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8th June, 2013satVOL XXXVI NO. 81 (GGDN 024) SUNDAY, 9th JUNE 2013200 Fils/2 Riyalsthe new BlackBerry Q10free with VIVA Unlimited Plans9th June, 2013sunviva.com.bh“A Complete Shop”© 2013 Research In Motion Limited. All rights reserved.Bahrain-US defence links praised10th June, 2013monBACKEDMANAMA: A forum tosupport and empowerwomen in Bahrain’sbanking and financialsector is to be set up.This follows the ‘Women inBanking’ roundtable attended byfemale banking executives frommore than 15 institutions.The seminar, jointly organisedby Citibank and the BahrainAssociation of Banks, was held atthe Kempinski Ixir Hotel.Keynote speaker was ShaikhaBanking challenges – 17Hessa bint Khalifa Al Khalifa, AlSalam Bank chairwoman and inJAzBahrain executive director.She gave a detailed account of therole of women in the banking andfinancial sector, which is the largestsingle employer in the kingdom,with more than 14,400 people andwomen making up 37 per cent of it.“However, the majority of themhold only junior to middle managementroles,” she said.Shaikha Hessa underlined the needfor a diverse workforce: “Womenin the workplace, in particular inthe banking sector, continue to bedismally represented, especially inmore senior roles. It is clear thatwomen aren’t currently progressingas far, or as high, as their malecounterparts.”She called for proactive initiativesto counter the challenges to women’scareer advancement in banking.The meeting was also addressed bySabah Khalil Al Moayyed, a bankerwith three decades of experiencein the financial sector and Citibankchief executive Mazin Manna.WASHINGTON: Defence tiesbetween Bahrain and the UScame under the spotlight yesterdayas His Royal HighnessPrince Salman bin Hamad AlKhalifa, Crown Prince, DeputySupreme Commander and FirstDeputy Premier, held key talksas part of a working visit toWashington.He met US Secretary ofDefence Chuck Hagel at thePentagon and emphasised then The Crown Prince with the US Secretary of Defence strategic importance of bilat-BANKERSeral relations.He paid tributeto the USNavy’s collaborative efforts tosafeguard security and protectinternational maritime routesin the Gulf.Mr Hagel underscored theimportance of the defence relationship,which is the foundationof the nearly seven decadesof US-Bahrain bilateralpartnership.He thanked the Crown PrinceAnother picture – Page 2for Bahrain’shosting of theUS Fifth Fleetheadquarters and support tothousands of Department ofDefence personnel and theirfamilies.Mr Hagel congratulatedthe Crown Prince on hisappointment as First DeputyPrime Minister and indicatedthat he looked forward toworking with him in hisnew capacity.n Weather warningMANAMA: People with asthma or allergy problems havebeen urged to stay indoors as the dust storm that hasengulfed Bahrain is due to continue for the next four days.They have been advised to wear face masks and take theirmedication regularly.Health Ministry assistant under-secretary for hospitals Dr AminAl Saati said hospitals had seen a rush of patients, mostlysuffering from allergies, asthma attacks and eye infectionsdue to the weather. According to Bahrain’s meteorologicaldirectorate, dusty conditions will continue through to at leastWednesday with wind speeds of up to 30 knots.Weather report – Page 12n Boy drowns in swimming poolMANAMA: A six-year-old boy drowned yesterday in aswimming pool in Ghufool. The father found the boyfloating in the rented pool at around 4pm and rushedhim to Salmaniya Medical Complex where he waspronounced dead on arrival. No further details wereavailable.n Shops inspections call after fireMANAMA: Random safety inspections of shops acrossBahrain have been urged following a blaze that guttedseven stores in Manama. Businesses selling mobile phones,electronics and clothes were affected by Friday’s blaze,which caused damages of around BD50,000.A short circuit in an air conditioning unit in one of thestores is believed to have started the fire, which happenedat around 9.30am on Sasaah Avenue and quickly spread toneighbouring properties.Manama Municipal Council vice-chairman MohammedMansoor said random safety inspections were the onlysolution to the problem.Full report – Page 3They discussed specificissues relating to ongoingmilitary and defence co-operation.Both expressed satisfactionregarding the extent of currentjoint operations and noted theirvital importance to the region’ssecurity.The Crown Prince and MrHagel also agreed that thiscould be further enhanced,both bilaterally and with otherGCC nations.The Crown Prince also metUS 11th Chairman June, of the Joint 2013 Chiefsof Staff, General MartinDempsey.tuesHe emphasised the strategicimportance of the strong militaryand defence ties betweenBahrain and the US.They discussed the potentialto further enhance strategic coordination.The meeting also revieweda number of regional developmentsand topics of mutualinterest.SupportMeanwhile, ForeignMinister Shaikh Khalid binAhmed Al Khalifa stressed thatthe Crown Prince’s visit to theUS has added a new dimensionto boosting ties betweenboth countries.In a statement, he pointedout US President BarackObama’s support to thereform march of His MajestyKing Hamad, to promotedialogue as well as guaranteefreedom and a decent life forcitizens.He also described theBahraini-US co-operation astwo strategic allies maintainingregional stability as well as coordinatingefforts with alliedcountries to ensure security inthe Arabian Gulf and confrontterrorism.He added that the visit ispart of ongoing co-operationbetween both countries.For every BD 50 you invest you have the chanceof winning over $2 million in prizes including morethan 55 monthly cash prizes and 4 x 5,400 sq.ft.*Plots of Land in Sarat, DIYAR AL MUHARRAQ foryou and your family.Over 55 Monthly Cash PrizesFor More InformationCall 77 000 700The actual land size is 5,380 sq ft and has been rounded to the nearest hundred.Licensed as an Islamic Retail Bank by the Central Bank of BahrainKFH_Libshara_Ad_GDN_4X26CM.indd 16/6/13 5:23 PM

2 Gulf Daily News Sunday, 9th June 2013Homes to befast-trackedMANAMA: His Royal Highness PrimeMinister Prince Khalifa bin Salman AlKhalifa yesterday directed the HousingMinistry to fast track the handing overof houses in Al Dair and Samaheej totheir recipients.He stressed the importance of finalisingservices and co-ordinating with authoritiesto avert any delay in handing over thehouses.He also asserted the government’s keennesson promoting citizens’ well-being andensuring timely services.Housing Minister Bassem Al Hamerpaid tribute to the Premier for following upon housing projects, stressing his keennesson ensuring premium housing services forcitizens.He announced that the ministry woulddistribute Al Dair and Samaheej housingunits within four months, pendingcompletion of necessary services andinfrastructure and finalising technicalrequirements.“The ministry distributed a first batch of88 housing units and 92 construction plotsin 2010,” Mr Al Hamer said, adding thatfinal touches and infrastructure would beIN A CLASS OF THEIR OWN.LuXuRy AND pEACE OF MINDComplimentary service and maintenance for 4 years / 100,000 kmRegional roadside assistance for 4 years / 100,000 kmWarranty for 4 years / 100,000 kmBuy-back guaranteeCourtesy Car* Terms and conditions apply. Offer valid on 2013 models.STARTING FROM BD11,900Showroom Timing:Sat – Wed 08:00 am – 07:00 pmThurs 08:00 am – 06:00 pmfinished and keys would be handed overby next October.In 2012, the leadership gave directivesto start work on the third stage of the multiphasedhousing project. The third stage ofthe project features 151 housing units and57 land plots which will be handed over aspart of the 2013 distribution programmes.Mr Al Hamer pointed out that the ministryhad already distributed a major bulk of75 per cent of Al Dair and Samaheej unitsand plots, describing the project as oneof the major schemes to meet applicants’demands in Muharraq.For Lease enquiries please call 17 457 186n His Royal Highness Prince Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa,Crown Prince, Deputy Supreme Commander and First DeputyPremier yesterday met US Chairman of the Joint Chiefsof Staff, General Martin Dempsey, in Washington D.C. Heemphasised the strategic importance of the strong militaryand defence ties between Bahrain and the US.New complaints ofill-treatment probedMANAMA: The Special Investigation Unit (SIU) is investigating18 complaints of ill-treatment of detainees it received lastmonth, it was revealed yesterday.Chief Prosecutor and SIU head Nawaf Abdullah Hamza saidthat official investigations have been launched and the complainantsand witnesses are being questioned.He said that regarding complaints received in an earlierperiod, the unit had taken the statements of eight witnesses andquestioned seven members of Public Security forces accused indifferent cases.Three of the complainantswere ordered to report to aforensic doctor to check theirinjuries, dates and causes.As part of the follow-up onhealth conditions of convictsand those in custody, a unitmember had met a numberof convicts, including NabeelRajab and Hassan Mushaima,who were in good health.They had requested specificconsultants but the SIUordered that the two convictssee consultants allocated bythe unit and have all necessarymedical examinationsconducted in accordance withregulations and procedures ofthe Department of Correctionand Rehabilitation.Mr Hamza said the unit hasappealed against a SupremeCourt of Appeal judgment,which slashed the jail sentenceof a police officer,charged with beating leadingto death, from seven years tosix months.CTS STARTING FROM BD 11,900SRX STARTING FROM BD 15,500ESCALADE STARTING FROM BD 24,300cadillacarabia.com17 457 212Mandela haslung infectionJOHANNESBURG: SouthAfricans last night said theirthoughts were with formerpresident Nelson Mandela,who was in “serious but stable”condition after being taken toa hospital to be treated for arecurring lung infection.Mandela, 94, was treated in ahospital several times in recentmonths, with the last dischargecoming on April 6 after doctorsdiagnosed him with pneumoniaand drained fluid from his lungarea.He has been particularly vulnerableto respiratory problemssince contracting tuberculosisduring his 27-year imprisonmentunder apartheid.President Jacob Zuma’soffice said Mandela was receivingexpert medical care.Elsewhere in the city,some worshippers prayed forMandela during an outdoorgathering.Cadillac-SumPro-GDN-H20 x 21.6(5col).indd 15/27/13 12:30 PM

Email: gdnnews@gdn.com.bhGulf Daily NewsSunday, 9th June 20133safety checks callafter blazeA COUNCILLOR has calledfor random safety inspections ofshops across Bahrain following afire that damaged seven stores inManama.Businesses selling mobile phones,electronics and clothes were affectedby Friday’s blaze, which causeddamages of around BD50,000.A short circuit in an air conditioningunit in one of the stores isbelieved to have started the fire,which happened at around 9.30am onSasaah Avenue and quickly spread toneighbouring properties.Manama Municipal Council vicechairmanMohammed Mansoorsaid random safety inspectionswere the only solution to the problem.“More fires are happening in suchshops due to not following safetyregulations,” he said.By Basma mohammed“The only way to prevent suchincidents is by introducing spontaneousinspections to ensure shops followthe rules to the letter.”Existing regulations for shopsinclude having fire extinguishers,visible entry and exit points and thecareful use of electrical devices andconnections.Mr Mansoor claimed some shopsonly followed safety regulationswhen they opened to gain permits.“They place a fire extinguisherand follow regulations to be ableto acquire the permit to operate,”he said.“After inspectors visit the place,the regulations are usually never followed.“Some of the shopkeepers do noteven know how to use a fire extinguisherand this can be rather dangerouswhen fire actuallystrikes.“They should be trainedon how to act if an emergencytakes place.”Meanwhile, City BoyTrading Centre ownerAbdulhameed Al Mulla,whose clothes store wasdamaged in Friday’sfire, revealed he had lostgoods amounting toaround BD20,000.He told the GDN hadonly just spent BD15,000 buyingnew stock that was about to go onsale.“I had just bought some new itemsfrom Dubai two days ago to sell inthe shop next week,” said Mr AlMulla.“I was going to display them inn Mr Mansoorthe new branch, locatednot far from this one inManama.“But I decided to stock them hereand they were destroyed completelyby the fire. The décor and otherequipment are mostly gone and thatwill cost me as well.”The Bahraini said his staff hadbeen trying to help put out the fire inthe neighbouring shop when it endedn One of the shops damaged by the fireup spreading to his store.“They could not save the itemsas the fire had already spread by thetime,” he said.Another clothes shop lost most ofits stock in the fire.“The fire gutted 75 per centof clothes and other items,” saidemployee Mohamed Insaf.“It cost more than BD8,000.”basma@gdn.com.bhBroadband Unlimited Plansyou’ll need more storageNow download all you want with the Broadband UnlimitedPlans from VIVA. Subscribe today and get ready for morestorage with the fastest speeds and free broadband devices touse at home or on the go.postpaid broadband plans:BroadbandPlanMonthlyRentalDataSpeedWithoutContractSpeedWith 12 MonthsContractUnlimited 20 BD 20 Unlimited 1Mbps 1٫1MbpsUnlimited 40 BD 40 Unlimited 2Mbps 2٫2Mbps

Gulf Daily NewsSunday, 9th June 20135ignored’The group was formed afterMr Al Tajer and his friendHamad Al Hassan met duringtheir bachelor studies inComputer Science at BahrainUniversity.The pair found a joint groundfor their passion and started toinvite other gaming enthusiaststo their meetings.n Mr Al TajerMr Al Tajer, whois a programminganalyst at a privatecompany, created hisfirst game to raiseawareness about theimportance of conservingwater.The game, titledPrecious Drops, wascreated using basicsoftware and wasshared on Androidplay store.“I developed a collection ofsoftware which allowed me todevelop Precious Drops,” heexplained.“After getting feedback onthe game, I decided to sharethis rich database through agame engine free of chargeto encourage developers to trytheir luck in creating games.”His latest project is a gamebased on a foreign planet,where a spaceship crashesand one of the crew memberslaunches a search forher colleagues to go back toEarth.Dead Gear is being createdin co-operation with aUS-based graphic designer,added Mr Al Tajer.“The game’s uniqueness liesin its various ending possibilities,”he said.“I wanted itto be close toreality, wheredepending on thedecisions youmake the gameending changes.“It will beavailable onSteam with alink available onmy own websitefor visitors.”He said the lack of aproper link between thetheoretical and practicalaspects of programmingwithin the education systemin the country hasresulted in Bahrain havingthe wrong concept of gaming.“There is a need to betterlink theories of programmingwith practicein computer studies,” hesaid.“Studies are usually toorigid and give the wrongidea of programming,which actually has morepossibilities.”To view Mr Al Tajer’sgame engine visit www.ps3code.com.basma@gdn.com.bh

6Gulf Daily NewsSunday, 9th June 2013Email: gdnnews@gdn.com.bhThe column everyone is reading – on Sundays and Tuesdays..!he multi-faceted attack on theAmerican Ambassador continuesTunabated.of soundbilateralrelations.shelter, whereshe allegedlycommittedwant to “sensationalise” the case andwas concerned for the dead woman’s“privacy”.While many of the jabs are in accord with Some maysuicide.Boy was that decision a PR dozy; thethe diplomatic Marquis of Queensberry erroneouslyThe official woman died in April!code, low blows and punches merelyconstrueBahrainiMost diplomatic media handbooksdiminish the opponent.that asfindingscounsel the importance of early publicLike the rather silly claim that the American “interference”,butthere were while maintaining legal perspicacity andconcludecomment on the basis of the facts,Ambassador was interfering in the internalaffairs of Bahrain by discussing the issue a willingnessno suspicious people’s privacy.of citizens’ housing with the Housingto listen tocircumstances, Simply closing the shutters to any publicMinister.arguments by W.W. but ancomment on an issue of public concernOr that Bahrain should “not allow diplomats on bothincreasinginvites suspicion and elevates the matter.to discuss the country’s internal affairs”. sides and anumber of Hollywood should be held to account forSorry, but candid discussions with thefrank discourse is essential.Filipinos beg to differ.the perception of the elevated status ofgovernment – and opposition groups – to Without being privy to the nature of the There has been a massive social mediadiplomats: the black-tie parties and thedevelop an understanding that allows the specific housing discussions it is hard campaign among Filipino expatriatesshaking of hands with leaders.ambassador’s government to get a better to determine what could be determined in Bahrain, as well as by people in the Yet most are temporarily elevated civilpicture of the host country, its strengths as “interference”, but as with allPhilippines, to get to the bottom of the servants and, when on a home posting,and shortcomings is the whole raisonambassadors a key function is to promote matter.you will find them seated beside you ond’être of diplomacy.trade and business ties.The Philippine Ambassador’s failure tothe subway, hanging out the washing orIt is not just about opening fetes, cake But the American Ambassador is not the comment to the deceased’s family or the buying toilet rolls at the supermarket.cutting and cocktails; the hobnobbing only diplomat in the trenches.media simply fuelled suspicion.“Your Excellency,” and the Mercedes,has real purpose and yes, verily, there For weeks now we have been hearing about Having been flushed out by the mediaindeed a temporary phenomenon.are sometimes harsh messages orthe tragic death of a Filipina who sought tsunami, the ambassador claims his They don’t always get it right, but they don’tadmonitions to deliver in the interestsanctuary in the Philippine Embassysilence was simply because he didn’talways get it wrong, either.Energy plant on trackBy MandEEp SinghA PROJECT that aims tonearly double the amount ofpower produced in Bahrainto help meet its future waterand electricity demands isgathering pace.The second phase of the $2billion Al Dur Power Projectis due to begin by the end ofthe year.When completed by the endof 2016, Bahrain will gain anadditional 1,200 to 1,500 megawattsof power availability perday, said Minister of State forElectricity and Water AffairsDr Abdulhussain Mirza.“Even now we have a surplusof 1,000MW per day, but withan annual growth in consumptionbetween seven and 10 percent, we have to be prepared forthe future,” he told the GDN.“We are taking steps toensure Bahrain does not fallshort of power in the future.“Our consumption now isnearly 3,000MW per day butwe produce around 4,000MW.“Increasing power demandis being fuelled by an increasein housing, expansion in industryand increasing population,among others.”l Rise in demandDr Mirza saidpower generationfunding for the secondphase projectwas expected to befinalised soon.A final decision onwhether the secondplant will be built bythe Electricity andWater Authority orgiven to a privateparty to operate hasyet to be taken.Dr Mirza also saidn Dr Mirzaand water desalinationfacility.It began commercialoperations inFebruary last yearand has a capacityof 1,234MW ofpower and produces218,000 metrescubed per day ofwhat is said to be thehighest quality waterin the GCC.no decision had been made on International Power-GDFthe amount of water the secondphase of the project wouldproduce.“Al Dur now produces 48million gallons per day andBahrain has a total productionof 205m gallons, of which 150mSUEZ, a world leader in independentpower and water generationand Gulf InvestmentCorporation, the largest financialinvestor in power andwater projects in the GCC builtthe plant.gallons is surplus,” he said. Its shareholders includeHis Majesty King Hamad a number of local Bahrainiofficially inaugurated the first institutions, including thephase of the $2.1bn project inMay last year.Al Dur Power and WaterCompany owns the plant –Bahrain’s largest independentSocial Insurance Organisation,Bahrain Islamic Bank, CapitalManagement House, First EnergyBank and Instrata Capital.mandeep@gdn.com.bhBill arrears success power supply vowA NEW initiative to recover unpaid utility billsowed to the Electricity and Water Authority (EWA)is paying off.Arrears have fallen from BD148 million at theend of 2011 to BD140m by the end of last year,revealed Dr Mirza.The outstanding amount owed to the governmentnow stands at BD131m, he confirmed.“We are using various ways to recover unpaidbills,” said Dr Mirza. “This includes refusing newconnections to those who owe us money and sendingrepeated reminders.”He said more people were paying their bills afterthe EWA began including what each consumer’selectricity and water bill would have been withoutthe government subsidy.“This is the first time ever that we have seen a fallin the amount of arrears in utility bills.”EWA chief executive Shaikh Nawaf bin IbrahimAl Khalifa earlier said the residential sector hadthe largest chunk of outstanding bills at BD76.2m.Unpaid bills in the commercial sector alsoamounted to BD35.9m and the government sectorBD22m.EFFORTS to minimise power cuts in summerare being stepped up, said Dr Mirza.The EWA has quadrupled the number ofpower generators to help people in the event ofa power cut.“We will do all we can but we urge people tostop overloading the network,” said Dr Mirza.“There is no generation problem but if peopleoverload, everyone will suffer. This has to stop.“We have plenty of power but there will bepower cuts if people use more than their installedcapacity.”Dr Mirza said the EWA has taken all steps toensure that there would be minimum disruptions.He revealed each power interruption duringthe peak season, between May and September,lasted an average of 18 minutes in 2012, comparedto 49 minutes in 2011 and 170 minutesin 2010.“We hope we can reduce this further thisyear,” he added.

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Gulf Daily News Sunday, 9th June 2013 9Gemini May 22nd - June 21stdefines our existencehelping hand of each and every member ofthe society. Let’s join hands with the securitypersonnel for the sake of our own, and society’ssafety.DuriSafety alertAccidents and deaths are no longer acause of serious concern for the people ofBahrain because that’s all we see and read inthe newspapers. the blame cannot be put onany particular person or group of people asno soul has the time and concern to ensurethe safety of oneself and others on the roads.But today i am writing this letter because irealise the magnitude of importance of lifeand feel that it doesn’t deserve to be shattereddue to minor carelessness of the driver,pedestrians etc. or the people concerned withthe maintenance of roads.i would like to bring to the attention of authoritiesconcerned the maintenance of thetraffic controlling provisions and the roadsthemselves. in most parts of Bahrain polereflectors which are there for guiding andrerouting drivers have become quiet deceivingin nature as most of them have lost theirlustre and brightness which actually resultsin drivers not noticing these poles, causingserious accidents, which i think is a cause formajor concern.Action has to be taken immediately ratherthan wait for a day when you or i will have toface this disastrous and unavoidable problem.Most people might think that this is not a bigissue to be raised when the country is goingthrough turbulent times, but i always believethat prevention is better than cure.i hope the readers of this daily will understandthe seriousness of the issue and spreadthis matter, so that people may be extra cautiouswhile driving through these hazardousareas and some serious action will be takensoon.Life is at risk on these particular roads becausewithout the illuminated poles there isnothing that drivers can do other than createan accident (especially those not aware ofthe problem). i would be extremely gratefulif these poles are soon repaired because,through this small step Bahrain will slowlybut surely advance towards having entirelysafe and secure roadsAthul Thomas BennyOpen not shutBrAdLey Manning has admitted leakingmore than 750,000 classified documentsto WikiLeaks while stationed in Baghdad asan American intelligence analyst. in doing sohe broke Us law, betrayed important secretsas well as trivial ones and made a mockeryof the vetting system that exposed him tosuch sensitive material.At the end of his court martial, whichbegan last week, he will almost certainly behanded a stiff sentence. He deserves to goto prison. no government, however open,can function without confidential diplomaticcommunications. no military operation cansucceed if its officers have to presume thattheir reports are going to be published. evenso, the Pentagon’s pursuit of a convictionon the capital chargeof aiding the enemyis harsh. the sentenceof life without parolethat such a sentencecould carry would beexcessive.Manning’s supporters,who gather mostmornings outside thehigh-security Marylandbase where he is beingheld, call him a politicalprisoner. some see himas heir to an Americantradition of brave andclear-sighted whistleblowingembodiedby daniel ellsberg,the former militaryanalyst who leakedthe Pentagon Papers,which revealed theextent of Us involvementin Vietnam. Heis neither of these things. When posted toBaghdad he was a confused and profoundlyunhappy 21-year-old. From the available evidencehe was intellectually curious but notimpressively informed. He was not allowedto be open about his homosexuality owingto laws that have since been repealed, butwas open nonetheless on Facebook abouthis myriad frustrations. He has been detainedfor breaking rules that apply to all Usmilitary personnel, not for his politics.in a pre-trial statement Manning claimedthat his goal in copying and sending somuch material to WikiLeaks was to spark adebate “over the role of the military and ourforeign policy in general”. He has sparkedplenty of debate, but mainly on another subject– whistle-blowing and the duty of thestate to protect those who engage in it.With notable exceptions, including cableson the flimsy basis for holding certainGuantanamo Bay detainees, the leakeddiplomatic traffic wasuncontroversial. ifanything, it revealed amore thoughtful anddiligent foreign servicethan America’s habitualcritics were inclined toadmit. What promptedthe mainstreammedia’s interest inWikiLeaks’ output wasits earlier leak of gunPublished letters arenot necessarily theviews of the Editor.Readers wishing tomake a complaintthrough the GDNshould provide full detailsof the complainttogether with theircontact telephonenumbers.camera footage, also supplied by Manning,from a Us Apache helicopter shooting andkilling 11 civilians in Baghdad in 2007.the narrow question of Manning’s guiltor innocence has already been decided.He has pleaded guilty to 10 of 22 charges,which alone could mean a 20-year sentence.But in ruling on the other charges and anyadditional jail time, Judge denise Lind, whois presiding without a jury, should considerone simple counterfactual: What if that guncamera video had never been made public?it reveals a tragedy and, at best, appallingbattlefield judgment. At worst it shows awar crime. since 9/11 the “enemy” that theprosecution in this trial alleges Manninghelped has spread to every continent.the security apparatus that pursues it hasproliferated to meet the threat and its intelligenceis vital. But in the end an opensociety’s best defence is openness. thatentails disclosure, and to that, too, Manningcan plead guilty. He deserves a measure ofleniency.H GI have a dream...AFew years ago a group of young Swedish musiciansencouraged us to “Dream the impossible dream”.On picking up my copy of your newspaper the othermorning, I couldn’t help wondering whether there wassome truth in their words. There, on the front page wasthe condemnation into the withholding of personal passportsby businessmen in Bahrain. Maybe the other partsof my dream will soon materialise.Part two would be to see a statement by the LabourMinister that the minimum wage should apply to all employeeswhatever the nationality. This would imply thatit would be cheaper to hire Bahrainis – unemploymentbanished overnight with maybe a 10 per cent reductionin the number of foreign workers.Part three of my dream would be to see a realisticpractical business education programme to enable commercialenterprises to compete and justify their businessprogrammes.But of course, these are only dreams and will probablynever come to fruition.d Jyour day seems full of promise, even though you mayhave a busy to-do list to deal with. A lovely aspectbetween the Moon and Jupiter can encourage gettogetherswith friends, upbeat meetings and lots ofbrainstorming. collaborating with others makes forhappy experiences. Money well spent can also bringsatisfaction.Cancer June 22nd - July 23rdyou may want to retreat from the world, but you’llstill be busy with thoughts and ideas. take a sabbaticalif you can. if you’re dealing with a frustrating issue,use this time to connect with your intuition and getanswers from within. However, Mercury in your signmakes this a good time to share thoughts and connectwith those people who you are really close to.Leo July 24th - August 23rdif you have a dream or exciting plan that you’ve beenworking on, now is the time to bring it out into thelimelight and take action. Listen to hunches, especiallyif they involve vitality issues. if you are feeling weary,then look to check out why. sharing thoughts and beingsupportive of friends may also bring rewards, especiallyon what can turn out to be a very sociable day.Virgo August 24th - September 23rdefforts on the work front can bring rewards. An upbeatinfluence may coincide with a lucky meetingthat lays the ground for future profits. if certain jobresponsibilities weigh heavily on you, then delegateand give yourself time to relax. stress is not good foryour system, so don’t overtax yourself. A get togetherwith friends or family members is also possible.Libra September 24th - October 23rdWatch out for conflicts between professional anddomestic interests, which could involve power issues.things are starting to look good concerning your career,so it’s just as well to resolve lingering problemsnow before things get really exciting. tonight may bedesigned for playful fun and entertainment. Hope fora lucky break along the way!Scorpio October 24th - November 22ndyou seem to be quick and restless, but also decisive inthought and convincing in speech, which makes otherswilling to follow your lead. Perhaps you can finallyagree with a loved one on a major expenditure. try notto over commit though. What seems like a good ideacould have hidden costs attached to it, so a good ideato probe carefully first of all.Sagittarius November 23rd - December 21stthe pace seems to pick up with lots going on, conversationsto hold and enough comings and goings tomake you dizzy. yet despite any restlessness you feel,you’ll still enjoy this day as it has plenty of movement.the fast pace continues, encouraging get-togethersand lots of plans. if you’re in the mood, a shopping expeditionmay turn up a bargain find.Capricorn December 22nd - January 20thyou may identify strongly with someone, possiblyyour sweetheart, a business partner or a friend youadmire for their gutsy attitude. Give some time and attentionto helping them succeed. they may appreciateit a great deal. At work, you may have to be the decisiveone if things have ground to a halt. Quick thinkingand a savvy approach could yet win the day.Aquarius January 21st - February 19thyour quick wits can amuse. entertainment may comein an unusual format that seems pleasantly promising.the social side of life may bring thrills and excitement.your natural interest in life and openness to unusualoptions can be good. Health wise, you may want todabble in a new exercise program that can help youstay in shape while keeping off the pounds.Pisces February 20th - March 20thGive your creative faculties a workout. Whatever youwant to do today, make sure it’s an expression of youressential self. if you love to paint - do so. if you like tomake music - opt for that. At the same time, domesticmatters seem to thrive. you may have a house full ofpeople, yet thoroughly enjoy yourself despite any interruptionsthat may affect personal plans.Aries March 21st - April 20thyou may need to show courage on an idea that showspromise. your busy lifestyle could get a boost, as communicativeactivities take priority. relationships cangrow stronger too. if you’re in a romantic mood, youmay meet someone tonight who is good with wordsand great to talk to. domestically, you might look toembrace creative interests.Taurus April 21st - May 21stMoney spent on the home may be money well spent.it may also be a good time to ask for financial help. ifyou do the research and have the right information toback up your request, you could be rewarded. you maybe keen to look into wellness issues. Perhaps a bookon health catches your eye providing information onfitness, supplements or diet.

10 Gulf Daily News Sunday, 9th June 2013what’sinonBahrainDAILY SMILE!FRED BASSETGARFIELDUP AND RUNNINGSpECIal EVENtSArt exhibition ‘Square Root’ by artist SergioMiranda, World Beat Fitness Center andCafé, 8am-1pm and 4pm-8pm. Visit www.worldbeatfitness.com or call 17612576for more information.Exhibition ‘Code-switching’ by Michaelarcega, al Riwaq art Space, adliya,10am-9pm. E-mail info@alriwaqartspace.comor call 17717441 for moreinformation.Istanbul Modern - Bahrain Exhibition,Bahrain National Museum, 8am-8pm. Call17298714 for more information.DaNCEBallet advanced adult and private class,Ballare School of performing arts,Saar, 9.30am-10.30am; stretch andflexibility, 10.30am-11.30am; acrobaticsbeginners and IDta ballet prep,3.30pm-4.15pm; IDta ballet grade 1,street dance beginners (ages 6-10years), break dancing (ages 5-10years), 4.30pm-5.30pm; acrobaticsadvanced, IDta modern jazz grade 3/5,break dancing (ages 10+ years),5.30pm-6.30pm; contemporaryadvanced, stretch and flexibility,break dancing (ages 16+ years),6.30pm-7.30pm; piano lessons.Call 17300021 for information.Bahrain Ballet Centre, Budaiya,Beginners ballet,3pm-3.45pm, pri- mary ballet,3.45pm-4.30pm,grade one ballet,4.30pm-5.30pm,grade two ballet,5.30pm-6.30pm,grade five ballet,6.30pm-8pm. Piano classesheld at Budaiya and Marina Club.Call 17693232 for more information.Classes for all ages, Victoria Dance,Hamala and Um al Hassan - ballet, tap,modern jazz, hip hop, break dance,contemporary, stretch, combat, bokwa,river dance, singing, guitar, piano,musical theatre, dance fusion. Call39876215 for more information.Ballet class, Life in Music school, Sanad, 4pm.Call 17625583 or 36798866.Dance classes, Harmony Music Gate, creativemovement (3-5 years) 3.30pm-4.30pm, street dance advance (10-17years), 4.30pm-5.30pm. Hip-hop, jazz,contemporary, musical instrumentsclasses, karate classes and art classes,9am-7pm. Call 13622112 or 36464360for more information.CUltURE, aRtS aND CRaFtSBSB Academy of Performing Arts, Hamala,individual classes in piano, violin, viola,Tourist and Leisure AttractionsSightseeing and city tours in Bahrain, Aradous tours, 8am-8pm. E-mail Aradous.tours@gmail.com or call 17234417 or 36788001 for more information.Full and half day sightseeing tours of Bahrain, Farhat International tours and travels,Manama, 9am-5pm. Call 36313142 or 17216411.Lost Paradise of Dilmun (LPOD) Water Park, next to Al Areen, 10am-6pm. BD16 for guests over1.2 metres in height, and BD7 for guests under 1.2 m in height. Call 17845100 for more information.Dolphin watch trips and boat trips, al Dar Island beach resort, off Sitra Coast, 9am-3pm.Call 17704600.Sightseeing tours of Bahrain in different languages, Bahraini German International Services,8am-8pm. Call 17742282 or 36742999 for location.al areen wildlife park and Reserve, 9am-4pm. Call 17845444.Ahmad Al Fateh Mosque (Grand Mosque) visit programme, every 30 minutes from 9am-3.30pm. Visits are put on hold during prayer times. No prior appointments needed unless biggroups or special arrangements are required. Call Farahat Al Kindy on 17727773, 39734440or fax 17729695.al Jasra Handicrafts Centre, al Jasra, 8am-2pm. Call 17611900.National Industries Exhibition, Industry and Commerce Ministry building, Seef, 7.30am-1.30pm.Call 17564170 or 17564171.Bahrain National Museum, Manama, 8am-2pm. Call 17298777.Full and half-day tours of Bahrain, 8am onwards. Call 36654246 or 77080111.cello, guitar, bass, voice, flute, clarinet,oboe, bassoon, trumpet,trom- bone and French hornand group classes inmusic theory, voice,speech and drama,Afro-Arabic drummingand exploringinstrumentscourse. Groupclasses - little voices,LAMDA speech anddrama, exploring instruments,mini music makers, junior percussion,drum circle, vocalzone, twinkletoes and musical mayhem. VisitFacebook page http://www.facebook.com/AcademyOfPerformingArtsBSB or call17610943 or 17610973 for more information.origami classes for children aged seven andabove, 9am-1pm and 4pm-6pm. Call38321523 for location in Hoora.Albareh Art Gallery, Adliya, 10am-8pm. Call17717707.Group and individual art and design classesfor adults at artist Marianne pasman’sprivate gallery, Saar. Call 39922642 forappointments.Paint your own pottery, Studio Ceramics, offBudaiya Highway, 9.30am-6pm. Call17599026.Creative classes by art lounge with Marion,Yathreb Garden, house number 4, oppositeSaar Music Centre, Saar. E‐mail artlounge08@gmail.comto register or call39212060 for more information.Oil painting, pastels, acrylic and water colourclasses, Ella Art Gallery, Adliya, 9am-1.30pmand 3pm-7pm. Call 17292815 or 39073299.learn Hindustani classical and light musicfrom qualified singer. Call 36401744 formore information.SpoRtS, FItNESS aND wEll-BEINGThalassotherapy treatments, Thalassa Sea andSpa at Sofitel Bahrain, Zallaq, pressotherapyand aqua bike. Call 17636391 for reservationsor more information on Thalassa sea and spapackages.Kombatt predator, latin Dance Studio,oxygen Gym, Budaiya, 11.30am and 8pm,latin booty workout, 7pm. Call 33889821or e-mail latin.dance.studio@hotmail.comfor more information.Tribal Fitness group and personal training,Bahrain wide. Call Craig on 39473710.Royal Country Club Fitness Classes, highand low impact aerobics (mixed – free formembers), 9am; pilates for beginners(women only), 10am; tae bo (womenonly), 6pm; zumba (women only), 7pm.Junior classes – royal rascals play group(0-3 years), 10am, monkeynastix (3-4years), 3.15pm; bricks 4 kidz (6-9 years),4pm; monkeynastix (5-8 years), 4.15pm;mixed martial arts (3-15 years, mixed),5pm. personal training and private swimminglessons are available by priorappointment. Call 17751264 to registerfor a class.Fitness Classes, Step Up gym, Muharraq, men’stimings 7am-9am. noon-1am, women’s timing9am-6pm, Women’s aerobics, 9.30am-10.30am and 4.30pm-5.30pm, belly danceclass, 3.30pm-4.30pm (only Monday andWednesday). Call 17343348.the first Cross Fit gym in Bahrain, ExtremeFitness EXFIt, Barbar, 4.30pm, 5.30pm,6.30pm, 7.30pm and 8.30pm. Call39533130 for more information.Fitness classes, World Beat Fitness Centre,Janabiya, ashtanga yoga (booking required)and nia, 8.30am, fundamental yoga, 9.30am,belly dancing (beginners), 10.30am, capoeira,4pm, karate kids (beginners), 4.30pm, karatekids (advanced), 5.30pm, karate adults andbelly dancing advanced, 6.30pm, Bollywoodfitness, pilates and zumba, 7.30pm. Call17612576 to register.personalised fitness programmes, groupexercise classes, yoga, zumba, personaltraining, Fitness First Bahrain. Call Bahrainworld trade Centre on 17131499 andoasis Centre, East Riffa (women only) on17620005 for membership and moreinformation.Fitness classes, Oxygen Gym, Budaiya, hour ofpower (mixed), 6.30am-7.30am; caloriescrusher (women only), 8.30am-9.30am;power yoga (women only), 9.30am-10.30am;O2 rave (women only), 10am-11am; kombatt(women only), 11am-noon; psycho circuit(women only), noon-1pm; pilates (womenonly), 4pm-5pm; zumba (women only), 5pm-6pm; taekwondo (children’s class), 6pm-7pm;Latin booty (women only), 7pm-8pm; Latinmix (mixed), 8pm-9pm. Call 17616165 inadvance to book.adult fitness class, Sparta (Sports and artsacademy of St Christopher’s School), Saar.E-mail SpartaDirector@st-chris.net or call17598475 for more information.Karate Classes, Karate do Academy,Futureshape, Garden City, Budaiya, beginners4.45pm, coloured belts, 5.30pm,advanced belts, 6.45pm. Training with residentblack belt sixth Dan Sensei AmrMouawad. Visit www.bkabahrain.com orcall 17591237 or 36657059 for more information.tennis training, 5.30pm. E-mail tennisinbahrain@gmail.comfor location.Cupping, Joz Spa, Juffair, 10am-11pm, Spa,10am-11pm. Call 17369133.Bellacura Beauty lounge and Salon, Juffair,9am-9pm. Call 17364955 or 36614814.Herbal massage, Yas Body Care, Riffa, 11am-11pm. Call 17491958 or 39776882.QuickQuiz1 Which former professionalboxer wasborn Cassius Clay inKentucky in 1942?2 Which 1998 filmstarred John Thaw asa curmudgeonlywidower who takesin shy evacueeWilliam Beech duringthe war?3 What is the name ofthe completed tallestbuilding in New York(the third-largest inthe world)?4 Where was the rockband Stereophonicsformed?5 How many monthsof the year have 31days?ANSWERS1 Muhammed Ali2 Goodnight MisterTom3 One World TradeCenter4 Cwmaman, Wales5 SevenClasses, Ramee Group of Hotels – exerciseclasses, Ramee suites 3, Hoora, Yoga, KriyaYog, Yog Nidra and Shatkrama for chronicailments as obesity, arthritis, Bp, cholesteroland stress free lifestyle, 7.30pm-8.30 pm (women only), 6.30am-9am,6.45pm-7.30pm (mixed) and swimmingtraining classes, 6.30am-9am, 6.45pm-8.30pm, call Manoj on 34375102; swimmingtraining classes, Ramee BaisanInternational Hotel, Hoora, 7.30am-8.50am, 3pm-4.20pm and 8pm-9.20pm,call Shree Bishak on 35383770; exerciseclasses, Ramee International Hotel, Juffair,power yoga, aerobics, pilates, circuit training,pranayam and meditation class,6.30pm-7.30pm and swimming trainingclasses, 5pm-6.20pm and 7.30pm-8.50pm,call Bijan on 36270302 or e-mail rjh@rameehotelsbahrain.com.Training and treatment in Yoga, Reiki andPranic healing, Bayoga, Juffair, 6am-10amand 4pm-8pm. Call 17725027.pilates private classes for women, Saar, 9amto 6pm. all classes are scheduled byappointment only. Call 39611396 formore information.Co-active coaching for organisations, transition,parenting, stress, study and work ethics,re-branding yourself, fulfilment and networking.Psychometric profiling and universityapplications (interviews/selection/personalstatements/essays) available in additionto study skills, presentation and networkingskills and academic writing workshops.Fully qualified and experienced staff.Call 38442727 or 17590137 or e-mail clare@TAKE A BREAK ...SudokuYesterday’ssolutionHow to plaY Fillthe grid so thatevery row, everycolumn andevery 3X3 boxcontains the digits1-9. there’s nomaths involved.You solve thepuzzle with reasoningand logic"We don't do anything together anymore"beckett-mcinroy.com.life and Motivational Coach, offeringpsychotherapy and Hypnotherapy pluspsychometric tests, Sanad, 1pm-9pm. 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Gulf Daily News Sunday, 9th June 2013 11Today's best guide to leisure,activities, clubs and events...8.45am, Bosu, 6pm. Call 39445816.Pool and snooker coaching with EuropeanBilliard and Snooker Association mastercoach, 12.30pm-midnight. Call 39778367 forlocation.acupuncture, Medical Tuina (massage),reflexology, Cupping, guasha, TheChinese Medical Clinic, Bahrain Wellnessresort, Janabiya, 9am-1pm and 4pm-8pm.Call 17795823, 1779 5961 or 39728383.Women’s fitness programme, Curves Women’sFitness Centre, Budaiya, 7.30am-1pm and3pm-7.30pm. Call 17691496.yoga classes for men and women, MarinaClub, Manama, 6.30pm-8pm, yoga classesonly for women, aseel saloon, riffa, noon-1pm. Call aruna on 39052254.Aqua aerobics, yoga, step, sculpt, spinning,pilates, bums and tums, belly dance classes,Bodyline, Saar, 7.30am-9pm. Call 17793932.iyengar yoga training with a qualified experiencediyengar yoga Teacher. Call39596026 or e-mail patricia.a.moss@gmail.comAerobics, Pineapple Spa, Manama, 8pm-9pm.Call 17712000.squash coaching by Hussain al Thawadi. Call36309124.Aerobics, Ezfit Sports Complex, Budaiya,10.30am-11.30am, 4.30pm-5.30pm, 6.30pm-7.30pm. Call or 17692378.indoor football coaching for five and sixyear-oldswith coach adil, ezfit sportsComplex, Budaiya, 4pm, for 10 to 12-yearolds,5pm-6pm. Call 36682135.Tai chi Corniche beach class, Bahrain Tai Chi andWushu Centre, Juffair, 8.30am, ladies tai chi,10.30am, little Kung Fu, 4.30pm, Kung Fu Kids,5.30pm, Junior Kung Fu, 6.30pm, Wushu,8pm. Call 36437931.Health Club, dessange, adliya, 6am-10pm,spa, 9am-9pm, salon 9am-10pm. Call17713999.Drop in meditation classes, Bahrain MeditationCentre, Adliya, 5pm, 8pm. Call 17712545.Therapeutic and relaxation massage, indianayurvedic Medical Centre, Mahooz, 8am-11pm, free consultation, 8am-1pm and4pm-9pm. Call 17722060 or 17720780.Exercises and relaxation classes for pregnantmothers, International Hospital of Bahrain,6.30pm-7.30pm. Call 17598290.Professional qualified and experienced personallife training for children, teenagersClubs and SocietiesAqua fitness, British Club, Umm Al Hassam, 8.30am-9.15am (formembers and guests), library, noon-7pm (for members only),circuits, 6pm-7pm (for members and guests) and scrabble,7.30pm (for members and guests). Call 17728245 for moreinformation.The american Women’s association (aWa) is a non-profitableorganisation with an active member base consistingof a variety of nationalities. Visit www.awabahrain.orgfor more information on becoming a member and beingpart of a vibrant group of women.The Association Francophone de Bahrain (AFBH) is a non-profitableorganisation consisting of members of all nationalities,whose common interest is use and practice of the Frenchlanguage through a large number of morning and eveningactivities. Visit www.afbh.net or call 33403763 to become amember or for more information.rotary Club of Manama - meeting and luncheon, The gulfHotel, 12.45pm-1.15pm. e-mail secretaryrotarymanama@gmail.comfor more information.Indian Club Toastmasters meeting, every first and alternatingSundays thereafter, Indian Club, Gudaibiya, 7.30pm. Call38881020 for more information.little bundles and terrific tots, My gym Children’s Fitnessand adults, life-Fit Personal Training,Budaiya, 6am onwards. Call 33001261.Personality and Ability assessments for successin work and life. Call 39407129 between6pm-9pm for location in Saar.Co-active executive, leadership and organisationalcoaching as well as career andtransition coaching evoking powerful andsustained transformation, 9am-8pm. Call36199980 for timings.Strong self-defence, body fitness training andpersonal training for all ages, 7pm-8pm. Call39595723 or 36065222.Personal Performance coaching, specialtechniques to guide you in the right directionto co-create the life you desire. Call36696666 for directions.Life and executive coaching - enhance yourpersonal and professional effectiveness;increase your productivity and life fulfilment.Call 38889796 for more information.Bamboo massage, free demonstration. Call39015776 for more information.Ladies and mixed yoga classes, and yoga therapyby trained Indian instructor, near BahrainSchool, Old Juffair. Call 36139134, 38804369.yoga for fitness and weight loss, Tulsi Tree,Chess classes, group and personal training, by internationalchess master. Call 33266677 for directions and information.umm al Hassam,behind CopperChimney restaurant.e-mailtulsitree12@gmail.com orcall 39646876for moreinformation.Centre, seef, 3.30pm-4.15pm, mighty mites, 4pm-5pm,free play, 5pm-6pm. Call 17566566.Cooking and culinary classes for all cuisines for students, housewivesand housemaids, Bahrain Institute of Hospitality &Retail, Barbar 8am-2pm. Call 17698726 or 36405506.Cinematic dance lessons, Kerala Catholic association,segaiya, 7.30pm. Call KCa general secretary roy Cantony on 39681102 or KCa assistant general secretaryVarghese Joseph on 39300835 for more information.Keyboard, guitar, tabla, drums, violin, light and Carnatic music,drawing and painting, clay modelling, cinematic and classicaldance, karate, yoga and chess classes, Kalabhavan music andarts training centre, Adliya, 4pm-8pm. Call 17717271 or17717017.Party Party drop-off playgroup for one to four-year-olds,saar garden, 8am-4pm. Call 36153158.Brain Body Dynamics, Budaiya, 9am-5pm. Call 17592661 or39246544 for information.Jewellery-making workshops, 8 Mansions, Country Mall,Budaiya, 10.30am-11.30am and 4.30pm-5.30pm. Call39040056 or 17594575.Therapeutic, relaxationand rejuvenationmassages, herbal facial,panchakarma procedures, consultationwith Ayurveda physicians andAyurvedic medicines, VaidyaratanmAyurvedic Health Centre, Riffa, 9am-1pm and4pm-9pm. Call 17228877 or 39912777 formore information.Classes in karate, kali, arnis, Filipino martial artsand aikido by internationally-rankedinstructors, Kyudokan Bahrain, near andalusgarden, Manama, 6.30pm-10.30pm. Visitfb.com/Kyudokan.Bahrain, kyudokan-bahrain.webs.comor call 33912592 or 36768718for more information.Karate Classes for boys and girls over six yearsold, Telugu Kala Samithi premises in Adliya,6pm-7.15pm. Call 39049976.Karate, judo, kung fu, wrestling and 18 differentkinds of freestyle martial arts,taught by fifth dan black belt instructor,Pakistan Club, Manama. Children - 7pm-8.30pm, adults - 8.30pm-10pm. specialself-defence classes for women. Call33960492, 39262904 or 36679513 formore information.email: gdnnews@batelco.com.bhAlcoholics Anonymous meeting, American Mission Hospital,6.30pm-8pm. Call 39434200, 17530020.Whist drive and lucky dip, Karnataka social Club, 9pm.Baby Gems Mums and Tots group for infants up to two and ahalf years old, Little Gems Pre-School, Barbar, 8.15am-9.45am.Call 17694356.ladies Mah Jong, dilmun Club, saar, 10am, power circuitfitness class, 8.30am. Call 17690926.Bahrain Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals(BSPCA) sanctuary, Askar, 9am-5pm. Those interested inadopting pets, walking dogs or volunteering, Call 17591231.Rescued animals will be accepted 24-hours-a-day.Tony the dogfather and CsBPa relocated animal rescuecentre in saar. Call 39629889 or 33363352 for moreinformation on rescuing, sponsoring, adopting, walking,volunteering or donations.Party Bridge Club, male/female, partners/singles. ContactGraham.Nugent@MANDEV.co.Dragon Kung-Fu training,the old Indianphysical academy,Manama, 7.30pm-10pm. Call39756307 formore information.instant stressreduction techniquesto overcomework pressure fromhome or office at a rapidspeed, gudaibiya, 6pm to 10pm.Call 33520620 for more information.The physiotherapy centre offers home servicesand physio centre, with latest techniquestreatment, 9am-12.30pm and 4pm-8pm. Call17722012 for appointments.self-hypnotism sessions for positive thinkingand improving creativity and prosperity.Call 33206641 for more information.Executive speech coaching - get laughs,applause and your message across, 4pm-8pm. Book free 20 minutes coaching session.Visit 3DSpeaking.com or call 37777784 formore information.CHurCH serViCesenglish language congregation worshipservice, national evangelical Church,Manama, 7pm. Call 17242578.CoursesPrivate tutoring psychology and sociology (alllevels), Sanad, 1-9pm. Call 36488688 for moreinformation.Cognitive training for struggling learners,adHd/add, dyslexia, autism, dyscalculia,dysgraphia, career adults, collegestudents, senior adults and those withtraumatic brain injury, neural Mindspark, seef. Visit www.neuralmindspark.comor call 36652314 for moreinformation.English Language courses for juniors, Bait AlTaleem English Language Institute, A’ali4pm-6pm, seniors, 6pm-8pm. Call 17643199or 17643197.Morning and evening spanish classes, intensivecourses, workshops, shaikh ebrahimBin Mohammed al Khalifa Centre forCulture and research, Muharraq. Call38396273.Courses in Arabic for Reading, Writing andMath, Al Ba7ith Institute, Sehla and Juffair,Saturday to Thursday, 10am-7pm. Call Sehlabranch on 17400227 and Juffair branch on17811227.english, arabic, French, spanish, italian,german, Farsi, Japanese and Chineseclasses, Berlitz language Centre, adliya,8am-8pm. Call 17827847 or 17694233.Learn Arabic in 48 hours with a private tutor.Call 34186689 or visit www.ispeakarabictoo.com for more information.Chatterboxes english language enrichmentclasses for three to seven-year-olds,Budaiya Pre-school, 4pm-5pm. Call17791491.General English language courses, TOEFL,SAT, GRE, GMAT preparation, adults andyoung learners conversation classes,American Cultural and EducationalCentre, Juffair, 8am-9pm. Call 17729997.english, Maths, latin, Creative Writingup to gCse and as level, uK Commonentrance 11+ 13+ exam preparationfor individuals and groups by graduatetutors at oxford or Cambridgeuniversity level, idris Tuition,Budaiya. Personal statements forschool and university entrance, examtechnique and interview practice. Call33771234.English classes, Lingo-Ease, Al Nasir Garden,Budaiya, 9.45am, Gulf Arabic conversationfor adults, 9.15am, English for younglearners level 1, 3.10pm, teens lower intermediates,4.50pm. Call 17590895 or39102997.english language communication skillsclasses for adults, e-mail writing, businesswriting workshops, TheConversation Centre, seef. Call39067062 for timings.The British Council, Khamis, 8.30am-7.30pm.Call 17261555.Certified Professional Practitioner courseswith international institute forPersonal and ProfessionalTransformations, including diplomasin Clinical Hypnotherapy andPsychotherapy, Counselling, nlP, CBT,eFT and Meridian Therapies,Biofeedback, Breathing Therapy.accelerated learning for adults andChildren. Call 39667623.French Tutor for all levels and TCF, TEF, andDELF. Teaching French as a ForeignLanguage. Call 38329388.english Courses (grades K-12) reading,Writing, Math, saT, arabic Coursesreading, Writing, Math (K-12), arabicConversation for adults, sylvanlearning, locations in sehla and Juffair,10am-7pm. 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12Gulf Daily News Sunday, 9th June 2013what’sinonBahrainCINECO (CITY):20 SCREENS1) Now You See Me (15) (Thriller)Starring: Jesse Eisenberg, MarkRuffalo and Morgan FreemanShows at 11.30am, 12.45pm, 2pm,3.15pm, 4.30pm, 5.45pm, 7pm,8.15pm, 9.30pm, 10.45pm andmidnightShows at (VIP II) noon, 2.30pm,5pm, 7.30pm and 10pm2) After Earth (15) (Thriller/Adventure)Starring: Will Smith, Jaden Smithand Isabelle FuhrmanShows at 10.30am, 12.45pm, 3pm,5.15pm, 7.30pm, 9.45pm andmidnightShows at (VIP I) 11am, 1.15pm,3.30pm, 5.45pm, 8pm and10.15pm3) I Give It A Year (15+) (Comedy/Romantic)Starring: Rose Byrne, Rafe Spalland Alex MacqueenShows at 11.30am, 1.30pm,3.30pm, 7.30pm, 9.30pm and11.30pm4) At Any Price (15) (Drama)Starring: Dennis Quaid, Zac Efronand Kim DickensShows at 7.15pm, 9.15pm and11.15pm5) Fast & Furious 6 (15) (Action/Thriller/ Adventure)Starring: Vin Diesel, Paul Walkerand Dwayne JohnsonShows at 10.30am, 11.15am, 1pm,2pm, 3.45pm, 4.45pm, 6.30pm,7.30pm, 9.15pm, 10.15pm andmidnight6) The Hangover-3 (15+)(Comedy)Starring: Bradley Cooper, ZachGalifianakis and Ed HelmsShows at 10.30am, 11.45am,12.45pm, 2pm, 3pm, 4.15pm,5.15pm, 6.30pm, 7.30pm, 8.45pm,9.45pm, 11pm and midnight7) Tattah (PG 13) (Comedy)Starring: Mohammed Saad, DollyShaheen and Lutfi LabeebShows at 11.15am, 12.15pm,1.45pm, 2.45pm, 4.15pm, 5.15pm,6.45pm, 7.45pm, 9.15pm,10.15pm and 11.45pm8) Hummingbird (15) (Action/Thriller)Starring: Jason Statham, LeeAsquith-Coe and Vicky McClureShows at 11am, 1pm, 3pm, 5pm,7pm, 9pm and 11pm9) Epic (PG) (Animation/ Comedy/Adventure)Starring: Amanda Seyeried, JoshHutcherson and BeyonceKnowlesShows at 10.30am, 12.30pm,2.30pm, 4.30pm, 6.30pm and8.30pmShows at (3D) 1.30pm, 3.30pm,5.30pm and 7.30pm10) Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani (PG13) (Hindi/ Romantic/ Comedy)Starring: Deepika Padukon,Ranbir Kapoor and Kalki KoechlinShows at 11.30am, 2.30pm,5.30pm, 8.30pm and 11.30pm11) Iron Man 3 (PG 13) (Action/Adventure)Starring: Robert Downey Jr, GuyPearce and Gwyneth PaltrowShows at 10.30am, 1pm, 3.30pm,6pm, 8.30pm and 11pm12) The Great Gatsby (15+) (Drama/Romantic)Starring: Leonardo Di-Caprio,C a r e y Mulligan andDailyrecipeThere are many ways to rosti a potatobut this is simple and the coriandergives a distinctive twist to a humblevegetable. Ideal on their own oras a side dish.Serves 4-6Ingredients1kg starchy potatoesSalt and black pepper, to taste1 onion, finely choppedLarge handful fresh coriander,chopped100gm butterMethod1) Coarsely grate potatoes and placein centre of a muslin cloth or teatowel.2) Bring together the corners of thecloth and twist tightly to removewater. Repeat until the potatoes areAT THE CINEMAJoel EdgertonShows at 10.30am, 1.15pm,6.30pm, 9.15pm and midnight13) The Call (15) (Thriller)Starring: Halle Berry, EvieThompson and Abigail BreslinShows at 2.45pm, 7.15pm and11.45pm14) Star Trek Into Darkness (15)(Action/ Adventure)Starring: Chris Pine, ZacharyQuinto and Zoe SaldanaShows at 12.15pm, 4.45pm and9.15pm15) The Croods (PG) (Animation/Comedy/ Adventure)Starring: Nicolas Cage, RyanReynolds and Emma StoneShows at 11.15am, 1.15pm,3.15pm and 5.15pm16) Pain & Gain (15) (Action/ Crime/Comedy)Starring: Mark Wahlberg, DwayneJohnson and Rebel WilsonShows at 11am, 4pm, 9.30pm andmidnight17) The Big Wedding (15) (Comedy)Starring: Robert De Niro, DianeKeaton and Katherine HeiglShows at 5.30pm and 10.30pmSEEF (II) (EAST SIDE):10 Screens1) Now You See Me (15) (Thriller)Starring: Jesse Eisenberg, MarkRuffalo and Morgan FreemanShows at 11.15am, 1.45pm,4.15pm, 6.45pm, 9.15pm and11.45pm2) I Give It A Year (15+) (Comedy/Romantic)Starring: Rose Byrne, Rafe Spalland Alex MacqueenShows at 11.30am, 1.30pm,3.30pm, 5.30pm, 7.30pm, 9.30pmand 11.30pm3) At Any Price (15) (Drama)Starring: Dennis Quaid, Zac Efronand Kim DickensShows at 11.15am, 1.15pm,3.15pm, 5.15pm, 7.15pm, 9.15pmand 11.15pm4) The Hangover-3 (15+)(Comedy)Starring: Bradley Cooper, ZachGalifianakis and Ed HelmsShows at 12.30pm, 2.45pm, 5pm,7.15pm, 9.30pm and 11.45pm5) Epic (PG) (Animation/ Comedy/Adventure)Starring: Amanda Seyeried, JoshHutcherson and BeyonceKnowlesShows at 11.15pm, 1.30pm,3.45pm, 6pm, 8.15pm and10.30pmShows at (3D) 12.15pm, 2.30pm,4.45pm, 7pm, 9.15pm and11.30pm6) The Great Gatsby (15+) (Drama/Romantic)Starring: Leonardo Di-Caprio,Carey Mulligan and Joel EdgertonShows at 12.30pm, 3.15pm, 6pm,8.45pm and 11.30pm7) The Call (15) (Thriller)Starring: Halle Berry, EvieThompson and Abigail BreslinShows at 11.45am, 1.45pm,3.45pm, 5.45pm, 7.45pm, 9.45pmand 11.45pm8) The Croods (PG) (Animation/as dry as possible.3) Place in a bowl and season to tastewith salt and pepper, then add onionand coriander.4) Shape the mixture into ballsbefore flattening into thin discs orplacing in metal cooking rings. Makesure the mixture is compact so itdoesn’t break up when cooked.5) Melt half the butter in a large,heavy frying pan. Once the butteryfoam has subsided spoon the rostisinto the pan.6) Cook on medium heat for 7-10minutes or until the underside of therostis is golden brown and crispy.Flip over, adding more butter as necessary,and repeat for a further 7-10minutes before serving immediately.7) You can also use a smaller diameterfrying pan cooking 3-4 minutesextra on each side.n Rose Byrne, Rafe Spall and Alex Macqueen star in the romanticcomedy I Give It A Year … now showingComedy/ Adventure)Starring: Nicolas Cage, RyanReynolds and Emma StoneShows at 11am, 1pm, 3pm, 5pm,7pm, 9pm and 11pm9) Yamla Pagla Deewana-2 (Hindi/Action/ Comedy)Starring: Dharmendra, SunnyDeol, Bobby Deol and AnuKapoorShows at 11.30am, 2.30pm,5.30pm, 8.30pm and 11.30pmSEEF (I) (WEST SIDE):6 Screens1) After Earth (15) (Thriller/Adventure)Starring: Will Smith, Jaden Smithand Isabelle FuhrmanShows at 12.30pm, 2.45pm, 5pm,7.15pm, 9.30pm and 11.45pm2) Fast & Furious 6 (15) (Action/Thriller/ Adventure)Starring: Vin Diesel, Paul Walkerand Dwayne JohnsonShows at 11.30am, 2.30pm,5.30pm, 8.30pm and 11.30pm3) Tattah (PG 13) (Comedy)Starring: Mohammed Saad, DollyShaheen and Lutfi LabeebShows at 11.30am, 2pm, 4.30pm,7pm, 9.30pm and midnight4) Hummingbird (15) (Action/Thriller)Starring: Jason Statham, LeeAsquith-Coe and Vicky McclureShows at 11.30am, 1.30pm,3.30pm, 5.30pm, 7.30pm, 9.30pmand 11.30pm5) Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani (PG13) (Hindi/ Romantic/ Comedy)Starring: Deepika Padukon,Ranbir Kapoor and Kalki KoechlinShows at noon, 3pm, 6pm, 9pmand midnight6) Iron Man 3 (PG 13) (Action/Adventure)Starring: Robert Downey Jr, GuyPearce and Gwyneth PaltrowShows at 11am, 1.30pm, 4pm,6.30pm, 9pm and 11.30pmSAAR CINEPLEX4 Screens1) After Earth (15) (Thriller/Rosti potatoesAdventure)Starring: Will Smith, Jaden Smithand Isabelle FuhrmanShows at 11.30am, 1.30pm,3.30pm, 5.30pm, 7.30pm and9.30pm2) Now You See Me (15) (Thriller)Starring: Jesse Eisenberg, MarkRuffalo and Morgan FreemanShows at 12.15pm, 2.30pm,4.45pm, 7pm and 9.15pm3) Fast & Furious 6 (15) (Action/Thriller/ Adventure)Starring: Vin Diesel, Paul Walkerand Dwayne JohnsonShows at 6.30pm and 9pm4) The Hangover-3 (15+)(Comedy)Starring:Cooper,Galifianakis and EdHelmsShows at 11.15am,BradleyZach1.15pm, 3.15pm,5.15pm, 7.15pm and9.15pm5) Epic (PG) (Animation/Comedy/ Adventure)Starring: Amanda Seyeried,Josh Hutcherson and BeyonceKnowlesShows at 12.30pm, 2.30pm and4.30pmAL JAZEERA CINEPLEX2 ScreenshotlinesFor enquiriesaboutBahrain CinemaCompany’s theatres17864666Dana Complex:175585581) Now You See Me (15) (Thriller)Starring: Jesse Eisenberg, MarkRuffalo and Morgan FreemanShows at 3pm, 5.15pm, 7.30pmand 9.45pm2) After Earth (15) (Thriller/Adventure)Starring: Will Smith, Jaden Smithand Isabelle FuhrmanShows at 4pm, 6pm, 8pm and10pmAWAL CINEMA1) Yamla Pagla Deewana-2 (Hindi/Action/ Comedy)Starring: Dharmendra, SunnyDeol, Bobby Deol and Anu KapoorShows at noon and 6pm2) Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani (PG13) (Hindi/ Romantic/ Comedy)Starring: Deepika Padukon, RanbirKapoor and Kalki KoechlinShows at 3pm and 9pmAL HAMRA CINEMA1) Mumbai Police (Malayalam)Starring: Prithviraj, Jayasurya andRahmanShow at 3pm2) Kutti Puli (Tamil)Starring: M Sasikumar andLakshmi MenonShow at 6pm3) Iddarammayilatho (Telugu)Starring: Allu Arjun, Amala Pauland Catherine TresaShows at noon and 9pm• For Bahrain Cinema online bookingtickets: cinema.o.com.bhDANA CINEPLEX12 Screens• All shows after midnight only onThursdays, Fridays and holidays1) Tattah (PG 13) (Arabic/ Comedy)Starring: Mohammed Saad, DollyShaheen and Lutfi LabeebShows at 11am, 1.15pm, 3.30pm,5.45pm, 8pm, 10.15pm and12.30am2) Hassal Khair (Arabic/ Comedy/Drama)Starring: Saad El Sugayar, Kamarand Karim Mahmood AbdulazizShows at noon, 2.15pm, 4.30pm,6.45pm, 9pm and 11.15pm3) Aurangzeb (Hindi/ Action/Thriller)Starring: Prithviraj, Arjun Kapoorand Sashaa AghaShows at 2.30pm and 8.15pm3) Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani(Hindi/ Romantic)Starring: Deepika Padukon, RanbirKapoor and Kalki KoechlinShows at 11.30am, 5.15pm and11pm4) Epic 2D (PG) (Animation/Comedy/ Adventure)Starring: Amanda Seyeried, JoshHutcherson and BeyonceKnowlesShows at 11am, 1.15pm,3.30pm, 5.45pm, 8pm,10.15pm and 12.30am5) After Earth (3D) (15)(Thriller/ Adventure)Starring: Will Smith, JadenSmith and IsabelleFuhrmanShows at 10.30am, 12.45pm,3pm, 5.15pm, 7.30pm, 9.45pmand midnight6) The Croods 2D (Animation/Adventure/ Comedy)Starring: Nicolas Cage, RyanReynolds and Emma StoneShows at 11am, 3pm, 7pm and11pm6) The Croods 3D (Animation/Adventure/ Comedy)Starring: Nicolas Cage, RyanReynolds and Emma StoneShows at 1pm, 5pm and 9pm7) Ice Age 4: Continental Drift 2D(Family/ Comedy/ Action)Starring: Ray Romano, JohnLeguizamo and Denis LearyShows at 10.30am, 12.30pm,2.30pm, 4.30pm, 6.30pm, 8.30pmand 10.30pm8) After Earth (3D) (15) (Thriller/Adventure)Starring: Will Smith, Jaden Smithand Isabelle FuhrmanShows at 11am, 1.15pm, 3.30pm,5.45pm, 8pm, 10.15pm and12.30am9) Epic 3D (PG) (Animation/Comedy/ Adventure)Starring: Amanda Seyeried, JoshHutcherson and Beyonce KnowlesShows at 10.30am, 12.45pm, 3pm,5.15pm, 7.30pm, 9.45pm and11.45pm10) Evil Dead (Horror/ Sci-Fi/ Thriller)Starring: Jane Levy, ShilohFernandez and Jessica LucasShows at 12.45pm, 5.15pm and9.45pm10) Olympus Has Fallen (Action/Thriller)Starring: Gerad Butler, AaronEckhart and Morgan FreemanShows at 10.30am, 3pm, 7.30pmand 11.45pm11) Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani(Hindi/ Romantic)Starring: Deepika Padukon, RanbirKapoor and Kalki KoechlinShows at 10.30pm, 1.30pm,4.30pm, 7.30pm and 10.30pm12) Tattah (PG 13) (Arabic/ Comedy)Starring: Mohammed Saad, DollyShaheen and Lutfi LabeebShows at 10.30am, 12.45pm, 3pm,5.15pm, 7.30pm, 9.45pm and midnightWeather ReportTODAY: Dust haze with rising sand inplacesWarning: NilWind: Northwesterly 20 to 25kt reaching28 to 33ktWarning: For strong northwesterlywinds reaching to neargale at timesSea State: 2 to 4ft inshore, but 4 to 7ftoffshoreSunrise: 4.46am Sunset: 6.28pmMoonrise: 5.17am Moonset: 7.05pmTemperature: Max 34°C Min 28°CHumidity: Max 55% Min 25%Mina 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Email: gdnnews@gdn.com.bhGulf Daily NewsSunday, 9th June 201313Driving licencesclamp slammedn Ms DiasRIGHTS activists and communityleaders have launched a scathingattack on plans to restrict drivinglicences for expatriates earningless than BD500.The proposal was contained in abill unanimously approved by MPslast week that could see tough newpunishments for motorists breakingthe law.Some fines have been quadrupledas part of attempts to reduce deathsand serious injuries on Bahrain’sroads.Parliament also wants the InteriorMinistry to draw up a list of peopleearning less than BD500 who shouldbe eligible for driving licences withinnew by-laws that will be issuedlater.But the bill, which has been referredto the Shura Council for revision, hascaused outrage among many.By ManDeep Singh“Hefty fines are welcome and weare all for it,” said Migrant WorkersProtection Society (MWPS) chairwomanMarietta Dias.“There is a very strong need for theauthorities to clamp down and try andreduce the number of accidents onBahrain’s roads.”But Ms Dias said restricting drivinglicences to people earning less thanBD500 was not practical.“It does not make sense,” she said.“There are countless numbers ofpeople who have their entire livelihoodsdependent on driving.“People need driving licencesto keep their jobs and get newones.”The activist recognised somethingneeded to be done about increasingrates of traffic accidents.“We have to curb rashMedical Complexdriving, but I must saythe expatriates are notthe major culprits,” shesaid. “The rule should beapplied to all drivers.”Accident and Emergencydepartment chief residentDr P V Cheriyansaid he hoped increasingfines for traffic offencesIndian Communitywould help stop peopleRelief Fund chairmanfrom flouting rules.Bhagwan Asarpotawarned thousands of peoplecould lose their jobsas a result of the drivinglicence restrictions.“The fines will gohigh, I can live with that,”n Dr Cheriyan“I have treated thousandsof people injured inroad accidents over morethan three decades atSMC and can safely saya majority of the injuriesand fatalities could havehe said. “But people being deniedlicences just because they do not earnenough is absurd.“There has to be better ways.”Mr Asarpota said thousands of jobscould be at risk if the plan becomeslaw.Senior doctor and Salmaniyabeen avoided if drivers had been morecareful and followed the rules,” hesaid.“So many young lives could havebeen saved.“This is a very welcome step andshould have been implemented longago.”However,Dr Cheriyanwas also puzzledby thedraft law. n Mr Asarpota“ W h owould be able to pay drivers BD500as salary?” he asked.Meanwhile, Bahraini economistsand businessmen also rejected anysuch legislation.Such a bill will tarnish the kingdom’sreputation, they said.Expatriates account for 35 to 40per cent of the total car sales inBahrain, car dealers told our sisterpaper Akhbar Al Khaleej.Bahrain Car Dealers Associationsaid the proposed law will affectmany economic and trade sectors,particularly new and used car sales,car loans and insurance.mandeep@gdn.com.bh

Gulf Daily News14 Sunday, 9th June 2013GraduateshonouredGraduates from oneof Bahrain’s top schoolswere honoured duringa ceremony at the GulfHotel’s Gulf ConventionCentre last night.a total of 153 aMaInternational school-Bahrain students receivedtheir diplomas aftersuccessfully completingtheir secondary levelcourses.the ceremony was heldunder the patronage of thePhilippines President’sspecial envoy to the Gulfand aMa Internationaluniversity of Bahrainchairman amable aguiluz.the honour roll included:ValedictorianMariamsaeed abdulnabi abdulredha,salutatorian amal salahHassan ali Hassan, firsthonourable dana FaisalIsa sarhan, second honourableesraa Hassan GhulamHussain and third honourablesalman abbas Mahdi alsekri.Mariam saeed abdulnabiabdulredha was announcedas best in english, Computereducation and social studies,eman Waleed abdullaabdulrahman for Mathematics,Nooh Hassan Ghulam HadiHussain for science, while bestin arabic language was amalsalah Hassan ali Hassan andNazneen Najeeb Mohammedin French.Parents, school officials, facultyand guests attended.n Proud moment ... graduates with relativesn Mr Aguiluz and Philippines Ambassador Sahid S Glang atthe eventCITROËN BERLINGO YOUR TRUE BUSINESS PARTNER2013 CITROËN 1.4L CARGO BERLINGO VAN BD 3,9992013 CITROËN BERLINGO1.4L PASSENGER VANBD4,350• 3 YEARS / 100,000KM WARRANTY & Road Side Assistance*• LOW Finance interest rate • SPECIAL TRADE-IN OfferVisit us at Citroën showroom in Sanad to check our incredible offers on the entire Citroën range andTest Drive the car of your choiceCitroën Showroom, Sanad.Tel : 17 62 11 62 www.motorcity.com.bh* Terms & conditions apply

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award from H16 Gulf Daily News Sunday, 9th June 2013WEEKLY FOCUSMotorcity wiMotorcity, the sole distributorof HyundaiHeavy IndustriesCompany in Bahrain, hasreceived ‘best market shareaward’ from Hyundai HeavyIndustries for its extraordinarysales performance during2012.Hyundai’s unparalleled productperformance along withMotorcity’s strong sales andafter sales support has contributedto this excellent result,with more than 60 per centmarket share in excavator andwheel loader segment during2012 in Bahrain.The event took place onMay 20 where Hyundai HeavyIndustries president B KChoe handed over the awardin recognition of Motorcity’sachievements to Motorcity chiefexecutive Bashar Darkazalliand Motorcity commercial divisionsenior sales manager ArunKumaar.“We at Motorcity are proudto receive this prestigiousn Mr Choe, left, handing over the award in recognition of Motorcity’cemtre and Mr Kumaar, rightaward from Hyundai HeavyIndustries and we are positivethat with Hyundai’s unremittingsupport we will continueto achieve excellent results duringthis year and the years toPROUD TO BE MARKET LEADERSMotorcity has been honored with the “Best Market Share – 2012” Award by Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI)for achieving 60% market share * in Excavator and Wheel Loader segment in Bahrain.We thank all of our customers for trusting our products and services.• Wide range of Excavators (1.6 – 120 tons) and Wheel Loaders (1.40 – 7.0 cu. M.)• Optimized hydraulic system leading to extended service interval• Superior Fuel Efficiency* as per AGFACTS report• 2 year/3000 hours Warranty • Maintenance / Labour service package available • Mobile workshop facilityFor Enquiries, call 17 702 111www.motorcity.com.bh

Advertising feature by APPLE SHARMAns salesIn association with www.tradearabia.comGulf Daily News Sunday, 9th June 2013 17yundais achievements to Mr Darkazalli,at Royal BahrainFour of the worst foods onthe planet – French fries,soda, candy and doughnuts– are some of the mostdetrimental to one’s health.These low-quality foods canadd a significant amount of saturatedfats, trans-fats and addedsugar with low valueto one’s health.One can imaginethe long list of diseasesthat accompanya poor diet and lifestyle,such as diabetes,stroke and cancer.Eating healthy notonly helps one’s bodyget back its inneryouth, but also affectshow one ages on theoutside.Also, in addition to eatingright, losing excess body weightcan significantly increase one’senergy levels and make one feellighter.“Get ready to rejuvenate yourhealth with Fresh Start,” saysRoyal Bahrain Hospital chiefdietician and nutritional therapistNada Jawahery.“We welcome people to challengethemselves on our weightloss programme.“The programme providesexpert guidance on weight lossand nutrition therapy to get youready to get back in shape.“On the Fresh Start programme,you’ll learn how toadequately nourish your system,improve your mood, reduceyour cholesterol, blood pressureand so much more.”come,” said Mr Darkazalli.Hyundai Heavy Industries hasbeen continuously striving tobuild state-of-the-art earthmovingequipment to give everyoperator maximum performance,more precision, versatilemachine preferences and provenquality.The reliable performancecharacter of Hyundai equipmentrange has been showing greatresults in the growth of the constructionbusiness in Bahrain.These are completely troublefree and are considered veryreliable for any worksite withminimum downtime.The range of products fromHyundai Heavy Industriesinclude forklifts, wheel loaders,hydraulic excavators andskid steer loaders, among manyothers.Motorcity’s dedicated andhighly professional sales team,service and parts network, supportedby their famous strongafter sales service guarantee aquick and efficient experiencefor all customers.Visit www.motorcity.com.bhor call Motorcity commercialvehicle showroom on 17702111for more information.One of three top foods MsJawahery recommends to helplose weight include organic freerange eggs.“This high protein foodhelps keep you satisfied longerwithout the unwanted addedhormones and antibiotics, plusplenty of vitaminsand minerals,” shesays.“They also giveyou the energy youneed to optimise yourweight loss plan.“I also recommenda handful of almonds,blanched in waterto keep your hungercurbed and loweryour cholesterol.n Ms Jawahery“Soak them inwater overnight and see howthey puff up and expand in size.“Everyone has heard thatadding the fibre and water toyour diet can help you loseweight.“This is why I recommendeating Quinoa, a high proteingrain that is rich in fibre.“The iron in it will help youfeel more energised. Quinoacan make a healthy addition toyour lunch meal - you’ll loveit.”Ms Jawahery promises toprovide you with an all-naturalway to lose weight on theFresh Start programme, so youachieve outstanding resultsand dramatically improve yourhealth.The programmes run at theRoyal Bahrain Hospital.n Finance Minister and Minister in charge of Oil and Gas Affairs Shaikh Ahmed bin Mohammed Al Khalifa yesterday receivedUS Occidental Petroleum Corporation chairman Edward P Djerejian and chief executive Dr Stephen Chazen and discussed jointinvestments as part of Tatweer Petroleum Company, along with UAE Mubadala. The deep gas joint agreement between the UScompany and the National Oil and Gas Authority was discussed.Women in banking‘facing challenges’MANAMA: Women in theworkplace, particularly in thebanking sector, continue to bedismally represented, especiallyin more senior roles.That was the message fromAl Salam Bank chairwoman andinJAz Bahrain executive directorShaikha Hessa bint Khalifa AlKhalifa.She was speaking at a Womenin Banking roundtable attendedby female banking executivesfrom more than 15 institutions,jointly organised by Citibankand the Bahrain Association ofBanks (BAB) at the KempinskiIxir Hotel.She gave a detailed accountof the role of women in the banking andfinancial sector, pointing out that this is thelargest single employer in the kingdom, withmore than 14,400 people and women makingup 37 per cent of it.“However, the majority of that percentilehold only junior to middle managementroles,” she said.“It is clear that women aren’t currentlyprogressing as far, or as high, as their malecounterparts. This is not only a local issue,but also an epidemic that is spread acrossn At the event are, from left, Mr Manna, Shaikha Hessa, Ms Al Moayyed and BAB chief executiveRobert Aineythe globe.”She listed the challenges facing women inthe financial sector as the prevailing attitudetowards women, an existing male-dominatedworkforce and the organisational culture anda lack of female role models.She called for proactive initiatives tocounter the challenges to women’s careeradvancement in banking.“The biggest challenge women face intheir career advancement in banking todayis not about organisational processes, but isn Middle East Retail Academy has named LuLu Hypermarket Bahrain retailer of the year2013. An awards ceremony was held at Fairmont Hotel Abu Dhabi, where members fromthe company’s central buying team received the award. Above, from left, IT products buyerBaijesh Narendran, assistant manager Shanavas P K and general manager Mujeeb Rehman.about awareness, attitudes and the cultureof the organisation,” she said. “These issuesought to be changed if banks wish to achievegender diversification at senior levels. Thiswill call for a sizeable shift in both organisationaland social culture and attitudes.”The roundtable was also addressed bySabah Khalil Al Moayyed, a banker withthree decades of experience in the financialsector, most recently as chief executive ofEskan Bank, a post she relinquished onlylast month.She fully endorsed Shaikha Hessa’s callfor action to support and promote morewomen in the financial and banking sector.“I come from a family with high expectationsof women in education and the professions,”she said.“This was very important in allowing meto set my sights high in my chosen profession.I also realised that to progress in mychosen profession I had to acquire skillsthroughout the sector and I moved during mycareer through all departments of the banksin which I worked.”Ms Al Moayyed said she resigned as theEskan Bank chief executive to devote herenergies to empowering women and tacklehousing issues in Bahrain.Citibank’s chief executive Mazin Manna,who opened the roundtable, underlined thebank’s commitment to diversity.“We recognise this as one of our competitiveadvantages, which is enhanced byattracting, retaining and developing thetop female talent in the industry,” said MrManna.“At 53pc, women make up more than halfof Citi’s workforce globally. In Bahrain,30pc of our Citibank workforce are women,of which 62pc are officers.”

18 Gulf Daily News Sunday, 9th June 2013In association with www.tradearabia.comPrivate sector ready toexplore Asian marketsMANAMA: Bahrain’s private sectoris targeting Asian markets as thekingdom prepares to host a majortrade and investment conferencelater this yearThe GCC-Asian Trade andInvestment Conference and its accompanyingexhibition in October will helpattract Asian investments and strengthenco-operation between the Gulf andAsean countries, said Bahrain Chamberof Commerce and Industry chairman DrEssam Fakhro, welcoming Bahrain’sdecision to host this mega businessevent.This reflects the kingdom’s successChina exportsslump hintsat slowdownBEIJING: China’s exportsposted their lowest growth ratein almost a year in May whileimports unexpectedly fell, governmentdata showed yesterday,underlining concerns thatgrowth in the world’s secondlargesteconomy could slowanew in the second quarter.Evidence has mounted inrecent weeks that the economyis fast losing growth momentumas sluggish domesticdemand fails to make up forlethargic export sales.The latest figures, shornof the hot money speculationand exports to warehouses butbooked as sales that had inflatedprevious months’ data, moreaccurately reflect the grim realityfacing China’s exporters.Exports edged up 1 per centin May from a year earlier, thelowest growth since last Julyand against a median forecastin a poll of a rise of 7.3pc.Data was even worse forimports – they fell 0.3pcagainst expectations of a 6pcrise.The trade surplus was $20.4billion for the month, comparedwith market expectationsof $19.3nm.Exports to the US, China’stop export destination, fell1.6pc in May, the third straightmonth of declines, while thoseto the European Union, the secondmost important market, fell9.7pc, also the third straightmonth of declines.However, in one bright sign,separate customs data showedthat China’s imports of majorcommodities rose in May comparedwith the previous month,helped by lower prices onworld markets and pointing toresilient demand.Thus, it has been an uncomfortablefew months forChina’s leaders as a raft of datahas pointed to a lack of tractionfor growth.in organising major international events,he said and hailed Bahrain’s leadingrole in enhancing economic and tradeco-operation between the GCC and theAsian region.He called on participants to takeadvantage of such events to boost andconsolidate economic collaboration andfacilitate trade exchanges, particularlyin the investment and economic fields.Dr Fakhro was speaking as he helda meeting with the deputy chief executiveof the Malaysian events organiser,My-events International Group, one ofthe main partners in organising theevent, Norman Kumar, in the presenceof BCCI board member and chairmanof the Promotion, Exhibitions andConferences Committee Kadhem Isa AlSaid and acting chief executive NabilAbdulrahman Al Mahmood.Dr Fakhro said that organising theconference and exhibition in Bahrainwill play a key role in consolidatingBahrain’s relations with Asian countries,its economic partners and open up newhorizons for the Bahraini private sector.“It will also push forward the effortsmade by GCC and Asian countriesfor free trade exchange between them,facilitate bilateral trade, exchange informationand data, develop a mechanismto settle trade disputes and exchangeviews on economic activities,” he said.Mr Kumar affirmed that Bahrain isthe perfect venue for such a conferenceand exhibition, thanks to its successfulrecord in organising many regional andinternational events, and is among thehighest-ranked in the field of internationalexhibitions and conferences.He added that the conference woulddiscuss GCC-Asian co-operation ineducation and training, infrastructuredevelopment, agriculture and food securityand manufacturing, and will alsoshed light on the positive investmentand economic atmosphere in Bahrain.n Industry and Commerce Minister Dr Hassan Fakhro yesterday inspected GSF Supermarket in Hamala and Delmon PoultryCompany to ensure market readiness for Ramadan.n Asry showcased latest maritime technology at one of the world’s largest shipping exhibitions, Nor-Shipping, to boost its presencein the European market. More than 1,050 exhibitors from 56 countries took part in Nor-shipping, a bi-annual exhibition in Norway.Asry highlighted leading maritime technology, services and solutions in ship repair sector. Above, the Asry stand at the event.Hollande tellsJapan debtcrisis is overin euro zoneTOKYO: French PresidentFrancois Hollande sought toreassure Japanese business leadersyesterday that the euro zonedebt crisis is over but acknowledgedthat steps to boost theregion’s growth and competitivenessneed to be taken.In a speech on the final day ofhis visit to Japan, Hollande saidthat the potentially destructivedebt crisis has served to “reinforce”Europe and foster greaterintegration of the 17 membereconomies that use the euro currency.He said authorities are developingtools to ensure greaterstability and solidarity such asa Europe-wide “banking union”and budgetary rules.“What you need to understandhere in Japan is that the crisisin Europe is over. And that wecan work together, France andJapan, to open new doors foreconomic progress,” he said inthe speech at the Imperial Hotelorganised by The Nikkei, a majorfinancial newspaper.Although the euro zone debtcrisis that erupted at the end of2009 has eased, the region’s collectiveeconomy has shrunk forsix straight quarters and unemploymentreached 12.2 per cent,the highest since the euro wasintroduced in 1999.Hollande said Europe needsto put more emphasis on takingsteps to promote growth andcompetitiveness “so that we canhave a better presence in theworld.”He also highlighted his proposalto create a common economicgovernment for the euro zonethat would set economic policy.Hollande called Japan an“exceptional partner” and urgedboth countries to invest more ineach other.France’s annual exports toJapan total about 7.5 billioneuros ($9.8bn), while its importsare just over 9bn euros.Both rank eleventh as respectivetrade partners.He said some people may havethe impression that France andJapan are countries that have lefttheir best years behind them, butthey are mistaken.“We don’t think we are countriesfrom the past. We shouldlead the world economy,” he said.He said it was “encouraging”that Japan was embarking ona growth strategy under PrimeMiniser Shinzo Abe to revivelong stagnant growth through amassive monetary easing and fiscalstimulus.During the three-day visit,Japan and France agreed todeepen their co-operation onnuclear technology.Data surveyMANAMA: Industry andCommerce Ministry has startedsurveying all industrial enterprisesin Bahrain.Industry and CommerceMinister Dr Hassan AbdullaFakhro issues directives yesterdayto launch the campaign.The aim of the survey is to updateindustrial data and add them toan e-network linked with governmentauthorities, acting assistantunder-secretary for industrialdevelopment Abdulkarim AhmedAl Rashid said.

Gulf Daily News Sunday, 9th June 2013 19In association with www.tradearabia.comTRA presents Arab retailprice benchmarking studyMANAMA: Bahrain telecom watchdog delivereda major presentation on the Arab retailprice benchmarking study during a meetingof the Arab Regulators’ Network (Aregnet) inRabat, Morocco.The study was conducted byTelecommunications Regulatory Authority(TRA) on behalf of Aregnet, and in collaborationwith an independent consulting companythat specialises in telecommunications servicesprice benchmarking.n The TRA delegation at the meetingBahraini tourists shunIstanbul after protestsBy BASMA MOHAMMEDMANAMA: Bahraini touristshave been changingtheir holiday plans as aresult of violent protests inIstanbul.The city is one of the mostpopular destinations for residents,who have been switchingto other parts of Turkeyor countries such as Malaysia,Thailand, Germany, Austriaand Switzerland.Travel agents said whilebookings to Turkey had notbeen massively affected, somepeople chose to change theirbreak from the Turkish capitalto Ankara following widespreadprotests amid plans todemolish Gezi Park in Istanbul.“We are getting some peopleasking for quotations forpackages to Turkey and thenchanging the destination to theFar East and Europe,” said AlGosaibi Travel tours managerAnand Krishnan.“The most popular destinationsinclude Malaysia,Thailand, Austria, Switzerlandand Germany among others.”n Women chant slogans on Taksim square in Istanbul during a rally yesterdayAn official from Al FanarTravel, who declined to benamed, revealed some Istanbulpackages had been changed toAnkara by customers.“Also, the new booking ratiofor Turkey is less than expected,”he said.“But so far we are still gettingqueries on packages toTurkey.” The official saidTurkey was the most populardestination among Bahrainitourists, but had been replacedby Far Eastern countries includingMalaysia and Thailand.However, Turkish Airlinessales supervisor MohamedIlyas said flights to Turkeywere fully booked for the nextmonth.n The New York Hilton Midtown, a 2,000-room hotel in Manhattan’s commercial district filled with business travellers, touristsand conference-goers, confirmed this week that it would end room service.“No one has cancelled theirtravel plans following the newsand we are still getting callstrying to book during this period,”he said.“For July, most people donot travel as it will coincidewith the month of Ramadan,where people do not prefer totravel.”The GDN reported lastTuesday that five Bahrainifamilies on holiday in Istanbulhad to be relocated as aresult of violent protests in thecity.Controversial plans to redevelopthe park sparked nationwideprotests against the proposaleight days ago.Turkey’s Prime MinisterRecep Tayyip Erdogan hasvowed to press ahead with theplan to demolish Gezi Park,described as the city’s lastgreen space.basma@gdn.com.bhThis study compares the cost of telecommunicationsservices provided to differentsegments of consumers in terms of usage.It also covers all retail prices in Arabcountries compared with the prices in thecountries of the Organisation for EconomicCo-operation and Development (OECD).The meeting adopted a draft law on informationand communication technology inthe region as a consultation paper for Arabcountries. It discussed the importance of protectingchildren online andthe role of customers, governmentsand Internet serviceproviders.The meeting reviewedAregnet’s strategic planto implement projects thatwould develop the telecommunicationsand informationtechnology sector inArab countries through thestrengthening of relationsbetween them.Participants also probedplans to encourage investmentand the adoption of necessarymeasures and policiesthrough co-operation and coordinationbetween the Arabcountries in the field of telecommunicationsand informationtechnology.The TRA delegationincluded finance managerShadi bin ShamsanAl Wasawasi, licensingand spectrum managerAbdulrahman bin HishamAl Suwaidi and telecommunicationsmarket analystSaeed Ahmed Mashkoor.The meeting focused oncloud computing in the regionand how to stimulate its use,especially for small and medium-sizedcompanies.Participants also discussedconsumer protection issuesand ways of solving crossborderproblems, and therole of Arab regulators tofacilitate effective communicationon the Aregnet’s website.Merkel seeksEU reformsBERLIN: Chancellor Angela Merkel urged European Unioncountries yesterday to carry out further structural reforms, sayingGermany could only remain in good shape if the Europeaneconomy recovers.“That’s why it’s very much in Germany’s interest to do everythingit can to ensure other states implement structural reforms,that budgets are made solid and that economic activity is stimulatedin this way,” she said in a video podcast.Merkel, who will seek a third four-year term in an election duein September, praised progress made by the region so far, sayingEU states had already implemented a lot of structural reforms andthat the continent had generally improved.Europe’s economic health is crucial to Germany, the continent’slargest economy. It sends some 40 per cent of its exports to the17-nation euro zone and 60pc to the wider 27-member EuropeanUnion.Merkel also urged the EU to “campaign intensively” for a freetrade agreement between the US and Europe in a bid to speed upbilateral commerce.France has said it wants the European Commission’s mandatefor the negotiations to exclude the audio-visual industry.

20 Gulf Daily News Sunday, 9th June 2013CURRENCIESExchange RatesCOUNTRY SELL CASH SELL DRAFTAUSTRALIA (Dollar) 0.3665 0.3635BANGLADESH (Taka) 0.00494 0.00485CANADA (Dollar) 0.3780 0.3740CHINA (Yuan) 0.061100 0.0611DENMARK 0.0700 -EGYPT (Pound) 0.0536 0.0545EUROPEAN UNION (Euro) 0.5060 0.5035HONG KONG (Dollar) 0.04980 0.04940INDIA (Rupee) 0.00682 0.00674INDONESIA (Rupiah) 0.00004026 0.0003915IRAN (Tuman) 0.00021957 -IRAQ (Dinar) 0.000302 -JAPAN (Yen) 0.004030 0.003960JORDAN (Dinar) 0.5353 0.5350KOREA (Won) 0.00038725KUWAIT (Dinar) 1.3310 0.1331MALAYSIA (Ringgit) 0.125200 0.1252NEW ZEALAND (Dollar) 0.3025 0.3015NORWAY (Krone) 0.0675 -N.Yemen - -NEPAL (Rupee) 0.00457 0.00421OMAN (Riyal) 0.98000 0.98300PAKISTAN (Rupee) 0.00392 0.00385PHILIPPINES (Peso) 0.00930 0.00893QATAR (Riyal) 0.10379 0.10374SAUDI ARABIA (Riyal) 0.10062 0.10065SINGAPORE 0.3057 0.3047SOUTH AFRICA (Rand) 0.03990 0.03980SRI LANKA (Rupee) 0.00326 0.00299SWEDEN (Krona) 0.0606 -SWITZERLAND (Franc) 0.4120 0.4090SYRIA (Pound) 0.003800TAIWAN (Dollar) 0.013100 -THAILAND (Baht) 0.012680 0.012510TURKEY (Lira) 0.2101 -UK (Sterling) 0.5950 0.5925UAE (Dirham) 0.102800 0.102800USA (Dollar) 0.37800 0.37800For firm rates or for currencies not listed above please call BahrainFinancing Company. Telephone: 17228888.Gulf Interbank Rates1 US$ 1 UK Stg 1 SFR 100 YenBAHRAIN 0.3770 0.5829 0.4015 0.3804KUWAIT 0.2855 28.2931 0.3040 0.2881OMAN 0.3849 0.3614 0.4099 0.3884QATAR 3.6420 3.4198 3.8786 3.6751UAE 3.6730 3.4489 3.9116 3.7064SAUDI 3.7500 3.5213 3.9936 3.7841GOLDGold barsSellingRates are in Bahrain Dinars8gm coin 22k 134.5008gm coin 21k 128.0001gm (24 carat) 19.5002.5gm 46.0005gm 89.00010gm 174.25020gm 344.00050gm 852.500100gm 1,699.5001 ounce 532.0001 tola 202.0005 tola 990.50010 tola 1,971.5001kg 16,818.5001kg silver 301.5001/2kg silver 153.000Courtesy Bahrain Express ExchangeTel: 17-275-275SHIPPINGAlmoayed WilhelmsenImportsWan Hai OOCL/NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East tomorrowCSL Ride OOCL/NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East June 11Sagamore OOCL/NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East June 14Glovis Challenge WWL/NMT due from Europe, US, Far East June 16CSL Ride OOCL/NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East June 17APL Poland OOCL/NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East June 20Sagamore OOCL/NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East June 23APL Tennesse OOCL/NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East June 27CSL Ride OOCL/NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East June 28Primrose Ace WWL/NMT due from Europe, US, Far East June 29Wan Hai OOCL/NVOCC due from Europe, US, Far East June 30Exports From BahrainCSL Ride OOCL to Far East, China, Southeast Asia, Inter Gulf June 11CSL Ride OOCL to Far East, China, Southeast Asia, Inter Gulf June 18Al Sharif GroupTS Qingdao TS Line due from Far East tomorrowUASC Shuwaikh Hanjin due from Europe June 13Puelo Hanjin due from Far East June 13Al Sabahia Hanjin due from US, Mediterranean June 13Hanjin Belawan Hanjin due from Inter Gulf June 13Donau Trader TS Line due from Far East June 17Xin Nan Sha Hanjin due from Europe June 20NEW YORK: The US May jobs report came injust right for investors – neither too weak nortoo strong to rock the boat – but market participantsare now questioning what’s next forstocks.The equity market is on nebulous middleground. The S&P 500 is just 1.5 per cent awayfrom its all-time closing high, but other thanFriday’s rally on the jobs data, it has been stuckin a period of uncertainty.The Labour Department added 175,000 jobsin May, slightly higher than expected, but at alevel that indicates the status quo should holdfor the Federal Reserve’s stimulus programme.Some had worried that if job growth farexceeded expectations, the Fed would reducebond-buying sooner than expected, while otherswere concerned that an exceptionally weaknumber would reveal a fundamentally softlabour market. The data’s ability to relieve bothfears may benefit stocks.“The number had a little something in it foreverybody, in terms of those who suspect taperingmight begin sooner and those who think itmight start later,” said Janney MontgomeryScott chief investment strategist MarkLuschini, adding that the May payrolls figurecould “prime market participants to be morepositive toward equities leading into nextweek’s trading.”The programme is widely cited as a majorcontributor to the S&P 500’s surge of 15.2pc in2013, when it has hit a repeated series of recordhighs.Wall Street’s performance has been closelytethered to the Fed’s stimulus programme, benefitingfrom the belief that the economy is justDILBERTMayssan Hanjin due from Far East June 20Al Noof Hanjin due from US, Mediterranean June 20Hanjin Belawan Hanjin due from Inter Gulf June 20TS Jakarta TS Line due from Far East June 24UASC Samarra Hanjin due from Europe June 27Palena Hanjin due from Far East June 27Hanjin Los Angeles Hanjin due from US, Mediterranean June 27Hanjin Malta Hanjin due from US, Mediterranean June 27Hanjin Belawan Hanjin due from Inter Gulf June 27TS Singapore TS Line due from Far East July 1Dilmun Shipping AgencyTS Qingdao Emirates due from Far East tomorrowAsian Grace Hyundai Glovis due from Far East June 12Xin Nan Sha CSCL due from Far East June 15Donau Trader Emirates due from Far East June 17Glovis Challenge Hyundai Glovis due from Europe June 19Morning Champion Eukor due from Europe June 22UASC Samarra CSCL due from Far East June 22TS Jakarta Emirates due from Far East June 24UASC Khor Fakkan CSCL due from Far East June 29TS Singapore Emirates due from Far East July 1Al Farahidi CSCL due from Far East July 6Gulf Agency CompanyMOL Continuity NYK due from Europe todayessential guide to local and world marketsJobs data boost for investorsn Traders on the floor of the New York Stock Exchangeweak enough to keep the Fed buying bonds.When Fed chief Ben Bernanke said on May22 that the central bank may decide to reducepurchases if the economy shows signs of significantimprovement, stocks fell and bondyields surged.The uncertainty has also increased volatility,with the S&P 500 frequently making dailymoves of 1pc or staging dramatic middayreversals. The CBOE Volatility Index, or VIX,has risen more than 20pc over the past threeweeks, although at a level of 15.14, it is still ata level associated with a relatively calm environment.“Equity markets are in a period of adjustment,”said JP Morgan Fundsglobal market strategistAnastasia Amoroso.“If there’s an unannouncedchange in policy, that could be ashock to the downside.”That adjustment is likely to keep trading ina narrow range. On Thursday, the S&P 500briefly fell under its 50-day moving averageof 1,604, as well as below the psychologicallyimportant level of 1,600, beforerebounding. However, the benchmark indexremains below its 14-day moving average of1,645.08.This year’s gains have been broad, with all10 S&P 500 sectors sharply higher, so it is difficultto determine which sectors may be themost vulnerable to a market pullback. The bestperformingsector of the year – health care, up20pc – is a defensive group, as is telecom, oneof the year’s weaker performers, with a gain of8.6pc for the year to date.WEEK AHEADNYK Virgo NYK due from Far East June 11NYK Athena NYK due from Far East June 12Mayssan CSAV/NOR due from Far East June 15NYK Adonis NYK due from Europe June 16Tsing Tao Express NYK due from Far East June 18MSC Antiga CSAV/NOR due from Europe June 18Buxcost CSAV/NOR due from Europe June 18NYK Apollo NYK due from Far East June 19International AgenciesEver Unity EMC due from Far East tomorrowCMA CGM Laperouse ANL due from Europe June 12ITAL Laguna EMC due from Far East June 17Ever Union EMC due from Far East June 17CMA CGM Marco Polo ANL due from Europe June 19National ShippingUmm Salal Cosco due from Far East June 11Cosco Oceania Cosco due from Far East June 11YM Success YML due from Far East June 12Shahraz HDSL due from Far East June 13MSC Bari MSC due from Europe, Mediterranean June 14MSC Deila MSC due from Europe, Mediterranean June 14CMA CGM Marco Polo MSC due from Europe, Mediterranean June 14Messologi MSC due from Far East June 14Mare Caribicum MSC due from Far East June14Cyclical sectors, which are tied to the paceof economic growth and have been especiallysensitive to any indication that Fed policy maybe changing, have also outperformed the broadmarket this year.However, despite those gains and the Feduncertainty, they may not be vulnerable goingforward.The shakier sectors have been the big dividendpayers, because higher yields on safegovernment debt would make those shares lessattractive.“Investors haven’t simply been ‘selling thewinners,’” Bespoke Investment Group wrote ina note to clients this week.“What investors have been sell-ing are the high dividend payers,which is not usually what happenson pullbacks. In fact, the oppositeusually occurs, as investors flockto ‘safer’ plays.”For the week, the Dow Jones industrial averagerose 0.9pc, the S&P 500 added 0.8pc andthe Nasdaq advanced 0.4pc.Next week, there appear to be few obviouscatalysts to change the equation. Only two S&P500 companies – H&R Block and PVHCorporation – are scheduled to report results.The economic data calendar is light, thoughMay retail sales on Thursday and the preliminaryreading on June consumer sentiment onFriday will be closely watched.Inflation data will also be on the agenda. TheUS Producer Price Index, set for release onFriday, is forecast to rise just 0.1pc in May,according to economists polled by Reuters, aftera drop of 0.7pc in April. On a year-over-yearbasis, overall PPI is expected to rise1.4pc in May, the Reuters Poll showed.“It looks like we’re shaping up fora traditional summer where we’llbuild a base and perhaps enter intothe doldrums of summer trading,”said LEK Securities director of tradingFrank Davis .With the exception of consumerstocks, which could be affected by theretail data, Davis added, “I’m not anticipatingany meaningful follow-throughto next week, but I’m not anticipatingany measurable pulldown either.”

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Gulf Daily News Sunday, 9th June 2013 231729911017293131Fax: 17293400E-mail: classifieds@tradearabia.netClassifiedFor the best response, seven days a week. Now online: www.gulf-daily-news.comLineage:300 fils per wordper day (Minimum10 words)Display B&W:BD7/- per singlecolumn(Minimum 3cms)Display Colour:BD13/- per singlecolumn centimetre(Minimum 30cms)Series discount:Four for the priceof Three, consecutive(unchanged)Deadlines:Lineage 11amDisplay 9amCancellations 1pmWorking Hours:Sunday to Thursday8am - 6pmSaturday 8am-2pmAnnouncementsDOCUMENT CLEARING& PR- all governmentrelated jobs. HILTONPUBLIC RELATIONS. Tel.17514461, 39428094.htn26@batelco.com.bhWE DO EventManagement, ProfessionalGraphic Designing, allkinds of Printing,Embroidery, Giveaways.For more info pleasecontact IMPRINT: Mobile:39007030 or office:17231323.GDN Classifieds, the bestmedia to advertise yourbusiness services. Formore information on ourseries discounts and specialmonthly rates call17299110/ 17293131.Property for SaleABRAJ AL LULU 2BR, FF,luxurious, seaview,BD75000/- onwards. Tel.34028666AMWAJ 4BR villa, maidsroom, pool & private beach,BD235,000/-. Tel:38821400AMWAJ ZAWIA-3 brandnew 2BR, 127sqm, balconywith facilities, BD85,000/-,negotiable, Tel. 34504327 -SarahVILLA IN Amwaj floatingcity 3BR & 3 bathrooms, FF& boat jetty, BD215000. Tel:39412412 (Owner)AMWAJ MEENA7, 2BRApartment, 126 sqm, balconywith lovely views ofpool and sea, BD115,000/-Tel. 34504327 - SarahDREAM TOWER-1 luxury2BR apartment for sale,167sqm, high quality furniture,facilities included,rooftop pool, gym, sauna,BD85,000/-, negotiable,Tel. 34504327 - SarahAMWAJ MEENA7, 2BRApartment plus study andmaids rooms, 2 balconies,BD140,000/- Tel. 34504327- SarahProperty for RentMUHARRAQ NEAR DelmonBakery, 2BR, bathrooms,hall, BD170/-. Tel:33637833SEAVIEW MORDERNapartments 1/2/3BR, tastefullyfurnished, spaciousrooms, all facilities,BD400/- inclusive onwards.Tel. 39964645.FF STUDIO flat, BD250/-only. Tel. 33313733DELUXE VILLA, 5 Bedrooms,with swimming poolBD1000/- Tel. 36661673WAREHOUSE, COMMER-CIAL villa, office space,apartments rent Bahrain.Tel: 39044943, 33837110.www.samsproperties.comADLIYA COMPOUND villa3/4/5BR family atmospherespacious quality interiors,spuerb facilites, BD800/-inclusive onwards. Tel:39964645AVAILABLE FOR rent,labour camp, warehouse,garage, offices, Salmabad.Contact: 39611161HAMALA STYLISH 5BRprivate villa for people withgreat taste, huge maturedprivate garden, big privatepool, mordern interiors. Tel:39964645AMWAJ TALA Island 4BRbright & airy beautifullydesigned spacious villawith private beach & pool,modern interiors. Tel.39964645COMMERCIAL ADLIYAmassive 10BR villa on mainroad with big garden, goodfor any business. Tel:39964645TUBLI, NEAR BahrainMap, spacious 3 bedroom,3 bathrooms, FF apartment,2 halls, largekitchen, store, balcony, privateparking. BD600/-inclusive. Tel. 39608620NEAR ASHRAF: 1BR FFBD270/-, inclusive electricity.Tel. 36757712,36686979TO LET flats 2BR, 2 bathrooms,hall, JanabiyaBD150/-. Tel. 39656507.BUSAITEEN FLAT, new &luxurious, FF, 2BR, 2 bathrooms,balcony, security,gym.Tel. 36502500GALALI, 3BR villa, FF,carpark, big garden,BD600/-. Tel: 39319227JUFFAIR BRANDNEW3BR FF townhouses withpools, quiet area, BD950/-inclusive. Mark 36067011,PROJECTS & PROPER-TIES Tel. 17725772

24Gulf Daily News Sunday, 9th June 2013Property for RentContinuedFLOATING CITY, Amwaj,1/2/3BR, FF, lovely viewwith boat mooring. Tel:37733486, 39319227LUXURIOUS FLAT for rentin Juffair, 2BR, 2 bath, 17thfloor, fully furnishedBD600/- Tel. 33280609GUFOOL 2BR flat, 2 bathrooms,hall, kitchen, maid’sroom + large terrace. Tel.39447392STUDIO FLAT at rooftop,furnished + electricity,Hoora BD150/- Tel.39462511, 33888997ADLIYA NEAR Ferrari, spacious2BR, SF, gym, C.AC,BD340/-. Tel. 39609975UMM AL-HASSAM nearKims Hospital, furnished 1BR.Tel. 39683030, 36942849RIFFA & ADLIYA. FF flats,secured, carpark, new,central AC, security. Tel.34306959, 17760000DIPLOMATIC AREA/Adliya: Luxury 1/2BR FFapartments + facilities,BD325/- BD450/- inclusive.Tel. 39549854AMWAJ: 1BR, FF apartmentfor rent inclusiveBD400/-swimming pool.Tel: 33008311LABOUR ACCOMMODA-TION, new project with allfacilities, secured location.Tel. 39690307EXHIBITION ROAD spacious3BR C.AC executiveapartment semi-furnishedBD400/- Tel. 39457468www.carltonestate.com,Porta Reef luxury 2BR FFapartment, panoramicviews, excellent facilitiesBD850/- (negotiable). CallMarie 36504411, 17292827,marie@carltonestate.comMAHOOZ, 2/3BR FFBD400/- -BD500/-; Adliya3BR BD400/-, 3BR villaBD800/- Tel. 33485623GUDABIYA 1/2BR FF,monthly or yearly,BD300/— BD250/- inclusive.Tel: 34457721,33754229, 33005308JASRA, EXCEPTIONALnew 4 bedrooms privatevilla with pool and garden.BD2200/-, Amwaj 2 bedroomFF apartment withmagnificent views, all facilitiesinclusive. BD800/-.Purple Properties Tel.39629209. 39990939RIFFA LUXURY villas, 4BR,large living room & kitchen,driver & servants quarter,large pool, 24hrs. security.Tel. 17290737, 34503682HAMALA, NEAR BritishSchool, 5BR FF compoundvilla, pool, Gym, BD1400/-inclusive. Tel. 39640128,39833478SARAYA: 4BR FF villa forrent, all facilitates, inclusiveBD850/-Tel: 33008394ClassifiedADLIYA: 2BR, SpaciousApartment, FF, BD350/-Inclusive, car parking.Tel.36677260GUDABIYA 4BR, 2 bathrooms,UF, spacious apartments,BD400/-. Tel:33822764, 33754229,33005308GUDAIBIYA, SALMANIYA& Mahooz near QatarEmbassy, SF/ FF flats,BD160/— BD280/-. Tel.34353461LABOUR ACCOMMODA-TION East Riffa, 2BR, 2bathrooms BD220/-. Call37766750COMMERCIAL & RESI-DENTIAL villas, flats,offices, accommodation,warehouses; Seef, Jidali,Ras Zuwaid. Tel. 396682721/2BR, 2 bathrooms, big hall,tiled floor, Manama BD140/-BD250/-. Tel: 39278465ADLIYA, JUFFAIR,Mahooz, Zinj, 2, 3 & 4BRvillas, semi & fully furnishedwith facilities from BD800/-Tel. 34504327 - SarahTHE ADDRESS TOWER.Fully fitted Offices at Seef128sqm to 148sqm for rentfrom BD800/-. Please Call:17587997 or 39661331 forfurther details.AMWAJ VILLAS, (floatingcity), 3BR- BD1100/- &4BR- BD1400/. Tala Apartments2BR (super views)BD780/- & 1BR- BD480/-.Tel. 39644535AMWAJ TALA Island, 2BRapartment, fully furnished,large terrace, BD550/-,inclusive Tel 34504327 -SarahFLOATING CITY Amwaj,2BR villa, fully furnished,with boat mooring,BD1000/-, inclusive, Tel.34504327 - SarahSALE- TUBLI, 2BR flat, 2bathrooms, large hall,108sqm, BD49000/-. Tel:33774747 / 33449006FLOATING CITY Amwaj3BR villa + maids room,fully furnished, lovely viewswith boat mooringBD1200/-, inclusive Tel.34504327 - SarahSEEF 2BR flats, 2 bathrooms,near Dana Mall, FF,BD300/- inclusive. Tel:36137666, 33449006NEAR DIPLOMATIC area,2BR, 2 bathrooms, FF,BD350/- inclusive. Tel.34028666AMWAJ MEENA7, 2BRapartment, fully furnished,view of pool and sea,BD850/-, inclusive, Tel.34504327 - SarahAMWAJ MEENA7, 2BRapartment, plus study andmaids room, semi furnished,BD850/-, inclusiveTel. 34504327 - SarahSEEF DISTRICT (nearby),2BR apartments, fully furnished,peaceful area,BD300/- inclusive. Tel.39655292HOORA 2BR, lift, parking,tiled floor near Elite Supermarket,BD210/-. Tel.39379005GUDAIBIYA NEAR CityMax, 2BR, 2 bathrooms, bighall + AC & curtain, BD230/-Tel: 39845111, 33390696AMWAJ, TALA Island 2BRFF seaview corner apartmentBD650/-. Tel. 39671007GUFOOL FLAT 2BR FF,Saar villa 2BR FF. Tel.owner 39655524ISA TOWN near Discoveryshop, 2BR, 2 bathrooms,hall & kitchen. Tel: 33378444BEST PRICES for rent/ sale,FF/ SF, villas/ apartments.Call Rania 36454591AMWAJ 2BR FF FrenchDesigner apartmentBD750/- Tel. 36812188NEW FLATS for rent, oppositeSitra Mall 2BR BD180/-3BR BD220/-, carpark. Tel.39831158JUFFAIR BRANDNEW1BR FF, apartments withfacilities. BD450/- inclusive.Coryn@CBRE36715684. www.bahrainpropertyrentals.comFF DELUXE villa, Saar,BD500/- inclusive & negotiable,commercial flat, HooraBD250/-. Tel. 38365544.UMM AL HASSAM new,modern, FF, 2BR, 3 bathrooms,facilities, BD550/-inclusive. Tel: 36733311RAS RUMAN, Gudaibiya,new semi-furnished flats &shop, BD260/- -BD200/-2BR, 2 bathrooms, hall, lift.Tel. 39288637, 399416116BR VILLA, FF, on the sea,private pool, Amwaj. DEL-MON ESTATE Tel.36406688 LisaTHREE STORES/ Warehouses,Ma’ameer IndustrialArea, sizes 5x27M, 4x27M,8x8M. Attractive rent. Tel.39664117, 39601525,36614149.OFFICES WITH Commercialaddress, BD100/- inclusive,@ Maz Business Centre,Amwaj. Tel. 16030646(9am-5pm)MEDITERRANEANVILLA, Budaiya, 5BR,small compound, peaceful,pool, garden, sea, BD800/-inclusive Tel. 33848884,www.latifgarden.comSAAR LUXURY villa 6 bedrooms,pool, near St. ChristopherSchool, BD950/-. Tel:39666766 (Owner)BEAUTIFUL COMPOUNDvillas + all facilities;3/4/5BR Saar, JasraBD1100/- Adliya flatsBD250/- Tel. 34003252LUXURY APARTMENTS,brandnew building inGalali, 2BR- BD270/-; 3BR-BD320/-. Tel. 39605360,39781781AMWAJ LUXURY villa/ flat1-5 bedrooms BD450/- toBD2000/- seaview. Call77005076MAHOOZ, JUFFAIR, Saar,Seef 1-4 bedrooms flats/villas BD350/- to BD1600/-Tel. 36541000WAREHOUSE WITH mezzaninefor rent, 717sqm. @Ras Zuwaid, Alba. Tel.17714639, 39434448AccommodationTEMPORARY ACCOMMO-DATION available (July &August), Muharraq near AlHilal Hospital. Tel.33625741, 39736808GUFOOL STUDIO flat withkitchen & bathroom,bachelor only. Tel. 39447392CargoCHOICE PACKERS &MOVERS. Professionalpacking, local & worldwiderelocation, GCC transport,storage. Tel. 38352001FIRSTFREIGHT INTER-NATIONAL WLL for air/sea/ land import, export,packing, removals, door todoor, 374 offices worldwide.Contact David39642636, 17217523, Biju39875636AL MULLA CARGO/LOGISTICS Offers bestrates worldwide air/ seafreight, import, export,packing, local & internationalremovals, door-todoor.New office Tel.17811700 Fax: 17811707.LINK WORLD (the movingexperts) provides professionalservices, localremoval/ international relocationsTel. 17100090/39825024; info@linkworldbahrain.com www.linkworldbahrain.comFASTTRACK CARGO:Unbelievable price to India(sea & air), best service-GCC, discount price toAddisababa. Tel.17325458, 33128881,bhfasttrack@gmail.comDYNAMIC FREIGHT-International moving &freight forwarding, air/ sea/road. For free estimation/consultation Tel. 39672230,17295858 Patrick.BLUE NILE CARGO &PACKING local & Worldwideremovals. Tel:17406044, 39334628Email: ashraf@bnc-bh.comHOMEPAC INTERNA-TIONAL local, GCC, 24hrsremovals, dismantling,packing & fixing. 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For 1st Class Service Call:17299110 / 17293131Now Online: www.gulf-daily-news.comGulf Daily News Sunday, 9th June 2013 25StorageBusinessOpportunitiesA FRANCHISER in foodand beverage line islooking Franchisee inBahrain and GCC. Tel.36336632, 33979262ADLIYA FIRST Classrestaurant, brandnew, fullydecorated with big gardenfor sale. Email:regalrealestate@gmail.comA D V E R T I S I N GCOMPANY, expat ownedfor sale or partnership, fullsetup. Email: jobsinfobahrain@gmail.comREQUIRED PARTNER forBuilding & DecorConstruction, Safety &Security, Transport, and SteelFabrication. Tel. 33266788CCTV/ ELECTRONIC &Electrical Shop for sale.Tel: 33090296 Email:malik.31323@yahoo.comLeisure ClassMusicBAHRAIN MUSIC INSTI-TUTE- Morning + eveningclasses, all ages, attractivefees. Tel. 17721999.MachineryPOWER GENERATORSrental, repair, parts, buying& selling, new/ used, from2- 2500KVA, Power Land.Tel. 17140088, 39467745BeautyJOZ BEAUTY SALON &SPA, for all latest hair,Beauty & Spa Services,Juffair villa- 17369133,Awali- 17756449, DragonResort Amwaj- 16031120Dine-outEVERY MONDAY TrySHADA RESTAURANT’Sspecial Thai/ Chinese buffetLunch & DinnerBD7.000 Tel. 17721155SAHAR RESTAURANT,Dinner Buffet (20 dishes)BD2/- Sunday, Monday,Tuesday (except holidays).Tel. 17725117, 36045111.SatelliteDREAMBOX 800SE HD hitechwireless BD95/-. Fixing/repairing satellites,Dish TV, Sundirect. Airteldish + decoder BD85/-. 15Pakistani, Hindi, ChineseBD55/-, 20 Tamil, MalayalamBD65/- 1000 channels-English movies,News, Sport, Cartoons,German + French + ItalianBD50/- Tel. 33166445,39031857.GRAND CHEROKEE SRT82013, 6000km. Corvette ZO62012, 6000km. BMW X6 5.0L2009, 81000km. PorscheCayenne-S 2005 96000km.Cherokee 5.7L 201120000km. Tel. 17700773,36666448, 36360366HONDA ACCORD 2010,grey colour, 50000kms, 1owner, full dealer history,basic options, full comprehensiveinsurance valid for1 year. Tel. 37775315KIA OPTIMA, brandnew,2013, 0 milege, best offer.Tel: 39037999MITSUBISHI GALANT,1998, automatic, well maintained.Tel: 39675449MITSUBISHI PAJERO2005, 3.8L, full option,excellent condition. Tel.39042154, 35510935MITSUBISHI PAJERO3.8L 2010, Mazda CX92011, Volvo XC90 2006 Tel.17596626, 39457995 www.bahrainautoservices.comMITSUBISHI SPACEwagon, 6 seats, 2003,insured December,BD1550/- negotiable Tel.39411018PORSCHE CARRERA1998 BD7995/-, BMW650CI 2007 BD11700/- Tel.17596626, 39457995 www.bahrainautoservices.comRANGE ROVER, 2001,second hand, blue,115000kms, agent maintained,accident free,BD2900/- non- negotaible.Tel: 36000369TOYOTA TERCEL 1999model, fully automatic,excellent condition,BD700/-. Tel. 34367948VOLKSWAGEN USEDcars wanted! Call Kolyar on39677842, 17459985VW JETTA 2.0L- MY 2012,BD5,990/- Call Volkswagencentre on 39677842,17459985VW PASSAT CC 2.0L- MY2011, BD9,790/- Call Volkswagencentre on39677842, 17459985VW TIGUAN- MY 2011,BD8,890/- Call VolkswagenCentre on 39677842,17459985GOOD CONDITION usedcars like Yaris, Tiida, VWTouareg, Minibus, SUVs’for sale. Contact: BudgetCar Rental (used car division).Tel. 39156482,39333107, 39400347.WANTED ANY brand,used cars in good condition.Contact: 33514655Buying/selling Householditems. Advertise in theGDN Classifieds. Tel17299110/ 17293131.Car-HireWE RENT-A-CAR: Available2013 model vehicles, sedan,4x4, Previa, Lexus LS460.Long & short term lease. Fordetails please contact. Tel.17001214, 17242181TRANSGULF CARRENTAL, best rate, bestcars. 24 hours service. Tel:17329303, 39737400DOHA AL-MUFTAH CARRENTAL, Dana Mall. Newcars and 4x2 / 4x4 ToyotaPick-ups available. Email:rac@rentacarbahrain.com;www.rentacarbahrain.comTel. 66331234, 17179190,66339190DINARCAR RENTALoffers latest model Cars,SUVs, Pickups andMinibus. Tel. 36044344,36044545.ELITE CAR RENTAL. ExhibitionTel. 17311883, AdliyaTel. 17714484. Juffair Tel.17728202, Airport Tel.17329299. Riffa 17770147,www.elitehiring.comTOORANCO RENT-A-CAR,Juffair. Latest models, D/cabinpick-up, door-to-door deliveryTel. 17728998, 17727771;www.tooranco.comPetsSAAR KENNELS - Dog/cat boarding, dog grooming.Call Frieda 17792064DOGFATHER FOR professionalgrooming, all proceedsgo to rescued animals.Tel: Tony 39629889CarsBMW 750 Li, 2006, blue,119043kms, full insurance,VGC, BD7800/-. Tel.39609633CHYSLER VOYAGERfamily car 2005 model,insurance till Feb. 2014,good condition, BD2300/-.Tel. 39129715LEXUS ES350, sunroof,navigation, pearl white,2011, 88000km, dealermaintained, BD13500/-.Tel. 36783611, 39888128

26 Gulf Daily News Sunday, 9th June 2013ClassifiedComputersDATA RECOVERY Specialistsfor Laptops, desktops,servers, cameras. Tel.TECHNOSERV 39609876EducationGRAPHIC DESIGNING,Web Designing, AutoCAD,3DMax, MAYA @ GLOBALINSTITUTE- Contact33909404, irfan@globalbahrain.comEDUCATION TO Employmentopportunity to obtaininternational certification ininsurance and financial servicesplus work experienceand training in employabilityskills. This 12 weeks isdesigned to improve yourchances of finding a job.Sponsorships availablesubject to terms and conditions.Gulf Insurance Instituteon +97316030303 orvisit www.giionline.netICM UK Diplomas: HRM,BMA, Advertising, Marketing,IT. Contact Dr. Jojo35592496 gulfacademy@gmail.comSTUDY COMPUTERHardware, Advanced Networking,Cisco CCNA(Preparation) courses @GLOBAL INSTITUTE Tel.33909404MICROSOFT OFFICE,Computer Applications, CProgramming, C++, JAVA,Oracle @ GLOBAL INSTI-TUTE Tel. 39981446For SaleEXECUTIVE LEAVING,American sofa, diningtable, medical bed/ coatetc. Contact 39743100RESTAURANT EQUIP-MENT for sale, pizzacounter, portable stainlesssteel tandoor oven, 3x3 bigfreezer. Tel: 36601102EXPAT OWNED 2-3 yearsold excellent furniture, 2 splitAC, window AC, fridge, washingmachine, Ahmed Sharifsofa set, bed, dining table,Sony 29”. 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SendCV to constjobs4@gmail.comFOOD & BEVERAGE Purchaserrequired for anestablished hospitalityorganization. Extensiveknowledge of products andwholesale importers areessential. Strong communicationand negotiation skillswith a minimum of fouryears experience within theBahrain market. Submit CVto email: recruit@batelco.com.bhREQUIRED CAR Mechanicwith experience in classiccars. Submit CV to email:recruit@batelco.com.bhMEDICAL CENTRE islooking for qualified Doctors,Nurses, IT, HR,Administrators, Accountants,and Drivers. If interestedplease email yourresume to jobs.clinic.bh@gmail.comREQUIRED: (1) SprayPainter for carpentry works.(2) Finishing Carpenters.(3) Supervisor for carpentry& fit out works. (4) Engineerfor carpentry & fit outworks.Email:jobshc.group@gmail.comFax: 17624376DRIVER REQUIRED for aCompany. Contact:17533495, Email CV:info@daralshaikh.comTHERAPEUTIC INTER-VENTIONS for kids is nowrecruiting for a variety ofvacancies. 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✁For 1st Class Service Call:17299110 / 17293131Now Online: www.gulf-daily-news.comGulf Daily News Sunday, 9th June 2013 27URGENTLY REQUIREDthree Female SecurityGuards. Sponsorship available.Local hire only, email:issjobsbh@gmail.comACCOUNTANT, RECEP-TIONIST, Service Advisorand Driver required. Pleasesend CV to email: alnadheef@me.comSALES EXECUTIVErequired for Aluminum andFoundry Fabrication Companywith 3-5 years experiencein the relevant field &valid Bahrain drivinglicense. Send CV:saar@batelco.com.bh, Tel:39229661, 39098079EXPERIENCED OUT-DOOR Saleslady requiredfor a media company. Call36735905URGENTLY REQUIREDDriver/ Deliveryman withexperience in Restaurant,in Hamala area. Accommodationprovided. Send CV:jobs1951@yahoo.comBUSINESS DEVELOP-MENT/ Marketing Coordinatorfor a newly establishede-business company.Send CV to: bahrainjob@live.comSALES PERSON (outdoor)male & femaleurgently needed for advertisingcompany. 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28 Gulf Daily News Sunday, 9th June 2013ClassifiedEmail: gdnsport@batelco.com.bhBAHRAIN SPORTClubs clashin badmintonSituations VacantContinuedENGINEERING CONSUL-TANCY looking for SupervisingSite Engineer withminimum 5 years experience.Email: supersiteapplications@gmail.comWAITRESSES, COOK andDelivery Boys requred for arestaurant. Tel. 33034800FOR IMMEDIATE placement-Accountant with minimum5 years experiencefor a reputed companyengaged in Trading andContracting. Send CV to:ajit@akalmoayed.com, Tel:36714444REQUIRED CONSUL-TANT in Productivity &Economic Feasibility Studies.Please send CV tonezar717@gmail.comURGENTLY REQUIREDpart-time/ full-time GraphicDesigner & Flash Animator.(jobs@the-spud.net)URGENTLY REQUIREDMotorbike Delivery Driverfor fast food restaurant. Tel.17125005, jobs@the-spud.netURGENTLY REQUIREDRestaurant Cashier withexperience in MS Office,Delivery boys having 2wheeler license & experiencedAssistant Chef.Send CV to info@anmarcouture.com or call172111499,17211799ACCOUNTANTS, OUT-DOOR & Counter Salesmenfor paints & aluminumshop. Tel. 39852482,legendbh@batelco.com.bhNEEDED EXPERIENCEDChef (Arabic & Internationaldish), with attractivesalary. Tel. 39455355DETERGENT FACTORYrequires: 1. Salesman, 2.Van Salesman & 3. Supervisor.Candidates must be:3-5 years experienced inBahrain market & a residentin Bahrain. Company offersgood salary, commission,room allowance & car. SendCV: pitco30@yahoo.comDELIVERY BOY, Waiter,Cook for Chinese cuisine,4-wheel Driver & FurnitureSalesman required. Call33899702 or send CVshamsunoora@gmail.comREQUIRED: Van Salesmenfor tissue factory &experienced Salesmen formobile accessories. Tel.33993322, investor2333@gmail.comCANADIAN ManpowerCompany recruiting for Canada.Managers- hotel/ Construction,Engineers, Architects,Accountants, Cashiers,Doctors, Nurses, Cooks,Chefs, AC Technicians, Electricians,Plumbers, SecurityGuards, Drivers, Crane Operators,Waiters, Housekeeping.Free recruitment. Tel.17740525, 33132169;www.m98world.comHOUSE DRIVER requiredfor Bahraini family, withGCC driving license. Tel.39415577Buying/selling used cars.Advertise in the GDN Classifieds.Tel 17299110.n Officials at the conference announcing details of the club championshipTHE Bahrain Open BadmintonClub Championship will be takingplace from June 16 to 29,organisers announced at a Pressconference held yesterday at BahrainKeraleeya Samajam (BKS).The event is being run by the BahrainBadminton and Squash Federation(BBSF) in association with BKS.It is the first-ever inter-club championshipbeing held in the GCC, and it is beingsponsored by Optima Home Appliances.The tournament will be conducted asa team championship over three levels,depending on the skill level of the players.Clubs from across the GCC are eligibleto participate. Teams competing in levelone may include two professional playersfrom anywhere in the world.Each team must consist of seven menand one woman. Each level will play around-robin, to be followed by the semifinalsand finals.A tie between two teams will consistof five matches, including one men’ssingles match, three men’s doubles andStudents for women’snational football teamn St Christopher’s School studentsTHREE St Christopher’s School studentshave had the honour recently to representBahrain’s women’s national football team.Fourteen-year-old Catherine Martin,15-year-old Farah Ghaly and 13-year-old PhoebeLicence were all selected to the squad that competedin the recent qualifiers held in the kingdom for the2014 AFC Women’s Asian Cup.The Bahrain squad won one of their three qualifyinggames, missing out on a berth in the Women’sAsian Cup. They first loss to Vietnam 0-8, thenwere narrowly beaten by Hong Kong 1-3. They,however, managed to sign off from the competitionwith a fine 4-1 win against Kyrgyzstan.Vietnam earned the lone ticket to the Women’sAsian Cup.one mixed doubles.Matches in levels two and three will beheld up until June 26, with the finals of bothevents scheduled for the 28th. Level onematches will take place from June 27 to 29.GCC champion Heri Setiawan and Arabchampion Jaffer Ebrahim will representthe BBSF. Most of the top players in theGulf, namely Suneeth Sebastian, JamesVarghese, Munawar, Arun Vijaykumar andManoj Sahibjan are all participating in representingdifferent teams.Some top players from India will alsobe playing in level one, including SanaveThomas, V Diju, Sai Praneeth, AkshayDewalkar, Arun Vishnu, Tarun Kona,Aneesh K A.AwardedPrize money of BD1,000 will be awardedto the winners of level one and BD500 tothe runners-up. The winning teams of levelstwo and three will be awarded BD250 each,while the runners-up get BD100 each.Clubs interested in taking part maysubmit their entries until June 11. Entriesmay be sent by email to ashley.bbsf@yahoo.com with the nameof the team, contact personand his or her telephonenumber, and thenames of players.Entry is free of charge.Twenty-four teamshave already registered forthe tournament.Meanwhile, the BBSFis also conducting twoother events along withthis tournament.The Badminton WorldFederation Shuttle Time programmewill be held fromJune 22 to 29 at the ShaikhIsa Sports City in Riffa.Shuttle Time is a campfor teachers and coachesthat will help them honetheir skills and expertise.A badminton umpires’course will also be heldfrom June 23 to 26 at BKS.For more details on theclubs championship andthe umpires’ course, calltournament director AshleyGeorge on 36500103.For more details onthe BWF Shuttle Timeprogramme and otherbadminton activities inBahrain, call BBSF developmentmanager JafferEbrahim on 33007600.n Bahrain’s senior men’s national volleyball team returned to the kingdomyesterday from Doha. The Bahrainis were at the Qatari capital competing inthe opening round of Asian qualifying for the 2014 FIVB Men’s World VolleyballChampionship. They won both their matches in the event and placed first in thepool. They now move on to the second stage where they await the teams toadvance from pools ‘A’ and ‘B’, which are being played in Beirut and kuwait City,respectively. Above, Bahrain team members upon their return.

Email: gdnsport@batelco.com.bhBAHRAIN have avoided the continent’sbiggest teams for the preliminary round ofthe 27th Fiba Asia Championship.The kingdom’s senior men’s national basketballteam have been drawn in group ‘D’ for the openinground of the prestigious continental competition,which is set to take place in Manila this August.They have been drawn alongside India, Kazakhstanand a team from the Southeast Asia BasketballAssociation (SEABA) that has yet to be determined.The draw was held this past week at the Philippinecapital.Two teams who will qualify from this year’sSEABA Championship, and either one of them can beplaced in Bahrain’s group. The teams in the regionalcompetition are Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos,Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnamand the Philippines, but the Filipinos have alreadybeen drawn in group ‘A’ for the Fiba Asia tiff havingalready automatically qualified as tournament hosts.Bahrain are thus fortunate to stay away from theFilipinos for the preliminary round of this year’scompetition, as they are amongst the biggest teams inthe continent. The other powerhouses are China, Iran,Japan, Jordan, South Korea and Lebanon, and theyeach pose huge match-up problems for Bahrain.QualifiedThe nationals qualified for this year’s Fiba Asiaevent after finishing as runners-up in last year’s GCCChampionship held in Bahrain. They are representingthe Gulf alongside gold-medallists Qatar and bronzemedallistsSaudi Arabia.The Philippines are in group ‘A’ alongside reigningsilver-medallists Jordan, Chinese-Taipei and Saudi.Group ‘B’ features Japan, Qatar, Lebanon and HongKong. Group ‘C’ is the toughest of the preliminaries,as it comprises defending champions China, SouthKorea, Iran and another SEABA team.BAHRAIN SPORT Gulf Daily News Sunday, 9th June 201329n Al Ahli were last night crowned champions of this year’s Bahrain Handball League. Ahli clinched the title despite losing to Barbar 29-30 in both teams’ final gameyesterday at the Bahrain Handball Association arena in Um Al Hassam. Ahli had already etched their name onto the champions’ trophy heading into the match. Theyended the season with 28 points, while Barbar finished as runners-up with 27 points. Both teams were awarded their respective trophies and medals last night byBahrain Handball Association president Ali Isa in the presence of other officials. Above, Ahli players celebrate with supporters after the awarding. Picture by K P JOSEPHSIGH OF RELIEFl Bahrain avoid tough group in Fiba AsiaBy PATRICK SALOMONManama andAhli set forsemis clashTHE Golden Squaresemi-finals of the ZainBahrain BasketballLeague tip off tonight atZain Arena in Um Al Hassam.This year’s Cup championsManama battle with Al Ahli at6pm in a game that promisesto be another tightly contestedaffair between the two rivals.Manama won their meetingduring the six-team playoffsand will be favouritesto repeat tonight, but Ahlirelish their tag as underdogsand are more than capableof bringing about a surprise.In the second game at8pm, defending championsMuharraq battle Al Hala inwhat is expected to be anothergruelling battle.Muharraq suffered theironly loss of the play-offsagainst Hala, and today will belooking to return the favour.Hala will be hoping to claiman upset win as the stakes areraised in the Golden Square.This semi-final will beplayed in a double roundrobinformat. The top twoteams move on to the best-ofthreechampionship series.n Supreme Council for Youth and Sportsfirst deputy chairman and Bahrain AthleticsAssociation (BAA) president Shaikh Khalidbin Hamad Al Khalifa met with membersof the kingdom’s athletics team who cameup big at the recently completed 18th ArabAthletics Championships in Doha. TheBahrainis won 22 medals in all at the fourdaymeeting, including five gold, 10 silverand seven bronze medals. Shaikh Khalidexpressed his pride with their achievementsand encouraged them to strive for evengreater successes in the future, adding thatthe BAA will spare no effort in providingall the necessary facilities to ensure theyare fully ready for all competitions. ShaikhKhalid also gave out bonuses to theathletes. The national team’s next majormeeting will be the 20th Asian AthleticsChampionships in Delhi, India this July,to be followed by the 14th IAAF WorldAthletics Championships in Moscow,Russia. Right, Shaikh Khalid presents abonus to one of Bahrain’s athletes.The Fiba Asia championship will be held fromAugust 1 to 11. It will be the second straight edition ofthe tournament that the Bahrainis will be competing in.The Bahrainis will be coached by returning Bahrainitactician Salman Ramadhan, who had already headedthe nationals in the past. Ramadhan is expected to officiallysign a two-year contract with Bahrain this week.Ramadhan will have a chance to get a close first-lookat some national team hopefuls in the Zain BahrainBasketball League’s Golden Square semi-finals.In the previous edition of the Fiba Asia Championshipheld in 2011 in China, Bahrain were drawn in one ofthe toughest groups for the opening round. They hadto deal with the likes of eventual champions and hostsChina, the Philippines and the UAE.The nationals lost all three of their games by largemargins, and therefore had an early exit from titlecontention. They were guided in the competition thatyear by American coach Erik Rashad. Bahrain eventuallyfinished 15th overall amongst the 16 teams in thecompetition.n Bahrain International Circuit’s (BIC) Media Club celebrated its seventh anniversary with a gathering at the BIC premises in Sakhir.Long-time club officials and members were honoured during the event, attended by BIC chairman Zayed R Alzayani and BIC chiefexecutive Shaikh Salman bin Isa Al Khalifa. BIC Media Club president Mohammed Fakhruddin was also on hand, and he thanked allthose present for joining in the anniversary celebrations. He also praised their efforts and the role of the BIC Media Club in helpingdevelop the constantly growing motorsport culture in Bahrain. Above, BIC Media Club members and officials at the gathering.Kenda edgepast Ozoneto grab leadKENDA eked out anarrow 3-1 (2,051-1,931) victory overOzone during the 14thweek of action in the FilipinoClub Tenpin Bowlers (FCTB)Wednesday Mixed League,being played at Sitra Mall.The result helped Kendarise to the top of the standingswhere they leapfrogged Ozone,who were the former leaders.Hussein Busheeri spearheadedKenda in the win with a 550series. Arif Saad also did well,scoring a 508 total. They tookadvantage of their late-comingrivals, who had two playersmiss the first two games.Ali Al Qaseer helped them winthe third game after taking down190 pins.Following the result, Kendaimproved to 43 wins in firstplace on the league standingswhile Ozone went to 42 wins.Team FCTB 6 defeated teamFCTB 2 3-1 (2,127-2,069).Medel Villanueva was thetop scorer for the victors, takingdown 585 pins. JM Villanuevaadded another 547 to help leadhis team to wins in both thefirst and second games.Medel Salazar paced Ozonewith a 558 series. They managedto win the third game andsalvage a point in the contest.With the result, FCTB 6 movedwithin a half-game of their rivals.They went to 31 wins, whileFCTB 2 went to 31.5.Elsewhere around the league,FCTB7 beat Team JIA 3-1(2,123-1,996), FCTB 3 sweptpast DHL 4-0 (2,171-1,973),and FCTB 4 won via walkoveragainst FCTB 1 4-0.STANDINGS (in order of wins, losses,total pinfalls): 1 Kenda (43.0, 13.0,31,212); 2 Ozone (42.0, 14.0, 32,664);3 Team FCTB 2 (31.5, 24.5, 30,667); 4Team FCTB 6 (31.0, 25.0, 30,849); 5Team FCTB 7 (27.0, 29.0, 30,969); 6Team FCTB 4 (23.0, 33.0, 29,776); 7 DHL(23.0, 33.0, 28,251); 8 Team FCTB 3 (22.0,34.0, 30,541); 9 Team FCTB 1 (18.0, 38.0,27,986); 10 Team JIA (15.5, 40.5, 27,219).Bahrainis gear upfor U-23 Gulf CupBAHRAIN’s Olympicfootball team began lastnight their preparationsfor this year’s Under-23 Gulf Cup, which is set to behosted by Bahrain this August.The nationals, being coachedby Englishman AnthonyHudson, kicked off their trainingprogramme with practicesat the Bahrain FootballAssociation pitches in Riffa.They are set to continue theirplans over the coming weeksand hold training camps bothin and outside of the kingdom.The under-23 Bahrainis arescheduled to play a few internationalfriendly matches againsttop regional opposition to getthe players match-fit and to givecoach Hudson several opportunitiesto evaluate their performanceon the pitch as a team.Their first pair of exhibitionmatches are set for June 23 and25, and then they will play againon July 2 and 4. A final pairof tune-up games will also beplayed on July 13 and 15. All thegames are to be held in Bahrain.The Bahrain FootballAssociation will soon confirmthe Bahrainis’ opponents.All six GCC countries will befielding their Olympic teams inthe Under-23 Gulf Cup.

30 Gulf Daily News Sunday, 9th June 2013Email: gdnsport@batelco.com.bhWORLD SPORTBresnan (19 not out) bolstered England’s total.However, a target of 270proved beyond an Australiaside still without captainMichael Clarke, following therecurrence of the star batsman’slongstanding back injury.During Australia’s 221 fornine, spearhead seamer JamesAnderson (three for 30) becameEngland’s outright most successfulone-day international(ODI) bowler, taking the onewicket he needed to surpassthe record of 234 wickets he’dshared with Darren Gough.Australia stand-in skipperGeorge Bailey made 55 asthey at least put the embarrassmentof their 65 all out inTuesday’s warm-up defeat byIndia behind them.However, this loss leftAustralia – bidding for a thirdstraight Champions Trophy title– with a mountain to climb if theywere to qualify for the semi-finalsout of a Group A also featuringNew Zealand and Sri Lanka, whomeet in Cardiff today.BASEBALLMajor League games on Friday (hometeam in CAPS)Pittsburgh 2 CHICAGO CUBS 0TORONTO 6 Texas 1DETROIT 7 Cleveland 5St Louis 9 CINCINNATI 2TAMPA BAY 2 Baltimore 1Oakland 4 CHICAGO WS 3KANSAS CITY 4 Houston 2MILWAUKEE 5 Philadelphia 4COLORADO 10 San Diego 9ARIZONA 3 San Francisco 1English charges to two-shot leadMEMPHIS: American Harris off the tee, to post a 10-under total of 130. five under for the round when he holed outEnglish spectacularly holed out PGA Tour rookie Shawn Stefani was from 170 yards at the fifth.with an eight-iron to eagle the parfouralone at eight under after carding a 65, with The American, who covered his backfifth on the way to a two-shot fellow Americans Scott Stallings (68) and nine in one-under 34, readily conceded helead after Friday’s second round of the St Paul Haley II (68) a further three strokes had been very fortunate to eagle the parfourJude Classic in Memphis, Tennessee. back.fifth.The 23-year-old, seeking his first PGATour title after playing his rookie seasonKnottedEnglish, whose best PGA Tour finishwas a tie for fifth at last year’s Crowneon the US circuit last year, fired a sixunder-parDefending champion Dustin Johnson Plaza Invitational, said he was steadily64 in good scoring conditions at was among a group of 12 players knotted at learning how to contend on professionaln Englishthe TPC Southwind to take control of the three under after returning a 70 in the final golf’s most competitive circuit.tees off ontournament.PGA Tour event before next week’s U.S. Four-times major champion Philthe par 4 7thOne of six players tied for the lead overnightafter opening with a 66, English also Pennsylvania.with a 67 to end the day eight shots offOpen at Merion Golf Club in Ardmore, Mickelson improved on his opening 71holerecorded five birdies and a lone bogey at the English made a barn-storming start with the pace, one stroke better than Irishmanpar-four 18th, where he missed the fairway birdies on his first three holes, then got to Padraig Harrington (70).Gutsy Bell starsas England winBIRMINGHAM: Ian Bell starred as England drewfirst blood in a marathon sequence of matchesagainst Australia with a 48-run victory over thetitle-holders in their Champions Trophy opener atEdgbaston yesterday.Bell made 91 on his Warwickshire home ground, to the delightof a capacity 25,000 crowd, as England posted 269 for six aftercaptain Alastair Cook won the toss.Bell also shared a second-wicket stand of 111 with countycolleague Jonathan Trott (43) in the first of at least 26 matches,including the upcoming Ashes series in England, across all formatsagainst arch-rivals Australia between now and February 2.Australia pegged England back before an unbroken seventhwicketstand of 56 between Ravi Bopara (46 not out) and TimCHAMPIONS TROPHYTODAY’S MATCHGroup ANew Zealand v Sri Lanka(Sophia Gardens, Cardiff)(Starting at 12.30pm Bahrain time)LIVE ON CRICONE“We were 180-2, we shouldhave got 300...But I thought270 was always going to beenough,” said Cook, whoseside came into this match on heback of a 2-1 ODI series defeatby New Zealand, althoughthey beat the Black Caps inNottingham on Wednesday.“Jimmy (Anderson) is a greatbowler, he just keeps gettingbetter and better and we arelucky to have him,” Cook said.Man-of-the-match Bell, anopener in this format, added: “Iwas pleased to give us a goodplatform. It’s nice to play someshots at the top of the order.”Meanwhile Bailey saidAustralia’s batting had beenthe key to this loss.n England’sBell celebratesreaching 50 runsagainst AustraliaSEATTLE 4 NY Yankees 1LA DODGERS 2 Atlanta 1ICE HOCKEYNHL play-offs finalon Friday (home teamin CAPS)BOSTON 1 Pittsburgh 0(Boston win the best-of-seven series by 4-0)SOCCERSpanish league:Alcorcon 4 Sabadell 0Elche 3 Guadalajara 1“We couldn’t get anymomentum and well done toEngland -- they restricted uswell,” Bailey said.“The scoreline flattered us alittle. It doesn’t look great forus, but it’s just one partnershipscoring runs which will makethe difference.”Australia’s reply sufferedan early setback when DavidWarner (nine) was well caughtGirona 1 Real Madrid 1Lugo 2 Ponferradina 2Mirandes 2 Sporting 1Murcia 1 Las Palmas 0Racing 3 Hercules 0Recreativo 0 Huesca 0Villarreal 1 Almeria 0Xerez 2 Barcelona B 1SCOREBOARDEngland inningsA Cook c Wade b Watson 30I Bell b Faulkner 91J Trott c Wade b Starc 43J Root c Bailey b McKay 12E Morgan b McKay 8R Bopara not out 46J Buttler b Faulkner 1T Bresnan not out 19Extras (lb-12 w-6 nb-1) 19Total (for six wickets, 50 overs) 269Bowling: Starc 10-0-75-1 (1nb 1w),Johnson 8-0-44-0 (1w), McKay 10-0-38-2 (1w), Watson 7-0-26-1, Faulkner10-0-48-2 (1w), Voges 3-0-13-0,Marsh 2-0-15-0 (2w).Australia inningsD Warner c Buttler b Broad 9S Watson c Cook b Bresnan 24P Hughes lbw b Root 30G Bailey c Root b Tredwell 55A Voges b Bresnan 15M Marsh c Morgan b Anderson 5M Wade c Buttler b Anderson 1J Faulkner not out 54M Johnson c Morgan b Bopara 8M Starc b Anderson 5C McKay not out 7Extras (lb-6 w-1 nb-1) 8Total (for nine wickets, 50 overs) 221Fall of wickets: 1-17 2-47 3-9440-127 5-134 6-136 7-1518-175 9-190.Bowling: Anderson 10-0-30-0,Broad 10-2-35-1, Bresnan 10-1-45-2 (1nb 1w), Tredwell 10-1-51-1,Root 5-0-20-1, Bopara 5-0-34-1.by diving wicket-keeper JosButtler off Stuart Broad. ShaneWatson (24) fell next, caught byCook at gully off Tim Bresnan.Phillip Hughes was missedtwice by England but couldn’tmake them pay, exiting for 30when lbw to part-time spinnerJoe Root after heaving acrossthe line.2014 World Cup Africa Zone qualifier:Group ABotswana 1 Ethiopia 2C. Africa Republic 0 South Africa 3Group DZambia 4 Lesotho 0Group IAngola 1 Senegal 18 9 13 17 41 43 14n Ramdin finedfor claiming catchLONDON: West Indieswicketkeeper Denesh Ramdinwas charged by the InternationalCricket Council (ICC) yesterdaywith “conduct that is contrary tothe spirit of the game”.The charge relates to an incidentin Pakistan’s innings on Fridaywhen Ramdin claimed a catchoff Misbah-ul-Haq, the ICC saidin a news release referring to thetwo-wicket victory by West Indiesin a Champions Trophy Group Bmatch at The Oval.Steve Davis initially gave Misbahout caught behind. But, afterconsulting with fellow umpireNigel Llong, the decision wasreversed because the pair decidedthe wicket-keeper did not haveeffective control of the ball aftermaking the catch.If Ramdin is found guilty of thecharge he could be banned for upto two one-day internationals and/or fined up to 100 percent of hismatch fee.n Meyer wins stagePARIS: Australian CameronMeyer won the opening 8.1kmtime-trial around Quito at theTour of Switzerland yesterday.The Garmin rider beatDutchman Niki Terpstra by 10seconds in the Tour de Francewarm-up event.Gusty winds hampered laterstarters on the course, notablytime-trial specialist FabianCancellara, who finished 16th,losing 22sec.Last year’s winner Rui Costaof Portugal finished 40secback, 5sec ahead of Americancontender Tejay Van Garderen.Today’s second stage takesthe peloton over 119km fromUlrichen to the Crans-Montanaski station.n Seferovic lifts SwitzerlandGENEVA: Substitute HarisSeferovic ended 90 minutes offrustration for Switzerland byscoring a last-gasp goal to givethem a 1-0 win over defiantCyprus in a World Cup qualifieryesterday.The two sides looked set for theirsecond goalless draw in the groupuntil Xherdan Shaqiri slipped apass through the Cyprus defenceand Seferovic nipped in to liftthe ball over goalkeeper AntonisGeorgallides.The Swiss, attempting to qualify fortheir third successive World Cup,went four points clear of Albania inGroup E, regarded as the easiest ofthe nine European groups.Switzerland, unbeaten after sixgames, have 14 points, withAlbania on 10 and Iceland nine.Cyprus are bottom with four.n Boston sweep seriesBOSTON: Boston completed aseries sweep of the PittsburghPenguins with a 1-0 win onFriday, booking a place in theStanley Cup finals thanks toAdam McQuaid’s goal early inthe third period.The Bruins won the EasternConference finals 4-0 and heldthe high-scoring Penguins to justtwo goals in the stunning sweep.Boston will face either theChicago Blackhawks or LosAngeles Kings when the Bruinsshoot for their second StanleyCup title in three years.Chicago leads the WesternConference series 3-1 and canadvance to the finals with a homewin on Saturday night. If theBlackhawks get there, it will set upthe first finals matchup of OriginalSix NHL franchises since 1979.

Email: gdnsport@batelco.com.bhWORLD SPORT Gulf Daily News Sunday, 9th June 201331Argentina held asn Lions tameQueenslandBRISBANE: The British and IrishChile pip ParaguayLions had Owen Farrell’s unerringboot to thank for a 22-12 victoryover the fired-up Queensland Redson a rainy night at Lang Parkyesterday in by far the toughest testof the tour so far.Lions coach Warren Gatland hadcalled for tougher opposition afterhis team ran in 17 tries in their firsttwo matches against the Barbariansand Western Force and he certainlygot his wish, particularly in aBUENOS AIRES:each other affected Argentina more, breathless first-half.Colombia climbed into WORLD CUP QUALIFIERS leaving them without a striker in red The Reds, playing in white, ransecond place in South South American region hot form who almost scored two the Lions ragged and even ledAmerica’s World Cup Paraguay 1 Chile 2 goals while he was on the pitch. courtesy of winger Luke Morahan’squalifying group after holding Peru 1 Ecuador 0 Higuain’s suspension and doubts individual try. They added a secondleaders Argentina 0-0 on Friday, Argentina 0 Colombia 0 over Messi’s match fitness could after the break through scrumhalfwhile Chile did their chances of Bolivia 1 Venezuela 1 mean Argentina start away to Nick Frisby.reaching the finals no harm with Uruguay byeEcuador on Tuesday without their The tourists kept their composure,a win in Paraguay.P W D L F A Pts top scorers, who have 17 goals however, and replied with a tryColombia’s goal difference puts Argentina 12 7 4 1 24 8 25 between them.from Ben Youngs before thethem above Ecuador, who lost 1-0Messi, just back from a hamstring interval while their dominance ofColombia 11 6 2 3 19 7 20to Peru in Lima, while Chile holdinjury and lacking match fitness, the set piece helped towards flyhalfEcuador 11 6 2 3 16 11 20fourth spot after beating Paraguayrarely looked comfortable after comingon with little more than half an a conversion.Farrell’s tally of five penalties andChile 12 6 0 6 18 20 182-1.Venezuela 12 4 4 4 10 13 16Venezuela clung to fifth despitehour left.Peru 11 4 2 5 12 15 14giving away a late equaliser for a 1-1n Scratchy All Blacks windraw against Bolivia at high altitude Uruguay 11 3 4 4 17 21 13 ExhaustingAUCKLAND: Aaron Cruden hadin La Paz.Bolivia 12 2 4 6 14 21 10 Asked whether he would play a mixed night with his boot butSouth American champions Paraguay 12 2 2 8 9 23 8 against Ecuador, the Argentina captaintold reporters: “I don’t know, scratchy All Blacks side as theymanaged to slot 13 points for aUruguay, who had a bye for this Note: The top four teams will advanceround of matches, dropped to seventhbelow Peru and visit Venezuela side will face Asia’s fifth-ranked qualifier game. Playing at altitude is exhaust-23-13 in the first game of theirto the 2014 finals while the fifth-placed I had gone a long time without a held off a combative France teamon Tuesday in desperate need of a in a two-legged playoff for a spot in the ing.”three-test series at Eden Parkwin.tournament.Messi no doubt recalled his strugglein the thin air of La Paz in The All Blacks scored twoyesterday.Argentina, starting without LionelMessi, and Colombia served up a cards before half an hour changed Argentina’s 1-1 draw with Bolivia counter-attacking tries late infeast of attacking football at the the complexion of the game. in March and his team will have to the first-half that proved then Chile’s Pinto, centre, fights for the ball with Monumental in Buenos Aires with The dismissal of Gonzalo Higuain contend with similar conditions in difference in a match that failedParaguay’s Oviedo, left, and Riveros chances galore early on, but two red and Cristian Zapata for kicking out at Quito.to reach the heights expected.Argentina have a five-point Both sides, who are rebuildingCosta Rica and US score key victoriescushion at the top of the ninenationSouth American group Cup, wasted several goldenahead of the 2015 Worldopportunities to score, mostnotably France number eightLouis Picamoles who droppedthe ball with the line openWORLD CUP QUALIFIERSfollowing a devastating breakConcacaf regionfrom Florian Fritz.n Wales edge out JapanJamaica 1 US 2OSAKA: Harry Robinson’s secondhalftry and Dan Biggar’s accurateP W D L F A PtsCosta Rica 4 2 1 1 5 3 7boot gave an inexperienced WalesUS 4 2 1 1 4 3 7side a narrow 22-18 victory againstMexico 5 1 4 0 3 2 7Japan in the first test of the twomatchseries in Osaka yesterday.Panama 4 1 3 0 5 3 6Honduras 4 1 1 2 4 6 4With 15 of their seniorJamaica 5 0 2 3 2 6 2internationals touring with theBritish and Irish Lions in Australia,the young Wales side wereoutscored two tries to one but theyclawed their way back as Asianchampions Japan paid the price formissing three kicks.On a hot and humid day, the hosts,who set the early pace, scored twotries in the match through MichaelBroadhurst and Yoshikazu Fujita.Costa Rica 1 Honduras 0Panama 0 Mexico 0MIAMI: Costa Rica and theUnited States earned crucialwins in their World Cup qualifyinggames in the Concacafregion on Friday while Mexico wereheld to a goalless draw at doggedPanama.Roy Millers’ 25th minute header,after Honduras goalkeeper NoelValladares parried out a Celso Borgesfree-kick, was enough to give CostaRica a 1-0 victory in San Jose whichmoved them to the top spot.Costa Rica (seven points) lead ongoal difference from the US (seven)while Mexico also have seven pointsalthough they have played one moregame.Panama (6), Honduras (4) andJamaica (2) complete the bottom half.The US were lucky to be part ofthe leading trio after Brad Evansstruck in injury time to give JuergenKlinsmann’s team a 2-1 win inKingston against Jamaica.The Americans took the lead on thehalf hour with a thundering headerfrom Jozy Altidore who met a beautifullydelivered Graham Zusi cross.But the Reggae Boyz looked to havesnatched a point with a JermaineBeckford header in the 89th minutebefore Evans slotted home after beingwell provided for by Michael Bradley.Mexico will be disappointed withtheir fourth draw in five games butPanama are proving to be the surprisepackage in the group.Surprisingly Mexican striker AldoDi Nigris, who scored in Tuesday’s 1-0win in Jamaica, was left on the benchand did not enter until he replaced theinjured Javier Hernandez in the 80thminute.There were few chances but Panamawent the closest in the second-halfwhen, from a corner, striker Blas Perezfired through the crowded penalty areabut Mexico keeper Jesus Corona gotdown well.Panama, who have never reached aWorld Cup finals, travel to Seattle onTuesday to face the US.Mexico host Costa Rica whileJamaica travel to Honduras.with Colombia and Ecuadorboth on 20 points and Chile 18.The top four teams at theend of the qualifiers in Octoberwill go through to the Brazilfinals. The fifth-placed team,at present Venezuela with 16points, will enter a playoffagainst an Asian qualifier inNovember for another berth.Venezuela were four minutesaway from victory over Boliviabefore a mistake by goalkeeperRenny Vega at a corner allowedsubstitute Jhasmany Campos tohead an equaliser.The dropped points dentVenezuela’s aspirations ofreaching the finals for the firsttime but coach Cesar Fariaslooked on the bright side.“To take a point in La Pazis very good and it could bethe point that takes us to theWorld Cup,” Farias told thepost-match news conference.Nadal gears up for another marathon duelPARIS: Rafael Nadalis happy to suffer if itallows him to becomethe first man to capturethe same Grand Slam title eighttimes when he tackles Spanishcompatriot David Ferrer in today’sFrench Open final.Nadal, who won the RolandGarros crown in 2012 for the seventhtime to pull clear of BjornBorg’s six titles, goes into his 17thGrand Slam final seeking a 12thmajor overall.Ferrer, 31, Nadal’s senior by fouryears, will be playing on this stagefor the first time and will be handicappedby a 19-4 losing streakagainst his fellow Spaniard, 16 ofthose losses coming on clay.But Nadal is taking nothing forgranted and is prepared for anothermarathon encounter after his epic6-4, 3-6, 6-1,6-7 (3/7),9-7 win overworld numberTODAY’S ORDER OF PLAY(Prefix number denotes seeding, all are finals):Court Philippe Chatrier(Play starts at 1pm, Bahrain time)1-Sara Errani/Roberta Vinci (Italy) v4-Ekaterina Makarova/Elena Vesnina (Russia)(Not before 4pm, Bahrain time)3-Rafa Nadal (Spain) v 4-David Ferrer (Spain)LIVE ON AL JAZEERA SPORT 2one NovakDjokovicin the semifinals.“I learnedduring all ofmy career to enjoy suffering, andthese kind of matches are veryspecial. You don’t have the chanceto play these kind of matches everyday,” said Nadal.He had twice led top seedDjokovic by a set and a break buthad to come back from 4-2 downin the decider to seal a place in hiseighth Paris final, extending hisrecord to 58 wins in 59 matches atthe tournament in the process.“When these kind of matches happenyou suffer,but I reallyenjoy thesemoments. Ireally enjoysuffering,becausewhat’s harderis when I amin Mallorcalast year and I had to watch these kindof matches on the TV. Today I amhere. So you can lose, you can win,and that’s part of the sport. That’sthe beautiful thing.”Nadal has been the sensation of2013, winning 42 of 44 matchesand six titles since his return inFebruary from a seven-month injurylay-off to rest his troublesomeknees.It was a low period of his life andcareer as he missed the Olympics aswell as US and Australian Opens.Ferrer, the fourth seed, hasreached his maiden final withoutlosing a set.He has slipped through the gapcreated when Andy Murray pulledout of the tournament with an injuryand which was left wide open whenRoger Federer was knocked out in thequarter-finals by Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.Ferrer then eased past theFrenchman 6-1, 7-6 (7/3), 6-2 inhis semi-final but he will be wellaware that his only victory on clayagainst Nadal was in their firstmeeting at Stuttgart in 2004 whenhis compatriot was just 16.As well as losing to Nadal in thequarter-finals in Paris in 2005, andin the semi-finals last year, Ferrerhas already lost three times to hiscountryman in 2013, again all onclay.CANADIAN GP STARTING GRID1. Sebastian Vettel (Germany) RedBull - Renault2. Lewis Hamilton (Britain) Mercedes3. Valtteri Bottas (Finland) Williams - Renault4. Nico Rosberg (Germany) Mercedes5. Mark Webber (Australia) RedBull - Renault6. Fernando Alonso (Spain) Ferrari7. Jean-Eric Vergne (France) Toro Rosso - Ferrari8. Adrian Sutil (Germany) Force India - Mercedes9. Kimi Raikkonen (Finland) Lotus - Renault10. Daniel Ricciardo (Australia Toro Rosso - Ferrari11. Nico Huelkenberg (Germany) Sauber - Ferrari12. Sergio Perez (Mexico) McLaren13. Pastor Maldonado (Venezuela) Williams - Renault14. Jenson Button (Britain) McLaren15. Esteban Gutierrez (Mexico) Sauber - Ferrari16. Felipe Massa (Brazil) Ferrari17. Paul Di Resta (Britain) Force India - Mercedes18. Charles Pic (France) Caterham - Renault19. Jules Bianchi (France) Marussia - Cosworth20. Max Chilton (Britain) Marussia - Cosworth21. Giedo van der Garde (Netherlands) Caterham - Renault22. Romain Grosjean (France) Lotus - RenaultToday’s race begins at 9pm, Bahrain timeLIVE ON ABU DHABI SPORT

32 Gulf Daily News Sunday, 9th June 2013Tuilagi stars as Samoa beat ScotlandDURBAN: Giant winger AlesanaTuilagi scored two tries as Samoaclaimed their first victory overScotland, winning 27-17 at King’sPark Rugby Stadium in the first of a doubleheaderof test rugby in Durban yesterday.Tuilagi, whose brother Manu is ontour with the British and Irish Lions inAustralia, gave an impressive exhibitionof brute strength to power over for his twoscores as Samoa snapped a streak of eightprevious matches without success againstthe Scots.Fullback James So’oialo got Samoa’sother try and contributed 12 points fromthe boot.Samoa’s imposing pack and fast-pacedbackline ensured a storming start with twotries in the opening 13 minutes.So’oialo opened the scoring in the seventhminute as Samoa fielded a Scottishkick inside their own half to set up asweeping move, finished off by the fullback.SERENA REIGNSSUPREMEIN PARISn Serenawith theFrenchOpenwomen’strophyPARIS: Serena Williams opponent today. She has been playing with Williams bothered by the gustingwon her second French so well this year and the whole of last wind. But the American produced herOpen title yesterday, 11 year as well.best tennis of the match in the nextyears after her first triumph,defeating title-holder Maria many nice memories. Last year was flanks and then held serve to take the“But this court has brought me so game with some big hits down bothSharapova 6-4, 6-4 in a brief, but so incredible to win and to be back as first set in 51 minutes.high-quality final.one of the last two players was great.” The task on hand for SharapovaIt was the 31-year-old American’s16th Grand Slam title win, takingher to within two of Chris Evert andMartina Navratilova who are tied forfourth on the all-time list.And it underscored her near totaldomination of the women’s game,having won three of the last fourGrand Slam titles – at Wimbledon, theUS and French Opens – and reachingthe quarter-finals at the AustralianOpen.“It was very difficult today. After11 years (since last win) and now Ihave 16 (Grand Slam titles),” saidWilliams, addressing the crowd inFrench.“But I want to come back next yearbecause I adore Paris and I adore thepublic here. I want to win here again.“I spend a lot of time here (InParis) ... and I think I am becoming aParisienne.”Sharapova said: “I played a greattournament, but ran into a really toughWilliams opened up with a sequenceof brutal service returns that hadSharapova scampering fromside to side and within minutes0-40 down.But the tall Russianserved her way out oftrouble and then showedher aggressive intentionsby breaking Williams inthe next game.Sharapova had two pointsfor a 3-0 lead, but Williamsstarted to find her range againto break back and was soon on levelterms at 2-2.She broke again to lead 3-2 andsuddenly she looked in command of amatch that had started so brightly forSharapova.The crowd tried to lift the titleholder,who was seeking her fifthGrand Slam title and second at RolandGarros, and she did manage to getback on level terms briefly at 4-4was huge, illustrated by the fact thatin Grand Slam tennis, after takinga one set to love lead 208times, the American hadfailed to complete the jobjust five times.Sharapova saved fivebreak points to startthe second set, but twogames later she struggledagain on serve andthis time Williams convertedher first break pointto put herself in the clear at 4-2.She then comfortably served outtwice, with three aces to concludewith, to gleefully banish 11 years offrustrations at Roland Garros.At 31 years, 247 days she is theoldest women in the Open Era to winthe French Open title, taking overfrom Chris Evert who set the previousmark in 1986.Nadal v Ferrer Final’s Preview;Today’s Order of Play – Page 31Vettel grabs pole to end Mercedes runMONTREAL:Sebastian Vettelput his Red Bull on pole positionfor today’s CanadianGrand Prix as he ended yesterdayMercedes’ hopes of afifth successive start from thetop slot.The triple world championlapped the wet Montrealstreet circuit in a fastest timeof one minute 25.425 secondsfor his third successive pole inCanada.In a repeat of last year’squalifying, the German wasjoined on the front row of thegrid by Britain’s 2008 worldchampion Lewis Hamilton –last year’s winner for McLarenand now with Mercedes.Finnish rookie ValtteriBottas was third for Williams,the highest grid placing of hiscareer and a major boost fora team without a point in sixraces so far this season, followedby Monaco winner NicoRosberg for Mercedes.Red Bull’s Australian MarkWebber and Ferrari’s FernandoAlonso shared the third row.Lotus’s Kimi Raikkonen,second in the championshipbehind Vettel, qualified ninth.Despite his run of poles inCanada, Vettel has yet to wina Formula One race in NorthAmerica despite his dominationelsewhere.With light rain falling on thetrack, none of the drivers weren Red Bull’s Vettel steers his car through the corner ahead ofteammate Webber on the way to winning pole positionable to drive flat out on the slipperyCircuit Gilles Villeneuveand used intermediate tyresinstead of the faster super-softs.“It was very, very trickybecaue you never knew whatthe conditions were like,” Vettelsaid. “We’re extremely happywith the result and looking forwardto the race tomorrow. Nomatter what the conditions, Ithink we’re in good shape.”Rosberg had taken pole positionfor the past three races,with Hamilton fastest in qualifyingat the round before that inChina, but could not match theRed Bull’s pace.McLaren failed to makethe final phase of qualifyingwith either of their cars whileFerrari’s Felipe Massa skiddedsideways into the tyre wall andstarts 16th.Starting Grid Positions – Page 31n Nadal pulls outof Halle eventBERLIN: French Open finalistRafael Nadal has pulled out ofnext week’s Wimbledon warmupevent at Halle in Germany, citingfatigue after a busy few weeks oftennis.The Spaniard will try to win hiseighth crown on the Roland Garrosclay courts in Paris today againstcompatriot David Ferrer.“It is a pity and unfortunateRafael cannot come,” said Halletournament director Ralf Weberin a statement. “But I understandhis decision...his health is the toppriority.”n Ronaldo eyes new dealLISBON: Real Madrid forwardCristiano Ronaldo is confidenthe will reach a deal to renew hiscontract with the La Liga club.The Portugal captainarrived at Real Madrid fromManchester United in 2009for a world record fee ofmore than 90-million euros($118.98-million) and continuedhis goalscoring spree in Spain.However, Real’s failure to winmajor silverware last seasonand reports of division in thedressing room have promptedspeculation Ronaldo may beseeking a move away from theSpanish capital.n Srikanth enters finalBANGKOK: Indian shuttler KSrikanth entered the final ofthe Thailand Grand Prix Goldbadminton tournament afterregistering a comfortable 21-14,21-18 victory over local favouriteThammasin Sitthikom in themen’s singles event yesterday.He will take on the winner of theother semi-final between BoonsakPonsana and Wisnu Yuli Prasetyo.Earlier, world No. 2 and defendingchampions Saina Nehwal wasstunned by Singapore’s Juan Guin the women’s quarter-finals. TheIndian star lost 13-21, 21-12, 18-21.n South Africa rout ItalyDURBAN: South Africa scoredfive tries to overwhelm Italy44-10 at the King’s Park RugbyStadium yesterday but the hostsneeded three late scores to add aflattering edge to the result.The Springboks raced into a20-0 lead but allowed themselvesto be pinned back for the first 20minutes of the second half.n England sink ArgentinaSALTA, Argentina: An Englandrugby side giving five players theirfirst starts produced a vintage firsthalfperformance in brushing asidea disappointing Argentina by arecord 32-3 at Estadio Maltearanaearly this morning.Published and printed by Dar Akhbar Al Khaleej Press and Publishing House (WLL). Editorial: P.O. Box 5300, Manama. Tel: 17620222. Fax: 17622141. GDN Online: http://www.gulf-daily-news.com. Email: gdn1@batelco.com.bh. Advertising: P.O. Box 1100,Manama. Tel: 17299110/17293131. Fax: 17293400. Email: hilalpmg@tradearabia.net. Circulation Tel: 17290000. Founder: M AL MARDI. 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