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PALAKASAN 2015

MANILA: Matapos ang pagdaraos ng Asia PacificEconomic Cooperation (APEC) sa bansa, tiniyak ngMalacanang na makikinabang sa hinaharap anglumalagong ekonomiya ng Pilipinas. Looking at (the)big picture, losses incurred this week will be recoveredeventually in terms of continuing and sustained growthand development of the Philippine economy as afavored investment and tourism destination, pahayagni Presidential Communications Secretary HerminioColoma Jr. Halos P10 bilyon ang ginastos ng gobyernopara sa pag-host ng APEC buong taon na ginanap saMetro Manila, Cebu, Pampanga, Iloilo, Tagaytay atBoracay Island. Sa kabila nito ay maraming residente ngMetro Manila at mga karatig na lalawigan ang naapek-tuhan dahil sa pagsasara ng ilang mga kalsada. Nauwisa matinding pagbigat ng daloy ng trapiko ang ilan,habang ang ibang kalsada at establisyamento ay isi-nara bilang bahagi ng pagtitiyak ng seguridad ng ibatibang pinuno ng bansa. Samantala, sinabi ni FinanceSecretary Cesar Purisima na malaki ang naitulong ngAPEC sa bansa dahil tumibay ang economic and traderelationships sa bawat miyembro.PSN

MANILA: Japan agreed in principle on Thursday totransfer defence equipment to the Philippines, as thetwo countries expressed concern over Chinas island-building in disputed waters.

Following a bilateral meeting in Manila, JapanesePrime Minister Shinzo Abe and Philippine PresidentBenigno Aquino said they hoped to start the transfersoon. Abe added that Japan would consider Aquinos request for large patrol vessels for thePhilippine coast guard.

We hope to sign this agreement sooner ratherthan later, Aquino said, referring to the defence deal,during a joint press conference following the talks.

The defence equipment transfer was first dis-cussed during Aquinos state visit to Japan in June.Thursdays meeting at the end of the Asia PacificEconomic Cooperation summit was the seventhbetween the two leaders. Aquino, who hosted Abe,Chinese President Xi Jinping and other Asia Pacificleaders for a trade summit this week, did not specifi-cally mention ongoing maritime tensions withBeijing. However, Abe said: We share deep concernsover unilateral actions to change the status quo suchas the large-scale land reclamation and building ofoutposts in the South China Sea.

At the same time we confirmed the importance

of partnership in the global community based onrule of law to protect open, free and peaceful seas,Abe said. The Philippines and Japan are embroiled inseparate sea disputes with Beijing in the South ChinaSea and East China Sea respectively.

The Philippines has raised alarm over Chinasisland-building on disputed shoals in the SouthChina Sea, prompting long-standing ally the UnitedStates to sail a vessel near the new artificial islands.

Earlier this week, US President Barack Obamaannounced more than $250 million in maritime aid toWashingtons Southeast Asian allies including awarship for the Philippines. AFP

Japan, PH agree on defence equipment transfer

Taiwan, PH ink fishing agreement

over disputed watersTAIPEI: Taiwan and the Philippines have signed anagreement pledging non-violence in disputed fishingzones, Taiwanese authorities announced Thursday, inwhat analysts say is an important step to defuse ten-sions over territorial maritime disputes.

The pact, signed earlier this month butannounced Thursday, comes after more than twoyears of talks following the fatal shooting of aTaiwanese fisherman in disputed waters off thePhilippines, an incident that dramatically soured rela-tions between the two countries.

The territorial disputes between Taiwan and thePhilippines also stretch to the South China Sea wherea number of other nations including China have over-lapping claims.

Taiwans foreign ministry said the agreementupholds the spirit and principles underlying theSouth China Sea Peace Initiative launched byPresident Ma Ying-jeou earlier this year, which calledfor peaceful dealings in disputed areas. AFP

KUWAIT: Almario Mark Lopez (second left) bagged the title for recently concluded Pinoy Arabia FM Sing Galing competition held atDiscovery Mall in Mirqab on Friday. With Almario is Philippine Ambassador to Kuwait, Renato Pedro O. Villa (right) along with Traveland Tours Chairman Dr. S.M Hyder Ali (TVS Hyder Group) and Angel Paningbatan, Reservation and Ticketing Officer.

(See more on Pages 2, 4 & 5)-Photos by Raz Puning Sauradjan and Albert Al Dimaculangan.

P10B gastos sa APEC

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KUWAIT: Muling napatunayan ni Almario Mark Lopez angkanyang husay sa pag-kanta, matapos siyang ideklarangGrand Winner sa katatapos na Grand Finals Pinoy Arabia FM,Sing Galing competition. Ginaganap ang grand finals saDiscovery Mall, Live Theater sa Murgab, Biyernes ng hapon.

Tatlumpung finalists ang naglaban-laban para masungkitang Grand Title, at apat nga sa kanila ang mapalad na nag-uwing cash prizes, awards at gift vouchers courtesy of sponsors.Nakita at nakasama ng mga Pinoy sa selebrasyon ang ilangmga opisyales ng Philippine Embassy na pinangunahan niPhilippine Ambassador to Kuwait Renato Pedro Villa at LaborAttache Atty Cesar Chavez.

Kasama sa board of judges sina Philippine Vice Consul AttySheina Tesorero at Cultural and Economic Attache Althea Nabo.Pito ang kabilang sa panel of judges na pinangunahan ng kani-lang chief judge at in-house judge ng Pinoy Arabia FM na siJennifer Uy. Kilala si Jennifer Uy bilang isang magaling nasinging nurse na humakot na rin ng mga pagkilala sa kanyangsinging career mula pa sa Pilipinas hanggang Kuwait. Kabingdin sa mga judges sina Jummel Carvajal, nurse by professionsubalit isang tanyag na stage actor at singer, dalawang foreignjudges na parehong kilalang local singer at stage actors,Hassan Fawas at Carly Stark. Kasama rin bilang judge si RickyLaxa, media representative ng GMA Pinoy TV at ng The Times,isa rin siyang recording artist at hindi na rin mabilang nakaranasan as stage performer at mahusay na program at seg-ments host ng ibat-ibang programa mapa-talebisyon man oradyo.

Pinalakpakan ng husto ng mga manunuod si Lopez dahil samakabagbag damdamin niyang rendition ng awiting pinasikatni Wency Cornejo Hanggang at mellow dramatic pa at punong imusyon ang ipinadama ni Lopez sa mga manunuod dahi-lan upang itanghal siyang pinakamagaling among 30 finalists.Ilang beses nang nananalo ng grand prize si Mark Lopez samga pa-contest dito sa Kuwait. Ang Grand Winner na si Lopezay nag-uwi ng KD200 cash, return ticket to Philippines courtesyof TVS at Certina wrist watch ng TikTok, ICSA-Kuwait scholar-ship, Radisson Blu Hotel voucher, samantalang ang FirstRunner Up na si Erwin Monge ay nag-uwi ng KD150 cash prizeplus ICSA-Kuwait scholarship, Radisson Blu Hotel voucher atdalawa ang tinanghal na na Second Runner Up sina Arcie Suyuat Maroel Guarin na maghahati naman sa KD100 cash prizeplus ICSA-Kuwait scholarship at Radisson Blu voucher.Nasungkit ni Myerson Red Persingcula ang Peoples ChoiceAward at naiuwi niya ang return ticket to Manila courtesy ofTVS. Hindi umuwing luhaan ang mga finalists dahil binigyandin sila ng organizers ng tag-iisang T-shirt mula sa Giordano atwrist watch from Tiktok.

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Almario Mark Lopez wagi sa Pinoy Arabia FMMonge, Suyu at Guarin runners-up

Mark Lopez Erwin Monge Maroel Guarin

Arcie Suyu

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2015 3KUALA LUMPUR: With the forging of a muchstronger Association of South East Asian Nations(Asean) cooperation, President Benigno AquinoIII reiterated that the Asean should not let anycountry-no matter how powerful-claim an entiresea as its own especially when it is resorting toforce.

We believe that, as a rules-based Community,

Asean should not allow any country, no matterhow powerful, to claim an entire sea as its ownand to use force or the threat thereof in assertingsuch a claim, said Aquino during the plenary ses-sion of the Asean Summit yesterday here. Theleaders of the 10-member Asean gathered at theKuala Lumpur Convention Center as Malaysiahosts the 27th semiannual summit.

Aquino stressed anew that the western sec-tion of Spratly Islands or the Kalayaan IslandGroup is within the exclusive economic zone of

the Philippines based on the United NationsConvention on the Law of the Sea (Unclos) pro-visions.

We have not resolved, even amongst Aseanmembers, the competing claims especiallyamong the Spratlys. These improvements fur-ther complicate and increase the difficulty ofcoming to compromises that will be necessaryto prevent further tension from rising, he said.The leaders are set to launch an economic unionof member-countries or the Asean EconomicCommunity on the second day of the summit. Itwill be a formal entity by December 31.

Therefore, moving forward, it is incumbentupon us to develop a post-2015 AseanConnectivity Agenda that articulates both ouraspirations and the complexities we have tocontend with, said Aquino.

These complexities include the recentdevelopments in the sea to the west of mycountry, which our peoples know by manynames. As I have stated many times in the past,our collective prosperity requires stability in theregion. This has come under threat by unilateralactions such as the massive reclamation andbuilding of structures on features in the Spratlyislands, which have urgent and far-reachingimplications to the region and the internationalcommunity, he said. Aquino said bringing themaritime dispute to a United Nations arbitralcourt displays the Philippines belief that apeaceful settlement can bring stability to theAsean region.

Excellencies, Your Majesty, the Philippineshas always adhered to the rule of law, and our

decision to resort to arbitration reflects ourbelief that it is a transparent, friendly, durable,and peaceful dispute settlement mechanismthat can bring stability to the region, saidAquino. Aquino said he welcomes the decisionof the United Nations arbitral court and looks

forward to the next round of hearing at theHague. The Philippines remains committed topursuing arbitration to its final conclusion, andwill abide by its decisions, he said.

The final ruling on the case may be issued inJune next year. Inquirer.net

Aquino: Asean cant let any country claim entire South China Sea

KUWAIT: US President Barack Obama waves as he exits Marine One at the NinoyAquino International Airport after attending the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation(APEC) summit in Manila, Philippines on Friday. AP

Aquino

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Lahat sila ay nag-level-up at nakipagtagisan ng galing sa pag-awitgamit ang kani-kanilang style at gimmicks upang makuha ang atten-tion ng mga hurado.

Medyo mahirap silang ijudge kasi sila na nga ang pinakamaga-galing at sila rin ang natira among over 100 contenders na napilinatin sa loob ng mahigit dalawang buwang audition, wika niJennifer Uy, head judge. Mahirap kasi puro sila magagaling, angibang contenders have been singing for years na kaya talaga nahira-pan kami, dagdag ni Uy.

Kasama sa mga finalist sina 1. Flora Mae Esguerra 2. FelipeLobarbio 3. Luz Cortez 4. Marchie Roxas 5. Rye Quiroz Pujante 6.Jonard Capiones 7. Ariel Estrada 8. Monawara Zacaria 9. RoyRutagines 10. Daniel Macaraeg 11. Maribel Jacobo 12. MarkClemente Salmo 13. Dennis Alvaez 14. Maroel Guarin 15. GiordaniRossel 16. Erwin Monge 17. Jhane Garcia 18. Myerson Red

Persingcula 19. Mark Lopez 20. Carlo Dela Rosa Delfinado 21. EdrickRio 22. Arcie Suyu 23. Jayson Santiago 24. Charles Vincent Molaco,25. Mary Jane Manata 26. Alma Villegas 27. Beljore Jude Camello 28.Felda Basnillo 29. Jonah Marie Alcotibo 30. Arthur Ganiron 31. RivaCuison 32. Lowella Jeroy. Two of the 32 contenders did not show upthough Cuison and Manata!

Sa huli nagpapasalamat ang Pinoy Arabia Marina FM sa walangsawang suporta ng mga sumusunod na sponsors: Dr. S.M Hyder Ali- Chairman TVS Hyder Group, Rashid Khan - Finance Manager TVSHyder Group, Daisy J. Paningbatan - Reservation & Ticketing OfficerTVS Travel TVS Travels & Tours TVS Travels & Tours. Salamat din kinaIbrahim ng Giordano, Dolor Elenany ng Al Alamia ManpowerServices, Rian Poblete - LBC, Jerry Sedeno ng Echo ExtremeKaraoke, Michael Olfindo ng TikTok, Ahmed Hamed ng DunkinDonuts, Ana Del Mundo ng ADM International Manpower Services,Mark Aamir Muhammad ng ICSA, Vangie Gernale ng AlphaSolutions, Maripol Abdallah ng Jamykha International Placement,Ricky Laxa ng Radisson Blu Hotel at La Cocinera, Rose Ortiz ng AIMGlobal Kuwait , Farida Al Halimi ng Rawan Salon at Lailah Venturina.

Bagong DJs ng Pinoy Arabia FM, umeksena na!Ang event na ito ay selebrasyon din ng unang anibersaryo ng

Pinoy Arabia FM under Marina FM 88.8. Sa katunayan, pinakilala narin sa pagtitipon ang mga bagong DJs na sina Darling Dude ngBayan, DJ Mark D Spark, DJ Mika at DJ Raymund. Maririnig 24/7 angPinoy Arabia FM at kabilang na sa mga aabangang programa araw-araw ang Gandang Umaga Arabia mula alas-7 ng umaga hanggangalas-9 ng umaga kasama sina Ben Garcia, Maxxy Santiago at RandyMendoza. Alas 9-11am maririnig naman ang programang magpa-pakilig at magpapadama ng napakaraming hugs and kisses saEksena Mo; Share Mo ni Darling Dude ng Bayan. Sa hapon alas-5-7pm siguradong mapapaindak kayo sa mga mga rock n roll music nahandog naman sa inyo DJ Mark D Spark at siguradong hahagalpakkayo sa katatawa sa tambalang swak na swak at pak na pak na mag-pakners mula alas 7-9 ng gabi sa programang Barkada Konek. Tuloytuloy na saya at ligaya ang hatid sa inyo ng Pinoy Arabia Marina FM,download lamang ng kanilang mobile apps mula sa inyong mgaappstores (Iphone) at playstores (android) at idownload ang PinoyArabia FM apps.

The panelof judges

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KUWAIT: Isinagawa ng ICSA CAP-College ang PE at NSTPActivity na tinawag nilang PALAKASAN (Sports). Ang nasabingaktividad ay may temang CONVERGENCE: Building cama-raderie through sports, upang maipaabot sa lahat ngstudyante ang importansya ng pagkakaisa.

Nahati sa dalawang grupo ang mga studyante, FearlessBlue Eagles at Red Charging Bulls. Sinimulan ang nasabingaktibidad sa isang Banner Designing Contest na sinundannang Cheering Contest, Laro nang Lahi at Major Games.Tinanghal na Most Valuable Player si Rohainie Lamalan na

kumukuha nang BSBA Marketing Course at ang Fearless BlueEagles bilang Over-all champion.

Naging matagumpay ang Palakasan 2015 at napaabot nitosa mga estudyante ang mensaheng nais nitong iparating, naginaganap taon-taon ng ICSA.

ICSA CAP College hosts PALAKASAN 2015

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2015 7By Ricardo de Leon

KUWAIT: Five-week winning streak of UAE Exchange was stopped byCOZMO, Asian Air Safari dimmed the hope of Original Pin Killers for aspot in the Magic 8 and the Swooping Eagles pulled off a hugeupset against LEAF in the ninth week elimination round of PhilippineBowling Association in Kuwait 3rd Season Team Tournament beingheld at Cozmo Bowling Center in Kheifan. Other teams who postedeasy victories were Thunder Dragons, Scavengers and SMACZ com-peted against the slum dwellers while NUSANTARA played bye.

With obtuse lineup the UAE Exchange fought like true warriorsknowingly they are of no match with one of the leagues heavy-weights the COZMO team but to their surprise they won the firstgame 837-798. In the second game the lane masters with 39 pointsdeficit surged ahead after winning the second game when UAEExchange still played with depleted lineup 957-877. In the final game,with 41 points advantage, COZMOs aim is to win the match up butthis time the UAE Exchange completed their lineup, disappointedCOZMO and won the game with the score of 954-945. After the finaltally, COZMO edge the Exchanger with just seven points thus takingthe 25 win points. Cozmo leading scorer was Noe Mahayag when heplucked 178, 198, 233 (609) points, with Nasser Hajras (557), CrisTirona (511), Mike Gonzales (502), and Naveen Wasel (496) while UAEExchange top scorers were Rani Skeik (577) and Rudy de Lima (553)supported by Ali Hikmat, Mariotte Vito and Myra Manalo.

LEAF trying to improve their standing shoot down the SwoopingEagles in the first game 930-846 but in the second game the Eaglescontrol the tempo with the sterling performance of Angie Bush whodelivered 194 points with 967-908 result. In the third game SwoopingEagles still trailing with 25 points, team captain Alonzo Bush changedstrategy and paid off when he fielded his formidable trio, gunner was

Jessica who scored 198, midfielder John Caldwell with 212 and theanchor was Glen Corbit who plucked 234 and produced 1017 withadditional 25 bonus points against LEAFs 897 and the final score was2905-2735. Swooping Eagles best scorers were Glen Corbit (604),Angie Bush (530) assisted by Alonzo Bush (357), John Caldwell (350)who played two games each and one game each for Jessica, DannySolis, Darrel Sullivan, Riz Roque and Jocelyn B. Ty while the 5-manteam of the losing team were Blanca Sambajon (593), Rocky Castil(519), Cris Carungay (481), Marjorie Mercado (480) and Joe Presenta(480).

With a record of 2-6, the Original Pin Killers are languishing at thebottom of the team standings despite of having prolific scorers andadditional quality players to boost their roster. What is missing for thepoor performance this season is the team cohesiveness. Winning thefirst game against Asian Air Safari 890-888, their scores subside in thesecond 845-897 and third game 807-859 and the final score was2719-2567 in favor of the Asian Air. The victorious team leading scorerwas Mousa Abdullah (545) supported by Norlan Balasan (478), FeFerrer (473), Sonia Mathews, Gani dela Cruz, and Hermie Saliba whoplayed two games each. For OPK the top scorer was Aris de Guzman(492), assisted by Cristopher Bush (375), Greg Melancon (375), RashidAker Ali (341) who played two games apiece, Alma Turley (310),Ishaaq Al Waahid, and Ahmad Fadil Karam. With the win-lose results,despite winning the game Asian Air Safari slide from fourth to fifthposition while OPK had 48 marks behind LEAF holding the last spotof the elite group.

Other results: The three tail enders met their peers, the current topranks and resulted to their dousing in the quicksand - Kuwait Starsdemolished by Thunder Dragons 2410-2923 led by Camilo Baker IIIwho scored 205, 210, 246 (661) that resulted to step forward fromfifth to fourth place; Mangaf Strikers bowed to Scavengers 2397-2798

steered by Anthony King (589) and Ali Adel Ata Khalil (545); and thePhilippine Embassy Strikers curtseyed to SMACZ 2400-2798 withAlex Cervantes (590) as leading scorer and finally playing bye theNUSANTARA with the score of 2717 with Laras Nitikusumo (507) andBenyamin Hasan (503) as top scorers.

Meanwhile, in the individual best, for Individual High Game - AllClasses both Men and Ladies remain untouched and for IndividualHigh Average - only in Class B changed when Nasser Hadras took thecommand from Ferdie Saliba (193.04-192.57).

For Individual High scores:Category Name Individual High Name IndividualHigh Game AverageMens A Greg Melancon 265 Glen Corbit 10.40Mens B Nasser Hajras 279 Nasser Hajras 193.04 Mens C Kevin Andaya 221 Kevin Andaya 165.14Ladies A Marjorie Mercado 246 Hanadi Mezail 180.91Ladies B Neng Cervantes 202 Alma Turley 166.84 Team High Game (Sratch) - COZMO (1030)Team High Series (Scratch + Handicap) - Scavengers (2938)

Team Weekly High Series :Week 1 - SMACZ - 2821 Week 5 -Scavengers - 2864 Week 2 - UAE Exchange - 2787Week 6 - Swooping Eagles - 2849Week 3 - Scavengers - 2936 Week 7 - Asian Air Safari - 2796Week 4 - SMACZ - 2682 Week 8 - UAE Exchange - 2847Week 9 - Thunder Dragons - 2823Team Standing after Ninth round: 1. SMACZ (25414); 2.

Scavengers (25062); 3. UAE Exchange (24801); 4. Thunder Dragons(24773.5); 5. Asian Air Safari (24719.5); 6. Swooping Eagles (24617); 7.COZMO (24353); 8. LEAF (24185); 9. NUSANTARA (23926); 10.Original Pin Killers (23705); 11. Mangaf Strikers (22246); 12. KuwaitStar (22148) and 13. Philippine Embassy Strikers (21755).

COZMO upset UAE EXCHANGE, Swooping Eagles blast LEAF

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COZMO upsetUAE EXCHANGE,

Swooping Eaglesblast LEAF

FBC welcomes new set of officersKUWAIT: The Filipino Badminton Committee (FBC) formally wel-comed its new set of officers for year 2015-2016.

Vice Consul Shiena Tesorero presided over the oath of officersafter her short inspirational message.

New set of FBC officers are : President: Jimmy Carandang,VP:Louie Ladaga, Sec: Vern Juachon, Treasurer: Lolita Caballero,Marketing &Promotion Director: Amador Caceres, MembershipDirector: Ailyn Borcena, Deputy Membership Directors: AnnieZaballero, Edward Gardoce

Over-All Court Managers:Engr. Eric TornoRussel Centeno

Court Managers:Michael MoralJules FranciscoRaymond Dela CruzElma FalguerraErma CarandangShieva Chinnapolu ReddyDondon OxalesAfter the oath taking ceremony, Vice consul Shiena awarded

the specially made framed Medals to the winners of 60th and 61stBadminton Tournament.

60th Burger and Karak CupNOVICE:

Champion: Lowela CaymeShiva Reddy

1st Runner-up Russel CentenoMichael Moral

2nd Runner-up IrshadMarc Julius Carandang

LEVEL CChampion Ninno Mutia

Shielyn Hassan1st Runner-up Nico Galicia

Tayyab Shafi2nd Runner-up Annie Zaballero

Sameer

LEVEL DChampion Kristine Anne Mercado

Eduard Gardose1st Runner-up Mari Rose Pantig

Dion Espiritu2nd Runner-up Michael Espiritu

Monrea Villa

61st Officers CupMix A& B

Champion: Ericarlo ConwiMichael Moral

Runner-up Russel CentenoAnnie ZaballeroLEVEL C

Champion Don Don Oxales IIIVerns Juachon

Runner-up Jules FranciscoRuby Rose MirandaLEVEL D

Champion Joy CieloAlma Dulce Aninon

Runner-up Eduard GardoseElma Falguera

KUWAIT: Members of the Gym Team wereintroduced for the first time to an extremeworkout, a fusion of power packed Zumbaand fitness yoga introduced by a triumvi-rate of highly competitive trainers andinstructors; Helen Rahi, Stella Munch andNawah Al Ali. The Gym Team, which gathersevery Friday at the Chai Al Dhaha Ballroomof Viking Club of Radisson Blu hotel isattended by Filipinos in majority and othernationals. Although limited in space, the ful-ly packed ballroom managed to containfifty two attendees to participate in theFriday session. Stella Munch, known for hercreative and amusing routines provided notonly entertaining moves but set of ener-getic workouts that included Zumba BellyDancing. Helen Rahi complemented theworkout with her high energy steps, whichleft every sweated yet screamed for more.The tone of the workout altered brieflywhen Yoga Master Kuwaiti Nawaf Al Ali tookthe stage to introduce and essence of usingcore muscles for balance and achieving afull relaxation after a cardo workout.

I thank The Gym Team for bringing to usthese different styles of approaches to fit-ness such as Yoga, I never knew till today

that such discipline, one can benefit somuch from. I hope that Gym Team consid-ers making this work out an alternative classfor us stated Mariz Carpio. The Gym Teamalso had its initial membership registrationfor those who may want to attend on regu-lar basis the classes. Membership cards willbe issued to everyone who registered andwill be given the priority to attend theFriday classes. Nonmembers will have to beinvited by registered members in order tobe able to attend. Registration is free. Thefinal registration for members is scheduledon Friday and commencing December theGym Team will only allow registered mem-bers to attend. Currently twenty instructors

have signed up as mentors for the comingyear 2016. The Gym Team wishes to thankthe Viking Club of Radisson Blu HotelKuwait for their generosity in allowing theuse of its premises.

Yoga and Zumba, perfect pitches for Friday workout