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IN THIS ISSUE Bali House & Home.................................................... Body & Spirit............................................................... Building & Maintenance........................................... Business & Services................................................... Business & Travel....................................................... Cargo & Export........................................................... Computer & Internet................................................. Education & Family.................................................... Employment............................................................... Fashion........................................................................ Local News.................................................................. Real Estate................................................................... Restaurant & Food..................................................... Ubud Area...................................................................

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Bridge! We are searching for some couples who want to play or learn bridge. This amazing card game is very nice for play in the evening at home. For info Peter 081 2364 1300. Canggu. [089] For Sale; Baldacci books as new. The Finisher, The Winner,The Target. Memory Man. The Excape. The Forgotten. All 6 for Rp 900k. Fix. Pls contact Michael 081 2395 1444. [037] For Sale; Canon Ixus 1086. 14.7 Megapixel. SD HC Card 4GB. 1 spare akku. Best condition. $ 130. Pls contact Michael 081 2395 1444. [038]

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Find Your Christmas Needs at Sereh Gourmet Supermarket Jl. Wanagiri No. 1 Jimbaran, Ground Floor A1 Phone. +62 361 446 8171 from 9am - 10pm

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For Sale; “Lifesport” exercising machine. C/w computerised programming, Heart-rate recording, etc. Good condition. Offers. Contact Number +62 81 239 32116. [032]

Cars - Motorcycles Watercraft - etc

For Sale; 2 mountain bicycles, with specifications: 1) Merida woman 27,‘5’, 27 speed, white color, good condition, comfortable, gel seat, disc brake, free small wheel. 2) Specialized 29’, 27 speed, black color, good condition, comfortable, disc brake. Sell both for Rp. 6 million nego. Contact Ana 0878 7134 1581. Can be seen directly at Nuka Beach Inn, Jl. Wana Segara no. 11. Tuban-Kuta. [042]

For Sale; Toyota Fortuner 2011 AT Gasoline, First Hand, Bali Original, New Wheels & Tires, KM. 98,000 Always Car Service & Maintenance, Nice Interior, IDR. 320 Mio. Telp. 0361-733617 / 081 2307 7337. [001]

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Watercraft For Sale; Outboard Motor Yamaha Enduro 25 CV Like New- 26Juta 0812 3916 8077. [004] Line ads Rp 13.000 per word. Red Text Rp 20.000 per word. All ads must be paid for before printing.

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Pet owners: Please sterilize your dogs & cats to preserve the natural environment.

Pets For Sale

For Sale Line Ads Rp. 13.000 per word. Red Text Rp. 20.000 per word. All ads must be paid before printing. Miniature Snauzer. Please contact 081 1396 1688. 0811 396 7788. [001]

For Sale one male Shitzu. 2 months and vaccinated. Cute and adorable. Call or Whatsapp 0859 6905 7546. [002]

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Wholesale for collectors: >300 Vinyl’s (12” LP’s), incl. Laserdisc(most bought in Europe), 99% are in excellent condition with plastic cover/some are rare/ limited edition (to the highest bidder). Various genre: pop, rock, country, classic, instrumental, etc. For more details/list, please contact email (rudijanto24@gmail. com) or mobile - 0822 3728 4370. Denpasar. [009] For Sale; Electric nail art drill tips manicure set kit file nail grinder polisher tool. New & never used. 250.000 Rp. Pickup in Serangan. SMS or What’sApp: 081 1392 0106 or email (zully@baliabc. com). [010] C/Ho/G-7 Dec. 16

For Sale; Xiaomi Yi international version Black Colour. Include LCD screen, 2 underwater housing, 2 extra batteries, double dock charger. Sell because unwanted gift, opened for testing only. Sell for IDR 1.700.000. Contact 089 8598 4567. Denpasar. [080] For Sale; Lens hood filter for Fujifilm X10, X20 and X30 camera, silver colour. Package includes 1 lens hood, 1 converter 40mm to 52mm, 1 MCUV filter 52mm, 1 lenscap 52mm. IDR 400.000, contact 089 8598 4567. Denpasar. [081] Experience is something you don’t get until just after you need it. C/Ns/G-6 July 16

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DRUM IT OUT!

Are you in your own headspace too much? Drum it out, at Ubud West African Drum Class in Nyuh Kuning. I defy you to keep all the ‘stuff’ running about inside your brain while you are drumming, singing and learning with a group of enthusiastic musicians and fellow learners. Research shows that rhythm is vital to the brain working effectively - and laughter and joy are pretty helpful too. Javanese professional musician Catur Sang Klana Wijaya is a fine Indonesian drum teacher who has learnt from the masters, in his own country and around the world. Check out Catur’s Facebook page to find out more about class times and private sessions.

SUNDAY CAROLLING

It’s not the ghastly store advertising, it’s the Christmas carols bring back memories of wonderful gatherings with family and friends. Here in Bali, expats quickly develop their own ‘traditions’, such as (from last year) Christmas Carolling at Bridges Restaurant. On Sunday, December 18 – when Bridges launches its Holiday Season menu – the talented Bali Community Choir will perform two sets in Bridges beautifully decorated dining room, starting at 7pm. Former ‘Sing Australia’ conductor Brendan O’Donnell directs the choir - around 20 Indonesian and expatriate singers - and they are good! Dinner is served from 5pm onwards, with two performances during the evening, starting from 7pm. If you book your Holiday Season menu by December 17, your three course dinner drops to IDR350++. Unsurprisingly, Bridges is found … at the bridge on the western end of Jalan Raya Ubud. More info: www.bridgesbali.com/holiday-season.

CHRISTMAS IDEAS There’s five love languages - words, gifts, quality time, acts of service, and touch. So here are five different suggestions for demonstrating your love to someone at Christmas. WORDS: Go to Open Mike Night at Bali Bohemia (behind the Monkey Forest) and read your lover a love poem you’ve written or found that speaks from your heart. GIFT: Buy a handcrafted silver and gemstone pendant or bracelet from Goddess on the Go on Jalan Raya Pengosekan, or an exquisite, piece of pottery from Sari Api (across from Goddess). QUALITY TIME: Enjoy a romantic twilight together, including a sacred oils Balinese massage, a body scrub and floral bath, before a delicious twocourse dinner (Taksu Restaurant). ACTS OF SERVICE: Sneak away to Paon Balinese Cooking School for a day, then cook dinner at home yourself. TOUCH: Buy some natural oils and scrubs from Yoga Barn and give your partner a hand and foot massage yourself, or better yet, go together to Sari Api’s pottery class, and make each other something to treasure. Google the info you need for these, I’m not doing everything for you :-) For more on the Five Love Languages, you can download the book from W: www.5lovelanguages.com, where you’ll also find other great books adapting the concept for loving your children, loving a teenager, loving someone with Altzheimers, and showing appreciation more effectively in the workplace. It’s a brilliant book. LAUGHING MUSIC You can guarantee a great night out at Ubud’s Laughing Buddha Bar anytime, but their music line-up is especially good between now and Christmas. Senegalese music maestro, Vieux, heads up Afronesia’s World Music on Saturday, Dec 17, then there’s Rock and Funk on Saturday, December 24, with Caca and Friends, and Latin and Salsa with Buena Tierra on Christmas Day. And if you’re out partying anywhere, it’s good to know that the Buddha’s kitchen is now open until 1 am - Love that fried wanton noodle soup! Midway on Monkey Forest Road. E: info@laughingbuddhabali.com.

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WOODEN SMS Have you ever wondered about those tiny little grains on the floor, or on top of your bed cover, or under furniture. Technically, they are the excretion of cellulose-eating termites, dropped down from whatever wood the termites are chewing. Personally, I see them as a kind of message, from friendly but not very bright little creatures, to let me know they’re there. I draw a chalk circle on the floor before I sweep them up, so we remember where to spray. The Indonesian name for the insect is rayap, so you need anti-rayap spray. There are organic sprays but I’m not sure they work. Furniture makers recommend Lantrex, which they use for treating timber. Or there’s “Agenda” (in a small bottle with blue sticker), which you can get at any building store/ toko bangunan. Be careful not to get it on your hands or inhale it, and keep everyone away from the area sprayed for a few minutes. But do spray, and keep spraying until the SMS stop coming! I’ve seen antique furniture - and structural support beams eaten through by those tenacious creatures. TAKSU’S VIP CLUB Having known Taksu Spa since before it opened, I love to watch as their management keeps refining their offerings and creating new spaces. Their 2016 extensive upgrading and expansion construction is coming to an end, with the new Kirana Pavilion opened successfully for Ubud Writers Festival and yoga teacher training workshops. The Kirana Pavilion is a very useful, selfcontained venue that sits just above their famous river walk. With comfortable seating for several dozen people, it’s perfect for group events; still close to the Garden Cafe but definitely feeling like your own private area.

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Ganesha Bookshops Independent Bookseller in Bali since 1986

Specialising in books on Indonesia New, Used, Rare, and Out-of-Print. Web: www.ganeshabooksbali.com Email: info@ganeshabooksbali.com Books, Maps, Cards, Old Print Posters & more

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Jalan Raya (near the Post Office), Ubud, Bali. Tel: (62 361) 970320

Ganesha in Sanur:

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Books for Bali Project (est. 2004)

A special project to support literacy, learning and reading for pleasure in the local community. We donate books to local schools and libraries. Check in the store or on the website for more details.

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Taksu has also just launched its Spa VIP Club, with free membership that gives access to various special offers, discounts and exclusives, including invitations to exhibitions, member-only sales, and the upcoming gala opening event for Taksu Galeria on Jalan Hanoman. E: media@ taksuspa.com for your free, lifetime membership card. MORE GREAT START UPS! Congrats once again to the great team at Bali Start-up Weekend Bali 2016. It’s extraordinary how so much can be achieved in a short time, when you combine a great co-working space, excellent speakers, good mentors, and a bunch of fired-up individuals keen to be part of something new. This is the fourth time Hubud has hosted the Startup Weekend Bali - a weekendlong startup marathon designed to help aspiring entrepreneurs launch their startup or business idea in 54 hours! We hope to hear more about these projects as they start becoming reality.

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Considering The Memoir

Reckoning: A Memoir- Magda Szubanski ‘A brave and tender book about everything that matters most in life.’ Cate Blanchett By Uma Anyar Magda Szubanski, the much loved and admired Australian actress and comedian, was one of the headline speakers at the 2016 Ubud Writers and Readers Festival. The spacious Neka Gallery venue was already packed with curious and supportive fans when I arrived a few minutes after the introductions. It was standing room only but no one complained as we all wanted to hear Magda talk about her memoir, Reckoning. The line between an autobiography and a memoir has grown fuzzy and the terms are often used interchangeably. While autobiography has become a bit old fashioned and faintly tainted with scholarly nostalgia, memoirs have turned out to be enormously successful over the last 20 years. Several literary critics and historians have attributed the popularity of the memoir craze to the fact that we live in a “confessional age”, which grew out of the psychoanalytic/therapeutic era followed by pop psychology counseling and the various self-help movements that have reshaped our understanding of ourselves and others. The therapeutic model has re-addressed and embraced the human need for confessional release outside the purview of the Catholic Church. It is interesting to consider that St. Augustine’s book Confessions, written in the fourth century, would today be considered a memoir. Times Book critic Michiko Kakutani has stated, “For St Augustine “Confessions” was a spiritual journey to redemption, something between him and God. The conversation between one’s self and God has become a conversation with, and about, the whole world.” Today, we cannot watch a contemporary TV drama without some character offering ‘to be there for you, if you ever want to talk’. What used to be private is now public and the norm – part of a modern way of life. Confession can also be a powerful political tool. Magda Szubanski is a savvy gay rights activist. Magda came out in 2012 while campaigning for gay marriage in Australia, appearing on

The Project to announce: “I am gay, gay, gay, gay, gay.” She later described the revelation as ‘the most empowering thing’ she has ever done. She is well aware of the power a book about her own journey as a lesbian will have on others in the international gay community. She may have lost a few fans when she came out, but judging by the admiration of the audience at her Festival session, her career and popularity is stronger than ever. Magda Szubanski’s memoir opens with, “If you had met my father you would never, not for an instant have thought he was an assassin.” I think that understated attention-grabbing line deserves to join the ranks of those other best first liners we test each other’s memories over glasses of beer: What novel begins with, “It was the best of times and it was the worst of times…” Or, “Call me Ishmael.” or “Happy marriages are all alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.”? The voice in the book is much like Magda’s in real life. A straightforward style with an ever-so-slightly disarming honesty that made me trust her. Her father, Zbigniew Szubanski, came from a good Polish family. At sixteen he signed up to be part of group of Polish underground resisters and assassinated other Poles who were collaborating or providing information to the Nazis about where Jewish families were being hidden. Magda conveys a complicated but convincing reaction to this information. “He loved tennis, he loved ballet, he loved good conversation. Out there in the Melbourne suburbs—mowing the lawn in his terry-towelling hat and his Bombay Bloomers; in the lounge room doing the samba at cocktail parties; late at night playing his harmonica in the seclusion of the laundry—you would never have guessed that he was capable of killing in cold blood. But he was.

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Poor bastard. He was born in 1924. He was a boy of fifteen when Hitler invaded his Homeland and the war began, and as soon as he was able he joined the fighting. All through our growing up he would say, ‘I was judge, jury, and executioner.’ And I could never imagine—cannot imagine even now—what it feels like to have that responsibility, that guilt. To be a little god with a gun, and the power over life and death. He spent the rest of his life trying to come to terms with what he had done. I grew up in the shadow of that reckoning.” Magda also conveys her gradual youthful awakening that she likes girls rather than boys. She covers her Catholic girlhood, her depressed, rebellious teenage years right into the political feminist period at university where she met and became involved with another lesbian and connected with actors. During her session at the Writers Festival she was asked about her take on the current gay climate. She said, “Oh, it is much better, not great, but much better. We need to do more to make it even better.” Magda has been open about her struggle to accept her own sexuality, previously admitting to Marie Claire: “When I was younger I used to pray to be straight,” and saying that she had only grown to accept herself after years of therapy. “The bottom line is there’s nothing wrong with being gay. I tell you, if there was a tablet you could take to cure it, I wouldn’t take it.” Society would be much better advised, she said, to “look at the genetic predisposition for prejudice and intolerance, find a pill that will cure that, [and] put it in the water, problem solved”. In May 2016, Magda Szubanski’s Reckoning: A Memoir won the Australian Book of the Year Award. Readers may buy Szubanski’s book because they know her from TV and films. She has performed in the television comedy programs The D-Generation, Fast Forward, and the very popular Kath & Kim where she played Sharon Strzelecki. But, they will finish Reckoning with a new admiration for Szubanski as a writer.

Computer & Internet For Sale; Christmas tree skirt Santa decorated with embroidery and appliques of Santa Claus, nice and good quality fabric, 150.000 rupias. It can be used also as mantel for kids. New. For pictures contact 0818 0566 2911 or whatsapp +3932 8379 4753 Legian. [016]

For Sale; LED monitor BENQ full HD 1920x1080 pixels, good condition, input VGA, DVI, HDMI. Sell for IDR 1.700.000. Contact 089 8598 4567. Denpasar. [013] Looking for to buy broken macbook pro. Please text/ WhatsApp: 0821 448 33668. Kerobokan. [014]

For Sale; Canon Speedlite 580EX Flash / 1.5 juta / (pupdani@mac.com) for more information. Legian. [031]

I want to buy. Very good Samsung Galaxy S4. Pls contact Michael 081 2395 1444. [033]

For Sale; Canon DSLR / Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 APO EX DG HSM /mint condition / 6 juta fixed price / (pupdani@ mac.com) for more information. Legian. [029]

For Sale; Generator Honda EC7000LX, 5.5 KW, good working condition, 3.750.000 rp, please contact (om. peyre@gmail.com), 081 7470 1435. Kerobokan. [041]

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Wanting to buy an epoxy performance surfboard, not a pop out, firewire or similar. Please call 0813 3817 4936. Kuta. [020] Moving Sale; Light motion sola photo 600 UW-light. Never used plus adapter. 300$. Pls. contact Michael. 081 2395 1444. [034]

For Sale; Hospital bed, compressor nebulizer. medical suction machine, air mattress, 3 oxygen tanks, pulse oxymeter, blood glucose meter, wheelchair, manual resuscitator. Used at home for only 3 weeks. Please sms 0815 5805 6798 or email (rareangon@ hotmail.com). Kerobokan. [021]

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The Frugal Balinist *Poncho pointers: This single large sheet of vinyl with an opening in the center for the head and an extra hood to ward off rain and wind is cheap, waterproof and offers reasonable ventilation. If used properly on a scooter/motorbike or bicycle, a poncho will cover the head, arms, thighs plus a bag or backpack. What you don’t want is for the poncho to blow around in windy conditions, a super pain and dangerous. The wings and sides must be tucked in so the fabric doesn’t get caught in the chain or wheel spokes. Riders must anchor the front and sit on the back section. Wearing rain gear you can sweat like a pig, so even though the poncho has wind difficulties it is cooler and the rider will stay reasonably clean and dry. However, a poncho doesn’t stop water splashing up from underneath (wheels, road, side-blown rain) and in serious rain, you will get wet. A Gajah brand poncho costs Rp40,000-Rp50,000 depending on the size. A lightweight inexpensive breathable rain jacket +/- rain pants (celana dan baju) are your second choice for Rp30,000 to Rp100,000 (depending on quality). Other uses: Ponchos can be stretched out as a tarp to cover your bike, keep the rain off it or hide it; as ground cover, curtain or screen; to blackout windows; as a makeshift basket (if you tie corners together) and as a bucket or earth liner to hold water.

*KITAS and other discounts. If it’s not posted on an business’s website or stated in a brochure, trying to get a KITAS or KITAB discount is a somewhat hit or miss process that depends on the person you’re dealing with at the time. Partial list of places that could offer up a 30% discount or more: Bali’s golf courses, Bali Zoo, Bali Bird Park, Bali Safari & Marine Park; BIMC hospital; Tanah Lot (Rp20,000 instead of Rp50,000 for tourists); some of Bali’s gyms and spas and Prambanan and Borobudur monuments near Yogya. The national insurance scheme PBJS is also available to those who have an Indonesian spouse. Before arriving or booking a hotel, always ask if they give discounts on rooms for KITAP or KITAB holders. Don’t wait until you show up or – when realizing you’re a bule - they may charge the usual full tourist tariff. If you’re a group of 8-10 people, call first and ask the marketing or sales manager for a group discount. Also if you are staying longer than 3 days, ask for a discount. Asking for the “local price” is also a bargaining line that you can try; occasionally works! Note: If you take your passport with the KITAB permit to the POLDA Bali office in Denpasar, they will issue you a letter (surat laporan SKTMD). Take that letter to register at Kantor CAPIL (every district has one) and they will issue you a KTP National ID card that will be valid for as long as your KITAB is valid. With the KTP it’s almost quaranteed that you’ll get the local price.

*Shopping tips. A strong washer is the Panasonic two- tub, the top of the line with 12 kg capacity; costs around Rp2.5 juta. *Easier now to find specific items using the new search tool bar in Bali Advertiser’s Classified Ads page. *At Optik Kalista optometrists at Jl. Raya Sesetan 404 (tel. 085-107-544-449) and Jl. Waturenggong 160 (tel. 085-102948-880) in Denpasar and at Jl. Melati 24 (tel. 085-100-948-886) in Tabanan, new prescription eyeglasses are only Rp250,000 with free test and frame. Efficient and fast service. *Garden/planting hints. Some seeds such as sawi or sayur hijau (greens), kangkung (water spinach), bayam (spinach), cabe (chillie) terong (eggplant), beans, sweet peas and tomatoes take no skill whatsoever to save and plant; buy at toko pertanian for Rp15,000/sachet. *Bayam is so easy to grow! We have two blok (2 m X 1 m sq.) raised beds that consistently give two ember (buckets) of fresh spinach leaves every single day. Bayam plants need full sun. *Bayam, tomatoes, chilies and eggplants can all be grown in pots but this method doesn’t produce as much. *Buncis and kacang panjang (types of long beans) are also a breeze to grow, the bean’s stems constantly being replenished 2-3 times weekly. In rainy season, make sure garden beds have proper drainage. *No need to buy dried beans (Rp25,000-Rp30,000/kg) that don’t have the flavor of fresh beans like lima beans (kacang kara) and kidney beans (kacang merah) which can be bought at Bali’s traditional markets for only around Rp5000/250 gr. *Ground nuts (peanuts or kacang tanah) are grown in Bali. Though they are bigger than peanuts grown in Java, they are not nearly as sweet and favorable. Peanut husks (kulit kacang tanah) may be used for mulch. Java-grown kedelai (soybeans) are also better tasting than imported varieties available for sale in Bali. *Simply drill hole in soil with index finger past the second knuckle, then pull away to see if soil is moist at tip of finger. If it’s dry, it’s time to water! *Use jerami (paddy straw after harvest) or alang2 grass ground cover to control weeds.

*Tech tips. Keep your personal cellphone number private as it is often tied to many databases and has become a general-purpose ID number connected to a device you always have with you and it can be a gateway to all sorts of other information about you. *Million Book Project is a charity organization (https://archive.org/details/universallibrary) that offers free-to-read access to 1.5 million books in 20 languages (360,000 in English). *I just copied the You Tube link of Adele’s live concert rendition of “Someone Like You” www.purevpn.com into the mp3 file converter (www.youtubemp3.org) to obtain a mp3 copy of the song – beautiful! * Freedocumentaries.org (https://freedocumentaries.org) streams full-length, well-produced and thought provoking documentaries (166 films alone on societal issues) free of charge with no registration needed. *Save time and money booking travel and printing your own ticket by using online travel agencies (OTA) like pegipegi.com, tiket.com and traveloka.com (Indonesia’s largest). *Indonesians spend an average of 3.5 hours per day on mobile devices compared to Americans who spend 1.9 hours per day. *SHAREit is a brilliant file sharing app that is faster than most others; use it, for example, to send the Minecraft pocket edition to a friend whose app is corrupt. *On Pure VPN (www.purevpn.com) watch Rugby League finals, Netflix and any channel in any country for only US$2.45/month. PC Magazine said the service “protects online activity so that users don’t have to worry about who may be trying to track what they are doing online.”

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Kulture Kid! By Vaughan Hatch

How do Balinese view Animals on a Spiritual Level? In my last article, I talked about witches appearing in the form of animals. These are what we would call “shape shifters” in the West. These animals can be seen as bad signs and may even be hunted down and killed. ‘Evil’ animals could be snakes, lizards, pigs and boars. These animals would be seen lurking around graveyards and possibly temples next to graveyards (Pura Dalem). On the other hand, animals which regularly visit other temples or places of worship can be seen as good omens. Dogs, geese, large snakes (such as pythons) and even rats (an individual rat that Balinese give a Balinese name: ‘Jro Ketut’), as well as unusual sea animals sighted on or in the water near beaches in areas where Balinese perform ceremonies such as large turtles and whales, are all potentially good signs. This is why you will see shrines with statues of dogs, snakes, and certain sea creatures (some of them legendary such as sea dragons or hybrid animals) in both public and family temples. In fact, there may be a special shrine dedicated to animals, as my parents-in-law have in their family temple in Sanur. This shrine is called Tugu Lurah, and in the case of my Balinese family is important because my mother in law likes to keep and breed dogs. Cows in some aboriginal (Bali Aga) villages such as Tenganan are considered sacred and allowed to wander freely through the village compound. Recently, during one of my research trips on court gamelan orchestras, I found a shrine in Carangsari Palace that is dedicated to a dog that was much revered by the royal family; so much so that it was apparently buried with two complete sets of gamelan instruments (today that would be the equivalent of more than USD50,000!). There is even a special day in Bali that is dedicated to animals called Tumpek Kandang. On this day, pets and animals considered important to the Balinese way of life (those used in farming, for example) are decorated and given special offerings. The Dog that was buried with Two Complete Gamelan Sets

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Kadek Parmita was born in Bondelam in Buleleng District into a farming family of four. She grew up helping her family with chores like hoeing, watering and planting new trees in their mango farm near the Tugu Pahlawan statue on Bondelam’s main 3-way intersection. After graduating from elementary school ate age 12, Kadek left to seek a better life (merantau) in Probolinggo, East Java with her aunt who had married a Chinese. Kadek spent 25 years in Java working as bebisister, taking care of her aunt’s children. Finally, in 1995 she returned to Bali to help her parents on the family’s farm. The small trees that she had planted as a little girl had by this time had become fully mature. Now the trees on 30 are of land are more than 30 years old and produce an abundant crop.

What kind of environment is best for growing mangos? Land that is a little above sea level with a hot dry climate, but not too dry and not too wet. Our area is rocky but that’s not a problem. We just plant trees in between the rocks. Bondelam was previously known for its citrus, which were shipped to Java. But after a virus attacked the citrus trees, the farmers switched. Now our area is known for growing the best mangos in Bali. We have the best weather and soil for growing mangga. What citrus is to Kintamani, mangos are to Bondelam. Half the families here cultivate mangos.

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What is the yield of your mango trees? If the mango tree is planted from a cutting (cangkok/ setek), it will grow quickly and bear fruit but only lives 25 to 40 years. But if the mango tree is planted from a seed (biji), it can live and give fruit for as long as 100 years. The bigger the tree, the more the fruit. Mature trees can be 6 meters tall and 6-7 meters wide! Most of our 30 trees are grown from seed (biji), but we now also take setek (slip, cutting) from our mature seeded trees and plant them to get faster growth and fruit. From some of our old trees we can harvest up to 70-100 kilos of mangos.

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If I wanted to plant mango trees, where can I buy young trees ready for planting? Buy your cheapest baby starter plants (bibit dari biji), from 30 cm to 50 cm high, at the seed nursery of Julah near Bondelam. The stones (biji mangga) inside the mango are split in half and seeds (bibit) are grown from the stones. Julah is where mango farmers themselves make their purchases. But have your Balinese friend buys the bibit (seed) or setek (cutting). The price, from Rp15,000 to Rp45,000, depends on the type of mango and how tall the cutting is. Trees setek give fruit in 1-2 years, but trees grown from seed (biji) give fruit only after 5-7 years (but they live longer).

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Who do you sell the crop to? A wholesale merchant (sodagar/pemborong) from the city arrives at the garden before the mangos become fully ripe to check that the trees are healthy, which means a good crop. In the old days these contractors would buy the whole crop for as little as Rp1 million, but now we sell our mangos to them for around Rp2000/kg. After purchasing our crop, the pemborong takes them around to Bali’s traditional and farmers markets.

Do you own the garden yourself? A doctor and an old friend of the family bought the land but he died and his family now own it. My father I Gede Parta grows mango trees on the land. We keep the harvest free of charge in exchange for taking care of the large one hectare of property on which our mango orchard is located.

What is the best way to take care of mango trees? After the young starter trees (bibit or in Balinese tempelan poh) are planted, they mature in just one year. Mangga trees are not subject to disease and are easy to take care of. We let the leaves just fall under the tree, which forms a layer of mulch that keeps weeds from taking root. In between our mango trees, we plant star apple (sawo) and banana trees. We don’t plant anything under the mango trees because it’s too shady.

What kind of mangos do you grow? We grow five kinds on our property. Harum Manis are big mangos and weigh up to one kilo. They are very sweet and sweet smelling. Manalagi are also sweet and good. Mangga Madu is the best for the sweet-sour unripe fruit salad treat rujak. Lalujiwo is even more delicious than Mangga Madu. Amplem are yellow, very small (as big as the sour buah kedondong) and have a sweet and sour taste. Amplem are given to sick people who have lost their appetite. This type of mango makes them want to eat again. They are rare and merchants don’t buy Amplem because of their high cost. We only give Amplem to family, friends and neighbors for medicinal purposes.

Pickers climb the trees and use a net attached at the end of a bamboo pole to grab ripe mangos. When the net is full, the climber spills the mangos into a basket, which is lowered to someone on the ground. No machines are used. The process is totally manual.

When are mangos harvested? The two mango seasons are August and September and March and April, but it depends on the weather. In between these harvest seasons, my father spreads manure under the trees to increase the yield. On our farm there is not enough water to grow paddy, but he raises corn and takes care of animals. Rotten mangos that have fallen on the ground are fed to chickens, cows and pigs.

What do mangos cost? Mangos are more expensive if you buy them in between harvests. During harvest times fruit vendors build displays of mangos and supermarkets overflow with the fruit. During high season, which peaks this month, they sell for between Rp15,000/kg and Rp30,000/kg, depending on the type. If you have too many, just freeze them and make mango smoothies to enjoy when they are out of season.

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Do you also like to eat mangos? Manalagi is my favorite. My father’s favorite is Lalujiwo. While harvesting, we always leave some mangos on the trees for family consumption. Our mangos taste way better than store bought ones! They are so good that sometimes people help themselves to our mangos from tree branches that hang over the wall that runs along the main road in Bondelam.

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Here Comes Santa Claus and Summer Holidays…

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.

I’m sorry…..where did 2016 go again? Believe it or not, the end of another calendar year is nigh and that means Summer holidays and Santa are right around the corner. Pretty soon many of us will be taking off to spend the silly season with family across the globe but before we do it’s time to celebrate the end of term. In keeping with tradition The Junior Sports Academy and The Canggu Club will hold their 9th Annual Christmas Bazaar and end of term party on the last day of the CCS semester, Friday December 16th. It’s a fantastic afternoon chock full of festive spirit and some seriously irresistible Christmas shopping bargains. As the biggest market of the year it attracts a wealth of local vendors selling everything from shoes, clothing, artwork, food, homewares, jewellery, couches for canines and cats (I kid you not…) and a host of other gift worthy goodies. Trust me, many a Christmas

stocking has been stuffed from the stalls of the Canggu Club Christmas Bazaar and I challenge anyone to walk away without buying at least one thing! Bazaar bargain shopping begins at midday with a gymnastics presentation from the students of the Junior Sports Academy a little later in the afternoon. These end of term parties are always a terriﬁc opportunity to discover how well JSA participants have progressed throughout the term and a chance for the kids to showcase all of the new skills they have developed during previous weeks.

Anyone interested in participating in the Canggu Club Christmas Bazaar as a vendor is welcome to email eka.andi@cangguclub. com for details and registration. Due to the continued success of this particular market, (I mean, where else do you get to do your Christmas shopping and enjoy a wine and a water slide in the one place!!) securing a stall is on a ﬁrst come, ﬁrst served basis and tables are limited so get in quick! Registrations are open now until 6pm on December 10th.

As well as a few friendly fun and games across the avo, every member of the JSA and their families are welcome to enjoy the slides at Splash Waterpark from 12 midday until 6pm, free of charge!

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Tired of the stale smell of sweat and four walls of a gym? Desire to workout waning? Get your booty moving outside, under the palms and surf side with Finns Fitness! Recently launched on November 7th, this new group exercise program is the perfect solution for those who want to improve their ﬁtness but can’t face the inside of a gym or have no mojo or motivation to train themselves. Seriously, what could be more encouraging to get your butt off the couch and out of the house than the chance for fun (and ﬁtness) in such a stunning location like the rolling green lawns of Semara Beach House adjacent to Finns Beach Club! If Bali’s

Now it wouldn’t be a party without some tasty snacks and Christmas cheer so Bistro C will provide F&B specials throughout the afternoon and guests are encouraged to stay on for dinner once the market is over. Remember everyone is welcome and Canggu Club Gold and Platinum card holders are still entitled to 50% discount on food and beverage after 5pm! Once the sun goes down and the stalls are stacked away, Canggu Club will bring out the big screen and bean bags to get ready for their starlight Christmas movie presentation. A S’more (or four) for dessert and you’ll really think it’s Christmas!

sunshine, the sound of surf and a sensational view can’t get you moving then I’m afraid nothing will! With a choice of classes the likes of Boxfit, Pilates, Yoga, Bootcamp or even Cross Training, you can no longer use the excuse that there is nothing on the schedule to suit you. Each class is geared to all levels of fitness with more challenging options for those who already boast a moderate modicum of fitness. All you need to bring is yourself and your enthusiasm! Equipment and towels are provided and Finns Fitness trainers are internationally skilled and experienced to ensure you’ll get the most out of your workout minus any injury.

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Kick start the working week on Mondays with Boxfit - a supreme cardio workout set to ignite fitness, define and tone. Now there’s something to blow out those weekend ‘cobwebs’ (aka hangover!!). On Tuesdays and Thursdays try mat Pilates with Lida. You’ll find muscles you never knew you had with exercises focusing on development of core strength, flexibility, balance and stamina. Granted your abs may not like you for the following few days, but hey! here comes a ‘six pack’ of a different kind! Bootcamp on Wednesday mornings will keep you moving from the first minute to the last - a great way to blast away hump day blues. Wind down the week with yoga on Fridays and challenge your fitness come Saturday morning with a bit of Cross Training. At least you’ll have earned those weekend indulgences! Classes start at 7.30am each day before the Bali sun gets too harsh and you can access them easily via Finns Beach Club reception where you simply pay and register with staff. Finns Fitness is offering a special deal for you and a friend. For some of us, the idea of attending a group fitness class (or any fitness session for that matter…) on our own can be somewhat daunting. That’s why Finns is letting you bring your friend for free! Classes cost just just Rp140K per person, per session and this includes your choice of a young coconut or bottled water, and a towel. Until 24th December you can split the cost with a friend and get fit for half the price. The more the merrier. Don’t forget, Christmas is just around the corner and whether you wish to wow the rellies with a new, svelte you when you travel home for holidays or just need to get fit to survive the many silly season parties, Fitness at Finns is right up your alley. Think swaying palm trees, young coconuts, the sound of surf and a seriously amazing view - what else could you want in a workout? FINNSBEACHCLUB.COM

Park are readily available for non Canggu Club members. Looking for a party that’s a little more lively? Perhaps Finns is more your speed. Just a little way down the road from The Canggu Club at Berawa Beach is Bali’s newest offering in beach clubs - Finns (another gem in the Semara Collection crown). With 2016 being Finns very first festive season, they’ve decided to blast into 2017 with a two day festival! Their New Year’s Eve Party is strictly adults only with five hours of late night fun from 10pm til 3am. It’s free entry for everyone and a minimum F&B spend applies, the amount depending on how close you want to be to the centre of the action, whether it be daybed, booth or bar. Dancers, DJs, fireworks, stilt walkers and world class entertainment continues into the wee hours so you can bring in the New Year Bali style at the hottest new venue on the island. Don your swimwear and the desire to party!

So you’re staying in Bali for the Silly Season and still wondering where’s the place to be to be come Christmas and New Year’s Eve? Semara Collection has festive season celebrations all wrapped up for 2016. Whether you are looking for a place to party hard or a more family friendly affair, Semara’s two popular venues, The Canggu Club and Finns Beach Club have something to suit everybody. Christmas is a time for family and you won’t get more family sized fun on December 25th than at The Canggu Club and Splash Water Park! Nobody wants to slave away in the kitchen in the summer heat so why not bring loved ones along for a sumptuous traditional buffet lunch where everyone is welcome, at Bali’s premier event and entertainment venue. Lunch is served from noon and for just RP900K nett per adult (RP600K for CC members) and even less for teens and tots respectively, you get to stay away from the stove, ﬁll up on traditional festive fare then

cool off on the slides at Splash after lunch! It’s a win for everyone. Share the love and celebrate Christmas with the kids from Jodie O’Shea Orphanage. Live entertainment continues throughout the afternoon, Santa might just make an appearance and everyone is welcome to stay on into the evening to enjoy Starlight Movies and S’mores. Fast forward a little over a week to the ﬁrst day of 2017 and I’ll bet you’ll be looking for somewhere to soak up the previous evening’s ‘festivities’ and celebrate New Year’s Day with a hearty feed. Bistro C at The Canggu Club is serving casual brunch from 10am -2pm for just Rp400K per adult (less for the littler ones of course). Take advantage of an air conditioned or al fresco dining experience complete with all of the best tunes from the year that was, drink specials to top up the celebrations and a ton of fun and games, family style. Not just for Canggu Club members, walk ins are welcome and day passes to stay and play at Splash Water

Now we all know that a few too many bubbly beverages from the night before can be cause for a little fogginess the following morning so what better way to clear the head than with a recovery pool party back at Finns on New Year’s Day. An all ages affair, this time the whole family can join the fun from midday until midnight. Once again it’s free entry for everyone with daybeds, booths and lounge areas requiring the predetermined minimum spend. Keep youngsters entertained for the afternoon with family entertainment on the lawn while the big kids ease back at the pool bar and dance to DJ sets until well after the sun goes down. Plan ahead this year and avoid the frustration of trying to ﬁnd somewhere to spend Christmas and New Year’s. To book online and secure your spot at Bali’s best party venues this silly season or for full details regarding all of these events, go to cangguclub. com or ﬁnnsbeachclub.com. No need to look any further, these guys have festive season celebrations wrapped and ready to go! SEMARACOLLECTION.COM

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BUTEYKO (Boo Tay Ko) Buteyko Breathing Technique Can This Simple Breathing Technique Can Radically Transform Health? Most of us who care about health generally pay close attention to the food we eat and the water we drink - settling for nothing less than the cleanest and most nutritious choices whenever possible. We exercise, get enough sleep and try our best to keep stress levels down. Even so, we can somehow feel less than vibrant. Whether coping with a serious disease or simply experiencing a sense of chronic fatigue, depression or anxiety, we may wonder what we’re doing wrong. It may surprise you then that many of our health complaints are actually linked with over-breathing - in other words, taking in too much oxygen. We readily accept that limiting caloric intake is associated with longevity. After all, over consuming food has been proven time and again to create metabolic damage. Why wouldn’t the same be true for the “nutrient” of oxygen? Especially when we consider that free radicals are created during the normal metabolism of oxygen. These are the same molecules that are exceptionally destructive to cell membranes, proteins and DNA. Contrary to popular thought, taking in an abundance of oxygen is extremely unhealthy. Instead, we should be focusing on creating more efficient utilization of the oxygen already present within the system. This is where the genius of the Buteyko Method comes in. It’s well known among elite athletes that training in a high altitude environment improves overall physical performance. The reason for this is that they take in less oxygen, which forces the blood to increase its capacity and utilization, thereby contributing to the VO2 max - the volume of oxygen the athlete can use. The Buteyko Method was created to mimic this same limited oxygen environment - without having to live in high altitude regions. After recognizing the important role carbon dioxide (CO2) plays in releasing oxygen from the blood to

the cells and tissues - otherwise known as the Bohr effect Dr. Konstantin Buteyko invented a breathing method that increased CO2 concentration in the body. He then took the idea further by associating a range of modern medical conditions with a lack of CO2 - from asthma to high blood pressure and ADHD. Several ways we take in too much oxygen - and generate too little CO2 - is through mouth breathing, sighing, upper chest breathing and taking a large breath before talking or laughing. Since stress increases our breathing rate, it’s easy to fall into a state of chronic hyperventilation without realizing it. Excessive talking and overeating both lead to dysfunctional breathing patterns as well. Processed foods, high protein and grain meals also have an adverse effect on breathing because they tend to acidify the blood. The body reacts by attempting to harmonize pH levels, which makes you breathe heavier. Raw fruits and vegetables exert the least influence over the breath, followed by cooked vegetables. Chronic over breathing is also linked with the following health issues: • Heart palpitations • Angina • Shortness of breath or chest tightness • Allergies • Weakness and exhaustion • Cold hands and feet • Dizziness • Irritable cough • Poor concentration and memory • Tachycardia • Muscle cramps and stiffness • Acid reflux, heartburn • Headaches • Numbness and tingling • Anxiety • Sleep Apnea • Restless sleep and nightmares • Gas, bloating and abdominal discomfort One of the main objectives of the Buteyko Method is to encourage breathing exclusively through the nose. This is because the nose contains small amounts of nitric oxide, an

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important gas that dilates the bronchial passages in the lungs, kills germs/bacteria and is a potent vasodilator. Nose breathing also harmonizes your breathing volume, making it more difficult to chronically hyperventilate. Asthma & Buteyko Professor Konstantin Buteyko, who developed the technique, believed that people with breathing disorders were hyperventilating, leading to hypocapnia - abnormally low levels of carbon dioxide (CO2). This causes broncho-constriction and numerous other systemic changes, directly and indirectly, due to the resulting respiratory alkalosis.Buteyko believed shallow breathing and breath-holding techniques, which are components of the BBT, raised CO2 levels and reversed broncho-constriction, although this has not been conclusively demonstrated in published research. The BBT spread to Australia and New Zealand in the 1990s, where the first randomized controlled trials were conducted. They found it could benefit people with symptomatic asthma by improving quality of life and symptom control, as well as enabling them to reduce dependence on inhaled bronchodilators. However, no study has shown that the BBT can alter lung function or airway hyper-responsiveness, which suggests that it does not affect the underlying disease process of asthma. Ideally patients should receive a five-week Buteyko program delivered by a trained practitioner. This is were it gets tricky here in Bali, for as far as I can ascertain there are currently no trainers permanently based in Bali. However this could change in the near future….so watch this space!

PARADISE... IN SICKNESS & IN HEALTH Kim Patra is a qualified Midwife & Nurse Practioner who has been living and working in Bali for over 30 years. She now runs her own Private Practice & Mothers & Babies center at her Community Health Care office in Sanur. Kim is happy to discuss any health concerns that you have and may be contacted via email at balikim2000@gmail.com, or office phone 085105-775666 or https://www.facebook.com/ CHC Bali

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By the time he finished my face felt very hot and greatly appreciated the cool compresses placed over my face for a few minutes. Now for the PRP part of the treatment, which stimulates production of collagen. Blood was taken prior to the treatment and was turned into a serum of my own plasma. The doctor gently applied this over my face. The remaining serum I was given to take home to apply to my face before bed. Next goggles were placed over my eyes and the LED light positioned over my face. For the next 20 minutes I could relax as the red light reduced redness and soothed the skin. Afterwards a moisturized sunscreen was applied. After getting dressed I was surprised looking in the mirror that my face was only slightly red.

With these two technologies working together in a dual mode means that this laser targets and rejuvenates different layers of the skin, creating new collagen to tighten, tone and reduce pigmentation. This laser is adjusted according to your skin type and areas of concern. Using microablative skin resurfacing, it will reduce acne scars, pigmentation, sun damage, vascular lesions, large pores, wrinkles, uneven texture, blocked pores and capillaries. And all in just 1 treatment, with little pain and downtime. After a consultation with a doctor, we determined that this treatment would benefit my face by stimulating collagen production to reduce fine lines, plump out my skin and give it a moist radiant look. I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have any pigmentation, enlarged pores or scarring but more collagen is always a good thing. First I had to fill out a questionnaire to determine my skin type because dark skin isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t suitable for laser treatments. Being fair I was an ideal candidate for the laser treatment. Then after reading a consultation form and signing it I was escorted upstairs to the Quanta room and given a smock to change into by a nurse. She returned a few minutes later and applied a numbing cream all over my face then covered my skin with plastic to prevent the cream from drying out and left me to relax for 30 minutes. I was warned there would be some discomfort during the treatment but the cream should be adequate to keep me comfortable. The factory setting would give the greatest result but he could reduce the output if I became uncomfortable. Half an hour later two doctors came in to ask if I was ready to begin. The doctor told me if I became too uncomfortable he could reduce the output of the laser. I asked if I could wear earphones during the treatment to help me relax and stuck the ear pods in as a heavy eye mask was placed over my eyes to protect them from the laser. The plastic was peeled off my forehead and the cream was wiped off. Then the treatment began. A small instrument about the size of a square fingertip was placed on my forehead and remained for several seconds. I could feel a pulse going back and forth with a tingling sensation. Then he moved on to the next spot. He asked if I was okay. Yes, fine so far. He

The doctor advised me to stay out of the sun for the next three days and suggested I spend the rest of the afternoon in an air conditioned room to alleviate the heat. I was told not to use tap water on my face that day but use drinking water. The following day I could apply aloe vera and moisturizer and sunscreen minimum factor 30. I was told that the healing process would take 4 to 10 days and the skin would become dry and peel like after a sunburn.

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AFTERCARE OF LASER SKIN RESURFACING Depending on the problem that was treated, healing typically takes 4-10 days. Once the skin heals, patients can wear oil-free make-up to minimize redness, which usually fades in two to three months. When selecting a sunscreen, look for one specially formulated for use on the face with a sun protection factor (SPF) of 30 or higher. Patients must limit the time in the sun, especially between the hours of 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., and wear a wide-brimmed hat. It is also important to keep the new skin well moisturized. If the patient uses Retin A or glycolic acid products, he/she should be able to start using them again after about six weeks or when the doctor says they can. A week later, the dry skin has peeled off. All redness was gone by day three. Now my skin is l o o k i n g smoother, the fine lines have disappeared and my skin looks brighter and radiant. The great results were worth a bit of discomfort for a couple of days. Cocoon Medical Spa, Legion, Sunset Road (opposite McDonalds). HP/ WA: 08113882241 E: info@cocoonmedicalspa.com W: www.cocoonmedicalspa.com

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The Orange - Best way to prevent Varicose Veins And a lot more besides… As we age an awful lot of us are going to get varicose veins along with small split or thread veins around our feet and ankles. It starts when we are quite young and is usually unsightly but painless. We tend to ignore the condition until it becomes a real problem, by which time it can be a lot harder to deal with. It doesn’t happen often but if left, varicose veins or Chronic Venous Insufficiency (CVI) can progress from leg ulcers, to amputation, gangrene and death. So while you may have lots of time to address it and it may not hurt, its not something to ignore and it’s easier to solve the problem sooner than later. We are not helped by a medical profession that doesn’t really know how to prevent varicosity and doesn’t take it that seriously anyway because it is seen as part of normal ageing and seldom life-threatening. When things get bad enough, they rely on some traditional and rather drastic surgery to strip the veins from the leg. Happily there are now some more modern procedures but which are still unappealingly invasive.

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It need never come to this and it is symptomatic of all that is wrong with conventional medicine that a natural-based part-synthesised prevention and cure for CVI problems has long existed and been used successfully as medication in Europe for the past 40 years. Yet most of us are unaware of it because most doctors don’t know about it and for specialists, there’s no money in it – it’s just not what they do. This substance is called Diosmin, it is prescribed as a standard pharmaceutical intervention in Europe for chronic venous disease as well as hemorrhoids. Identified in 1925, diosmin is derived from the flavonoid, hesperidin, found in citrus rinds, most particularly from Spanish oranges. Along with the aches and disfiguration, chronic venous disease (CVD) also brings enormous expense. In the US alone, CVI is behind the loss of an approximately 2 million working days and accounts for an estimated $3 billion in health care costs. Surgery, vein stripping, and compression stockings or bandages have all been used with some degree of success to help with the symptoms of chronic venous disease. But nothing has come close to the inexpensive and effective treatment found in taking 600 mg diosmin once a day for three months. Not only does Diosmin work for varicose and split veins as well as haemerroids but has been shown to effectively reduce edema and leg swelling, and also prevent stasis and contact dermatitis, venous ulcers and hypoglycemia. It is an overall anti-inflammatory and been shown to reduce risk of cardiovascular disease and neuro-degenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s. It has no bad side effects even in very large quantities and over long periods of administration. A month’s supply containing 600mg of standardized diosmin shouldn’t cost more than US$20.00, suggested duration 3 months.

What causes varicose veins?

Many of us can be distressed by the appearance of our legs, especially those of us with visible varicose veins that can cause aching legs, swollen ankles and discoloured patches of skin. Thread veins are unsightly but don’t usually cause any medical symptoms, but are even more common; up to 84% of us have thread veins. Both conditions have the same basic cause: pressure in the vessels that return blood from the feet and legs back up to the heart. When you stand up, your heart has to pump blood against gravity and your veins contain valves to stop the blood falling back down the legs, but - if the valves don’t close properly, the blood falls back down stretching the vein wall and causing varicose veins. The same pressure can also cause smaller veins under the skin’s surface to become enlarged and more visible, giving us those thread veins.

Is it genetic, can I prevent it?

It’s true that the more relatives you have with varicose veins, the more likely you are to develop them yourself, but it’s not a reliable indicator like inheriting hair or eye colour. People who do a lot of standing seem to be more prone to it, but they may have a propensity to start with and standing just aggravated the situation. Pregnancy increases pressure on the leg veins, and can increase the likelihood of some of the valves failing, while the pregnancy hormone, progesterone, can cause the walls of the veins to become more relaxed and stretchy. There is little evidence that taking hot baths or crossing your legs

causes problem leg veins, but thread veins can appear in response to trauma. That’s why you often find them in horseriders, on the inside of their knees. And of course, they do become more prevalent with age.

Is it purely a cosmetic problem?

Thread veins are largely a cosmetic issue, but ignoring varicose veins can cause problems. A sizeable minority of people with varicose veins develop leg ulcers – painful sores that can take months to heal – at some point. Many more develop less serious symptoms, such as skin damage, or swollen ankles. Anyone whose varicose veins are causing pain, aching, heaviness, ankle swelling – or problems such as bleeding, eczema or leg ulcers – should ideally see a vascular specialist for an ultrasound. This creates a picture of how blood is flowing through the legs and will identify any damaged valves. You can watch and wait, but you should act if symptoms worsen.

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What treatments are available?

Apart for taking diosmin, which seems the obvious course of action at any stage, the standard treatment for varicose veins today is endothermal ablation – where problematic veins are closed off using heat – or failing that, foam sclerotherapy, where a chemical foam is used to destroy the vein. Surgical “stripping” of varicose veins is the more traditional and invasive method, requires a longer hospital stay and more recovery time. For those whose varicose veins are causing symptoms, compression hosiery should only be used as a permanent treatment if the other options are unsuitable. Thread veins can be treated at private clinics, where they may be injected with saline or another substance that causes the walls of the vein to collapse. Alternatively, they can be destroyed by heating them with microwaves delivered through a hair-width filament. Make sure to use a clinic that is supervised by trained medical staff.

But don’t we need our veins?

A varicose vein by definition isn’t working properly, so losing it makes no difference. There are a number of veins delivering blood back to the heart, so these will generally pick up the slack. It should be noted that unsightly veins can come back if the root cause of the problem is not identified and addressed.That’s why it’s a good idea to have the duplex ultrasound when you can. Circulatory problems are amazingly common and at huge national cost. Indeed, varicose veins alone afflict one half of all adults past middle age. The condition is so common that in the US and Great Britain it is largely accepted that the development of venous problems is just another age-related symptom of decline. Does it not make sense then to avoid the problem by taking a natural medicine for a couple of months, which is effective, without side-effects and inexpensive? Diosmin is available commercially under such trade names as Vasculera, Dio-PP, Venotec, Daflon, etc.

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on to evolve. At the end of my plan was a list of specific Bach flower remedies that could help me with my Spiritual challenge which is taming my anger.

I have often felt that there is a plan or blueprint for our souls that is a mystery to most of us. We may get clues to what this divine plan is and follow these almost blindly, never knowing with absolute surety that we are heading in the right direction -- the way which will truly foster our personal empowerment and spiritual evolution. I have been lucky enough to get a lot of guidance from my higher self or helping spirits, but many people haven’t cultivated a relationship with their higher self or have no idea how to connect with their own Spirit guides. We usually get a manual when we buy a new car, DVD player, computer, etc., but there isn’t a manual for our life, at least there wasn’t until I met Joseph Callender, an English Soul Plan practitioner who currently living in Melbourne. Soul plan has its roots in the ancient Hebrew gematria. In the second half of the last century a new set of interpretations under the tile of: ‘Numerology of Moses’ were channeled by the visionary Frank Alper, author of Discovering Atlantis. Joseph explained that people who get Soul Plans are often stuck in their lives and they want some confirmation about which direction to go or they want to find out why they are stuck. Often people want to know what their life purpose is, and feel a strong urge to seek out information about this. Many times people have a vague idea of their life purpose, but can’t fully see it, so the Soul Plan can remind them of things they have forgotten and what they might need to know in order to go forward in their lives. “Our soul plan can help us learn about the energies that we are holding or have, as well as what energies we are trying to master. We can discover what effects all these energies have on our own lives and others. The result of a Soul Plan is to essentially assist people from moving out of victimhood into becoming students. When you get initiated with a soul

plan it’s like activating an awakening within your soul,” said Joseph. He mentioned that some systems believe that the soul is a fractal energy that goes over 50 dimensions and is all pervading. In other traditions, the Soul is also believed to be the deities that people experience. There are multiple levels of Soul, that one can experience. The soul has a Soul, called the “Oversoul” and others say that the oversoul has an oversoul. Joseph mentioned he has met clients, whose oversouls have simultaneously incarnated, as separate beings for maximum Spiritual evolution. The oversoul creates the experiences for this particular incarnation, and the energies that it gifts you contain the vibrations of your soul and your experiences in this life. For my own reading, I was surprised by how comprehensive and accurate my Soul Plan was, as it was constructed solely from my birth name. According to Joseph, as a Spirit, I would have chosen my parents and my birth name.There are 22 energies in this system which are illustrated with an upper triangle and a downward triangle that resemble the Star of David. The downward triangle represents your first 35 years and symbolizes your worldly aspects: worldly challenges, worldly talents and worldly goals. The upper triangle represents the next 35 years your life and the associated Spiritual aspects: Spiritual goals, Spiritual talents and Spiritual challenges. In the center of the illustration is a silhouette of a human with ‘Soul Destiny’ and a pair of numbers with two associated symbols. Each aspect of my plan had number pairs with symbols which all carry an energy and a frequency. When these are deciphered, it is akin to unlocking an aspect of your soul. My Soul Plan confirmed that I was already living my soul destiny as a Spiritual teacher and healer. It also showed me my Spiritual challenges and what I needed to work

My Soul reading concluded with a beautiful healing in which I was guided into a deeply relaxed state. During this time Joseph tunes into the heart which is the gateway to the soul, and he asked Great Spirit to present my soul blueprint. Then he removed several blockages in my field from other lifetimes, actually pinpointing a blockage in my left ear which I had never told him about that went back many lifetimes. Joseph concluded the session with reading a special Soul message just for me which was programmed into my subconscious. Throughout the session I felt like I was floating high above my physical body. It was a very similar feeling to being in a deep state of hypnosis. For me, the experience of receiving my Soul Plan was very enlightening and empowering. I believe that getting clarity about my Spiritual and worldly talents, as well as my Spiritual challenges, will greatly assist me as I move forward in my life. As we come to a deeper understanding about our soul destiny, we are able to fully live our truth which is the key to our happiness. For more information about ‘Soul Plans’, please visit Joseph’s website at: www.embodiedsoul.com.au

Pathways to Healing the Body, Mind & Spirit

By Michele Cempaka

Michele has lived on Bali since 2002. She incorporates the indigenous practices of Bali and other cultures into her Shamanic practice, and also utilizes a variety of healing modalities such as Reiki, Energy Psychology, Hypnotherapy, Transformational Coaching and her own healing modality called ETRCC, ‘Emotional Therapy for Reiki Chakra Clearing’. She offers private healing sessions and retreats on and off Bali. Michele dedicates her life to offering tools for empowerment and healing for all those who are ready and willing to transform their lives. www.spiritweaverjourneys.com For questions or comments about this article, please email: mcempaka@gmail.com

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WHAT IS A WEED? ‘Dear Garden Dr., I see that you mentioned dandelions in the last article, it sparked some old time childhood memories of blowing the seeds off and watching them float away in the wind - thanks for that! It also revived another memory of mine from my long departed dear grandfather. He said that many moons ago some people used to pull grass out of their own lawns to make room for dandelions, chickweed, chamomile and other useful so-called weeds (that I have now forgotten the names of) and I don’t doubt it. While I know that dandelion root ‘coffee’ has become somewhat popular these days what are the other uses and useful weeds if you know of any? Debra Moore, Bali.’ Common name: Dandelion Scientific name: Taraxacum officinale Dandelions and its uses you ask? Well let’s just say that I could go on all day extolling the virtues of this magnificent plant, which is all too often mistakenly identified as a ‘weed’. And now it is bottled and sold as a healthy substitute or alternative to coffee...who would have thought? And as for any other useful ‘weeds’ I am quite sure there have been entire books written on the subject. There are probably even books solely devoted to the beauty and usefulness of dandelion alone, I could be wrong...but I doubt it! A weed is generally a term used for a plant that is growing where it shouldn’t be, or where someone doesn’t want it to be. What or who determines whether a plant is a weed? A weed is usually in the eye of the beholder. So one man’s weed could be another man’s lunch! That brings me to my next point.....what would a Frenchman have to say about all of this? The French have been known to soak their dandelion greens in salt water brine before cooking them and eating them just like spinach. Those leaves were perceived to resemble the teeth of a lion, so they named it ‘dente de lion’...later becoming ‘dandelion’ in English, As kids we used to blow the puffy seed ball and watch with excitement as the tiny feathery parachutes floated off gracefully on the breeze. Folklore dictated that you had to blow them off all in one go......and that would make your dream come true.

Now what a special weed is that! It could easily convince children to do its bidding by making a game of spreading the seed. But really, all it needed was a moderate breeze and the ‘parachutes’ could fly for miles and miles. Even as an adult I often pick a seed head and shake it off watching with glee as the star like seeds spread far and wide - knowing in just a few short months that I will have a fresh crop of greens. But wait there’s more! The beautiful bright yellow flowers will attract the bees and other pollinator’s too, benefiting the entire garden. So far we have found that you can eat it, play with it, even attract bees with it......look at the benefits already, and we’ve barely even gotten started. That is really some weed! It’s almost curious that dandelion is even considered a weed by some. Ralph Waldo Emerson an American philosopher and poet famously stated – ‘What is a weed? A plant whose virtues have not yet been discovered’. Well all I know is that the virtues of the dandelion were discovered long ago.... and thankfully for those that forgot they are being rediscovered all over again! It has a multitude of uses and is full of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. Herbalists use dandelion root as a liver stimulant and as a tonic to cleanse the blood. The vitamin rich leaves are a useful addition to any diet. Pick the leaves and eat them fresh, steamed, stir-fried or added fresh to any salad that requires leafy greens. They are one of the most nutritionally dense greens you could ever hope to eat. Dandelion leaves are rich in vitamins A, B, C, E, and several other minerals including iron, calcium, and potassium. The flowers can even be fried or baked into a loaf of bread.

It is an anti-inflammatory and is thought to be of assistance to arthritis sufferers, to treat gout, and rheumatic pain. Dandelion contains Inulin which converts to fructose in the presence of hydrochloric acid in the stomach. Fructose forms glycogen in the liver without requiring insulin, resulting in a slower blood sugar rise, which makes it ideal for diabetics. The root is famously used as a coffee substitute. Cut, wash and dry, then slowly roast the roots in the oven until they resemble a coffee like colour. Crush and grind when ready to use. Dandelion root coffee is healthy alternative especially for the digestive system. Other so called ‘weeds’ that are often mistaken for dandelion but nevertheless just as useful are: Scientific name: Sonchus oleraceus Common name: Sow Thistle Scientific name: Hypochaeris radicata Common Name: Catsear, Flat Weed or False Dandelion Both of these plants are commonly identified as weeds and are closely related to the dandelion, and in fact often mistaken for it. Even better they likewise have many similar health benefits, and are used in similar ways. Chances are dandelion is growing right in your own backyard, and if not likely nearby... go for a stroll. If you spot the distinctive seed head pull it off, bag it, bring it home and then shake it out into a pot or direct into the garden. If you are out foraging for fresh greens in wild fields remember to avoid areas where it is likely that pesticide might be sprayed such as public parks and along roadways.

A tisane or tea can be made from either the root or leaf and is said to be beneficial to cleanse the liver and thus detox the whole body. Boil a handful of leaves or a tablespoon of

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SWEATING LIKE A PIG

This balancing point is known as the “Dew Point” and we can calculate the Dew Point for any combination of air temperature and level of humidity.

Rumour has it that Winston Churchill once said “I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up at us, cats look down at us but pigs treat us as equals.” In fact we are not equal, pigs don’t sweat very much at all.

So what is the point of all this seemingly irrelevant information? Well if we want to live in a comfortable environment it is a good idea to manage the humidity as well as the temperature of the air. This is particularly important for people who run hotels or hire out villas.

Last week we talked about insulation to help keep ourselves cool but insulation can provide other benefits: • It can provide insulation against noise. • It can help us to control humidity. Humidity? Now there’s a thing. Humidity is always all around us, we can’t see it but we don’t have to fall in the fountain after a belly full of beer on a Saturday night to know that it’s there now do we? As we all know humidity can be a big problem when you live in the tropics. It grows bugs, it rots our woodwork, we get condensation on our walls, our clothes go mouldy in the wardrobe (leather is particularly vulnerable) and it can play havoc with electronic equipment and camera lenses. Leave a laptop or a smartphone for only a couple of weeks and they are often rendered about as useful as a three legged racehorse (I know someone who keeps betting on those). Humidity also has a considerable effect on how comfortable we feel. You know the feeling, you wake up in the night bathed in sweat. Some hours before you were cold and had switched the air conditioner off. Our physical comfort is determined not only by the temperature but also by the humidity of the air around us. Remember those times when it doesn’t seem very hot but we are dripping with sweat or other times when the air is cool but seems so dry that our lips start to dry up and crack. This is, in fact, all related to the balance of the temperature and humidity of the air, a balance that determines the “Dew Point”.

All that water has to do to evaporate is to collect enough heat from anything around it to change it from water into water vapour. As the water absorbs heat so it makes anything it is in contact with colder. This is, of course, the natural way our bodies keep cool, when we get hot, we sweat, our bodies lash a bit of water out onto our skin which evaporates and cools us down. Apart from the tweets all very obvious and straightforward so far. 2. Now as water evaporates and the water vapour mixes with the air the moisture content rises, the humidity of the air increases. Eventually there comes a point when the air can’t hold anymore moisture, it is full, it is saturated. This is, of course, 100% humidity and no more water can evaporate. This causes us a little bit of a problem (to say the least) because, when the air around us is fully saturated it can’t take any more moisture so our sweat cannot evaporate, our bodies can’t cool us down and we overheat. The higher the humidity level and the harder it is for us to sweat and to cool ourselves down. 3. There is something else we need to know - hot air can hold more water vapour than cold air. If we heat the air up a bit it can hold more water vapour. Let us consider that we have a room that is at a temperature of 25ºC and with 100% humidity. If we now heat the room up to 30ºC the room can hold more water vapour and so the humidity is now less that 100%, it is in fact only at a humidity level of 74.63% and so more water can evaporate until once again it reaches 100%. The level of humidity is directed related to the temperature of the air and so we call the humidity level “Relative Humidity”. I can sense a few eyes starting to glaze over (mine are) so let’s have a cup of coffee and see if we can stay awake a bit longer. 4. Alright so once again we have a room at 100% humidity. Now if we cool the room down the opposite will happen, the air can’t hold as much water vapour so some of the vapour must turn back into water, it condenses, and we end up with dew. 5. Now let us consider that the room is at 30ºC with a 60% relative humidity. We cool the room down, the room can’t hold as much water vapour so the humidity starts to rise. Eventually when we get down to a certain temperature (around 21ºC) the relative humidity will reach 100%. This is a balancing point - if we raise the temperature the humidity will drop but if we reduce the temperature dew will form.

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Comfort Levels Our body’s natural built in temperature control involves 2 systems. If we are cold we burn energy to produce heat to heat ourselves up. If we are hot we perspire, we exude water which evaporates and causing cooling of our skin. As we have said our body’s ability to keep cool is dependant on the rate of evaporation which is directly affected by the relative humidity of the air around us.

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We can now see that breezes and fans work by driving a steady flow of drier air over our bodies which accelerates the evaporation of our perspiration and cools us down quicker. But we can also see that the closer we get to the dew point the less effective fans and breezes will be.

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As we have said the dew point considers both the temperature and the relative humidity and we can determine how comfortable we will be at different dew points.

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1. When we heat water up to 100ºC it evaporates and turns into water vapour (yes we all know that). But water, of course, doesn’t have to reach 100ºC to evaporate. Water is trying to evaporate all the time thank goodness. When we wash the dishes we stack them up to dry and the water on them evaporates. My poor old mother with six boisterous sons dirtying clothes faster than a politician can fire off tweets fully understood the advantages of a bit of evaporation (and, before you ask, evaporation is not a hoax promoted by the Chinese so they can sell dehumidifiers).

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In the above table find the room temperature from the left hand column and the relative humidity column along the bottom, where these meet will give you the dew point. For example, at a temperature of 25ºC and a relative humidity of 55%, the dew point is 15.33ºC, this is in the light green zone. The light green colour tells us how comfortable this dew point should be. • Below 10ºC (the blue area) is dry, we might wake up with scratchy eyes and our lips may start to dry up and crack. • A Dew Point of 10 to 15ºC (green) is very comfortable. • 15 to 18ºC (light green) is still comfortable. • 20ºC (yellow) is alright. • Once we get to 21 to 24ºC (orange) we start getting uncomfortable. • 24 to 26ºC (red) is very uncomfortable. • Over 26ºC becomes severely uncomfortable and possibly deadly for asthma sufferers. Notes: • If you have lived on hot climates for many years or if you are sitting in a breeze or by a fan you will probably be able to take a couple of colours higher before you start to feel uncomfortable. • Guests from colder climates will probably prefer the green zones. To be most comfortable we need to aim for a Dew Point of around 12ºC when our natural temperature controls can work most effectively so, if the room temperature is 24ºC, you will be most comfortable at a Relative Humidity of around 47%.

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We manage humidity by designing appropriate insulation and ventilation for our houses and through careful use of fans, air conditioners and dehumidifiers. And this we can talk about another day. I hear you snoring.

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GUITARLO by Arlo Hennings How can a memoirist put 60 years of his life into a 328page book? In his memoir Guitarlo, Arlo Hennings ¿nds himself equal to the task by portraying himself as a sympathetic, fearless and daring character living a remarkable life. Like Ulysses, he is an unlikely anti-hero thrust upon journeys to defy the Gods and win or lose over and over again. His writing is equally as fearless and experimental using a hipster music industry vocabulary, daring syllogisms and unique mode of expression that de¿es pigeonholing. Tom Robbins wrote that only famous people should write memoirs. Hennings isn’t famous but the sheer span of time, space and range of humanity he covers in post-modern America is in itself a unique spin on the memoir genre. From attending the ¿rst Rainbow Family gathering in Colorado in 1972 and stumbling into three days of peace, love and music at Woodstock to meeting Dennis Banks of the American Indian Movement and witnessing South Africa’s ¿rst free all-race election in 1994, he always seems to ¿nd himself in the middle of the main currents of his time. The ¿rst two thirds of Guitarlo is about the author’s personal life and career as a music manager and impresario leading up to his leap of faith in starting a new life to Indonesia. The last third of the book, beginning with the chapter “Welcome to the Bud,” takes place on Bali and in his Javanese wife’s home village of Pasuruan in East Java and in Yogyakarta in central Java. The writer chose the memoir format because the truth mattered to him. He didn’t need to create a ¿ctional world when his own life’s experiences were extraordinary enough. But this is not a self-indulgent memoir as is true of many published recently. Far too frequently boomers insist on self-publishing their lackluster and boring life stories. Just because it happened doesn’t make it interesting. Each story of the 29 stories is about multiple events - divorce, cancer, death, travels, etc. No single event propels the narration. At the end there is no ¿nal resolution, just more eager and hopeful struggle ahead. Mature and city wise beyond his years, at 15 Hennings ran away from his parents’ contentious and ¿nancially insecure marriage for a life on the gritty streets of Minneapolis. He fell in with drug-crazed counter-cultural renegades, narrowly escapes a lynching by redneck farmers and gets picked up by a busload of hippies. The collapse of his own marriage leads to a period of restlessness and physical problems. Following attempts at a normal life as a dental mechanic and travelling salesman, he discovers a talent for managing rock and roll bands that takes him to the heart of the American music industry and ultimately on tours to South Africa. Hennings doesn’t hold much back. Facing an uncertain future due to Hepatitis C, you get the feeling that he wants to come clean, to unburden himself and leave a permanent record of his disadvantaged childhood, his lack of any sense of identity and self-worth and his brutally frank assessments of musicians that he has represented. Hennings was at the very center of the revolutionary counterculture movement of 1960s and 1970s. His recollections of the high-Àying world of rock and roll are fascinating. He faults Stephen Stills for ruining a Crosby, Nash & Stills tour by getting stoned and then breaking his nose in a bathroom. Throughout the book he encounters famous people of the era (Wavy Gravy, Ravi Shankar, Shawn Phillips). While hitching from Minneapolis to Woodstock, he meets Hunter S. Thompson and climbs aboard the same Magic Bus driven by the Merry Pranksters who were made famous by Tom Wolfe in The Electric Kool Aid Acid Test. Hennings’ ¿rst-hand accounts and anecdotes of a tumultuous era resonate with a unique voice and are narrated at a quick pace that entices the reader. Although the episodes of his life in Indonesia do not match the lyrical quality, the confessional power, the anguish and emotional force of the

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book’s ¿rst chapters, he employs a probing writer’s eye, the sensibility of a novelist and a ¿nely tuned sense of absurdity and irony. It was never his plan to go to Bali, ¿nd himself and write a book. His rude introduction to the island on the drive from the airport up to Ubud was inauspicious - the stiÀing heat, the traf¿c congestion, the endless roadside art shops, the tawdry all-pervading commercialism - but his escape to Bali was to change his life forever. He settles into the trendy New Age Ubud scene, taking up residence in a hilly area overlooking a deep river valley ironically next door to where Elizabeth Gilbert of Eat, Pray, Love fame lived. He eventually comes to grips with his newly adopted home, its culture, language and strange customs. A litany of the typical woes of foreigners building in Bali follows-disappointments with contractors, shoddy unprofessional work, workers starting late, not showing up and not being paid, run-ins with batty neighbors, etc. He teaches music and makes an erstwhile attempt to open a hip eco-smart guesthouse. Though his professional skills and background are all his own, his experiences mirror those of many newcomers to Bali and he has to learn many of the same lessons. In a short three years, the island teeming with tourists and expats, he observes the enormous changes taking place as his neighborhood travels to the new century. At last fully embracing his new island home, he meets a Javanese woman through an online dating site. We read about surprising twists and turns: his digression into new-age spiritualism, becoming an unwitting witness in a murder case of a kind English teacher, the subsequent sale of his property that the tragedy triggers, his wedding in East Java and in 2015 ¿nding a new life in Yogya, the City of Artists where he opened a successful digital recording studio.

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He reaches his full literary stride with sparkling, analytical, often blistering portraits of various personalities he meets – backpacking yoga teachers, the absurd dingbat 67-year-old landlady, the gorgeous black goddess with a southern drawl, the alcoholic yet sympathetic Dutch painter, his instructive Balinese housekeeper, his svelte and loving Javanese girlfriend, the miserly and complaining Russian acupuncturist, the metaphysical chiropractor, the unpretentious and generous-hearted gardener, the wrinkled grandmother who lays out the morning offerings. His descriptive gifts extend also to the natural and supernatural worlds – poison-spitting frogs, malevolent jungle spirits and supernatural phantoms inhabiting the surrounds of his villa. Hennings is an endearing rogue who burrows deep into his being and shares his strengths and faults without Àinching. The book’s honesty and its characters and anecdotes maintain the right balance between passion and truth. The story he tells is bigger than all its sad and happy parts. Not just a personal history of six decades of his life, Guitarlo is also a travelogue, social commentary, spiritual journey and journalistic chronicle of American pop music history.

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Byrd House Cocktail Pairing Dinner (10 December) Food and drink events are always a very special treat and come up from time to time in the Bali calendar of must attend events. This is an exclusive 5 course cocktail pairing dinner featuring Chef in Red Renee and Tanjung’s best Indonesian recipes. Delights include sate lilit a traditional Balinese fish sate which is simply scrumptious. Other dishes include kare udang a delicious prawn curry and another Indonesian favourite, rendang an amazing beef curry cooked slowly in a coconut sauce. What I love about Indonesian food is that despite each dish and its common ingredients the outcome can be quite different and equally as tasty. The cocktail pairing is creative and distinctive with flavours used including cinnamon, coconut and ginger to pair nicely with each course. There may still be places available if you are lucky. I would get on the phone and book your place as this is going to be an amazing evening for food lovers. Segara Village Hotel is also offering a generous discount of 15% off their room rate for guests at the cocktail pairing evening. Cost : IDR999,000 Where : Segara Village Beach Club, Sanur Prominade, Sanur Contact : 288407 www.segaravillage.com

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There Th are so many festive events happening around town all offering the full traditional Christmas din dinners, Christmas Eve dinners, carols and all that makes a perfect Christmas. If you don’t want s to stay home of course. I have selected one of many Christmas events with a Christmas by the seashore. For the southern hemisphere readers a hot Christmas is the norm but for the northhemi hemisphere readers who are not used to a sunny Christmas Bali is the place to be to avoid those cold, frosty mornings when you just do not want to get out of bed when it is so dark and the days are so short. A Christmas by the seashore with a wonderful seasonal buffet and Christmas tunes with the house DJ. While parents enjoy their festive dinner, the children are invited to join Santa and his helpers at the D Deli for a special kids buffet with a screening of Christmas movies and free flow popcorn. This sounds llike the perfect opportunity for children to get into the Christmas mood.

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: 5 pm – 10 pm : IDR 568++ (with wine) IDR368,000 ++ (buffet only) IDR 184,000 ++ (buffet only for children aged 6 – 12) IDR 285,000 ++ (dinner, Santa and movies) Where : Padma Hotel, Jl Padma No 1, Legian Contact : 752 111 ext. 1511/1512 dining.legian@padmahotels.com www.PadmaHotels.com

Christmas Party Bazaar (10 December) Christmas is a truly wonderful time for children. I did read in some tabloid from the UK that we shouldn’t be ‘lying’ about Santa Claus but it is one of the magical parts about Christmas for the little ones and certainly for the child in adults. This is going to be a lovely morning for the children and the young at heart hosted by Skoebi-do Child Care Centre. A special visit by Santa Claus himself will be the highlight together with games, activities and shows. Drinks and lunch are included in the cost. Do bring a wrapped present clearly labelled with your child’s name for Santa time. It is going to be a lovely part of the lead up to Christmas for the children who I am sure are so very excited! An event not to be missed if you have children! When : 10 am – 1 pm Cost : IDR 135,000 (Skoebi-do child) IDR 155,000 (public) Where : Warung D’Sawa, Jl Raya Kerobokan No 17, Kerobokan Contact : 085 103152058 087 861524274

Home Growers Market (27 December) Balinese markets are an abundance of colours, smells and sounds and hustle and bustle with an amazing variety of fruits and vegetables and so very fresh! This is a lovely event and something different to do in the routine of life. After breakfast you will be taken to experience the sights and sounds of Klungkung market a traditional market in East Bali. After that it is time to create some traditional Balinese dishes using the Ulekan a traditional Balinese pestle and mortar a must kitchen gadget if you or your maid cooks Indonesian food. It is a great opportunity to learn how to cook Balinese cuisine which start with Bumbu Bali a Balinese spice paste a concoction of delicious spices. One of my favourites is Bumbu Kacang which translates as peanut sauce and of course the firm, famous and favourite dish nasi goring which should be known globally as simply fried rice. Sate ayam is another amazing dish and here with a Balinese twist. The cooking will be served as lunch with a chance to savor the tastes of Balinese cuisine a cuisine that the world should really know about. It is a wonderful way to learn the secrets of Balinese cuisine with likeminded people. When : 6.45 am Cost : IDR 975,000++ per person Where : Desa Manggis, Jl Buitan, Karangasem Contact : 36341011 manggis@alilahotels.com

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Kirtan Music & Mantra Workshop (10 December) Desa Seni is hosting another opportunity to hear the healing power of the sacred sound of ancient Mantras and Kirtan music, part of Bhakti Yoga. A hands-on workshop in the use of Mantras, chanting and instrumental arrangements for Kirtan sessions will be the focus of the day. No musical experience is required just an interest for devotional music. When : 9.30 – 12.30 Cost : IDR435,000 Where : Desa Seni, Jl Subak Sari, No 13, Canggu Contact : info@desaseni.com www.desaseni.com

Secret Garden (10 – 11 December) This is a chance to drive up to another beautiful area of Bali, Tabanan and enjoy the winding roads and rice paddy views as you reach the end of Canggu and on into Westt t, Bali. The music is going to be fabulous with a great line up of performers and music. An art, ts food and fashion market will enable guests to enjoy a bite to eat and a bit of shopping. Tickets are available at Alfamart. Cost : IDR200,000 (2 day pass) Where : Secret Garden, Jl. Raya Denpasar Bedugul KM. 36 Tabanan Contact : info@secretgarden.co.id www.secretgarden.co.id

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For Sale; Black granite size: 1pc 2.10m x 0.75m, 2pcs 1.60m x 0.40m, 11pcs 0.85 x 0.30m, 10pcs 0.80m x 0.12m, and many more mixed sizes. Left over from my project. Contact 0813 3863 4748. Kerobokan. [069]

This is Party Food! And gorgeous to the eye. It’s so much fun to create with the colors and tastes of the ingredients. This list is just for inspiration - use what you like or come up with some of your own taste combinations. The secret is to start a few days before you want to serve the crostini so when you are ready to assemble, everything is ready to slap, spread, sprinkle, or insert.

Ingredients: - 1 fresh baguette - 1 cup homemade ricotta cheese (see recipe: http://baliadvertiser.biz/basicricotta-cheese-2/) - ½ cup yogurt cheese or Greek yogurt (see recipe: http://baliadvertiser.biz/ yogurt_cheese/) - 1 cup roasted baby tomatoes - 1 package of smoked marlin (or other smoked fish) - 1 Tbl. capers - 10 fresh strawberries, cut in half - 2 Tbl. fresh dill weed - 10 pigeon eggs - hard boiled, shelled and sliced - 10 basil leaves - 1 Tbl. za’atar (see recipe: http:// baliadvertiser.biz/zaatar/) - 2 Tbl. tapenade (see recipe:http:// baliadvertiser.biz/tapenade/) - 1 Tbl olive oil - 1 Tbl. balsamic vinegar Directions: Assemble all the ingredients in front of you so they are ready to use. Slice the baguette about 1 cm thick into as many pieces as you can get from the baguette. On half the slices slather on a base of ricotta cheese. On the other half slather on the yogurt cheese.

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Onto the ricotta slices top with these combinations or use your imagination: Roasted baby tomatoes, fresh basil leaf, and a thread of olive oil. Smoked marlin, caper and a sprig of dill weed Sliced egg, a drizzle of olive oil and a sprig of dill weed Onto the yogurt cheese slices top with: Strawberries and a drizzle of balsamic vinegar Tapenade and za’atar The tapenade and za’atar can also go on the eggs or the tomatoes. Mix it up! As you can see this lends itself to all kinds of ingredients: cold cooked asparagus, carrots, or green beans, anchovy, sun dried tomatoes, olives, chopped chives and shallots, roasted garlic, brie or other cheese, and chutney and whatever you have in your pantry that is good sprinkled or slathered. Bon Appetit!

Food Glorious Food By Ayu Spicy

Delicious International Dishes

(Indonesian Language Version available at www.baliadvertiser.biz)

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. Copyright © 2016 Ayu Spicy You can read all past articles of Food Glorious Food at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz NC/R/I-07 Dec 16

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Restaurant & Food

07 December - 20 December, 2016

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All the Way from Paris! L’Assiette Bali may not be as iconic as the original on Rue du Chateau in Paris, but neither is it as expensive. In fact for quality French cuisine L’Assiette Bali is very reasonably priced. Totally French, it is refreshingly different from the many French influenced restaurants of Bali, this one is just plain, simple, French! The restaurant is in two parts. Inside is very rustic, re-cycled wood has been used for the walls and furniture, the large tables well spaced for ultimate privacy, a relaxed setting. The rear garden is a surprise. Separate and again well spaced, are a series of small alcoves, presenting very private dining. In between the alcoves are immaculate gardens. At the rear a few more tables on the covered terrace, in front of the small gallery. This garden area is ideal for small intimate parties and gatherings, or just a romantic one for two. The restaurant, surprisingly, is open from early morning [9.30 a.m.]. No real breakfast menu but there is a special lunch menu [many dishes are also on the dinner menu]. Other items are more suitable for daytime snacks or light meals such as Egg Mimosa which is boiled egg with mayonnaise. That all-time favourite French snack, Croque Monsieur [toasted ham and cheese sandwich] is here as well as many healthy salads; Piemontaise [potato, tomato, boiled egg, gherkin & ham], Nicoise [mixed salad with tuna, black olive, green beans, tomato & onion] and Perigord [mixed salad with confit duck gizzards, duck breast and poached egg]. Other starters include Terrine de Campagne, Rillettes de Canard or Salmon Tartar. All are served with gherkin in the side and farm house bead. Many dishes that are available here are not seen elsewhere in Bali. Daytime mains include a French version of regular English Pub fare, Shepherd’s Pie. But instead of the base being minced lamb this one is excellent crunchy shredded duck confit, a dish often served in France during the Christmas festive season, but available here all year long. Very good, but served very hot so it goes well whilst sipping a light lunch wine. Other lunch specials can be Chicken in tarragon cream, Grilled Snapper with tartare, Sauteed Prawns in ginger and soja or a Vegetarian Lasagna. Many mains are available on both menus; Beef Tartar, T-Bone Steaks and the Swiss Fondue Bourguignonne. A small well priced [only Rp.170,000++] set menu, available for both lunch and dinner, is one that begins with your

choice of Egg Cocotte Spring Onion or a Home-made Terrine, followed by a sorbet then the wonderful Chicken Confit, finishing with the Dessert du Chef. Just try to find a classic 3 course French meal anywhere else in the world for $15…no chance! A super special, available all day, is just titled Special of the Chef, meat lovers take note! Quality beef tenderloin is roasted RARE, slices of which are served cold on a board with a small mixed salad, French fries and a pots of mustard [pictured]. Perfect! The dinner menu includes so many French classics. Oeuf Cocotte aux Girolles is such, an egg with girolles mushroom and cream, baked in a small terrine, perfect! The Duck Foie Gras is semi-cooked, and served cold on toasted bread. The Specialty of the chef is Truffe Noire Entiere en Chausson, a whole black truffle in pastry. If you feel like a soup that is really a main course then you can not go past the Mediterranean special of Bouillabaisse. Other seafood dishes include their Grilled Salmon [in a creamy lemon sauce] and the Chef’s special of Crisp Almond Fish. The ‘catch of the day’ is just pan seared and served a la Provencale, with capers, black olives, basil and garlic in white wine. Evening mains include Duck Confit or a Duck Breast in green peppercorn sauce. There are many beef options, prime steaks done many ways, with béarnaise, green or black peppercorns, etc. The alltime special is the rare roasted beef tenderloin, coated with foie gras, wrapped in puff pastry then oven-baked. Fine cuisine at its best!

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de Fromage Brebis, and more wine, then Assiette gourmande. Close your eyes and you will think you have been dining in Paris, look at your check and you will know it has actually been in Bali. L’Assiette is a quality French restaurant, in relaxed surroundings, and at very reasonable prices. As they say in the Guides Michelin….certainly worth a detour! The garden setting here can only be in Bali, the food can only be from Paris!

QUICK REVIEW Restaurant

: L’Assiette.

Address

: Jl. Mertanadi 29, Kerobokan.

Telephone

: 735.840.

Open

: 9.30 a.m. to 10 30 p.m. [closed Sundays].

Non-smoking Area

: Yes.

Smoking Area

: Yes, in garden area.

Parking

: Small area at front.

Price

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

Credit Cards

: Visa, Mastercard, AMEX.

Food

: French.

Wine

: Good list.

Service

: Friendly, knowledgeable.

Atmosphere

: Very relaxed, with style.

Overall

: A night in Paris!

Finish with a Cheese Platter [Brebis, Comte & Roquefort], a Duo of Crème Brulees or the most perfect Profiteroles I have ever tasted, A plate of three round, so light, puffs, stuffed with cream and topped with chocolate, a world apart from the usual commercial variety,,,, a must try! Two interesting degustation menus are available; one titled simply, French, and the other, just Seafood. Both menus begin with an Amuse Bouche, and each food offering comes with a matching wine. If you fancy a seafood night then this option is perfect. The Seafood option starts with Scallop Ravioles, followed by Salmon Tartar, then a Sorbet of lime and vodka before the main, Crispy Almond Fish. Assiette de Fromage Compte and Dessert du Chef completes the experience. The French selection begins with that Egg Cocotte with girolles, followed by a Truffle Pastry. A sorbet of orange and cointreau refreshes the taste buds before the main course, Beef Tenderloin and foie gras in puff pastry. This dish commands a glass of Beringer. Finish with cheese, Assiette

Copyright © 2016 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.

NEW YEAR’S EVE DINNER

Update

New Year’s Eve Dinner is available at many Bali restaurants, outside of the hotels. Usually a grand party night shared by regulars of that restaurant and the visitors of the day. The following is a broad selection of special menus from different areas, and at a range of prices. Bookings are normally essential. Price [Rp….] is per person, food only unless otherwise stated. If restaurant also offers their normal a la carte menu as well, then ALC is used. Special Prices for children [SPC], if proceedings extend after 1.00 a.m., then XH is used. NYD denotes a set menu on New Year’s Day, as well. Where gluten free dishes have been defined they are marked [g/f].

Kerobokan Happy Chappy : [NYE, NYD, All dishes are priced separately and all are Rp. ++, ALC]. Special dishes for the festive season.. King Prawn Cocktail, classic sauce, avocado, lemon [135,000 3 pieces, 260,000 6 pieces], Live Oysters from Totten Inlet Western Australia, served with chilli-passion fruit caviar [60,000 per each], Boston Lobster Bao, New England style mayo, cuca melon pickles with homemade tobasco [140,000], Live Boston Lobster, cooked either Cantonese style with spring onion, ginger and shaoxing

ENTRÉE: Choice of…Seared King Ocean Scallops (gf) Serrana

Scallops [green asparagus, saffron veloute, wild rice risotto] OR

soil, apple, blood orange.Grilled Bali Organic Quail (gf) Almond

Grilled US Wagyu Beef Tenderloin [mashed garbanzo bean,

cream, mangosteen, duck jamon, white truffle oil. King Prawn

morel mushroom, masala glaze]. Dessert; Valrhona chocolate,

Cocktail (gf) Avocado, horseradish mayonnaise, spiced tomato

Granny Smith apple tatin, vanilla cream. Cheese: Selection with

puree, frisee salad. Roasted Beetroot Salad (v) (gf) manchego

dried figs, toasted walnut, grapes and table crackers. 3 Course

cream, crisp arugula, hazel nuts, balsamic glaze. Tempura

Dinner - Amuse [poached Tasmanian salmon, crisp eggplant chip

Zucchini Flower, stuffed with herb goats cheese, apple salad.

in basil infused olive oil]. Appetizer: Seared Foie Gras [green

Duo of Tartare, Tasmanian Salmon, Yellow Fin Tuna, wasabi

grapes, crushed pink peppercorns]. Main: Pan-fried Sea Bass

mayo, yuzu gel. Blue Swimmer Crab Ravioli, citrus cream and

Fillet and Japanese Scallops [green asparagus, saffron veloute,

lemn sauce. MAIN COURSE: Choice of …Grilled Rock Lobster

wild rice risotto] OR Grilled US Wagyu Beef Tenderloin, buttered

Tail, swimmer crab ravioli, fennel, citrus & lemon beurre blanc.

baby vegetables, mashed garbanzo beans, morel mushroom,

Risoni (v) (gf) Wild mushrooms, oven dried tomatoes, Italian

masala glaze. Dessert - Valrhona Chocolate, Granny Smith Apple Tatin, Vanilla Cream. Cheese selection, Dried figs, Toasted Walnut, Grapes, Table Crackers. [Tel. 288.011]

wine OR with fresh green peppercorn ‘bisque’ and lobster scallop dumplings [120,000 per 100gm, av weight 450 gms]. BBQ Pork

Bima Stage @ Prama :

Platter, baby back ribs, crispy belly and knuckle, served with 3 sauces [295,000 enough for 3-4 persons]. Baby Back Pork Ribs,

[NYE Rp. 675,000++, SPC Rp. 340,000++ Under 13] Appetizers:

cooked Hong Kong style with sticky soy sauce [265,000 full rack,

Gado-gado, Ayam Roulade, Lumpia Udang, assorted sambals.

145,000 half]. [Tel: 474.1959]

Mains: Served with Nasi Putih, Merah or Kuning and Sayur Lodeh, Bakwan Jagung, Perkedel Kentang, Rendang Daging,

South Kuta / Tuban

Sate Sapi & Lilit, Ayam Taliwang, Pepes Tahu Ikan Asin, Lobster Panggang, Ikan Kakap Acar Kuning and Tumis Kangkung.

Boardwalk @ Bali Garden :

Dessert: Janjanan Pasar, Buah Seagr. [Tel: 288.011] Cocoon Beach - Legian

[NYE, Rp. 395,000++, ALC].

Pan-seared

Coquiles

St.

Jacque,

pancetta

riesling

foam,

edamame,

pumpkin

herbs, grana padano. Char-grilled Black Angus Eye Fillet, oxtail croquette, leek soubise, peppercorns. Sea Bass [g/f] lemon, mint,

basil,

fennel

salad,

lyonnaise

potatoes.

Chicken

Saltimbocca, thigh filled with prosciutto, aragula, cauliflower

coulis

fondue, mushrooms and shallots. Roasted Duck [g/f] Asian style,

and white wine emulsion.

hoisin, sautéed greens, soy, fried rice. DESSERT: choice of….

Potato & Spinach, with

White Chocolate Creme Brulee, berry biscotti, raspberry jelly.

tobiko and green live

The Oasis Coconut & white chocolate sago, mango gel, young

mussels.

Chop

coconut granite. Chocolate Parfait, pineapple gel, macadamia,

grilled Australian

double vanilla ice cream. Mini Donuts, filled with strawberry jam

Trio,

‘Amelia

ginger

Le Bon Vivant :

Lamb Park’

lamb,

and vanilla custard. [Tel: 731.266].

pommes duchesse, mint sauce OR Salmon Steak,

Sanur

grilled Tasmanian fillet, Boardwalk @ Bali Garden - Tuban

saffron cream on potato

ragout, asparagus and fresh broccoli. Triple Chocolate Mousse

Le Bon Vivant - Sanur

Basilico @ Prama :

[NYE. Special dishes, individual prices, ALC] Entrecote Aux Champignon - Grilled Prime Ribeye, cognac flambeed,

Cake, champagne flavour and strawberry sauce. [Tel: 752.725]

mushrooms sauce lightly creamed, butter whipped potato, sauteed french beans and mushrooms [Rp. 358.000++]. Fillet de

Warung Damar @ Bali Garden :

Beuf Perigourdine, seared duck foie gras, black truffle sauce, sauteed french beans. [Rp. 596.000++]. [Tel: 283.817]

[NYE Rp.150,000++] A Feast of Indonesian Kebabs] Access to Salad Bar. Asian Red Soup. Satay Selection - Chicken Sate,

Massimo il Ristorante :

Beef Sate Pork Sate, Lamb Sate Squid Sate, Baby Octopus Sate, Balinese Fish Sate Lilit. Side Dishes = Steamed Rice, Rice

[NYE Rp. 325,000++, SPC Rp. 235,000++ Under 17, includes

Cake, Potatoes, Sautéed Asian Vegetables. Sauces - Peanut,

Special Show, Music, Magic and Super Lucky Draw.] Traditional

Barbeque, Sambal Matah, Sweet Chili, Soy and Cucumber

Italian Family Atmosphere with: ANTIPASTO DI SAN SILVESTRO

Pickle Dessert - Jajan Campur, Sago Mutiara, Slice Fresh Fruit.

IN BELLAVISTA, Massimo’s New Year Italian Appetizer: Be

Entertainment – Balinese Dance. [Tel: 752.725]

Surprised!PACCHERI ai GAMBERONI Paccheri Pasta in PrawnTomato-Cream-Black Pepper Sauce SORBETTO di MANGO

Legian

con PROSECCO Homemade Mango Sorbet with Italian Prosecco Bassilico @ Prama - Sanur

Cocoon Beach :

STRACOTTO DI VITELLO CON SALSA AL PEPE SERVITO CON POLENTA FRITTA E CAVOLO ROSSO Hunter’s Peppery

[NYE 2 Choices – 5 course dinner Rp. 975,000++, SPC Rp.

Beef Stew Served with Fried Polenta and Sauté Red Cabbage

[NYE, Tickets are available for 3 course dinner [Rp. 1,300,000

490,000++ Under 13 OR 3 course dinner Rp. 675,000++, SPC

TRIONFO DI PANETTONE SEMIFREDDO Alaska Parade of

Net, p.p. includes a glass of Moet & Chandon], VIP Seating with

Rp. 340,000++] 5 Courses: Amuse [poached Tasmanian salmon,

Italian Panettone Midnight: Calice di Bollicine per Celebrare

full bottle service [Rp. 9,000,000 for 6 people, VIP Cabana, day

crisp eggplant chip in basil infused olive oil]. Appetizer: Seared

Insieme al Nuovo Anno Glass of Sparkling Italian Wine to

bed and sofas includes a bottle of basic spirits and all mixers]

Foie Gras [green grapes, crushed pink peppercorns]. Soup:

Celebrate New Year Together After Midnight: Lenticche e

and general party tickets for the all night DJ’s and live

Lobster Bisque [sauterne cream, watercress, lumpfish caviar].

Zampone con Bruschette all’Aglio Lentils and Pork with Garlic

entertainment with fireworks at midnight]

Sorbet [tangerine]. Main: Pan-fried Sea Bass Fillet and Japanese

Bread (Italian Tradition for a Rich & Prosperous New Year) …&

Dinner Menu –

Spaghetti with Aglio, Olio e Peperoncino Spaghetti with Garlic, Bali Advertiser

b07 u cDekwheat,

Olive Oil and Chillies. [Tel: 288.942]

sun-dried tomato,

Reef :

dill. c

Consomme, [ NYE, Rp.825,000++ or Rp.1,415,00++ with matched wines,

with star anise.

SPC – Rp.375,000++ Under 13, ALC] . Starter and Salad -

P a l a t e

Vietnamese rice paper rolls with dipping sauce, Mixed leaf salad,

Ckeanser

Green, White bean salad, Marinated balsamic tomatoes and

[espuma

basil, Rocket and parmesan salad, Marinated mushroom salad

c o l a d a ] .

with roasted peppers herb and goat cheese, Asparagus spear

Ve n i s o n ,

and avocado with toasted hazelnut & chive dressing, Cold meat

seared

platter & condiment selection. King prawn Cocktail Dressing /

cranberry

Curry Mayonnaise / Soy and Chili. Green Lip Mussel, Tomato,

coulis, celeriac

Onion & Garden Basil Salsa. Assorted Bread Display - selection

pina

fillet,

mash and kale.

Lisa Soul @ CasCades - Ubud

of International Cheeses with Dried Fruits / Nuts / Crackers.

Soup - Lobster & Crab Saffron Bisque. BBQ at Open Kitchen -

Mont d’or with red grape granite. After Eight, chef’s chocolate

Angus Beef, Chicken, King Prawn, Squid, Reef fish and King

surprise. [Tel: 971.777]

Mackerel with Salsa Verde. Babi Guling – Whole crispy skin pig

carved to order with accompaniments. Tree Bar BBQ - Sate

Corner Chicken, Beef, Pork Bruschetta with assorted mushroom

and truffle oil, Smoked Salmon on Potato cakes with sour cream,

[NYE, NYD, Rp. 450,000++. With wine pairing Rp. 665,000++,

quail egg, Vietnamese Rice Pepper Roll with Shrimp, and

SPC - Rp. 225,000++ - Under 12, ALC, . Available December 30

vegetables with Nouc Cham Sauce. Hot Dishes - Herb Crusted

to January 2. Free transport to/from Ubud hotels and villas].

Reef Fish Fillet, Steamed seasonal vegetables, Linguini

amuse bouche chef’s special - appetizer oriental salad asparagus,

Marinara, Roast Beef Sirloin with horseradish jus, Roasted

edamame, sweet corn, tofu, salad greens, miso vinaigrette [wine

potatoes, Beef Rendang, Roasted Spring Chicken with lemon

pairing - 70ml D’Arenberg Dry Dam RIESLING 2015 Adelaide

and herb, Bebek Betutu – Balinese duck baked in banana leaf,

Hills, Australia] - soup - cream coconut soup Thailand tom-yum

Steam Jasmine Rice. Sweet Things - Fresh Seasonal Fruit

soup inspired served with diced pineapple, button mushroom

Platter, Chocolate Royal, Fruit Tartlet, Raspberry Chiboust,

and river prawns [70ml Fantinel Spumante Brut PROSECCO NV

Green Tea Glamour Glaze, Assorted Macaroon, Balinese

Italy] - Plaga Sweet Rosé granita - main - grilled Australian

Coconut Mousse With Pineapple, White Chocolate Mix Berry Pudding with Anglaise Sauce, Maya Tiramisu, Assorted Crème Brulee, Live Pastry - Crepe Suzette, Kue Pukis, Ice Cream and Sorbet Selection. [Tel: 849.7800]

Tirta @ Prama :

sautéed bok-choy [70ml Banfi Col Di Sasso SANGIOVESE + CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2014 Tuscany, Italy] - dessert tangerine

mousse

[70ml

Sababay

Ludisia

ALPHONSE

Salad Bar plus Poached Blue River Prawns, Marinated Baby Octopus and Jelly Fish Salad. Cheese: Brie, Roquefort, St. Nectaire, Crottin de Chavignol, Comte, Asiago, Gorgonzola, Bel Paese and Taleggio with Table crackers, Pumperknickel, Sour Dough, Baguettes, Lavosh and Grissini. Cold Cuts: Jamon Serrano, Prosciutto di Parma, Coppa Ham, Pancetta, Bresaola, Salami Milano plus Smoked Salmon and Smoked Duck Breast. Sushi & Sashimi, plus Californian Rolls, Japanese pickles, wasabi, Kikkoman. Shrimp & Vegetable Tempura, ponzu sauce. Soup: Lobster Bisque or Cream of Asparagus. Main: Babi Guling, Balinese traditional suckling pig, with Jukut Ares [banana stem stew]. Leg of Lamb and BBQ of seafood and meats. Satay:

Lamak - Ubud

Ayam, Kambing, Sapi Maranggi, Lilit and Babi. Desserts: Truffle chocolate cake, Tiramisu, Linzer cinnamon cake, Ginger & honey

The Warung @ Pesantian :

crème brulee, Lemon meringue tart and Pear & caramel mouse. Tropical fruits. [Tel: 288.011]

Ubud

premium lamb chop sweet potato gratin, signature hunan sauce,

[NYE Rp. 675,000++, SPC Rp. 340,000++ Under 13] Extensive

Lamak :

LAVALLÉE NV Bali, Indonesia]…. [Tel: 974.668]

Cheese, Vacherin

Café des Artistes :

[NYE, Rp. 250,000++, ALC] Nila Goreng, Deep-fried fresh water fish served with green mango and papaya salad, fresh herb tamarind dressing and chili sauce. Soup Jamur, Fresh mushroom cappuccino soup served with fresh greeted nutmeg and peanut basil dressing. Watermelon granite with rum. Duck breast, Twice slow cook of duck breast marinated local spice served with Taro

[NYE, NYD, Rp. 385,000++, ALC. Available till Jan 28]. Entrée Shrimp Cocktail, served in a coupe with lettuce, tomato cubes and boiled egg OR Pate de Campagne on gingerbread and caramelized apples. Main – Coq au Vin, with pineapple and mango salad OR Snapper Normande, steamed in white wine cream sauce with black mussel, scampi, scallops and mushroom. Dessert – Crème Brulee with white chocolate OR Cheese Selection with dried fruits and crackers. Cookies, chocolate and coffee. [Tel: 972.706]

CasCades @ The Viceroy :

mash and organic green vegetables, tamarind orange sauce. Coconut Panacotta, Served with passion fruit sauce. [Tel: 0812.3633.7673]

Warung Enak : [NYE, NYD, Rp. 380,000++, with wine pairing Ep. 595,00++ ALC, SPC, Rp. 190,000++ = Under 12]. Available Dec 30 – Jan 2. Free transport to/from Ubud hotels and villas. Amuse bouche - chef’s special. Appetizer - river prawns with salad greens and diced mango [wine pairing - 70ml Franck Massard Epicure Mas

[NYE $US 350.00++ with matched wines, XH. Live Music, Lisa

Amor 2015 Cataluna, Spain]. Soup - pumpkin soup feta cheese,

Soul & Band ]. A selection of 5 canapes upon arrival; tuna tartar,

pumpkin seeds [70ml Fantinel Spumante Brut PROSECCO NV |

vegetable rice paper roll, corn fritter with caviar, beef tartar, taco

Italy]. Plaga Sweet Rosé granite. Main - lamb cannelloni red

with tomato salsa and avocado. Beetroot, goat cheese smoked

wine, child-scented tomato sauce [70ml Telmo Rodriguez LZ

Dutch eel, croutons. Foie Gras, terrine foie gras, pineapple

TEMPRANILLO 2013 | Rioja, Spain]. Dessert - mango & key lime

espuma, brioche toast and rujak sauce, Octopus, cauliflower,

pie served with Balinese coconut gelato [70ml Sababay Ludisia

sesame seed, fennel. Canadian Lobster, green asparagus,

ALPHONSE LAVALÉE NV| Bali,].[Tel : 972.911]

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Sanur Basilico @ Prama: [CE, Rp. 295,000++, SPC Rp.150,000++ Under 13] 3 course set menu. Amuse [marinated tomato and fresh bocconcini, basil emulsion], Appetizer [Pan-seared Japanese Scallop, baked zucchini flower, vermouth butter and micro leaves]. Main: your choice of Seared Barramundi Fillet [mushroom risotto, orange fennel basil salad and toasted pine nuts] OR Grilled Australian Beef Tenderloin [pan-fried polenta, Brussels sprouts, chianti reduction]. Dessert: Pistachio Panna Cotta [vanilla bean short crumble]. Grissini, Lavouche, Ciabatta. [Tel: 288.011] Le Bon Vivant: [CE, Rp 368,000++, ALC] Welcome Drink - Aranciatta Sparkling Summer - smirnoff vodka, triple sec, blood orange fruity san pellegrino, soda water. Appetizer (choice of) Tuna Tartare Nicoise, artichoke, olives, roasted peppers, lemon rind dressing OR Sweet Corn Veloute, fish cake and pine nut pesto. Main Course (choice of) Duck Leg Confit, sauteed french beans and mushrooms, honey roasted potatoes OR Slow Roasted Pork Belly and Shoulder, mushrooms and black truffle risotto, light foie gras sauce. Dessert - Strawberry Pavlova. [Tel: 283.817] Tirta @ Prama: [CE, Rp. 575,000++, SPC Rp. 290,000 Under 13] Christmas Dinner Buffet. Salad Bar: extensive selection of vegetables and salads. Cheese: Brie, Roquefort, St. Nectaire, Crottin de Chavignol, Comte, Asiago, Gorgonzola, Bel Paese and Taleggio with Table crackers, Pumperknickel, Sour Dough, Baguettes, Lavosh and Grissini. Cold Cuts: Jamon Serrano, Prosciutto di Parma, Coppa Ham, Pancetta, Bresaola, Salami Milano plus Smoked Salmon and Smoked Duck Breast. Sushi & Sashimi, plus Californian Rolls, Japanese pickles, wasabi, Kikkoman. Soup: Duck Consomme, Roasted Tomato. Carving: Roasted Turkey with traditional stuffing, honey-glazed pumpkin, braised red cabbage, gravy, cranberry compote. Baked Salmon Coulibiac, sautéed spinach with garlic & onion, lemon caper sauce. Roasted Black Angus Sirloin, truffled mashed potato, black pepper sauce. Roasted Honey-Glazed Ham, roasted baby potatoes, sautéed green beans with bacon, onion sauce, mustard. Dessert: Christmas Log, Dresden Stollen, Tiramisu, Linzer Cinnamon Cake, Ginger & homey Creme Brulee, Christmas Cookies. [CL, Rp. 250,000++, SPC Rp. 125,000 Under 13] Christmas Lunch Buffet. Same Salad Bar, Cheese, Cold Cut and dessert selection. Carving: Roasted Turkey, Herb-Crusted Beef Sirloin, Baked Whole Snapper. [Tel: 288-011]. The Warung @ Pesantian: [CE, CD, CL, Rp. 175,000++, ALC] Udang Bakar, Grilled prawn salad served with organic green bean and tomato chili dressing. Soup Labu, Pumpkin and leek soup served with butter garlic croutons and lemon basil pesto. Pork belly, Slow cook crispy pork belly served with sweet mash potato, organic garden vegetables and spicy sweet sauce. Molen, Three flavors traditional Indonesian sweet served with caramel and palm sugar syrup. [Tel: 0812.3633.7673] Ubud Lamak: [CE, Rp. 425,000++, with wine pairing Rp. 640,000++ SPC – Rp. 212,500++ Under 13. Available Dec 23-27]. amuse bouche = chef’s special Appetizer - summer salad, grilled river prawns, rucola, diced strawberry, sunkist orange, with citrus vinaigrette [wine pairing - 70ml Franck Massard Epicure Mas Amor Rosé 2015 Cataluna, Spain]. Soup - truffle & sweet corn, sweet, creamy with parmesan crisp [70ml Michel Lynch Blanc SAUVIGNON BLANC + SEMILLION 2013 Bordeaux, France]. Plaga Sweet Rosé granite. Main - turkey roulade, with stuffed bacon, cranberries, seasonal vegetables, Italian herbs served with basil-scented risotto [70ml Wild Rock Elevation SAUVIGNON BLANC 2015 Marlborough, New Zealand] Dessert - red velvet cake [70ml Sababay Ludisia ALPHONSE LAVALLÉE NV Bali, Indonesia]’ [Tel: 974.668] Warung Enak: [CE, Rp. 380,000++, with wine pairing Rp. 595,000 SPC – 195,000++, Under 13. Available Dec 23-27] Amuse bouche - chef ’s special — appetizer - rocket salad asparagus, crispy bacon, warm brie dressing [wine pairing - 70ml Fantinel Spumante Brut PROSECCO NV | Italy]. Soup - Balinese seafood soup barbecue seafood, star fruit, turmeric & lemongrass broth [70ml D’Arenberg Dry Dam RIESLING 2015 | Adelaide Hills, Australia] — Sababay Moscato d’Bali granita — Main - turkey roulade with stuffed bacon, cranberries, seasonal vegetables, Italian herbs served with basil-scented risotto [70ml Wild Rock Elevation SAUVIGNON BLANC 2015 | Marlborough, New Zealand]. Dessert - pandan leaf creme brûlée [70ml Sababay Ludisia ALPHONSE LAVALÉE NV| Bali] [Tel: 972.111]

Business & Travel For Sale; Sofa table made from teakwood with very nice wood carving on top. Size 1.50m x 1.00m x 0.45m high. Price 1.5juta. Tel. 0813 3863 4748. Kerobokan. [070] For Sale; Seiko kinetic watch mod. 5M42-O-E50B5 serial No. 70008. Water resistent till 100 meter. Price 2.5 jt. Tel: 0813 3863 4748. No photos. Kerobokan. [071]

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Say What? Question: I am an expat with a business here and recently had an eye-opening experience about one of my staff. A smart and amazing artist, this young man is usually a thoughtful guy. Twice in the past year, however, he has acted extremely rude and uncaring in the course of the workday. Most recently, I wondered what was going on in his personal life to make him act this way; so I “Googled” him and found his Myspace page and a blog post, saying how intensely he loathes himself. He said he acts like a jerk sometimes and doesn’t mean it, but he can’t stop himself. We aren’t exactly friends because I’m his boss and he is my employee, but the post disturbed me deeply. I want to help him see his numerous positive qualities if I can. I try to be positive at work and tell everybody when they do something well and when something needs improvement, but I don’t know what to do with someone who feels so deeply flawed. If he starts acting like a jerk again, what can I say that won’t feed into his already poor self-image? Dr. ZZ: It is safe these days to imagine that everyone is “Googling” everybody else; old boundaries between what is private and public are now generally blurred. This young man put his personal thoughts on the Internet for all to see. You saw them, and now you can’t unsee what you read. It is not, however, your place to respond to his wounded psyche. You were not the intended audience. Your place is to make sure the work you need gets done, and you need to call him out on any behavior that crosses the line for what is appropriate on the job. The farthest you should step into his personal life would be to ask, when he is being out of line, if something is bothering him, and if he needs to take a few days off to sort things out. In developing and enforcing boundaries with people, before looking for reasons or excuses why a person may be as they

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idea what he should do concerning these legal concerns? If not, I will look elsewhere. Thanks for your time.

are, it is important to look at the facts (i.e., the behaviors that are actually happening) and your feelings (i.e., how the behaviors affect you, or in this case, your business). You can’t “care” or “compassion” someone into dealing with their own dark side - especially in a work relationship. This is not to argue against empathy and compassion, or even against asking why a person behaves the way they do in a personal relationship. But if you excuse inappropriate behavior in the workplace for the reasons you’ve written about, you set yourself up for abuse and put yourself in a position of not being able to end it. So, keep calling out your employees on behaviors that affect their work, and leave the rest alone. It would be inappropriate to let on that you read this fellow’s blog posts. Question: A married friend of mine had an affair with an Indonesian woman while he was in Bali on holiday. Protection was used, and the woman told him that she couldn’t get pregnant. Now, she is claiming she got pregnant, had a child, and seems to be looking for a meal ticket. He isn’t sure if the child is his and wants nothing to do with her. Under Indonesia’s marriage law of 1974, when children are born out of wedlock, the woman is on her own. But in 2012, a Constitutional Court Decision may have amended that. I don’t know if it was implemented, if there is any risk of my friend being sued in Indonesia, or if he risks having a judgment rendered against him if he leaves the county. Do you have any

Dr. ZZ: Let me state openly that I know nothing about Indonesian law or jurisdiction. Rather than wonder whether or not he can be sued, your “friend” needs to think about taking a paternity test. Most governments and legal systems in the developed world recognize that a child has a right to know its parents and receive support from both of them. Rather than shield people from this, the status and process of the law is generally to enforce parents to care for their offspring. More importantly, I would suggest that he tells his wife what happened. If he doesn’t, and she finds out another way, it could be devastating for her. All this is likely not the answer you were seeking, but being adult means sometimes taking responsibility for things even if you are an unwitting party. I doubt that your “friend” is as innocent as the person in the next example, but let’s suppose for a moment he is. Say, he is driving somewhere, totally sober and fit, obeying all the laws, when a child runs into the road, and he strikes her. It’s totally not his fault - no one could have foreseen that the child would do this - and although he did his best to swerve, no one on earth has reflexes quick enough to have prevented an accident. So what’s his responsibility in this case? Does he leave the child in the road to die, or does he attempt whatever he can to save her? All this is to say that his moral responsibility is to first determine paternity, not to minimize his legal responsibilities. Once he determines conclusively that the child is his, then he can take responsibility from a moral point, not necessarily a legal one. If the child is not his, then case closed!

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 : <ba.saywhat@yahoo.co.id> All identifying information is kept strictly confidential. Copyright © 2016 Say What? You can read all past articles of Say What at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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KNIFE EDGE The Balinese are very practical about their knives. We may treasure our Zhen or Henckels blades but our Balinese neighbours are not into brands. Nor do they respect ours. I’m probably not alone in finding a cherished and expensive imported knife tied to a long bamboo pole to chop down a coconut, or used to hack up a woody pumpkin. The knife tips mysteriously disappear and no explanation is ever given. And instead of being cosseted by a professional knife sharpener, the blades are routinely stropped on the edge of a concrete pathway. The Balinese appreciate a heavy, workmanlike blade and still prefer those made by hand in their own banjars. The Pande caste have traditionally been the only Balinese allowed to work with metal, producing knives, farm implements, weapons and jewellery. Pande with taksu (spiritual power, divine connection or artistic inspiration) specialise in making ceremonial kris and are known as empu. But most of the knives being made these days are for use in the kitchen (mutik) or for heavy work dispatching and dismembering pigs, pruning trees and opening coconuts (golok). Wayan Manis tells me that knives are never given as gifts in the Balinese culture. It might cause marital discord, she opined. She would not buy a knife for her husband, nor he for her; each must buy his own knife. I’ve been wanting to visit a knife making pande for some time. After accepting that good knives come to bad ends in my kitchen, I began to use the locally made ones. The slender blades are of iron, not steel, and the handles are made of whatever bits of wood happened to be lying around. It seemed that a lot of work went into making these knives by hand. They are not fancy but they have a good edge and the rust is good for my iron levels. Recently Wayan Manis told me that some tools from the family’s bamboo straw business needed sharpening and offered to take me along. We followed her nephew Putu, who often visited this particular Pande, to the edge of Semana close to where the sawah begins. Just inside the gate of the compound was the primitive forge with its sacks of charcoal and simple smithing tools. A few knives and sickles awaited attention on the platform.

Pak Pande emerged from his room and peered at me in alarm. Wayan Manis told me later that he had never spoken to an actual tamu (foreigner). Once, years ago, a tamu had entered his compound and Pak Pande had run away in terror to hide in his rice field. But Putu reassured him and Pak sat down to sharpen the blades, carefully avoiding looking in my direction. Luckily Wayan Manis was with me, because Pak Pande spoke very little Indonesian. He thought he was about 75 years old and was still steady of hand and eye. The lineage of knife making Pandes in this compound extended to four generations which is about as far back as most ordinary Balinese can remember. But these days there is little profit in this specialised work. Pak Pande only makes knives on demand now because he can no longer make a living from it. He spends most of his time in the sawah. After he’d carefully sharpened Putu’s blades I asked him to make a small kitchen knife for me and sat back to watch the process. He had a plastic pail of old scrap metal which he used to forge the knife blades. He melted down some of the scrap or, if the alloy was appropriate, cut it by hand to the right length and width before beating it into a blade. But he already had a few unset blades, and asked me to choose which one I wanted before getting to work.

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The entire process of making a knife takes a full day. The blade alone takes about three hours to cut, forge and sharpen. Then he must make and finish the wooden handle, fit it to the blade and add the decorative bands at top and bottom of handle. These ornaments are the only elements which are purchased; the wood and metal of the knives are scavenged. There is a lot of filing and sanding and sharpening. For this day of skilled artisanal work he will earn Rp 50,000 (about US$ 3.75). In his Pande lineage, the son takes over the work when the elder dies; they do not work together. Pak Pande has no son, and his grandson works for a rafting company. I can’t help wondering whether he will embrace the dirty, poorly paid life of a metal worker when Pak Pande goes to the great forge in the sky. He never looked me in the eye or spoke to me directly throughout the couple of hours I sat cross-legged on the floor of in his forge. But at the end when I respectfully placed the money for my knife in his hand, he smiled at me. In my work as a writer for the Canada-ASEAN Centre in the 1990s I interviewed hundreds of people from all walks of life in Southeast Asia. In government offices and high rise corporate towers, modest NGO offices and farmers’ huts I’ve had the privilege of glimpsing other lives and realities. Sitting in Pak Pande’s forge made me realise how much I miss this kind of connection. There will be more stories like this. And I plan to be using that little knife Pak Pande made for me until my shallot-slicing days are done.

There is something magical about watching a smith at work

In these modern times he used an electric sander to put an edge on the blade. Sparks flew, but there was no nonsense about safely goggles or gloves. His workbench was a well-worn slice of jackfruit wood and he sat on a length of timber. A neighbour dropped by to chat, then offered to help saw the wooden handle down; soon he was sanding it smooth. Pak Pande took the blade to his forge and started a small electric fan to blow air into the charcoal fire. There is something magical about watching a smith at work and we all observed the work intently. Rather mysteriously, he donned a straw farmer’s hat once he got the fire going. Presently he forgot there was a terrifying tamu nearby and relaxed into rhythm of his craft. First he annealed the blade in the hot little charcoal fire, plunged it into a trough of water with a hiss of steam, then finished the blade edge carefully on a worn file and then a special stone. He demonstrated its sharpness by shaving the edge of his beard with a naughty sideways glance; he had still not looked at me directly but now there was a shy grin cooking behind the grizzled beard. Then he fitted the blade into the handle, measuring by eye and heating the shaft in the fire for a tight fit. At one point he asked Wayan Manis what I would do with the knife. When told that I would slice shallots and carrots with it, just like a Balinese woman, he seemed astonished. Tamu can cook! Amazing!

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Local News Perth Teenager Arrives Home in Australia After White Powder Ordeal Perth teenager Jamie Murphy has arrived home in Australia after walking free from a Kuta police station following allegations he was found with drugs in a nightclub. Mr Murphy and his parents were glimpsed by waiting media being escorted out a side door by airport security upon arrival. His return comes just a day after Bali police confirmed there were no illicit substances detected in the 18-year-old’s system, or in the white powder allegedly found on him. Mr Murphy escaped charges after it was confirmed the white powder he was found with was crushed paracetamol, caffeine, cold and flu medication and cough medication, according to Kuta police chief Wayan Sumara. Mr Sumara said the teen bought white powder from a street dealer but didn’t know what it was and is “very lucky”. “I don’t want to say whether he is stupid or not,” he said. Mr Murphy spent almost two days in custody after nightclub security guards claimed they found the white substance in his bum bag on Tuesday. The arrest, and Mr Murphy’s denial that the powder belonged to him, was re-enacted and filmed at the Sky Garden club. [9news.com.au November 25, 2016]

Frenchman Dies in Motorcycle Accident in Northwest Bali A French national was killed when the motorcycle he was driving crashed into a container truck on Jalan Raya Seririt in Gilimanuk, northwest Bali. Beritabali.com says Turki Zahir (54) died from severe head injuries on the road through Pejarakan village on Tuesday, November 22, 2016, when he struck head on a container truck driven by Nofi Kristian (38). Zahir was driving on the wrong side of the road when he struck the truck. Eyewitnesses said Zahir was zig-zagged down the road at the time of the accident causing police to question if the Frenchman was intoxicated. [http://www.balidiscovery.com November 27, 2016]

Australian Man Who Vanished Josh Goudswaard, who went missing on a trip to Bali with a woman he met on Tinder, has been found safe playing the bongos on a beach in Thailand. The 32-year-old was expected to return to his home town of Perth, Western Australia, on November 6, but never arrived. His unknown whereabouts and the fact his credit card was reportedly used in Great Britain on November 5 left his family and friends fearing the worst. But on Thursday afternoon he was found by an American tourist sitting by the water playing the musical instrument. [MailOnline November 17, 2016]

Electric Scooters Bali Governor Made Pastika is gung ho about electric scooters. In an event welcoming electric scooter test riders on a five-day journey from Jakarta to Denpasar, Pastika spoke of his desire that the alternative transport become the official vehicle of Bali’s provincial government. “I really appreciate this vehicle. Moreover, Bali’s programming is to become pollution free. If this test vehicle is ready for production, we want to ask for this to be the vehicle of employees province-wide,” Pastika said on Saturday. [Merdeka November 14, 2016]

Aussie Sara Connor Tells Court ‘I am innocent’ Australian woman Sara Connor’s trial for murder in Denpasar court is moving forward. The Aussie lost a bid to have the murder case against her tossed out on Thursday. In response, the 46-year-old told the court “I am innocent”. The Byron Bay woman is accused alongside her boyfriend for killing Bali policeman Wayan Sudarsa, who was found brutally murdered August 17, on Kuta Beach. Connor and British boyfriend David Taylor are being tried separately and each face three charges: murder, torture and assault leading to the death of the policeman. The max jail term for the unpremeditated murder charge is 15 years behind bars. Connor has maintained her innocence and Thursday’s “I am innocent” remark shows that that’s not changing. [Coconuts Bali November 24, 2016]

Father, Daughter Stranded in Bali Four Years Young Australian Ebony Silva is facing her fifth year of being stranded in Bali without a passport with Australian authorities refusing to help. It is now more than a year since Ebony’s desperate dad Peter Silva and heartbroken grandmother Jan Silva, 78, made a heartfelt pleas through the Herald Sun to Foreign Affairs Minister Julie Bishop to bring his daughter home. Since then Ebony has turned nine and is now facing another Christmas without seeing her ageing Australian grandparents. The Silvas say they have done everything asked of them but authorities still refuse to replace her expired Australian passport. Australian officials refuse to renew Ebony’s Australian passport unless her estranged Indonesian mother signs a passport application, or Mr Silva has the matter resolved in an Australian court. Ebony’s mother refuses to sign the passport renewal application unless she is given $500,000. [Herald Sun November 17, 2016]

Bali Drug Dealers Reportedly out in Force to Take Advantage of Aussie Schoolies Drug dealers in Bali are reportedly out in force in Kuta as a swarm of Schoolies continue to arrive from Australia. Police believe the dealers are selling fake narcotics and taking advantage of the foreign party-goers, according to The Daily Telegraph. Denpasar police chief Hadi Purnomo told reporters he has increased the number of officers in Kuta to almost 200.Schoolies have said they are being offered drugs every few metres along the main strip. There are reports dealers are crushing up painkillers, bagging them and then selling them off to tourists to make instant cash. [7News November 27, 2016]

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There are several different types of flea, but the most common in Bali and worldwide is Ctenocephalides felis felis, also known as the cat flea. Though it is called the cat flea, it is the species most often found on dogs as well. Unless your pet has a severe infestation, he/she is probably not bothered by the odd flea, unless he/she has a flea allergy. However, since these unpleasant insects also bite humans we are, not surprisingly, somewhat intolerant of them. It is not always obvious when your pet has a flea problem. You may see an adult flea crawling around on your pet’s skin, especially if they have a pale coat. However, the easiest way to check for the presence of these pesky critters is to look for flea dirt. This is actually flea feces, and appears as tiny black specs near the base of hairs on certain parts of your pet’s coat, particularly around the rump (on the back, in front of the tail). Since fleas feed on blood, their feces are basically dried blood. When these little black specs come into contact with water, they turn reddish brown. So, try this: moisten a piece of white paper kitchen roll thoroughly and place it on a hard surface. Then, lift your pet above the paper and vigorously rub and scratch his/her back, going against the direction of hair growth, so that as much scurf and debris falls off you pet as possible. Afterwards, examine the wet paper closely. If your pet has fleas, the dried black flea dirt will have fallen onto the wet paper and turned into little red spots.

products, it is important to apply it correctly. For the spot-ons part the fur on the back of your pets neck and empty the contents of the pipette onto the skin, to form a small puddle of liquid. Applying it to the back of the neck prevents your pet from ingesting it as this is the one place they cannot lick at whilst grooming themselves. Once it is applied, do not wash or bathe your pet for several days and do not let your pet go out in the rain or go swimming, or the product will wash off and be wasted. The liquid is absorbed through the skin and distributed around the body.

2. Treating the house. This is equally as important as treating your pet, as the major part of the flea life cycle develops off the host, in the environment. Though adult fleas will spend most of their time on your pet, the flea eggs and flea larvae live in the environment, often being concentrated in or near pet sleeping areas. To eliminate the next generation of fleas, the environment must be sprayed/mopped thoroughly with an effective product. The products recommended by Sunset Vet for household flea control are Dalmat or Bayticol (both available from Sunset Vet reception). These chemicals are highly effective at destroying flea eggs and larvae, and so complement the spot on treatments very well.

It sounds simple. However, at Sunset Vet we have lost count of the number of times clients say to us that they have done that already, when in fact they did not do it quite properly and so their flea infestation continued.

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Generally the spot-on products provide protection for 1 month from the time of application. Frontline for cats provides 1 month protection from fleas whilst Frontline for dogs provides 2 months protection from fleas, but only 1 month protection from ticks and so is often applied monthly nevertheless.

If you have seen a flea on your pet, or have found flea dirt as described above, then you have a flea infestation to deal with. Do not fear, the problem can be easily resolved by following these simple steps. 1. All pets in the house must be treated with an effective flea treatment. 2. The house must be sprayed to kill any fleas and flea eggs in the environment.

1. If one of your pets has fleas, you need to treat them all simultaneously. Your goal is to wipe out every flea in the house, so make sure there is no safe host for them to live on. Remember dogs and cats require different doses of flea treatment products.

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Send your information to info@baliadvertiser.biz for free listing in this column. One time listing per business. So, where and how should you use this flea-cleaning product? The various stages of the flea life cycle are not found on tiled floors, or floors covered with linoleum. They are mainly found in cracks of wooden floors, rugs, under furniture etc. Once diluted to the correct concentration, the solution can be put in a sprayer to treat areas involving fabric, or used with a mop over hard surfaces both indoor and outdoor (patios etc). A few hours after treatment with the Dalmat or Bayticol, go back and vacuum clean the entire house thoroughly (this will now suck up the microscopic eggs which lose their sticky coat that allows them to adhere to the surface they have been laid on). Remove the vacuum cleaner bag or empty the container immediately into the garbage, before the eggs hatch. Following this technique will ensure swift eradiation of the fleas both on your pet and in your house.

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Construction Site Manager Exciting opportunity at Selong Selo Residences Lombok for an experienced Construction Site Manager with a background in estate development. 12 month contract offering competitive package. Responsibilities • Manage Site Construction Works. • Site Quality Assurance and Control, Inspection and Test Plan. • Liaise with Contractors & Sub Contractors and ensure smooth workflow. • Ordering of materials and tools • Manage construction team of 10 Skills and Experience • Trade Certificate or minimum 5 years trade experience. • Site Management experience. • Work Place Safety Certificate. • Forward thinking and planning. • Good team player, excellent team leader. • Understanding of local people and culture. • Fluent English and Bahasa Submit CV by Dec 21 at www.selongselo.com/careers/ NC/Es/7 Dec 16

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07 December - 20 December, 2016

Good on You, Renae Lizzie Love, who we’ve always thought would have made a first-rate Flapper if she’d been around in the Roaring Twenties last century, is a very fine friend to many in Bali. In particular her interest in prisoners in Bali’s jails marks her as someone very special indeed. She’ll probably cringe when she reads this, because another of her attributes is discretion that often borders on invisibility. We saw a note from her the other day pointing us to the Australian magazine New Idea. It’s not our usual reading, except perhaps in back copy form in doctors’ waiting rooms. But its latest issue features Renae Lawrence, the Bali Nine drug mule, and her remarkable rehabilitation in the drug offenders prison at Bangli. Lizzie wrote: “Well done Renae. You have come a long way – no turning back now. I am so proud of you. Fair-minded people will not define you by your past and they will support your efforts and success in turning your life around.” To which we can only add: Amen. At Bangli, where the lush surroundings and the prison staff encourage rehab, Lawrence is busy teaching dance fitness classes and training her pet rescue puppy. The former catering worker has converted to Hinduism and discovered her softer side. New Idea quotes one long-term prison visitor thus: “Renae has changed a lot since her arrest and the years she spent in Kerobokan. She has become calmer, healthier and happier, and just dotes on her little dog Ozzi, who’s been with her since he was only two weeks old. He was the runt of a litter brought into the jail so Renae feels he was a bit of a reject, like her.” There is one other thing to add. Congratulations to the jail authorities, who have made Bangli a model prison.

He’s a Headache Perhaps Jamie Murphy, the 18-year-old Australian pipsqueak who bought a bag of crushed headache pills from a man in the street who told him it was something that would make him feel good, has by now had an opportunity to reflect on the consequences of crass stupidity. He spent two days in police custody after being found with the powder at a security check at Sky Garden, a Kuta nightspot. His parents flew from Perth in Western Australia to collect him from his dramatically curtailed “schoolies’ week” trip to Bali. Everyone is aware that law enforcement here is random and malleable. Even the police ride around without helmets when they’re not on duty. That’s stupid too, but it’s something for another time. Indonesia’s drug laws are harsh. Everyone knows that too, or should. The Australian government specifically warns travellers of the potentially deadly risk of using drugs and getting caught. The Australian media is full of reports of what happens to drug-using and trafficking miscreants. Even an 18-year-old untutored in life skills and who in the fashion of the young probably thinks he’ll live forever and is excused the need to heed restrictions, should be aware of that. Murphy wasn’t, and Murphy’s Law caught up with him. Fortunately for him in this instance, he was dumb as well as stupid. He caused everyone a headache. Silly boy. He should come back and see us when he grows up.

HECTOR’S

because they are connections of our connections. It’s a sort of 1.5 degrees of separation thing. It was chilly the evening we were there, unseasonably so according to the locals and certainly a tad on the frigid side for thin-bloods from Bali. But the pizza feast they put on was magic. So was the wine. The additional presence of a young couple whose lack of job prospects had forced them to flee economically comatose Venice in Italy enlivened conversation even further. It was far from our only culinary delight. In Perth we returned to Clancy’s Fish Bar at City Beach for fish and chips and a very nice pinot noir. We dined on gourmet burgers at Jus in Subiaco and sampled Papagallo at Leederville, with melt-inthe-mouth pasta and in fine company. Later in the trip we dined at Phoever, also in Subiaco, one of a chain of restaurants serving pan-Asian soups, curries and stir-fries, plus café fare. The beef meatball pho was to die for, as was the tofu stir-fry we had afterwards. There were chopsticks on the table, since Australia’s addiction to exotic cuisine has substantially eliminated fear of these implements. The presence also of standard western cutlery did though remind us of an incident long ago, in a Japanese restaurant in Paddington in Brisbane. There, the waitress looked at us doubtfully and asked: “Would you like two fork?” On that now distant occasion the Distaff kicked the Diary sharply under the table and managed to reply in the negative before the waitress went away and she allowed herself a smile and a fit of the giggles.

Cheers! Well, the Diary’s back in Bali, which is lovely. A two-week break in Australia is good, but there’s no place like home. We arrived on schedule, on Jetstar, unlike a friend, Clare Srdarov, who that day was flying Air Asia and finally left Perth seven hours late. We chatted briefly in the departure hall and left her contemplating a rather nice Merlot that she thought might ease her pain. Our return was not without incident, however. Jetstar views cigarette lighters as incendiary devices (Australian ones work more than once, just by the by) and won’t carry them. And on arrival at Ngurah Rai Officer Jeffry of Customs put on a politely official scowl and relieved us of an opened and partially consumed bottle of Jack Daniel’s finest, which he found in our checked-in baggage and deemed excess to the authorised allowance. He insisted that we watch him pouring it down the drain they have in the customs area for such ceremonies. We’re not quite sure what he made of the smile and the thumbs-up we gave him when he demonstrated how gravity deals with bourbon from an opened upturned bottle. But we hope that it helped make his day.

Must Improve

Diva Doings

We wrote ourselves a stiff note the other day, just after our return from that big island away to the south. It went like this:

Christina Iskandar tells us the Bali Divas & Dudes Christmas lunch on Nov. 25, at Merah Putih, Kerobokan, was a grand success. We never doubted for an instant that it would be, despite our enforced non-appearance, or perhaps because of this. The Divas’ Facebook has some lovely snaps from the occasion, which was sponsored by Chandon and benefited the Refugee Learning Nest and Bali Children Foundation.

The Cage, Nov. 30, 2016. The garrison will have to improve. The morning patrol today took 33 minutes. This is fully five minutes longer than the acceptable standard. Clearly, two weeks of flat terrain and formed footpaths and roadways in Another Place have reduced performance. On the plus side, the local dogs seem to have remembered us; they didn’t bark, but then they do swing between fury and languor, so perhaps they’re just having a dolorous day.

The Divas were nominated for best event in this year’s Yak awards, announced on Dec. 2. That affray was themed British Invasion. They meant the music. Which is the best. One intending reveller noted that he might go as Keith Richards, since he wouldn’t need to dress up for the role. Chief Yakker Sophie Digby asked us if we might go as Freddie Mercury. We’re not mercurial enough was our modest response. Though perhaps someone from The Zombies might be a fit. The Yak party was at Vue Beach Club, LV8 Hotel & Resorts, at Canggu.

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Pizza Special Joy and Greg Hamlyn, proprietors of the Mudstone Spa Retreat at Yeagarup in the karri forests near Pemberton, Western Australia, are exemplary hosts. We were at the property one evening on our WA trip. We weren’t paying guests – though we’d very willingly be such – but present

It’s Pearl Harbour Day. Dec. 7, 2016, is the diamond jubilee of the mistimed event by which the Japanese started the Pacific element of World War II, an imperial adventure which, in due course, they discovered had not gone entirely to their preferred plan. The international dateline seems to have been the trouble, not the surprise attack, which whatever one’s other views on the matter may be, was less an act of perfidy than of legitimate war. It was Dec. 8 in Tokyo, the date the Japanese government had set for its declaration of war. Unfortunately it was still Dec. 7 in Hawaii.

Real Estate NUSA LEMBONGAN Beautiful water front hotel in Nusa Ceningan 7 rooms all with ocean views, huge restaurant seats 70 people, huge cliff front deck with infinity edge pool. Very busy hotel. To view our hotel please enter The Palms Ceningan into Google. Please call Ronald +62 812 3241 1217. Price 15,000,000,000. [1218]

KUTA

Restaurant over contract 6 years, top location, successful, in Poppies 1. Call: 081 139 5334 or 0813 3801 0650. [1173]

C/Re/I-13 April 16

For Sale Hotel Sunia Loka Pemuteran, Singaraja new airport under construction 7 bungalows with their own bathroom and one villa with two rooms, private kitchen/dining, two bathrooms. Dining area with kitchen and a 7x16 meters swimming pool. A 50 are property at only 300 meter from the beach and 500 meters from Pemuteran center. Garden is amazing and you can enjoy a beautiful mountain view from anywhere on the property. Business is operational for the last three years. Lease left on the land is for 20 years, renewable 25 years

Price 300,000 euros Contact Fati : sunialokabali@gmail.com www.sunialoka.com

House for rent overcontract. 31/2 years, large living room, 2 bedroom, quiet area, Gang Mawar Jalan Majapahit Kuta. Contact (d_werken@hotmail.com). Hp. 0813 3801 8788. [1227]

Villa for sale (under prices).

Office for rent (1 or 2 floors) in Istana Kuta Galeria. Cheap Price, pls call or SMS to 0812 3756 5234. [1235]

At Jl Munduk Sari no. 4 Br. Semer, Kerobokan, Kuta Utara.

Apartment for sale Harris River View, 96 sqm, complete furniture, 3 airconds, good location, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, livingroom, big terrace. Free from hotel can be used 4 swimming pools, gym, Wifi, garage. 1,650,000,000 (nego). Roberto 081 7473 1253. [1239]

300m2, 3 bedroom, pool and full furnished.

Contact: Made (owner) Hp. 0878 6136 6610 NC/RE/M-7 Dec. 16

UBUD Amazing opportunity in the heart of Ubud. Incredible views of volcanos and rice fields. 4 are 1 Billion rup. Near Penestanan. Call Jen to discuss on +614 1358 5156 or Indra 0831 1991 1696. (jryan@ggs.vic.edu.au). [1214] Three storey building in Jl. Raya Campuhan - Ubud, land 800M2, building 600 M2, looking for pop up market tenant high recommend for restaurant or hostel. Contact: (sentrabaliretail@yahoo.com), (belacasa_ deoro@yahoo.com). [1236] Elegant villa for sale / rent, between Ubud & Sanur. 3 bedrooms, land size 600 sqm, building 300 sqm, s.pool 4x10mt, full furnished, freehold. Sale: $335.000, rent: $1550/month, $15.500/year. Call owner 081 2361 5693, WA 0813 3872 5161, email: (sumadaoka@gmail.com). (www. villarisabali.com). [1179]

C/RE/U-31 Aug 16

NEW PRIVATE VILLA FOR SALE IN SANUR

Freehold. Fully furnished beautiful single level colonial style with distinct Javanese accents. Lot size: 530 sqm. House size: 375sqm. 3 bedrooms, 1 maidroom, 4 bathrooms, 1 livingroom, spacious diningroom with en-suite kitchen, large pantry room, 2 storage rooms and 1 upstairs studio room. Facilities: swimming pool, gazebo, undercover parking, AC, water heater, WI-FI, TV cable. 5 minutes drive to Sanur beach. Price: USD 700,000-negotiable Contact: +62 878 6116 3056 NC/Re/P-27 April 16

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Real Estate

07 December - 21 December, 2016

SEMINYAK

NEGARA

LEGIAN

Bargain beautiful beauty salon 400jt only. (www. dermoestetica-bali.com). Full training provided, trained staff, top machines, good location, customer data bases, nice job, nice customers. 0813 5338 0058. [1225]

Land for sale. 200m from main road. 60 are with many chocolate trees. Price Rp. 25 million/are (nego). Call/ text 081 2389 5551. [9664]

2br villa great location , 5 mins walk to Legian beach, large pool, AC, shower and bath, large garden. 120 million a year or option 70 million six months. 0813 3839 6279, email (info@labellacasabali.com). [1233]

2 bedroom villa for yearly rental located at Petitenget, walking distance to any Cafe and Restaurant. Asking price only IDR 175Million. More villa at (www.balicoconutliving. com) or contact 0819 3303 1707 / 0819 9934 1439. [1247]

Good investment opportunity. Land for sale in Negara (west Bali). More than 10 are available in front of the beach or close to the city. Starting price Rp. 60 million/are. Road access. Call/SMS 081 2368 6123 (Indonesian). [9663]

SINGARAJA Villas Sale: 1) Land 12 are, building 350sqm, 2 levels w/ 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathrooms, 2 kitchen, 2 garage, laundry, near sea, ricefield & sea view. 2) Land 4,45 are, building 450sqm, 3 bedrooms with swimming pool, garage, near sea. Owner 0821 4466 8446. [1237]

BALI SEGARA HOTEL Room for Rent

DENPASAR House for sale. Land size 100m2, building size 45m2. 4 meters road. 2200 watt electricity. 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, kitchen, garage. Freehold. Location Jalan Kebo Iwa, Gang Citarum, Denpasar. Price Rp. 800 million. For photos and details please email (komangsriwahyuni@ ymail.com) or contact 0813 3871 6846 / 0818 0562 2999. No broker / agent [0932]

Weekly Rp. 2.100.000 - Monthly Rp. 7.500.000 Room Only / 1x HK service per week

Office available administratively in Denpasar (Jl Gunung Salak) with IMB Kantor + Toko. Call David 0821 4585 5817, email: (officespacebali@gmail.com) for inspection and pricing (depending on size and duration needed). [1230]

You can use all hotel facilities. 24hrs reception, swimming pool, TV cable, hot water, AC, free Wifi, private bathroom. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Location 5mins from airport and easy access to Kuta and everywhereâ&#x20AC;?

New villa in strategic Kerobokan area near Petitenget and Seminyak, 3 level with separate entrances, 3 bedroom, 4 bathroom, 2 kitchen, pool. 4 car garage, building 225m2, Freehold IMB. Asking 2.7M. Owner 081 1389 3531. [1232]

Please contact us directly for further assistance. Jl. Dewi Sartika Gg. Nusa Indah no. 9, Kuta Phone: +62-361-753525 / 752830 Fax: +62-361-758549 E-mail: blsegara@indo.net.id / info@balisegarahotel.com www.balisegarahotel.com

NC/Re/P-2 March 16

Plot in Bonian, Antap, Tabanan

NC/Re/P-7 Dec. 16

Hotmix street access, 5 meter street in the location to make easy access for the investors.

SANUR

PRICE : Rp. 75 million/ are (100M2) nego. Rp. 70 million/are if take 5 plots. Rp. 65 million/are if take 10 plots

Villa & Residence for rent daily, weekly, monthly, yearly. Available 1, 2 & 3 bedrooms, fully furnished, hot & cold water, cable TV, swimming pool, parking lot, free Wifi, 5 minutes to the beach & international school. Call 081 238 735 174, email (juarez@balileisurems.com). [9778]

FACILITIES : Very close to Tabanan city, Soka beach and Balian beach, petrol station, traditional market and hospital.

Apartments, long term studio, 1 bedroom. Exclusive, high design standard, 14m pool, Wi-fi, cable TV. Quiet but strategic, full service. Starts at 4.4 mio. 0813 1742 9900, (gloeckoo@pacific.net.id). [1191]

MORE INFO PLEASE CONTACT : Eka Darmayanti 0812 3900 3979 / 0822 4723 8364 eka.darmayanti91@gmail.com

Tired of searching through all those ads? We will make your life easier with the best selection of yearly Villa rentals in Sanur. Visit (www.balitreasureproperties.com)/ Sanur-villas, write us (info@balitreasureproperties.com) or call directly +62 851 0015 2013. [1243] House for rent north Sanur, just 5 minut to central Sanur. beach side, quiet and save area. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living close with kitchen, pool, garage. Complete furniture. More info call Mr. Bagus: 085 100 753 382. [1217]

NC/RE/U-7 Dec 16

CANGGU

Villa for rent (great opportunity) from 02.01.2017 7 months or longer 4 large bedrooms, maidroom kitchen with open lounge large terrace upstairs pool 10 x 4 mtr outside 750qm, inside 250qm Jl. Kutat Lestari Christian: 0821 4433 9284, (christiankrumpeter@gmx.de). [1245]

For Sale or long term rental. 2 floor house 150m2. 1st floor working studio, parking space. 2nd floor for artistic house style. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, big kitchen. Easy car access. Canggu area. Price 2 Billion. Call/WA 0819 9937 6938. [0751]

4 bedroom villa for rent 1 year or longer. Pool, aircon, Wifi, furnished, close to beach. Price Rp 200.000.000 one year. Also available to rent short term from 20th dec till 20th Jan. Contact 0877 3053 0330. [1246] C/Re/G-9 Nov. 16

LUXURY Lounge

Reception

PECATU

VILLA

The Great Atmosphere Restaurant

1 LIVING ROOM - 1 DINING ROOM - 1 PANTRY 1 SWIMMING POOL - 1 RELAXATION POINT 2 BATHROOM - 1 TOILET - 2 BEDROOM

STUDIO

1 LIVING ROOM - 1 DINING ROOM - 1 PANTRY 1 JACCUZI - 1 RELAXATION POINT 1 BATHROOM - 1 TOILET - 2 BEDROOM

Gym

Bar

Salon

Berawa, freehold land 11.25 are with old 3 br villa and pool, excellent location near Canggu Club, suitable for redevelopment or renovation, price 9M nego, no agents, Hub. 0856 4691 6288, (anemos3333@yahoo.gr). [1226]

Restaurant

FLOOR 1 6.60 x 15.00 Minimart

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). [1192]

Minimart

Gym

Bar

Spa

FLOOR 1 3.30 x 15.00

Modern and elegant concept with facilities: Minimart, gym center, spa & salon, laundry, lounge, restaurant, coffee shop, bar & pub. Landsize: 99 m2 Building: 100m2 2 bedrooms 1 bathroom 4400W electricity PDAM water

FOR SAL E

For sale by owner. Very rare, free hold 5 are land in the most secluded and tranquil resort area of Berawa, 350 metres from the beach. Contact 081 657 0618 (Rina), +614 5254 2201 (Aust.) (rina2201chaidir@gmail.com). [1211] Freehold land 3are, 4are, 5are for sale in Canggu, asphalt road, water & electricity access, quiet area, rice field views, suitable for villa, 700 mill/are, direct to owner +62 81 2383 1077. [1234]

FLOOR 2 FLOOR 2

Location: Jl. Labuan Sait Pecatu, South Kuta

Price Rp. 2.686.425.000 Deposit 20% (Cash or credit)

Call: 0821 4493 0664 / Pin BB: D29BEC62 / 0361-4724253 E: jayaintimas.marketing@gmail.com NC/Re/G-7 Dec. 16

200+ hand-picked Villas for yearly rent and sale in the area of Canggu. Safe time and find only premium Villas situated in the best locations. Visit (www.balitreasureproperties. com), write us (info@balitreasureproperties.com) or call directly +62 851 0015 2013. [1244]

Real Estate

Bali Advertiser

07 December - 20 December, 2016

TABANAN

KEROBOKAN

Absolute beach front in Beraban (Tabanan), 3 wonderful lands for sale in freehold IMB + PLN, 25 aras each, 350 million/ara. Email address (fb3233@gmail.com). [1229]

House for sale. Urgent, need money fast. 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, livingroom, kitchen, garage, PDAM. Very quiet and secure in Perum. Cepaka Dalung. Only Rp. 425 juta! Contact +62 821 4591 7981. [0726]

Villa Tenang Estate for sale 3 x 3 bedroom villas, 2 pools, 1 restaurant/kitchens, staff accommodation all in 34.5 Are - full licences, IMB Pondok Wisata, bore water etc. full details and contact (https://balivillascouk.wordpress.com/). [1231]

House for rent, 2 bedrooms ensuite bathroom, livingroom, gazebo, modern kitchen, PDAM, electric 5000 watt, phone, garden. Nego price. Contact 0851 0147 4790. [9872] Villa for rent in Kerobokan: 4 are, 3 bedroom, kitchen, pool, 3 bathroom, AC, hot water, no furnish, living room, big garden. House to rent in Kerobokan: 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, kitchen, garden, AC, hot water, price 35 million/ year, minimum 2 years. Call: 081 236 30309 / 081 9166 59151. [0962]

BUKIT Land for sale 23.75 are in Bukit Ungasan. Ocean view and Banyan tree resorts. Road access and surrounding by villas complex. Water and electricity access. Price Rp. 300 million/are (nego). Call 081 2380 2626. [9663]

3.7 are flat land opposite rice field in quiet dead end road coming off Jalan Kedampang right after Tribal shop. Perfect for large villa or two medium size villas. Must sell 3.5 milliard ono. Contact Josua 081 2399 9476 Owner. [1162]

House for sale. Land 150m2, building type 55m2. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, empty space available. Small garden. garage, open kitchen. Urgent sale. Please call 081 2389 5551. [9664] House for sale in Bukit Ungasan. Close to Pandawa beach & Dreamland. Cluster and secured complex. 100sqm land, 45sqm building. 2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms, livingroom, kitchen. Furnished or unfurnished. Garage, 2200W. Price Rp. 800 million (nego). Text only 081 2381 5292. [9664] Dreamland - 3 storey new house for rent - 3 bedroom, 4 bathroom, pool, fully furnished, rooftop entertainment area, great views and breeze. Rp. 10 mill/month. Phone +62 878 621 36775. Email (dwayu.92@gmail.com). [1092] Dreamland, 1 and 2 bedroom appartments for rent, fully furnished, ocean views, 5 and 10 mill/month. Phone +62 878 621 36775. Email (dwayu.92@gmail.com). [1093] Brand new vintage style villa for sale. Nice quite area in Bingin. land size 400 sqm. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathroom, private pool, fully furnished. 20 years remaining. Prices $ 145.000. Contact: (mutiara_diaz@yahoo.co.id). Phone: 0857 3822 7666. [1241] Land for over contract in Bingin, 25 years remaining within 5 mins walking distance to the cliff, land size 20,15 & 10 are great for villa. Contact: (mutiara_diaz@yahoo. co.id). Phone: 0857 3822 7666. [1242]

NC/Re/P-7 Dec. 16

LAND FOR RENT SUWETA STREET UBUD

MAX 5 MINUTES FROM NORTH PURI UBUD AND MONKEY FOREST

AVAILABLE 30 ARE FOR 20 YEARS GOOD LOCATION AND GOOD TO BUILD VILLA OR GUEST HOUSE IN THE MIDDLE OF RICE FIELD AND RIVER VIEW LICENSING ALREADY HAVE:

2x new 1 bedroom villa for sale, Tangkuban Perahu Kerobokan. 3 are land with 1,5 are building size. Private swimming pools, garden, fully furnished. Leasehold 28 years. 1,8 Billion for both. 0819 9947 9803. [1228] Umalas villa with 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, pool on 300sqm, fully furniture, quiet safe gang, fiber optic, internet fast. Available 1 January 2017 for 145 million. Phone 0896 4655 4986. [1238] Villa for rent: 2 floor, LT: 5A, LB: 2,5A, 4+1 bedroom, 4+1 bathroom, livingroom, kitchen, 13 KVA, garden, swimming pool, gazebo, carpark, well, water heater, AC. IDR 200 mill/US$ 15,000 per year minimum 2 years. Contact directly 081 1388 8238. [1240]

Situ / HO UPL / UKL PRINCIPLE PERMIT IMB

Cosy four bedrooms villa, five ares, AC, hot water, open living, ballet, pool, newly furnished, monthly, yearly, Banjar Semer. Also Yoga retreat ricefield view Kerobokan for lease. 0857 1178 8860 , 0813 3707 0119. [1219]

CONTACT PERSON: Eldry Thesman (082245667726) Email: eldry24@gmail.com

Spacious deluxe apartments 1 and 2 bedrooms. Fully furnished, pool, parking, garden, free Wifi from 50 to 150m2. Monthly from Rp. 4.5 to 8.0 million. 2 location off west Marlboro and close to Carrefour. Call 081 2380 5181. [1053]

NC/Re/G-7 Dec. 16

SEMINYAK - 1332

*rand main property and separate guest house in large grounds 7hree bedrooms, large open living area and western style kitchen Lap pool set in tropical gardens with lawns, plants and mature trees Perfect for a huge holiday home or to redevelop the large land Land Area Build Area

1,500 sqm 396 sqm

LEGAN - 696

Price IDR 5,600,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 22 yrs

Brand new modern style villa, sold fully furnished equipped 7wo spacious living areas, overlooking the pool garden Fully equipped (uropean kitchen with quality appliances Superb opportunity as a holiday rental villa in a sought after locale Land Area Build Area

360 sqm 220 sqm

BERAWA - 1203

Price IDR 3,200,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 20.5 yrs

Architect designed extremely well presented 4 bedroom villa Flowing open plan living spaces opening out to garden pool Four generous bedrooms on the 2nd Àoor with en suite and robes 0odern design with a de¿nite Bali feel, a short stroll to the beach Land Area Build Area

400 sqm 300 sqm

Price IDR 5,350,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 26 yrs

SEMINYAK - 1283

Amazingly priced ¿ve bedroom villa in Seminyak with high returns Five large bedrooms all with wardrobes and ensuite bathrooms 7ropical landscaped gardens create that perfect ³Bali feeling´ Located in a quiet secure street, a short drive to the beach bars Land Area Build Area

672 sqm 345 sqm

BATU BELIG - 1207

Price IDR 5,400,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 24 yrs

Just 600m from famous Batubelig beach landmark beach clubs Pleasant modern tropical design, open living spaces lush gardens Breezy open outdoor living spaces on both sides of the pool garden Attractively priced, great option as beachside home or a rental villa Land Area Build Area

450 sqm 300 sqm

TABANAN - 1335

Price IDR 5,350,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 28.5 yrs

Beautiful large beachfront resort in a high growth area of South Bali 50m white sand beachfront with stunning 180 degrees ocean views Perfect for a renovation or build a new boutique beachfront resort Price under market value, seller open to Moint venture / payment plan Land Area Build Area

9,200 sqm 1,800 sqm

Price IDR 25,000,000,000 Ownership Freehold

SEMINYAK - 1152

Attractively priced 4 bedroom residence on spacious grounds Open plan living spaces that can be closed off with sliding doors Desirable location close to restaurants a short stroll to the beach Perfect lifestyle cum investment option as holiday or long term rental Land Area Build Area

600 sqm 280 sqm

Price IDR 4,450,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 21 yrs

CANGGU - 1342

Only 300m to (cho beach in &anggu, the highest growth area in Bali 0ulti story, 3 bedrooms all ensuite with stunning gardens and pool Already established rental returns of 5000 to 6000 AUD per month Amazing villa, best location, good returns and staged payment plan Land Area Build Area

400 sqm 352 sqm

Price IDR 4,900,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 22 yrs

JEMBRANA - 1296

Stunningly designed freehold villa set in 3740 m2 of beachfront land Living area which opens up onto the outdoor patio with ocean views 7ropical gardens and large manicured lawns Àow down to the beach Located in between Balian and 0edewi with their famous surf breaks Land Area Build Area

3,740 sqm 340 sqm

Price IDR 9,500,000,000 Ownership Freehold

LAND KLUNGKUNG - 1093 AMED - 1070 PERERENAN - 988 PETITENGET - 873 JIMBARAN - 955 SANUR - 108 SEMINYAK - 1089

UNGASAN - 1028

&harming 2 bedroom villa a short drive to Balangan Beach 7astefully furnished decorated, with warm tropical interiors Open plan living spaces opening out to the pool sun deck Perfect as holiday home or investment as lucrative rental villa Land Area Build Area

320 sqm 130 sqm

Price IDR 2,300,000,000 Ownership Freehold

SANUR - 1309

Smartly designed villa apartment in a complex of 8, beachside Sanur Open plan living spaces that can be closed off A/&, private pool Fully managed complex with proven rental income attractive ROI *reat location for rental, short walk to the beach, shops restaurants Land Area Build Area

81 sqm 60 sqm

Price IDR 950,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 22 yrs

BALIAN - 1004 CANGGU - 1220 BERABAN - 931 UMALAS - 1337

Beachfront, 14.5 are, wide frontage, paved access, surf break nearby, IDR 375,000,000/are Beachfront, freehold, 3,890 sqm (38.9 are), direct access to main road, IDR 160,000,000/are )reehold, 1,900 sqm (19 are), rice ¿eld views zoned residential, IDR 400,000,000/are Freehold, 800 sqm (8 Are), 300m to the beach, IDR 12,000,000,000 Ocean views, freehold land, 1,390 sqm (13.9 are) IDR 220,000,000/are, best priced in the area Beachside, 750 sqm (7.5 are), lease, 28.5 yrs, 5 mins’ walk to beach, IDR 13,000,000/are/year Rare leasehold land in Jl. Petitenget, 856 sqm, IDR 22,000,000/year 30 years + ext 200m of cliffront / ocean view land in Balian, 10,600 sqm, freehold land, IDR 230,000,000/are 200m to the beach, 1,450 sqm, 18.5 yrs, extension available now, real bargain IDR 9,000,000/are/year Stunning cliffront plot freehold 7,500 sqm best price IDR 210,000,000/are Leasehold 313 sqm, 27.5 yrs, Umalas 1, close to all amenities, IDR 11,500,000/are/year

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