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TOKO BUKU Reviews of English language books on Indonesia

by Bill Dalton

Lombok: Where To Go-What To See by Richard Mann Lombok has always been burdened with comparisons to its more illustrious sister island of Bali to the west, but a time is fast approaching that this lush, non-commercialized island fringed by untouched white sand beaches will no longer have to sell itself. Lombok is now on the tourist map. With its new international airport, fast boats between Bali and Lombok running with ever increasing frequency, new departure points opening up every year and yachts and cruise ships from around the world berthing at new marinas and the western port of Lembar, two golf courses and modern residential communities bringing more and more visitors to the island, Lombok’s likability and marketability is on the rise.

Like Bali, Lombok is in the same time zone and has volcanic mountains in the northern half of the island.

Lombok’s landmass, some 4,595 square km in area, is dominated by Mt. Rinjani rising 3,726 meters above the ocean. While Bali is predominantly Hindu, Lombok is predominantly Muslim. Slightly smaller and drier than Bali, Lombok has similar climate and soil, favorable for growing coffee, tobacco, market vegetables, rice and millions of coconut trees. Like Bali, there are fertile alluvial plains with picturesque, ¿nely crafted rice terraces. Lombok has an intact Balinese culture in the western part of the island, with serene temples and palaces.

Richard Mann’s 2nd edition of Lombok: Where To Go-What To See focuses on the island’s relatively recent emergence as a global tourist destination. The word is ¿nally getting out that the island, less crowded and slower paced than Bali, is worth visiting in its own right. In this guide there is more coverage of the traditional villages and the way of life of their inhabitants of the northwest, Tete Batu and East Lombok and the scenic coastal roads with less focus on the nightclub scene, tourist hubs and beach life than in Gateway Book’s other Lombok guides such as “Island Hopping East of Bali.” The book’s subtitle “A Taste of Sumbawa” is literal with only four pages given over to that big island east of Lombok.

After a few welcoming messages written by Lombok’s governor and head of the tourism of¿ce, the guide begins with practicalities of “Getting There by Air & Sea” and a two-page map of Bali and Lombok to get your bearings.

This two-island map would’ve been easier to read if it were in a larger scale. The guide could’ve also bene¿ted from a more detailed larger scale Lombok-only map as well as individual area/regional maps: the Sekotong Peninsula and Gede Island in the south and city maps of Sengiggi, Mataram and Ampenan. One of the Mount Rinjani hiking maps is quite legible and useful, but the other you need a magnifying glass to read.

The introductory chapter “The story of Lombok” takes in a broad overview of the history and attractions of the entire island – the urban centers of the southwest, the Gili Islands (with 18 diverse dive sites), the upmarket Sengiggi tourist strip – what assets each has and what market each appeals to. The book presents a commercial overview of the island, now in the throes of heavy development, which accounts for as much as 30% of the overloaded trucks on Bali’s main west-to-east highway.

The author has obviously done the research himself and taken many of the excellent photos, which give a lot of visual information that supplements and at times are even more informative and revealing than the text (for example,

the Sukarara weaving center and the impressive road up to Mt. Rinjani’s enormous crater). The full page images of ¿eld workers, market scenes, seascapes and mountainous areas give a good picture the scope of what the island has to offer.

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The chapter on trekking Mt. Rinjai via Sebatu and Sembalun Lawang, accompanied by two different scale maps, is a mini-guide to tackling this mammoth volcano, famed for its great beauty and eerie isolation, the fourth highest mountain in Indonesia. Includes info on park fees, guides and porters, hazards, sources of spring water, radio and telephone contacts, environmental code, etc. An impressive photo of the caldera shows you the type of topography you’ll be encountering if you ever want to make this steep arduous climb yourself.

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One aspect of the book that sets it totally apart from any other Lombok guide is the attention it pays to residential villa communities with an eye towards the growing market of expat pensioners and those seeking second holiday homes. So thorough is the coverage of these properties that it would have been appropriate to subtitle the book “Guide to Residential Properties on Lombok.” Those sections are enhanced promotional brochures for Kuta Heights above Kuta beach in the south; The Hill on the slopes of Lombok’s southern hills which offers units with 270 degree views; Amanah Vertical Villas near Sengiggi with 1-2 bedroom units with ocean views available with 99 year lease for Westerners (5-year money back guarantee). The Marina Del Ray Indonesian Yacht Center’s safe harbor and services would be of great interest to sailors.

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Travel tips can be gleaned throughout: a warning to tourists to avoid Sengiggi, Mataram’s playground, on the weekend’s when locals Àood into the seaside resort; Bungin island inhabited only by Bugis ¿shermen, completely built from coral and sand, the most densely populated island in the world; Lombok actually has 26 gili (islets) and not just the three “Gili Islands” cluster that the whole world seems to know about.

The guide would be particularly useful for visitors seeking detailed information (from the owner’s point of view) on Lombok’s high-end hotels. One instance is the extended four-page-long advertorial posing as a chapter on Gili Air’s Sunrise Hotel. Besides singing the deserved praise for his property, the owner also touches on waste management and electrical supply problems facing the tiny island.

Published in 2013, Lombok: Where To Go-What To See with its competent photography, cultural and sightseeing information, avuncular voice and slim size – is one of the newest publications on Lombok and its numerous offshore islands, which the author deservedly calls the ‘Caribbean’ of Indonesia.

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What’s Your Status Symbol?

By Ines Wynn Everywhere in the world, regardless of nationality, culture, race, belief system or social level, a status symbol is a visible representation of one’s exalted position in society or an indicator of wealth, power, authority. Status symbols reÀect the cultural values of a society or individual and take the form of material possessions, body adornments or modi¿cations, trends, lifestyle choices. They differ among countries, societies and subcultures, social classes and educational levels. Europeans, Americans, Asians, Africans and people from the Middle East all value different status symbols.

Status St symbols are ar as old as the first formed communities. co It appears a to be human nature h to t show off, to impress or simply to establish one’s own worth as an individual and d the th ancients i t found f d an early l way to imbue objects, possessions, or bodily modi¿cations with an essence of power, inÀuence and might that implied that the person wielding it was special and unique.

In primitive warrior societies the number of heads or scalps taken on the battle¿eld was considered a badge of honor.

Agrarian societies like the Tanah Toraja people in Sulawesi considered the number of buffalo horns pinned to their house posts as wealth indicators. In ancient societies, colors or clothing were marks of privilege. Some objects, garments or colors were exclusively reserved for rulers, with stiff punishments awarded to those who dared usurp the symbol.

Think of imperial yellow reserved for the old Chinese emperors, royal purple and the senatorial toga in ancient Rome. The Romans were perhaps the most status-conscious people of the ancient world. They vied with each other hosting banquets that were all around orgies, sponsoring gladiator games and chariot races; they bought slaves with extraordinary talents or skills and their ladies sported the most outlandish hairdos and garments.

Prizes and awards have been status symbols since time immemorial: the laurel crown for the winner of the famed Roman contest like chariot racing, poetry or drama competitions, etc. Middle-Age rulers bestowed earldoms, ¿efdoms and duchies to their vassals or allies after a well won battle or war. The heraldic coat of arms is an old favor that still persists in modern times. Medals and awards are still valued as recognition of superiority.

Some societies or civilizations use body modi¿cations as their preferred status symbols. Think ancient China and the practice of binding the feet of females as a sign they belonged to the upper classes. These Lily feet were at once an erotic symbol and a sign of rank and afÀuence. Females with bound feet could barely walk, let alone perform work in shops, factories or ¿elds which required mobility. Other body modi¿cations associated with certain civilizations include the Àattening of infants foreheads in ancient anci infants’ Mayan societies, lengthening earlobes among the D a y a k peoples of p B Borneo and Malaysia, e extending the n necks among the H’moi females of Northern Thailand, stretching the lower lips or scari¿cation of the face or body among the Africans. Piercings, tattoos and scari¿cation are old ethnic practices which have been “updated” in modern times by pearling, scrotal implants or microdermal implants.

How status symbols have changed over time and across cultures– Status symbols tend to be very Àuid and change over time. When spices were a scarce commodity in the middle ages, they were highly valued and very expensive. Before printing became mainstream, a wellstocked library was a sign of erudition and wealth. Over time the difference between status symbols and trends became

increasingly blurred. White skin is considered a great status symbol among Asians; paradoxically, Caucasians consider a tan much more valuable. Fat used to be equated with wealth; however, now thin is in. The ancient Mayans sharpened their teeth, the Balinese Àatten them. Old cronies got gold teeth; modern ones inlay them with diamonds or precious stones.

Old fashioned belles had their bodies laced up tight to achieve that wasp waist. Modern belles resort to liposuction or even more drastic rib removal.

The typical status symbols of the 1950’ to the 1980’s dishwashers, color TV, a vacation home - are now common place. They have been supplanted by private nannies or private schools, exclusive gym memberships, vacations in the most exotic or hard-to-get-to locales like Patagonia or the Antarctic. Backyard tennis courts and Olympic swimming pools have also passed their due date and private in-house theatres have been renovated to bowling lanes. Buying a private island somewhere or a ticket to the Virgin Space Galactic is also more with it. The Australians of the 1980’s were proud to trace convict ancestry; now it’s become a scarlet letter. Before the turn of the century Europeans coveted a titled pedigree now many of the nobility drop their titles and adopt more common lifestyles.

Newer style status symbols include exotic dog breeds like Tibetan mastiffs, plastic surgery that instantly makes you thin, private jets, the penthouse on top of the Hyatt. The people from the Middle-East at one time loved their Àashy c a r s , expensive d e s i g n e r watches w and diamonds in their teeth as t t their badge of w e a l t h ; nowadays owning pet lions, ow cheetahs or ot other very exotic an animals is the ch choice.

Russian nouveaux-riches no go for diamond encrusted wine glasses, a mooring berth in Monaco’s marina or a vacation house within spotting distance of a celebrity. For more modest budgets there is the latest gadget to buy, the newest in-brand, the trophy wife. Celebrity friends are a good thing to have in your date book.

Some status symbols require very deep pockets. If you want to emulate Richard Branson’s hobbies like high altitude skydiving from the edge of the stratosphere or Formula-1 racing, be prepared to fork out millions of dollars. A less expensive version is heli-skiing at approximately USD1000 per excursion.

Status symbols can be highly narcissistic forms of selfexpression. A good contemporary example of that is the “sel¿e”, which is enthusiastically used as a means to convey one’s uniqueness, specialness, re¿ned taste, sense of bravado or sublime adventure. It’s the ultimate way of showing off one’s power, wealth or connections. Sometimes it back¿res.

When someone records pictorial proof of themselves committing an illegal, improper, outrageous or questionable act these pictures can go viral on social media like Facebook and trigger an avalanche of judgment and possibly legal persecution.

Status Symbols in Bali informal survey among different expat groups in Bali as well as the local population revealed some interesting trends. Expatss do not necessarily like the e same status symbols ass their compatriots in their ir respective home countries. es.

What may be considered ed an icon of exclusivity over ver there may simply be unavailable here, or lose ose much of its attractiveness ss in the unique cultural and social ocial environment of Bali. True, some people sport expensive nsive custom-made imported cars

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and souped-up motor machines like Harleys but they are not a majority. Especially since so many of those possible status symbols are readily available to anyone with a bit of money in his pocket. Perhaps owning a villa next to Mick Jagger’s vacation home in Gianyar is a better status symbol than owning a sumptuous villa elsewhere. To top it, you can always buy a private island somewhere in the archipelago. One enduring status symbol for aging, paunchy and less attractive men seems to be the young and cutesy Indonesian wife. For some of the expats the new cool in status symbols is notching up big numbers in Facebook or Google Plus followers, the number of hits, likes and page views; or comments received on posts.

It is not uncommon for people to proudly publish their Facebook numbers as a measure of their perceived popularity.

Overall, Bali is not a fertile ground for blatant status s y m b o l s .

Instead, the ttrends tend to veer more t o w a r d s desirable lifestyle choices. lif Li Living a happy, holistic, and st stress-free life is a more soughtaft after goal. As one German expat succinctly summarized it,”Life here is in itself a status symbol, at least in the eyes of friends in Germany”.

For many expats the Àaunting of status symbols is so passé; they tend to think that the most important things in life are to be healthy and happy in all that you do. There is a de¿nite tendency to steer away from the material things and more to the health-mental-spiritual values.

A youthful perspective by a 24-year-old Dutch expat clinches the meaning of that when he mentions the new über-cool among sophisticated youngsters, that of mastering the art of social seduction. He explains it means engineering social and business situations in order to subtly manipulate people using NLP principles (neurolinguistic programming – i.e. an approach to communication manipulating the fundamental dynamics between perception, language and behavior). This requires the practitioner to be socially adept and business savvy in order to project a sort of exquisite charisma that is deemed the new cool. It is a type of subliminal seduction that does not rely on symbols or the need to portray your self-worth.

Showing off has become taboo, a de¿nite break with the practices of the previous generation.

Among the Balinese

the status symbols, what they call “gengsi”, tend to be very straight forward. To be sure, the Àashy cars and motorcycles are there to show off the wealth.

However, the symbols valued by the Balinese as special and worthy tend to be related to their religion or family life. An expensive hand-woven kain bebali is a coveted possession, so are indigenous adornments to their housing compounds, the ever increasing beauti¿cation of the family temple and effusive celebrations of all kinds according to their traditions.

The offerings are getting more sumptuous, the guest lists are getting longer and snaring a high of¿cial at your party is certainly a sign of inÀuence. But down at the village level, the average Balinese man still prefers a prize winning cock and the number of times the bird survives a lethal ¿ght. Owning 3 ccows instead of 2 is already an indication of status as is ow owning a car instead of or in addition to a motorcycle.

Am Among the Balinese youth, brands are still popular but this pales with the availability of all the knock-offs. Electronic pa ga gadgets like Apple iPhones or tablets are highly valued, as are expensive motorcycles or cars and a “bule” girlfriend or boyfriend. Tooth braces, I’m told, is also a badge of exclusivity, bo as is hanging out at Starbucks with its pricey coffee or an expensive watering hole like the Champagne bar. Miniature ex do dog breeds seem to make it big among the “waria”. Tattoos ap appear to be gang-related though I have seen Balinese men sp sporting their family or clan name inked on their forearms. A n new trend perhaps?

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Time to Say Hello to Your Toes! is an ideal way to develop strength as well as gaining flexibility along with a more holistic approach to a healthy body. Canggu Club offers two different yoga classes as part of its weekly fitness schedule: one on Monday and one on Wednesday, both at 10am for ninety minutes. It’s perfect timing really as you can still fit in an earlier Pump, TRX class or gym session and head straight into yoga to stretch and loosen those tortured limbs.

Let’s face it. Many of us spend hours in the gym or pounding the pavement to build our muscles, improve cardio fitness and generally keep the bulge at bay. But if you are anything like moi and tend to forget about stretching and flexibility and focus more on torturous toning, the thought of touching our toes or participating in that occasional game of tipsy Twister (stop smirking, we’ve all been there!) can be cause for concern and more than a few cackles.

It’s one thing to build muscles but maintaining flexibility is also important and a balance between the two is vital. Yoga

One of these sessions is led by local yoga guru, I Wayan Wistika or better known to many as Marcus. To those of us who have ever attended one of his classes, Marcus needs little introduction. With a friendly manner and easygoing style, he encourages a relaxed and calming ambience in his classes and any beginners’ concerns are immediately allayed as he emphasizes participants listen to their bodies and only do as much as they comfortably can. As only experienced instructors do, he suggests different options for each pose, allowing for every level of expertise within each class.

Marcus pays attention to form and style, ensuring an injury free experience and one that will leave you amazed at how you just managed to “kiss your knees” when only ninety minutes earlier you arrived, convinced that even your fingertips would struggle to greet your toes.

If you live, work, have a business or just have some exciting news about this area then we want to hear from you!

Canggu News submissions for future editions are welcome to be emailed to: canggueditor@yahoo.com If you are submitting information about a future event, please be sure to provide accurate details regarding time and place and include pictures where relevant.

Balinese born and bred in Tabanan, Marcus’s yogic journey began during a period of employment at a local village yoga retreat as head of guest services. Participating in the yoga classes, he was introduced to a number of inspirational instructors who inspired him to pursue this journey towards health and wellbeing.

He went on to teach yoga at this retreat, has taken part in numerous international seminars, local courses, the annual Bali Spirit festival and has spent a number of years enhancing the health and wellbeing of hotel guests with yoga classes at the prestigious Comoshambala Hotel, The Chedi Clubs in Ubud and Jimbaran, as well as The Legian in Seminyak.

Along with classes at Canggu club, he also teaches privately throughout Southern Bali and continues to hone his craft, broadening his teaching styles to include Restorative Yoga, Vinyasa Flow and of course, yoga for beginners.

With more than 17 years of yoga experience, Marcus has somewhat of a devoted following. “Yoga is my lifestyle As you practise it more, it changes your life, from what you eat to how you live. And if you keep practising, it changes your soul.”

Pop into The Canggu Club to experience yoga for yourself on either Mondays or Wednesdays @ 10am. I promise your hamstrings will thank you!

Cold Brew Coffee - The Next Hot Thing!

I have to admit, prior to last month I preferred my coffee hot, well with the exception of the occasional iced coffee that is so naughtily overflowing with great gobs of ice cream and cream it is more of a confectioners’ concoction than a dose of the daily grind. That is until a friend of mine introduced me to Cold Brew coffee from the Bootstrap Beverage Company in Berawa.

A relatively new approach, Cold Brew coffee took off in New York a little while ago and the popular process made its way rapidly through the US, United Kingdom and Australia.

Time, not temperature is the key and it’s the perfect way to get your daily dose without the addition of dairy and the downside of an acrid over extraction gone wrong!

Not to be mistaken with iced coffee, the Cold Brew method uses coarse ground beans steeped in cold water for approximately 15 hours then filtered through a slow drip procedure. Supporting local growers, Bootstrap only uses 100% organic Arabica beans from Kintamani. The end product is well worth the wait and the result is a sweet drop that sidesteps the usual acidity issues and slides down smooth! Beans never come into contact with hot water so

the process of leaching the flavour from the fresh grind produces a different chemical reaction and thus a sweeter flavour. Because of this, sugar, milk or sweetener is rarely required and the pure, chilled beverage is served over ice or with water.

Pop in to the Cold Brew Lab on Jalan Pantai Berawa and take a seat on denim covered cushions in this cool clean space, wall to wall with brown bottles and brew. Your order comes to the table on a snappy little drawer-like tray with the essential ingredients lined up in a variety of vessels. The chilled brew comes ready-to-drink in a brown 300ml bottle, next to it are two recycled glass tumblers of ice and water respectively and a smaller glass to make your mix. That’s it!

Coffee and H2O and you are good to go.

After a flavour variation? Visitors to the coffee lab can try a cocktail of cold brew and coconut water, a dash of coconut syrup, or for those looking for a late afternoon refreshment with a bit more punch, try a cold brew and Guinness! It’s super smooth and a rather refined alternative to that ubiquitous Bintang.

Despite it being a somewhat labour intensive, hands-onall-natural brewing process and one that many barista run cafes are only bottling in small quantities for their regulars, Bootstrap Beverages aims to build on this. Their goal is to produce this cool concept in volumes, supplying villas, hotels and restaurants across Bali.

A ready to drink refreshment that is perfect to take to the beach or grab and go. At just 35k per 300ml bottle or 170k for a take home six pack, it’s caffeine convenience! Come in and check out this new concept for yourself at the Brew Lab - 34 Pantai Berawa Canggu Or if you just can’t quite drag yourself away from your pool lounge, villa deliveries are available by emailing: order@BootstrapBeverages.com

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The ‘hard work’ over, we made our way over to the elite mats (REALLY bouncy tramps) to learn a few tricks like seat drops and back drops. Nothing too risky as we are shown all the correct landing positions, but these moves are sure to keep your heart pumping and adrenalin streaming and I was rather chuffed that I was able to bust the moves my 11 year olds were learning. Ha!

BOUNCE, BOOTYandCORE!

Splits and Giggles at Bounce Fit! What a fun way to spend a morning! Just recently I was asked to accompany a friend to a different style of exercise class - BOUNCEFIT trampolining class at Bounce Bali located Canggu Club. Despite my initial anxieties and reservations regarding my unremarkable pelvic floor muscles (thanks kids!) and that I resemble a baby calf when attempting any type of gymnastic manoeuvre, my fears were allayed and I had a blast!

No need for any prior expertise in aerial activities, elite fitness training or trampolining experience. BOUNCEFIT is all about having fun, toning your core muscles and building confidence with a lot of laughs. For the first time in ages I didn’t spend half of the exercise class glancing repeatedly

at the clock and wondering how much longer my triceps could endure the torture!

BOUNCEFIT classes are held at Canggu Club’s, Bounce Trampoline Centre and can accommodate up to 24 participants. Everybody gets their own tramp on which to frolic and flap about and the class is guided by experienced gymnastics coach, Patricia Kincaid. The fully supervised hour commences with the all important warm up exercises through to jumping styles such as pikes, splits, tucks and more to get your heart pumping. It’s just like cardio interval training as high octane jump sequences are followed by short sessions of stretching to ensure that you remain injury free. At one point I even got to pounce around from tramp

BOUCNEFIT is on every Friday morning at 9am and is 100k for Canggu Club Gold & Platinum Members and 120k for non-members (water and towels included). Bounce socks are required for safety purposes and if you haven’t already acquired a pair, they are available for 20k at Bounce reception. One of those exercise classes where you can be as serious or silly as you like, trampolining has the potential to burn up to 1000 calories in an hour and all with a smile on your dial!

Music helps to maintain the momentum and there’s plenty of giggling, wiggling and aerial hi jinks to make for an hour of active fun. Join BOUCNEFIT to break the boredom of the same exercise routine week after week. With each session you will develop confidence, agility, core and (pelvic) floor strength as well as your sense of humour!

It’s ideal for any age and level of agility. Be part of the fun this Friday and join the rebound revolution that allows you to burn off brekkie and bounce to a beat.

For more information or Canggu Club Fitness schedule information go to: fitness@cangguclub.com Book online at bouncebali.com.

Roll Up for a Magical Mystery Tour With such a vast number of stellar restaurants across the island, it is little wonder that Bali has earned itself an international reputation as a food lovers’ paradise. Superb news for residents and visitors alike however with so many choices and new options popping up from Seminyak to Sanur, choosing a venue for your night out can pose quite a conundrum. Cue Bali Food Safaris, a dining adventure where degustation meets progressive dinner!

Bali Food Safari is a gastronomic extravaganza allowing guests to taste their way through a variety of cuisines at spectacular locations all in one night! Putting paid to the dilemma faced by many, ‘too many restaurants, so little time’, this tour provides a snapshot of the foodie frenzy that has taken this island by the tongs.

The brainchild of West Australian, Simon Ward, Bali Food Safaris provide an opportunity for diners to delight in a culinary mystery tour. Perfect for holiday makers, return visitors and residents, the tour gives food lovers the chance to sample up to 12 dishes in one evening across three or four venues. Part of the fun of the evening is that dining destinations remain a secret until your driver delivers you to the door.

size dishes at each venue, the final destination offering up a selection of delectable desserts. Each dining experience is slightly different and Bali Food Safaris liaise with a variety of venues so repeat customers don’t necessarily need to visit the same place twice.

The foodie adventure begins just before sunset as your host and driver collect you from your hotel or villa and you embark on your safari towards stop number one. Savour your first course over a setting sun and enjoys views across the ocean at the last light of day. Sample a variety of tasting

There are three different areas featured by Bali Food Safaris and guests have the option of choosing a tour in Seminyak, Ubud or Jimbaran. Choose a three venue or four venue safari, depending on the voracity of your appetite and let Simon and his professional team do the

PISON - Coffee, Music & More...

Hailing originally from Bandung and after spending seven years in Sydney, Arlini now calls Bali home. It. was during this period of work and study in Australia that she developed a passion for coffee and the booming cafe culture. Arriving home to Indonesia, she realised her native nation’s coffee society was fast evolving and Arlini was keen to be a part of it. Pison is the realization of a dream and she is grateful to have her mum’s assistance. Whilst it’s clear she knows a thing or two about coffee, (she definitely makes an unreal

Tours start at $128.50AUD per person and this includes taxes, service, transfers, safari host and of course, food.

Beverages or other purchases can be made at the discretion of each guest. Tour operators do try to consider particular dietary requirements and any allergies should be specified at the time of booking.

Don’t agonize over where to eat tonight. Contact Simon at Bali Food Safaris and they will be your guide to discovering destinations of dining distinction. Just a couple of words of wisdom before you begin your culinary journey, go easy on the bread and start hungry!

You so don’t want to miss dessert!

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With high ceilings, exposed red brick, polished concrete, warm wood and a central staircase to a mezzanine floor, PISON is somewhat reminiscent of an uber cool New York style loft, using elevation to give atmosphere to a small space. Add to that a myriad of undressed bulbs illuminating the coffee counter, old plumbing pipes presenting a funky solution to track lighting along the walls and comfy overstuffed leather banquette seating below a vine covered breezeway and the result is a sophisticated spot to stay a while and enjoy some seriously good brew!

Relative newcomer to the swiftly transforming Petitenget block is cafe PISON - coffee eatery music.

A biblical term from the Book of Genesis 2:11, Pison (or Pishon, depending on which version you read), was the name of one of four rivers which flowed through the land of Havilah, “where there is gold”. Unusual name for a cafe you might think, however it clearly holds far more significance for owner Arlini Wibowo, whose birthday also falls on November 2nd! Fortuitous? perhaps, but Arlini seems to be working her way toward that pot of gold as this joint is pumping!

rest! No need to worry about parking, taxes, transport or reservation times, the safari team will organise everything for an evening to remember.

brew!) Arlini decided that coffee wasn’t quite enough, choosing to add food and music to mix.

Breakfast is available all day and hungry patrons can avail themselves of delish options like house cured salmon gravlax with poached egg and crispy potato, decadent bacon - maple French toast or my favourite, tomato, avocado and basil on toast with pesto. Snack on spring rolls with a touch of Szechuan fire or a stay cool with a Rustic Caesar.

For more hearty fare and comfort food for lunch or dinner, try their Stir Fried Crispy Pork Belly over rice, Javanese aromatic ‘bumbu roejak’ with steamed rice and cucumber tomato salad or Singaporean Oxtail Curry.

Open Tuesday to Saturday from 8am until 9pm and until 3pm Sundays, Pison’s evolution is continuing and there are plans afoot to create a cosy bar area upstairs from which to enjoy to live music, casual conversation and no doubt a few cool cocktails!

Prices are ridiculously reasonable ranging from 35k to 100k and a coffee comes in under 30k. Pop in and pick up a takeaway brew and maybe some of those fudgy brownies, or homemade banana cake, or profiteroles........ Oh heck, just pull up a pew and start from the top of the menu!

PISON coffee eatery music Jalan Petitenget 19 Telephone: 0812 3834986

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It’s always fun to read stories in the local press that relate to statistical information. The power of presentational representation (some people call that PR) is a skill that should never be undervalued in Indonesia. Thus we had a little smile when we read that Bali’s Department of Marine Affairs and Fisheries reported seaweed production in the regencies of Badung, Klungkung and Buleleng fell last year by 42 per cent on the 2013 figure. Official statistics show seaweed production was reduced from 145,597 tons to 84,320 tons. A representative of the department, I Made Gunaja, said conversion of seaweed farms into tourist attractions had caused dramatic reductions in production at Pandawa and Kutuh beaches on the Bukit. Hello? How can that be? Who would have expected that to happen if you shooed off the seaweed farmers because their way of life and subsistence income was superfluous to Bali’s modern requirements to turn secret beaches and other lovely natural spots into resorts for the newly rich and wannabe famous?

When we sent this diary column in on deadline, we were in Brisbane, in the Australian state of Queensland, a place that is remarkable for many things, including having been abandoned yet again by serial schedule-changer Five Star Garuda. In Queensland, as some may know, they’ve just had another of those “the voters have spoken – the bastards” elections. Attending scenes of chaos, political or otherwise, has been our lifelong work and it was amusing to be back in the thick of it, briefly. We were due to have a chat with the Diary’s international cultural attaché, Philly Frisson, on these and other matters, but other matters intervened. We’ll catch up later with the dear girl.

Her Kitchen Rules Janet DeNeefe of Fragrant Rice fame has added a food festival to her list of Ubud-centred Bali things. She says the idea flowed from feedback from patrons of the Ubud Writers and Readers Festival that suggested they’d enjoy the added benefit of exploration in the diverse culinary landscapes of Indonesia. Last year’s UWRF in Bali’s self-styled culinary and cultural capital included a Kitchen Program. The first Ubud Food Festival is the result.

From June 5-7 DeNeefe and others will run a three-day culinary extravaganza. She promises a festival that will bring together Indonesia’s and Southeast Asia’s most celebrated chefs, restaurateurs, producers and food professionals to serve up a program rich in food mythology, authenticity and taste.

Its tastes and sensations will be eclectic, ranging (in her words) from coffee to chocolate and tempe to turmeric.

The UFF will include a range of free and ticketed events spanning cooking demonstrations, master-classes, panel discussions, night markets, farmers’ markets, food tours, wine tastings and film screenings. We must get along to it.

Lost in the Myth It’s something of a comfort to learn that the trade minister in the new Jokowi Cabinet, Rahmat Gobel, decided to ban the import of used clothes because they could spread HIV. Most of President Widodo ministers had seemed, up to that point, to be a serious-minded bunch, even if some of them were there for political rather than qualified reasons. The mirth was missing. Pak Rahmat has bravely returned us to the comedy routine. There’s nothing quite like a torrent of tosh to get the belly-laughs going. So we all owe him a favour for lighting up our day.

Far be it from us to suggest that his feeling for farce is in fact connected with appalling ignorance and morbid misconception.

We can safely leave that to Ayu Octariani of the Indonesia AIDS Coalition (IAC). She put the situation into its correct perspective. She said the minister’s statement was regrettable and reflected a lack of awareness in Indonesia regarding HIV and what it can lead to (AIDS) if not treated with appropriate drugs and qualified medical care. She also said this: “Let’s not talk about educating the public just yet. Even in the cabinet, which consists of educated people, there’s still a misconception about HIV/AIDS.” Indeed there is.

Celebrity Support Paris Hilton, whose favourite colour is pink and who recently holidayed in Bali yet again, is a fan of the efforts the Bali Animal Welfare Association makes on behalf of the island’s disadvantaged dogs and other animals. She told her global fan club this in words and pictures on her Facebook page, which is essential reading for diarists who like to keep abreast of what the international glitterati does between breakfast and dinner. (What it does between dinner and breakfast is its own affair). On her latest Bali break, Hilton also found time to chat with the glitter-obsessed macaques of Ubud’s Monkey Forest. Good on her!

Evil Weed It was very nice of Kerry Ball to invite us along to the Alan Bates Stop Smoking seminar held at Petitenget Restaurant & Bar on Feb. 7. We couldn’t attend since we had just the day before taken our personal pollution program off the island temporarily. But we do agree that people should be encouraged to stop smoking, if they are smokers who wish to stop doing so. Bates claims to have helped thousands of people around the world give up the pernicious weed first identified as such by King James VI of Scotland – he was also King James I of England, something the untutored crowd south of that particular border are apt to forget – not long after Sir Walter Raleigh returned from the Americas with his first packet of Indian Rough. He wrote a famous treatise about it, in 1604, entitled A Counterblaste to Tobacco. As Bates notes and as experience suggests, nicotine addiction is both a physical and a behavioural thing. Willpower can do the job if you really want to stop.

But you have to really want to stop.

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Being allowed into Queensland, though, was a damn close run thing, because the government just given its marching orders (despite winning the popular vote by a margin of nearly four percent) had enacted astonishingly antidemocratic bikie laws during its first (and as it turned out, only) term. Among the rules imposed by this inventive legislation, as noted in the Diary of Feb. 4, was a provision that any gathering is illegal if two or more members of bikie gangs are present. We were carrying two lovely Bali “German-style” bike helmets for a friend who collects such cultural items to decorate his bar. Fortunately, though we of course declared the presence of more than one possibly bikie helmet to the seriously-minded lads and lassies of Customs and Border Protection at Brisbane Airport, we were told that whatever Queensland laws might suggest, they were not regarded under federal law as evidence of criminal intent.

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The departmental spokesman added this hopeful line to his spin cycle: “Because the land is used for tourists, the seaweed farmers are now switching professions to join the tourism sector.” It’s good to hear that all these displaced persons, casualties of the national struggle for plutocrat enrichment, are getting professional jobs in the tourism-related sector. Executive Manager, Leaf-Sweeping, with the prospect of eventual promotion to bagcarrier, sounds an absolutely ideal new career path. Part of the problem, according to Dr Spin, is the weather. Apparently it has been inclemently unkind recently to the sort of seaweed that has populated the marine environment in the area forever. So they’re proposing to plant red seaweed, which the department asserts could promise a much bigger crop and which is supposedly rather more resistant to climate cycles (and possibly jet-skis, though Dr Spin didn’t say this). It would be interesting to read the findings of the EIS on introducing red seaweed into the environment apparently vacated by the green variety and its harvesters. Did we just hear a hollow laugh?

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Being told you’re a social excrescence and a rude person of immense stupidity, constantly, is not as much of an inducement to cease smoking as some of the anti lobby apparently would like to believe. But smoking rates are falling sharply in many parts of the world. In Australia, where the Diary is temporarily hiding away behind bushes or toilet blocks to snatch a quick draught, only 13 per cent of people now smoke. It’s a dying habit, as they say.

Four Play is Such Fun Putri Wedasari, who used to make noise as an account executive for OZ Radio 101.2 Bali, has changed her style.

She now heads Four Play Communication, an agency that operates within her skill sets of marketing and strategic communications, the latter being the field in which she obtained her master’s degree last year.

She lists Zumba dance among her recreational interests.

That sounds like just the thing for a young lady on the move.

Email Hector at hector.mcsquawky@yahoo.com or tweet with him on Twitter @ scratchings.

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Food Glorious Food

Delicious International Dishes (Indonesian Language Version available at www.baliadvertiser.biz)

By Ayu Spicy This is a simple yet elegant dish - fast and easy to prepare. The cold leftovers are excellent the next day.

You can do this with other vegetables as well, such as fennel, green beans, zucchini, carrots or a mix of your favorite veggies. If you don’t cook with white wine use stock or water with a little lemon or lime juice squeezed in it.

Asparagus with Rosemary and Bay Serves 3-4 Ingredients: - 16 stalks of asparagus (I prefer the fat ones but if you use the skinny ones add about 8 stalks) - 1 Tbl. olive oil - 1/2 tsp. salt - 4-6 sprigs of rosemary - 4-5 bay leaves - 1/4 cup of white wine, water with a squeeze of lemon juice, or fresh veggie stock - a few grindings of fresh black pepper

Directions: Take hold of each end of an asparagus stalk. Quickly bend and it will snap where the tough part meets the tender part.

Throw the tough ends away. Wash the snapped stalks.

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In a lidded frying pan big enough to hold all the asparagus in one layer put the oil, salt, rosemary and bay leaves.

Sprinkle over this ¼ cup of white wine, water and lemon or veggie stock. Add the asparagus stalks in a single layer.

Cover the pan and put over a medium flame.

When the liquid simmers cook the asparagus until just tender. I like mine quite crunchy. The timing will vary according to the thickness of the stalks.

Arrange the cooked asparagus on a serving plate with the rosemary and bay leaves scattered over.

Enjoy your meal!

All recipes are available on the Bali Advertiser website in both English and Indonesian versions. You can easily copy and paste and print. Paste as unformatted text.

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For Sale; Kids camera.

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Kids, Put On Your Dancing Shoes!

Break Dancing with a Pro Nugra is a professional Break Dancer from Jakarta, and he is now settled in Bali. He loves passing on his passion for Break Dancing to little ones, future Bboys or Bgirls ! They have classes for kids from 4 to 12 years old and they also organize private classes for adults or teenagers. Their little studio is in Brawa, next to the Bali Equestrian Center (Bj Pelambingan, Jl Karang Suwung, Gg Nangka N°11). Their room allows for a maximum of 4 kids per class, ideal for a group of friends but please, remember to book in advance!

muscle groups throughout the body, which helps children’s ability to focus and gain coordination. Belly dance also teaches young learners about self-expression and culture. In the longer run, the kids may be able to join charity performances where they can dress up in colorful belly dance costumes and get to show the belly dancing skills they have learnt.

Courses are open every day, two sessions a day (morning and evening). For more information, contact IKA BELLY DANCE STUDIO on Jl. Petitenget (Lio Collection square), next to Warung Murah, or call Ika at 0817-9747-768.

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SPICE Play - February 23 (enrollments start now/Register at SPICE school)

The schedule is Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 PM. Our partner SPICE school SeminTelephone: 08 15 29 01 17 34 (Nugra) or 08 21 46 80 38 70 yak is once again expanding - this time in the residential area of (Eleonore). They are looking forward to meeting you!

Umalas 2. This location is a dayCapoeira, the Brasilian Dance and Martial Art care centre for children ages 3 and under. Between 9:00am -2:00pm For the little one’s eyes Capoeira is an exciting mixture of they have indoor and outdoor ackicks, cartwheels, handstands and dodges. Besides being tivities during a 2-3 hour morning/ fun and eye-catching, Ca- afternoon session. Both SPICE poeira is a very ef¿cient locations are working alongside tool in child’s development. Mini Munchers to provide the chilCapoeira helps to develop dren with nutritiously yummy balance, coordination, meals. general level of ¿tness and flexibility, and sense of rhythm. The musical aspect of Capoeira helps kids feel more comfortable and more willing to exercise. Training in Capoeira helps the child to develop a sense of identity as an individual, as a member of a community and as a member of global society. In addition Capoeira helps build personalities through self-expression in a fun and playful way.

For Sale; Bag, 24 hours travel bag, suitable also for documents and lap top, ecoleather, black with handles and sholulder strap, size 46x30x15cm, new still in its original packaging, 180 k rupias. Contact +62 818 0566 2911 Legian. [052] For Sale; Philips Induction Cooker HD4921 complete with soup pot, 6 power levels suitable for different cooking needs. New, still in the box with international warranty, 800.000 rupias. Contact 0818 0566 2911 Legian. [053] What a misfortune it would be ... if we could only work happily with those who saw things as we do.

For Sale; iPhone 6, used only 4 weeks, like brand new, 16GB, dark grey color, all complete and in original box. Incl. exclusive aluminium casing. 9 million. Sanur 0812 3834 501. [020] For Sale; Automatic washing machine 450,000 IDR. Brand LG, 7kg. Cold water only. In working order, I just needed a larger one. Sanur.

0819 9949 4232. [021] For Sale; Unique collections of old photograph of 1890s taken by Dutch artist in South African countries.

Very rare, looking for a new owner. Documentations of native tribe of Zulu, colonial era, etc. Email: <antok_256@ yahoo.com> for info.

Denpasar. [022] For Sale; Laptop Toshiba satellite L750D, white screen 15,6 inch, memory 4GB RAM. AMD quad core A63400 M chip. AMD radeon HD 6520 g for graphics. Price 3.5 million. Call Eka 087 861 370 955. Denpasar. [083]

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Dance and music have always been valued at Spice and they will be offering music and dance related activities between 3:005:00pm for 5-12 years olds on a daily basis. The daycare will be transformed into a dance studio for children! Classes are announced on a monthly basis via Seminyak Spice FB page or email. Many of the classes will be taught by local talented teachers and will include break dance, Hip Hop, Capoeira, Tarian These kids Capoeira classes are designed for children age Bali, creative dance, kids jazz and kids gym. Irul and Nugra , 5-12. Children are active and interact with each other and the pros of capoeira and break dancing will also be at SPICE they can grow and learn Capoeira in a safe, nurturing and play for the delight of all the little budding dancers. positive environment. They are given the opportunity to develop their own style and learn and be challenged by the www.seminyakspice.com , www.facebook.com/SeminyakSpice, movements presented to them. This course invites children Tel : +62 (0) 815 1457 1738, Email : seminyakspice@gmail.com to discover, explore and learn the beauties and mysteries of this Afro Brazilian culture. But most importantly, their Capoeira classes are based on having fun, as a mediator for learning. When a child is laughing, smiling and being positive, they have the greatest potential to absorb and integrate new concepts. Escola Cultural Zungu Capoeira Bali with teacher Noko offers capoeira classes for kids and adults, now serving in Seminyak, Sanur, Jimbaran, and also Ubud.

For Sale; DSL Nikon D5000 plus Nikkor Lens 18-55mm plus sigma lens 70-300mm motor drive and bonus DSL bag with the box all in one package. Price Rp 5 mio/ nego. Please call 081 7979 7888. [051]

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Last but not least : Balinese Dancing We will never cease to be amazed at the skills and coordination required for traditional Balinese dancing. It is just magical to watch and incredible to learn, just think of the gorgeous costumes and mesmerizing rythms. Here are a few venues worth checking out :

Visit their website www.capoeirabali.com or contact Noko Puri Lukisan Art Museum in Ubud have Barong Dance performances on Sunday mornings. Pondok Pekak Library and 081558559660, Email ginga@capoeirabali.com Resource Centre also in Ubud on the east side of the soccer ¿eld, off Monkey Forest Rd offer dance classes for kids and Belly Dancing is Fun kids´ gamelan sessions (plus a children’s library with books in Keeping children happy and healthy is key to a successful English). Still in Ubud, the Arma Museum has particularly upbringing. Ika Belly Dance Studio encourages children and vibrant classes for kids on Sunday mornings and these are fun to watch. In Sanur at Tandjung Sari Hotel children from the adults alike to join the local neighborhood dance at their poolside on Fridays and fun belly dancing Sundays from 3pm to 4:30pm. courses throughout the week. Belly dance itself is a great way for kids to stay in shape, as well as build selfesteem and a positive body image. The dance training includes learning manipulation of individual

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For Sale; Rarity. 70 year old Bezar compass. Still in good condition. For collectors only. Sanur. Please call Michael 081 2395 1444. [047] For Sale; 2 web cameras (MS and HP) as new. For 400.000 Rp. Please contact Michael. 081 2395 1444.

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SMS 081 239 88979. Sanur/ Kuta. [006] For Sale: KATA brand camera and laptop backpack. Purchased in USA. Excellent condition, like new. Black color. Price: 800, 000 Rp. SMS: +62858 57311485. Kuta. [007]

For Sale; Panasonic HXWA3 underwater video camera. Full HD, and waterproof to 5 meters, great for getting close up footage of surfers from the water! Has long zoom, flash, and much more. Rp. 2,000,000 nego. Call or sms for info. 0812 3872 2644.

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by Ibu Kat

Bali Rain Mist Falls over Dubai

It takes quite lot to warm this jaded old heart. But a combination of bright, idealistic young Indonesians and a high-quality, environmentally-sustainable product has brought the heat up nicely. I love meeting these educated young people with fire in their bellies for positive change in this country. They are the future of Indonesia and it’s a delight to hang out with them.

Created as a healthy alternative to synthetic air fresheners, the aromatherapy mists are made with pure essential oils and rainwater harvested from the slopes of Bali’s volcanoes.

Mists use a lot of demineralised water. In a pilot sustainable livelihoods program for women living in rural households, the rainwater is collected in special containers in open areas directly from the sky. It’s tested in the ¿eld, then further puri¿ed through ceramic and carbon ¿lters before essential oils are added. View a delightful little video of the process at www.BaliRainMist.com This has to be one of the purest products ever created.

Satria studied for his Masters degree in accounting and ¿nance at Leeds University in the UK. His goal was to develop an international level business that would be good for the environment and the people of Indonesia. While at Leeds, he met a graduate student of environmental studies Bali Rain Mists are already refreshing environments in Dubai, and they came up with the concept Sweden and South Korea. The of pure, essential-oil based young company is looking for The business was built around products. Returning to Indonesia, central social and environmental distributors who are interested in they co-founded Blue Stone introducing the Bali Rain Mists to aspects Botanicals three years ago. other markets abroad so they can expand the rainwater-based Indonesia is a world leader in the production and export of livelihoods initiative in the villages. The more popular this essential spice and leaf oils. “We wanted to use this strength product becomes, the more women can be employed. of Indonesia’s to create a world-class product,” Satria told Please contact Eka and Satria through the website. me. “We didn’t want to sell the oils as a commodity, but to add value to them. The business was built around central The Blue Stone team has been carefully selected. Satria’s social and environmental aspects.” family, originally from West Sumatra, blessed him with business genes. Of¿ce (and everything else) Coordinator Sourcing the oils took months. They visited many major Eka grew up in Bedugul where her parents both work in the suppliers and producers and learned that these would only Botanical Garden. Eka studied forestry at Gadjah Mada sell essential oil by the ton instead of the few litres the University in Jogjakarta and was looking for a job that partners were looking for during product development. matched her idealism and had a strong environmental Finally Satria met a Sundanese whose Sumatran wife came connection when Satria’s network found her. from a region where high quality patchouli oil was distilled, and the Sundanese had learned to make it. His quality was “We make a point of hiring people who haven’t had much excellent and through him Satria met others in the production opportunity but showed potential. Our current production network who could supply his needs for top quality essential manager started as a housekeeper in a small homestay. We oils. encouraged him to improve his English, learn about the products and learn basic book keeping. He started making Essential oil is steam-distilled or cold pressed, so the only the products and is very good at it -- he has an excellent ingredients used are the plant materials and some water, nose! He’s now supervising several people as production which is later separated from the resulting oil. Perfume oil manager of the botanical studio, and has just built a house. is different. Although some of the top perfumes still use natural ingredients this is increasingly rare; most perfume Another staff member who never ¿nished high school and oils are synthetic chemicals that recreate the aroma of the started with us as a motorbike driver began helping out in plant. the studio and now works there full time. We want to be successful so many more young people will be attracted to Essential oils contain hundreds of natural chemicals which work with us.” have synergistic effects. Oil stored in the bark tends to be the defensive mechanism of the tree, and may be good for After the product line was developed, the ¿rst retail outlet wound healing in humans. Many leaf oils was opened in Ubud. The original plan are defensive so bugs won’t eat the was to open the second outlet in Bogor leaves; leaf oils may be irritating to but Ubud was such a natural location for human skin if used neat, which is why the products that the second shop was essential oils should always be diluted also opened in Jalan Dewi Sita here. in a carrier oil (like coconut) for use on the skin. So depending on where oil is The early customers were mostly tamu, found in the plant, it can be predicted but savvy Indonesians in Jakarta and where it might be useful to humans.

Surabaya are now taking an interest and have started coming to the shops “Aromatherapy is a little known but very through word of mouth. Social media powerful science. Essential oils have an important place in plays a big role in spreading information about environmenthe home pharmacy,” says an Ubud-based Australian nurse tal sustainability and new products, and educating people trained in aromatherapy. “They are my ¿rst port of call when about the difference between essential and perfume oils.

I’m suffering from minor ailments, skin rashes, bites, burns, The beautifully designed packaging and containers are all fungal infections, general malaise or for insects in the house. recyclable, which pushes another awareness button.

Essential oils are nature’s fragrant pharmacy.

Why is the company called Blue Stone? “I was lucky enough “I use Lavender oil for bites, burns, stings and skin rashes. to visit the island of Flores just before we started the Burns units in many countries are now using Lavender oil as company,” Satria said. “There was a blue stone beach there standard treatment. Tea Tree oil is amazingly effective as a that was awe-inspiring in its disinfectant anti-bacterial and anti-fungal. Lemongrass oil unspoilt natural purity. That was is a good insect repellent. Eucalyptus oil clears stuffy noses the inspiration for our name, a and helps coughs and colds. Clove oil is good for toothache.” reminder for us to always keep our formulations and our company Blue Stone uses a range of Indonesian spice oils but for the as naturally pure as that remote full complement they do import some oils. Much like the seaside.” terroir of wine grapes and coffee, the properties of the Bless. spices vary according to where they are grown.

The growing Blue Stone team started product development in Bogor, producing a complementary range of products for health and balance and always casting about for new product ideas. “Two of us were on the train from Jogjakarta to Jakarta one day,” said Satria. “We were sitting in the front row and every few minutes an automatic atomizer sprayed us with a chemical deodoriser; this went on for eight hours and by the end of the trip we felt nauseous. That was the impetus to develop our line of rainwater and essential oil-based mists.”

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Ibu Kat’s book of stories Bali Daze - - Free-fall off the Tourist Trail is available from : - Ganesha Books in Ubud, Sanur and Seminyak - Amazon downloadable for Kindle E-mail: ibukatbali@gmail.com Copyright © 2015 Greenspeak You can read all past articles of Greenspeak at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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Opinion

Knight of Oz throws the Abbott of Oz for a Spill Prince Philip, the 93 year-old Prince Consort of the Queen of England is hardly in need of another title and yet Tony Abbott, Australia’s Liberal prime minister and ardent monarchist, thinks he is and knighted him last year, along with an Australian airman and a brace of Dames. Australians don’t agree and it nearly cost him his job.

Australia’s constitutional arrangements, the benefits of a presidential system versus a parliamentary one and vice versa, have a relevance for many countries far beyond Australia. They include not only Canada and New Zealand but 52 other Commonwealth countries all qualifying as either democratic constitutional monarchies or republics. Thus, in Australia’s case, the Queen of England is not Queen of Australia but Elizabeth of Windsor is. She is represented there by a Governor General appointed by the prime minister of Australia every 5 years or so. All the Commonwealth states parliamentary or presidential are 100 percent sovereign and for the main part democratic with their own flag and national trappings.

Tony Abbott is clearly not a fool nor a political simpleton, but not only did he let his monarchist views very nearly destroy his own premiership and damage his party but may also be a disservice to the royal cause he holds so dear.

Earlier this month Abbott narrowly survived a ‘spill’ motion, the Australian term for a vote ousting an unwanted leader in the Liberal Party who, unlike the Labour Party, don’t as a rule go in for public political assassination preferring to handle their dirty laundry in private behind closed doors.

The referendum of 1999 astutely managed by an earlier Liberal prime minister with monarchist leanings, indicated that the majority of Australians were narrowly in favour of becoming

a republic but not, if by doing so, they added another layer of bare-knuckle power politics to an already combustible mix. Since then the House of Windsor has generally behaved itself and the majority probably favour the status quo, at least until the death or abdication of Queen Elizabeth; certainly not before parliament can come up with a more popular republican model that is not seen as spoils for the pols to squabble over. If the 1999 the referendum had asked Australians if they wanted to elect

Above Left: Tony “I can take a joke” Abbott, Prime Minister of Australia.

Right: The Queen of Australia, official portrait the PM and most Australians grew up with.

their own Head of State by direct vote, just as they do in the U.S., then it’s entirely possible Australia would be a republic today.

The traditional affection for the British connection and the British royal family, to the extent that it exists, is largely felt

by Australians over 60. New and younger Australians, in the main, feel ties of kith and kin less strongly and are pretty much evenly divided between preserving the monarchy or becoming a republic, swinging either way depending upon how well the monarch and family behave, against how well their politicians are performing.

To them, debate as to whether the Union Jack should figure on the national flag and just when and where “God Save the Queen” should be played and where the Queen’s portrait should hang in public, are pretty much non-issues.

Even dubbing notable Australians Sirs and Dames might be okay but re-introducing a discarded honours system appears a retro step and knighting Prince Philip, with his 135 word-long title seems a cringing step way too far. In any event the Canadians, who have their own quota of ardent republicans, not to mention the French and the indigenous, seem to be happy enough to rub along with Elizabeth of Windsor as their very own Queen of Canada.

So too, I suspect are the majority of Australians, for the time being at least, despite Abbott’s own goal. The Scots, independent or not, the Northern Irish, the Welsh and even the English themselves, are unlikely to dump the monarchy for a republic anytime soon, though that could well change quickly were the Windsors en masse to go bad on us or viewed as a vulgar joke. It can happen, and nearly did, and not so long ago either.

The Queen herself is generally well-liked and respected and what with the “Will & Kate + infant” road show playing well, until something better is devised it would seem the majority of her subjects, wherever they live, would rather remain as they are, with their own parliament as Sovereign, represented in the person of an apolitical monarch, and not run the risk of a politician as Head of State. They can, after all, still vote the monarchy out. Good instinct, I’d say, at least for now. If he really wants to help, the Abbott of Oz should leave the monarchy game to the pros. © ParacelsusAsia

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For Sale; Chicco babyfone, (walkie talkie) baby control, bought in Europe. For sale at 350.000rp Canggu area call Sri 081 3376 77355. [002] For Sale; One bottle of Maca homeopathic drops. 2oz bottle. Paid $26. Sell for Rp 120.000. Long expiry date.

SMS 081 239 88979. Kuta / Sanur. [003] For Sale; One pair of tan velour bedroom slippers with soft memory foam insole.

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Question: I’m at my wits end as to how to address a problem with my boyfriend. Lately, I have been feeling neglected. If we talk, I initiate the conversation. If I go to his place or he comes here, I plan it. If we watch TV, make food, or fool around, it’s because I suggest it. If I undress him, he has to be directed to return the favor. If we go out, I invite him somewhere, and he begrudgingly comes along.

I told him I was feeling neglected, and he agreed that he’s been a jerk and would try to improve. My solution was that for the next while, I wouldn’t initiate contact or plan anything; it would be his turn. But that’s not working. He’ll invite me over and then not know what to do. He’ll text me, and the conversation stops because it doesn’t occur to him to ask, “How are you?” or “How’s your day been?” He claims he knows I’m upset, which makes him think I don’t want to talk to him, so he doesn’t initiate contact.

I told him that he needed to invite me over sometimes, so he did. I said I needed him to ask how I was afterwards, so he did. But that’s micromanaging -- not an expression of interest from my partner. I don’t want to throw away our one-year of being together over an “off month,” but I don’t know how to address this more directly. How can I say that I need more attention without always being the one who’s pushing/planning things? Any words of wisdom?

Dr. ZZ: You did the right thing by speaking up and asking for what you needed. It was smart to pull back and then see what happened. Now, you have discovered what we sometimes find out when we do that: The other person either isn’t capable of giving us what we need, or he doesn’t care to.

When a relationship has come to an impasse, it sometimes works to ask the other person what his most positive and optimistic vision of the relationship would be. In a perfect world, how would things work for him between you? Then, hang back. Does that vision sound good to you? Is he committed to making it happen?

Most likely, your boyfriend’s preferred scenario would be to continue some version of what the two of you have already without the upset it causes you. When it comes time for him to exert himself, he probably won’t. You can continue running relationship classes or break up with him, free yourself from your feelings of frustration, and eventually find someone who is an attentive, demonstrative, pro-active partner.

Boyfriends are not made of putty, which can be molded until they are civilized. Calling your girlfriend and asking how her day was, and planning a fun date together shouldn’t

feel like work. If it does, something is off. It may be a sign you shouldn’t move forward into the next stages of relationship that require actual work.

Question: I don’t have a lot of money, and friends keep inviting me to go out to eat with them. Sometimes it’s with people who are just visiting Bali on holiday; other times it’s with expats or with people who live here much of the time.

As important as it is to me to spend time with friends, I don’t know how to do this without spending a lot of money that I don’t have. Can I always just order soup or an appetizer?

Or will this make others feel awkward?

Dr. ZZ: I’m no Miss Manners, but the situation you describe is becoming increasingly prevalent as the divide appears to be widening between the “haves” and “have nots.” Although this may seem particularly true in Bali and Southeast Asia, the same thing is taking place worldwide. You need to give yourself permission to admit that you don’t have as much money as you might otherwise prefer. Be honest with yourself: that you suffered a financial blow, that you’re working hard, that you’re digging yourself out of debt, that you need to be careful with money right now, whatever. It’s nothing to be ashamed of, and you are far from alone.

All your friends most likely want is to see you and to have a good time. If they knew their invitations were causing you anxiety, they’d probably either offer to pay your way or else suggest something different to do. Though you may not have money to bring to the table, you bring a wealth of time, energy, adventure and experience. This puts you in a position to invite others to do things you know about which may not cost much money, and which they may not know exist. Rather than identify yourself as the perpetually broke friend who can’t afford much of anything, it is important to develop your identify as the savvy friend who knows a lot of cool things to do.

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Next time your friends are in town, and they want to go to a particular restaurant that was written up in Conde Nast, Lonely Planet or some other source, it’s perfectly okay to go and order only soup or to decline the invitation without giving a reason. You can also always say something like, “That sounds awesome, but I can’t make it tonight. How about we meet tomorrow to (fill in the blank).” Then suggest a bemo ride to some knockout gorgeous landscape which they have not seen yet, or which they have not visited in a while. After all, living within your means is nothing more than taking care of yourself. Your friends would expect nothing less of you.

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Dr. ZZ has a Ph.D. in Counseling and a doctorate in Natural Healing. Drawing on a background of over thirty years as a professional therapist, she offers self-help in the areas health, relationship and personal growth. All queries are answered by email and, if they appear in print, are subject to editing. Please email your questions to: <ba.saywhat@yahoo.co.id> All identifying information is kept strictly confidential.

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MONEY MATTERS

by Colin Bloodworth

WHO ARE THE WINNERS IN THE ENERGY GAME? A few years ago we witnessed panic in world stock markets as the price of oil surged towards $150 a barrel. More recently we have seen panic again as the the price of oil fell below $50 a barrel. Why do markets react this way? Do they want cheap oil or expensive oil? The answer is that they want stability. The markets hate uncertainty and nasty surprises.

So why do prices fluctuate so much?

As with everything else in the world it basically comes down to supply and demand. Whether it’s the price of rice in the market or hotel rates in Bali, if the supply cannot meet demand the price goes up and if there is an excess of supply to demand the price comes down. But what causes the fluctuation in supply and demand? Supplies can be affected by factors such as weather, infrastructure, politics and even manipulation. As an example of the latter, the Hunt Brothers tried to manipulate the price of silver in the 70’s and succeeded in driving the price up to $45 an ounce (today it is around $17 an ounce) but the price subsequently collapsed and it ended in their bankruptcy. Demand can be affected by the ability or willingness of the consumer to pay or changing consumer behaviour.

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What about Indonesia? The sudden fall in the price of oil is a double-edged sword. It has resolved at a stroke the hot political potato of fuel subsidies and now we can languish for hours in traffic jams (Jakarta anyway) at a big saving on six months ago! Lower aviation fuel prices will give a boost to the airlines so fares should become cheaper and there should be many more tourists coming to Bali. Great for the tourism industry although those not benefitting from tourism may think otherwise. Overall, cheaper oil should benefit Indonesia but perhaps only for a short time.

Oil production in the country was already falling and investment was urgently needed. But the oil companies are looking critically at costs against the likely price of oil and are inevitably going to cut back on investment plans, not just in Indonesia but everywhere. The crunch will come several years down the line when the oil price shoots up again and the country will be obliged to import even more oil to satisfy a much larger economy. It would be wise to take this opportunity to plan for alternative forms of energy.

But for now it’s make hay while the sun shines!

Colin Bloodworth of PPI Indonesia has spent over 20 years in Indonesia. He is based in Jakarta but visits Bali frequently. If you have any questions on this article or related topics you are welcome to contact him at colin.bloodworth@ppi-advisory.com or +62 21 2598 5087

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The winners of course are the consumers. Countries that rely mainly on imported oil are now able to allocate resources to other sectors such as infrastructure, health and education. Examples of major importing countries include China, India and Japan. Most of Europe will benefit too. Individual consumers are already enjoying cheaper petrol and other oil-related products so have more money to spend on other items. All this should feed through to more buoyant economies, profits for companies and rising share prices. Another boom based on cheap oil could be around the corner.

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Absolutely. Every portfolio or savings plan should have a small allocation to both energy and gold as part of a diversification strategy. With a fast-expanding and more affluent global population the demand for energy will inevitably rise and so will prices. As for gold, it should be seen as a store of value and an insurance against global financial or political turmoil. The best way to invest in oil where the smaller investor is concerned is to invest in one of the well-established energy funds that invest in turn in oil and gas-related companies. Investing directly in shares of any one company is far more risky as one major disaster could send the share price tumbling, as we saw with BP’s disastrous blowout in the Gulf of Mexico. Is now a good time to invest in energy? There’s no guarantee that prices won’t fall further but at least you know you would be investing at prices significantly lower than they were six months ago.

No-one can tell when prices will rocket again; the risk in waiting is that you may miss the boat. But always look long term and hang in if prices fall further. Some analysts are saying that due to cutbacks a $100 barrel of oil could return sooner than we think.

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There are several factors. Firstly, the US has become self-sufficient in oil for the first time in decades thanks to the introduction of ‘fracking’, a process that involves injecting liquid at high pressure into rock formations forcing the release of oil and gas deposits. This technology has exposed massive reserves so the US, which is the world’s largest consumer of oil, will no longer be reliant on the Middle-East for its supplies. Next, the global slowdown has softened demand for oil while at the same time producers have kept the taps fully open. The last straw was when Saudi Arabia announced it would not cut oil production to help sustain prices but would maintain production at 30 million barrels a day no matter how low the price fell. Some say it is a political move to ‘punish’ the US for its newly-found oil independence. While fracking has freed the US from dependence on imports, Saudi can still produce oil at a much lower cost than that of producing through fracking. Other countries such as Russia and Venezuela, who rely heavily on oil exports have been hit hard. Venezuela in particular is now suffering severe shortages and hardships. Its plight is the result of putting all its eggs in one basket, namely oil production and export.

Are there investment opportunities in energy?

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Why have prices fallen sharply this time?

Also hit hard are the oil companies themselves who are abandoning projects which are no longer viable at the current price of oil. Thousands of workers have already lost their jobs in the industry.

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In the case of oil, supply and demand is still the main factor but there are multiple causes of the volatility. Once upon a time when western oil companies ruled the world oil was plentiful and cheap. My first career was in the oil industry; when I joined it the price of oil was only $3 a barrel.

OK, those were ancient times but even adjusted for inflation that would equate to $21 a barrel today. The first big shock came with the Arab – Israeli war in January 1973 when prices ‘rocketed’ to $10 a barrel. Interestingly, adjusted for inflation that would be $51 today, in the same range as today’s price. From then on OPEC, a group of the major exporting states which was formed in 1960, started to play a more powerful role. The next big shock came in 1980 when Iraq invaded Iran, causing panic in the markets and pushing the price of oil up to $39 a barrel, equal to $114 today. But peace was eventually restored and world oil production became plentiful again. By December 1998 the price had fallen as low as $11 a barrel, which today would be $16. With cheap oil to fuel industry global stock markets were booming and I remember my clients were very happy. But that was the last we saw of really cheap oil; from then on the price just kept rising as the world’s economies grew, especially those of emerging markets.

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A work of art has an author and yet, when it is perfect, it has something which is essentially anonymous about it.

With Indonesia this year’s Guest of Honour at the 2015 Frankfurt Book Fair, founder of IDwriters Valent Mustamin says bringing Indonesian voices to the world’s stage is more important and topical than ever before.

Rather than sit back and accept this as the status quo however, IDwriters last week launched a brand new concept helping to amplify Indonesian voices and connect the industry.

It’s something we also do here at Ubud Writers & Readers Festival, and so we were pleased to recently attend the opening night at the Goethe-Institute in Jakarta to show our support and soak up some literary readings from local talent.

IDwriters is an independent, free online library dedicated to showcasing Indonesian writers and authors, as well as links to their published works.

Presented in English, the site aims to break down the language barriers that have prevented Indonesian literature from becoming more widespread.

Pro¿ling more than 250 writers and with limitless space to grow, the website is a powerful platform for showcasing Indonesian literature and sharing it with the world.

Many of the writers are familiar faces for another who have attended our Festival here in Ubud – with Goenawan Mohamad, Agus Rois, Azyumardi Azra, Debra Yatim and

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The website also contains a ‘writers directory’, a simple way for writers to ¿nd one another and for industry stakeholders – such as literary organisers, arts administrators, librarians and booksellers – to strengthen their networks of new and existing talent.

For many writers, readers and lovers of Indonesian literature, frustration at the lack of resources helping to connect with each other and the world is nothing new.

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“It’s very hard for people to ¿nd out information about Indonesian writers, even through simple methods such as a Google search,” he said.

“Technology opens up a wider space so that the work of Indonesian writers can be better appreciated, and become more well known.”

As well as the new site, IDwriters will also be releasing a bi-monthly magazine, featuring poems, stories and reviews from writers across the archipelago.

The IDwriters website and magazine was of¿cially launched Thursday 29 January at the Goethe-Institute, to coincide with celebrations for the organisation’s Literary Day. Hundreds of lovers of Indonesian literature packed the auditorium for live performances by authors Seno Gumira Ajidarma and Rain Chudori, as well as being serenaded by the acoustic tunes of Banda Neira.

Ubud Writers & Readers Festival will run October 28 – November 1, 2015, in Ubud, Bali. It will also celebrate the Frankfurt Book Fair theme of 17,000 Islands of Imagination, in order to best showcase the rich literature and arts of Indonesia to the world.

Find out more at www.ubudwritersfestival.com – ¿rst release tickets on sale early July.

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UBUD NEWS EXPAT TO X-FAT CHALLENGE Ubud’s ¿rst season of the XFat Challenge begins March 16 - a 12-week fitness and nutrition challenge designed to get us over forties back into shape, with a like-minded community that keeps each other on track till the end of the season.

There were successful three-month programs in August and November 2014 in Sanur and Seminyak/ Kuta (two more currently underway), and 56 south Bali expats, mostly in their 50s, are no longer over-weight and puf¿ng, back into their slimmer and feeling-younger bodies again.

Linked with a local gym and using only A Grade trainers and quali¿ed nutritionists, the program includes a boot camp and 3-day juice fast, gym membership, two personal training sessions every week, a lot of special free extras including yoga classes from sponsors across the island, and a big discount on a specially prepared nutritional meals program (home delivered, of course). Inspiration: XFat Challenge Facebook page. Signing up/ questions: kerry@ whiteballmedia.com, 081338325637.

BALISPIRIT’S FAIR OFFER The 8th BaliSpirit Festival – ¿ve days of yoga, dance, healing, sacred and world music – runs from March 31 to A p r i l 6 t h i s y e a r.

Sometimes from locals I hear “the festival’s just too expensive” and I have to chuckle. In contrast, those who Ày in from Jakarta, other parts of Asia, America and Europe - say how astonished they are that so many choices are packed into the program, and how great the price is, compared with many “yoga only” or “music only” events in other countries.

But let’s look at ways that others with smaller purses can get involved. The huge Dharma Fairgrounds are adjacent to the yoga and dance workshop venue in the bright tropical gardens of Purnati Centre for the Arts, Batuan. Adults can spend the day there - with access to free daytime concerts on the CocoLove Stage, daily morning yoga, afternoon seminars, kids activity booth, vendors, health foods, healing and yayasan information booths to explore - for only 100,000rp!

Children and adults with a Balinese KTP can enter by donation anytime (including the night concerts at Arma). And Sunday of course is Hari Cinta Keluarga, with bilingual classes and tons of activities for adults and children. So, what’s the issue here?

HEALING IN WATER What better place to relax an injured body, adjusting old and new injuries, than in the comfort of a warm, swallow pool.

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Tyr spent many years as a director of dance and theater, performing in the White House and even for the Queen of England, but those spectacular lifts of the prima ballerina left him with awful back pain. Much study in medical and health modalities led to the development of the powerful structural bodywork that includes his extraordinarily effective “Aqua-Soma exercises”.

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EAST MEETS WEST Can you learn a language without understanding its culture?

Ubud’s respected language school, Cinta Bahasa, has teamed up with Bar Luna Basement, to help us get a better grip on Indonesian culture.

Called East Meets West, the monthly “talk, question and answer” evening is a free event focusing on Cross Cultural Misunderstandings – situations that could potentially get in the way of living con¿dently here, in harmony with this country.

Guest speakers so far have been Sacha Stevenson, the youtube phenomenon, and the inspirational expat singing group, Gedebong Goyang.

Mark your calendar: every second Monday of the month, 7.30pm to 9pm. Bar Luna Basement, Casa Luna, Jl Raya Ubud.

NO MORE SMOKING! The Indonesian government has of¿cially made smoking illegal in Bali’s cafes and restaurants, as of February 1 this year.

Apparently government of¿cials think it will take a few months to make sure that this is put into practice across the island. Ha ha … Do you think!?

Might take a bit longer; there are a lot of visitors who get hugely grumpy when asked not to smoke – even though it’s outlawed back home. But bring it on, please!

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SPIRITDANCE RETREAT & TRAINING The founder of M o v i n g Ve n t u r e s School, respected international Esalan master trainer Ellen Watson, teams up with one of BaliSpirit Festival’s favourite performers, Daphne Tse, for both a retreat and a month long residential teacher training in SpiritDance SoulSong™ next month.

With two venues - Mimpi Menjangan on Bali’s north coast and Ananda Cottages, Ubud – and a great guest faculty, musicians and DJ, these full immersion events will be held at this time because Ellen and Daphne consider it the best time for transformational energy.

Balinese Hindu practice would agree, of course, as this month includes the night and day of Nyepi (March 21), when gi-normous puppets called Ogoh Ogoh are paraded through the dark streets and then destroyed at ceremonies around the island, prior to a day of compulsory silence. Special price until March 1: www.MovingVentures.org.

SOLID FOUNDATIONS Eight years ago a new-ish Ubud expat paid local workers to cement the village laneway to her home just north of Ubud. The lane led into 12 houses, not just her own, but it was one of the conditions of leasing her land and seemed like a reasonable “new community member” contribution.

However, as a home renovator back in Oz, she was frustrated to see the concrete mixed by hand, without enough blending and using too much water – both of which weaken the mix.

Needless to say, her comments weren’t well received– she was a woman, much older, with poor bahasa – but the laneway crumbled, while walls she built 20 years ago are still standing.

So, planning to build a shed, she managed to ¿nd a strong electric concrete mixer – Australian but adapted for Indonesian power – with a capacity 125 litres per load. So now she has a sturdy shed and the mixer is in the hands of local community member pak Kung, who will rent it out (and deliver it) for any small/ medium Ubud building project.

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A Garden Horror Story The garden may look like a peaceful benign escape to the untrained human eye, but for a small insect or even an animal as large as a sheep the garden could be a literal death trap, where the horror of being tricked and trapped, and then slowly consumed by an almost inanimate plant is a reality for some. It really is the stuff of horror movies!

I am talking about carnivorous plants, and they most commonly seduce insects, spiders, frogs and mice with their succulent Àesh or sweet nectar, then dissolve their prey ever so slowly with acidic juices. Carnivorous plants typically grow in places where the soil is nutrient de¿cient or lacking in nitrogen, such as acidic bogs, rock outcroppings and sandy soils. Accordingly they have adapted to supplement their diet with meat. They are fascinating to watch and almost ‘beautifully evil’ (if there is such a term) in their quest to survive. The most interesting animal eaters stand out for their unique trapping mechanisms and alternative tastes.

The best known commercially available types of carnivorous plants are The Venus Fly Trap (Dionaea muscipula) and The Pitcher Plant (Nepenthes), there are also some types of bromeliad that will even trap and consume animals.

The Venus Fly Trap is easily grown indoors or outdoors, and is by far the most widely available of all carnivorous plants. They absorb nutrients from the atmosphere and soil, but having evolved in locations of poor soil quality they are much healthier if they get the occasional protein snack. Native to wetland areas of North and South Carolina, they have found their way into gardens the world over.

The Venus Fly Trap utilises a mechanical snap trap, that ‘snaps shut’ when it senses insects or arachnids upon its leaves (lobes). The ‘trap’ is triggered by the tiny hairs on the inner surfaces of the leaves, it will then close if more than one hair is contacted within twenty seconds of the ¿rst strike.

This triggering mechanism serves as a safeguard against wasted energy in trapping objects of no nutritional value.

Once trapped, the inner surfaces of the leaves will be under constant stimulation as the victim writhes and struggles in a desperate bid to escape. At this point the edges will fuse together, sealing the trap and creating an enclosed ‘stomach’ which secretes juices, after which digestion and absorption can take place. Who would have thought that plants could be so sadistic! If you feed it a dead insect, you will need to move the food around so that it imitates live prey, but watch out for your ¿ngers!

The other well known carnivorous favourite, is The Pitcher Plan. It works by using a ‘pitfall trap’ that consists of a rolled leaf, with a pool of digestive enzymes contained deep inside.

These can be grown quite successfully indoors or outdoors and are found in habitats from Africa to Asia, the Americas and northern Australia, the most proli¿c habitats being found in Indonesia and Malaysia (Borneo and Sumatra). Globally they are found across a variety of environments from beaches, to jungles, even windswept mountain tops. Some prefer heat and sun while others are at home under a cool

shaded forest canopy. With over 100 species and numerous cultivars and hybrids, there should be some that will grow well for you. If growing indoors choose a Nepenthes species with thick waxy leaves.

Pitcher Plants lure in prey by secreting sweet nectar along their rim, typically targeting insects and the occasional amphibian. Once contact is made the prey will slide down aided by the slippery microscopic downward pointing hairs, which make it literally impossible to climb out. Sometimes, they even have an appetite for food of a larger meatier variety.

The King Pitcher (Nepenthes rajah), is the largest conventional meat eating plant in the world. Their pitchers can be larger than a football and are often found containing giant centipedes and spiders up to and above 10cm in length, it has even been known to trap large rats! But there’s another taste that it will gladly accept in the absence of meat, speci¿cally the excrement of the tree shrew. When there aren’t enough meat meals going around, it is more than happy to serve as a toilet for the tree shrew. It uses nectar to lure the shrews in, and then collects their waste in its perfectly designed giant tree shrew toilet, a fascinating yet strange symbiotic relationship.

For this animal, it’s almost too shrew to be true!

On an interesting sidenote, have you heard of ‘Kopi Luwak’? That’s a story for another day, but Google it if have a spare moment, you might just find that pitcher plants and humans have something in common that is both uniquely fascinating, and strange!

Finally, I couldn’t sign off without mentioning the rare Puya chilensis (native to Chile), otherwise known as the sheep eater! It produces a towering 3 metre Àower with elongated razor sharp spikes at the base, which it uses to trap unsuspecting birds and livestock. The animals will starve to death whilst trapped within the spikes then proceed to decompose, providing a meal of fertiliser for the plant. One recently bloomed at a Royal Horticultural Society garden at Wisley just outside of London, for the ¿rst time since it was planted 15 years ago. I am not sure that I would like to venture too close to take a look at this one, seriously! In their native Chile farmers will often burn them down to avoid the risk of losing livestock, fortunately for the sheep it only Àowers for a week once every 15 to 20 years.

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Having digested my thoughts on this (pardon the pun), it occurred to me that all life returns to the dust, from where it is eventually consumed as fertiliser through the roots of ordinary plants, does the term ‘pushing up daisies’ sound familiar? I don’t think that I will ever be able to look at my garden in quite the same way again!

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“Milking the Frog” The price of land in Bali has been rising even faster than a brain surgeon’s’s bank account for the past few years - so much so that people have been warning that this cannot carry on and something has to give. Finding low cost land these days is about as easy as milking a frog.

The increasing cost of land has had a significant impact both on developers and private individuals who want to buy land and build property as an investment. They buy a piece of land and build a house (or perhaps a gaggle of houses) under the assumption that they will then sell the property at prices that will cover the cost of the land, architect’s fees, the buildings, landscaping, building tax, administration costs and leave them with a profit.

It all sounds quite straightforward and, until fairly recently, worked very well. Healthy profits were being made but over the past couple of years things have started to change.

Recently we are starting to see cases where sellers are having to accept much lower prices than they had anticipated in order to sell their property. In a recent case the owner, after 3 years of trying, finally managed to part with a large house in a very good location for a mere 70% of the amount he needed to recoup his investment. It has to be said that he was a little devoid of contentment, a condition which improved in a negative direction over the years and, for a while, the old head in the gas oven trick was looking like a viable option.

But then, just to lower his contentment level a little further, the house was owned freehold through a rather wealthy nominee and, when he did finally manage to find a buyer, his nominee requested a healthy contribution to buy some badly needed diamond encrusted taps for his pembantu’s toilet in return for scribbling his moniker on a transfer document.

Common sense (an all too rare commodity these days) says that buyers are only willing to pay a certain amount for a property (shock, horror, they want to pay a sensible price) and, with the price of land being even higher than the cost of a frontal lobotomy, once you add on the cost of the building the total price is above what many people have in their piggy banks.

The situation is not helped by the limited land ownership options available to non Indonesians which basically come down to two option. Firstly the safe arrangement of leasehold title that gives only 25 year ownership (with optional renewals) or secondly a very questionable “engineered” freehold arrangement that has more risks attached to it than a river full of crocodiles.

People who plan to rent out their houses are also facing difficulties. The price of land has increased so much that when we work out a realistic rental price based on the value of the property the price is often above what many people will want to pay.

Here is an example to illustrate the point: 3 are of land @ 750 million per are = Rp2.25 milyar 150 sq metre high quality house @ Rp10 million per sq metre = Rp1.5 milyar Total value of the property is Rp3.75 milyar or around US$290,000 Expected return of 10% per annum = Rp375,000,000 or around US$29,000 per year We have to rent out our property for Rp31 million or US$2,440 per month.

Note: 1 are = 100 sq metres a milyar is an American billion This will probably be too much for the average expatriate.

People who know Bali are paying a fraction of this for nice two bedroom houses in nice areas.

From an investment point of view long term rental is easiest but it is often difficult to find long term tenants. It may be more advantageous to rent the property out to short stay holiday makers.

In this case we might charge a quite reasonable US$550 per week but, at this price, we would need to achieve an impossible 100% occupancy rate. If we charge US$1,000 a week we only need an occupancy rate of a far more reasonable 56%.

This arrangement might appear to yield more but, of course, comes at a cost, a number of costs in fact. You will need to market the property to keep a constant flow of visitors. This

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In Indonesia change is coming particularly at the national level and more taxation is being pursued, a new regulation will be introduced in April that will require banks to report private information about bank accounts. The purpose is to catch people who are avoiding paying tax. We can also expect that government regulations will become better managed.

Coming back to the main point of land prices, as we would expect, things do appear to be adjusting themselves and the price of land in some areas has levelled off and may even be falling.

Bali is a very unusual market and it is hard to say where things will go to from here. All around the world sound investment options are not easy to find these days and it would appear that there are always many people with piles of money they want to salt away somewhere and it is likely that these people will continue to buy land in Bali as a long term strategy regardless of the price. In London this has become a serious problem with large numbers of houses, pricewise out of reach to mere mortals, bought as investments and standing vacant. Whole district are being reduced to ghost towns, shops are closing down and tumbleweeds roll up and down the streets.

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Well a lot depends on your purpose (yes, I know, like a politician I am avoiding a straight answer). If you are building as a short term investment making money by selling house and land packages now is probably not a good time unless you are very careful about what you build and you clearly understand what your target market is.

Unfortunately concepts like “market research” and “target market” are to most people as alien as the pope buying a condom which is why so many people come unstuck. The idea of making a business plan before starting to build is, for some people, rather like asking a hairdresser to do a heart transplant. Once again it is a good idea before spending a lot of money on a venture that is likely to fail you could spend a small amount on some sound professional advice.

If you are thinking more of a long term investment then perhaps you need to look at my colleague Colin Bloodworth’s recent Money Matters article or read a book called the “Millionaire Teacher” which both suggest a broad range portfolio of shares could well be a better long term option.

Giraffe futures represent an excellent longterm investment opportunity at the moment and with a dwindling supply of carving wood the ever so productive carvers who dwell in the nether regions of Tegallalang are struggling to supply the world’s insatiable demand for wooden effigies of giraffes, cats and small furry animals. We can only expect giraffe prices to rise.

Of course if you wish to build a house for you to live in on a long term basis then the considerations may be very different. We may choose to invest in the comfort and aesthetics of our home simply because the personal pleasure we gain justifies the investment however it is probably wise to bear in mind that at some time in the future circumstances may come up (such as a dose of unwellness that puts you in the hands of the wealthcare professionals) that make you have to sell, meaning that the selling value of property is still an important consideration,

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The important point of all this is that, unless we have money coming out of our ears and we have some insufferable itch we want to scratch that demands we build a castle with turrets and drawbridges, haunted rooms and secret corridors, it is not a good idea to overcapitalise on property.

That leads us to a topic we can discuss another beautiful day in paradise.

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Hello live music lovers, and welcome once again to this bands were hardcore to the extreme, and I could tell straight February edition of Music Matters here in your local Bali away what kind of evening I was in for just by the way they looked, Black gothic metal studs I felt like I was home in a Advertiser. seedy rock bar in Camden! The Scandinavian metal scene The CD is going well with lots of local bands getting in on is big all over the world. Bands like Dimmu Borgier and the act. We are now up to 6 bands who will be recording a Kataklysm have brought this very heavy genre of music onto song and we are looking for sponsorship. If you are the main stages of global rock festivals such as Rock am interested in collaborating and advertising your business Ring in Germany, and Download in the UK, and it seems by supporting Bali music then please get in contact and their inÀuence has grown to include some of the young of Indonesia as well. send me an e-mail to tobiasjbrown@rockfan.com.

So the other day I was down on Dyana Pura Street, and walked into a very unusual b a r. L o o k i n g l i k e something out of a horror ¿lm, Frankenstein’s de¿nitely lives up to its name. Drinks are served in either a test tube, a specimen jar, or even from an intravenous drip! The venue is dark and has lights shaped like tesla electric conductors, this place is de¿nitely different and the entertainment is excellent. The band was really good and dressed as ghosts and a zombie, the drummer was very tight. The guitar work was good and the two singers were pretty professional they covered the usual easy listening classics Hotel California, Brown Eyed Girl, Queen and also Guns & Roses covers etc.

Although the music was what I expected on a weekend out in Bali, the spectacle was de¿nitely not. I have never seen a band dressed as the undead and play so convincingly.

I later found out that they were not the house band but all the entertainment was supplied by an a g e n c y. I w i l l b e following up on this agency at a later date as after speaking to the manager it appears they are responsible for a large number of live acts on Bali. After the band ¿nished there was a zombie cabaret.

Now this was de¿nitely something I have never seen in Bali: Indonesian staff expertly dressed up like zombies on the stage and literally re-enacting Michael Jackson’s thriller! The Bali tourist scene is now in low season and that means that a lot of places have to be different in order to make a buck and also the demand for live bands to entertain the low season crowds is sky high, with this in mind the idea behind Frankenstein’s is classic and I think even though the bar is relatively new will continue to gain popularity amongst tourists and expats alike. I can highly recommend this rocky horror picture show event and the cabaret show which is held each weekend.

On Saturday this week I was invited to watch a collection of local rock/heavy, death, scream, speed metal play at the university campus in Jimbaran, the event was held on the campus in the gym hall and cost 35,000 RP to attend. The

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As I walked down the stairs to the partially subterranean hall I could sense that I was entering the underground on every level, this was the lost ark of metal music and independent bands that I had so far struggled to ¿nd in Bali. The stage was dark the room was dark and very hot, the only real light came from the t-shirt stand. It was good to see the support of the fans for the local bands and it seems the whole scene here has spawned its own independent clothing business: http://clothbali.com/search/metalcorpse-jimbaran-bali.

After ¿ve minutes in the dark and the smoke the ¿rst band came on screaming and roaring their way onto the stage. If you have ever seen a properly heavy gig (I’m guessing that’s less than 5% of most people) it truly is a sight to behold. The ¿rst band I saw Drain Will God was very heavily inÀuenced

by Lamb of God and other metal masters, the guitar skills were epic. Some of these kids maybe 16-19 were shredding like professionals and their songs largely in Indonesian had real strength and that youthful anger only provided by raging hormones and basement drinking sessions.

The energy of these bands was in stark contrast to the usual bands I see in Bali. The difference is clear as they (the Indonesian metal bands) are playing music which matters to them for the love of doing it, where (it is sad to say, but) the majority of the bands I see in Legian etc. are cover bands and don’t write their own material leading to them becoming complacent about what they play and also don’t have the same kind of passion for what they produce. That said the bands I feature in Music Matters are the exception to that.

The gig was de¿nitely one to remember and after chatting to some of the promoters it seems that there is a dedicated rock/ Metal bar in Legian where a lot of Bali bands play and in the next issue I will attempt to ¿nd this Pandora’s box and expose its secrets. Until next time that’s all folks keep it live, and make it matter.

If you enjoyed this article or have any questions, concerns, or if indeed you are the illusive Chris Curtis please don’t hesitate to drop me a line, here to the Bali Advertiser, or alternatively to my direct email address tobiasjbrown@rockfan.com Copyright © 2015 Tobias J Brown You can read all past articles of Music Matters at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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by Bill Dalton

Desak Yoni:

The Story of a Balinese Woman Desak Yoni was born in a village north of Ubud in 1972. She was raised as a farmer, even though her parents worked other people’s land and never owned a rice field. At the age of 15, Desak moved to Gianyar to attend senior high school. After graduating in 1990, she worked in a restaurant in Ubud as a waitress, then moved to Australia at the age of 20, married and raised two children. In 2012, she completed her Master Degree in International Business at the University of Newcastle in New South Wales. Desak is the author of the best-selling book Renditions of My Soul published in English by Saritaksu Editions in 2013.

What was your ultimate dream as a child?

I used to dream of flying in an airplane. Of course during my childhood that was an impossible wish. I was born in a village and my illiterate parents were the poorest among the poor.

Even my teacher in primary school laughed at me when I told her “One day I will catch a plane to see a different part of the world.” Now catching international flights has become normal for me. I enjoy travelling and have been to Singapore, Thailand, Hong Kong, China, Australia and the United States.

What’s the allure of writing fiction?

Originally, I was going to write a memoir but then it became too painful relating my own experiences. I found that the line between memoir and fiction is blurred, depending on the state of my mind and memory, so it was easier to write fiction while basing it upon real life events. This gave me more room to expand my storyline in Renditions of My Soul – The Story of A Balinese Woman.

What was your motivation in writing the book?

I dedicated my story to fellow travellers in life in the hope that they will find strength. My book proved particularly poignant to Balinese and other women who are facing difficult situations. One reader said that the book is an antidote to the consumer-driven fantasies of Bali as paradise, revealing how tough life is for most Balinese women. The protagonist Made Angel escapes patriarchal repression to write her story, a possibility that few Balinese women would dare to even dream of.

What personal life goals have you achieved?

I wanted to introduce the real taste of Balinese food to westerners, so I ran a Balinese restaurant in Newcastle from 2005 to 2011 until other priorities came up, then I sold it.

Getting a university degree was also high on my “basket” list, so I enrolled at University of Newcastle and earned a Master Degree. I could never afford to go to university in Bali. When I finished high school, there was no way my

parents could pay for a university education. Even attending high school was a struggle. We could barely cope with monthly fees, accommodation and so on. I’m currently in the process of expanding my own brand of Balinese sauces called “Bali In A Jar.”

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What are you involved in at the moment?

I’m doing a lot of organic gardening on my land in Bali, reconnecting myself to Ibu Pertiwi (“Mother Earth”), while gearing up for a move back to Australia. After three years living back in Bali, I’ve begun to feel that I’m going backwards…too much relaxation and not enough stimulation.

Don’t get me wrong, I love being in Bali. My villa is situated amongst rice fields in Tabanan Regency. It’s beautiful with mountain views to the north and on clear days you can see the Bukit. But I’ve found that after 20 years living in Australia it’s hard to adapt to living in a village again. As a Balinese, my new village expects me to attend ceremonies, contribute to traditional adat ceremonies and so on.

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Which has changed, Bali or you?

Both, I guess. I look at things differently now. The concept of Tri Hita Karana - the oft-touted balance between God, humans and nature - is not well understood. The Balinese tend to completely trust their relationship to God while neglecting their relationship to other human beings and the environment. Children are spoilt and neglected. They ride loud motorbikes up and down the streets at dangerously high speeds without a helmet. A gang of youths, who call themselves the “Bad People,” say bad things and do bad things. The group’s leader does daredevil stunts to gain a following. They arrived one night and pulled up all my jackfruit seedlings, cut down my banana plants, stole my coconuts and papayas and totally ruined my fencing. They trashed the garden and stole watermelons from young Javanese farmers next door who had worked hard to plant their garden.

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Isn’t your banjar doing anything it?

I’m puzzled why our local government is not more proactive.

Plastic trash is left lying everywhere and the grass is overgrown on the sides of our ill maintained roads. Yet the villagers are always holding big month-long ceremonies that cost a fortune. Meanwhile they continue to wait for the government to fix the road! If only they would allocate some community time and budget to fix up their own environment, the village would become a better place to live for all of us.

Many villa owners in the area, including myself, contribute large sums of money for the privilege of living in the village but there is no transparency as to how our money has been spent. This is the sad story all over Indonesia where corruption has become the norm, and the role models from the very top levels of government set such a poor example.

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What is your hope for the new generation?

I hope that the young people of Bali will find a better balance between religion, career and family, that they become more educated, open-minded and teach their children to respect people of different religions, points of view, skin colour and language. Balinese need to move forward instead of being stuck with so many prejudices. Holding more and more ceremonies is not the answer. I would like to believe that they would put our ancient Hindu philosophy of Tri Hita Karana into actual practice during their lifetimes - to make those wise precepts a reality.

How can you be contacted?

Email:baliinajar@hotmail.com. My book can be purchased from Periplus and Ganesha bookstores.

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Computer & Internet SANUR SCOOP PAIN MOVER, SPIRIT DANCER A long way from his home island of Bima – quiet farmland, coconut palms, no outsiders – Sanur-based body worker Pak Purnomo is extraordinarily talented, having gained experience at Jari Menari and mentoring from internationally acclaimed Esalen trainer, Ellen Watson.

Momo conducts workshops in Touching Essence (based on Esalen Massage) at Bali BISA in Sanur, and will play a key role in a number of workshops and training programs throughout the year, including the SpiritDance SoulSong Retreat and Teacher Training from March 1-28, at Mimpi Menjangan in North Bali and Ananda Cottages, Ubud, with international teachers Daphne Tse and Ellen Watson.

Regular clients say they seek out Momo when their body is in pain. Book a private session for a massage or his truly unique bodywork through Bali BISA (0361 281 289) or Manik Organik (0361 855 3380). Bali BISA workshop info, www. balibisa.com/about-bisa/events1/; SpiritDance SoulSong info, www.movingventures.org.

FREE LIBRARY, GOOD MEXICAN When Bob moved from Colorado to Sanur and married his Borneo sweetheart, they decided to open a restaurant, named after her island. But what theme? Well, he missed the Mexican Àavours from his holidays in New Mexico, and the libraries and bookstores back home.

So they created Borneo Restaurant, which still serves good Indonesian and Mexican food. Even better, they have gathered an enormous library of novels – a thousand or more books, in English and several other languages – and customers can borrow or swap from the collection.

Borneo Kalimantan Restaurant, Jalan Pantai Sindhu, Sanur.

BLUES, SOUL AND ROCK Can you sit motionless – not even toe tapping – when a good band is playing? Not me!

Live music offers a good workout on the dance Àoor, replacing that “you haven’t been the gym” feeling.

Whether you are a dancer or a s i t - b a c k - a n d - l i s t e n e r, Casablanca’s Saturday night line-up continues to impress, with the mentor of soul, Jim Larkin & the Saucy Soul Band, on February 21 and Bali’s Mama Rock, Imelda Joplin and her Magic Mushroom Band, on February 28.

Jim Larkin ¿rst visited Bali a few years ago from his native San Francisco; he’s one of those wonderful older musos who have sung blues, rhythm and soul with any band you care to mention, for the past 40 years and more. And his voice just keeps getting deeper and fuller and more gravelly.

We’re delighted that he loves Bali, coming back for a little longer every year. What’s more, he’s a brilliant teacher, and he spends a lot of time with our local musicians, sharing those many decades of extraordinary experience.

Imelda Joplin is Indonesian, but somehow rock and roll is in her bones; like her namesake Janice, she packs a huge strong voice and gets the whole place up and – hopefully – dancing! Casablanca’s “Stage One Live” shows start at 7.30pm every Saturday night. More info at Casablanca Sanur, on Facebook.

OFF TO NUSA My ¿rst trip to Nusa Lembongan the other day was a treat!

Three lovely days over not-so-lovely roads with two dear friends and an empty diary, following road after windy, quiet little road to ¿nd white sandy beaches and cliff top sunsets, and then bumping across a wooden, bike-only causeway to baby-sister island Nusa Ceningan, with more sparkling sand, blue lagoons and a great sightseeing point overlooking the channel between Lembongan and big-bigsister island, Nusa Penida.

A bunch of reasonable accommodation – we stayed at Rama Garden Retreat, a comfy little place with good healthy food and juices, and actually pretty close to the beach. Why go all the way to the Gilis? Friendly people and lots to see and do, just a pleasant 35-minute boat ride from Sanur Beach! Email: asktrinity@ramagardenretreat.com; Trinity can also arrange scuba diving and sur¿ng lessons.

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ASK COST FIRST! But watch out for the con job in the otherwise smooth and professional ferry process from Sanur Beach to the island.

We bought our ticket for the “local” ferry – quite a bit cheaper and still a well-run, modern speedboat with three big welltuned engines. The ticket guy actually got up and escorted us to the beach to make sure we went to the right boat.

Very helpful.

Everyone had to put shoes in a plastic box and wade out to the boat with pants rolled up. So when a smiling man started taking everyone’s bags to the boat, we assumed it was part of the process. A few minutes later his face became surly after demanding payment for each and every item one poor chap with a family and a baby and a stroller and .. and .. and .. almost paid the price of another ticket! When we said he should have told us about payment beforehand, he called us all sorts of names and (in bahasa, which we understood) suggested to the boat crew that they drop all our bags in the water, when we reached the island. Perfectly happy to pay for services rendered, but not like that.

MASK A RAID? R.O.L.E. Foundation invites us to support young Balinese women in poverty by joining the foundation’s latest extravaganza, the International Women’s Day Masquerade Ball on March 6. If you haven’t been to a R.O.L.E. event before, you are missing out; this team really knows how to put on a party!

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The theme of IWD this year is “Make It Happen”, a perfect match for R.O.L.E.’s BaliWISE program, which raises money for education and skills training programs.

Organise a table and come along to Sanur Paradise Plaza Hotel on Friday, March 6! The fun starts at 7pm, with a live band, silent auction and an exhibition by local women artisans. Ticket price (500.000rp) includes a buffet dinner and two hours of free Àow alcohol. Info and booking: events@baliwise.org/ 0812 8285 2057.

International Women’s Day is actually March 8, by the way; celebrate on the day too, by joining other women over a meal and brainstorming each other’s projects for the coming year … help “Make It Happen” for each other too.

Contributions: C’mon! Please tell us about any events, activities, restaurants, businesses and non-pro¿ts that would be of interest to you and other Sanur ex-pats and visitors. Email: spacetobreathebali@gmail.com.

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SCHEDULE THAT Bahasa Indonesia Class (Weekly) How Àuent are you in Bahasa Indonesia? With most locals speaking English or wanting to practice their English, many expats don’t get the opportunity to embrace the language.

Some expats have only learned a handful of essential phrases or phrases used with staff. There is now an opportunity to come along and participate in free classes held every Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. It will be a great opportunity to learn some more and practice some speaking. You never know when we might need to speak the language in order to pass a test just to get a visa as is practice in some other countries. Yut’z Place is well known for their great steaks and casual ambience.

When Cost Where

: 9.30 – 11.00 am : free : Yut’z Place, Jl Werkudara 521 (Rum Jungle), Legian Kaja Contact : 081 23951454 765047

Bali Live Jazz Festival (9 – 15 March) Music festivals are always awesome. They bring together the sounds and talents of musicians and those who appreciate the talent and skills of great artists. This is another showcase of the best of Indonesian talent and beyond.

There are plenty of great musicians in the line up including Tulus, Incognito, Jim Larkin, John Primer, Richard Bona, Maurice Brown, Indra Lesmana, Magnus Lendgren and Nita Aartsen. The main venue is the Taman Bhagawan but other locations in Ubud and Seminyak are scheduled. Ryoshi House of Jazz is one of the chosen places which is perfect for sushi lovers too. Not surprising is the Jazz Cafe, Ubud which always plays host to a variety of great musicians. Do check out the website which is comprehensive and the only contact point at present. Send your details to ¿nd out more.

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such as soft shell crab, Àying ¿sh with peanut salad and sambal and padan crème brulee to ¿nish. The luncheon is sponsored by Meisindo with beer for the lunch sponsored by Bir Bintang. Door prizes will also be drawn at the lunch. This is aimed at those in the business, a perfect place to join and meet people in the business or just go along and enjoy a luncheon.

When Cost

: 12.30 pm : IDR350,000 (guests) IDR250,000 (BCP members) IDR175,000 (young Chefs) Where : Ginger Moon, Jl Laksmana, No 7, Kerobokan Contact : 286283 (ext 101)

Voice for the Jungle (6 March) The plight of orangutans has been a common feature in the news over recent years. Once roaming the rainforests of South East Asia, orangutans survive only on the islands of Borneo and Sumatra. With only about 40,000 orangutans remaining in Borneo and Sumatra, experts believe they could be extinct as early as 2025, if of course something isn’t done.

The main threats to the survival of orangutans are largely due to human action. Deforestation causing loss of habitat, palm oil plantations, illegal hunting and the illegal pet trade are the major causes. There are many stories out there about the behaviour of palm oil companies hunting down and killing organgutans. The issue of palm oil is a closely linked area that I am not going to talk about and hope that BA readers are aware of the issues surrounding palm oil. The Orang Utan Republik Foundation is helping to save Orangutans through education initiatives and innovative and collaborative projects.

However, this evening is about gathering people together to raise funds for this good cause. A welcome jungle cocktail starts the evening. A short movie, art auction, dance show and rafÀe draw with great prizes all feature throughout the evening. Come along and enjoy an evening out and at the same time learning more about the plight of Orangutans.

The website is worth visiting as it is informative and demonstrates what this foundation is doing to help the Orangutans survive. All funds raised will be used to help Orangutans. It would be a very sad world to see the extinction of an animal so unique when we can all do our little bit to help.

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When : 8 pm - late Where : Warehouse 82, Kuta Contact : RSVP@balifundraiser@orangutanrepublik.com www.orangutanrepublik.org

Yoga Workshop (21 and 22 February)

The regular Tuesday ¿lm night is back and it kicked off with one of my favourite ¿lms, The Grand Budapest Hotel. The ¿lm is up for a number of Oscars and with such a stellar cast and charming tale, it is no wonder. However, that was at the start but many more great Arthouse and doco ¿lms are lined up. Dinner followed by a good ¿lm is always a nice way to spend an evening. Do book to reserve your spot. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are always a hit at this popular restaurant.

The art of practicing yoga helps in controlling the mind, body and soul. It helps to achieve a peaceful body and mind, it helps to manage stress and anxiety and keep you relaxing.

It helps to increase muscle tone, body strength and posture.

Yoga also promotes self-healing, self awareness, focus and concentration. That is why Yoga can be such a useful tool for the attainment of harmony and personal power. This is another invitation to get away from it all, from the hustle and bustle of South Bali, the traf¿c, the people and enter a place When : 8 pm Where : The Lounge, Petitenget Restaurant, Jl Petitenget, of peace and tranquillity. Gokul Yoga Bali and Trip McStocky invite you to escape it all in this two day retreat. You must Kerobokan register before hand as places are limited.

Contact : 4733054 info@petitenget.net

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7.30 am free (donations accepted) Gokal Yoga Bali, Riverside Ashram, Ubud gokulyogabali@gmail.com

Every month, the Bali Culinary Professionals meet at a different restaurant to touch base, network and generally enjoy a gathering of like minded people. This month the meeting takes place at Ginger Moon with a culinary feast prepared

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18 February - 04 March, 2015

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Update The Butcher’s Club has arrived in Bali. It is located on Raya Petitenget, Kerobokan. In Hong Kong where the concept originated they still queue, day and night, for this quality product. Queue for what you may ask? Hamburgers!

No they are nothing like the fast food variety, these are real hamburgers. As with all great food it all starts with sourcing quality ingredients and then the right attention to detail to assemble all the parts, no short-cuts, ever!

What could be so special about a hamburger I hear you ask? Prime beef imported from Western Australia is just the beginning. Three cuts [chuck, rump and brisket] are dry aged for 14 days after arriving in Bali…you can see the glass fronted refrigeration units on the wall behind the bar at The Butcher’s Club, all working at a reduced 65% humidity to slowly dry the beef.

The three cuts are combined and minced, with nothing added, twice daily. You can even watch them do it. If you want a bit of spice then have the Wu Tang Burger, the beef burger fried in spicy sriracha and combined with Korean kimchi, kewpie mayo and tempura sweet potato. For me The Burger is good enough, with bacon, cheese and pickles. You should order the Duck Fat Fries to accompany your hamburgers, another great example of their attention to detail. Only Idaho potatoes are used. They are peeled and quartered, lengthwise, like giant sized wedges, then blanched and cooled. Before serving they are deep-fried twice in a mix of vegetable oil and duck fat, on your plate is perfection! Whilst the beef burger is the main attraction there are also Vegetarian [grilled oyster mushrooms, tomato, rocket and halumi cheese] and Fish Burgers. The fish is Barramundi, a large slab of, encased in crunchy Panko breadcrumbs [Japanese]. Other burger varieties will be introduced on a monthly basis as specials. The slogan of The Butcher’s Club is Beer, Burgers and Bourbon! Yes, they have a Bourbon Menu as well, that includes the normal, standard Jack Daniels and Jim Beam Black and specials such as Makers Mark, JD Honey, Gentleman Jack, Basil Hayden, Knob Creek and the ones for the connoisseurs, Woodford Reserve and JD Single Barrel.

Sisterfields is the latest trendy café in Bali. Located on Jln. Kayu Cendana, Kerobokan [between The Junction and Grocer & Grind] it is only open from early morning till late afternoon, which is quite a surprise in this area. Open for breakfast and half the menu is just that. Many healthy options [Berry Bowl of blended frozen blueberries, banana and cashews with milk topped with a coffee honey, cocoa and mixed seed granola] plus the usual items [American style Pancakes, Eggs Benedict, House Baked Beans or a Corn Frittata]. For a change there are also a couple of unusual breakfasts; Potato Rosti with fried eggs and ricotta, sage and pine nut beurre noisette and an Open Burrito with quail eggs, chorizo sausage, avocado and black bean salsa. That British favourite Toad in the Hole [sausages baked in a custard batter] seems to have gone walk-about, Sisterfields’ version a strange pan-fried brioche with egg and sautéed mushrooms. Lunch items include all the normal burgers, sandwiches, salads and pasta, much the same as everywhere else.

Different is their Lamb Mezze Platter; lamb shoulder cured and confit in bayleaf and fennel seed, then shredded and served with hummus, preserved lemon tzatziki, baby cos and pita bread.

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Gong Xi Fa Chai is the standard greeting for Chinese New Year, the unusual answer is, literal translation, ‘Give me Money!” Whereupon a small red bag of coins is handed over. This year the start of CNY, and the family dinners, falls on Thursday February 19th.

The celebration continues for 15 days till the next Full Moon. The following are some of the special menus available in Bali for this year’s Chinese New Year.

Watergarden Kafe in Candi Dasa offers some specials for CNY, but all are priced separately. Start with an Appetiser of Soto Babi, broth with shredded pork, slice cabbage, glass noodles, boiled egg, bean sprout OR Cornucopia Salad of iceberg salad mixed with celery, green peppers, peas, onions, banana, walnuts, roasted bacon raisins, grated mozzarella & sliced fresh orange served with a cider-mayonnaise vinaigrette. Mains can be Roasted Smoked Duck Breast, duck breast with mash potato, sautéed broccoli and cauliflower, rosemary demi glace. OR Pan-fried Prawns, mixed with slice capers, green bean, bottom mushroom, red capsicum in oyster sauce served with jacket potato OR Beef Steak Madagascar, Prime cut 200 gr of Beef Tenderloin served with grilled vegetables, potato wedges, Burgundy demi glace. Finish with Dessert of Key Lime Pie, homemade and served with icing sugar dusting and lime skin.

Lola @ L Hotel on Raya Petitenget. Rp 450,000++ p.p. for their special Chinese New Year Buffet. Appetizers of Duck Mooshu, with assorted green lettuce and miso sesame dressing, Caesar Salad with red onion rings, shaved parmesan and croutons. Mini Vegetable Spring Roll with sweet and sour sauce, Traditional Chinese Dim Sum. Main course; Sichuan Chicken, wok fried chicken spicy orange sauce and vegetables, Pork Char Sio “ roasted pork belly with barbeque sauce, Beef Broccoli, wok fried beef in Asian sauce and broccoli, Crispy Seafood with sweet sour sauce, pine apple, and spring onion, Chap Chai, wokfried vegetable in Asian spice with ginger and sesame oil, Hainan Chicken Rice. Dessert selection of Banana fritters, Assorted fruit puddings, Passion fruit mouse and Mixed sliced fruit.

Wijaya Kusuma is the fine dining restaurant at Ayung Resort in Begawan, just northwest of Ubud. Their Chinese New Year banquet continues for most of the week, on and after the 18th. Theirs is a magic setting, high above the sacred Ayung River. A 4 course feast for Rp. 1.975,000 net, per couple. Jumbo Lump Crab Cake with corn, feta cream, olives- papaya, chive and coriander. Soup is Seafood-tomato Chowder with scallops and jumbo prawn. The Sorbet is guava-chilli with strawberries and rose petal chips.

A main of Roast Lamb from the rack is served with cous – cous, mint-red pepper pesto, rosemary-lamb jus and crispy fennel. OR you can select Pink Salmon Steak with mushroom risotto, asparagus and a saffron-cream emulsion. Dessert is Chocolate Banana Soufflé, cinnamon ice cream then coffee or tea.

Elsewhere, Jln. Danau Poso, Sanur, celebrates Chinese New Year’s Year of the Sheep with a special entrée; Lamb Dumpling Wonton Soup. Costing just Rp.55,000 net it promises to be a tasty start to a meal at Elsewhere. There are so many interesting dishes on their menu for you to choose to follow that.

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Restaurant Review

By Gerry Williams E-mail: gerry@balieats.com

Wow! Most people think that to do restaurant reviews is almost fantasy-like. In fact sometimes it can be very hard work after a visit that did not enthrall trying to identify the better parts of each experience always recognizing the fact that not everyone looks for the same things in their dining experiences.

Then there are other times when reliving a wonderful dining experience is almost mouth watering, as each dish and its distinctive taste returns.

Such is the aftermath of dining at Will Meryicks’s new eatery in Ubud, Hujan Locale [it did rain in those nights as well]. It was not the first time that Will’s kitchen skills have bowled me over. I often compare him to the great David Thompson both having that unique skill of being able to combine and balance many ingredients into one total taste, never one overpowering the rest.

The menu is small, by Sarong/MamaSan standards, but just as daunting. How do you choose between so many challenging combinations? The easy answer is to return many times and try them all, and I am certain that I will not be the only one doing that!

Think Will Meyrick and you think betel leaf!

He has introduced Bali to that famous Thai street food dish of Miang, but at different restaurants he uses different ingredients.

At Hujan Locale he almost goes Balinese with Urutan [here called black pudding as a tribute to his Scottish heritage], crumbled sausage, unlike many of the pure Thai versions there is no trickle of palm sugar running down your arm whilst eating!

There are many other ‘small plates’ to choose from and share [between two]. The Potato Dumplings are also with crumbled black pudding but use Balinese betutu spices as well as lemon basil and grated smoked coconut. The Salted Grouper is with sambal matah, ginger flower, crushed potato, green tomato and crisp zucchini flower. Even the Ceviche gets a Will Meyrick makeover; raw tuna with roasted chilli, edamame, black beans, mint, parsley and white anchovies.

A Soft Boiled Egg Salad is spiced with green papaya, chilli and peanuts then combined with smoked bacon and fresh prawns.

Every proffered dish tantalizes the taste buds! A Sri-Lankan style Cured Scallops resembles a carpaccio with its layers of thinly sliced scallop meat, topped with mint, shredded coconut and salmon roe, drizzled with lime juice. The taste delicate! The Chicken has a Japanese touch with ginger, soy, green shallots and a soy yuzu dressing.

And now for the unusual! Pig’s Ears, crispy pieces with chilli and fennel, roasted chilli and garlic aioli. Bone Marrow, after wood roasting, is combined with parsley, lemon, garlic,

capers, andiliman [a unique Chinese flowering plant of the Schezuan family, but lemon tasting] breadcrumbs, relish and brioche.

Goat Sausage is a small dish with so much taste! Crumbled slices of sausage sit on goat’s curd and shallots with sweet soy and chilli lime adding contrasting tastes, accompanied by a watermelon pickled radish salad. So simple, so good!

Most dishes at Hujan Locale are served on a board that contains the main event, the accompanying salad and a glass pot of the sauce [eliminating that frustrating wish for more of a sauce that appeals].

Mains are in two groups, meat and seafood. Let us start with the most sensational [the worst is just a simple ‘fantastic’].

Will Meyrick has made a habit of producing pork dishes that have been outstanding [remember his crispy sweet pork at Blossom?] but this one beats all! Pork Cutlet sounds so simple, and maybe even boring. But not from this kitchen.

The very large cutlet, still on the bone, is first marinated in soy, clove, honey and butter, then roasted in a wood oven, almost burnt on the outer but deliciously pink on the inner [if you like you meat well done then you should not be in this restaurant]. On the side a watermelon and pickled radish salad with a ginger mirin [rice wine] vinaigrette. The Pork Cutlet [pictured] appears to be whole but has actually been finely cross sliced, Asian style, so there are many slices to salivate over…share this one at your peril! Then take the bone home for the dog.

Almost as good is the Beef Cheek, slowly braised with soy, with wasabi and green pea risotto, sprinkled with snow pea shoots. The twice-cooked Shoulder of Lamb is cumin- basted and comes with a quinoa salad, cucumber yoghurt and roasted potatoes. Rib-eye Steak is rubbed with spices before being just seared, served with wood roasted garlic, confit tomato and mint gribiche [egg sauce]. Duck vies with Pork as chef’s specialties and the Sumatran Duck does not disappoint, crisp with spiced cassava leaf curry ikan teri and lemon basil.

Amongst the seafood dishes the Snapper is a standout!

Kashmiri style it is wrapped in a banana leaf after being combined with curry leaves, garam masala and green chilli, it comes with a pot of mint yoghurt. The flesh firm, the taste is one to remember, curried fish but so different to what you get in any Indian restaurant, dig out the chunks of flesh and dip it in the yoghurt, quite incredible!

Baby Barramundi is salted then baked, served with a very unusual edamame pesto. Whilst a whole sized farmed Barramundi is cooked crispy, Thai style, with coriander, lime leaf and deep-fried basil, and sweet chilli sauce. The Roasted Sea Bass is combined with pork belly, lentils and spinach in a red wine sauce. A Seafood Curry from southern India

contains prawns, clams, fish, tomato, chopped coriander and smoked chilli with a saffron rouille.

Desserts, yes they have them but so far I have not been unable to order any, after gorging on so many previous dishes.

This restaurant is for serious foodies, not afraid of confronting unusual ingredients and tastes, explore your palate! A wonderful and new style addition to the Ubud dining scene, food for grown-ups!

QUICK REVIEW Restaurant

: Hujan Locale

Address

: Jl. Sri Wedari 5, Taman, Ubud.

Telephone

: 849.3092.

Open

: Lunch and dinner, 7 days.

Non-smoking Area : Both levels.

Smoking Area

: Communal table, upstairs on terrace.

Parking

: Street only, valet parking.

Price

: Rp. 800,000 for two [+ drinks].

Credit Cards

: All major cards.

Food

: Asian creations!

Wine

: Good list of excellent wines.

Service

: Knowledgeable and professional but still with a smile, it is Ubud.

Atmosphere

: A quality eating house.

Overall

: A class addition to the Ubud scene.

Copyright © 2015 Gerry Williams Reviews that appear in Bali Advertiser are based on actual visits to the establishments listed, without the knowledge of the restaurants, and are not paid for by the individual restaurants.

Opinions expressed here are those of Gerry Williams and not necessarily those of Bali Advertiser. Gerry Williams attempts to write from a ‘typical’ diner’s perspective and, whilst quality of food is the most important criteria overall, value for money is the real measuring stick.

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A Blurb from the Kulture Kid!

By Vaughan Hatch

A different Take on Trust Part II ‘Trust’ in the Balinese family and community context is quite a different kind of trust we’re familiar with in the West. While we learn to trust that our family or neighbours will keep and eye on our house when we’re out or look after a pet while we’re on holiday, we don’t expect much more.

Balinese, however, trust that as long as they keep a fairly harmonious relationship with their family and their banjar community (including fulfilling any banjar commitments), they’ll come together to help our family out when we pass on. Yes, in fact one of the biggest trust concerns in the Balinese community is that one’s body is ‘taken care of’ at and after death; and as long as most Balinese remain Hindu, this will be a concern for many years to come. Balinese Hindus, as with other Hindus and Buddhists the world over believe in reincarnation and, ultimately a chance to break the cycle of birth and rebirth called moksa (eternal life in paradise).

In Bali, preparing the deceased for reincarnation or moksa involves a complicated set of rituals. There is a lot of preparation and physical work and time behind these rituals that would be impossible to complete just with the help of a nuclear family. This is where the extended family, the clan and the banjar rally in to support.

On the day of your death, a Balinese can trust them to let everyone know, guard your body, and consult a high priest about an auspicious day for your cremation, semi-cremation or burial (if there is no auspicious day in the immediate future). Then they will organize gamelan orchestras, consumption for guests and preparation of offerings and the cremation tower. In preparing for the burning of the corpse, the corpse will be washed, decorated and wrapped by the community. On the day, the corpse will be carried by members of the community in a cremation tower to the graveyard for cremation.

For those who have lost the ‘trust’ (read: ‘reliability’ in cases perhaps due to past conflicts) of the family or community, there are options: cremation ovens in Mumbal and Nusa Dua offer cheaper, quicker options, which presumably have the same karmic effects.

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This rare 19th Century ancestral portrait is from a private Chinese collection, this and a number of others can be viewed at Lemari from the 19 February for a limited time, until sold.

They depict members of the Qing Dynasty imperial families, military and civil elite who ruled China from 1644 until the revolution of 1911.

Ancestors have always been very important in Chinese culture; the power of the living person was believed to reside in their portrait after death.

The ancestors were normally painted seated in a carved chair and wearing semi-formal winter robes. The only difference is gender related: womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s feet (considered the most erotic part of her body) were always covered and often the hands.

While the highly styled costumes are encoded with symbols of court status and social position, the most important part of the portrait is the face that individuali]es and identiÂżes the ancestor and lifts one to the realm of icon.

All ancestors were painted with virtually the same expression, a symbolic somber and detached look to suggest imaginary or spiritual status.

With the development of photography in the 19th Century the painting of ancestor portraits began to decrease with people being photographed rather than painted.

Today, they are not only wonderful collectors pieces but highly decorative for almost any residential or commercial interiors.

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STARS WITH VIBHUTI Lucy’s Batik HOROSCOPE FEBRUARY 18 - MARCH 04, 2015

As we enter into this fortnight we enter into another New Moon Cycle and a very auspicious one at that. The Sun and Moon join at the last degree of Aquarius and a minute later the Moon moves into Pisces and another 2 minutes after that the Sun also enters Pisces and are both in close proximity to Neptune and all 3 creating a square to Saturn in Sagittarius. Uranus the ruler of Aquarius is trining to Jupiter and of course moving closer to the exact square with Pluto on March 17. Mars and Venus join forces and move into the sign of Aries just after the New Moon on the 21st and Mars will join with Uranus on March 11 and square off to Pluto the next day. It would appear that deceptions will be brought to the surface this cycle and acted upon or at least the Truth revealed. Saturn in Sagittarius brings religious, government, higher education and military themes to the table and a new approach to old traditions comes with this Aquarius cycle. Neptune in Pisces is asking for understanding and a more spiritual approach to the big issues. There’s so much tension in the air as we lead up to March’s Full Moon and the last Uranus/Pluto contact. Mars activating these two transpersonal planets, in the very reckless sign of Aries, could show up in all manner of expression of a disgruntled global community. A potential experience of this cycle is a spontaneous awakening or evolutionary move to a higher consciousness.

NEW MOON 29 Aquarius 60 February 19, 2015 7:48 a.m.

For the Aries native, this New Moon falls in your community house and then along with the Sun promptly moves into the area of retreat and deep contemplation. An interesting mix with Venus and Mars set to enter your sign and 1st house of personal interest where they join Uranus, the radical and triggering work, career or goal aspirations in your chart. Quite the mixed bag, balancing quiet time with travel, study, work and personal growth orientations and yet if we go back to the theme of the cycle, remember it is about friendship and sharing within the group environment or community, be it small or large and honouring your humanity.

Venus your ruler and Mars enter your house of relationship to join with Uranus to bring some unexpected romance this month. With Pluto down at the bottom of your chart holding firm with work related topics, there will be some discordance as your passions rise to the surface to be fulfilled. Saturn brings the potential of siblings into the picture and with the Sun going into the health and service sector you could find some tension or challenges regarding these areas. Perhaps a sick family member requires your attention or care. The New Moon cycle fell in the creative area of your chart which includes creating romantic rendezvous potential.

The emphasis brought to light by the Sun and Moon for you is career related and brings the opportunity for new friendships through community based activities. Saturn is bringing the challenge from the deepest part of your chart and issues of finance, sexuality and death are highlighted.

Mars and Venus now enter the 12th or Pisces house and as they prepare to join Uranus may bring unconscious relationship patterns of aggression to the surface. Along with Pluto in your higher minded arena, these 2 big guns are transforming your life at the very core of your being and changing the way you view the World or the lens through which you relate to it.

The stage is being set for this rebirth into the next phase of expression for you. Jupiter in the career house connects with Uranus in the area of work and service and so you are ready for this re-invention and new self-expression through your vocation. With the New Moon in the home sector there will be issues pertaining to it and your financial or material acquisitions arising during this strong transformation period. There is also the issue of children and a deeper connection to your innate spirituality verses learned wisdom. It may come paradoxically in the form of a renewed value system through further study or alternatively through direct experience.

With Saturn in the area of personal relationships squared off to the Pisces planets in your career or vocation sector, you could be facing some old issues this month. People from your past may return and remember the New Moon was in Aquarius and in your house of travel, foreign interests and higher education or thinking and perhaps then all of these themes intermingle. Venus and Mars join Uranus in your community, technology and networking sector which is sure to get a radical upgrade this coming month. Pluto is in the deepest part of your chart and brings powerful endings, death and rebirth with the last exact square in March.

Jupiter your ruler is in your very own 9th house of travel, foreign concerns, higher learning and the justice system, bringing much needed support to the revolutionary stirrings of Uranus in the 5th house of your identity, creativity and children. Venus and Mars have just entered this house which also brings romantic passion as a potentiality. It’s not without its challenges however with that impending square to Pluto in your 2nd house just around the corner.

Your value system is being transformed and this includes all material aspects of it as well, including money. New Moon was in the sibling house and the Sun fresh in the home, family and nurture sector.

The Moon started its cycle in your house of endings and new beginnings and the Sun moved into your travel and higher learning/ knowledge sector along with Neptune. You could be engaging in study now that may contradict the information you’ve previously shared through your work. On a positive note however this science of spirituality understanding will greatly improve your health. Venus and Mars make their debut in your career and worldly aspirations house and team up with the rebel rouse, Uranus to add more passion to your one on one relating. The down side is that there could be confrontations as well as endings to some of them.

Saturn in your 12th house squares the New Moon in your money sector and brings a further investigation into hidden truths or deceptions. The Sun in Pisces joins Neptune in the communication house and may make it a little hard getting to the aforementioned. With Pluto in your 1st house and sign however the power, determination and persistence required during this profound time of personal change is yours. Venus and Mars enter the area of home to join with Uranus and the family is the platform for a lot of this personal transformation. You may experience some good fortune coming through real estate or shared resources or an unexpected windfall.

Relating is the theme of this very important cycle, as far as you are concerned. As the Sun enters your house of death and rebirth, shared resources and sexuality you may be challenged to start afresh with your identity and the beliefs that have held it in place. This is a great time to broaden your understanding of the Universe. Venus and Mars move into your higher learning/ travel sector to support this radical new beginning as the square to Pluto in your work and health arena bring some of those endings and also the beginning stages of sharing this newly acquired wisdom of yours coming through the Jupiter Leo cycle.

Mars and Venus are set to join your Uranus ruler in the 3rd house of communication, short distance travel, learning and media marketing in the next couple of weeks. This is a great opportunity for you to express your passionate side and with another New Moon in your 1st house of personal expression you are set to mark this new beginning with individuality. What you are letting go of is very deeply held within your psyche and it may take some time to integrate all of this. The dust will settle again, but for now you have issues within your community to deal with and potentially a case of misrepresentation.

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Now that we’re well into the New Year after the holiday parties and making New Year’s resolutions, now is the time to give some serious thought to those resolutions we made just a few weeks ago. Perhaps losing some weight and slimming down or living a healthier lifestyle were your resolutions? The Body Temple has a solution to both of these.

For lucky people living in Canggu or nearby, the Body Temple is a great place to meet all of your body’s needs. You don’t need to be a member at the Canggu Club to visit the new Body Temple Spa, which is spacious, very clean, modern and chic with seven treatment rooms, which are beautifully decorated and set-up. Two rooms are for couples. They offer a range of programs – Energise Me!, Relax Me!, Detox Me! and Rejuvenate Me! Each program includes a facial, massages and body treatments. They also have a large nail room for manicures and pedicures with built-in footbaths. In the adjoining room is the new hair salon.

They also offer waxing treatments. They use luxury French products from Themae’ for several of their treatments.

A special 120 minute Slim Down & Detox program starts off with a sea-salt & seaweed body scrub to eliminate the dead skin and open the pores. The sea-salt is so fine it glides over the skin smoothly. After a quick shower, I returned to the room feeling squeaky clean and ready for the Themae body sculpting slimming massage using a special Themae massage oil to work on breaking down fat and detoxifying the body. Don’t think that this is a relaxing massage, it’s not. It’s intended to break down fat like cellulite and eliminate it from your body.

Lying on my back, the massage commenced by gently stimulating the lymph nodes along the bikini line and around the knees and behind them to switch them on to eliminate toxins. A great deal of energy went into the thighs with strong massage, chopping, plucking the skin quickly, clapping with cupped palms and the ¿nale using a simple suction instrument of sucking up the skin and gliding it over the thigh.

At times, it was a bit uncomfortable, but certainly not painful.

Then she moved on to the stomach for a thorough massage also using the suction tool and then the arms and chest.

After turning over a similar process was repeated.

see real results in ¿rming. Detoxi¿cation is right away, feeling lighter, less bloated. Some people experience flu-like symptoms as the toxins emerge from the body.

Now it was time to treat my face with Themae Purity Radiance Facial with 4 Teas Elixir and Lupin flower extract. This detoxifying facial deeply cleanses the skin with exfoliation and steam followed by extraction. I settled onto the massage table once again with a bolster under my knees and a large brown sarong covering me. Feeling very relaxed, my therapist began the ritual of cleansing my face two times.

Then a gentle scrub was massaged over my face. Wrapping a hot towel around my face, she began removing all traces of the scrub. After a short steaming the extraction began, warning me to tell her if she was hurting me, which she didn’t.

As a reward for the minor discomfort she proceeded with a lovely relaxing neck and face massage that seemed to go on for a long time. The mask was applied next and I was treated to a gentle hand and arm massage.

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After the mask was removed with a warm towel followed by a cool cloth, she gently massaged in an anti-aging serum then used two wooden tools with marble balls on the ends to glide over my face. She ended the treatment with lymphatic drainage of the face, leaving my skin radiant and fresh looking.

Always after having a facial my hair is a mess so the perfect solution is to have a shampoo and blow-dry. The Body Temple just opened their hair salon with their new stylist with 14 years of experience. After an invigorating shampoo and conditioning I was seated and asked how I would like my hair done. Straight being my usual style I agreed to let her add some lift to my hair. After she ¿nished blow drying my hair she grabbed her hot curling iron and set to work giving me soft curls.

When she ¿nished I looked in the mirror and was very pleased to see the gorgeous woman with a fabulous sexy hair-do and radiant face smiling back at me. The Body Temple is certainly worth visiting.

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Top US Retailers Sold Fake Supps

GNC, Target, Wall-Mart & Walgreens accused Dietary supplements may not always deliver what they promise. In case you didn’t already know this the New York State Attorney General conducted an investigation of store-brand supplements sold in the national chains GNC, Target, Walgreens and Walmart. The results announced this month found that four out of every five products tested failed the examination and Attorney General Eric Schneiderman called for the removal of these products from stores throughout New York State. The products subjected to DNA analysis were supposed to contain valerian root, St. John’s wort, ginkgo biloba, ginseng, Echinacea or garlic. Most contained DNA from a different plant, or DNA that was indecipherable.

Five contained unstated potential allergenic material and some contained contaminants, which included traces of rat urine and feces. The labels concerned were GNC’s own Herbal Plus line, Target’s Up & Up brand, Walgreens’ Finest Nutrition, and Walmart’s Spring Valley brand.

they are either: not therapeutically designed to do so, they are incorrectly or self-prescribed; or because the majority of them contain useless ingredients, are fake, contaminated or adulterated.

So what can you do to even the scales? Here’s my take:

1. Assume all nutritional supplements are non-therapeutic unless you have real evidence to suppose otherwise.

2. Invest in a visit to a genuine integrative MD or clinical nutritionist and get a base reading on your existing nutritional state. Only supplement as advised. Choose this doctor with considerable care. Attending a few conferences on anti-ageing does not an integrative doctor make.

3. The best nutritional supplementation comes from real food. Get professional advise as above and proceed accordingly. Only supplement where necessary as advised or as convenience dictates. If you don’t get your nutrition from real food, then wherever you can try to ensure the supplements are sourced naturally The story broke on 4 February in the New York Times, and not synthetic. a newspaper that seems to 4. If you buy nutritional supplements, be on a self-appointed misbuy them at first from a trusted in sion to rubbish all forms of tegrative doctor or clinical nutritionist, nutritional supplementation. choosing the most reliable practitionerAt the same time as running only labels. the article blogger Timothy 5. Practitioner-only labels are usually Egan, the NYT’s answer to discounted by 50% to the practitioner.

Fox’s Bill O’Reilly, weighed in If cost is too onerous and you are to say that not only were all taking them over a long period of time supplements an unregulated you can usually obtain these products scam but a conspiracy to from a reliable online wholesaler for cheat the nation cooked up 30 to 50% less than the retail price. by the Mormons led by Senior If you consult your doctor quarterly, Senator Orrin Hatch (Rep.) of as is wise, and pay consultation fees Utah funded by the $13 billion I do not see that you need hide the supplements industry, much fact from your doctor or refrain from Picking a herbal supplement? of it Utah-based, and their seeking his advise.

It’s a lottery and the game is stacked says NY Attorney General lobbyists in Washington.

6. Not all practitioner-only labels are good; there are unscrupulous merchants skilled in taking The predictable counterblast from an enraged suppleadvantage of the system. Research the field carefully ments industry was not long in coming. It does seem and seek informed advice. possible however that Attorney General Schneiderman 7. As we’ve seen GNC and other large supplement may have jumped the gun and got it wrong scientifiretailers sell low grade, even counterfeit products that cally. It appears that DNA testing may not be the best are not cheap. Avoid them unless professionally advised way of testing herbal extracts. DNA testing it is claimed they are worth buying. As a rule, never buy nutritional by some, only measures the original ingredient and can products sold via multi-level marketing. even destroy evidence of herbal extracts in the process 8. Only having established your base line level for vitamins, of testing. Since most of the products tested were exhormones, gastro-intestinal terrain and so on will you tracts this, it is said by some, explains the absence of be able to establish the optimum stasis for your particular original content, though the rat stuff still warrants an constitution and work towards it. I re-emphasise, seek explanation I’d say. In any event many of the country’s out a talented MD working in this ¿eld, whom you are most knowledgeable experts say the tests could have prepared to trust with your well being. If you have the been inappropriate. Whatever the case, you can be sure sense you are being steered into expensive treatments that further tests will be forthcoming, writs will fly thick that are unnecessary you probably are, so do your and fast and the Attorney General’s office will either be homework and bail out if necessary. looking for a new Attorney General or the supplements 9. Addressing your health in this way has a cost and industry will be looking at a re-energised and wellmuch of the treatment will not be covered by your funded campaign to have all nutritional supplements insurance. However in the case of an MD the regulated and re-scheduled as if they were drugs. consultation will be, as will certain tests. It varies according to your insurer. Whatever the cost, an The reality is however that nothing, nothing will actually effective nutritional approach is always going to be change. a lot cheaper than drugs and in avoided surgery.

10.Such an approach is truly preventative. It treats you Consumers will routinely be cheated just as before, before you develop symptoms of disease. It may not whether by profiteering drug companies or by bogus feel like it at times but it is a lot cheaper than waiting supplement hucksters. It will remain hard to make into treat chronic illness as, when and if it develops. If formed decisions and just as hard to source reliable you never get sick, don’t complain, it was money well advice. Survey after survey, properly structured shows spent… that nutritional supplementation correctly applied can and does work, but in most cases it does not because Lastly, a word of caution. A little learning can be a the nutritional solution is wrongly formulated or applied. dangerous thing and if not careful you can convince What’s more, since nutritional supplements are not alyourself to take a whole slew of nutritional supplements, lowed by law to make medical claims, they are only which may or may not be what you need, however good. required to state their contents truthfully on the label.

And, it can be expensive. That’s why it’s best to get your Many can’t or won’t do even that. The essential point nutrients from real organic and fresh food wherever however is, there is no legal necessity to show if a possible and only supplement where absolutely necessary. product will do you any good or not. That gives unscruTo establish that, you need a professional baseline. pulous manufacturers a license to sell any old rubbish provided they don’t lie about what’s in it.

Further reasons why the game is stacked against you can be summed as follows: The medical profession is largely untrained and uninterested in the benefits of nutritional therapy; the pharmaceutical industry views any money spent on supplementation as money out of their own pockets and lobbies hard against it; research as to the true facts only serves to confuse the issue, being either partisan, misrepresented or misinterpreted as suits the respective vested interests. Most supplements will never work because

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Interstellar Sometime in the future, the planet Earth has become a dry and dust ridden place. It is unable to support life for much longer. NASA sends a team in a spaceship through a wormhole, into a far distant galaxy. There, they are to search for a new planet which Earth can colonize. Christopher Nolan’s new Sci-Fi movie is very long, and, basically, very boring. There is a lot of blah blah blah. But, if you have the patience to endure it, you will find that the movie has some interesting things to say about the Time/Space continuum.

Inherent Vice A private eye is looking for a missing millionaire, who could have been kidnapped or murdered. His search takes him through much of the squalid underbelly of Los Angeles. Paul Thomas Anderson’s crime caper fails to capture the drugged-out counter-culture of 1970 Los Angeles, which the film is desperately trying to emulate. The film’s cinematic style is also outdated.

Selma Three crucial months in the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. are looked at, as he fights to establish the Civil Rights Movement. Meanwhile, the FBI and President Johnson go to great lengths to try and stop him. The film plays like a Lifetime TV Movie of the Week, rather than a mainstream cinema release.

The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby, Them In this very pretentious movie, director Ned Benson studies the breakdown of what was a happy marriage. It would help if you had seen Ned Benson’s previous movies ‘Him’ and ‘Her’, to which this new one is connected. I had not, so, I was pretty much in the dark throughout the movie, and, very bored.

Everly Salma Hayek plays a sex-slave, who has been imprisoned in an apartment for over 4 years. In her bid for freedom she has to kill an awful lot of people. This is the most violent movie I have ever had the misfortune to sit through.

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Mr. Robet’s Top Ten The Imitation Game During WW11 an anti-social genius heads up a team to crack German codes.

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Esio Trot A mature-aged man is in love with the woman who lives in a flat below him.

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By Kim A. Patra SRN/RM.

MOSQUITO PROOFING YOUR HOME Dengue fever is on the rise in all areas of Bali at present. If you have a lush garden with water features you could be at a higher risk of breeding the Aedes Egypti garden mosquito, which is responsible for both Dengue fever and Chikungunya.

Natural mosquito control calls for a multi-pronged approach to battle malignant mosquitoes, while resisting the temptation to use the chemical bug sprays that some folks feel are just as noxious.

If we take “natural mosquito control” in the broadest sense (i.e. any mosquito control measures that save you from applying chemical bug sprays), a number of options present themselves.

Natural Mosquito Control: • Plant oils: e.g. citronella, lemon eucalyptus, neem.

• How you dress: avoid dark clothing • Attacking the problem at the source: mosquito-larvae control • Mosquito’s love to lurk around clothes & laundry baskets. Keep clothes in closed cupboards, laundry baskets should be covered.

Larvae Control Once mosquitoes hit the skies they can be difficult to control. Attacking the problem at the source (namely, mosquito larvae) is the most effective method of natural mosquito control.

Larvae of mosquitoes are found in standing water; consequently, mosquito control that focuses instead on killing mosquito larvae or depriving mosquitoes of breeding grounds makes a lot of sense. If you can eliminate sources of standing water in your garden (in which mosquito larvae are born), you’re hitting mosquitoes where it really hurts.

This is the time to kill them! And you can even do so without resorting to chemicals, if you prefer, for instance: But before considering ways to kill the larvae, let’s look at some of the sources of standing water that you might not immediately think of: • Water buckets and rain barrels.

• Bottles and cans.

• Empty plastic pots from the nursery and other concave odds and ends you threw in a pile behind the garage.

• Old car tires (notorious rain-catchers).

• Boat / car tarps or pool covers in which water can puddle.

• Uneven areas in lawns or gardens where irrigation water can collect.

• Clogged rain gutters and clogged drains.

• Birdbaths and water bowls for pets.

But that still leaves the standing water that you wish to keep, such as that in swimming pools and water features.

How can you kill the mosquito larvae, which may be lurking in these places?

• Keep swimming pools clean, aerated and chlorinated.

• Aerate artificial ponds.

• Avoid the temptation to mass aquatic plants together excessively in artificial ponds (mosquito larvae can hide from the fish if the vegetation is dense).

• Stock artificial ponds by acquiring the eaters of mosquito larvae mentioned above, such as catfish (ikan lele) or the common goldfish.

THE RUBBISH– It just don’t work • Garlic: Is there an old wives’ tale that doesn’t feature garlic? According to lore, the pungent-smelling plant can do everything from cure the common cold to help determine a baby’s sex to ward off witches. But though some believe garlic has powerful bug-repellent properties, mosquito control experts say it just does not work.

• Vitamin B: Can vitamin B tablets make you a less tasty treat to the biting menaces? Probably not. Though some people swear by it, when researchers at the University of Wisconsin asked volunteers to take placebos or capsules with vitamin B, they did not find any evidence that the substance could help reduce mosquito attraction.

• Bananas, Listerine, Dryer Sheets, Lemon Dish washing soap. Skin-so Soft and alcohol have all been proven not to work • The Electrical Stuff - Most people have seen advertisements for fancy ultrasonic mosquito repelling devices intended to drive off mosquitoes by subjecting them to repelling ultrasonic vibrations. These gadgets sound great, except for one thing--they don’t work. Both scientific and anecdotal evidence indicates that as mosquito repellents, ultrasonic really don’t seem to have any effect. Don’t be fooled by expensive, high-tech gadgets!

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Kim is happy to discuss any health concerns that you have and may be contacted via email at info@chcbali.com or office phone number 0361-2775666

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Local News Fellow Prisoners Offer to Take the Bullet for Bali Nine Bali Duo Recent word from Indonesia’s President that he will go ahead with the executions of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran did not deter fellow prisoners in Kerobokan from showing genuine support.

They wrote letters to President Jokowi saying they would be willing to take the places of Chan and Sukumaran on death row.

“He is a kind, caring person and so helpful to all people here. He is not ‘using and playing’ with drugs anymore.

Every day, he is in church to teach us about mercy and kindness. Bapak President, please consider forgiving him,” wrote Martin Jamanuna, portraying Chan in his letter.

“Our request today is for clemency or a commuted sentence for Andrew and Myuran so as to allow them to be further rehabilitated. To execute would prematurely end these lives, robbing both them and our communities of the opportunity for ongoing repentance and rehabilitation,” the religious leaders said in a joint statement as quoted by AFP. The American Friends Service Committee, a US-based religious organization, also sent a letter to the president through The Jakarta Post last weekend.

The letter, addressed to President Jokowi, was later delivered to the convicts’ lawyer and families, as well as to local and international media, including the Australian media.

Rico Ricardo, another inmate, also expressed his support for Chan. “If the honorable president insists on implementing the death sentence of Chan, I, Rico Ricardo, am ready to replace Chan,” Ricardo wrote. Francois Jacques Giuily, a French inmate, wrote a similar letter.

At the Yale Divinity School in Connecticut on Saturday, Ronald Jenkins, professor of theater in Wesleyan University and Yale Divinity School’s Institute for Sacred Music, moderated a panel on prison and the arts dedicated to the death-row duo.

In the Australia, senior religious leaders called on Indonesia to show mercy. Sydney’s Catholic Archbishop Anthony Fisher and Grand Mufti Ibrahim Abu Mohammad called on President Jokowi to save the men.

“We want Chan and Sukumaran to know that the international community fully supports them,” Jenkins, who conducted a theater program at Kerobokan with Chan and Sukumaran four years he said. (February 6th 2015)

Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran have been on death row since 2006 for organizing to smuggle heroin out of Bali with seven other Australians.

Lawyers for the men said they were planning to lodge an administrative appeal against Indonesian president Joko Widodo’s refusal to grant them pardons.

They said the president should have considered each case and not just refused clemency for all drug crimes, as he is doing.

But Indonesian attorney general Muhammad Prasetyo has dismissed the attempt at another legal challenge, saying it is not possible to challenge the president.

“Clemency is a prerogative right that cannot be obstructed by anybody, can not be challenged by anybody. It’s a prerogative right,” Mr. Prasetyo said.

“The president has that prerogative right as the head of state and nothing can obstruct that. “In this republic he’s the sole holder of that right. Clemency, amnesty, abolition, rehabilitation, as the constitution stipulates. Only the president has the authority.

“The legal process is completed. The legal venues that we have are through the court procedures, higher court appeal, Supreme Court appeal, judicial review and the last venue is clemency. Clemency is a special legal venue.”

More than 100 Australian MPs have signed a petition urging the Indonesian government to show mercy to the two Australians.

But all efforts to influence Mr. Widodo have so far failed, including emotional pleas from Chan and Sukumaran’s families, and Prime Minister Tony Abbott asking if there was anything that could be done to spare the men. Foreign Minister Julie Bishop was asked about the case on

Jakarta has just won the distinction of having the world’s worst traffic, according to a recent index, which features no less than two of Indonesia’s biggest cities among the top 10 kings of gridlock. The Castrol Magnatec Stop-Start index, named for the British motor oil company that compiled it, looks at traffic conditions and number of annual start-stops per car in 78 cities around the world to determine how traffic affects journey times. In first place is Jakarta with 33,240 start-stops per year followed by Istanbul, Turkey, with 32,520 start-stops, and Mexico City with 30,840. If you’re looking for the best places to drive on open roads head to Tampere, Finland, which recorded the lowest number of start-stops at 6,240, followed by Rotterdam, The Netherlands, 6,360. Bratislava, Slovakia tied with Abu Dhabi for third place at 6,840. Indonesia’s second-largest city of Surabaya, East Java, came in at No.4 on the index, with 29,880 start-stops. (February 4th 2015) Crackdown On Tourists Working Without A Visa

“The fact is, drug trafficking is a crime in Indonesia that attracts the death penalty and we have to respect Indonesia’s sovereignty, it’s an independent nation state with its own judicial system,” Ms Bishop said.

A spokesman from the Dept.of Manpower & Transmigration has claimed many foreigners in Bali are misusing their tourist visa by working on the island. “We will coordinate with immigration authorities to monitor foreign tourists who come to Bali,” said Gusti Agung Sudarsana from the Dept. of Manpower in Denpasar on Sunday (8/2). He said he would ask for the data from the immigration authorities, which will then be used to determine the status of the foreign tourists’ visas. In addition to tourist visas, foreigners are also abusing the Temporary Residence Permit (KITAS) to find a job. For Sudarsana, it also must be dealt with firmly. The policy, he said, will not work without the participation of the community. He asked members of the community to report those who seemed to be working without the correct papers. (February 9th 2015)

On Monday, Sukumaran’s mother Raji said she blamed the Australian Federal Police for her son facing now death.

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It was the AFP that tipped off Indonesian police about the Bali Nine’s plans, meaning the men were arrested there and charged under Indonesian law.

Mr. Prasetyo has now confirmed the executions will be done, as expected, at a maximum-security prison facility on Nusa Kambangan, an island off Java. But there is still no word on when the executions will be carried out.

“I’m telling you, we haven’t decided on the time, we have decided the location. The location will be in Nusa Kambangan,” he said.

Nusa Kambangan is a high security island prison, where the men would be tied to a pole and shot by firing squad. Earlier there was confusion within the Indonesian government over whether the executions would be delayed.

While Indonesia informed the Australian embassy last week that it planned to execute Chan and Sukumaran this month, Indonesia’s justice and human rights minister Yasonna Laoly said their executions could be delayed by a pressing political situation, involving a war of sorts between corruption investigators and the national police.

But Mr. Prasetyo said that would not affect plans to execute the Australians.

A senior government source doubts the executions will be carried out this week or next, but it is up to the attorney general.

Once the logistics are organized Mr Prasetyo only has to give 72 hours notice that the men are to face the firing squad. (February 11th 2015)

Australian man Warren Borsje a 42-year-old from Brighton was found dead by staff at the Fave hotel in Seminyak after he failed to check out of his room. Borsje was a self-styled motivational speaker who gave presentations across the world on how to “get rich quick”. Mr. Borsje had claimed he dropped out of school at 13 before going on to create a multimillion-dollar training business in Australia, which he then took overseas. Dr Ida Bagus Putu Alit, a forensic doctor in Bali, said external examinations had found signs of asphyxia but a full autopsy would be needed to determine the cause of death. (January 28th 2015) Trade Minister’s Comments On HIV Draw Heavy Criticism Indonesian Trade Minister Rachmat Gobel has drawn heavy criticism after he publicly claimed Wednesday that HIV could be transmitted through second-hand clothes.

Gobel made the comments to journalists after having a meeting with the House of Representatives in an attempt to defend a recently enacted ban on the import of used clothes. Indonesian Planned Parenthood Association (PKBI) Executive Director, Inang Winarso, criticized Gobel’s comments, saying that the minister’s comments were incorrect, misleading, and would contribute to the perpetuation of myths and stigmas commonly associated with HIV. Rachmat, through his Twitter account @RachmatGobel, attempted to backtrack on his comments Wednesday. “I do apologize. I am clarifying [my statement] that wearing used clothes can transmit various kinds of diseases, thank you for your correction,” he wrote.

(February 6th 2015)

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British Foreign Secretary Denies Lack of Legal Assistance for Lindsay Sandiford The UK foreign minister denied on Wednesday (5/2) that the UK had not provided any legal assistance for Lindsay Sandiford, a British woman on death row following her conviction for smuggling cocaine into Bali. Philip Hammond said after meeting his Indonesian counterpart Retno LP Marsudi that Sandiford’s claim that she was not provided with a lawyer while going through trial was untrue. Hammond said the UK always provided legal assistance for its citizens abroad. Hammond declined to say if he would withdraw the UK ambassador, as Brazil and the Netherlands did when their citizens were executed for drug offenses last month. “I believe it is still premature to say such things,” he said. In a letter to British broadcaster the BBC earlier this week, 57-year-old Sandiford, who was found with 3.8 kilograms of cocaine worth $2.5 million when she arrived in Bali from Bangkok in 2012, wrote that she had received no help from the British Foreign Office. Sandiford, who is due to face the firing squads in a few weeks, said she could not afford a lawyer. (February 5th 2015) Prison Drug Trade Ring Caught - Again The National Narcotics Agency (BNN) Central Java branch has smashed a drug ring in Nusakambangan Penitentiary in Cilacap, Central Java, revealing that two convicts were directing the trafficking of crystal methamphetamine across the country. Mobile phones were apparently used to conduct the trade form inside the jail. The drug-ring bust was by no means the first at Nusakambangan. In one of the most recent busts at Nusakambangan in January 2013, Nigerian Adam Wilson, Singaporean Tan Swa Lin and Malaysian Lee Chee Hen were named as ringleaders by 16 drug couriers arrested in sting operations. The three were said to have taken orders from a kingpin in Malaysia. Tan is on death row in Nusakambangan, while Lee is incarcerated in Cipinang Penitentiary. Wilson was executed later that year. In 2012, seven inmates - including five on death row - were busted in two cases in separate prisons on Nusakambangan Island in November. Nusakambangan accommodates about 1,500 high-profile inmates serving over five-year sentences, including drug convicts. (February 9th 2015) Indonesia Divers Recover more Bodies from AirAsia Crash Indonesian divers have recovered several more bodies from December’s AirAsia crash, including one from the jet’s cockpit, bringing the total number of victims retrieved to 100, an official said Saturday (7/2). Divers on Friday retrieved four bodies, including one from the cockpit, said Henry Bambang Soelistyo, chief of Indonesia’s National Search and Rescue Agency. He said the decomposed body - in uniform and still strapped by a seat belt - was believed to be either the pilot, Iriyanto, who like many Indonesians used one name, or French co-pilot Remi Emmanuel Plesel. More than 60 divers are taking part in the search, which resumed Jan. 31 following several failed attempts to lift the fuselage from the seabed. (February 7th 2015)

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Rubbish Tops Bali Tourist Complaint Survey Bali’s Governor Made Mangku Pastika has stated that “The number one complaint from tourists was rubbish, the second was traffic, third the immigration lines, fourth was customs and fifth was deceptive money changers”. Pastika presented the results from the recent survey completed by tourists upon their departure at Ngurah Rai Airport at the Bali Podium for free speech on Sunday February 8. The survey asks departing tourists to outline and rank the issues and problems they faced during their stay in Bali. “We must fix the issues, we have to make Bali clean and green. An organic island with no chemicals,” Pastika added. Pastika encouraged the community to engage in personal hygiene and waste management practices to combat the issues of Bali’s growing rubbish crisis. (February 8th 2015)

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Garuda Indonesia Plane Skids Off Runway on Lombok A Garuda Indonesia passenger plane skidded off the runway as it landed at Lombok’s main airport on Tuesday (3/2) a company spokesman said, just weeks after the deadly crash of an AirAsia jet in the archipelago. None of the 33 people on board were hurt when the turboprop belonging to national flag carrier Garuda slid about 10 meters off the runway into the grass at Lombok International Airport, Ikhsan Rosan said. The ATR 72-600 plane was arriving at Lombok, which is fast becoming a popular holiday destination, from the neighboring Bali, when the accident happened on Tuesday evening. Everyone on the plane was able to disembark using the normal stairs, he said. News website Detik reported that the airport was closed after the accident but reopened for smaller aircraft on Wednesday. (February 4th 2015) Suspect Bali Nine Mastermind Lives in Luxury as Chan and Sukumaran on Death Row A man police suspect was a mastermind of the Bali Nine drug importation is living a life of luxury in Sydney while two junior members of his syndicate, Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran, await the firing squad in Bali. The man’s lavish lifestyle is funded by a multimillion-dollar lottery pay out, which he won about the time the two young Australians, who acted as the local leaders of the syndicate in Bali, were being sentenced to death. Former senior police sources said the man has previously been the subject of police drug trafficking investigations. He is believed to have halted his criminal activities after he quite literally won the lottery. He is described in police intelligence reports as being suspected of high-level involvement in the syndicate that supplied the drugs carried by the Bali Nine mules. The syndicate is likely to have previously imported drugs into Australia. The man now lives in Sydney and has escaped prosecution for any of his suspected criminal activities. He is believed to have won well over $5 million in the lottery several years ago, after the Bali nine members were arrested. The extraordinary luck of the man underlines the rarely spoken reality of drug busts: those arrested are usually mid- to low-level players. More senior syndicate members ensure they are not hands-on and continue to traffic drugs once a courier or shore-party is arrested.

(February 10th 2015)

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BALI SPORTS HUB Bali As Sports Hub.....again.

SURFING NEWS Surfing at the Olympics

Every year we hear how the provincial goverment wants to turn Bali into an international sports hub,this year barely a month old, is no different with the Djarum Superliga 2015 badminton tournament entertaining crowds in Bali, the call is made again.

The familiar refrain is that although by far Indonesia’s undisputed champion of tourism, Bali has struggled for years to attract major sports event.

Surfing and skateboarding are making a pitch to be included in the 2020 Olympic games scheduled for Tokyo according to a recent story. The two boardsports are on a list of eight potential games the International Olympic Committee will consider.

Actually the calendar is peppered with sports events that if the provincial goverment got behind with sponsorship and promotional support, could make the the jump to major event.

Case in point the Bali 10’s rugby and AFL Bali Masters tournament which attract over 500 overseas participants each.

With goverment support they could become bigger. This Sporting Life empathizes goverment support not goverment control. The Bali sport’s history is littered with recent goverment events which have been held once and fade into into oblivion, with a corresponding fate of the funds.

But just don’t go painting your body in your nation’s flag colors just yet, surfing will have to convince the Olympics that its a more relevant sport than baseball, softball, squash, karate, rock climbing and wushu.

And what is wushu? It’s like synchronized swimming, karate and gymnastics rolled into one, but with swords. It’s very ninja.

Steve Robertson, spokesman for the World Surf League told The Australian that surfing was worthy of being included in 2020. “It’s more global than ever,” he said. “Basically every country that faces the ocean now has dedicated surfing populations.

Without goverment support sports events are forced to have incompatible sponsors like cigarette companies, running counter to the image of sport being a healthy pasttime. However the organisers do not see any irony or hypocracy in the Superliga Badminton tournament sponsored by a cigarette company.

“Compared to a decade ago when it was confined to only a handful of countries, today nearly every country with rideable waves has a viable surfing community. Japan itself has plenty of good surfing spots and some fantastic athletes on the WSL circuits in short board and long board, male and female.

“We usually only host local tournaments. Now, by hosting the Superliga, we are taking a step further. It’s an international tournament we’ve been longing for here,” said I Dewa Agung Gede Lidartawan, a senior official of the Indonesia Badminton Association.

“It would be a great place to introduce surfing to the Olympics,” he said.

“We will surely not waste such rare a opportunity. We will bring our talented young shuttlers to watch these top players display their skills. We are proud to host the tournament. I hope there will be more of these events in the future.”

Indonesia’s sports development is focused heavily in neighbouring Java and especially the capital Jakarta. Lidartawan wants badminton’s national governing body PBSI to move next year’s tournament to October so that it will coincide with Bali Sports Week.

According to the Bali Sports Week website,(last updated in October 2014) it is an annual event with sports like golf, futsal, gateball and fun runs.

“The local government is focusing on promoting Bali as one of the country’s sports tourism destinations, so if the move can be organised, the event would be huge,” Lidartawan said.

The International Surfing Association has also been working tirelessly to get surfing included as an Olympic sport by adding member nations. The ISA currently has 91 countries listed as member nations.

Tokyo officials will present their plan for the new events to the IOC committee in September.

SAILING NEWS WALIKOTA CUP The first regatta of 2015 will be held with the following classeswindsurfing, Hobie 16, Optimist on February 19 to 21 between Semawang and Mertasari beaches.There will also be canoe and Stand Up Paddle race on Sunday, February 22. All welcome.

Letters To Bali Advertiser Death Row Dear Sir, An open letter to President Joko Widodo who has ensured that foreigners face the death penalty. You state this will ensure those people who attempt to smuggle drugs out of the country will be executed which makes no sense when those who are actually manufacturing the drugs are NOT punished and are the real criminals.

Your country allowed more than 57 of The Bali Bombings Terrorists to be released from your prisons, a crime that caused loss of life but you see those Australians serving time for trying to smuggle drugs out of your country as a more serious crime? I personally believe you have got your proprieties mixed up and are telling the Australian Community that those who travelled to your country for holidays and lost their lives are not important?

These two Australians who are facing the death penalty have done more for all those inmates who are currently in prison than your government has ever done to rehabilitate inmates and your answer is to execute them, may I ask what does this achieve?

Has the death penalty ever achieved anything positive, NO it hasn’t, it destroys more than the life of those you execute in more ways than one.

I beg you as do most Australians have and that is to abolish the death penalty and allow these men to live their lives in a positive and proactive way.

As the president you will be remembered in time to come as the man who made a difference by setting changes whilst you hold the position as president or if you chose to just execute them you yourself have not made a difference at all but followed those who were before you. As you know you are the only one who can make the change as no one else can.

God Bless J.Johnson

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Last week at 7:00 PM the lights went out. My family thought the pulsa was finished so they bought new pulsa but could not input the numbers as the meter was totally dead. A few calls to PLN and the reason was given for cutting the power: The administrative fee for changing from the old meter to a pulsa meter were never paid. The fee is Rp500,000. The PLN employee who collected the money 2 years ago just kept the fee for himself, knowing that it would be years before PLN would take action for non payment of the admin fee. Of course there is no record of who the person was. My family had to pay the Rp500,000 fee before the lights would come on again.

Lesson here? Can’t trust PLN employees? Better to pay everything at the office? May be this is something Bill Dalton can investigate for us. And, who decided to cut the power at 7 in the evening? Don’t you just think that the cruel person who did that was laughing as he threw the switch? I think so.

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The Balinese Diaspora When I lived in Sydney during the mid-1970s, I would occasionally meet a forlorn Balinese student or worker. They lived huddled together in single rooms with other Balinese, their bedroom lights burning through the night, their heads facing their mecca – Bali’s mighty Mount Agung. Whereas the Javanese I met in Australia were uniformly desperate to leave their hectic overcrowded cities for a better life elsewhere, I found that among Australia’s Indonesian community that Balinese very seldom left their beloved island. They were strangers cast adrift in a strange land longing for their culture, their families, their homeland.

To T day the Balinese reluctance re to escape Bali is changing. The Balinese diaspora comprises a scattered c overseas population of o thousands t of Balinese who live in their own w communities around the world, have their own w unique businesses and artistic ti ti groups, worship h in Bali Hindu places of worship and follow their own culture. There are actually many varieties of “Balinese.” Not all Balinese live in Bali and not all native Balinese follow the Bali Hindu religion. There is both a global Balinese diaspora and an internal Balinese diaspora.

of Balinese gamelan performing groups are also located in Australia. Balinese traditional musicians, dancers and puppeteers work as artists in residence in various Australian universities. The Australia Indonesia Association, with many Balinese members, publishes a newsletter. In New Zealand there are two gamelan sets in Wellington, one Javanese and the other Balinese.

The world’s ¿nest collections of Balinese artifacts are located in the lo Netherlands at N prestigious museums such m a s t h e Rijksmuseum and Ri the Tropenmuseum in Amsterdam. Both museums regularly host exhibits of Balinese art and culture along with programs highlighting resident performing artists. Holland’s Leiden University in Leiden has long been at the forefront of Balinese studies. Their collection includes early works by Lempad showing his unique minimalist drawing style.

Ni Luh Dian Eka Suryani, who was born and grew up in Denpasar, has lived in Amsterdam since 2003 with her Dutch photographer husband and children. In 2013, she opened the Enak Sekali Balinese Restaurant (www.enaksekali.nl), which specializes in ¿ne Balinese cuisine. The restaurant’s signature dish is a classic Balinese mixed rice (nasi campur).

The Global Balinese Diaspora

In the 1920s, the Odeon record company released a few recordings made in Bali, but the ¿rst “coming out” for the Balinese performing arts was the performance of a troupe of Balinese musicians and dancers from Peliatan village (east of Ubud) at the World Colonial Exposition in Paris in 1931, the ¿rst Balinese dance company to perform abroad. The ensemble was feted in London, New York and Las Vegas.

Organized by British entrepreneur John Coast, under the sponsorship of the nation-building ¿rst president Sukarno, an even more extravagant tour by the same Sekaa Gong Peliatan troupe were again dispatched on a world circuit tour in the 1950s and performed on Broadway. Also in the 1950s, the same dancers and musicians co-starred with Bing Crosby, Bob Hope and Dorothy Lamour in the very forgettable Hollywood ¿lm Road to Bali. In the early 1990s, the kecak and legong dances from Bali were featured in the Festival of Indonesia.

Nowadays most m Balinese expatriates e live in i Malaysia, the U.S., Japan, the U.A.E., the Netherlands and Australia.

Germany and Holland have substantial numbers of Balinese who pray at their own Balinese-style temples. SIT Study Abroad’s home base in Gianyar offers undergraduate study abroad programs in Africa, Asia and the Paci¿c; Europe; Latin America and the Caribbean; and the Middle East.

There are today an estimated 300 groups of international students who study the Balinese traditional gamelan music orchestra in sekaa (musical groups) in schools, universities, embassies and NGOs in Germany, Italy, France, Britain, Australia, Japan and the United States.

In the USA alone, there is a Tunas Mekar Sekar gamelan in Denver, Colorado; Gamelan Sekar Anyar in the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA); Gamelan Galak Tika from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Some of them, such as the Gamelan Sekar Jaya in San Francisco, have websites with huge followings. At New York’s Sarah Lawrence College, modern contemporary dance is combined with Balinese traditional dance forms.

A rendition of the Baris Gede dance, staged with construction pipes instead of spears, titled The Set-Up, featured Balinese master artist Nyoman Catra and American dancers, premiered on June 26, 2014 in New York City’s River-to-River Festival. Not able to bring Bali to New York, they were able to evoke the atmosphere of Bali along the city’s East River.

Sizeable Balinese communities live and work on the Australia’s Gold Coast, in Melbourne and other Australian cities. A number

The bonds between the art and culture of Mother India and those of the island of Bali are complex and ancient. Successive waves of globalized Balinese have studied in India. Specialized Balinese travel agents offer pilgrimage tours to visit the “Holy Land” to see the Ganges River and other religious highlights in the mother country. Hari Krishna and Guru Sai Baba sects are active on Bali.

It’s no coincidence that a big “Festival of India” will be taking place in Bali until May of this year. The Travel Agents Association of India (TAAI) will hold its annual conference in Bali at BICC on March 26-29, 2015.

With their long experience dealing with tourists, more than 15,000 Balinese are hired to work in tourism-related jobs such in Asian resort areas and cruise ships, primarily in the US, Italy, Singapore, Spain, the UAE, the Maldives, Cyprus, Turkey and India. Balinese surfers have gone on to be professional surfers on the international circuit.

Creations of young Balinese fashion designers, taking advantage of the trend of incorporating sumptuous ethnic fabrics into their collections, have made big inroads on international catwalks.

Balinese beach ware – shorts, dresses, sarongs, sandals, hair fasteners, etc. – enjoy widespread pread popularity among foreign and domestic tourists.

Hundreds of furniture producers in Bali export their products to European countries, the USA, Australia and Japan. Balinese e home furnishings – statuary,, coconut shell artifacts, kitchenware, decorative curtains, s, wall decorations (hiasan tembok), ), etc. - are found in gift shops the e world over.

Internal Diaspora

The physical boundaries of “Bali” have always been expanding and contracting since the Majapahit and Dutch periods. Balinese military and political power extended as far as the Blambangan and Pasuruhan areas of East Java. A major Ubud-sponsored Balinese temple is located on sacred Mount Semeru in East Java.

Balinese music (angklung, rindik, genjek, gong) lyrics and songs have made their way into mainstream Indonesian music.

Performers (artis) such as Dek Ulik and Ari Kencana enjoy nationwide popularity. The Joger Bali specialty clothing brand, famous

for its slogans, is wildly popular with Indonesian tourists. Though the prices of the t-shirts, bags, daypacks, hats and other small gifts and souvenirs are high, the quality is good.

Jakarta has always had a strong Balinese presence, including a Balinese mosque in Angke. Bali did not grow cloves or nutmeg needed by 17th & 18th C. Europeans to make their meats taste more palatable, so there was little on the island to exploit. Among its most valuable exports were mercenaries who fought in Java’s colonial wars and thousands of highly prized male and female slaves sold in Batavia, the Dutch capital in West Java. The immigrants settled in Kampung Bali in Central Jakarta and Kampung Bali Mester in East Jakarta, though now you would be hard pressed to ¿nd any Balinese living there. For many decades, Balinese made up the second largest group of inhabitants of Batavia, thus numerous Balinese words have been adopted into the local language of Bahasa Betawi.

Baruna Seafood, Jl. Kebon Sirih Timur Dalam 37, tel. 021-392 1333, is an unpretentious, moderately-priced Balinese restaurant set around a relaxing Balinese garden with small pond, tropical Àowers and decorated tiles. The specialty is Balinese-style grilled ¿sh (ikan bakar), kakap merah (red snapper) and spicy bebek betutu.

On an island where the dominant Hindu faith is followed by more than 93% of the indigenous population, large ethnically Balinese Protestant and Catholic congregations exist in Denpasar and West Bali. The Christian communities of Blimbingsari and Palasari in Jembrana have incorporated almost all of Bali’s rich traditions of music, dress, ceremony, performing arts and architecture.

Blimbingsari was hacked out of the jungle in the form of a cross in 1939.

Three kilometers to the southeast is the Catholic community of Palasari where the parish conducts mass, songs and prayers in the Balinese language and dresses in typical Bali Hindu paraphernalia and formal costume during the holy days.

Palasari’s imposing Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, inaugurated in 1958, is a curious mix of Gothic and graceful Balinese decorative elements, high sweeping roof and three distinct tiers representing the island’s mountains.

Extensive settlements of Balinese are found on Lombok (formerly ruled by the Kings of Karangasem in East Bali) and many Indonesian Outer Islands. Since the 1930s, successive colonial and post-colonial governments have attempted to alleviate Bali’s mounting population (currently at 4.3 million) by moving tens of thousands of Balinese to massive transmigrasi settlements spread across the archipelago from the Lesser Sundas (particularly on Sumbawa) and Sulawesi to Kalimantan and Sumatra. Complete Balinese communities with banjar, places of worship and terraced rice ¿elds with subak irrigation systems intact exist in these areas.

In north Bali and in Gelgel are several Muslim Balinese communities.

Historic mosques, where many native B a l i n e s e p r a y, include Masjid Baitul Qodim in East Loloan, Jembrana; Masjid Pegayaman in Singaraja, Buleleng. In Gelgel, 4 km south of present-day Klungkung, the mosque smack in the center of the Muslim quarter is Bali’s oldest. The mosque was initially built by Javanese retainers and Muslim immigrants who served Gelgel’s Dewa Agung during Bali’s Golden Age when dance, drama, music and painting Àourished, laying the foundation for Bali’s distinctive religion and society. The story goes that when Muslim missionaries tried to convert the Dewa Agung, he balked at the circumcision requirement, thus Bali remains Hindu to this day.

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Filemaker experience ideal.

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LOOKING FOR STAFF (Cari Tenaga)

Urgently Required Shop Manager for furniture manufacturer. Please send CV to <Lisadewi@ neelahome.com>. [066] Large Fashion E-commerce Company in Kerobokan / Bali is currently looking for: 1.

Financial Accounting M a n a g e r, 2 . L o g i s t i c s Manager, 3. Warehouse Manager, 4. Project Manager (Junior and Senior Level), 5.

Graphic Designer, 6. Personal Assistant, 7. Purchasing Manager. Local or expat candidates with proven professional experience (min.

3-5 yrs) in relevant areas only, fluent English is a must.

We provide great personal development opportunities in a fast developing business and an encouraging team culture. Pls. send your CV, references plus salary expectation to <newjobbali@ gmail.com> and refer to the relevant job position in the email subject. [067] Villa Manager Wanted.

Opening 4BR villa in Sanur. <villasanur@mail.com>. [068] Looking for Female, Good looking for Shop Manager, SPG, in Seminyak area.

Good English required.

Please send the CV to <info@ dokoyounderwear.com>. [070] Hard Rock Café need : Club Manager. Minimum 3 year experience in entertainment industries. Demonstrate excellent communication skills. Fluent in English both oral and written. Application to <yully.saka@hardrockcafebali.com> or post mail to HRD @ Jl. Raya Pantai Kuta, Br. Pande Mas, Kuta. [071] Primary and Secondary (English/Humanities) Teachers. Contract: 24 months, renewable. Start: 1st August 2015. Location : Jogjakarta, Indonesia.

Remuneration : Competitive package: salary, airfares, housing, insurance and relocation. JCS is an international style school with a number of fulltime vacancies becoming available for the coming school year. The school welcomes applications from candidates who meet the following: - Experienced and certified teacher Versatile with excellent interpersonal skills and crosscultural understanding Native English speaker (Australia, New Zealand, Canada, USA or Britain).

Email through your CV and cover letter before 28th February 2015 to <recruitmentjcs@gmail. com>. [072]

The Mentawai Surf Retreat is looking for new management.

Located in the northern Mentawai Islands, we are an “off-the-grid” resort that hosts up to 10 guests for surf holidays. Applicants must be able to speak basic Indonesian, have Microsoft Office knowledge, marketing experience, basic finance, management experience, and passionate about surfing.

In addition, there must be a willingness to learn new systems and adapt to an isolated island environment.

Service industry experience and knowledge of - carpentry, electrical, plumbing, boats, tools, outdoors, etc. is a plus.

Please contact <info@ mentawaisurfingretreat.com> for more information. [074] Business Manager. Busy cafe/restaurant in Kuta requires experienced Manager with good written & spoken English. You will be responsible for day to day running of the business with a staff of 15. Excellent salary & conditions. Your CV should show previous employment & experience. Email applications to Mr Lee, <pld_ ksc@hotmail.com> or enquiries to 0819 3302 0655. [076]

Bali Advertiser

NC/Es/18 Feb 15

Fast growing Yacht and Boat management company based in Bali looking for

Admin Manager Man/Woman max age 35 years, S1 Degree, Excellent English spoken and written, can work under pressure and coordinate well.

Please send CV to apsybali@gmail.com NC/Es/18 Feb 15

Our company is a growing PMA, giving the opportunity to Indonesian citizen to be able to participate in the selection as candidates for placement in Bali:

Network Technician: Experience with Net working and TCP/ IP, Experience with Wi-Fi, Have a basic knowledge of electronics, English passive; if active is a plus, Experience with Linux and servers is a better value.

Journalist: Indonesian, Female with Perfect English and good accent, Highly Motivated, Able to work under pressure.

Please send CV by email to: applys2014@gmail.com NC/Es/4 Feb 15

Seminyak store urgently seeking Admin, Accounting, Sales Executive. Send CV to: <confidenthr@yahoo. com>. [077] Looking for male private Tutor for 12 yrs old student.

50.000rp/hour. Call +62 812 3635 8088. [078] Upmarket 5 stars Boutique Resort is looking for Hotel/ Residence Manager, 26- 30 yo, expatriate, min. 2 years experience as EAM or Operation Manager. Send your CV to <bali_leisure@ ymail.com>. [079] Looking for Sales/Marketing.

Requirements: English, motorbike. Email CV to <karen@beautyworldindo. com>. [080] A successful international Human development company is looking for an experienced Social Media Manager with at least 2 years of experience in social media and content marketing.

Excellent written English is required for managing social media marketing strategy, blogging, SEO, running monthly online magazine, and doing web-analytics. <directivecommunication.net/ about-dc/>. [081] PA wanted with skills as, administration, Exel, Photoshop, sketchUp, Arch.

Cad., fluent English, experience in sourcing supervising, send us your CV. with photo. Great job opportunity <office@ paradise-realty-ltd.com>. [997]

C/Es/11 Jun 14

PT. Bregwin Bali/Indonesia, Jewelry Company is having a vacancy for position of:

Financial Controller / HRM Finance: • Responsible for the finance department • Develop and maintain timely and accurate statements and reports that’s are according generally accepted accounting principles • Manage the bookkeeping function, using the Myob system.

• Manage cost controlling, cash flow, liquidity forecast, insurance and taxes • Gives solicited and unsolicited advice to the President Director HRM: • Responsible to manage the day to day operations of the HRM department • Coordinate in recruitment and selection, payroll preparation, yearly job evaluations • Maintain and update company policies and procedures, documentation and employee records Qualifications: • Bachelor’s degree in accounting • Up to date knowledge of generally updated accountant and internal control principles • Strong analytical, problem solving and decision-making skills.

• At least 5 years experience in a similar position • Strong management skills, a people manager with a proactive approach • Competent to work in Excel and MYOB • Well developed written and oral communication skills in Bahasa Indonesia and English Please kindly send your application letter and CV to: frans@bregwinsilver.com within 1 (one) week after this advertisement.

For further information, call +62361 8445393 NC/Es/18 Feb 15

Bali Advertiser

Employment

18 February - 04 March, 2015

LOOKING FOR WORK (Cari Kerja)

Positions Available

Our vision is to break the Poverty Cycle through Women and Girl’s Skills Education. We are looking for a bright and enthusiastic people to join our team.

Positions available:

• Administration • Hospitality Education • Marketing • Graphics Media Successful candidates will have: • Previous experience in recruitment or administration, • Strong communication skills in English and Indonesian • A desire to help others reach their potential To apply please send your CV and application letter to: fena@rolefoundation.org www.baliwise.org NC/Es/18 Feb 15

EMPLOYMENT SECTION ADVERTISING INFORMATION 1. Place your ad at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz for the quickest service.

2. You may also email, fax or post your ad into our office and we will email, fax or telephone you with the price. You may also visit our office to place your ad.

3. Ads looking for work are charged at Rp. 8.000 per word.

Professional female, bilingual English/Italian with Indonesian & French.

Master’s in Economics & Management. On Bali since over two years. Seeks key role in Holistic Hospitality.

Knowledge, experience, quality, skills. Please contact <serendipity11.666@gmail. com>. [073] Hotel General Manager, 9ys Indonesia, Openings and Operation, speaks Bahasa, excellent references, available for new executive challenges. Pls contact: <hotelgm.indonesia@gmail. com>. [075] I am looking for part-time job as data entry, personal assistant job. Speaking and written English.

Have internet connection. Please email: <flowsbloom@yahoo. com> or SMS only 081 2381 5292. [818]

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Pool Cleaner looking for job.

Call 0878 6157 7880. [034] Looking for Job: Housekeeping Hotel/Villa.

Call 0821 4630 9144. Bali Area. [267] Experience Driver looking for job. Call 0852 3843 1217. [982] Female looking for part time job, private villa experience.

Good English. Kadek 0878 6244 8589. [059] Looking for a job as Marketing Manager or assistant to Marketing D i r e c t o r, 1 5 y e a r s o f experience within selling and marketing duties mostly in printed media, diploma degree, excellent English both verbal and written, able to operate PC or Mac. Man, good looking, professional.

Please email me to <marketingbali2014@yahoo. com>. [266]

4. Ads looking for employees are charged at Rp. 13.000 per word 5. Ads for business services are charged at Rp. 13.000 per word

Karma Royal Group is currently experiencing rapid expansion and urgently requires: MALE Indonesian In House Executive.

6. All ads must be paid before printing. All payments must be made at our office or by money transfer to our bank.

If you are an Indonesian who speaks fluent English and are interested in earning a potentially high income, working in a positive environment, please forward your CV to ekayanti@royalperspective.com

NC/Es/18 Feb 15

A Germany Outdoor Furniture Design company based in Bali looking for: IT / PROGRAMER: Excellent with SEO / Magento / SQL / MYSQL / Network / Excel / English DRAFTER: Excellent with CAD / 3D Rendering / Sketchup / Photoshop / English TRANSLATOR: English to France English to German Please send your CV to: rini.susilowati@dega.co.id before March 05, 2015 NC/Es/18 Feb 15

Welcoming new family members!

New Asian Contemporary Restaurant in Sayan, Ubud

• Restaurant Manager • Accounting Manager • Sous Chef Requirement: 1. All applicants must be experienced, have confident and strong self motivation.

2. All applicants must be fluent in English, both speaking and writing.

Good salary & well benefits waiting for you!

Send your complete CV to:

account1@thesayanhouse.com

NC/Es/18 Feb 15

NC/Es/18 Feb 15

FURNISHING COMPANY IS LOOKING FOR SHOWROOM MANAGER 1.

2.

3.

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Male min 30 years old Min Bachelors Degree in any major, with min 5 years of experience in retail showroom Knowledge of English will be an added advantage Good personality & willing to work flexible hours

MARKETING STAFF 1.

2.

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Male/Female min 25 years old Min Bachelor Degree with min 2 years sales experience in interior/furniture or any other field Knowledge of English will be an added advantage Good personality & willing to work flexible hours

in Kerobokan / Bali is currently looking for:

1. FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING MANAGER 2. LOGISTICS MANAGER 3. WAREHOUSE MANAGER

INTERIOR DESIGNER 1.

2.

3.

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5.

Large FASHION E-commerce Company

Male/Female min 25 years old Min Bachelor Degree with min 2 years of experience in interior design Skills : Knowledge of CAD 2D/3D, coral, textpro Knowledge of English will be an added advantage Good personality & willing to work flexible hours

4. PROJECT MANAGER (Junior and Senior Level) 5. GRAPHIC DESIGNER

For interested candidates, kindly email your CV to: stephanoccelli@yahoo.fr NC/Es/18 Feb 15

VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT

6. PERSONAL ASSISTANT 7. PURCHASING MANAGER Local or expat candidates with proven professional

This is an exciting opportunity for a professional to join one of the most successful destination management companies in Asia. Buffalo Tours has been operating since 1994, bringing more than 90,000 travelers each year across Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand and Myanmar. Our aim is to ‘Discover your Asia’, with unique and authentic experiences that take you off the well worn tourist path. As part of Thien Minh Group (TMG) one of the leading integrated travel and hospitality groups within Southeast Asia, Buffalo Tours offers a one-stop solution for travelers, providing touring activities, accommodation, cruises, transport and travel agency services.

We are opening in Bali and we are looking for staff for the following position:

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Product Executive Reservations Executive Accounting Executive Operations Manager Operations Executive Hotel Representatives Airport Representatives

experience (min. 3-5 yrs) in relevant areas only, fluent English is a must. We provide great personal development opportunities in a fast developing business and an encouraging team culture.

Please send your CV, references plus salary expectation to: newjobbali@gmail.com and refer to the relevant job position in the email subject.

Duty station: Jalan Tirta Ening, 80228 Sanur, Bali, Indonesia Application can be sent to: Ms. Diah Mayllya, Email: diah@buffalotours.com NC/Es/18 Feb 15

NC/Es/18 Feb 15

Real Estate OTHERS

LEGIAN

House for rent. Ideal for home industry, 5 are land with house located in east Java, Banyuwangi. Call 0813 3850 0900. [8633]

Studio room for rent in Legian. 1 Bedroom with queen size bed, kitchen, living room. Complete with hot water, AC, safety box, satelite TV and DVD player. 5 min walk to Legian beach. Daily, weekly, monthly. Call +62 819 1636 2285. [8155]

Land for sale. Size 1,3 Are, price 550 million nego. Located in Jalan Raya Sempidi, south of Badung goverment office.

Please contact 0813 5320 9800. [9525]

TABANAN

NC/Re/P-18 Feb. 15

For sale land rice field view, 2 Hectare, 20 juta/are.

Location 6km north of Bajra station. 0852 3714 4456. [7916]

NUSA DUA

Dikontrakan tanah 4,5 are. Lokasi Tabanan Tanah Lot. Cocok untuk villa development. Call 0813 3761 8511 / 0819 1619 8031. [9447]

For sale apartment, side of the beach, Tanjung Benoa.

USD 130,000. 081 238 77 599. [8305]

Freehold land for sale in Kedungu. 500 meter from the ocean with access road and Aspek ready. Total land size is 28 are, buying a smaller plot is possible. Direct owner contact: 081 2389 2779. <yasaartana@yahoo.com>. [9512]

Tanjung Benoa Villa for rent 3 Bedroom with 2 AC, dining, kitchen, furnished, Wifi, parking, well maintained, save area, 130 Mill yearly. Free in April. Same place, comfortable furnished room, AC, HT water, TV, Wifi, exotic garden, 2.5 Mill monthly. Great value for money. T. 081 2380 9047 / e-mail: <pondok.agung@hotmail.com>. [9498]

KEROBOKAN

For Sale: Great location, Quality build 3 bedroom 3 bath swimming pool, 2 car garage + off road parking, built w/ green technology, minutes from golf, beaches, toll road. free hold, owner financing available. 081 756 7630. [9415]

Villa for rent. 2.5 are, AC, hot water, swimming pool, living room, location in Pengubengan Kerobokan. Contact 081 2363 0309, 0878 6191 5454. [7916] House for rent in Kerobokan. 1 are, 2 storey, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, garage, no furnished, Rp. 45 million/year min 2 years. Call 0819 1665 9151 / 081 2363 0309. [8801] For Sale/Rent at Umalas and Krobokan, 5 bed room villa, with pool and wifi in quite area, please call 081 872 3973 for info. [9448] 2

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Villa for sale Umalas, build 300m , land 650m , 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, livingroom, pool 12mx4m, full furniture. Price 160,000 Euros. Contract 13 years possibility extend +10 years. Mail: <villaforsalekerobokan@ gmail.com>. Tel: 0813 3981 3390. [9394] For rent villa 300m2 Umalas from 30 March until 15 October. 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom, Wifi, aircon, parking staff, pool 12x4 meters, nice garden, ricefield sunset view.

Contact HP 0857 3990 4782. Mail <villaforsalekerobokan@ gmail.com>. Must see! [9489] For sale land, 5 are in Umalas, 20 meters from Jl. Lestari.

Has a good rectangular shape and 3 meter wide access road. Lease hold period 29 years (untill September 30th, 2043). Price per are per year IDR 7.500.000. Call owner 0819 3430 8878. [9492] Villa for sale: SHM 300m2, 3 room, s.pool, full furnished.

(3.5 Bill), as soon as, at Jl Munduk Sari no. 4 Br. Semer/ Umalas, Kerobokan. Call Made (owner) 0878 6136 6610. [9399] 2

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For sale Umalas studio, landsize 186m , building 360m , Jl. Umalas 2 no. 83. 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 1 livingroom, 1 kitchen, garage, swimming pool. Contact Mr. Putra 0812 3633 9999. [9494] Beautifully designed new house for sale, villa-standard fixtures and finishing. Jl Raya Kesambi, GG Permata Sari Perum alfalaval blok 3, No. 5A, Kerobokan. Freehold, 2 floors, 2 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, open plan kitchen, living, dining, 1 balcony, parking, garden, unfurnished, quiet, 10 mins to DPS, 10 mins to Seminyak, electric 3,500, 100/110sqm, 4-meter access, hot & cold water, AC, modern kitchen. Rp1.6 billion neg. +62 812 381 8905. [9519] Rented: Villas & studios, in tranquil area at Gang Tunjung II, Jl. Gn. Jaya Wijaya, Kerobokan (2km from Seminyak).

Furnished, wifi, swimming pool, large garden. Rates from Rp. 6 mill to Rp. 19 mill per month. Daily is possible. Ph: 0822 3629 0906. [8313] House 2 bedrooms, 2 bath with 8 are garden, 10m pool.

Central location near Seminyak from mid March to August available. Price 14jt/month. Email: <robexx@hotmail.com>.

Tel. 081 2381 8183. [9537]

New restaurant for sale. Very Busy Street, 5yr lease Paid + option. High return, Mexican, seats 100, new bar, new kitchen equipment, new furniture, new everything. IMB. Live the Bali Lifestyle USD 350,000.00. Ph-0821 4524 5791. No agents. <lyndarawlins@rocketmail.com>. [9490]

C/Re/G-18 Feb. 15

LOOK WHAT MADE THE A LIST THIS WEEK!

New villas, 4 to choose from $290, $370, $440 $660, all good renters, aust build design, western kitchens and open plan living, full furn, pools etc, 1 is a mansion with massive lawn can rent too, monthly or yearly. 0813 3733 8339, 081 1339 0168, <craigdonaldmcleod@yahoo.com>. [9510]

A list villas KerobokanInvestment. 6 brand new villas in security complex on 17 are.

2x1 br, 2x2br, 2x3br, . Beautifully designed and fully furnished. All with parking22 yr lease. Big ROI. US$595,000*VL-038 Nusa Dua. Exclusive. Freehold. 1km from toll road. 800m from beach.

Stylish 3br, 4 bth villa on 316m2. Unfurnished. Large living room, dining room, huge entertainment room, maid’s quarters, Big pool, parking etc.

Bargain. Rp.3.95M, US$320,000 *VS-015 Seminyak. Behind Bintang. 2 br/3bth Fully furnished villa. Large pool, large living space. Guest changing/bathroom. All mod cons. Parking. Fully licenced. HUGE rental potential. 26+25 lease NowUS$360,000.*VL-016 Umalas. Home/business. 31 yr leasehold. 8br,8bth complex on riverside 10 are. Full security, reception, parking area, large pool, terrace dining.

Beautiful views. Full Furn. Pondok Wisata. Top returns.

US$850,000.*VL-017.

Berawa, Near Canggu Club and stables.Charming antique Sumatran palace modified for modern living. Beautiful. 3br, 3 bth, Big pool 22 yr lease with option to extend. Villa can be relocated at end of lease. Just $495,000*VL-033 Canggu.500mfrom beach. Architect-designed, brand new 2 bedroom villa with saltwater pool, solar hot water, for only$189,900.*VL-025 Kuta Townhouse new wing. FREE EXTRA 25 YEARS FOR FIRST 5 BUYERS!!!. 2 and 3 br units in 4th stage of this highly successful complex. Right on Poppies 1. Walk to beach,shops etc. Unlimited owner access. BIG ROI. Low maintenance. 24 yr lease. From US$235,000. *VL040 Batubelig Beachside. 180 deg. ocean views. Private beach access. 5 br/6bth on 3 floors. Roof terrace with jacuzzi. Exquisitely furnished. Saltwater pool. 43 yr lease. Fantastic rentals. 7yr ROI Just US$750,000. *VL060 Seminyak. Jl. Plawa. Stylish 2br, 3 bth 2-storey residence. Huge living space, Beautifully furnished.Big pool and beautiful garden. Off-street parking. US$290,000. *VL-004 Seseh Beachfront 6 br villa. Rare beachfront opportunity. Wonderfulvilla with 6br, library, office, enormous professional kitchen, guest beach house.

Huge old-growth trees. A wonderful ambience. Just US$1,200,000.*VS-053

A List Land Semiyak. Jl.Drupadi. 2000m2 with streetfront. Includes 2 villas. US$4 million. Freehold. *LS-028 Echo Beach Beachfront. 92.6are. Ideal resort land. 50m absolute beachfront. Mix Freehold and Leasehold. 50 m absolute beachfront. 50m street front, Jl Sea Sentosa. POA.*LS-012 Canggu Beach. JlNelyan. Freehold. 12are on river. 500m from surf beach. Good shape and access. On 4 Sertipikats. Reduced. Just Rp 600 mill per are. *LS-132 Pantai Berawa, 500m2. 100m from beach. 26 year+ leasehold.

Hear the waves. Cnr block on quiet street. Great shape. Full access.

US$175,000*LL-011 Br Semer. Bargain!! Behind Bali Buddha. 14.4 are. Full road frontage.

Perfect shape for villas. 28 yr lease. So cheap! 5.5 mill/are/yr.*LL-111 Br Semer. 8 are.Great shape and access. Quiet area. 19 year lease. Rp7 mill/are/yr. LL-005 *reference numbers for info from website: www.balalist.com. Enter number in ‘keyword’ top right. All US$ values subject to exchange rate.

SANUR Brand new villa in Sanur, 4 bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, dining room, tv room, modern kitchen, maid quorter, garden and pool, carpark. High standard (marble & teak wood flooring). Please call Moon 081 2396 6744. [9474] For rent brand new 2 storey villa located at Kuta Lestari, Sanur. 3 bedrooms with AC, 3 bathrooms, kitchen set, living room, dining room, swimming pool, garden, carpark.

Stored and fully furnished. For more info, map, photo email <kadekeny3@gmail.com>. 081 2389 0634. [9493] 5 bedroom, 4 bathroom, 10 are, swimming pool. Jalan Pengembak. Overcontract until Sep 2019 USD $80,000.

Or yearly rental rent of USD $28,000 include two staff, pool maintenance and fully furnished. To view call staff wayan 0852 38471676. Paul +614 1429 6196. [9505] New Cottage for rent in Sanur. 1 bdr, lvg room, kitchen, a/c, hot water, and pool, wifi, and 10mnts walk to town and beach. IDR 8 mil per mo, 85 mil per year. Free motorbike max 5 years lease. Sanur / 0813 3957 5995. [9508] Ideally located in central location with brilliant access and suited to small boutique hotel offered on a complete walk in walk out basis with terms available to suitable purchases: please phone 0851 0097 6785. [9534] Studio apartment, monthly rental, free wi-fi, pool in complex, weekly service, near KFC, 4,250,000 Rp p/ month + electricity. 0852 3796 4565. [9538] 2 bedroom villa in secure and quiet complex, 100m from the beach, excellent access to bypass. 2 AC bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, kitchen, dining, living room, big garden, swimming pool. Available April 1st for yearly contract. Please call 0361 27 0859 or SMS 081 2386 0390 for appointment. [9546] New villa for lease (28.5 years) / rent (long term only). $USD 260,000. Bed, bathroom 3+1. Lot size 300 sqm.

Pool size 9mx4.5m. Fully furnished. Location: Sanur.

Jl. Kutat Lestari near Greenbelt. Ph. 081 338 086 990. [9547]

Jl. Raya Kerobokan No. 72 ,Tel/Fax: (0361) 735469 Website: www.balialist.com | email: manager@balialist.com C/Re/I-04 Feb 15

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BB-B291

Designed in antique joglo style with high-pitched wooden ceilings Two-bedroom paradise on 427sqm of land 9 x 3m blue-tiled pool with terrace set in tropical gardens Offered fully furnished on a leasehold title for 23 years Located in the much sought after beach area of Berawa

For Sale EUR 170,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Of¿ce +62 (0)361 737 358

Canggu • • • • •

BB-B344

BB-L938

Ideal shape of 1,000sqm plot of land in great neighbourhood Faces a small tree-lined river and has guaranteed access Electricity is onsite and water and telephones are close by Leasehold for 20 years with a 25-year option to extend at market price Close to the beach, restaurants, spas and shops

For Sale IDR 3,200,000,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Of¿ce +62 (0)361 737 358

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BB-V1175

Five-bedroom freehold country villa on 805sqm of land Large living & dining with kitchen and three bedrooms on ground Àoor Master bedroom and guest bedroom on ¿rst Àoor have balconies 17 x 4 m pool with landscaped garden and hardwood deck Just 4km from the beach with easy access to the main road

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Three-bedroom villa in 1,500sqm of lush tropical garden Main building and guest house complete with kitchen 14m private swimming pool with bale bengong and spacious parking Leasehold for 26 years with 20-year extension at market price Only walking distance to shops and close to Sunset Road

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BB-B127

Countryside estate on 1,500sqm freehold and 500sqm leasehold land Gently cascading down through lush tropical foliage to the riverbank Two villas with total of six bedrooms and two swimming pools An art studio with a private garden adjacent to spacious carpark Only 3km from Echo Beach and 20 minutes from Seminyak

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1,250sqm plot of freehold land in a great neighbourhood Level land with rectangular-shaped and ready to build Access via concrete driveway and all certi¿cates have been issued Only 500m from the beach with water, power and phone all on site Surrounded by villas and a Balinese village

For Sale IDR 17,500,000,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Of¿ce +62 (0)361 737 358

BB-V1196

Elegant, two-storey, colonial style villa on 354sqm of freehold land Master bedroom and a large living & dining room downstairs Two bedrooms upstairs with a covered balcony 7 x 4m swimming pool, onsite parking and staff/ laundry area Only 3km from Echo Beach

For Sale IDR 5,900,000,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Of¿ce +62 (0)361 737 358

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BB-V1104

For Sale US$ 750,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Of¿ce +62 (0)361 737 358

1,782sqm rural plot with masses of working rice ¿elds Gently sloping land with dimensions of 55 x 33m Access via a 45 x 3m road, facilities are less than 100m away Leasehold for 30 years with 25-year extension at ¿xed price Just ten minutes drive from Seminyak and 2km from the beach

Canggu

Seminyak

For Sale US$ 800,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Of¿ce +62 (0)361 737 35

For Sale IDR 5,078,700,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Of¿ce +62 (0)361 737 358

Brand new, elegantly designed two-bedroom villa on 320sqm of land A large open-plan living & dining room with modern kitchen Private swimming pool with lush tropical garden Leasehold 29 years with 20-year extension offered at market price Close to Canggu Club and 2km from the beach

For Sale US$ 340,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Of¿ce +62 (0)361 737 358

Fully furnished, two-bedroom, designer home on 387sqm of land Built in a U-shape around a 10 x 4m swimming pool Large living & dining room with a fully-¿tted modern kitchen Leasehold for 20 years with 20-year extension at market price Walking distance to the beach, shops and restaurants

For Sale US$ 995,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Of¿ce +62 (0)361 737 358

For Sale from US$ 460,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Of¿ce +62 (0)361 737 358

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BB-B336

For Sale US$ 410,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Of¿ce +62 (0)361 737 358

Single-storey, three-bedroom freehold villa on 600sqm of land Built in an L-shape around a 9 x 3.5m swimming pool and garden Large living & dining room, kitchen and two en-suite bedrooms Third bedroom in separate pavilion at far end of the pool Just 4km from the famous Echo Beach

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BB-L949

Freehold 1,850sqm of river frontage plot with rice ¿elds view Gentle sloping topography and ideally shaped Already zoned for residential and accessed via a new 6m access Certi¿cates has been issued and electricity is onsite Only 1km from the famous Echo Beach

For Sale IDR 12,025,000,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Of¿ce +62 (0)361 737 358 C/Re/G-18 Feb. 15

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Bali Advertiser

18 February - 04 March, 2015

SINGARAJA

SEMINYAK

SEMINYAK

Dijual Rumah kos 4 kamar luas tanah 2 are. Siap huni, fasilitas PLN, PDAM, SHM. Lokasi Baktisrage Singaraja.

Contact info Suci 08 1834 7022. [7486]

3 Bedroom villa in Bidadari Seminyak. Quiet area. 15min to Seminyak center. Swimming pool, kitchen, dining table, hot and cold water, AC, satelite TV, Wifi, cleaning staff. daily and weekly rental. Daily rent us$ 200 per night at low season. Call or sms 0819 1636 2285. [3866]

1,2,3,4 bedrooms Luxury villas for rent starting price from 100 USD up to 3000 USD per night. Wifi, satellite TV, daily maid with five stars hotel standards services. Close to the beach. Available other properties for rent on long term rental basis. Contact +62 361 4741 277 or <info@ affordablebalivillas.com>. [9518]

Villas for rent Seminyak 2,3,4 Bedrooms, modern style. fully equipped kitchen, cable TV, pool, internet connection, tropical garden. US$ 120 - US$ 500 per night. Available for short and long term rentals. Villa/Land sales. Please call +6281 797 35110 / +62 812 3794 6713. [8154]

Cozy 2 bedroom house fully furnished. Great location off Sunset. Available Mar. 1. No pool but nice garden & parking. <fairytigeress@gmail.com>. 0812 3758 3152. [9523]

Luxury villas for sale freehold and leasehold. Brand new villa for lease on 500 sqm of land, asking price 3.5 Billion rupiah. Brand new villa for sale freehold under construction on 200 sqm of land, asking price 4 Billion rupiah. Perfect location. We provide other properties as well. Contact +62 361 4741 277 or <info@globaldevelopments.asia>. [9517]

House for rent in Dalung, Denpasar. 3 bedrooms, livingroom, 2 bathrooms, garden, garage, min 2 years.

Call 089 9698 7304. [8660]

A super cozy 2 floors of holiday house available for daily rent in Peti Tenget, Seminyak with 2 mil rupiah only. Call 0812 3699 6894. [9480]

House for rent in Denpasar, 2 bedroom with one inside bathroom, 1 outside bathroom, living room, family room, big kitchen, garden. Government water, electricity 2200 watt, Rp. 25 mill/year, min 2 years. Call 0852 3800 7282. [9253]

Freehold 54 are Hillside land for sale in Pemuteran, beautiful mountain views and ocean view. The land is located next to a luxury well running villa concept. Great investment opportunity! Contact direct owner 0822 3608 7507 or <luijtenm@live.nl>. [9497]

Bird park in Gili Meno for sale freehold 35 are, 7 bungalows, bar and restaurant, garden, office, USD 600,000 offers welcome also empty land behind the bird park 38 are available for sale at USD 5000 per are Jl. Puri Kesambi 25, Kerobokan www.superiorpropertybali.co | superiorproperty2006@hotmail.com mobile: 081233654862, 081239177277 C/Re/I-04 Feb 15

Weekly and monthly stay in beautiful pool villa and quiet surroundings in Umalas. Minutes to Petitenget eat street and beach. Start only Rp. 3jt per week and Rp.11jt per month. Call Made 081 110 3545. [9499] Private villa for rent in oberoi. 2 bedrooms with ensuites.

Open living/dining. Pool. Wifi. 1 minute walk to earth cafe.

2.000usd/month excl. Electricity. Call/SMS 0898 - 430 7957. [9500] Over contract until Des 2021 with option to extend for 5 years, 2 story, good for bar, restaurant, shop, etc. Rp. 270mill/year nego. Serious inquiries tel 0858 5111 1493 (Bahasa), 081 7473 4311 (English). No broker. [9503]

NC/Re/G-18 Peb. 15

HOUSE FOR SALE

Ideally located for Seminyak road, Bali deli & Oberoi, quiet residential road. Sunset Point/Bidadari area. Fully furnished, 3 generous bed rooms with terraces. 3 bathrooms, shower & tub, fully equipped kitchen & dining, swimming pool, AC to all rooms. Utility/storage with washing machine. Garden, ample parking. Included in the price: Wi Fi, Satellite TV, (3 flat screens), 24 hour security, maid service, pool maintenance, gardener and more.

Yearly rent 235 million, longer periods (Nego). 081 339 853 600. [9514]

Jl. Badak Agung 6 no. 6 Renon, Denpasar

DENPASAR

Over contract rumah dan kos. Denpasar Timur. 9 tahun.

Rp. 175,000,000 nego. Pak Ngurah 081 337 0555 57. [8870]

House for Sale. Jl. Noja Sari very near Jl. Gatsu Timur.

Large single story house on 5.5 are land. Strategic area.

4 bedrooms, one pembantu bedroom, 3 bathrooms, large garage, garden in front and in back. 4 billion nego. Call 081 337 055 557 only speaking bahasa. [9459] Kost exclusive, strategic location. Facilities: AC, LCD TV, hot water, refrigerator, kitchen set, full furniture, back terrace, carpark. IDR 2.000.000/month. Casa Nemo; Jl. Palapa 11 Gg. Nemo No. 4 Sesetan Denpasar. Contact 0821 4708 4100 or (0361) 7438286. [8830] House for sale, Perum Green Puri Ubung - Denpasar. Land size 1,75 are, building 8x16m, 2 storey, electricity 2200 KWH, PDAM & well. Price 2 Billion (nego). Call 0857 3999 9445. [9527] Overcontract space, good for garment, ready to move in.

Jalan Pulau Moyo Sesetan. Be quick! Contact 0818 0853 9099. [9544]

GOOD VALUE PROPERTY NUSA DUA / BALI

For sale very central villa off Jl. Drupadi, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, open plan living, pool with deck + garden, full furnish, rental history 100% positive reviews. 28 years lease US$330,000.00. Pictures available. <sayan2000@ hotmail.com>. [9467] Freehold villa in the heart of Oberoi for sale, 250 sqm building on 200 sqm land, 2 bedroom ensuite plus staff room, walking distance to the beach. Contact 081 7527 7732. [9531] Looking for clean, modern, comfortable, spacious longterm accommodation in Seminyak? Mi Casa Residence is an oasis with 21 bedrooms and pool in the heart of Seminyak-Kerobokan area. Minimalist design with friendly hospitality. Call 0361 847 6004 or email <micasabali@gmail.com> for viewing. [9533]

Balinese style house Landsize 2.4 are, building 225m2 3 bedrooms in first floor and 4 bedrooms in second floor 5 bathrooms, 1800W electricity Water well, garage, garden.

Price Rp. 3.8 billion (nego) SMS only 081 2381 5292 flowsbloom@yahoo.com NC/Re/P-05 Mar. 14

Price 1.500.000 US $ Value of land already in Nusa Dua area min. 2.000.000 US$ for 2590m2

Please contact owner : Mrs. P. Schnider titsaschneider@hotmail.com Mobile telephone number : +62 81 905 121 658 NC/Re/P-4 Feb. 14

One large bedroom upstairs, downstairs lounge, dining, kitchen, separate bathroom, maid, night security electricity, water, gas, Wifi, cable TV, parking, tropical gardens with palms. 10.000.000 per month. Longer stay negotiable.

Gary 0819 3626 6264. [9390]

avanee residence DENPASAR

Retail space to rent. Fantastic opportunity to rent retail space on Jalan Petitenget. Recently renovated, double glass fronted retail space, good parking, covers 170 sqm over 2 levels, 8 year contract. 0882 1915 3198. [9536]

On 2590M2 freehold land, with 1200m2 luxurious villa, 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 2 swimming pools, 7 AC’s, 8 fans, carport/garage for 3 cars, atelier. Astonishing garden with pond, 15 minutes from airport.

BALI

Seminyak. 2 bedrooms, pool, fully furnished, 300 mill per year. Umalas 4sale 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 1.7 Are, freehold, 2.9 milliar IDR. Batu Belig 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, pool, fully furnished. 210 mill per year.

081 7973 5110, 0812 3794 6713. [9539]

“Fully furnished studio apartment for your short and long stay needs”

Villa for sale strategic location, freehold, 3 bedroom, s.pool, semi furnished, 10 min from beaches, 20 min from airport & Land for long lease in Bali Cliff ocean view, suitable for villa or cafe. 0819 9915 8596. [9543]

Perumahan Graha Kencana Jl. Imam Bonjol, Denpasar Bali - Indonesia Phone: +62 361 8888033, 081 999 696 334 www.AvaneeResidence.com

Private Villa for yearly rental, 2 BR fully furnished, self contained, s.pool, car parking, strategic area at the heart of Seminyak where close to shop famous rest club bar spa and beach, ph: 0812 1032 9293. [9545]

ONLY Rp. 2.500.000 / month

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*reat inYestment successful, Zell established rental Yilla complex Four 2 bedroom 2ne 3 bedroom Yilla for a total of 11 rooms/niJht &omplex comes fully furnished equipped, no need to inYest more Prime location for holiday rental, riJht in the heart of Seminyak Price USD 1,300,000 Land Area 1,780 sqm 2Znership Leasehold 19 yrs Build Area 700 sqm

Brand neZ 0odern tZo story Yilla located in the heart of Seminyak 7hree bedrooms Yilla Zith ensuite bathrooms built in robes SZimminJ pool surrounded by sundeck and tropical plants Superb inYestment opportunity Zith real potential rental returns Price USD 345,000 Land Area 300 sqm 2Znership Leasehold 20 yrs Build Area 225 sqm

SEMINYAK - 849

CANGGU - 922

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Brand neZ multi leYel Yilla, larJe open lounJe/ kitchen area 7Zo spacious bedrooms oYerlookinJ lush Jardens and pool Located in Seminyak next to Bali¶s best shoppinJ and bars Ama]inJ price, Jreat central location, perfect holiday Yilla Land Area Build Area

250 sqm 185 sqm

BERAWA - 868

Price USD 259,000 2Znership Leasehold 27 yrs

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&harminJ 2 bedroom beachside Yilla MoJlo, 400m to the beach *orJeous antique timber MoJlo structure Zith exposed ceilinJs Sold fully furnished attractiYe holiday or lonJ term rental potential Priced to sell by motiYated oZner souJht-after beachside locale Land Area Build Area

427 sqm 140 sqm

Price USD 195,000 2Znership Leasehold 22 yrs

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0odern/traditional property located in a secured Yilla complex 0aster bedroom built in robes on the 2nd leYel Zith larJe terrace LarJe liYinJ area oYerlookinJ the sZimminJ pool tropical Jarden *reat Yalue freehold property in souJht-after area of (cho Beach Land Area Build Area

280 sqm 210 sqm

CANGGU - 355

Price IDR 4,300,000,000 2Znership Freehold

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DeliJhtful three bedroom residence, Jreat location, priced to sell Spacious open liYinJ spaces openinJ out to the pool Jarden Simple yet eleJant ³]en like´ dpcor sets a ³Bali feel´ ambiance 4uiet priYate, minutes¶ driYe to &anJJu &lub the beach Land Area Build Area

500 sqm 275 sqm

Price (UR2 150,000 2Znership Leasehold 24,5 yrs

LEGIAN - 864

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0odern interconnectinJ Yillas sold fully furnished and equipped 7Zo spacious liYinJ areas, both oYerlookinJ the pool and Jarden Situated in a fantastic locale, ZalkinJ distance to the center Superb opportunity Yillas for holiday rental business, solid returns Price USD 595,000 Land Area 640 sqm 2Znership Leasehold 23 yrs Build Area 550 sqm

UMALAS - 823

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Beautiful mix of modern and Balinese desiJn oYer tZo Àoors 7hree spacious bedrooms all Zith stylish ensuite bathrooms Located in a quiet, secure complex a short driYe to Seminyak Best priced freehold 3 bedroom Yilla in area, must be YieZed Land Area Build Area

400 sqm 207 sqm

Price USD 450,000 2Znership Freehold

SANUR - 930

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0odern three bedroom Yillas sold at an attractiYe off plan price 2pen plan liYinJ, dininJ kitchen, hiJh exposed timber ceilinJs Built by an Australian deYeloper completion Sept/2ctober 2015 Perfect entry leYel property primary residence or holiday home Land Area Build Area

288 sqm 140 sqm

Price From AUD 220,000 2Znership Leasehold 30 yrs

LAND SEMINYAK - 492 BERAWA - 774 PERERENAN - 190 CANGGU - 743 KABA-KABA - 889 KETEWEL - 759

NUSA LEMBONGAN - 934

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7he most prestiJiously placed beach front Yilla on the island 4 luxury bedrooms Zith ensuites all Zith stunninJ ocean YieZs +uJe in¿nity pool oYerlookinJ the islands 3 famous surf breaks 7ropical Jardens sZeepinJ doZn to your priYate beach access Land Area Build Area

1,456 sqm 621 sqm

Price USD 2,295,000 2Znership Freehold

BERABAN - 931

PECATU - 608

Absolute beachfront on a raised peninsula Zith stunninJ YieZs Ready to build on, Zith boundary Zalls already established StunninJ settinJ, next to some of Bali¶s most exclusiYe Yillas *reat location for inYestment, a complex or your dream Yilla

PERERENAN - 736

Land Area

7,574 sqm

Price USD 23,000/are 2Znership Freehold

BALIAN - 804 LEGIAN - 906

Seminyak Freehold Land, 700 sqm (7 Are), Freehold, IDR 850,000,000/Are Leasehold 27 years, 400m from beach, 2500 sqm (25 are), IDR 10,000,000/Are/Year Leasehold, 30 years, 700m to the beach, 1000 sqm (10 Are), IDR 8,000,000/Are/Year Leasehold, 29 years, 1050 sqm (10.5 Are), Rice ¿eld YieZs, IDR 4,500,000/Are/Year Freehold, 4000 sqm (40 Are), beautiful plot, IDR 150,000,000/Are Absolute Beachfront Land-2530 sqm (25.3 Are), Freehold,IDR 650,000,000/Are 2cean 9ieZ Land - 5000 sqm (50 Are), Freehold, IDR 250,000,000/Are Short DriYe 7o 7he Beach, 3200 sqm (32 Are), Freehold, IDR 290,000,000/Are Freehold, absolute beachfront, 7800 sqm (78 are), IDR 250,000,000/Are Leasehold, 38 years, 1600 sqm (16 Are), 500m to Double Six Beach, IDR 25,000,000/Are/Year

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Bali Advertiser

18 February - 04 March, 2015

BERINGIN PROPERTY Local Agent and Local Prices

The only Property Agent based on the west coast of Bali

LAND FOR SALE

KEDUNGGU - 14 Are, 6m Road access, 700m to Kedunggu surfing beach, Rice field paddy views, Ready to build. Freehold.

Price : IDR 375 Million / Are / Nego PERERENAN - Pererenan 3 Are, 4m Road access, Ready to build. Freehold.

Price : IDR 550 Million / Are - Tiying Tutul 4.2 Are, 4m Road access, Ready to build. Freehold.

Price : IDR 400 Million / Are

KUTA Fully furnished airconditioned rooms for short or long term stay. Up to 4 rooms available. Jl. Raya Kuta. Close to beach, restaurants and shopping area. Please e-mail <stayinkuta@yahoo.com> for info and photos 081 7470 7559. [5176] Disewakan Ruang Usaha di Kuta. Area lobby hotel baru bintang 4. Cocok untuk cafe & resto. 021-576 0621 / 0813 1900 7647. *Keller Williams Casablanca*. [9496]

Beach Front Land for Sale Stones Lakey Pipe 100m beach Lakey Pipe Ocean view land Periscopes North Periscopes

from US$22,000 1,020m2 US$22k 8,049m2 US $650k 14,200m2 US$850k 50,000m2 US$400k 6,300m2 US$315 5,000m2 US$60k

pppsumbawa@gmail.com pppsumbawa.com 081 2380 2310 C/Re/G-4 Feb. 15

- Beach front 1 HA.37 Are, 6m Road access. Freehold.

Price : IDR 1.750 Billion / Are TANAH LOT - 4 Are, 6m Road access, Ready to build. Freehold.

Price : IDR 300 Million / Are CANGGU - Eco beach 4 Are, 4m Road access, Ready to build. Freehold.

Price : IDR 1.9 Billion / Are - Eco beach 12.5 Are, 6m Road access, ready to build. Freehold.

Price : IDR 1.5 Billion / Are Jl. Darmawangsa No.1 Tanah Lot, Bali-Indonesia Phone: +62 361 848 3743 (Hunting) Fax: +62 361 484 3743 HP : +6281 246 341 777 Web: www.beringinproperty.com Email: info@beringinproperty.com / beringinproperty@yahoo.com C/Re/I-18 Feb 15

Immediate sale Unique Apartment Style Villa in Kuta between Two Hotels 5mins from Airport, 450sqm building + 150sqm rooftop living space excellent condition on 657sqm land, 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, freehold, call +62 81 2381 2567. [9524]

JIMBARAN Place for rent 70sqm in Jl. Bukit Permai (Four Season street Muaya Beach) opposite of The Le Meredien Jimbaran.

Suitable for toko, cafe, restaurant. Very good location. Rp. 6 mill/month. Call 085 6370 0988 or 0819 1651 2526. [7485] Large furnished 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom air conditioned villa with private pool & large living room for rent. Nice garden and next to Four Seasons + Mimpi Resorts. US$ 20,000 per/year. Andy +62 8133 8644 420, email: <felixreinberg@yahoo.com>. [9449] Rent Rent Rent 4 br and 4 new 2 bedroom 2 bathroom small new house rent, western and new, in compound with pools, 20m lap pool gym and cafe meals $2. Very pretty houses with garden, $800p/month and big trees around, kampung168 Puri Gading 800m, see signs. We have 3 models, 1 with private pool. US$700 month, villa with pool US$800. Bedroom/suite rooms, stone bathtubs, big lawn and 8mx10m pool. 081 1339 0168, 0813 3733 8339, <craigdonaldmcleod@yahoo.com>. [9511]

www.bali-indoconcept.com ptindoconcept@gmail.com Ofice: 0361 973303, 082145865350 Gandalangu, Jl. Raya Goa Gajah, Br. Teges Kanginan Ubud Bali C/RE/I-04 Feb 15

New 2-storey house at Goa Gong. 2 big BR ensuites. Only 50m from main road. Close to GWK, Pandawa, Balangan.

Quick sale only USD129.000. Call: 0813 1115 5639, Email: <dewi_kartika03@yahoo.com>. [9541]

C/Re/G-18 Feb. 15

UBUD Land for sale 2,5 Hectare, Tegalalang, river view, good price. Rp. 60 jt/are. Contact owner 0819 9931 9222. [7915] Beautiful land 2km south of Penestanan peaceful, trees & rice paddies. 3 to 5 ara. Ready to built with IMB (building permit), Fiber optic for very fast internet, well & car access.

Lease 24 yrs + option 10/25yrs. Thierry 0812 3827 3749 or <amatthierry@gmail. com>. [9464] Prime Ubud Land for Lease: 8 are, 16 years plus guaranteed extension another 15 years. Location: Jl Bisma, backs on to the river, quiet and private. Access to Jl Bisma. Price nego. Call owner Wayan 081 2389 5564 or email <kathwayanwinky@hotmail.com>. No agents please. [9486] Larger contemporary Bali style home, Fee-Simple, 15 are, beautiful gardens impeccably maintained, 4+Bedrooms, 4+Bathrooms, pool, 15 minutes outside central Ubud, fully furnished and staffed, $345K USD, No Agents, appointments only. Owner: Ketut +1-530-263-0989, <ketut.taylor@gmail.com>. [9520] Prime location, central Ubud, quiet, beautiful 3Bedroom, 3Bbathroom, multi-level Luxury Villa, immaculately maintained, pool hugging the contours of a stream, FeeSimple, 7 are, Fully furnished and staffed, $745K USD, No Agents, appointments only, Owner: Ketut +1-530-2630989, <ketut.taylor@gmail.com>. [9521] Well established turnkey business for sale, two FeeSimple Luxury Rental Properties in Ubud, great immediate cash flow, new clean PMA: Bali Conscious Development, includes 5 Expat KITAS, expansion opportunitiesluxury suite designed and engineered, ready to build, <businessforsale.com> listing #430063, <mjt4you@gmail. com>. [9522]

Freehold 1.2 are land, 170sqm building, Balinese style with private pool, fully furnished, 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom and living room Gorgeous river view, amazing jungle, Ubud center

Retail space to rent. Fantastic opportunity to rent retail space on strategic location in Ubud. Recently renovated, double glass fronted retail space covers 52sqm over 1 level, 4.5 year contract available (can extend). 0882 1915 3198. [9535] Land in Ubud for lease / rent. 700 square metres. Loh tunduh village. Perfect for private villa, tranquil and homey neighborhood. Please contact <beautifulubud@gmail. com> and call 0811 388 3266 or 0819 9940 8134 for information. [9540]

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FOR SALE OR LONG TERM LEASE

VILLA SAYANG UBUD USD$ 350,000

VILLA SAYANG IS A FIRST CLASS PRIVATE RETREAT LOCATED IN CENTRAL UBUD. WITHIN AN EASY 10 MINUTE WALK TO DOWNTOWN UBUD WITH ALL THAT THIS MAGICAL TOWN HAS TO OFFER. IT COMES FULLY FURNISHED WITH 5 SPACIOUS BEDROOMS, FOUR BATHROOMS (2 EN-SUITE) TWO HUGE OPEN LIVING AREAS, SEPARATE KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY. WITH LUSH MANICURED TROPICAL GARDENS FRAMING WINDING PATHWAYS. RESORT STYLE 8X4 MTR INFINITY EDGE POOL WITH CHILDRENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S END. FULLY FENCED AND TOTALLY PRIVATE. EMINENTLY SUITABLE FOR B&B, YOGA, OR BEAUTIFUL FAMILY RESIDENCE. FULLY STAFFED IF REQUIRED FOR FURTHER INFORMATION OR TO VIEW PHOTO GALLERY PLEASE VISIT WEBSITE www.villasayangbali.com OR PHONE JOHN

089 685 812 100 NC/Re/G-18 Feb. 15

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18 February - 04 March, 2015

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BEDUGUL

Villa with 20mt beachfront. Four bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms. All floors of villa in recycled wood, for sale, leasehold 19 years. 290.000 $. Contact <fulvio@indosat. net.id>. [9426]

Coffee farm land for sale in Munduk/Goblet - 185 are.

Details see <http://munduklandforsale.blogspot.com/> or contact Sara 0812 8797 9733. [9515]

BUKIT

GIANYAR 4.73 are Saba Beach between Saba and the highway.

Quiet area. Access via bitumen road. Rp. 380 million/are.

Phone 0813 3861 6054 or e-mail: <couplemate2012@ gmail.com> for photos. [8512] Studio/Office building for Sale. Land size 4 Are. Property has main Studio building & small house at the rear suitable for Office or living space. Peaceful rice field view over looking green belt land and facing ocean. Asking price IDR 1.4 Billion. 081 2388 3532. [9506] Land for Sale: Jalan Bon Biyu, Blahbatuh Gianyar. Land size 76m2. Price Rp 175 juta Nego & Land for Sale at Tegallinggah, Semabaung, Gianyar, 1 are price Rp 275 juta Nego. Call 0852 3782 1708 or 0878 6128 7408. [8830]

C/Re/I-20 August 14

HOUSE FOR SALE In Pecatu-Bukit Ungasan 2 storey, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living room and kitchen. Close to beaches and amenities.

Empty land behind and beside the house.

Type 72 with total land 1.83 are.

House for sale in Pecatu Graha. Land 84m2, building 55m2, one bedroom with bathroom (shower + bathtub, closet, water heater). 1 small bathroom next to the kitchen.

Small garden, carport, fully furnished, 2AC, 2TV, phone line with Wifi, wardrobe, etc. Price Rp. 1.7 Billion. Call owner 0877 1199 8887. [8638] Sale/Rent Villa full ocean view. 170.000$. Ready move in Bukit. Call/sms 0813 3805 8512 Ari. Sejajar Gwk. SHM. [9491] For rent villa 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom, AC, living room, kitchen, swimming pool, big garage, fully furnitured, 10 are land. Price 12000 $ for one year, 1 month 1500 $. Contact Bahasa Indonesia 0853 3841 4537. English 081 2388 1335. [9250]

New two bedroom unit in Tegal Tugu. Fully furnished, very quiet, ocean views. 5 min to beach, 20 min Ubud, 30 min Sanur. Very very peaceful. 5 million/month nego. 0821 4759 9216. [9513] 10 Are land in Ketewel 200 metres from beach, in exclusive villa area, IDR 700 million per are, email to <wallace5564@ yahoo.com.au>. [9528]

Villa for sale. 2 bedrooms, 3 bathroom, nice quiet area in Ungasan, 2 level building, 200sqm, land size 400sqm.

Call Made 081 2387 7599. [8733]

Price Rp. 1.8 Billion (nego) SMS/text only: 08123815292

Dijual ruko Jl.Uluwatu, Ungasan no 88. Ukuran 4,5 atau 5x 15, 2 lantai, PLN, PDAM , Telephone. Lisol 20 th + 25 th. Hub: 081 131 0089 - 031 7090 9198. [9509]

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32 are land for sale, Ujung, Karangasem, Bali. Beautiful Amlapura area, hillside property, minutes from two water palaces and famous white sand beach. Can divide, access road, zoned for building, govâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t. water, electric avail. 60 million/are. <wms8south@gmail.com>. 0813 5332 8798. [9377] Best view land for sale. 43,7 Are on the beach at Tulamben.

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CANGGU New 3 bedrm Villa for sale, western style, semi-furnished, solarhart hotwater, borewell, ACâ&#x20AC;&#x161;s, 5500W, parking 4 cars, pool, mature garden, 10 mins Canggu Club/School, 15mins Echo beach. Call Ana 0812 3630 5235 or email <chuantik@hotmail.com>. [9333] 2 & 4 bedrooms villa for rent (daily / monthly) in Canggu.

Close to Canggu Club, Berawa & Ecobeach. Fully furnished, pool, etc. Call: 0816 865 097 / +614 1098 4086 / 0813 1845 5725 / 0821 1788 8293 / 0813 1119 3337 (Bahasa).

See: <www.balisupervilla.com>. <www.villashanticanggu. com>. <www.villasemat.com>. <www.villajalak.com>. [9335] Beautiful piece of land 8 or 15 Aras Leasehold 26 years, Canggu, 5 minutes fom Echo beach Ready to build, meters private road access, ITR for building permit is ready, Rp. 4 mill/are/year. Contact: Dewa at 081 755 7935. [9483] Beachside leasehold land for sale. 5 are, 26 years plus option, ocean glimpse, 50m to the water. Quiet location, great access. Rare opportunity. Pantai Berawa.

USD175,000. Ph. 0812 4636 3786. Email <janicegibbs@ yahoo.com>. [9487]

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Leasehold for sale. Unique antique, 2 storey spacious timber home, 22 years plus option, 8 are. Spectacular permanent rice field surrounds and mountain views. 3 bedroom 3 bathroom, 12m pool, fully furnished. Minutes to beach USD$490,000. Ph 0812 4636 3786. Email <janicegibbs@yahoo.com>. [9488]

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Land for Sale. Echo Beach (main street). Prime location.

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Villa Sale / Rent at Pererenan/Canggu. Building 315 m2 / 7.35 are. Furnished. 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom, living, dining, kitchen, maid room etc. Garden, large pool & ponds.

30 min from airport. 10 min Canggu club. Call 081-895 7082, 081-32509 5697. [9502] For sale land in villa area for 8,85 are close to Echo Beach and 32 are close to Pererenan Beach. Very nice view and cozy area. Contact: 0818 0548 0055 / 0815 5804 1018 / 0831 1477 2127. [9504] Villa for rent long term, 3BR, AC, pool, security, maid, internet, furnished, garden, 5500VA, car parking. <www. villabalilongterm.com>. Land for sale 30 are. <soeparmi. li@yahoo.com>. 0878 6152 4094. [9507] New studio/office for rent, 100m2, in 100 m from Pantai Berawa (beach). Partly furnished, electricity, wi-fi, hot water, bath tube. Excellent for a small cafe. 110 jt/year.

Minimal rental 3 years. +62 858 5701 6474. [9516] Villa Rental. Bamboo villa for Rent. 2-bedroom, partfurnished. Tangeb Village, 15 mins Greenschool, 15 mins Canggu Club. Quiet location, beside river. 60,000,000 per year. <bali.arnie.89@gmail.com>. [9526] Villa for rent. Berawa 3 rooms, 3 bathrooms, pool, beautiful garden, open kitchen and livingroom, fully furnished. Quiet and safe. 7 min to the beach by motorbike. 125 mill/year. Contact Ana 0812 3815 1681 or <nean999@gmail.com>. [9530] Land for sale 5.5 are at Green Lot Sambadha Resident, bypass Munggu, 20 mint from Seminyak, 15 min from Canggu Club, 10 mint from Echo Beach, electric, town water, 6 mtr paved road, quiet area, rice field view. Private road, community swimming pool, gym, 24 security, price 420mill/are nego. Please call owner at 0813 3980 4123 / 0813 3964 9404. [9532] For properties and land for long term rent or for sale in Canggu and the surrounding areas please visit <www. baliselectproperty.com>. Tel/SMS 0361 780 1788. <info@ baliselectproperty.com>. [8970] House for rent. Location in Canggu. Facilities: 3 bedrooms, kitchen, ricefield view. Contact person I Made Sukawirya 0812 360 3507. [9542]

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The perfect holiday home in Sanur, located at walking distance to the beach, shops and restaurants. This 3 bedroom villa is very well maintained and built on 2,9 are in a small villa complex in the center of Sanur. Bright living, dining and kitchen area, big bedrooms, even more spacious bathrooms, nice garden with private pool, gazebo and sundeck. Live here full time or receive rental income when you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t use the villa.

Title : Leasehold Price : USD 275,000

STAB200 Tabanan

Johanna +62 (0) 812 3745 3686 johanna@raywhiteparadise.com Sebastian +62 (0) 812 3749 4547 seba@raywhiteparadise.com

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This beautiful villa is located in Buwit, with a truly authentic Indonesian / Javanese style house that is made from teak wood in Balinese village 15km from the center of town, about 20 minutes from the best surf beaches such as Canggu Beaches and from the famous Tanah Lot Temple. The property sits on 5500 sqm land of stunning forest with views to rice ďŹ elds, waterfalls and jungles.

Title : Hak Milik Price : USD 1,800,000

Contact : Lisa +62 (0) 878 8000 0440 lisa@raywhiteparadise.com

SNGR069 Balian West Coast

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Villa Shambhala, a 5 minute drive from the beautiful, peaceful & uncrowded Balian Beach & surďŹ ng spot is the perfect escape from the cramped & busy lifestyle of Bali. With its 4 custom buildings, set amongst 2 hectares of lush tropical fruit & palm orchards and 180 degree stunning views of golden Balian ocean sunsets, this could be your dream home. All offers will be presented.

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Title : Leasehold Price : IDR 9,000,000,000

SCGU100 Canggu

Contact : Shane Walsh +62 (0) 813 3827 6772 shane@raywhiteparadise.com

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This lovely modern 2 bedroom villa is located in Umalas, only a 10min drive to trendy Seminyak. Set on 281 sqm of land with a 209 sqm build, this 2yr old villa has a spacious, contemporary feel to it. The huge master bedroom and en-suite jacuzzi bathroom occupy the upper ďŹ&#x201A;oor, while the ground ďŹ&#x201A;oor features a second bedroom suite, kitchen and open living area.

Title : Hak Milik Price : IDR 3,700,000,000

Contact : Govinda +62 (0) 821 4657 2168 govinda@raywhiteparadise.com

SCGU525 Canggu

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This villa is located in Berawa, only 2 minutes drive to the Canggu Club and 7 minutes drive to Berawa beach. With the build ďŹ nished in 2006. This villa is designed with a very modern style. Set on 800 sqm of land with a 465 sqm build size.

This villa consist of 2 bale for relaxing.

Title : Hak Milik Price : IDR 9,600,000,000

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This 3 bedrooms villa located only 10 minute to Canggu Club and Berawa Beach by walk. Sits on 1000m² of land, private pool (14m x 4m) and building area 273m2. It is ideally for living or holiday rental for the families or groups of friends. For the business/investment the villa could make income for 40,000 a year. Leasehold for 23 years, expired 27 Jan, 2038 and another possibly extension for 20 years.

Title : Leasehold Price : USD 530,000

Contact : Amber +62 (0) 818 0418 8644 amber@raywhiteparadise.com

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WALKING DISTANCE TO THE BEACH You cannot get a better location. New villa located only 300 meters to the beach and Gado Gado Restaurant. This villa is the perfect choice for investors as there are not too many villas with a walking distance to the beach in Seminyak. Over 80% occupancy. Built in 2014. Leasehold for 27.5 years. 3 Bedrooms. Beautiful pool. Excellent access road. Modern villa with a Balinese touch. Perfect for holiday rentals.

Title : Leasehold Price : USD 520,000

Contact : Sebastian +62 (0) 878 6048 6570 sebastian@raywhiteparadise.com

SDPS240 Denpasar

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This house is built in 2003 with strong construction. There are few areas that need to be ďŹ x but still comfortable and spacey house to live in. 7 meters road access from the main road Jl. Imam Bonjol (center of city). The land value itself is always increasing every year. Comes with gated security, quiet and friendly neighborhood.

Title : Hak Milik Price : IDR 2,300,000,000

Contact : Diana Russell +62 (0) 812 3855 3277 diana@raywhiteparadise.com

SCGU432 Canggu

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Newly completed four bedroom luxury private villa situated amongst the lush rice terraces of Canggu. Completed in 2014, this spacious villa is designed by architect Frederic Kraemer offering its contemporary landscape design. The villa is located 45 minutes from the International airport and 10 minutes from Echo Beach.

Title : Hak Milik / Freehold Price : IDR 25,550,000,000

Contact : Dian +62 (0) 812 3832 7005 dian@raywhiteparadise.com

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