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Limited Public Bus Service to Bali Airport Started on July 1, 2013
Bali's Trans Sarbagita Bus Network is scheduled to expand its current service network to include Bali's Ngurah Rai International Airport on July 1, 2013. As quoted by the State News Agency Antara, the chief of the Transportation, Information and Communications Agency for Bali, Dewa Punia Asa, said In accordance with requests from

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the airport would initially use 10 mediumsized buses on Corridor II traveling from Batubulan via Denpasar to the Airport on the way to the end of the line at Garuda Wisnu Kencana Monument. During the ongoing renovation of Bali Airport a temporary halte will be used while awaiting the completion of construction work when a permanent location for the airport bus stop will be established. www.balidiscovery.com

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the public, on July 1st we will operate what we have to serve a route to the airport. He said the new route to unique characteristic of breeding inside the Tropical Pitcher Plant. The sub-group of M. borneensis is endemic to Thailand, Sumatra and Kalimantan. The species of M. Orientalis is the most eastward dwelling member of the group, and fittingly given the name of orientalis due to its known habitatation on the Island of Bali. The June 14th edition of Zootaxa carries the analysis of Masafumi Matsui from Kyoto University who identified the M. orientalis as uniquely having a striped back,

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A mitochondrial DNA analysis of the mini frogs shows the M. orientalis is a close relative of the M. mantheyi, M borneensis and M. malang. All three of these genetic kin-folk are members of the sub-group from the species M. borneensis Frogs from the sub-group of M. borneensis share the characteristic of reproducing in areas of still water. The specific species of M. borneensis has the

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G'day again folks and welcome to the weekly for another run at the gossip. What a crazy week in the A.F.L with the Melbourne Demons winning their first game for the season against the Western Bulldogs. Too bad it's taken over half the season and I believe a coach was sacked only a few weeks ago, so I'd say the powers that be will be singing their praises. I was told that the lads got back to the change rooms and when the clubs triumph song was to be sung, no-one knew the words. I wonder if the club is accused of tanking at the end of this season? Time will tell I guess.

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This week also saw an upset with Port Sadelaide taking a rather comfortable win over the Pies, who are still maintaining their position within the eight for the time being. The rest of the season should sort the men from the boyz. Richmond had a good run this week and look to be well placed for a good season finish. I believe old mate Squirt and Boof head have a swifty on the boys getting to the grand final in September, so again, time will tell. The week just passed saw the second part of the state of origin clash with the lads from Queensland taking a very confident win over New South Wales to make it an even one all final towards the middle of this month. I did pick the Blues to win the first game and also correctly tipped the Maroons to take the second game, and to that end I feel the Blues will get up and finally take the series win for 2013. Fingers crossed. Moving along this week I will remind all the readers that the paper is a small community endeavour and without the sponsors we couldn't get a free newspaper out to you each week. There are some that read it diligently each week at one of our many distribution points and some readers that prefer to check it out each week online via our Facebook page, but either way it's great that we have such a strong following. I'll take this opportunity to thank all the sponsors who have been with us for many years and know the worth of the paper. We have had a heap of new inclusions as far as sponsors go over the last few weeks and one I would like to personally introduce to our readers is, Blue Green Life These are arguably one of the best insurance firms on the island and offer services including travel insurance, health insurance including hospital cover. They cover comprehensive motor vehicle insurance and should you want to insure your villa or home they can take care of that as well. Being in business for many years and staying in business is a fair indication that they know what they are doing and can deal with basically all types of insurance required both at a private level and for high level corporate needs. We thank Blue Green Life for their support and trust that our readers get behind them and seek them out should they need a quote on any insurance. Thanks again Miss Amy for your support and we look forward to seeing you in the paper for many years to come. Check out the advert on page 31. Ok folks I think it's time to move on for the week and chase down a few cold little green ones, tune the radio to LBFM and kick back for another week in paradise. I hope the most of you stay safe, happy, healthy and try your best to remember, Life is all about choices, as if things don't change they remain the same. Enjoy Your week, ALIASJ.
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PLN Assures Plenty of Electricity in Bali During Coming Lebaran Holiday and APEC Conference
The General Manager of the State Power Board (PT PLN) in Bali, Ida Bagus Mardawa, is assuring the government and Bali businesses that the Island's power supply for the October APEC Summit will be more than sufficient. Quoted in Beritabali.com, Mardawa said, We promise that the power supply for the APEC and Lebaran holiday will be delivered without interruption to the consumer. For the period of the

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only 50 megawatts of additional power via the Denpasar Pensanggaran SubStation. This power will also remain in place for the coming Christmas and New Year's celebration. Additional transmission capacity is also being brought on line via the Sub-Station Pandak Gede at Tanah Lot in West Bali. An additional transformer has also been brought on line near Bali's Ngurah Rai Airport as back up for electrical transmission to the airport and the Nusa Dua area. www.balidiscovery.com

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Local Businesses Complaining About Growing Number of Bali Restaurants Operated by Foreigners on Tourist Visas
Bisnis Bali reports that many restaurants in South Kuta operated illegally by foreigners are destroying competing businesses run by indigenous people. Bisnis Bali focused their investigation on South Kuta particularly in the Ungasan and Pecatu areas. They discovered a number of dining venues managed and owned by foreign nationals. I Made Sumerta, a community leader in Pecatu, said there were many restaurants threatening the livelihoods of Indonesians and operated by foreign nationals who have no working papers and run their businesses while holding only tourist visas. In some instances, according to Sumerta, the restaurant owners are married to local women or use a pliant local "partner" to register their business. Whether these people have a work visa or a holiday visa has to be clarified, demanded Sumerta. operations to check on the status of the foreign nationals running the local eateries. Continuing, Sumerta warned: I am worried that the increasing prevalence of these unclear businesses will destroy locally-owned businesses. There are more and more of these dubious sorts of 'warungs,' restaurants and simple food stands. According to Ketut Mudita, the owner of Sakana Resto, Bali as a tourism destination has its own special appeal for those wanting to open a culinary business. He said, however, that he never expected foreign visitors coming to Bali would become involved in the operations of simple restaurants. Foreign visitors opening restaurants in Bali while only holding a tourist visa are clearly illegal and results in lost tax revenues to the regency. www.balidiscovery.com

To enforce visa rules, however, village and traditional leaders lack the proper legal authority. Because of this, Sumerta is calling for the relevant officials to conduct "sweeping"

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about 30 minutes drive from Ngurah Rai International Airport, which has grown into a little town in its own right. a 5.1 kilometers of the Sanur's coastline from Matahari Terbit Beach to Mertasari Beach has been ready reclaimed in 2008. The northern part of Sanur beach was used as the landing site for the Dutch invasion troops during the Dutch intervention in Bali (1906). During World War II, Sanur was again the entry point through which the Japanese forces landed to occupy the island of Bali. Today Sanur contains a number of hotel resorts such as the Medina and Bali Hyatt (not to be confused with the Grand Hyatt in Nusa Dua). Sanur is also home to a growing number of popular villa resorts, such as The Aleesha Villas.
Miss World Competition in Bali in September Seen as Vital to Bali's International Promotion
The Regent of Badung in Bali, Anak Agung Gede Agung, sees the Miss World Competition to be held in Bali on September 8, 2013 as an outstanding opportunity to promote Bali's culture, natural beauty and hospitality to the world. Quoted in Bisnis Bali, Agung, commenting on an ongoing controversy surround the traditional swimming suit competition, said: I hope the appearance of the contestants in Miss World can be adjusted to Balinese culture, such as the beach fashion section by wearing Balinese sarongs. The Regent's comments were made while receiving a visit by the organizing committee of Miss World 2013 led by its local chairperson Jeby Philippi. Agung underlined that the Badung administration was very supportive of the coming Miss World competition in Bali as a means of promoting Bali to a wider audience and

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population of Badung is growing at an annual rate of 4,63%, due mostly to migration. Continuing, Agung told the organizers of Miss World to do their best to make the contest a success, coordinating the event with the National Police Headquarters, the Bali Police and the Bali military command. The Miss World competition takes place at the Hotel Westin in Bali on September 8, 2013 with contestants from 142 countries, including Indonesia participating. The contestants will arrive in Bali September 2-5, 2013 staying initially at the Pan Pacific Nirwana Resort near Tanah Lot. While in Bali the contestants will participate in a golf tournament before the opening ceremony at the Bali International Convention Center on September 8, 2013. The beauties will remain in Bali until September 14th before travelling to Yogyakarta to visit the Borobudur Temple and the Sultan's Palace.

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accommodatio n, it has a quiet and relaxed feel to it. In general terms, it is more expensive than Kuta but cheaper than Seminyak. Sanur tends to appeal most to middle-aged and older families, especially Europeans. The Sanur area is sandwiched between the main ALEESHA VILLAS Jalan Ngurah Rai bypass and the beach. One main route called J a l a n D a n a u Tamblingan runs north to south through the Sanur is a town on the town and it is easy to orient east coast of South Bali. yourself with reference to this Sanur is Bali's oldest road. Sanur (Indonesian:Pantai upscale resort area and is a Sanur, pronounced sah-noor) is a mature beach-side town. Despite coastal stretch of beach of the abundance of restaurants and Denpasar city of southeast Bali,

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enhancing the meeting, conference, incentive and exhibition (MICE) sector. The Regent used the occasion to underline the Badung Regency's overwhelming dependence on the Island's tourism sector. Of the total Rp. 2.8 trillion annual operating budget for Badung Rehemcy (US$2.8 billion), Rp. 1.8 trillion (US$1.8 billion) is secured via hotel and restaurant taxes. Adding: Tourism gives such a large contribution to Badung's income. Agung said the growth rate of the economy in 2012 for Badung stood at 7.15% with unemployment at only 1.70%. At the same time the

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Tidings of Tidal Changes

Udayana University Experts Warn Proposed Reclamation Projects to Create Islands in Bali's Benoa Bay will Have Far-Reaching Negative Effects on Surrounding Waters and Shorelines The Bali Post quotes experts in hydrology from Bali's Udayana University saying that plans to reclaim parts of Benoa Bay and the adjoining mangrove forests will bring disastrous results to Bali's natural environment. I Nyoman Sunarta, a hydrologist from Udayana University warns that if current plans to reclaim portions of Benoa Bay come to fruition, current and tidal patterns will be significantly altered in the Bay. Moreover, Sunarta said a pattern of confusion already exists in tidal flows around Benoa Bay. This situation he feels will only be exacerbated if planned reclamation projects are undertaken. Referring to plans to create new islands near the Island's new toll that changes in how water circulates in and around Benoa Bay will be affected by any changes to the Island's southern mangrove forest. The flora, fauna and marine life in the mangrove, he adds, will also be impacted by the proposed reclamation project in the mangrove reserve. Experts warn that the reclamation to create new islands in Benoa Bay will also alter water depths in the adjoining harbor, potentially making it problematic for commercial shipping to enter and navigate the harbor. Suryanto said plans to harvest sand from the beach at Sawangan does not represent a significant threat to that area, providing the sand is harvested from a minimum depth of 30 meters of water. Harvesting closer to shore or at shallower depths will threaten the shape and structure of adjoining shorelines in Sanur. www.balidiscovery.com

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road Sunarta explained: Ocean currents have to enter Benoa Bay, but with of the creation of new islands, the water will not have the opportunity to enter the bay and be diverted to Sanur beach. There the waters will collide. The professor warns that serious abrasion will occur on the shores in areas surrounding Benoa harbor if the reclamation project is allowed to go ahead. A geomorphology expert from Udayana University, R. Suryanto, has issued a similar warning. He predicts

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The secretive sale of a private jet to Libya's Muammar Gaddafi by a billionaire Saudi prince came under scrutiny in a London courtroom, where a businesswoman who says she brokered the deal is suing the prince for $10 million.

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describes a long business relationship with the prince. She says that in 2003, at the height of negotiations over the aircraft, he asked her to marry him. "I do not know whether he was sincere about this but I did not think he was joking," she says. Despite her rejection of the marriage proposal, she says she continued to act for the prince in negotiations and that it was only after the deal was finally completed in August 2006 that he cut her off and refused to pay. Dressed in a smart blackandwhite jacket, with sparkling jewellery,Sharab's witness statement describes a rarefied world where multimilliondollar deals were discussed on the prince's yacht off the French Riviera, in exclusive hotels, during flights on private jets, and in Gaddafi's tent. In a separate legal action in London, Prince Alwaleed is suing Forbes magazine for libel over an investigative article into his wealth. He says the magazine's valuation of his fortune at $20 billion was short of the mark by $9.6 billion.

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A340 to Gaddafi for $120 million in a protracted process that lasted from 2001 to 2006. Sharab, 52, says the prince promised her $10 million in commission but she received nothing. Alwaleed's lawyers say she "played no part in the ultimate sale of the aircraft" and is not entitled to Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, a payment. nephew of Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah and one of the world's richest men, is expected to give evidence, in what would be an extremely rare instance of a senior Saudi royal being crossexamined in court. The jet in question has a history as colourful as its customized interior which boasted a king-size bed and a meeting room with a thronelike leather armchair. Gaddafi sent the plane to pick up Lockerbie bomber Abdel Basset al-Megrahi when he was The case is linked to Britain freed from a Scottish jail in 2009, and because Sharab has an apartment in was shown off as a trophy by rebels the country where she resides for who toppled Gaddafi in 2011 and some of the year and says she were photographed on its silver agreed the commission with a coloured leather sofas. DaadSharab, a Jordanian representative of the prince in a businesswoman who had highlevel London restaurant in 2001. In her written witness contacts in Saudi Arabia and Libya, statement to the court, Sharab says Prince Alwaleed sold the Airbus

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Just because they're both emblems of American pride doesn't mean fireworks and bald eagles should share the same skyline.
The floating launch pad for July the Fourth fireworks display in suburban Seattle is being moved from its usual site to avoid frightening a pair of baby bald eagles nesting in a tree on the shore of Lake Washington, sponsors of the event said. A spokeswoman for the local National Audubon Society chapter said the two eaglets, still too young to fly, might be so startled by the pyrotechnics that they would jump out of their nest and plunge to the ground, leaving them injured or vulnerable to predators. The fledgling national symbols, apparently unaware they are complicating the Independence Day festivities in the city of Kirkland, east of Seattle, currently spend their days perched in a tall lakeside Douglas fir in the town's Heritage

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asked that the display be moved from its traditional location for the sake of the young raptors. Organizers agreed. As a result, the pyrotechnics company will relocate its launch site some 350 yards (meters) farther away from the nest, said Penny Sweet, founder of the civic group, Celebrate Kirkland, which oversees the fireworks. The company also promised to tailor the show to emphasize visual displays with less explosive noise to further minimize disturbing the eagle family. "That's good for dogs and old people like me," Sweet said wryly. She added that the new barge site will make the fireworks visible to more of the city as a whole. Brisson said the revised plan adheres to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service guidelines requiring fireworks displays to be located at least a half-mile from an active bald eagle nest.

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Costa Rica said it was investigating two men suspected of laundering money for Venezuelan government firms after detecting a shady scheme to buy millions of bars of soap.
Investigators in the Central American nation said they had frozen at least $15.5 million in bank accounts belonging to a Costa Rican lawyer and a Venezuelan who had made suspicious transactions for a company owned by Venezuela's government. Police raided the premises of the lawyer and the hotel room where the Venezuelan was staying to gather evidence, but made no arrests, the country's judicial investigation agency, a unit of the attorney general's office, said in a statement. "The suspicion is that bank accounts are being created in Costa Rica to launder money in the United States and other countries, from companies belonging to the Venezuelan government", the statement said.

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Venezuelan government officials were not immediately available to comment. Costa Rican investigators believe the two men also created other companies to launder money coming from Ve n e z u e l a n g o v e r n m e n t owned firms. The agency did not name the companies. According to the Costa Rican agency, a bank in Costa Rica detected a suspect transaction in June, in an account belonging to a company that lists the Costa Rican lawyer as a general manager and the Venezuelan as a counter-signatory. The men

were not named. The two associates had submitted paperwork for the receipt of $9.7 million from a Venezuelan state company for the planned purchase of 10 million bars of soap, the agency said. But police findings showed international transactions were far h i g h e r, w i t h $ 1 5 . 5 m i l l i o n deposited, it added. Investigators said last year that several million dollars were deposited internationally to accounts belonging to the two men for planned purchases, but the money was instead deposited to bank accounts in the United States, China and Panama.

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Hawthorn Hawks hand Brisbane Lions 58-point defeat for 12th straight win
Hawthorn matched a club record 12-game winning streak with a thumping 58point defeat of Brisbane at Yo r k P a r k o n S u n d a y afternoon.
The Hawks booted seven goals to two in a dominant third quarter in attimes greasy conditions after they had led by 22 at half-time to thrash the Lions 21.17 (143) to 12.13 (85). Brisbane fought hard for the first half of the match but could not match last week's comeback win against Geelong when the home side hit the accelerator after the long break. "[The Lions] were definitely full of confidence after last week's effort against Geelong and the conditions probably didn't suit either team real well early," Hawks forward Jarryd Roughead told Grandstand. "But [it was] a good fourquarter effort from us. "Probably the last two weeks we haven't had the best games, [we've] been beaten in the middle, so it was good that across the board we were consistent today." Only Hawthorn's inaccurate kicking early preventing a complete mauling. Roughead and Lance Franklin booted four goals each with Shane Savage and Luke Breust kicking three each among 11 goalkickers for the Hawks, who equalled a 1961 streak that took spectacular collision with Lion Golby, landing on his neck after becoming airborne and temporarily leaving the field. But the disruptions could not stall Hawthorn's momentum with Roughead's back-to-back majors in the third breaking Brisbane's resistance before Savage and Breust bagged two each as the Hawks ran away with it in the last. Hawthorn could have shot out to a substantial lead in the first quarter after scoring 3.8 (26) to Brisbane's 1.2 (8), their poor kicking typified by Isaac Smith's run into an open goal only to grubber through for a behind. The hosts made some amends with two goals in as many minutes after the break to lead by 30 before a double from Brown narrowed the margin to 16. But Brown's effort was equalled spectacularly by Franklin, who skidded one through from 60 metres and, a minute later, drove one home from an acute angle on the left from 50. The Lions hit back through Tom Rockliff to go to the long break 22 points down, having kicked four in answer to Hawthorn's five in an entertaining quarter.

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them to premiership glory. For the Lions, co-captain Jonathan Brown fought a near lone battle with four majors, Mitch Golby chipping in with two in front of a crowd of 15,796. Hawthorn's victory sets up a tantalising attempt at a new club record in a blockbuster against Geelong at the MCG next Saturday. But they could have injury concerns over luckless Xavier Ellis, who was subbed off before half-time, and Liam Shiels, who appeared to injure his right ankle. Josh Gibson survived a

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Reckless behavior could land you in hot water this week so tread carefully Rams. You're keen to get things moving but don't be in such a rush that you start an argument or cause an accident. You have the power to affect others deeply this weekend positively or negatively depending on how you use it. Aim to be dynamic and courageous, rather than bossy and insensitive.

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Money matters look messy, especially if you are behind with paying bills. You need to work out a weekly budget [and then stick to it]. The more disciplined you are, the more manageable your finances will be. Business and work matters are favored this weekend, as you rub shoulders with influential people. Don't be a wall-flower Libra speak up and promote your talents.

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Richmond enhanced its top-eight credentials with a 64-point win over St Kilda at the MCG, securing its fourth straight victory in the process. Jack Riewoldt and Daniel Jackson kicked three goals apiece as the Tigers ran away with a 17.17 (119) to 8.7 (55) success. An even contest unfolded in the opening period before Richmond pushed away emphatically with a sixgoal showing in the second quarter. The rampant Tigers added another five majors to the Saints' three after the long break, before winning the final quarter two goals to one. The win sees the Tigers firm their position in sixth place, while the Saints remain in 15th spot. Richmond's Brett Deledio and

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getting overconfident after four straight wins. "It's a good feeling. We go out there now with confidence in what we have to do," he told Grandstand. "The processes put in place four years ago are coming into fruition. "Our group has really matured, because we focus on the little things we know exactly what we need to do. "It's certainly an exciting feeling. There's certainly a great vibe around the club, around Richmond. You go down the street and everyone's excited. We've still got a long way to go. We haven't achieved anything yet, we're sitting inside the eight, we haven't finished in the eight."

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Taurus April 21 to May 21

Loved ones are demanding and family members will be more defensive than usual, so tread carefully Taurus. With peacemaker Venus visiting your domestic zone, you'll find the patience within to handle any relationship rumbles. Your motto for the moment is from birthday great the Dalai Lama A loving atmosphere in your home is the foundation of your life.

Scorpio October 24 to November 22

Scorpios love drama, and there'll be plenty of it this week as your usual routine is shaken up by an argument or disagreement. You're keen to persuade others but don't add fuel to the fire by using manipulation to achieve your aims. Saturday favors joint ventures and having serious conversations with loved ones; whereas Sunday is super for sport, travel and outdoor adventures.

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Geminis are fabulous at formulating ideas and talking about future plans. But with dynamic Mars moving through your sign for a couple more weeks [until July 13] it really is time to be passionately proactive and walk your talk. This week, actions speak way louder than words! The weekend is wonderful for socializing and pursuing your favorite hobby.

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Is it fabulous to be outrageously frank? And is honesty always the best policy? This week you're in the mood to rock the boat and be even more open and honest than usual. But is everyone ready for your special brand of Sagittarian truth serum? You have a lot on your plate but if you multi-task, you'll get things done in half the time. Give loved ones plenty of practical support.

Trent Cotchin both had 24 touches, while Tyrone Vickery grabbed 11 marks. Trent Dennis-Lane top scored with two goals for St Kilda, while David Armitage and Nick Dal Santo both totted up 25 disposals. After the match Tigers forward Daniel Jackson lauded his maturing side but said the Tigers were not

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The Sun/Pluto opposition exacerbates an existing partnership problem. Don't take things too personally the more defensive you are, the more difficult the week will be. On the weekend the Moon, Mars and Neptune activate your humanitarian zone, so it's time to help others. Be inspired by birthday great Princess Diana Everyone has the potential to give something back.

Capricorn December 22 to January 20

Get off the comfy couch Capricorn! With dynamic Mars charging through your wellbeing zone for two more weeks, hurry up and incorporate more exercise into your daily routine. How about joining a local gym or sporting club? At work, take the stairs rather than the lift or walk to the local shops, rather than drive. On weekend, take the time to listen closely to others.

Wallabies captain James Horwill cleared of stamping for a second time

Wallabies skipper James Horwill Monday night. has again been cleared of stamping Horwill's availability is a and will lead his side into battle in huge boost for the Wallabies, the series-deciding third Test although the Lions have not had against the British and Irish Lions so much luck with their own in Sydney on Saturday night. skipper. It took Canada-based The Lions ruled out Sam International Rugby Board judicial Warburton on Monday afternoon officer Graeme Mew over 13 hours to after scans revealed he had consider his verdict after adjourning suffered a "significant tear" in his the hearing on Monday night. left hamstring last Saturday night. Horwill was cited for stamping Irish veteran Brian But the International Rugby on the head of Alun Wyn Jones in the Board then appealed against its own O'Driscoll is now expected to captain Wallabies' loss, and was found not official's decision and the case was the tourists in what will be his final guilty at a judicial hearing last week. Lions Test re-heard via video conference on

Leo July 24 to August 23

You're inclined to go to extremes this week and a stubborn attitude will lead to a fraction too much friction. There's more to a current situation than meets the eye, so resist the temptation to jump to conclusions. Discretion and moderation are what's needed at the moment. Socializing with colleagues brings many benefits, so put on your networking hat and schmooze in style.

Aquarius January 21 to February 19

Aquarians can only toe the line for so long. Expect the unexpected this week, as the Sun and Uranus stir up your restless [and reckless] side. You'll balk at restrictions being placed on you by others but resist the urge to be a disruptive influence. Aim to be smart and selective as you fulfill your basic responsibilities then go off and do something exciting or eccentric.

Virgo August 24 to September 23

The stars favor networking with a wide range of friends and acquaintances. If you have to speak up in a group, choose your words wisely, as there are many conflicting opinions to consider. Other people's motives will be a mystery on Friday, so don't even try to work out where they are coming from. Keep positive about the future as you set ambitious goals and dream big dreams.

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This week's stars encourage impulse shopping and making hasty financial decisions but, if you over-extend yourself, you'll pay the real price further down the track. So, before you buy, stop and think Do I really need this? Plus find ways to cheer yourself up that don't involve shopping. If you are travelling, be prepared for plenty of hiccups and hassles along the way.

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Enrique "Ricky" Martn Morales (born December 24, 1971), is a Puerto Rican pop singer, musician, songwriter, actor and author who achieved prominence, first as a member of the Puerto Rican boy band Menudo, and as a solo artist since 1991. Martin began his career at age twelve with the all-boy pop group Menudo, after five years with the group, he released his Spanishlanguage solo album, Ricky Martin, in 1991. He also acted on stage and on TV in Mexico, becoming a modest star in the country. In 1994 he starred on the American TV soap opera General Hospital, playing a Puerto Rican singer. In 1999, after several albums in Spanish, he released his first English-language album (also titled Ricky Martin), which included "Livin' la Vida Loca". The album sold 22 million copies and brought Martin international fame. His other studio albums include: Me Amars (1993), A MedioVivir (1995), Vuelve (1998), Sound Loaded (2000), Almas del Silencio (2003), Life (2005), and Msica + Alma + Sexo (2011). Martin performed at the 1999 Grammy Awards. He has sold over 70 million albums and has had 95 platinum records, 6 #1 Billboard albums, 11 #1 hit songs, 2 American Music Awards, 6 Grammy Awards, 8 World Music Awards, 10 Billboard Music Awards, 8 MTV Music Video Awards, with concerts in more than 60 countries across the globe. Life and career Martin was born on December 24, 1971, in San Juan, Puerto Rico, the son of Nereida Morales, an accountant, and Enrique Martn Negroni, a psychologist.His parents divorced when he was two years old and Martin spent much of his childhood shifting between his father's home in the suburb of University Gardens and his paternal grandmother's house nearby. Martin has two maternal half-brothers, Fernando and ngelFernndez, and two paternal half-brothers, Eric and Daniel Martn, and a paternal half-sister Vanessa Martn. Martin has Catalan (Spanish) ancestry through his maternal grandmother who was born in Spain as well as Corsican ancestry through his paternal grandmother. Martin grew up in a Roman Catholic home and was an altar boy throughout his childhood. He began singing at age six, using wooden kitchen spoons as pretend microphones; he often interpreted songs by Menudo as well as English-language rock groups such as Led Zeppelin, Journey, and REO Speedwagon. His mother's side of the family was musically inclined and his maternal grandfather was a poet, which inspired young Martin to write songs. Martin later reflected on his time spent with his family as a child: "Every time I find myself in front of an audience, be it twenty people or one hundred thousand, once again I feel the energy that consumed me back at the family gatherings of my youth." After discovering a newspaper advertisement about auditions for commercials with his father, nine-year-old Martin began appearing in Puerto Rican television commercials for products such as soft drinks, toothpaste, and fast-food restaurants. In a year and a half, he starred in eleven commercials. After achieving a small amount of fame in Puerto Rico for his work in television commercials, Martin auditioned for membership in Puerto Ricanboy bandMenudo. Although the executives enjoyed his dancing and singing at his first two auditions, Martin was rejected because he was too short. By the third audition, his persistence impressed executives and in 1984, thirteen-year-old Martin became a member. A month after joining Menudo, he made his debut performance with the group at the Luis A. Ferr Performing Arts Center in San Juan. During this performance, he inadvertently disobeyed the choreography by walking around the stage when it was planned that he would stay still, and was chastised by the band manager after the show: "The mistake was such a big deal that from that moment on, never again did I move when I wasn't supposed to move...That was the discipline of Menudo: You either did things the way you were told or you were not part of the group." The song "AsignaturaPendiente" from Almas del Silencio (2003) was inspired by the first time Martin left Puerto Rico to tour with Menudo. Although Martin enjoyed traveling and performing onstage with Menudo, he found the band's busy schedule and strict managing to be exhausting and later reflected that the experience "cost" him his childhood. He considered leaving the group while on tour in Brazil, but ultimately decided to stay out of fear of media backlash and being sued for breach of contract. Martin also began struggling with his sexuality, noting the stark contrast between his status as a sex symbol and his own emotions. Despite this, Martin acknowledged his "opportunity to have so many amazing experiences with so many amazing people" during his time with the group. He developed an interest in philanthropy when the group became UNICEF ambassadors, often working with impoverished children in third world countries. His experiences as an ambassador affected him greatly and inspired him to continue working with charities later in life. By 1987, Menudo's record sales began to decline and the group changed its image, adopting an edgier look and performing more rock-influenced songs. After recording eleven albums with the group, Martin left Menudo in July 1989 at age seventeen, hoping to rest and evaluate his career path. He performed his final show with the group at the same venue as his first performance as a member. Martin returned to Puerto Rico to graduate from high school, and thirteen days after turning eighteen, he moved to New York City to celebrate his financial independence, since he was a minor during his time as a member of Menudo, Martin was not allowed to access his own bank accounts. He was accepted into New York University's Tisch School of the Arts, but months before classes began, Martin dropped out and moved to Mexico City to perform in the play Mama Ama el Rock (Mom Loves Rock).

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The centuriesold skull of a white man found in Australia is raising questions about whether Captain James Cook really was the first European to land on the country's east coast.
The skull was found in northern New South Wales in late 2011, and police initially prepared themselves for a gruesome murder investigation. But scientific testing revealed that not only was it much older than expected, but possibly belonged to a white man born around 1650, well before Englishman Cook reached the eastern seaboard on the Endeavour in 1770. "The DNA determined the skull was a male," Detective Sergeant John Williamson said. "And the anthropologist report states the skull is that of a Caucasoid aged anywhere from 28 to 65." Australian National University expert Stewart Fallon, who carbondated the skull, pulling some collagen from the bone as well as the enamel on a tooth, said he was at first shocked at the age of the relic. "We didn't know how old this one was, we assumed at first that it was going to be a very young sample," he explained.

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and died somewhere between 1660 and 1700," Fallon said. He said there was a 20 percent probability the skull, which was found wellpreserved and intact but without any other remains near the Manning River, belonged to someone born between 1780 to 1790 who died between 1805 and 1810. H i s t o r i a n s w e r e cautious."Before we rewrite the history of European settlement we have to consider a number of issues, particularly the circumstances of the discovery," archaeologist Adam Ford said. "The fact the skull is in good condition and found alone could easily point to it coming from a private collection and skulls were very popular with collectors in the 19th century." Cassie Mercer, editor of Australia And New Zealand Inside History, said the skull "could be an incredible find". "I guess it's a very exciting find because it could open up a whole lot of avenues of history that we haven't been able to explore before," Dutch explorers made the earliest European landings in Cape York in Australia's far north and western Australia in the 1600s.

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North untroubled against listless Giants

Drew Petrie played Grandstand. Greater Western Sydney "In that second quarter they remains winless after 13 tormenter-in-chief with five goals for the Kangaroos, while Lindsay challenged us a bit, they got some rounds thanks to a 86-point Thomas also booted home four. good run and we weren't very shellacking at the hands of After the match, Petrie said accountable when they were North Melbourne at running forward. Docklands. "I guess most sides these days put a spare defender back and we use that as well, a little bit. "We chipped the ball around a little bit which worked at times but we also turned it over and gave them some easy goals as well." Scott Thompson was also immense for the Kangaroos in the middle with 28 touches and nine marks. Setanta O'hAilpin scored two goals for the Giants, while Toby Greene notched up 25 disposals and 12 marks.

"When we first did it we weren't really thinking about people coming to Australia and things like until we started to look at the dates and say, 'Oh, that's becoming intriguing'." He said the test used was quite accurate for dates after 1950 but for earlier samples it was more difficult, and the two samples yielded different dates though both were within the error range. "Using them (the dates) together we can do some modelling as to what we expect the calendar age to be and the way it works out by using those two dates is that we get about an 80 percent probability that the person was born somewhere around the 1650s

The 19.16 (130) to 6.8 (44) win puts the Kangaroos up to 12th place in a timely recovery from its sorry showing against Fremantle in round 12. The result was never in doubt when North hammered eight goals past GWS in the first quarter, before both sides kicked four in the second. North Melbourne added another three majors to the Giants' one in the third period, before kicking another four in the final stanza while blanking their outclassed opponents.

his side was expecting GWS to come out with their best footy, and praised the bottom-placed club despite the unflattering scoreline. "I think we started really well as we've done all year," he told

Penrith goes into top eight over Dragons

cap dispute, scoring to level Dragons with a quarterPenrith's season resurgence continued with a 25-10 things once Luke Walsh nailed the hour to play ensured a nervous finish for all involved. victory at home over St conversion. St George George Illawarra that Illawarra spent plenty of saw Ivan Cleary's time inside the s i d e m o v e Panthers' 20 as fullprovisionally into the time approached but top half of the ladder. could not manage to convert field position to points. Walsh all but completed the victory with a punching grubber that put winger James Roberts in for his first try of the season. Interchange hooker James Segeyaro then broke Steve Price's troops even further with a four-pointer 30 seconds before full-time, which Walsh duly converted.

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But for now they have dislodged the Raiders from eighth spot at the same time as they condemned the Dragons to their 10th loss of the season. S t G e o r g e Illawarra came out of the blocks quickly with a Jack de Belin try in the eighth minute opening up an early advantage for the visitors, while Josh Dugan added the extras. Full-back Matthew Moylan hit back for the Panthers in his return to first grade after a salary

Walsh later made sure his side went into the sheds on top with a 40th-minute field goal to edge Penrith ahead. Brad Tighe then put the Panthers further in front but Chase Stanley's try for the

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Margot Woelk spent the last few years of World War Two eating lavish meals and fearing that every mouthful could mean death.
The former food taster for Adolf Hitler was served a plate of food and forced to eat it between 11 and 12 every morning for most of the last 2-1/2 years of the Nazi German leader's life. If she did not fall ill, the food was packed into boxes and taken to Hitler at the Wolf's Lair, a military headquarters located deep in woodland, in what is today northeastern Poland. "Hitler was a vegetarian so it was all vegetarian fare, it was very good food like white asparagus, wonderful fruits, peppers and cauliflower," the 96-year-old Berliner said. Along with 14 other girls in their 20s, Woelk lived in fear that every meal she ate would be her last. "We were always terrified that the food might be poisoned as England wanted to poison Hitler and he knew that from his spies so he employed young girls to taste his food," she said. "We cried a lot and hugged each other. We asked each other: 'Will we still be alive tomorrow or not?'" Wo e l k , w h o s t i l l h a s nightmares about her role as a food taster and did not speak about her experiences for decades after the war, said she and her family were against the Nazis and that she landed the job "through a series of coincidences". Forced to leave her apartment in Berlin when allied bombing made it uninhabitable, Woelk gave up her secretarial job and moved in with her parents-inlaw in the village of GrossPartsch, then in eastern Germany and now part of Poland.

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supervised accommodation and was held like a prisoner, denied access to a telephone and able to visit her parents in law only with SS officers as chaperones. When Hitler killed himself in April 1945, Woelk fled to Berlin and went into hiding. Soviet forces were closing in on the German capital and Woelk was later pulled out of an air raid shelter and raped by Russian soldiers for a fortnight. The other 14 food tasters who had stayed behind were all killed, she said. After the war Woelk started a job in pension insurance and was surprised when her husband, in Russian captivity and presumed dead, turned up unexpectedly. She had not heard from him in two years and did not recognize him. I've had a life full of drama and now, at the age of 96, I'm back living in the same house I lived in before the war."

James McManus foursome sees Newcastle thrash Gold Coast Titans

A James McManus foursome of tries helped the Newcastle Knights pulverise the Gold Coast Titans 4616 at Hunter Stadium on Sunday.
In Newcastle, the eight-tries-to-three blowout was enough to send the Knights up to eighth on a boosted points difference, while the Titans belied their finals hopes with an abject showing in defence. To make matters worse for the sixth-placed side, Jamal Idris hobbled off in first minute and could be out for up to four months with a suspected broken ankle. Tyrone Roberts opened the floodgates on the 10th minute for the Knights before Darius Boyd the second half before Jarrod Mullen powered over on the hour mark. Willie Mason provided the one blot on the Knights' copybook, going on report for a high shot on Gold Coast utility Sam Irwin. Gold Coast's Kevin Gordon then scored against the run of play, intercepting a fifth-phase bomb on his try line to speed away on the break. Greg Bird scored another consolation for the Titans on 73 minutes before David Mead scored on the stroke of full-time to reduce the deficit to something approaching respectability.

Hitler's food taster feared death with every morsel

"The mayor there was a big Nazi and he had connections with the SS (a Nazi paramilitary organization) so I was forced into it right away. I had to work to earn money," she said. She said she never saw Hitler, though she did see his dog. Woelk said she heard the explosion on July 20, 1944 caused by a bomb that army generals had planted at the Wolf's Lair with the aim of taking Hitler's life. At the time Woelk was watching a film with soldiers in a tent not far from the military headquarters. "We heard this huge bang then we fell off the wooden benches we were sitting on. Someone shouted 'Hitler is dead' but we later found out that only his hand was injured." After the failed assassination attempt, Woelk said she had to move into

followed up his Origin II two-try effort with a penalty try four minutes later. But the rest of the afternoon belonged to McManus, who became the sixth Newcastle player to score four tries in a match, notching up his hat-trick inside the first 30 minutes. He had his fourth early in

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"The next thing I know, I have six Montebello police officers around me standing there saying, 'Can you stand up, can you put your hands above your head'?' What did I do? 'Can you please stand up, sir?' I go, 'Really?' This is so embarrassing, you have all these people at the bank watching," he said. Mr Jaramillo was waiting for his transaction and even told the teller why he was wearing the mask,. "I told them I am wearing the mask, I just had chemo yesterday," he said. He said the teller kept stalling him with reasons they couldn't finish the transaction. Police questioned him, searched his car and apologised for the inconvenience.

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Man in cancer mask mistaken for robber

"I just wanted to do A cancer patient wearing a surgical mask has been something on my own," he said. The FBI thought Mr mistaken for a bank robber Jaramillo was the armed and and arrested. According to reports in Los Angeles, 57-year-old Joe Jaramillo walked into his local Wells Fargo bank a day after he had undergone chemotherapy. He was wearing a mask to reduce the risk of infection. " I f e l t s o embarrassed and humiliated," Mr Jaramillo said. Mr Jaramillo, who is battling lymphoma, was surrounded by police after being confused for a wanted bank robber. dangerous "Surgical Mask Against medical advice, he Bandit", wanted for at least two went to his bank in Montebello to bank heists in Orange County. make a withdrawal.

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Missing man 'kept as slave on farm'

A man missing in Britain for 13 years claims he was kept as a slave on a farm and forced to sleep with rats.
Darrell Simester disappeared after arguing with friends during a holiday in Wales in August 2000. Described as a vulnerable man by his parents Tony and Jean, Mr Simester was found at a remote farm in south Wales after an anonymous tipoff. Over the years his desperate parents contacted the police more than 50 times but were never able to locate their son. According to reports, police discovered Mr Simester living in a filthy caravan in a farmyard with no running water. He was starving, wearing dirty, torn clothes and had teeth missing. Mr Simester has been reunited with his family in Worcestershire, but he is being treated for a host of medical problems caused by his poor treatment over the past 13 years. He said that he had been treated like a slave by a group of Irish travellers who lured him to the farm with a job offer. Mr Simester said he was forced to work 12 hours a day, 7 days a week and was never allowed to visit a doctor or even leave the farm. "I never had one day off in 13 years," he said. "I was scared what they'd do to me if I didn't stay." He went on to say he was initially forced to sleep in a ratinfested shed but was moved into a caravan two years ago. He said he bathed using water from a horse trough.Tony Simester said his son's treatment was inhumane. "These type of people roam the streets picking up the vulnerable and offering them a new life. Then they are treated like dogs," he said. they had seen Darrell at the farm, near Cardiff. Mr and Mrs Simester and their youngest son Duncan travelled to the site with police where they found their son. "What can I say? This day has made my life," Mrs Simester said. And then this post on the Facebook page: "We will share our good news. We have our son Darrell back home. So this has been the greatest day of our lives. Please respect our privacy for the next few days we have to let him recover. Many thanks for all your good wishes over the years and not giving up. You are wonderful people and I feel that I know you all. From the bottom of my heart a very big thankyou.xxx" Tony Simester said his son has been to hospital several times since his return. His problems were "all down to the conditions he has been subjected to over the last 13 years". Another message on Facebook this week said: "Darrell is settling down to a peaceful family life, something he has missed out on in the last 13 years. His health is our priority and each ailment is being dealt with even though it seems to take ages to get anything done for him. He at last sleeps in a proper bed with bed linen and proper washing facilities, clean clothes, all of which he has not had." Gwent Police said they were investigating the conditions in which Mr Simester was living and working.

A Facebook page set up by Jean Simester to help find her son attracted 9000 likes. In February Mr and Mrs Simester put out an appeal in a Welsh local paper after receiving information through the Facebook group that made them think he could be in Wales. The next day they received a call from an anonymous person who said they were 95 per cent sure

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A watch adapted for the fictional British spy 007 in the James Bond movies sold for nearly 104,000 pounds ($160,000) at a pop culture auction after being bought, strapless, at car boot sale for 25 pounds.
The Breitling Top Time, worn by actor Sean Connery during 007's mission to find stolen atomic bombs the 1965 movie "Thunderball", was estimated to sell for between 40,000 and 60,000 pounds. Auction house Christie's said this was the first watch to be modified by the Q branch in the Bond movies and was equipped with a "Geiger counter" to help the

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purchaser of the watch that was one of 252 lots at the auction house's pop culture sale. Among the many other items sold were Bob Dylan lyrics for an unreleased song and actress Elizabeth Taylor's first wedding dress, which she wore as an 18-year-old when she married Conrad Hilton Junior in 1950 in one of the social events of that year attended by over 700 guests. "The dress symbolizes one of the most iconic off-screen moments of 'Golden Age Hollywood'," Christie's said in a statement. The dress sold for nearly 122,000 pounds after an estimated sale price of 30,000 to 50,000 pounds.

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Tigers upset Origin-weary Storm

Simona scored one try and set up another for Blake Ayshford in the first half, while fellow winger David Nofoaluma smashed his way over with 11 minutes to go.
Five-eighth Benji Marshall capped a memorable victory when he toed ahead a loose Melbourne pass and scored the Tigers' fourth try. "We really probably haven't had one of those nights this year to be quite honest," Storm coach Craig Bellamy said. "We've had a couple of defeats but that was obviously our worst. "It just looked like we really lost our way after a couple of those long-distance tries. "They were real setbacks to us but we expect that our team and the individual to respond a little bit better than what we did." The young wingers were brilliantly backed up by New South Wales State of Origin forwards Robbie Farah and Aaron Woods. It was a fourth win in their past five starts for the Tigers, who produced their best defensive display of the season, as they kept the opposition to single figures for the first time this year. scored on one of their first forays into the Tigers 20 after 23 minutes. On the half-hour, Simona ran 80 metres to score after swooping on the ball when winger Sisa Waqa dropped a pass from fullback Billy Slater. S e v e n m i n u t e s l a t e r, Auckland-born Simona set up one of the tries of the NRL season. Collecting a Slater kick in his own in-goal area, Simona charged 60 metres into Storm territory and linked with Farah and Marshall to set up centre Ayshford for a top-drawer fourpointer . Veteran Storm prop Jason Ryles left the field within the first 40 seconds of the second half with a suspected medial ligament knee injury. Without injured skipper Cameron Smith, Melbourne lacked direction and Nofoaluma killed the visitors off with his try.
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Greater Western Sydney remains winless after 13 rounds thanks to a 86point shellacking at the hands of North Melbourne at Docklands.
The 19.16 (130) to 6.8 (44) win puts the Kangaroos up to 12th place in a timely recovery from its sorry showing against Fremantle in round 12. The result was never in doubt when North hammered eight goals past GWS in the first quarter, before both sides kicked four in the second. North Melbourne added another three majors to the Giants' one in the third period, before kicking another four in the final stanza while blanking their outclassed opponents. Drew Petrie played tormenter-

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Marlowe learnt his trade sniffing out tennis balls so he feels right at home prowling around the Wimbledon courts.
Zac is equally passionate about his job but the problem is people who keep trying to pet him when he is working. For both are black Labradors out on dawn patrol every morning at the world's most famous tennis tournament in an eightdog unit from the police explosives search team. They work together everywhere from London airports to last year's Olympics and patrol Wimbledon for six hours every morning until an influx of about 40,000 people to the grounds in south London. The London Olympics was Marlowe's first job and his handler, Constable Paul Osborne, said he passed with flying colours. "He was very good," Osborne said proudly as Marlowe wagged his tail furiously at yet another passing admirer outside Wimbledon's hallowed Centre Court. The strong relationship between the two is obvious and Standing beside him is Zac and his handler Richard ForshawSingh who has no doubt dogs are easier to handle than people. "Oh God, yes. I spend more time with him than I do with my wife," he said of the black Labrador who lives with him and his family, helping to build a strong bond. "Sometimes you get frustrated with people who go up to the dog while he is in the middle of searching and try to pat him." Also on hand at Wimbledon is a two-strong team of dogs trained to look for firearms. For security reasons, both police officers were tight-lipped about the triumphs their charges have achieved in the field. A spokesman for Scotland Yard confirmed there had been no major incidents at Wimbledon in 2013. The dogs are not alone on dawn patrol at the early morning "Wimbledon zoo". As the dogs sniff out the stands, up in the skies roams Rufus the Harrier Hawk whose job is to scare off pigeons who might be tempted to leave unwanted souvenirs on the Centre Court for tennis players in their pristine white outfits.

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started with Marlowe undergoing a rewardbased training program that was perfect for a Wimbledon sniffer. "When they are puppies they learn to find tennis balls and look for tennis balls," Osborne said, adding that this could lead to some riotous searches at Wimbledon. "If someone has got a big bag of tennis balls, the dog can be all over

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