments, the bay is a stunning and diverse underwater ecosystem. The black sand in the area brings out the colours of the corals, gorgonians, fish and other marine life. At the south end of the bay, a rocky point falls off sharply underwater to create a deep drop-off where sharks, whale sharks and sunfish have been found. 3. Amed Amed lies to the south, along the eastern coastline. It was traditionally dependent on saltpanning and fishing, and despite the arrival of tourists it's retained that feeling. There are three main dive sites here; head south to the shipwreck at Lipah fishing village, or a bit further south to the drift dive at Gili Selang, Bali's easternmost point. 4. Lipah shipwreck This village is tiny and so is the wreck, which can be found at the inner bay drop-off at the north end of Lipah Bay. Divers can take a boat down the coast, or just drive along the winding coast and walk in. It's full of copper sweepers, a batfish school, hard coral growth and waving sea fans, and can be both dived or snorkelled. Go with a good guide, as the currents can come up fast and strong. 5. Gili Tepekong This big volcanic hump rises out of the water not far from the Candi Dasa shore on the south-east coast. Underwater, the area is covered with Medusa-like heads that vary in size from huge boulders to small sea gardens. They are adorned with blood-red sea fans, tunicates and sponges. In some spots, the competition for space amid the corals is incredible. Other sites include Gili Mimpang and Gili Biaha. Currents are common in this area, but that means pelagic life like big tuna, jacks, sharks and even mola mola come in here. 6. Blue Lagoon The shallow reefs of Blue Lagoon, near Padang Bai, are used for introductory dives, night dives and long photo excursions. Staghorn coral patch reefs start in only 3m of water. The reef then opens out onto an area with huge coral bommies,
soft leather corals and flowing anemones. The area here can be good for macro buffs; there are rumours of a lacey scorpionfish being seen here as well. 7. Napoleon Reef Named for a large Napoleon wrasse seen here, Napoleon Reef is in the north near Pemuteran. It can be dived deep or shallow, day or night. On the northeast end is the Ikan Warung fish house, bustling with various schools. Golden sea fans and large clumps of cotton-candy coral grow beside other gorgonians along the slope. 8. Menjangen Island The drop-offs at Menjangan Island can be a real treat. This is the site of a now abandoned guard post that has a broad channel leading to the beach. Expect to be greeted by batfish. The dive offers spectacular corals and many deep crevices and fissures, as well as small caves. Sleeping groupers and wary big-eyed jacks are found in the dark recesses. 9. Crystal Bay Crystal Bay, on Nusa Penida, is protected and relatively shallow, offering enjoyable conditions for divers of all levels. The bay has two entrances and a large rock sits in the centre. Be careful when diving this central rock, or along the outside edge of the bay, as the current can be strong, sweeping divers out along the outside wall into very tricky diving conditions. When near the drop-off, look for larger creatures, such as molas, eagle rays, dogtooth tuna, sharks and an occasional bumphead wrasse. Schooling surgeonfish are abundant in some spots. 10. Manta Point Lucky divers may have a close encounter with the manta rays that are known to traverse this dive site. One of the mantas is pure white, a truly unearthly creature. Manta Point is located along the high and rugged cliffs of Nusa Penida, so it's not always easy to get there due to the big swells that sometimes hit, but it's worth it to experience these gentle, graceful creatures.

Yvonne a security risk after her encounter with the squad car and had given hunters permission to gun her down. Activists from the Gut Aiderbichl animal sanctuary had tried to lure Yvonne from a forest where she was holed up with a her calves at one point and a

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he got his hearing back, "I think there is still some A powerful earthquake while his family sat around his hearing loss if I test him delivered a "blessing from informally," Dr Ross said. God" for a 75-year-old deaf bed. "I said, you know, my Mr Valderzak suffered a man. Robert Valderzak lost his hearing when he fell on Father's Day in the United States. He has been in hospital since the accident in June. But during an earthquake in Wa s h i n g t o n l a s t w e e k , M r Valderzak experienced "a miracle" hearing is back. I can hear everything, "To me, it was a miracle, a blessing from God up above. Couldn't ask for a better day." Veterans Affairs Hospital chief of staff Ross Fletcher was delighted with the earthquake because it had enabled him to "conductive" hearing loss on Father's Day. "That could be due to fluid or problems with the bones of the ear," Dr Ross said. The patient had also experienced nerve loss during the accident.

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Man nabbed at U.S. airport with snakes in his pants

Security Administration Fish and Wildlife Service Never mind ants in your pants, said the man had seven exotic officials for violating animal what about snakes and snakes and three tortoises trafficking laws. tortoises? That's what authorities at Miami's international airport said they found inside the trousers of a passenger as he tried to board a flight for Brazil. The U.S. Transportation wrapped in nylon bags that had Authorities declined to been stuffed into his pants. identify the man or offer any He was discovered as he explanation for his botched went through a body scanner at attempt at reptile smuggling. one of the airport's security checkpoints and arrested by U.S.

Astronomers discover planet made of diamond

The new planet is far denser than any other known so far and consists largely of carbon. Because it is so dense, scientists calculate the carbon must be crystalline, so a large part of this strange world will effectively be diamond.
"The evolutionary history and amazing density of the planet all suggest it is comprised of carbon -- i.e. a massive diamond orbiting a neutron star every two hours in an orbit so tight it would fit inside our own Sun," said Matthew Bailes of Swinburne University of Technology in Melbourne. Lying 4,000 light years away, or around an eighth of the way toward the center of the Milky Way from the Earth, the planet is probably the remnant of a oncemassive star that has lost its outer layers to the so-called pulsar star it orbits. Pulsars are tiny, dead neutron stars that are only around 20 kilometers (12.4 miles) in diameter and spin hundreds of times a second, emitting beams of radiation. In the case of pulsar J1719-1438, the beams regularly sweep the Earth and have been monitored by telescopes in Australia, Britain and Hawaii, allowing astronomers to detect modulations due to the gravitational pull of its unseen companion planet. The measurements suggest the planet, which orbits its star every two hours and 10 minutes, has slightly more mass than Jupiter but is 20 times as dense. In addition to carbon, the new planet is also likely to contain oxygen, which may be more prevalent at the surface and is probably increasingly rare toward the carbon-rich center. Its high density suggests the lighter elements of hydrogen and helium, which are the main constituents of gas giants like Jupiter, are not present. Just what this weird diamond world is actually like close up, however, is a mystery. "In terms of what it would look like, I don't know I could even speculate," said Ben Stappers of the University of Manchester. "I don't imagine that a picture of a very shiny object is what we're looking at here."

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St Kilda captain Nick Riewoldt says speculation over coach Ross Lyon's future at the AFL club in not a distraction at the start of a finals campaign.

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year. "I feel like I've answered everything to do with that topic, so I'm not going to indulge it anymore," he said. Lyon was more keen to talk about the clash with Sydney, saying he expected the match would be a cracker. "It's going to be fierce, it's going to be on," he said. "It's going to go until the last second, so that's what we'll be preparing for."

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The Saints host Sydney at Docklands on Saturday night in an elimination final. Riewoldt says any suggestion media reports linking Lyon to the vacant Melbourne position are distracting the club are totally off the mark. Lyon says he is committed to his role at St Kilda and deflected further queries, saying he did not want to deal in rumour and innuendo. "My position hasn't changed," Lyon said earlier this week. "I don't deal in rumour and innuendo. "I'm as committed as I've ever been to my role and my status hasn't changed one iota. "I think that just answers it for everybody." Riewoldt says he hopes Lyon, who has one season remaining on his Saints contract, will stay on at the club. "He's a fantastic coach," he said. "Outside that, I'm the same as Ross. "I'm not really willing to speculate or deal in the rumours. "Everyone has got to respect that we've got a big game this week. "Any suggestion that we'd be distracted by what people are saying externally regarding Ross's future, it's just totally right off the mark. "Everyone is totally focussed from the coach down on this week and beating Sydney." Lyon was asked to confirm reports that he had told Saints players he would definitely remain with the club next

Matt Smith named Roar skipper

Matt Smith is the Brisbane Roar's surprise selection to replace Socceroo Matt McKay as captain for the upcoming A-League season.
Smith had only been elevated to the club's four-man leadership group when McKay left for Scottish giants Rangers recently. The England-born defender had joined Roar leaders Shane Stefanutto, Erik Paartalu and Michael Theoklitos in the group. Smith takes over the reins ahead of the Roar's biggest season to date they are on a record 28-game unbeaten run as they look to defend their championship title. The Roar will also contest the Asian Champions League. Brisbane officially welcomed its latest addition, Canadian international Issey Nakajima-Farran, at training on Tuesday. He left his Danish club AC Horsens for Brisbane after six years in Europe.

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A western Colorado logger said that he amputated all the toes on his right foot with a pocket knife to free himself after a 7-ton trailer landed on his foot, trapping him in an isolated forest. Jon Hutt, 61, of Montrose, Colorado, said he's "on the mend" after the harrowing incident. Hutt was gathering a load of firewood for the upcoming winter months in a remote area west of Telluride, Colorado. As he was working on his tractor-trailer, the trailer lurched, became detached and landed on his foot. "It was like stepping into a bear trap," he said. Unable to free himself, Hutt said he hollered for help but after 30 minutes realized "no one was coming," and he needed to take drastic action before shock set in. Utilizing the 3-inch blade on his pocket knife, Hutt cut away his boot and saw that his only option was to cut off all five toes to escape. "The three smaller toes

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O'Connor returns to bench for Italy

Star Wallabies utility back James O'Connor has missed out on a starting spot for Australia's opening Rugby World Cup fixture against Italy at North Harbour on Sunday.
Coach Robbie Deans has stuck with the same starting XV that beat the All Blacks in Brisbane on August 27 to clinch the Wallabies their first Tri Nations trophy in a decade. "We've got to hit the ground running. We are going in the deep end essentially when you look at our pool,"

Logger says cut off toes to free himself

an ambulance met him at a reservoir and transported him to an area hospital. Surgeons at Montrose Memorial Hospital could not re-attach the severed digits. H o s p i t a l spokeswoman Leann Tobin said Hutt spent just four days in the facility, and was released. Pictures showed him sitting in his home next to a pair of crutches, his right foot heavily bandaged. Hutt said he was familiar with Aron Ralston, the Colorado mountain climber whose 2003 saga became a best-selling book and Oscar-nominated movie after he amputated his right arm when a loose boulder pinned him in a Utah canyon. But the soft-spoken Hutt said he doesn't know if he wants any more publicity after dealing with the whirlwind of media attention that has come his way. "It seems like I shot myself in the foot instead," he

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Deans told reporters. "Our first two opponents we've had a challenge with in recent times. It starts on Sunday. "We've got to get past that. We are approaching Sunday as our last game." Only a few weeks ago, O'Connor was one of Australian rugby's most valuable players and was the designated goalkicker and his Test wing spot seemed secure. But the 21-year-old paid the price for failing to show up to the Wallabies' World Cup squad announcement and team photo and was sidelined for the Tri Nations decider for disciplinary reasons. It was reported that he had overslept after a night out drinking in Sydney's eastern suburbs. The absence of the gifted winger in the starting line-up will likely mean fly half Quade Cooper will take over the goalkicking duties against Italy. Meanwhile, Anthony Fainga'a will keep the outside

centre position and Adam Ashley-Cooper will stay on the wing. O'Connor was brought back onto the Australian bench at the expense of Rob Horne, while Tatafu Polota-Nau and Rob Slipper returned to the Test fold for the first time this year in place of Saia Fainga'a and Salesi Ma'afu. Injury had kept both Polota-Nau and Slipper out of action for the Wallabies' five Tests this year, but both men played nearly 70 minutes in the Australian Barbarians' warm-up match against Canada two Fridays ago. The Wallabies left Sydney early on Tuesday morning for New Zealand and were welcomed at Auckland Airport with a haka. Deans' men will have a training session later in the afternoon before attending an official welcoming ceremony in Auckland's CBD on Tuesday night.

were easy, but it took some work to cut through the tendons on the two big toes," he said. "Plus, at that point the blade was getting dull." After the makeshift surgery, Hutt used a shirt as a tourniquet to staunch the bleeding and drove his semitractor trailer down a mountain pass until he got into cell phone range. He then called 911 and

'I had to cut some of your penis off

An American man suing a doctor for amputating his penis says he wanted to flee the hospital when he learned part of his penis had been removed.
Former Kentucky truck driver Phillip Seaton testified during a civil trial against Dr. John Patterson that the doctor came into his room after the 2007 surgery that was supposed to have been a circumcision. Dr Patterson's lawyer said during opening arguments that he had no choice but to remove the tip of MR Seaton's penis because it was riddled with deadly penile cancer. Mr Seaton recalled Patterson telling him, "The bad news is you have cancer. The good news is I had to cut some of your penis off." Mr Seaton said he then went into the restroom. "I pulled the dressing down, and I didn't see nothing," Mr Seaton said under questioning by his lawyer, Kevin George. "Then I came out of the restroom and I said, 'I'm getting the hell out of this damn hospital.'" Mr Seaton, 64, and his wife, Deborah, are seeking unspecified damages for "loss of service, love and affection". The Seatons have already sued Jewish Hospital, where the surgery took place. The case was settled out of court for an undisclosed amount.

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The challenge has been around for several years but now a Canadian psychic is considering taking on a $1m offer to prove her skills.
Toronto-based Nikki has faith in her abilities and would take the challenge, if she was available. "I am the real thing so I don't have to worry about this stuff," Nikki said. The challenge is being made by the Florida-based James Randi Educational Foundation, founded by magician and skeptic James Randi to educate the public and media on the dangers of accepting unproven claims, and to support research into paranormal claims in controlled scientific conditions. Although the $1-million US challenge has been around for years, Randi recently reissued the challenge, directing it at celebrity

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psychics including James Van Praagh and Allison DuBois, after an appearance on an A m e r i c a n Nightline show. " T h e challenge is open to everyone, famous or not, but the high-profile operators are getting rich by preying on people's grief and guilt about loved ones who have died. It's really despicable," "Hopefully, the JREF's Million Dollar Challenge makes people think twice when they hear psychics claiming they can predict the future or talk to the dead." Nikki said she would first need to learn more about the million prize before agreeing. Randi said the conditions

of each test for the challenge are designed on exactly what each of the psychics claim they can do. They are negotiated, in consultation with outside experts, and mutually agreed to by both the person being tested and by the foundation.

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excavated again in 2009, sparking the quest to identify which bones belonged to Kelly. "Kelly has remained a consistent icon of Australia and Australian bush life, so therefore it has a high level of significance from the Australian community because it's part of its cultural heritage," "From a point of view of Australian culture there's always been this dichotomy of Ned Kelly the police killer and the folk hero at a time of unrest and tensions." DNA now proved a skull, which had been on display alongside the Kelly death mask at Melbourne Gaol, did not belong to the bushranger. "Did that get lost in the transfer from prisons or was it souvenired? We don't know,"

Broncos play it safe on Thaiday

Brisbane star Sam Thaiday will miss his team's first two NRL finals matches after entering an early guilty plea to his dangerous throw charge.
His decision to accept a two-match suspension means Thaiday is sure to be available to play should the Broncos win through to the grand final, possibly earlier depending on the how the finals play out. The Queensland and Australian forward was charged with a grade two dangerous throw for his lifting tackle on Manly prop Brent Kite on Sunday. Brisbane made the decision on Tuesday to take the early plea after seeking legal advice and poring over hours of video of lifting tackles. Club officials had considered going to a judiciary hearing with the hope of getting the charge downgraded, in which case he would have escaped a st suspension and been free to play in Saturday night's first qualifying final against the Warriors at Lang Park. However they deemed the risk of having an extra week added to Thaiday's ban was not worth taking. Coach Anthony Griffin will name Thaiday's replacement later in the week with either 2010 rookie of the year Matt Gillett or utility Ben Te'o to earn a start in the back row. Griffin will also name Gerard Beale at full-back after scans on Monday confirmed Josh Hoffman's season was over after he ruptured his posterior cruciate ligament playing against Manly at the weekend.

Bones of bush icon Ned Kelly identified

Attorney-General Robert Australian authorities have Clark said. identified the remains of Kelly, known for wearing bushranger Ned Kelly, 131 home-made armor in a shootout years after the iconic with police, is an iconic figure in outcast was hanged for Australian history. Kelly and his murder and his body buried gang symbolized social tensions of 5.30 PM in the yard of a Melbourne the time, particularly between poor Irish settlers and the wealthy gaol. But mystery remains over the location of Kelly's skull, which was last thought to have sat on the desk of a Victorian state police detective in 1929. Scientists have used DNA from Kelly's great great nephew to identify the bushranger's bones from others in a mass prison grave. "To think a group of scientists could identify the body of a man who was executed more than 130 years ago, moved and buried in a haphazard fashion among 33 other prisoners, most of whom are not identified, is amazing," Victoria's state establishment. He was sentenced to death for murder over his gang's killing of three policemen, and he was hanged in Melbourne Gaol on November 11, 1880. After his death, Kelly's body was buried in the grounds of the old Melbourne Gaol and a death mask was made from his head. When the gaol closed in 1929, Kelly's remains and the bones of other prisoners were exhumed and re-buried in a mass grave at the newer Pentridge Prison. Kelly's skull may have been separated from his skeleton during the transfer.

Cats tip thriller against Hawks

The only thing Geelong captain Cameron Ling is taking from the Cats' six-win streak against Hawthorn is that Friday night's qualifying final will be a blockbuster.
While the Cats have won every match between the two clubs since their upset defeat in the 2008 grand final, all have been extremely hard fought. Geelong's average winning margin throughout the streak is just seven points, with the greatest margin 19 points in round five this year, with even that match in the balance until the final minutes. "We just know we're in for a really good game of footy," Ling said. "Because they're a quality footy team, they play footy the right way. "They've got mature players who know how to play the performance was due to the Magpies having a poor night. And he says the Hawks' performance against the Suns, while resting eight star players, is virtually irrelevant. "We probably won't look too closely at the weekend's game and last time we played them was probably too long ago," Scott said. "Their form's been really good over a long period of time this season. "We certainly expect them to play somewhere near their best, which means it's going to be one hell of a contest, assuming we can play somewhere near our best." Despite their big win against the Magpies, the Cats have several selection posers, including whether to recall veteran key forward Cameron Mooney. Joel Corey, Tom Lonergan and Mathew Stokes are all likely to be available, after missing the Magpies clash through injury.

game and so do we. That equals usually a pretty good contest. "We enjoy playing against them because we always know it's going to be a really hard contest and we need to be at our best." Neither Ling nor Cats coach Chris Scott were reading too much into either Geelong's 96point belting of Collingwood on Friday night or Hawthorn's narrow shave against wooden spooners Gold Coast the following day. Scott says although he is confident the Cats are wellprepared for finals, it was hard to

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The Hopi Tribe has filed a lawsuit against the city of Flagstaff for its sale of millions of litres o f r e c l a i m e d wastewater to Arizona Snowbowl,
Native American tribes say wastewater snow would desecrate the sacred peaks at the ski resort. "The tribe is asking a Coconino County Superior Court judge to find that the city's contract to sell water is illegal, and to declare it null and void and/or award the tribe unspecified financial compensation for suffering it says it will experience if the plan goes ahead," "The lawsuit says the city's water sale will create a public nuisance and violate State laws about where reclaimed water can be used." The treated water would be stored in a reservoir before being sprayed through big fans to provide artificial snow for the slopes, "Arizona Snowbowl . . . has the go-ahead for its plan but is running into opposition on environmental grounds and from Native American tribes who

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The Australian Rugby League has announced a 34man Kangaroos train-on squad with Gold Coast veteran Preston Campbell the biggest surprise on the list.
The squad, a combination of those players set for the upcoming Prime Minister's XIII match against Papua New Guinea and others slated for the Kangaroos squad, will assemble in Sydney on September 15 to undergo training and medicals. Further eligible players will be added to the squad when their respective teams are

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with the team to be selected from the train-on squad in the week before the match. Train-on squad: Jarrod Croker, Blake Ferguson, David Shillington, Dane Tilse, Ben Barba, Jamal Idris, Josh Morris, Andrew Ryan, Luke Douglas, Paul Gallen, Kade Snowden, Greg Bird, Preston Campbell, Ashley Harrison, William Zillman, Luke Burt, Jarryd Hayne, Nathan Hindmarsh, Tim Mannah, Petero Civoniceva, Tim Grant, Michael Jennings, Luke Lewis, Michael Crocker, Greg Inglis, Chris McQueen, Nathan Merritt, Chris Sandow, David Taylor, Braith Anasta, Jake Friend, Aiden Guerra, Nate Myles, Mitchell

Plans to use treated sewage on ski peaks

cited research by the US Geological Survey and Northern Arizona University which found "that treated water may still contain pharmaceuticals, hormones, industrial pollutants, carcinogens and a wide range of organic chemicals", Environmentalist Andy Bessler said that introducing the wastewater into a "delicate alpine environment" would impact on animals and the soil. "Snowbowl would be the first resort in the world to use 100 per cent wastewater to make its snow, and critics have raised concerns that it was unwise to approve the plan without fully understanding the long-term impacts. "A 2007 study from the US Agricultural Research Service found the environmental and public health impacts of using reclaimed effluent for irrigation 'are largely unknown'. "Legal action has stalled the reclaimed water system since 2005, and another appeal is still pending, but the Snowbowl has begun construction.

Presto named in Roos train-on squad

eliminated from the NRL finals. Australia's squad for the one-off Test against New Zealand in Newcastle on October 16 and the Four Nations tournament, which starts on October 28, will be announced on October 3. The Prime Minister's XIII will play the Kumuls in Lae, Papua

consider the peaks sacred ground and consider the idea disgusting," The US Environmental Protection Agency said reclaimed water was safe once it was treated, but 35-year-old Navajo Klee Benally still had concerns. "Our identity is based on our relationship with these sacred places and this - having the source of our spiritual renewal become so contaminated and desecrated is a direct threat to our survival," Environmentalists have

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there's a doubt whether until then, he gets fit Collingwood coach Mick pretty quickly and stays fit, do they'll get through a match, they Malthouse says he is unsure whether to bring in we bring him in with Heath won't play," Malthouse said. Malthouse, a three-time defenders Nick Maxwell, Shaw, both backline players? "Leon Davis has had a premiership coach, says while Heath Shaw and Leon Friday night's shock loss Davis for Saturday's to the Cats had needed first qualifying final reviewing, the Magpies' against West Coast. 20-2 excellent season outweighed it. He says with the Magpies having come off a 2011 season extended by the grand final replay, then winning the preseason competition, they have performed consistently at a high level for a very long time. "When you analyse the whole lot, we've been up for a heck of a long time and there is a human reaction," Malthouse said. Maxwell also says players can be excused for looking ahead to finals, given they had known they had top spot sewn up and were already locked in to play the Eagles on the first weekend of the finals.

Skipper Maxwell has recovered from a thumb fracture, after missing the Magpies' past three fixtures, Davis is also expected to be available after sitting out Friday night's 96-point loss to Geelong with hamstring tightness, while Shaw has been suspended for the past eight matches. But Malthouse questions whether it is a risk recalling three backmen coming off absences of various lengths. "A player like Heath Shaw. Does he play this week? If he doesn't, does he play the next week, whichever week it may be?" Malthouse said. "Nick's been out for four, he's had good fitness up

hamstring injury. Does he recover in one week? So do we take the three in? They are the things we have to keep asking ourselves." There are also minor injury concerns over key defender Chris Tarrant (ankle) and key forward Travis Cloke (knee). While both are expected to be available, Malthouse says no risks will be taken. "I'm not dismissing players that are injured, but if

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Jorge Lorenzo led from start to finish to win the San Marino Grand Prix and end world championship leader Casey Stoner's run of three successive MotoGP wins on Sunday.
Lorenzo's fellow Spaniard Dani Pedrosa took second place while Stoner finished third, his 11th consecutive podium finish. Australian Stoner had pole position for the eighth time this season but world champion Lorenzo snatched the lead on the first bend and never looked back as he won his third race of the season. Stoner saw his world championship lead over secondplaced Lorenzo cut from 44 to 35 points with five races in the 18race season still to go. Andrea Dovizioso is 39 points further back in third place after finishing fifth, having been pipped for fourth spot on the final lap by his great rival and fellow Italian Marco Simoncelli. Dovizioso had twice overtaken Simoncelli in a fierce battle between the pair.

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me he lost some pace in the middle of the race." Stoner blamed sleepless nights for his performance. "The bike felt pretty good, we were happy with the way the bike was performing," he said. "I was sitting behind Jorge because there was some water and I didn't want to be the one hitting the wet patches. "I was comfortable, everything was working really well but halfway through the race, I just started getting tired. "My arms were struggling on the brakes, I ran wide a couple of times, started braking earlier and it built from there. "These last few races have been pretty tiring and a few bad nights' sleep didn't help. "It was a tough race today, Jorge rode a fantastic race, he didn't make any mistakes, so he was able to pull away at the front." Seven-times world champion Valentino Rossi made a tremendous start as he burst from 11th on the grid to fifth place in the opening laps, before eventually finishing seventh.

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Power takes out first Baltimore win

perilous, hairpin turn at dedicating her entire Australian Will Power Turn Three. efforts toward stock car racing. capped a perfect weekend Sure enough, the biggest The first street race in by winning the inaugural Baltimore featured several tight mishap of the afternoon came on Baltimore Indycar Grand t u r n s , b u m p y t e r r a i n , Turn three at the midpoint of the Prix. 75-lap race. Seeking to turn on the inside, Australian Ryan Briscoe clipped Ryan Hunter-Reay, whose car spun out upon contact. That created a logjam of 11 cars that forced rookie James Jakes out of the race. "It was just a big mess," Jakes said. "There's nothing you really could do." Briscoe was penalised for avoidable contact and sent to the back of the pack for the restart. The first casualty of the day occurred when Sebastian Bourdais lost his gear box and had to withdraw. Later, Marco Andretti withdrew because of mechanical breakdown.

For the first few laps, Stoner stalked Lorenzo and looked as if he was just waiting for a moment to make his move. Instead, the Spaniard began to pull clear from the 12th lap and never looked in danger. Stoner, the 2007 world champion, surrendered second position to Honda team mate Pedrosa late in the race. There was some light drizzle early in the race but the rain held off and the track quickly dried. "It was just a case of not giving up and keeping working," Lorenzo said. "The team has done a great job to give me a competitive bike again and ... we've been quick all weekend." "I expected a very hard fight with Casey but fortunately for

Power had the best time in Friday's practise session, captured the pole on Saturday, then breezed to his second straight IndyCar victory and sixth of the season with an o u t s t a n d i n g performance on a difficult street course. Oriol Servia finished second, 10.2096 seconds back, and Tony Kanaan was third. Series leader Dario Franchitti was fourth as Power cut his lead to just five points with three rounds remaining. Kanaan lost his brakes during a practise run, soared over Helio Castroneves' car and had to drive a back-up. Scott Dixon was fifth and Danica Patrick took sixth. Patrick has three races left after this one before

Nathan Ablett delisted by Suns

the speed of the game," The sun has set on Nathan McKenna said. Ablett's AFL career again "In the games we saw this after he was delisted by year, it's fair to say the games Gold Coast. gobbled him up a bit." Nathan Ablett retired at the end of 2007 after kicking three goals in Geelong's grand final win over Port Adelaide. The Suns offered the 25year-old a one-year contract for their debut season, but he struggled with injury and form. The contracts of fellow senior-listed players Michael Coad, Marc Lock and Jack Stanlake were also not renewed, along with rookie-listed players Roland Ah Chee, Jake Crawford, Jack Stanley and Joel Tippett.

Palmer poised to join Giants

Fremantle's 2008 Rising Star-winning on-baller Rhys Palmer is reportedly set to leave the Dockers for Greater Western Sydney.
A website linked to Palmer's manager is reporting the midfielder advised Fremantle management on Tuesday he will leave the club. The 22-year-old firstPalmer averaged 23.1 round draft pick, whom the club disposals and 5.0 marks in 20 selected with the seventh overall pick in 2007, played 54 games for games for Fremantle in 2011. But he was left out of the the Dockers after debuting in round 26 clash with the Bulldogs 2008. due to a groin injury. News of Palmer's move to Greater Western Sydney follows Bulldogs midfielder Callan Ward's announcement on Monday that he would be joining the Giants in 2012. The AFL's newest franchise has also been linked to star Melbourne midfielder Tom Scully, who has not yet given the Demons an idea of where his future lies.

bothersome chicane and narrow pit lanes situated in front of Oriole Park at Camden Yards. The word most often used to describe the 3.28kilometre course was "challenging," and it was certainly that. There were no crashes, but the race was not without incident. During practise sessions and qualifying, the drivers expressed concern about the urn

Ablett played just two matches in the Suns' inaugural season and was one of eight players delisted by the club. Suns coach Guy McKenna says he believes the game was too quick for Nathan, younger brother of Gold Coast captain and superstar Gary. "It was his intensity and

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