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Tumpek Krulut B I S N I S Kuta Weekly 8 Mar - 14 Mar 2012 (275) News Corner FR KUTA WEEKLEEY Volume 6, Issue 275 8 Mar - 14 Mar 2012 (275) Bali Harley Doctor BALI HARLEY DOCTOR Kuta Townhouses We Interrupt this Broadcast B a l i B r o a d c a s t The chairman of SERANGAN HARBOUR- Jl. Tukad Punggawa No.25 Serangan-Turtle Island, Denpasar - Bali KUTA WEEKLY C o m m i s s i o n A s k s K P I B a l i , K o m a n g Bali Reservations: (+62) 081 3370 741 47 3pm - 10pm Gili Trawangan Reservations: (+62) 087 864 322 515 Suarsana, said that in (+62) 081 916 733 051 (+62) 082 147 188 997 Broadcast and Cable 0361 8037171 / 0361 8785892 (+62) 082 144 899 502 Email:[email protected] website:www.island-getaway.com addition to the refusal of THIS WEEK Page Television Operators to c a b l e Suspend All Signals for 24 operato Current News 1 - 11 Hours on Nyepi March 23, r s t o 2012 f o l l o w instruct Sports News 12 - 23 The Bali office of the National Broadcast Commission i o n s (KPI) has reminded cable issued World News 24 - 40 television operators in Bali to by the suspend all transmissions for a 24- K P I , Crossword 29 hour period from 6:00 a.m. Friday, broadc March 23, 2012 until 6:00 a.m. the a s t e r s following morning in deference to have generally been steadfast in Sudoku 29 Bali's absolute day of silence refusing to obtain broadcast permits Nyepi. from the KPI, making any efforts at The KPI has complained enforcement extremely problematic. Joke Corner 30 that in the past TV Cable operators “It's hard for us to monitor have largely ignored their requests cable TV because of the variety of to suspend all broadcasts to Bali in methods used. It’s All About Bali 31 keeping with proscription of activities and noise during the 24- Continue to page11 Horoscopes 32 hour period of mandatory silence. Watch afl, nrl, nba superbowl & all sports live AFL Clearance Sale only @ All AFL Stock Reduced Sports schedule see page 23 START Rp. 30,000 (while stock last) If you have any interesting articles or would like to advertise please send to [email protected] - Ph. 087 860 904 078 40 1 Kuta Weekly 8 Mar - 14 Mar 2012 (275) News Corner Kuta Weekly 8 Mar - 14 Mar 2012 (275) News Corner How Much is that Doggie on the Mountain? Japanese cat lovers snarl at new law Bali's Kintamani Breed T h e a n n o u n c e m e n t travelled to Bali with Times are looking tough Cat cafes have long well, I won't come. Of Officially Acknowledged makes the Kintamani breed the Majapahit conquerors, who came been popular, catering to the course I come here because they first endemic Indonesian breed to to Bali in the 14th century for Tokyo's cat cafes, by Asian Kennel Union many cat lovers who can't keep have cats," said Tatsuo Karuishi, ever be registered by the AKU. Scientific studies of DNA where feline aficionados the animals at home because of 41. Radar Bali reports that the Efforts are now underway that will link the Kintamani closely with the can drop in for tea and Kintamani breed of dog has won strict housing regulations that Karuishi visits the cafe at see the breed also registered by breed of Bali Street Dog and the some time with a cat. forbid pets in many apartments. least twice a week, usually acknowledgement as a Australian Dingo. Long hair, distinct breed from the Asian A t m o s t s u c h Visitors to Kawase's cafe checking in at around eight, as broad face, flat forehead and pay about 1,000 yen ($12) an does fellow feline fancier Ayumi Kennel Union (AKU), paving flat cheeks distinguish the establishments, it's the post- t h e w a y f o r s i m i l a r Kintamani. An expert climber work rush r e c o g n i t i o n f r o m t h e not afraid of heights, the that brings in Federation Cynologique Kintamani reveals its feral t h e m o s t Internationale (FCI). roots by digging dirt holes to cash, with The breed is traced birth its pups. Intelligent, t i r e d a n d to the village of Sukawana, t h e y m a k e e x c e l l e n t h a r r i e d Paketan near the Kintamani watchdogs due to their close professional volcano in Bali. attachment to their owners s dropping Dr. (Veterinarian) and ferocious territoriality. by on their Pudji Raharjo, chairman of an Aggressive in guarding the way homes association researching the property of their owners, the to pet and K i n t a m a n i d o g b r e e d Kintamani is at the same play with the (HTAKB), welcomed the AKU t i m e a g e n t l e a n d announcement, saying: animals as a affectionate companion to its w a y o f “What remains is only the owning family. sounding of the gavel from r e l i e v i n g While the official stress. the FCI officially recognizing the FCI, a step made possible by the certification of the Kintamani is B u t Indonesian Kintamani breed. The AKU certification. likely to create added world FCI is the world authority on There are currently some interest in the breed, current laws n o w t h e canine breeds.” 400 breeds of dog registered by absolutely banning the export of p u r r s o f The formal recognition of the FCI. any dogs from Bali will mean delight may the “Kintamani” bred took place at The Kintamani breed is those desiring to obtain a be getting a meeting of the AKU in the believed to have evolved from a Kintamani dog will have to source quieter. Philippines. breed of feral dog, with local them from one of the few breeding A revision to Japan's hour to play with any of her 24 Sekigushi. “It's been admitted by the folklore linking the dogs to populations located outside of Animal Protection Law, due to cats, who dart around the room "It's a great place, it calms AKU, that has made us proud,” Chinese Chow Chows introduced Bali. come into force on June 1, will chasing toys or sleep in baskets the stresses of working life," said explained Pudji from her home in to Bali 600-800 years ago. It is slap a curfew on the public set on tables. Drinks are priced Sekigushi, 23. "If this law goes, the Biaung Candra Asri suburb of equally plausible the breed www.balidiscovery.com display of cats and dogs, forcing from around 300 yen each. through that enjoyment is going Denpasar. travelled to Bali with Majapahit cat cafes to shut up shop at 8 The government says to disappear. It's a real shame." p.m. the real targets of the tighter While Kawase says the MEADS NUSA DUA..... "There's this new revision animal protection law are late- lost business hours will take a toll which says we should be open night pet shops, which often sell on profits, it's what that might from eight in the morning until dogs and cats around the clock. mean for her cats that worries eight at night. After 8 p.m. we The animals are kept in small her the most. Ocean view. have to put the cats in the back, cages under bright lights that "If our business hours go away from the customers, and are never switched off. down and we lose two hours of Studio or huge Apartments with 2 large bedrooms close," said Hiromi Kawase, the Kawase's establishment profits, of course it's going to and self contained living areas... owner of one Tokyo cat cafe. is far from a 24-hour operation. affect us, but it'll also affect the "Everybody knows cats Her doors close at 10 p.m., but cats," she said. Beautiful on site Restaurant with great food and service are really happy in the evening, she says many of her customers "You know, in getting with their big, cute eyes. So I just only arrive around eight, after them all the things they need, like many variations starting at $ 65.00 to $ 150.00. can't understand why the people work, and stay through to the the correct amount of food and at the top are ignoring this. It's close. proper nutrition." Call today T : +62(0)361 776604 +62(0)361 771540 M : 081 999 039 518 really strange." 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