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Tea Time It is a truth universally acknowledged that one is either a coffee drinker or a tea drinker. Hopefully, one is knowledgeable about their chosen brew. Social media is a great way to learn informally and for those of us who fall into the tea-lover category, there are tea blogs. (Next time, I will take pity on the other half and talk about the best coffee blogs.) Tea blogs are written by people who are passionate about food and drink who want an outlet to write about the drink they love or who want to connect to other tea-lovers. Sometimes, the bloggers work in the food industry as chefs, food writers, consultants or critics, and sometimes they are just passionate about eating and drinking. Here is a list of six popular tea blogs to start reading: Thirsty for Tea: This blog (www.thirstyfortea.com) is a visually stunning ode to tea, teapots, brewing techniques for specific teas and tearooms across the USA, with recipes to match. The blog is maintained by Bonnie Eng, an Asian-American tea lover with a background in Health Education who studied culinary arts at the New School of Cooking. Eng states on her blog: “I started Thirsty for Tea as a way for me to connect with others who love tea as much as I do, and to broaden the idea of what tea time means.” With her training as a cook, Eng skillfully pairs food with tea, and often features tea-matching recipes, such as cakes, breads or macaroons, as well as recipes that use tea, such as Bangers and Mash with Irish Tea Gravy. She features lesser-known personal favorites, such as green matcha (powdered green tea) or Mochi (sticky, sweet rice desserts). Some of Eng’s more exotic recipes include Matcha Green Tea Croissants and Mochi Banana Bread. From reading Eng’s blog, I learned about Korean Barley tea, which I’d never heard of before. Eng describes this tea as being ‘nutty and slightly sweet with warm, toasty undertones … kind of like drinking beer without the alcohol and carbonation.’ Kathy YL Chan: This blog (https://www.kathyylchan.com) is a secret glimpse inside the world of a professional tea consultant, complete with glossy photos of luxurious high teas in fivestar hotels around the world. The subtitle of the blog is ‘Tea, Desserts and Hotels.’ Chan works as a consultant to leading hotels on tea concepts and product development. She also writes about tea for inflight, hotel and industry publications. While her blog posts aren’t long and mostly feature photos, they transform high tea into an art form. Tea for Me Please: Blogger Nicole Martin (http://www.teaformeplease.com) describes her self as a ‘professional tea nerd and writer.” She states on her blog that her purpose in writing a blog is to ‘make tea fun and accessible for my readers while helping to promote small tea businesses and share their stories.’ This blog is more focused on learning about tea varieties, how to brew them, the best tea ware to use, health benefits of drinking tea, as well as a great section on tea and

social media, that incudes links to tea sites on different social media channels. Martin’s articles are focused on education and raising reader awareness and isn’t as laid-back and chatty as other tea blogs. However, if you want to learn what distinguishes one tea from another, this blog is a good place to start. World of Tea: This blog (https://worldoftea.org) written by Tony Gebely, is largely educational and explores the history, cultivation and brewing of various types of tea. Gebely has also written a book called Tea: A User’s Guide. His bio states that he has travelled extensively across Asia and has been studying tea for over ten years. Gebely’s blog won best tea blog in the World Tea Awards in 2014 and 2015. Again, a great blog for learning about different teas and how to brew and appreciate them. C/CI/I-10 May 17

Teaxplorer: This blog (https://teaxplorer.com) was written by Drew Bednasek who passed away two years ago, so the site is now archived but no longer updated. Drew was passionate about travelling and exploring the different tea cultures wherever he travelled, which is reflected in his posts. Drew worked for Postcard Teas Ltd in London. In addition to posting reviews of individual teas and blends, he wrote interesting articles on topics such as tea and social justice -- about the wages paid to tea pickers and farmers -- and the eternal debate between brewing loose versus bagged tea. Drew’s blogs are wonderful, personal testimonies to both his love of travel and his love of tea. You can learn a lot about the different cultures he travelled to by their tea consumption and social drinking habits. Chai Wallahs of India: This blog (http://chaiwallahsofindia.com) is written by two Indian-based journalists, Resham Gallatly and Zach Marks, who are both obsessed with chai tea, which has been called the national drink of India. In Hindi, these chai tea sellers are known as ‘chai wallahs.’ The blog’s authors interview chai wallahs across India and tell their stories on their blog because in ‘the same way New York cab drivers might be able to tell the story of the city through their interactions with customers, chai wallahs can tell the story of India in all its complexity.’ If you love chai or love India, or want to learn about either, you will want to read this blog. The writers are currently taking a break from writing this blog, but all past stories are archived and available to read. From learning about tea, and how to brew and appreciate different varieties, to learning about tea as a cultural experience, to simply travelling along with the authors as they roam around the globe, tea blogs have something for everyone. Except coffee drinkers.

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Update Cafe des Artistes in Jln. Bisma, Ubud, continues to highlight its Belgian heritage. An amazing place, on a dead-ended side road in Ubud but always busy, reservations needed for early evening dining as a norm. Their specialty seems to be Steaks, grilled and served with a variety of sauces; Café de Paris [pictured], Archiduc [mushroom], Poivre Cream [black pepper], Estragon, Provencale or my favourite, with Blue Cheese. The very Belgian Black Mussels also attract many who appreciate them. They also offer a monthly 3 course special. Currently [and for Mothers’ Day] that is; a starter of Baked Goat Cheese wrapped in bacon with a raspberry vinaigrette followed by a typical Flemish [North Belgium] dish of Vol au Vent, cubed breast of chicken with beef meat balls and mushrooms in a puff pastry basket, lemon butter and potato croquettes. Dessert is Moelleux au Chocolat, a chocolate sponge filled with liquid chocolate with vanilla ice cream and a strawberry coulis. Cost for 3 courses is a very reasonable Rp. 250,000++. The great value for money at Café des Artistes is one of the reasons it is always so busy. Andrian Ishak owner/chef at Jakarta’s Namaaz Dining is the 2nd chef in the guest chef program at Cascades @ The Viceroy, Ubud, for 2017. It will be a lunch with a difference, as it features molecular gastronomy as applied to Indonesian cuisine. The lunch will also be held on Mothers’ Day, Sunday May 14. It starts with canapés at 12.30, followed by a 6 course lunch served from 1.00. Cost is Rp.1,200,000++ and prior reservation is essential.

Stiff Chilli on the beach at Semawang, south of Sanur, one of Sanur’s busiest spots for local expats has just become busier, on Wednesday nights! They are doing Roast Nights, Aussie style! The roasts are Pork Belly [with the crunchiest crackling ever] and Aussie Lamb [slow cooked in the wood-fired pizza oven, perfect!]. Both are served with polenta mash, vegetable ratatouille, minted peas and balsamic glazed carrots. The roasts are with a side serve of pan-juice gravy. All for Rp. 120,000, prior reservation is recommended. Joannes Riviere is the French chef and owner of Cuisine Wat Damnak – recently named Cambodia’s Best Restaurant at number 50 on last year’s Asia 50 Best Restaurants list in its 1st year of operation. He is known as the master of Cambodian cuisine, sometimes 100% traditional, sometimes with a little twist. The Maya Group are bringing Chef Joannes to Bali to share his secrets at two special dinners; @ Maya Ubud, Friday May 12 and @ Maya Sanur on Wednesday May 17. It will be a 5 course dinner comprising the following Cambodian specials. Grilled fish in wild betel leaves with rice paddy herb, ripe and pickled green papaya salad, toasted coconut. Pineapple marinated maam, crispy pork shank, herbs, flowers and crudités. Crispy duck confit jungle confit with round eggplant, holy basil, spicy pounded wild eggplant. Black sticky rice porridge with prawn and sausage, glazed turnip, mushrooms, home made oyster sauce. Chilled cantaloupe and tapioca soup, lemon basil sorbet and sugar palm meringue. Wild Cambodian cinnamon light ganache, puffed rice and caramelized cashew nuts. The cost is Rp.660,000++ and there is a special Naked Range wine pairing package available for an extra Rp. 250,000++.

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Mothers’ Day, in this part of the world, is mostly celebrated on the 2nd Sunday in May. That is this coming Sunday the 14th. Following are a few more special menus that will be available in Bali for this special day…..

Biku, Jln. Raya Petitenget, Kerobokan, celebrates Mothers’ Day even though most normal days always look like mother’s day at Biku! Whilst the normal high teas are always in demand for this occasion there is a special Mother’s Day High Tea [@ Rp.125,000++]. Children are not forgotten as there is also a special High Tea for them @ Rp.40,000++ each. Biku is invariably busy and for this day a prior booking is essential [online at www.bikubali.com or phone 0851.0057.0888]. Cocoon, Jln. Double Six at Blue Ocean Beach, Legian, is always the innovator. A FREE lunch for Mother! Two adults at the table and mother eats for free. A Pool Lunch & Party with a difference! A three course lunch, entrée, main and dessert, with many choices [as usual at Cocoon all gluten free and strict vegetarian dishes are so marked]. ENTRÉE: Super Foods Salad (gf) (v) quinoa, grilled vegetables, chick peas, avocado, sunflower seeds, pepitas pesto or Home Made Gnocchi (v), cherry tomatoes, rocket, garlic, or Roasted Beetroot Salad (v), feta, crisp arugula, hazelnuts, balsamic glaze or Battered Zucchini Blossoms (v) stuffed w/ herbed goat’s cheese, apple salad & aioli or Angus Beef Carpaccio, gorgonzola dressing, grated egg, capers & rocket or Prawn Cocktail (gf) avocado horse radish mayo, spiced tomato, frissee or Duck Salad, hoisin marinated duck, caramelized pear, mixed leaves, sesame dressing. MAIN: Chicken Saltimbocca, thigh filled w/ prosciutto, arugula, cauliflower fondue, mushrooms & shallots, or Pan Fried Barramundi (gf) with cream corn, capers & tomato salsa, basil oil, grilled batik clams, watercress salad, or Risotto (v) (gf) cauliflower, spinach, semi sundried tomatoes, almonds, shaved parmesan or Home Made Linguine Seafood with prawns, calamari, white fish, white wine, garlic, chili, rocket or Pan Roasted Chicken Breast (gf), avocado, spring onion, red radish & mint salad, roasted garlic vinaigrette or Crispy Skin Pork Belly (gf), sauteed kaylan, apple puree, yakiniku sauce or 200 Gm Eye Fillet, marinated baby leeks, potato puree, rosemary red wine jus. DESSERT: Chocolate Brulee with berry compote, salted caramel ice cream or Peach Pannacotta, strawberry coulis, chocolate aerobar, berry biscotti or The Oasis, coconut & white chocolate sago, mango gel, young coconut granite. Cost is Rp. 350,000 Net. Mother is FREE if there are two adults at the table.

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Jamaican Jerk JamBali is Bali’s first traditional J a m a i c a n restaurant. It is a small intimate place up on the ridge above Ubud at Penestanan, the management is Jamaican and the fare is 100% traditional. Downstairs is airconditioned, upstairs the very popular alternative for evening dining on the covered roof top. Jerk is a cooking method common to the Caribbean, each island having its own special recipe. Jerk is a mix of spices that are either dry rubbed into the surface of the meat or fish or used as a wet marinade. Jamaican Jerk most commonly includes allspice (called “pimento” in Jamaica) and Scotch bonnet peppers. Other ingredients may include cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg. gartlic, ginger and salt. At JamBali the exact ingredients used, as with most of the recipes, are family secrets, as it is common to add their own special ingredients to the basic ones. Jamaican Jerk is usually done with chicken or pork. For special festive occasions goat is used and seafood is also sometimes prepared that way. The meat, so prepared, is then cooked over a flame. My first dish at JamBali was a pleasant surprise. Fish Cakes are available on so many different menus and different cuisines in Bali that my expectations were not high. What arrived were three paper-thin very crisp ‘Salt Fish Fritters’. With a dollop of the tangy well-spiced pineapple ginger relish that accompanied the dish spread on top, they were excellent, and whetted my appetite for what was to follow. Crab Cakes are served with a cucumber pickle. All the pickles and sauces are made in-house. The Chicken Wings get the jerk treatment prior to cooking and if that is not spicy enough for you then dare try the Hot & Spicy Bolt Wings!

QUICK REVIEW Callaloo Fritters are water spinach prepared the Jamaican way, served with a sweet and tangy sauce. There is a Fruit & Vegetable Salad, and a Green Salad that is served as a side dish to every main course, refreshingly good with its lime vinaigrette. Mains centre around jerk dishes. Chicken is at the top of the list and as is the norm it has been dry rubbed then cooked on the bone. The meat retains quite a firm texture, yet it is still tender, with a powerful after taste [you can request how strong or weak you want this to be].

Restaurant

: JamBali.

Address

: Jln. Penestanan, Ubud.

Telephone

: 0812 4658 8938.

Open

: Mondays 5.00 to 9.30 p.m., Tuesday to Saturday 12 Noon to 9.30 p.m.

Non-smoking Area

: Downstairs in air-con.

Smoking Area

: Upstairs, covered roof top.

Parking

: Street only.

Price

: Rp. 350,000 for two [+ drinks].

As with the pork version the dish comes with a fried rice & beans mix, what is termed Caribbean Slaw and a papaya relish.

Credit Cards

: Visa, Mastercard, JCB.

Food

: Jamaican.

Wine

: Beer only, BYO wine [corkage].

Goat is a Jamaican special. At JamBali it is in a slow cooked curry, one that is totally different from Indian curries. There is also a Shrimp Curry, prepared the same way. OxTail & Butterbeans is a rich stew. Pork Chops are grilled with a ginger glaze.

Service

: Knowledgeable.

Atmosphere

: Friendly.

Overall

: A cuisine with unique tastes, great value!

Escovitch is the Jamaican version of the South American Ceviche. The fish has been seasoned, browned, and marinated in a spicy vinegar marinade. JamBali uses Red Snapper and it is deep fried till crisp, served with a pickled onion and pepper sauce. Whole Red Snapper can also be ordered steamed, this is done in a vegetable broth. For the vegetarians there are also many choices here. The Coconut Curry Stew is labeled ‘Ital’, something akin to Vegan. Also a Jamaican Red Bean Stew or Pineapple Tofu in which the tofu has been battered and fried, served in a pineapple sauce. Then there is the Veggie Burger, a vegetable patty with lettuce, tomato and pickles, served in a hamburger bun, with sweet potato chips. Desserts are traditional too. There is a Rum & Raisin Bread Pudding and the very special Sweet Potato Pudding [another secret family recipe]. If you are seeking something to contrast with the spiced after taste of the food then ask for their special Sorrel Ice [spiced rosella with crushed ice], not on the menu but it is always available. JamBali serves very interesting food in a congenial setting. If you are into exploring tastes then this is the place for you? It is totally different, and so enjoyable.

Copyright © 2017 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.

CANGGU NEWS

Petitenget to Pererenan 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.

Mothers! …Move Away From the Kitchen!! Scrawled crayon messages of love bearing hearts and stick ﬁgures, clumsily wrapped coffee mugs and something that may have once resembled eggs on toast with a cold cup of tea……. As far as Mothers Day presents go, I’ve received all of these and more from my children and honestly, I’ve cherished every singe one, no matter how inedible! For many countries around the world, the second Sunday in May is a day we dedicate to Mums. It’s important to remember that maternal ﬁgures in our lives might not only be our biological mothers, but also step mums, foster mums, adoptive mums, grandmas, aunts, big sisters, teachers, or even friends who have become role models. Whatever the form of your special Ibu, Sunday May 14th is the day to show her just how much she means to you. Renowned

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Smokehouse at Bistro C is carving up some succulent serves of their famous roasts for lunch as well as dinner this Mothers Day and there’s even a free glass of bubbles in it for mum too! Starting from 11am, make Sunday May 14th a ‘dishes free’ affair and pop on down to Canggu Club for a family day out. Not just a chance to get away from the kitchen, they’re all over entertainment options for the kids as well. Grown ups can recline, relax and ‘rehydrate’ while the young ones wear out their energy with a free jumping castle and slip n slide or enjoy crafts including making a card for Mum or a traditional Balinese offering. For those planning to enjoy dinner there will be a starlight movie on the big screen once everyone has enjoyed the sunset. Do her a REAL favour and book the little ones into Cubby House Kids Club across the road and treat Mum to an hour or three, free from the constant call of “Muuuuuuuummmm!!”

The Future of Bali’s Water is in our Hands Could it be the epitome of irony that in February this year when torrential rains resulted in ﬂoods across many areas on the island, thousands of homes in Bali’s capital city found themselves without water for a number of days?? Ironic perhaps, but certainly indicative of the reality that our island remains in the midst of a critical water supply crisis - a chronic issue which requires each and every one of us to educate and take action, ensuring Bali and her children will have a future. Continued growth and development has impacted on Bali’s supply of fresh water and reliance on annual wet season rains alone are simply no longer enough to replenish water tables and storage areas. With a continued increase in tourism; the economic backbone of the island, the number of wells has increased to meet the demand for water and ground water is being extracted at a rate too fast to be replenished. Bores are drilling deeper to access ground water and the problem of salt water intrusion is becoming an ever increasing issue as the water table drops below sea level. IDEP, is a local Indonesian NGO established in 1999 to develop and deliver training and community programs and media related to sustainable development through Permaculture, and Community-based Disaster Management. In an effort to raise awareness and take action in the face of this ecological crisis, IDEP are calling on all of us who depend on and beneﬁt from Bali’s water to take steps toward saving and protecting this vital resource by being a part of the Bali Water Protection Program.

There will be live music to entertain from midday so why not come for lunch, stay until late and make the most of May’s cooler dry season evenings. Bookings are advisable and you can reserve a table for your Mothers Day Sunday Roast experience by emailing: bistroc@cangguclub.com or by telephone: +62 361 8483939 Looking to earn even more brownie points? Book Mum in for a pamper session at Body Temple Spa. It’s just downstairs from Canggu Club reception so there’s no reason to travel far. Their May specials are just the ticket to get her glammed up and feeling gorgeous. Take this opportunity to show mum how much she matters and give her a day she deserves. Perhaps this year it might be wise to pass on trying to impress her with your own questionable culinary skills in the kitchen (chances are she’ll have to clean up an epic mess afterwards anyways hey kids???) and spoil her island style by booking a table at Canggu Club’s Bistro C. Love you Mum! Located at Canggu Club, Canggu BISTROCBALI.COM BODYTEMPLEBALI.COM

which will serve to harness rainwater and direct it into the aquifers, continuing to rapidly replenish the water tables for years to come. It’s a relatively simple solution and at a fraction of the cost and environmental impact of desalination plants. Educating our school students through the ‘Adopt A River’ sub program is vital for younger generations to understand and practice sustainable methods of waste management, to become river ambassadors and to ensure the protection and water quality of our island’s many waterways. To date, the program has been introduced to 9-13 year olds in over 130 local schools situated along rivers throughout Bali. The school program has been further enhanced by the distribution of bilingual comic books outlining water conservation practices that everyone can employ.

With a considerable decrease in the level of the water table over the past decade, water catchment areas running dry, signiﬁcant and non reversible salt water intrusion into fresh water aquifers as well as water quality and pollution issues, the time to act is now and each one of us needs to play a part. BWP proposes to promote freshwater resilience throughout the island by way of three sub programs and are calling on donations to help facilitate these. The largest percentage of funding and assistance will go towards the ‘Adopt A Well’ sub program. BWP plans to build over 130 recharge wells in strategic locations around Bali as well as sister islands Nusas Penida, Lembongan and Ceningan,

The third facet of the Bali Water Protection Program is for each and everyone one of us to ‘Adopt Water’. BWP will spearhead a one year media campaign consisting of monthly press releases, tv talk shows and billboards to remind and encourage everyone about the need to reduce consumption and conserve our vital resource. BWP needs your help to raise funds to help cover the cost of the initial program and move toward phase two. Not only will you be doing your part towards a more sustainable future, you can also be a part of the education process. Full details about the program and how to donate can be found on their fundrazr page: https://fundrazr.com/campaigns/5zytb or alternatively, go to idepfoundation.org and discover the whole story about the Bali Water Protection Program.

Football Season is in Full Swing @ The Sports Bar

be shouting for the beers thanks! The month of May means Origin fever is upon us and this annual battle for state supremacy begins again on Thursday May 31st with the ﬁrst game of NRL State of Origin scheduled from 5pm. Whether you are an avid NRL supporter or have no idea what rugby league is about, the State of Origin series is one to watch for those of you who love any good sporting grudge match and a great night out. With sellout stadium crowds and massive television audiences, this three match series is possibly one of the best displays of Aussie sporting rivalry, delivering high class football and on ﬁeld entertainment at its best. The Sports Bar will be once again a blur of maroon and blue with

With footy season already in full swing, diehard fans have dusted off their team colours, donned supporters’ jerseys and organised their diaries in advance around game days for the next six months! For some, football is like a religion and ﬁnding just the right place to pay homage to your home team and watch them take to the ﬁeld while sipping on a cold brew is of paramount importance!

are cold…… and I mean frosty! No need to leave your seat when you’re feeling peckish either. A tempting array of light snacks are available or if you’re after something a little more substantial, you can’t go past their new Smokehouse menu - football, frosty beers and slow braised beef….. seriously, what’s not to love about that combination!

supporters showing their state allegiance by the colour of their clothes (and hair!). Whether you have no affiliation or affection for New South Wales or Queensland whatsoever, or any idea what a ‘canetoad’ or a ‘cockroach’ has to do with football, the State of Origin is up there with the best games of footy you’re likely to watch.

Fans want to ﬁnd somewhere with plenty of opportunity to watch the game without any annoying interruptions and The Sports Bar at Canggu Club comes to mind as an ideal choice. Multiple screens means you can view the action on the ﬁeld from anywhere in the comfort of this air conditioned bar. Staff are on hand to ensure your glass is never empty and the beers

With most of the matches scheduled for evenings or weekends, everyone has the opportunity to meet at The Sports Bar at Canggu Club to watch the game as it’s free entry for all from 5pm daily and all day Saturdays and Sundays. Canggu Club members can still take advantage of a whopping 50% discount off food and beverages from 5pm onwards every day so there are no prizes for guessing who’ll

Join the crowd at The Sports Bar from 5pm, Thursday May 31st for fun, frivolity and football. Get there early to be sure of a bar stool and bring your enthusiasm for a great night out. For information regarding schedules and televised times for all of this season’s football games and any other sporting ﬁxtures go to cangguclub.com and check out ‘whats on’ for the live sports schedule.

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For Sale; Furniture cheapshop closing: 2 book shelves 195x100x40 Rp 1.300.000/ each. 2 Pomare rattan chair big Rp 800.000, Medium Rp 500.000. Mannequin boy with stand Rp 170.000/each. Contact 0361 733 219 or (store@linge-mimpimanis. com) for the pic. [057]

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For Sale; Electronic â&#x20AC;&#x201C; shop closing: 1 set CCTV + monitor + 4 camera Rp 6.000.000. 1 set finger print Rp 700.000. 1 tlp-fax-fotocopy machine Panasonic KX/FP 342 Rp 300.000. 1 stavolt Matsumoto 5000N Rp 2.000.000 (value 8Mrp). Contact 0361 733 219 or (store@linge-mimpimanis. com) for the pic. [058]

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11 For Sale; New Fujifilm instax mini 90 polaroid camera purchased in March, with receipt and 1 year warranty, + 5 packs (50 pieces) Fujifilm instax mini 90 film. Rp2,500,000. 081 2366 6941. Canggu. [034] For Sale; Flute Yamaha YFL 371 (professionally used) IDR 8,500,000. Pristine condition -925 solid silver head joint giving a marvelous sound -Plugs are available for beginner. Contact me for more info (selffarice@ yahoo.com), 0813 2222 7688. Kuta. [035]

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For Sale; Springbed queen size 1.5million, naturgo 3rb, menow lipstick waterproof 15rb, menow contour foundation 4 color 30rb, perfume dkny gold pink 100rb, perfume jlo still 100rb, pencil liner blue 20rb, nailpolish doff matte 30rb. Contact 0813 3254 5411. Denpasar. [032] For Sale; TV toshiba led 39inch 4.5million, laptop lenovo g40 i3 2gb500gb 3.5million bonus bag, andromax a black smartfren 550rb, oven 400rb, microwave 1million, blender 100rb, steam iron 100rb. Contact 0813 3254 5411. Denpasar. [033] Time ripens all things; no man is born wise.

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The Indonesian Love Affair with Uniforms Uniforms: schools, universities, playgroups, kindergartens, gamelan groups, ngaben, pelebon, government employees, nurses, ceremonies. Old fashioned Compared with the West, Indonesia is still a very communal society. Sometime after World War II, perhaps initially in response to the communist paranoia in the cold war and then generally to military uniforms during the Vietnam War, Western society decided that it wanted to be “free”, and part of that freedom (in addition to all the consumption of illicit substances) was to show individualism through the way we dress (even though we all had the same sorts of bell bottoms, paisley shirts and long hair). We deconstructed the uniform in all aspects of society, and this has prevailed until today for the most part: many government schools did away with uniforms, as did hospitals and government departments. In Indonesia, with the still prevailing paranoia about communism (ironically confused with Western liberalist socialism in many instances), uniforms are so deeply loved that they pervade nearly all aspects of daily life. Ironically, since the peak of fear of communism in 1965 that resulted in a genocide second only to the holocaust, there has only been an increase in the love affair with making everyone look the same. “Uniforming” school kids is still standard in many Western countries, particularly if they are private schools, but kindergartens, playgroups and universities are always spared. Not in Indonesia: all universities still enforce uniforms – that include long pants, starched shirts, ties and polished shoes for the guys; knee length skirts, starched blouses, bow ties and polished heeled-shoes for the girls. Government employees have to wear army like kakicoloured uniforms from Monday till Thursday and then, in Bali at least, get to wear a more relaxed, colourful (endek patterned) uniform on Fridays. Nurses have rather formal uniforms, particularly in the more old fashioned army hospitals, that include a nurses cap that went out in the 1970s in the West. If you go to a ceremony in Bali, you may notice that there seems to be a colour code, depending on the ritual: white for temple ceremonies, black for cremations (although white is often used if the deceased is of high caste) and then one particular colour for say a group of women carrying offerings down the street at ceremony time. All of this is relatively new, and has been influenced by the way other religions use colour. Even gamelan troupes didn’t start to have uniforms until the advent of competitions in the 1930s: now everyone blows their budgets on new uniforms for every festival performance and even just to perform at a one-off ceremony. Indonesia claims to be desperately democratizing, but rather ironically, the further we move into the 21st century the more people are labeling themselves as just part of uniformed groups.

BIWA Shop Second hand books, clothing, accessories, toys, etc is being held in front of our office Tirta Ening #15A Sanur Thurs. May 19 and Fri. May 19 from 10.0016.00. (infobiwaonline@ gmail.com). 0819 9985 5686. [045]

For Sale; A “Citizen” blood pressure machine that fits on your wrist like a watch. Works perfect and is in new condition, bought last year in Japan cost $52 (Rp700,000) will sell for Rp400,000. Call 0857 3814 2449. Photo available. [075]

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For Sale; Pool lounge chair solid hardwood cost to make 6 juta now, adjustable custom wing side tables, won’t find better anywhere, sell 2.5 juta. Phone 081 2395 0302 or Whatsapp 0812 3781 8851 for photos must sell leaving Bali. Sanur. [024]

For Sale; Cricket gear. Now retired from cricket and taken up golf. 1x pair batting pads (Kookaburra). 1x chest pad (Gray-Nicholls). 2x pair batting gloves (Kookaburra). 2x bats (Gray-Nicholls). 1x bat (Kookaburra). 1x new box. 3x balls. 1x large canvas cricket bag (GrayNicholls). Lot sale only! Rp900,000. Call 0857 3814 2449. Photo available. [076] For Sale; Cricket pads. Brand new Gray-Nicolls batting pads. Rp200,000. Call 0857 3814 2449. Photo available. [077]

For Sale; Canon L Series Lens 70-200mm f2.8 IS Mark II, mint condition. Complete with box and original acc, bonus hoya uv filter. Sell for Rp. 19.500.000. Contact 089 8598 4567. Denpasar. [059]

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For Sale; Magic massager. This hand held machine is a complete body massager with 7 massage heads easily changed to your requirement, i.e. stimulate acupuncture points, designed for fat removal and much more. Can use on every part of the body. Rp800,000. Please call 0857 3814 2449. Photo available. [078] For Sale; Canon best portrait lens 85mm f1.8, mint condition. Complete with box and original accessories, bonus UV filter. Sell for Rp. 4.250.000. Contact 089 8598 4567. Denpasar. [060] For Sale; One of my collection, Gerber survival knife “Full Tang”. Mint condition. Full length 25cm, blade length 13cm, blade thickness 4 mm. Sell for IDR 250.000, contact 089 8598 4567. Denpasar. [061] For Sale; 15 inch gaming laptop HP Zeus, mint condition. Beats audio inside. Full HD 1920x1080 matte display anti glare. Dual AMD graphics, 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD. Sell for Rp.6.250.000. Contact 089 8598 4567. Denpasar. [062] For Sale; Original California Pro inline skate, size 41-43. Good condition, brake still thick, scratches because of used. Sell for Rp. 350.000. Contact 089 8598 4567. Denpasar. [063]

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For Sale; DVDs all latest releases most watched once various comedy serious trilogies, all still in covers, private collection of 2000approx, leaving town, paid Rp 12.000 each sell 350.000 Rp ono the lot. Phone 081 2395 0302. Sanur. [022]

For Sale; Mac mini late 2014 with SSD 250gb. 1.4GHz Core i5.Intel HD Graphics 5000. OS Sierra. Comes with power cable only. Price 5 mil. Kerobokan. Text: 0821 4483 3668. Can install any Mac’s software buyer want. Kerobokan. [028]

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For Sale; Big chair black for sit down and also for lay down from synthetic leather 2,5juta. 0819 3300 1547. Sanur. [043] For Sale; Assorted Bojonegoro Teak wood and Sonokeling wood for sale. Ex factory kiln dried. Contact 0361-8472104. [056]

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For Sale; Timber bookcase. 150Lcm x 80cmH x 39Dcm. Built on design of IKEA Kallax (8 cubes). Paid 3.5million. Sell Rp. 2.5 million. Only few months old. WhatsApp 0811 3975 644. Sanur. [070] The time to relax is when you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have time for it.

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For Sale; 5 Star Ayana Hotel Voucher, Resort View Room Great deal, $US500 3 nights for 2 people, breakfast included valid till July 2017. If interested please call or what’s app 0857 3702 1033 or email (Rosanna.bille@ gmail.com). Bukit. [090]

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Cocoon Medical Spa is proud to launch the Quanta Laser 3D Skin Rejuvenation. This laser from Italy, favoured by the world’s best models, is now offered in Bali. Get healthier, more beautiful skin at any age – for tiny Indonesian price. Please contact (info@ cocoonmedicalspa.com); +62 81 1388 2240. [046]

For Sale; 5 Maginon, IPC100AC surveillance cameras. New. Just brought them from Germany. 1/5” Megapixel, 9 infrared-LEDs, complete with cables. Never used. Was Euro 60 each. Will sell for 55 Euro (fix). Pls contact Michael 081 2395 1444 (also whatsapp). [019] For Sale; A King Helmet Sea Shell. A Sand dwelling creature. A predator feeding on sea urchins. Weight: 1.8kg, size : approx 23 x 18 cm, Photos available. Only Rp600,000 ono. Please call 0857 3814 2449. Photo available. [073] For Sale; A beautiful specimen of matched pair giant clam shell (Tridacna Hippopus). Weight : 1.3 kg, Size : approx 20 x 12.5 cm, Photos available. Rp550,000 ono. call 0857 3814 2449. Photo available. [074] Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen.

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The Ubud Food Festival is almost upon us! More than 100 chefs, culinary heroes and key industry players will descend on Bali’s culinary capital this 12–1 4 May for the third Ubud Food Festival. With three days of high-energy cooking demonstrations, exceptional dining experiences in Ubud’s most spectacular surrounds curated by awardwinning chefs, in-depth food forums, masterclasses and food tours, and a cornucopia of cuisines from across the archipelago and beyond, UFF has grown into Southeast Asia’s leading culinary event.

pride. Culinary trendsetters and chef owners of multiple boutique dining hotspots Karen Carlotta and Adhika Maxie will be joined by urban artisan chef Fernando Sindu and Ragil Imam Wibowo, renowned for modernizing Indonesian cuisine while honoring its culinary heritage. Master Chef Indonesia judge and star of Indonesian fusion Rinrin Marinka, will appear alongside celebrity chef Farah Quinn.

Headlining this year’s international guests are Chele Gonzalez of Gallery VASK – the Philippines’ only entrant on Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants list at no.35 and its ‘Best InCountry’, chef and author Joannès Rivière of Cambodia’s coveted Cuisine Wat Damnak, and Sicilian-born, awardwinning chef owner of Singapore’s Gattopardo Ristorante di Mare and Sydney’s Olio, Lino Sauro.

The nation’s leading platform for knowledge exchange and networking, Ubud Food Festival welcomes members from all areas of Indonesia’s food industry. With much-hyped social media account Warteg Gourmet, gastronomic trailblazer Dade Akbar transforms Indonesian street food into haute cuisine. Joining him is culinary storyteller Ade Putri Paramadita, respected food writer and publisher Jed Doble, food writer, author and critic Kevindra Soemanti, commercial food photographer Togi Panjaitan, food historian and author Fadly Rahman, and the ‘walking dictionary’ of Indonesian street food, Arie Parikesit. Bringing Michelin-starred masala is Manjunath Mural of Singapore’s Song of India, there’ll be perfect pastries from Robuchon Bangkok Group’s Executive Pastry Chef, Belgian Yannis J. Janssens, the unique insights of the ‘Anthropologist in the Kitchen’, Taiwanese chef and writer Tzu-I Chuang, and the finest Peruvian fare from one of Peru’s most revered chefs, Eduardo Montes. They’ll be joined by Bo Songvisava and Dylan Jones of one of Bangkok’s most respected restaurants, Bo.lan (no. 19 on Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants). Indonesia’s capital Jakarta is experiencing a dining revolution, led by young firebrand chefs and entrepreneurs combining worldclass training and international influences with patriotic

Indonesia’s most pressing ecological and health concerns will be canvassed by indigenous food-biodiversity frontrunner Helianti Hilman, Fair Trade Manager of Communities and Fisheries Foundation Yasmine Simbolon, lifestyle guru Arimbi Nimpuno and health coach Sophie Navita. As the world’s greatest archipelagic nation the diversity of Indonesia’s cuisines is renowned. At Indonesia’s leading food festival there’ll be modern Manadonese from pioneering chef and writer Petty Elliott, foraged flavors from the Papuan highlands shared by The Jungle Chef Charles Toto, and the distinctive Chinese-Indonesian cuisine of the Bangka Belitung

Islands prepared by its leading specialist, Eddrian Tjhia. With its raw food focus Bali is home to the nation’s leading proponents of prioritizing local produce. The world’s first Indonesian certified plant-based cuisine chef, Made Runatha of MOKSA will be joined by colleague and sustainability advocate Made Janur. A fascinating fusion of modern techniques and traditional Balinese cuisine will be brought to the table by Made Lugra. The UFF showcases Bali’s internationally-acclaimed dining destinations and their culinary ambassadors, including El Bulli-trained Kevin Cherkas of Cuca, Mozaic and Spice’s French meets Balinese master chef Chris Salans, the Street Food Chef Will Meyrick, Room4Dessert’s Will Goldfarb, Penelope Williams of Bali Asli, raw food luminary Diana von Cranach, and Eelke Plasmeijer and his team behind Locavore, Indonesia’s ‘Best In-Country’ at no. 22 on Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants list. Finally, in food-obsessed Indonesia culinary icons are revered as royalty. The Queen of Indonesian cuisine, Ibu Sisca Soewitomo will appear alongside the father of Indonesian food writing, Pak Bondan Winarno, the world’s foremost tempe expert Professor Winarno and eminent culinary diplomat William Wongso. “With over 100 speakers from across the archipelago and beyond, it’s clear that our Festival has become the country’s biggest celebration of all things food,” said UFF Founder and Director Janet DeNeefe. “We welcome everyone with an appetite for extraordinary cuisine, inspiring stories, thrilling food adventures and fun. Indonesian food is world class and its culinary legacies, icons and rising stars are now on the world’s stage. You best arrive hungry when we see you this weekend!” The Ubud Food Festival runs from 12-14 May, with over 100 free and ticketed events. Bali Advertiser readers can score 20% off the 1, 2 and 3-Day FoodLover Pass by entering the promo code MPBA at the checkout. For all the information and to buy tickets head to the website www.ubudfoodfestival.com. Copyright © 2017 Bali Advertiser You can read all past articles of Ubud Writers & Readers Festival at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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Say What? Question: In about 6 months, I am planning on moving to Bali. My boyfriend wants to come along, but it looks as if it may be almost impossible for him to find work here. My family lives here, and I plan to live with them. My boyfriend is not cool with that; he’s pretty much said that he will consider me to be breaking up with him if I do this. But, I miss my family and feel as if he’s holding me back. He won’t commit to being monogamous, and though neither of us currently engages in relationships with other people, I worry about this becoming an issue in the future. He’s also done things in the past that hurt me, and he considers himself to have the right to do this; so I don’t trust him not to repeat those things, and I feel as if I would be setting myself up for more if I stay with him. On the other hand, I love him, and most of the time he makes me happy. If he insists that I choose between him and Bali, I’m pretty sure I’ll chose to move. But it feels unfair that I should have to choose, and it feels unfair to be feeling like this without telling him. The rational thing to do is probably to break up, but I’m scared of letting go of us being together. This is my first relationship, and I have no idea how I’m supposed to feel before breaking up with someone. When we aren’t together, breaking up makes sense; but when we are together, it feels insane because it feels so good to be with him. Dr. ZZ: Move to Bali. You don’t need his permission; you don’t have to wait until he does something major and dramatic, and you don’t have to wait until you hit rockbottom unhappiness. Wanting to move is enough. Feeling as if a relationship that is not working is too good to leave is not unusual. It is also not unusual to fear that you will miss him, that it will be hard to let go, and that you will have second thoughts and regrets. All that is guaranteed; it’s a normal and natural part of breaking up. But hang in there afterwards, and all those things will eventually get

magically better – it happens every time. A few years from now, he will be only a story. Someone out there is a better fit. Time and distance heal, and you have a golden opportunity to put some literal distance between you and this guy. Trust the universe to show you the way, and trust yourself to land on your feet. Question: My boyfriend and I have been together for about 3 months, and I feel as if we love each other a lot. He’s always there for me with hugs and loving. We’ve talked about our exes to a minimal extent, and now I have stumbled upon a blog of his online. In it, he has posted details of each of his previous relationships and described lots of one-night stands, threesomes, people who stole and cheated on him, etc.. I believe he is faithful to me, but I am shocked about his past and unsure of how to talk to him about it. I want to show him that I’m not like these other people, but I don’t know how to tear down the walls that he’s obviously built around himself. In his most recent post, he mentions that he is dating me and, although he ought to be happy, he feels afraid and uneasy at being in a relationship he wants so desperately. I have no idea what I’ve got myself into at this point. Maybe I’m not the one he wants. The others he’s dated have all been confident, educated and capable – things I lack. I’m not saying I’m useless because I know he loves my unwavering love and gentleness. I just don’t know what to say or do.

Dr. ZZ: It’s not that you shouldn’t want to talk to him about his past, or that early in a relationship you may observe destructive patterns that prompt you to want to reconsider committing to him; but your partner is not responsible for making his past conform to your expectations. He dated some embarrassing people and experimented in some sexy arenas; all that made him the person you fell in love with. You don’t own his past, and he doesn’t owe you a confession or an explanation. Don’t hold it against him. What you know at this point is that he loves you and treats you well, and that he has some anxieties because he wants the relationship to work so badly. How you’ve translated that into your maybe not being the one he wants is a projection wrought by your own insecurities. People often vent their feelings online, in journals, to friends and etc.. The danger of snooping around too much into someone’s e-life is coming across those momentary bursts of emotion and mistaking them for the ultimate truth. Tell him you discovered his blog and you’re reading it; so that, if he needs a more a private arena in which to vent his feelings, he may choose a more secure venue. Let him know you love him and all the ways he makes you happy. Ask if there’s anything he needs from you. Then, shut up and listen to him. The two of you may want to talk like this back-and-forth for a good long time. Then make love, play, and enjoy this time of being newly in love and figuring things out with each other.

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 © 2017 Say What? You can read all past articles of Say What at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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THE HUNDRED MILE DIET, BALI STYLE Recently someone on the Facebook Ubud Community page lamented the high cost of quinoa in Ubud. Judging from the responses, I was not alone in finding it remarkable that anyone would move to a small town in rural Indonesia and expect to find abundant, affordable food products from South America. Granted globalisation has created the expectation that everything is available everywhere, all the time. But should it be? Is it cost-effective, ethical or even sensible to buy a bag of quinoa that has traveled 17,000 kilometres instead of freshly harvested, chemical-free heritage rice that was grown just up the mountain? I would argue that it is not. Food’s carbon footprint, or foodprint, is the greenhouse gas emissions produced by growing, rearing, farming, processing, transporting, storing, cooking and disposing of the food we eat. Eating seasonal, locally produced food reduces our carbon footprint enormously, leaving us some wiggle-room for a little Gorgonzola once in a while. The carbon footprint of a vegetarian diet is about half that of a carnivore’s diet. Another good argument for vegetarianism is that most food animals are raised in heavily polluting factory farms where they live in horrific conditions. Concerned carnivores will be glad to learn that Locavore is opening an ethical butchery in Ubud in June. It will offer locally produced meat, poultry and fish all of which has been raised and slaughtered humanely. The Slow Food movement pretty much popularised the concept of locavorism. Founded in 1989, Slow Food encourages people to choose food that is produced close to where they live as more ethical, economical and nutritious than food that’s imported / out of season. The popular Slow Food movement now has groups all over the world which endorse and support their local food cultures. Check out www.slowfoodbali.com for upcoming events. Ubud’s celebrated Restaurant Locavore is committed to Slow Food principals, producing stellar world class cuisine with ingredients sourced exclusively from around the archipelago. Locavore was named Best Restaurant in Indonesia in 2016 by Trip Advisor Travelers’ Choice and number 22 in Asia’s Top 50 Restaurants for 2017. I rest my case. The locavore movement really began over a decade ago. Back in 2005 a young Canadian couple decided to restrict their diet for one year to foods which grew within 100 miles (160 km) of their Vancouver home. They were deeply concerned about the carbon footprint of much of the food they ate, and made a conscious decision to reconnect with and support local food producers.

It was a gallant aspiration, but the growing conditions north of latitude 49 are not exactly tropical. They spent a year without cooking oil, rice, wheat products, beer, sugar and much more. They learned a lot about global economics and biodiversity; they discovered local farms and seasonal produce. They ate a lot of fish and potatoes. And their book ‘The Hundred Mile Diet’ started a movement that grows stronger every year.

imported one we support Indonesian producers, and they need all the help they can get. Bali’s agricultural land is disappearing at a rate of between 1,000 and 3,000 hectares a year to make way for villas, hotels, roads and shops. Young Balinese don’t want to farm any more; they want to work in all those fancy hotels, spas and restaurants. So between rapidly diminishing farmland and a shrinking work force, Bali’s agricultural sector is really suffering.

In 2007, in recognition of this new concept of sourcing food, ‘locavore’ became the word of the year for 2007 in the Oxford American Dictionary.

One way to keep it alive is to train producers in the cultivation of foods that tourists want to eat. Over the past few years that’s resulted in the evolution of world class coffee (all the Arabica used to be exported), chocolate, palm sugar, rosella products, moringa powder, cashew nuts, spirulina, chemical free fruits and vegetables and a wide range of gluten free foods, to name a few.

That same year, popular American writer Barbara Kingsolver and her family undertook the same challenge on their farm in Virginia. Her book ‘Animal Vegetable Miracle’ unfolds a year of eating only foods that her family of four was able to grow themselves or obtain locally. These adventures in conscious food selection make thoughtful reading. Limiting our food choices is hard. We’re spoiled. We’ve become accustomed to buying exotic foods from all over the world, all year round. But this abundance comes at a huge cost to the planet and to local food producers. Many travelers to Ubud these days are vegetarians and vegans who are used to eating certain foods. They bring these habits with them, unaware that there are excellent alternatives locally available. Bali is unique in many ways and its contemporary food culture has become another facet of its singularity. The island has been a trading crossroads for millenia, and the Balinese continue to adopt foods from around the world and integrate them into the indigenous cuisine. Long ago these included tofu, mung beans, peanuts, noodles and soy sauce from China, tomatoes, chilies and potatoes from South America through European traders, and cocoa and coffee from Dutch colonists. Now all these things and many more are produced locally. Bali offers a wide range of heritage rices, cashews, sea salt, low GI palm sugar, coconut, wild honey, meats, fish and poultry, and a growing variety of vegetables and fruits to visitors. High quality ‘superfoods’ like spirulna and moringa powder are now produced in Bali and the medicinal herbs turmeric, temu kunci and aloe vera are readily available. Bali is about 153 km/95 miles by 112 km/69 miles, so a 100 mile diet here covers the whole island and its seas. But we’ll stretch a point to include Java, because the food produced by the label Javara Indonesia adds a wonderful spectrum of indigenous & artisanal food products to our local shopping basket. Javara works with 50,000 farmers and 2,000 food artisans to produce over 600 premium food products. Its goal is to preserve biodiversity and bring community-based, organic products to broader markets. JAVARA is a leading social enterprise in Indonesia that works with a vast range of biodiverse community-based organic food products using ethical principles. Javara’s founder Helianti Hilman has become something of an international celebrity for her work. Eating locally is an opportunity to practice really being where we are. Every time we choose a local product over an

The Ubud Food Festival has taken the lead in raising the profile of Indonesia’s food resources. This year the festival takes place from May 12 to 14. The theme celebrates Indonesia’s culinary heritage, in which every ingredient, recipe and culinary tradition tells a story of raising the archipelago’s history, geography and diverse cultures. Participants can choose from a wide variety of cooking demonstrations, workshops, master classes, discussion panels, meals and free events to learn more about Indonesia’s amazing culinary resources. See the website for all the delicious details. So please, leave the quinoa and goji berries on the shelf and seek out all the food options available right here on Bali. With a little imagination you’ll find yourself discovering a wealth of fresh, nutritious food grown within 100 miles of where you’re standing.

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Alcoholics Anonymous We are men and women who drank too much but have found we can help each other to stop drinking. We have meetings every day on Bali. If you want to learn how to stop drinking come to a meeting. To find a meeting, go to our website: <www.aa-bali.org> or call us: English +62 811 389 3044, Bahasa Indonesia +62 811 389 3099.

structured professional environment. It is all about increasing ones business through personal referrals. Bali Business Club meets once a week on Tuesday afternoon from 12.30 – 01.30 PM. You will find Bali Business Club the only true business referral networking group in Bali. To be invite to the next session, please call Dayu on (0361) 7909697 or 087862078769 or email <dayu@be-do.org>.

Bali Children Foundation Bali Children Foundation supports education for children from poor and disadvantaged children in Bali. Currently BCF sponsors more than 1000 children living across 30 communities and 2 orphanages. As part of basic school education, they also provide club activities, which includes Dance club, Silat club, Mekidung club, English pronunciation (SET) club, English classes (EITV), and computer classes (CITV). A scholarship through Bali Children Foundation not only helps with school fees, but also provides the student with uniforms, shoes, bags, stationery etc. It costs from $200/year to support a child depending on grade. For more information Backgammon email: info@balichildrenfoundation.org or the website: www. We play every Saturday in Restaurant Lanai we start around balichildrenfoundation.org or call on +62 361 844 8336. 12-16pm. If we have enough players we play a tournament. 0821 4785 5399 or 081 2382 8251. Bali Pink Ribbon Foundation We bring the important message of proactive self-examination, Bali Animal Welfare Association (BAWA) screening and early detection to all women in Bali in an BAWA works island-wide to rescue and protect Bali’s animals effort to save lives. BPR is a Breast Cancer Support in need. We run Bali’s only free animal ambulance. We Center offering information in Indonesian and English. vaccinate, sterilise, foster, adopt and aducated & advocate Monthly awareness seminars are also held in the centre. for a better future. Our work is funded by donations: <http:// <www.balipinkribbon.com>, <info@balipinkribbon.com>, bawabali.com/donate-to-bawa/>. Every donation helps save phone 0361-8496098 / 085100352. a life. Email <bawabali@aol.com>. Anand Krishna Center Meditation is not just sitting down in silence, but working dynamically in the market place amidst the maddening crowd, however maintaining silence in the heart and mind. Anand Krishna has custom tailored hundreds of techniques to help modern men and women experience the ecstasy of meditation. Come and join us to live fully and celebrate life! Contact : Anand Krishna Center Jl. Pura Mertasari 45 Sunset Road Area, Kuta-Bali Phone: 0361 8947238 <www. anandkrishna.org> or <www.aumkar.org>.

Bali Business Club (BBC) – The First in Bali Bali Business Club is a Group of Professionals representing different industries who meet weekly to present their own business and to generate business referrals within and outside the group for each other. In other words members increase each other business through leads generated in a

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SAVE THE BEES FOR A SWEETER BALI Can you imagine having a boss that demands that you work seven days week, making up to forty trips a day traveling eight kilometers to and from hundreds of workstations? And not getting paid to provide people with fruit, vegetables, coffee, seeds, nuts, cocoa, cotton and oils? That’s exactly what a queen bee demands of her workers. She also supplies millions of dollars of agricultural services each year to humankind. Without the queen bee and her workers humans would soon run out of food. Albert Einstein said many years ago, “If the bee disappeared off the surface of the globe, then man would have only four years of life left. No more bees, no more pollination, no more plants, no more animals, no more man.” A U.N.-sponsored report released in F e b r u a r y, 2 0 1 6 found that “about 40 percent of invertebrate pollinator species (such as bees and butterflies) are facing extinction.” This could have major implications for world food supply, because about 75 percent of the world’s food crops depend at least partly on pollination.” In late September 2016 I received an invitation for an event during the week long program Bali Bee Week – Save Bali Bees being held at Hatten Wines on the Bypass in Sanur. Were the bees in Bali in trouble? Were they on the endangered list? Curiosity brought me to the winery to learn more, which featured a talk by Kelly Marciano of the Natural Light Candle Company about Ratu Lestari Alami and the Plan BEE with Ratih Nurruhliati and Amanda J Garland-Hunt. During the week-long event, each day featured different programs, including wine tasting of Hatten Wines, and ‘honeylicious’ dishes from Chef Liam Nealon of Four Seasons Resort at Sayan, a former bee keeper in Australia. The exhibition was open to students, teachers and local bee keepers during the week. I attended the final evening called Slow Food Bali, with wild forest honey tasting, wine tasting and yummy honey enhanced snacks from Chef Liam Nealon. There were eight different types of wild honey from various places in Indonesia. They varied in colour and taste. It was intriguing comparing the honeys, no two were alike in colour and taste. Kelly gave a talk that enlightened us to the plight of the drastic decline of honey bees worldwide. In 2015 statistics show the USA lost 36%, Europe 20%, India 20%, Australia 25%. Seven types of bees once found in abundance in Hawaii recently became the first bees to be added to the US federal list of endangered species. There are thought to be no wild bees left in China due to excessive pesticide use. There’s no statistics for Indonesia but scientists fear the number is high due to the prevalent use of pesticides. Natural Light Candle Company produce a range of candles made from sustainable natural materials and depend on having a supply of beeswax for their production. They took the initiative of supporting the development of Ratu Lestari Alami (RLA), a grassroots program established to gather research and help conservation efforts of honey bee species, they call it Plan BEE Indonesia. It’s all about helping to save the bees. The Queen Bees for Sustainability have set up the Plan BEE Indonesia initiative to collect data, conduct research, and offer support and assistance to beekeepers, forest honey collectors, and farmers living in different areas of Indonesia. They have been conducting talks at schools and organizations like the Rotary Club, bringing awareness of the plight of the declining number of honey bees globally. Ratu Lestari Alami translates directly into English as ‘queen of sustainable natural’ - this translation has been tweaked a little to mean: “Queen Bees of Sustainable Environments”. In February 2016, Kelly joined her friends, Amanda and Ratih on a trip to explore Mount Tambora in Sumbawa. Kelly is always interested to find new sources of bees wax began

asking about farmers who work with bees in the community and learnt that there were honey hunters in the area. The women spoke to the farmers and they were not aware of the uses for the beeswax in the hives they harvested. During this trip the women discovered there was a rich culture around bee keeping and forest honey hunting across the archipelago of Indonesia. They began to find articles on the history of beekeeping in parts of Indonesia and visited an inspiring local entomologist in Bogor, West Java who connected them with an Indonesian beekeeping network so they could learn more about the bees in Indonesia. Through their research and conversations with this network, the Queen Bees journeyed to West Kalimantan, from Sintang to Jongkong and Putussibau and connected with several groups of forest honey hunters. Spending hours driving on dusty back roads and travelling by boat along the rivers into the wild of West Kalimantan brought them to some of the chief honey hunters on the island. They were impressed with how efficient and advanced the honey hunters are in West Kalimantan. The honey gathering process was done cleanly and efficiently, the honey hunters wore gloves and used sterilized bottles to store the precious honey they harvested. They also took appropriate safety precautions when in the forest harvesting the hives, a good move considering they are working with apis Dorsata, the giant honey bees found in forested areas of south east Asia that are the largest of the honey bee species. The hives they form in the forest yield a large amount of quality honey due to the amount of food available in the largely national park area and the foraging characteristics of the Dorsata. The flora in the forest is close to being in a natural state and not exposed to pesticides. The Bee Week presentation featured photos from their journey to Kalimantan, Sumbawa and Java, where they visited villages that have been harvesting bee hives for centuries, many still using their traditional methods of climbing a tall tree wielding a special curved blade to cut the hive from the tree. They spent time talking to people in the Melawi Regency, West Kalimantan, and in one of the small villages learnt that a century ago every man in the village was a hive catcher, now only 20% of the population of the village still subsist as honey harvesters, as the forest and farmers decline. Why is it important to save the bees? It’s believed that a third of all our food depends on the pollination of bees. This includes fruit, many vegetables, nuts, seeds and oils and that 85% of plants exist because of bees. More than 100 food crops are pollinated by bees. Why are the bees disappearing? • Use of pesticides • Slash and burn agriculture • Loss of biodiversity / monoculture • Loss of habitat due to deforestation • Parasites and pathogens • Climate change What is the Plan BEE so far in Bali? So far they have already installed 40 hives across Bali, primarily in North Bali as part of the North Bali Plan BEE Project with founding partners Four Seasons, Atlas Pearls and Hatten Wines. The Four Seasons at Sayan is also installing hives as part of the Plan BEE. The support of people and organizations that have adopted bee hives is greatly appreciated it has enabled the installation of beehives and supported training in North West Bali. When you adopt a bee hive you contribute to installing a new bee hive with a colony and sharing knowledge about the bees and honey with farmers and villagers. Currently at least 10 local staff and farmers who live in villages near Melaya, Grogkak, and Penyabangan areas are engaged as Bee Crews at three sites, with more sites being developed. They act as caretakers

of the hives and are being trained in the art of beekeeping as well as learning about local bee species and how to handle bees safely. Plan BEE is also supported by the BVLGARI Resort in Uluwatu who have installed bee hives on the property in the Chef’s Garden. The “Queen Bee” team in Bali Amanda and Ratih has been visiting schools talking with students about the bees and educating them on the different species in Indonesia and the risks to the bees that are emerging. They have also been travelling to different parts of Indonesia and meeting honey hunters and farmers that have a history working with the bees and documenting what they can. Where do they find the bees to inhabit the new hives? Plan BEE is about working with local communities for the preservation of the honey bees. Amanda and Ratih are currently working with two local bee keepers in Bali, Pak Matal in Jembrana regency a n d P a k Ya n i n Jimbaran. They both have over 500 hives of their own and supply the colonies for the new installations. Both bee keepers are invaluable to the team and committed to preservation of the honey bee species and sharing their knowledge. Pak Matal is also helping with education and training new bee keepers in North and West Bali and selects queens for the new hives. How much honey will an average hive produce a year? The amount of honey a hive produces a year depends on the plants in the area where the hive is placed, the more flowers in the area, the higher the yield. A hive can generally produce about 600ml of honey in 3 months, depending on weather conditions and the amount of food for the bees available in the environment. What types of bees live in Bali? There are four types of honey bees living in Bali. 1. Apis Dorsata is the wild bee usually in forested areas 2. Apis Cerana 3. Apis Meliffera 4. Apis Trigona is a smaller stingless bee How do they transplant the bees to new homes? During one of the Queen Bee’s road trips to Pemuteran in late December for the North Bali Plan BEE project, the Queen Bee group Amanda, Ratih with Ralisha and Peta travelled through very thick cloud and rainy conditions to collect bee colonies in their hives from Pak Matal in the Jembrana regency and under the cover of darkness they travelled to Sanggalangit to place the 5 hives. Bees need to be transported in the evening when they are least active to reduce the risk of them becoming unsettled and swarming. The hives were transported with care to the location at the North Bali Hatten Wines center and then guided by torch light carried to the bee center being set up on the site. The placement process taking about 2 hours. The following day, Pak Matal as the leading hand installed the newly adopted hives with the assistance of the Queen Bees and Jeremy from Hatten Wines with his bee team from the village working alongside. The installation included planting more bee friendly flora and installing the sturdy bee hive stands. Then when the hives are placed each hives is marked with the hive number, date and name of the adopter.

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Later that afternoon the Queen Bee group visited a new bee center site in planning at the Atlas Pearl farm in Penyabangan and discussed suitable locations for the installation of hives on the premises. Site inspections are conducted at proposed locations to determine suitability for hive installation and to meet the local villagers who will work with the North Bali Plan BEE project.

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A productive weekend - and happy BEES! What can you do to make Bali a sweeter place to live? Buy more honey products. Anything that you would normally use sugar for can be substituted with honey. Buy organic products, which are supplying the bees with pollen. Adopt a hive or check out the activities being set up by RLA. Plant flowers in your garden. BEE friendly. What can you do to help save the bees in Bali? • Avoid using harmful pesticides in your garden, look for the organic alternatives. • Grow a meadow – allow part of your garden to grow naturally • Plant flowers in your garden or in pots • Buy bee products. Buying honey, bee pollen, and beeswax candles increase the demand for bees and support beekeepers • Buy organic produce to support organic farming • Adopt a hive • Sponsor printed flyers in Bahasa Indonesia for farmer cooperatives and high school students Rp. 300,000 • Sponsor a beekeeping workshop for local farmers Rp. 2,000,000 • Check FaceBook and Instagram for updates on the journey of the Queen Bees in Bali with the development of the Bali BEE Belt, and the North Bali Plan BEE. Adopt a Hive • Conduct site tours to check the hive location is bee friendly. • Populate the hive with a live colony of honey bees • Plant organic, non- GMO flowers and plants around the hive for your bees to feed on • Educate the farmers in the area about the dangers of pesticides • They will maintain the hive for you at a designated Plan BEE Centre and provide beekeeping skill training to a local caretaker • Send you a certificate of adoption and a photo of your hive • Send you 250ml of fresh honey from your hive after the first harvest • Adopting a hive – includes a hive, queen and colony of honeybees, hive maintenance and the above for Rp. 2,500,000 a year As residents and visitors of Bali you can support the bees of Bali by avoiding the use of pesticides in your gardens and planting flowers to feed the bees. By buying beeswax candles and honey increases the demand for bees and helps support the honey harvesters. You can make a choice to buy organic produce and support the organic farmers. If you’re fortunate to have a big garden with some trees, you can host your very own hive, which is an excellent educational project for the kids. Doing the right thing has never been so sweet.

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The Queen Bee team, Ratu Lestari Alami started the Plan BEE program to help save the bees in Bali and Indonesia by increasing their numbers and raising awareness of the threats to their future. You can follow their progress at #savebalibees and #planbeeindonesia.

For more information about Plan Bee, Indonesia check out the FaceBook page at Plan BEE, Indonesia. To adopt a hive or give any support to this sweet cause, contact Amanda via email: rlasavingthebees@gmail.com

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Mother’s Day Sunday Roast (14 May) The Canggu Club is always ready to host a special event and mother’s day is no exception. The Smokehouse at Bistro C is preparing a delicious roast for lunch and dinner and a free glass of bubbly is included to celebrate this special day. A free jumping castle, slip and slide and starlight movie will keep the little family members happy too while mums and other adults can relax and enjoy this special day. You can always sign the kids into the Cubby House if you would like to take advantage of some adult time too. When : from 11 am – 10 pm Where : The Canggu Club, Jl Raya Canggu Contact : 8483939 info@cangguclub.com www.cangguclub.com

Ubud Food Festival (12 – 14 May) The Ubud Food Festival showcases Indonesia’s extraordinary cuisine and diverse, creative dishes from across the archipelago. The festival is in its third year with the theme ‘Every flavour is a story’. There are all sorts of events such as Masterclass Food and Medicine at Casa Luna cooking school, activities for children and so much more. I am not going to continue just give you the website and recommend that you journey to Ubud and enjoy food sampling and everything that is a food lover’s dream. The website is comprehensive and gives you all the details you need to know. Contact : ubudfoodfestival.com

Drought by Iwan Simatupang For more than 100 years, the Indonesian government’s solution to overpopulation was the magic cure-all transmigrasi, first instituted by the Dutch in 1905. Transmigration involves relocating people from densely populated “inner islands” such as Java, Bali and Lombok to more sparsely populated Outer Islands like Kalimantan, Nusatenggara, Sulawesi, Sumatra and Papua. Under the massive program, millions of people were brought in to settle the country’s hinterlands. At its peak between 1979 and 1984, 535,000 families were relocated, an influx that had a major impact on the demographics of some regions. Set in the 1960s, Drought is the story of an ex-student, ex-soldier and ex-bandit who transmigrates to restart life as a farmer. In 1972, when Drought was published, transmigration programs were well underway in southern Sumatra, the setting for the novel, where a vast patchwork of settlements and many racial groups occupied the region. Living conditions were supposed to have been better than on the transmigrant’s home islands, but many of the communities failed because of underfunding, cultural and social conflicts, an ill-prepared resettlement infrastructure, a lack of marketing opportunities for produce and an inadequate supply of tools and equipment coupled with poor farming skills. It was rather like transplanting a malignant cancer from the breast onto the leg. Drought is one of the most searing and visceral portraits of a drought that I have ever read. A dry hot feverish atmosphere sets the mood from the very first page and permeates the whole narrative thereafter. Everything that could happened in a drought happens. The story opens on a bleak scene at the end of the world, a cracked and pitiless never-ending landscape of desolation. Supplies of food and kerosene have long since run out under the unbearable sun. Empty kettles and pots are strewn about a dry spring surrounded by a group of thirsty farmers confronting a helpless officer from the Department of Transmigration. Characters are given impersonal titles: Fatman, Glasses, The Old Man, The Beard, etc., which creates emotional distance. The main character is simply known as Our Hero, a former university student who never sat for his final exams but became a transmigrant. Because unskilled vagabonds, confused scholars and amateur philosophers were discouraged from joining, he had to apply as a “spontaneous transmigrant.” He took a crash course on farming and was sent to a hostel where he became a section leader before shipping out to a distant bare wasteland. The men dig wells, rid the scrub and long grass of roots and sumps and install pipes to channel water to nearby fields. They were lucky to get three years of harvests before the land became infertile. Although the novel has a lyrical quality and is rife with one line aphorisms, there’s no real plot. Or rather, a beginning but not a middle or end. The oppressive and soul sapping drought is the only constant throughout. The Hero’s stream of consciousness fantasizing is bewilderingly all over the place. Volumes of text is taken up with farcical rhetorical rifts and metaphysical musings. The writer seems compelled to catalog his knowledge, perhaps in order to demonstrate an erudition that he wished he possessed. But merely listing Western pop icons, historical events and schools of philosophy does not constitute deep intellect. There are rants about LSD, Stokey Carmichael, the bullfighter El Cordobes, the Beatles, the causes of the Cold War as well as homilies to literature, society, education, religion, revolution, criminality, philosophy, bureaucracy, adultery and sexuality.

Many of the social and political dimensions of transmigration are described. The drought causes delirium, erratic behavior and breeds strange people. The whole cast of tough, weird and unpredictable characters bring into question the normalcy of conventional society - bureaucrats, psychiatrists, inspired madmen, religious teachers, a beautiful woman known simply as V.I.P., a bandit who committed robbery, rape and murder and an electrical engineer who had impregnated one of his pupils. Our Hero himself is in and out of psychiatric wards. The publishing house’s blurb states that the book reflects the author’s joy of life, but I found the story glum, cynical and full of suffering. Instead of “joy,” I would use words like intense, passionate and anguished to describe the writer’s voice. The backdrop is a nonstop Waiting-for-Godot landscape of dry wells, hungry dogs, broken pots, deserted houses, bare yards, empty roads, loneliness, starvation and death. The dramatic scenes, though well-written, aren’t developed enough to have any impact. What are we to make of sentences like “Aristocracy of the soul is the topmost peak of the pyramid of constant struggle”? I personally feel that the story would have been more compelling had there been less cerebral ruminations and more real life accounts of what it was actually like for transmigrants to undergo the hardships and tragedies of a severe drought during the 1960s. Some of the writer’s experiences in Sumatra and during the revolution undoubtedly found their way into his book. Simatupang was born in 1928 in Sibolga, North Sumatra. He took part in the 1945 to 1949 revolution against the Dutch and was captured in March 1949. Though it is not evident in his biotata, the vivid imagery indicates that he must have experienced the blistering, merciless environment of a drought and the destitution of daily existence in a transmigration village. Writers like Iwan Simatupang would be unknown in the West had not the Lontar Foundation resurrected obscure Indonesian writers in their translation program. Drought is the English translation of Simatupang’s novel Kering published by P.T. Gunung Agung in 1972, but the writer’s most famous works were published posthumously: The Pilgrim in 2011 (also translated by Harry Aveling) and Square Moon and Three Other Short Plays (1997).

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Drought doesn’t paint a pretty picture of transmigrant life - even if there isn’t a drought. The book’s tough and unpredictable characters are first-hand witnesses of cruel and perilous time. Finally, at the very end the rain which everyone had desperately needed for so long starts to fall torrentially, bringing more rain than anyone could ever have imagined and with it the anti-climax to this surreal and nihilistic tale. Drought by Iwan Simatupang, translated by Harry Aveling, Lontar Foundation 2013, ISBN-978-979-808-3860, paperback, 176 pages.

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30 TIME TO PILE INTO EMERGING MARKETS? In the search for good investment returns emerging

with the proceeds.

markets are often in the limelight. In the same vein and taking figures from Merrill Lynch and For those not too familiar with the terms perhaps I should

Bloomberg:

start with a few definitions:

- IBM would equate to the entire Mexican market

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- Proctor and Gamble would equate to the entire Russian Developed Markets: these include markets that have been

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market

active for a very long time, in some cases over a century.

- Google would equate to the Brazilian market

They are generally considered to include the biggest of them

- Starbucks would equate to the Turkish market

all, the US market, together with the UK, Europe, Japan and

- Burger King would equate to the Egyptian market.

Australia. In short, a handful of the world’s largest companies are Emerging Markets: Basically much of Asia except Japan

worth more than all the emerging market listed companies

(although Hong Kong and Singapore are now closer to the

put together.

developed category), Latin America, South Africa, Eastern Europe and parts of the Middle East. Indonesia is one of the

So why invest in emerging markets if they are so small?

many Asian markets included.

There are good reasons: • Portfolio diversification

Frontier Markets: This would include countries that have not

• Emerging markets are growing faster than developed ones

yet made it into the ‘emerging’ category such as Turkey,

• Companies are less well researched

Mongolia, Iraq and many others. This is not an area

• Potential for high returns every few years

recommended for the average investor although individual

• Developing countries have younger populations and

countries have the potential to surprise in the much longer term.

faster growth • Right now valuations in emerging markets are much more attractive than developing ones, some of which

What attracts investors to emerging markets?

have become overpriced.

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The obvious answer is the potential for much higher returns than can be expected in developed markets. Are the high

But are they right for you?

returns real? Yes they are, but not at all times! According to

If you are close to retirement

figures sourced from Bloomberg

you need to be invested in

the

emerging

assets that are not too volatile

markets was 78.5% in 2009. It

and which generate a steady

was also in excess of 18% in

income. This is not the case

2010 and 2012, and a healthy

with emerging markets where

11% in 2016.

you are likely to see wild

return

from

variations in performance. You

The downside

could reserve a small place for them in a corner of your

But the same markets were

portfolio provided you have

negative in five out of the past

ample income from the main

nine years. The worst year being - 53% in 2008. That was a

part of the portfolio and can resist the temptation to dump

difficult pill to swallow, but they weren’t alone that year; even

them if you have several years of poor performance as we

developed markets fell by 40% and commodities by 41%.

saw from 2013 to 2015.

Even the ‘safe haven’ of global property fell by 48% as

If on the other hand, you have a long term investment

global credit dried up. Emerging markets lost money in three

perspective then a modest allocation can periodically give a

out of the past four years. Small investors find three years of

boost to the portfolio’s performance. But the allocation

losses hard to bear and are often tempted to ‘abandon ship’

should not exceed 10% - 15% and should be rebalanced if it

and find safer shores for their money. A big mistake of

falls outside that range either through gains or losses.

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course as the longer an asset class is down the greater the likelihood of a strong bounce-back.

Perhaps the best way of all to access the asset class, and the same thing applies to commodities, is to allocate part of

Looking at a chart of the nine main asset classes over the

a savings plan to it as described earlier. Then you can

past nine years it is interesting to see that emerging markets

actually smile when prices fall as you will be effectively

have either been close to the top or close to the bottom. They

picking up units at a discount.

are never in the middle! This is an important factor to take into account when investing. It also makes emerging markets an attractive option for regular savings plans as you can profit from the volatility through cost averaging. By that I mean for the same amount

MONEY MATTERS

of money going in regularly you automatically pick up more units or shares when prices are low, and fewer when high. But staying the course is important; the time to cash in is when they are high, not low.

How big are emerging markets? Although they receive a lot of investor and media attention

Colin Bloodworth, Chartered Member of the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment (UK), has spent over 20 years in Indonesia. He is based in Jakarta but visits Bali regularly. If you have any questions on this article or related topics you can contact him at colin.bloodworth@ppi-advisory.com, colin.bloodworth@yahoo.co.uk or +62 21 2598 5087

the fact is they are very, very small in comparison with their developed market counterparts. How small? Well if you owned the big financial firm Goldman Sachs and sold all your shares you could buy up the entire Indonesian stock market

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2nd Giro di Bali The Bali Masters 9’s Australian Football Tournament will celebrate its 13th year in 2017, and is shaping up to be bigger and better than ever, with more teams, more footy and more off-field action.With more teams than ever expected, the 2017 tournament has been extended to 3 days, and there will be 3 age divisions: 35+, 47+ and 60+. The event will again be hosted by the Bali Geckos and held at Bali’s premier sports and entertainment venue – the Canggu Club, which has been recently redeveloped. Teams from around Australia and Asia are expected to battle it out to be the Bali Masters 9’s Champions!

On April 28, a group of 32 cyclists and handcyclists from all over the world set off from Bali Sports Foundation (BSF) in Denpasar and started a four day cycle around Bali. Averaging a 85 +km a day, the cyclists finished the 350 Km journey in Tabanan on Monday May 1. The event now in its second year was organized by BSF to promote awareness of inclusive sports for persons with disabilities.As one of the tetraplegia handcyclists, Englishman Dominic Colemen commented “it’s now day 3 of our intrepid adventure in Bali! This is certainly the most challenging thing I’ve ever done so far! Nearly 100km

SCHOOL SPORT NEWS BIS triumphs at the Indonesian International Small Schools Activities Conference Swimming Conference Bali Island (International) School (BIS) welcomed 5 schools from Java for the 2017 IISSAC Swimming Competition over the April 29/30 weekend. The event started with individual medley races. Saturday was mainly heats of all the individual strokes with I/M finals and the Medley Relay finals. Sunday was business day completing all finals and culminating with the freestyle relays. Throughout the weekend BIS’ swimmers performed magnificently earning no less than 78 medals including 23 gold. BIS swimmers also set 4 new IISSAC records including the U/10 medley relay team and freestyle relay team (Douglas, Jamie, Ayden, Eduardo), and Alex Shedd, who broke records in the 10/11 yrs backstroke and butterfly events. Big thanks must go to Mr Lennan, Ms Wood and Ms Walsh for their coaching efforts and organisation on the weekend and also to Mr Walsh for working hard in the marshalling area all weekend. BIS had an enthusiastic, dedicated and professional team of parents, all dressed in yellow ‘official’ shirts donated by Mrs Vina Shedd, who performed impeccably as timers from start to finish.When the points were tallied, BIS was simply too strong in both the boys and girls competition securing one of the more dominant victories in many years.

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Indonesian surfer comes second in the Komune Pro at Keramas, Gianyar held over the Easter break. Rio Waida failed at the last hurdle in the final to take out the event. However Waida, who is just 16, was a standout all event and will take plenty of confidence from his best result on the surf tour .“This event has been incredible, I have learnt so much,” Waida said.“I can’t wait to come back next year and hopefully go one place better. I had heats against guys and I won, it’s a dream come true I still cannot believe it.”The Komune Pro was won by Australian surfer Brent Dorrington, who with the win over the Waida has moved up the rankings by more than 100 places. It was a tight final, finishing over the top of the Indonesian prodigy after posting a 9.17 for his second scoring wave of the final. It was the Dorrington’s best result of the season and puts his season back on track after he was unsuccessful in the big-point events on the Australian summer calendar.

UPCOMING SPORTING EVENTS IN BALI 2017

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Local News Family ‘Inconsolable’ After Bali Death The mother of a young Australian who died in a scooter accident in Bali says her family is inconsolable and that the world will be a “poorer place without her”. Ella Knights, 26, was found by a passer-by lying face down in a gutter in Canggu, North Kuta, about 3am on Thursday. A Honda scooter was lying on its side a few metres away with its engine still running. The accident came just days before the Sydney resident was due to fly home on May 1, after travelling for more than two months. In a statement released on Friday afternoon, Kaz Knights said her daughter had “touched so many people’s lives and was deeply loved by everyone she met”. “Ella will be so terribly missed by everyone and the world will be a poorer place without her,” she said. “We have received so many phone calls, messages and wishes of love from family, friends and colleagues, and we thank everyone for their support in such a tragic time. “Ella’s mother, family and friends are inconsolable and ask the media to respect their privacy in this unbelievably sad time.” Local police said witnesses had reported seeing Ms Knights riding the scooter alone and without a helmet. [news.com.au April 29, 2017]

German Man Dies After Driving a Motorcycle into a Park Vehicle in Seminyak A German tourist died in the early hours of Monday, April 24, 2017, when the motorcycle he was driving struck a parked vehicle on Jalan Raya Basangkasa in Seminyak a1 1:15 am. The man’s Facebook page listed his employment as a chief butcher, having worked at a leading hotel in Beijing and a sausage making factory in Bali. Police believe that the German, Reinhold Kopp, was under the influence of alcohol and driving at a high rate of speed when he slammed into the back of a parked vehicle, dying instantly. Metrobali.com quotes police in Kuta who determined that shortly before the accident Kopp was drinking with friends at a bar in Seminyak. Urged by friends to return to his accommodation by taxi, the German refused, insisting to be allowed to drive home on his motorcycle. Kopp suffered fatal injuries to his head and thigh in the collision. He was ruled dead-on-arrival at the BIMC Hospital in Kuta. [balidiscovery.com April 30, 2017]

American Arrested Over Assault of Security Guard at Bali’s Sky Garden An American man has been arrested for allegedly attacking a security guard at Bali’s infamous Sky Garden club in Kuta. The American, identified in reports as Garyn Cancio, 25, was arrested by Kuta Police for the alleged assault, which took place on Sunday, around 11pm on the third floor of Sky Garden. Police say the incident unfolded after security asked Cancio to move, since he was blocking the way for the bar’s staff to get through. “The perpetrator hit the Sky Garden security, because he did not want to get out of the way. The offender was under the influence of alcohol. He became offended and hit the victim twice in the neck with a glass,” Kuta Police Commissioner Wayan Sumara said on Tuesday, as quoted by Tribun Bali. The police commissioner added that the security guard, Mengwi resident, Putu Gan, was cut on his ear and the back of his neck from the glass. “The victim needed six stitches because of his two wounds.” Police say the American will face charges that hold a max penalty of five years behind bars. Sky Garden is certainly no stranger to controversial incidents involving foreigners. A Perth teen was arrested and then eventually released in November 2016 after stopped at the popular nightclub with a bag of white powder–which lucky for him, turned out to be crushed up paracetamol. [Coconuts Bali April 26, 2017]

Bali X-Files: The Rat Who Wore Too Much Jewelry The villagers of Banjar Bayan in Desa Tua, Marga, Tabanan Regency, were astounded by the recent discovery of a household rat with a pronounced inclination to wear jewelry. Nusa Bali reports that 15-year-old I Wayan Suriadnyana panicked when he could no longer find a “charm ring” (Cincin Motif Bromo) that he was certain he placed in an open pouch in his bedroom closet. He alerted his mother, Ni Made Sri Marini, of the missing 5-gram gold ring with a red stone he had purchased for Rp. 2 million and the mother-son team immediately proceeded to scour his room in search of the ring. The boy’s Mother said her son had discovered his ring was missing on the morning of Tuesday, April 25, 2017, after having removed it the previous night before joining a neighborhood volleyball game. Wayan was certain that he placed the ring in an open pouch containing other items of gold jewelry. However, when he went to retrieve the ring the next morning, he discovered it was the only piece of jewelry missing from the pouch. In the course of the exhaustive search, a large rat suddenly fell from a ventilator in the boy’s bedroom with the missing ring snugly fitting around the rodent’s neck. Martini’s husband quickly captured the overdressed rat and brought it out of the bedroom where he killed it in order to remove the very snugly fitting ring. Rats are revered in Bali, as are all living things, and given the human name of “Jero Ketut.” Because of this, the dead rodent was appropriately burned as prayers were offered for the repose of its soul. While the family did not bother to call in a Hindu priest to determine the import and significance of the strange turn of events. Martini reports that her Son no longer has any interest in wearing the ring that he now intends to sell. While looking for someone to buy the ring, the ring is being stored under lock and key. Sri Martini told the press that neighbors have often lost items of value under mysterious circumstances. She said a number of locals have lost Rp. 200,000 to Rp. 300,000, but this was the first time that an item of jewelry went missing. [balidiscovery.com April 30, 2017]

Elephant Kills Handler During Feeding Time at Bali Park A male Sumatran elephant killed its keeper on Friday morning in Bali when the man entered its enclosure to feed the animal. I Nyoman Levi Suwitha, 60, also known as Mangku Levi, had been the owner of Bakas Levi Rafting, an elephant park and adventure tour company based in Bali’s Klungkung regency. The company is known for offering elephant rides through the jungle, along with rafting trips. Levi had just entered the elephant’s enclosure to feed it when the elephant suddenly wrapped its trunk around his body and threw him as far as 12 meters, according to a report by Detik. Staff on duty immediately moved to evacuate Levi. The man was rushed to Klungkung General Hospital, but was pronounced dead upon arrival. His body was later sent to the morgue at Sanglah Hospital in Denpasar. Medical examiners found a gash on Levi’s head, running about five centimeters long with a width of three centimeters and a depth of two centimeters. His chest also had a three-centimeter long wound, which is believed to have caused his death.

Indonesia Remains Behind Thailand in Tourism Tourism Minister Arief Yahya said that the number of foreign tourists visiting Indonesia is still below Thailand’s, although the country is considered as the most exotic global tourist destination. “We’re behind [Thailand] in terms of accessibility and amenity,” Arief said in Bangkok, Thailand, during the 2017 Global Summit World Travel and Tourism Council on Thursday, April 27, 2017. According to Arief, the number of foreign tourists visiting Thailand reaches 30 million people annually. Meanwhile, Indonesia manages to attract roughly 11 million foreign tourists each year. Arief explained that tourists are still facing difficulties regarding the country’s accessibility, which is reflected by the lack of direct flights from a number of countries to Indonesia’s major tourist destinations. In addition, direct the flight quota to I Gusti Ngurah Rai airport in Bali is already full. “I have an idea to introduce a holiday package and a flight from Phuket to Denpasar, Bali, so that tourists could visit Indonesia,” Arief said. In addition to the issues with accessibility, Indonesia also lacks amenities related to hotel availability and local transportations. Other than Bali and Jakarta, the number of hotels available in many tourist locations is still limited. Arief claims that he will discuss the issues with local airlines. He also called on local airlines to craft connected flight packages, such as from Bangkok to Denpasar and Solo. [Tempo.co April 26, 2017] Denpasar Officials Turning a Blind Eye to Widespread Prostitution Practice in Sanur Area Prostitution is “localized” to certain notorious areas of Bali’s capital with Jalan Danau Tempe, Jalan Danau Poso, Jalan Sekar Waru and Bet Ngandang all very well known as “red light” districts of Sanur. RadarBali.com reports that the areas listed remain “off limits” to any form of law enforcement with the neighborhood and local police both turning a blind eye to prostitution and hints of human trafficking happening under their very noses. Pimps and madams work openly in running prostitution dens that stand side-by-side with family dwelling in Sanur. Some of the whorehouses – including one operating at Jalan Sekar Waru– have become sophisticated businesses, installing closed circuit television security systems. RadarBali.com says the house of ill repute is managed by a mama-san originally from Singaraja, North Bali, who coordinates “reservations” via her handphone. The woman reportedly collects between Rp. 150,000 and Rp. 200,000 from the prostitutes as the “house’s share” for each gentleman caller. When not collecting fees, the woman is said to occupy her time by preparing religious offerings. The woman and her enterprise, according to the press, are never bothered by the occasional raids conducted by police and community enforcement elements. When raids do occur, little evidence is found of any wrong doing due to advance warnings provided to pimps by “friends in law enforcement.” When actual raids do result in arrests, both the operators and women working in the trade receive very light punishments and small fines. Raids have been held in the past on the Jalan Bung Tomo area in Desa Pemecutan Kaja and on ramshackle “flap shacks” operating under the bridge on Jalan Padang Galak – Jalan Bypass Ngurah Rai in Kertalanggu. RadarBali.com contends that officials in Denpasar receive regular payments each month from the houses of prostitution, with many prostitution dens transferring payments electronically to officials. The head of Community Enforcement in Denpasar (Kasatpol PP Kota Denpasar), Alit Widarma, has assured the press that he will push ahead with plans to enforce the law forbidding prostitution in any part of the Island. [balidiscovery.com April 30, 2017] Ungasan Resident Crushed by Tourist Bus on Jl. Uluwatu An Ungasan, Bali resident died in the operating room after getting crushed by a bus. Simpen, 65, had been driving a motorbike on Jl. Uluwatu, on his way home, when a tourist bus started to overtake him. The 65-year-old was apparently startled and crashed his bike, landing right in the path of the bus. “He was older, maybe the sound of the bus’ horn shocked him. He fell right alongside the bus,” a family member told Tribun Bali from Sanglah Hospital. The accident happened on Sunday around 11am. Simpen was rushed to Surya Husada Hospital, which quickly referred him to Denpasar’s Sanglah Hospital because of the severity of his injuries. The man immediately went into surgery, but was tragically declared dead in the operating room around 5pm that same day. It was a vertebral fracture that killed him, reports said. Simpen additionally suffered broken ribs and damage to internal organs. [Coconuts Bali May 1, 2017] Government May Ditch Part or All of Sarbagita Bus System The controversy over growing financial losses and low utilization rates for Bali’s Sabargita Bus System has a number of Provincial lawmakers in Bali calling for a critical re-evaluation of the Island’s mass transit system. In response to this criticism, the head of the Provincial Transportation Service, IG AN Sudarsana has sent his review of the Sabargita Bus System to the Governor recommending the parking many of the buses.

The victim’s family, along with management from the tour company, apparently denied that the death was caused by an elephant, saying that Levi’s death resulted from heart disease and fatigue. However, reports coming out of the hospital, as well as Banjarangkan district police, confirmed that Levi died from the elephant’s rampage. “The family refused to have an autopsy performed,” Banjarangkan Police Chief Ni Luh Wirati told reporters. “We’ve made a crime scene. It was a pure accident,” Wirati said.

RadarBali.com reports that Sudarsana has recommended that the bus service traveling on Corridor II between Batu Bulan and Nusa Dua be suspended due to lack of passengers. If this recommendation is accepted. A total of 15 buses would be returned to a parking area at the Sabargita depot. Also under review is the armadas of medium sized buses used on routes within the City of Denpasar with plans to limit operating hours to serve only peak periods.

“There are currently eight elephants at Bakas Levi Rafting. Levi would feed them every day and had a way with the elephants”, said Nyoman Merta, from the company’s management. “For 20 years I worked with (Levi). He really loved animals and was always good at quickly adapting. I salute him, he was really the only local entrepreneur to care about animals,” Merta said. [Coconuts Bali May 1, 2017]

Officials complain that they have encountered difficulties persuading the public to use mass transport in Bali. The Trans Sabargita System is estimated to cost the Province of Bali Rp. 18 billion per year. [balidiscovery.com April 30, 2017]

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WEB SERVICES

1 Free Night With This Ad. Villa Seraya Karangasem. Google it. [372] Looking for Business Partner as an Distribution Agent of Anti Aging Beauty Product. More info call 0813 3722 3874. [147] Financial services for business or personal. Creating financial report, bank consolidation, payroll, and tax. Discreet and trustworthy. Call/WA 081 718 6999 for a free consult. [370] Balinese Holiday Babysitter Service. +62 821 4763 9886. [371] Experienced Legal Consultant and all Legal issue. 081 740 4242. [373]

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Real Estate .

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

HOUSE FOR SALE / FOR RENT

Kost exclusive, strategic location. Facilities: AC, LCD TV, hot water, refrigerator, kitchen set, full furniture, back terrace, carpark. Casa Nemo; Jl. Palapa 11 Gg. Nemo No. 4 Sesetan Denpasar. SMS/ WA 0821 4708 4100. [8830]

Ruko for sale. Jalan Nakula No18 Kuta Bali. Very Good Location. 2 Floor. Fiber Optic Internet, 1 phone line. Good for investment or store/business. Direct Owner. SMS/ Whatsapp: +62 818 0547 8093. Email: (info@properti168. com). [1451]

Land + house 2 are for sale in Denpasar, Jl Cokroaminoto Gang Swari C. Central location, access road. Please contact 081 2389 3200. [0130]

JIMBARAN Land for sale, 200m2 located in super block, close to Asian International School Jimbaran. Please contact 081 2394 8595. [1453] Room for rent (boarding house) in Jimbaran. Daily, weekly also availale monthly or yearly. Price Rp. 2 million/month. Rooms are big attached with bathroom, kitchen and small terrace. Spring bed, AC, small parking area, 2200W with token. Please WA or call 0877 1199 8887. [1446]

DENPASAR

2 storey house at Perum Taman Jimbaran Griya Nusa Dua, Jl. Kecubung, close to immigration office. Land size +600m2, fully furnished, full AC, 4 TVâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, electricity 5,500 watt, phone line, well water. 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, livingroom, lounge, dining room, kitchen, music room, pray room, storage, garden, bale bengong, garage for 2 cars. Close to airport (only 6km). SHM (freehold). Price for Rp. 7 billion (US$ 500,000). Negotiable.

Contact Mr. Darsan Singh Punjabi 0823 4116 8381, 0813 1647 0981 C/RE/U-26 April 17

FOR SALE - LEASEHOLD 20 YEARS OVERCONTRACT IN PEMOGAN AREA

House for rent, rural environment, ricefield view, 4 are, 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, garden, good price. Rent 5 - 10 years. Contact 0813 3746 6900. [0491] House for rent. 1 are, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, livingroom,family room, terrace, garage, electricity 1300, water. Minimum 2 years, 20 mill/year nett. Jln. Pulau Moyo, Perumahan Nuansa Kori Pedungan Blok IV nmr 18. 0812 3892 3918, 0819 1657 0014. [0581] 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] House for sale in Perum. Soka Village, Jl. Gunung Guntur Denpasar. 2 storey, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2200W electricity, sell for Rp. 2 billion (nego). Please call 0852 2212 0341. [1207]

SANUR Studio apts, spacious near KFC, short or long term, furnished, kitchen AC, H/W, Wi-Fi, pool, wkly service, parking, Rp 5 mill include elec. (+62 813 5355 6582). [1358] 2 bed house built 2016 - 2 ensuite bathrooms Living & dining area - Kitchen - FULLY FURNISHED Parking / terrace - Landsize 1.15m2 2 Houses available Rp. 595.000.000 each (AUS$ 59,750) Contact WA 0812 4696 3338 NC/RE/U-12 APRIL 17

NC/Re/P-10 May 17

Restaurant for long-term lease, ready to operate. Prime location in Sanur with golf-course views. Fully furnished, international standard kitchen & equipment, 33.000W electricity. Complete permits, liquor license, PT, website, social media accounts. Land 686m2, building 452m2 (2-storey). Contact (info@warung-kayuapi.com) or 081238-09447. [1425] Beautiful modern 3 bedroom villa, western features and finishes. Enclosed and fully AC, walking distance to shops and beaches. Luxury fenced pool, secure, private courtyard with lawn. Great beachside property. 300,000,000 pr year. Phone 0819 1667 2880 or (andreab@ iinet.net.au). [1428] House for rent in central Sanur, quiet location of Jl. Batursari, close to intern.schools, 10 min to the beach, 6are land, 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom, pembantu room with bathroom, modern western style kitchen with bar fully equipped, nice design, high exposed ceilings, bright and airy rooms, swimming pool 3x9meters, garage for 2 cars, Garden, Wifi cable tv telephone, 90% furnished, 215 Jt/ year or 20Jt/month 0818 0558 5468, (yatimartin@gmail. com). [1445] Villa for rent Yearly/Lease 2 bedrooms ensuite bathrooms, paddyview, landarea 200m2, furnished, carport, swimmingpool, garden, fiberInternet, quite area, Jl. Batursari GG.PrapatBerisV Sanur. Contact 0819 9988 9002 Photo: (fajar_antonius@yahoo.com). (Price 95mi/ year, minimum 2year). [1449] Cute 2 bedr Villa with en-suites for monthly rental on the beach-side of Sanur; fully furn & equipped, AC, Wi-Fi, sat. TV, large pool, maid service etc. Rp. 22 mill all incl. Tel. 081 835 8707. [1457] Villa for rent in Sanur. Daily $120 all included or monthly Rp. 17 million. 3 bedrooms with all amenities. Swimming pool, Wifi and daily cleaning, AC, hot water. Please call 0852 3796 4565 or e-mail: (dayuekawidiani@gmail.com). [1459]

NC/Re/G-10 May 17

SEMINYAK - 1397

Well positioned modern contemporary villa, walk to the beach 6pacious tropical style living spaces looking out to pool garden Landscaped tropical gardens, gazebo, 10m pool, deck loungers Attractive option as rental villa, right location, right size, right price Land Area Build Area

3rice IDR 2,100,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 12 yrs

480 sqm 220 sqm

CANGGU - 1465

Brand new designer villa in sought aIter &anggu close to the beach 4 large bedrooms all with ensuite bathrooms and quality Iurnishings +as everything you would need expect Irom a high quality villa Long lease, great location, 4 bedroom &anggu villa Ior a great price Land Area Build Area

330 sqm 243 - 260 sqm

3rice IDR 5,660,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 35 yrs

SANUR - 1419

7he most prestigiously placed beach Iront villa on the island 4 luxury bedrooms with ensuites all with stunning ocean views +uge in¿nity pool overlooking the islands 3 Iamous surI breaks 7ropical gardens sweeping down to your private beach access Land Area Build Area

600 sqm 220 sqm

3rice IDR 2,470,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 18.5 yrs + ext

LAND PETITENGET - 873 UMALAS - 1337 CANGGU - 1220 PERERENAN - 988 PERERENAN - 1367 BERABAN - 931 SANUR - 1292 UBUD - 1349 KLUNGKUNG - 1093 AMED - 1070 LEMBONGAN - 1369

Freehold, 800 sqm (8 Are), 300m to the beach, IDR 11,000,000,000 Leasehold 313 sqm, 27.5 yrs, Umalas 1, close to all amenities, IDR 11,500,000/are/year 200m to the beach, 1,450 sqm, 18.5 yrs, extension available now, real bargain IDR 9,000,000/are/year Freehold, 1,900 sqm (19 are), rice ¿eld views zoned residential, IDR 400,000,000/are 500 sqm rice¿eld views, Ireehold, good access, SerIect Ior villa. IDR 520,000,000/are 6tXnning cliIIront Slot Ireehold 7,500 sqm best price IDR 170,000,000/are Beachside, 1,680 sqm (16.8 are), long lease 46 years, 5 mins walk to the beach, IDR 10,000,000/are/year Rare leasehold plot in Ubud, stunning plot close to central Ubud. 1,500 sqm only IDR 3,700,000/are BeachIront, 14.5 are, wide Irontage, paved access, surI break nearby, IDR 375,000,000/are BeachIront, Ireehold, 3,890 sqm (38.9 are), direct access to main road, IDR 160,000,000/are 9,456 sqm oI stunning beachIront land, can also be split into 4 plots. Well priced, IDR 550,000,000/are

SEMINYAK - 1283

Amazingly priced ¿ve bedroom villa in 6eminyak with high returns Five large bedrooms all with wardrobes and ensuite bathrooms 7ropical landscaped gardens create that perIect ³Bali Ieeling´ Located in a quiet secure street, a short drive to the beach bars Land Area Build Area

672 sqm 345 sqm

CANGGU - 1422

3rice IDR 5,300,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 24 yrs + ext

Attractively priced modern beachside villa 500m Irom &anggu surI Large 2 story residence with enclosed open plan living, dining kitchen 3leasant rooI top gazebo lounge, perIect to relax enMoy sea breezes Attractive proposition as holiday rental villa or beachside residence Land Area Build Area

435 sqm 320 sqm

3rice IDR 3,950,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 28 yrs + ext

LEGIAN - 1455

7wo x1 bedroom penthouse apartments in the sought aIter 66 beach 6pacious living areas and terraces with ocean and garden views 3art oI a 5 resort with unlimited owner usage and use oI Iacilities Long lease, great location, solid returns and below market value Build Area

205 sqm

UNGASAN - 1476

3rice IDR 3,600,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 92 yrs + ext

&harming two bedroom tropical villa oIIered at a real bargain price 6imple Iunctional tropical design with indoor outdoor living spaces 4uiet neighborhood, short drive to shops, restaurants surI beaches Best value money can buy given the location and size Land Area Build Area

425 sqm 160 sqm

3rice IDR 1,270,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 20 yrs + ext

42 OTHERS 12 acres of land for Sale in Petang 20m x 60m located 15 min drive from Sangeh on the main road. Offer price IDR 1,200,000,000. Contact 081 2383 3502 or WA 081 2380 2562. [1454]

SEMINYAK

INVESTORS DREAM

Luxury One Bedroom Pool Villa in central Seminyak. Long or short term lease. Please contact Maya at +62 877 6033 7589. [1444]

TABANAN

NEGARA Good investment opportunity. Land for sale in Negara area (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. Please call/SMS 081 2368 6123 (Indonesian) or 081 2389 5551 (English speaking). [9663] 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] Beachfront land for sale. 15,000sqm at desa Yehkuning, Negara. 2 road accesses. Freehold. Direct owner. Starting price 300USD/sqm (nego). Contact: +62 821-1768-2434, (kc.stanlie@gmail.com) (Indonesian/English). [1450]

For sale freehold 14Are / Kavling okay, 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 7700watt, 3 car garage, 5 star garden with automatic sprinkler, CCTV, hidden bunker, Koi pond, 9 hole mini golf course, 2 kitchens, Big 15 meter pool, jacuzzi, waterfall. (Sekar Tunjung, Gatsu Timur, Denpasar)

Please contact : 0822 1738 1263, 0878 6280 4755 bestvillainbali@yahoo.com

Land for sale. 52 are, freehold, close to the beach, perfect area for villa building with good access, direct owner at 0856 4694 1282, (inyoman.aryawibawa@gmail.com). Rp 50 million/are ONO). [1458]

KEROBOKAN Villa for overcontract 14 years Rp. 780.000.000 nett. Private pool. 5 minutes from Seminyak. 3 bedroom, 3 bathrooms, garden. Villa White: (www.villawhitenight.com). 0878 6103 3141 / 0818 0530 4513 / (abeng_ainia@ hotmail.com). [1392]

SOLD TO HIGHEST OFFER UBUD

NC/RE/U-10 May 17

BUKIT

Contemporary Bali style home, 15 Are & Freehold, Beautiful Gardens impeccably maintained. 4+ bedrooms, 3+ bathrooms, Pool, 15 minutes outside central Ubud, Fully furnished and staffed. Price $525K USD. Appointment only. Owner Ketut: (ketut.taylor@gmail. com). [1370]

House for sale in Bukit Ungasan. Close to Pandawa beach and Dreamland. Cluster and secured complex. 100 sqm land, 45sqm building. 2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms, livingroom, kitchen. Furnished or unfurnished. Garage, 2200W electricity. Price Rp. 800 million (nego). Please text only 081 2381 5292. [9664]

Ubud – land 18.5 Are. Location Tegallalang. Leasehold 44 years. Large & easy access. Topography, certificate, aspek & soil study: ok. Ready to build. 3.750.000 IDR / are / year. Partial or complete sale. Contact: +62 813 3862 7534. [1447]

Dreamland - for rent. 1 and 2 bedrooms, fully furnished spacious apartments, 3 mill/8 mill per month and a 3 bedroom house, fully furnished, pool, great views, 10 mill/ month. Phone 0878 6213 6775 / e-mail: (dwayu.92@ gmail.com). [1319] House for sale. Land 150m2, type 55m2. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, empty space available. Small garden. garage, open kitchen. Urgent sale. Call 081 2389 5551. [9664]

Ubud Desa Keliki (close to jungle fish). Land size: 7,82 are. Leasehold: 24 years (+extension 20 years). Stunning ricefield surroundings. Topography, certificate, aspek & soil study: ok. Ready to build. 3.250.000 IDR/are/year. Contact: +62 813 3862 7534. [1448]

Land for sale. 20-30 are flat land. Can take 20 or 30 are. 10mins to Pandawa beach, Dreamland beach and near traditional market. Mainroad access, suitable for house complex or villa. Rp. 250 million/are (neg). Call 081 2389 5551. [9664]

Land for rent 25 years, Tegalalang Ubud, 6km from Ubud centre. Contact 0812 3676 5857, no agent / Land for sale 1,4 Are, width 10m length 14m, Kuwum II Gang Melati Banjar Semer Kerobokan. Contact 081 657 3448, no agent. [1456] C/Re/I-29 March 17

Real Estate Bali Michelle Villa – Freehold - Jimbaran • A beautiful simple villa with clean modern lines and plenty of living areas, 3 large air conditioned bedrooms with en suites plus maids quarters. • This is a villa that will appeal to anyone that is looking for comfort and style with a lifestyle that can entertain the biggest group of guests. • Featuring spacious indoor living, outdoor pool side living or enjoy a sundowner on the huge rooftop deck with a view to the horizon in every direction (3 storey). Land Area : 400 m2

Price : 4,090,000,000 IDR Ownership : Freehold Contact: Dhonie 0812 385 1858 / e. dhonie@eldersbali.com

4,090,000,000 IDR

$410,000 Au

$307,000 US

Phone: (0361) 475 2046 Email : info@eldersbali.com Web : www.eldersbali.com

Beautiful villa in Nusa Dua

Freehold Land in Lod Tunduh - Ubud

• Rare chance to secure 11 Are in the Benoa Bay area, close to Nusa Dua and the BTDC area. 2 ensuite bedroom + 1 separate guest pavilion. • Independent staff living and sleeping quarters. • Possible redevelopment as part of a hotel or large villa complex.

• Lod Tunduh is located in Ubud, about 25 Km from center city of Denpasar or around 35 Km from Ngurah Rai Airport. • The land is at a traditional Balinese village, among the paddies and small river. Suitable for Residence / villas. Rare opportunity land in this area. Price starts at 300 million per are. Land Area : 400 m2 up to 3,960 m2 Price : 300,000,000 IDR/ are Ownership : Freehold Contact: Dhonie 0812 385 1858 / e. dhonie@eldersbali.com

Land Area : 1100 m2 Price : 18,000,000,000 IDR Build Area : 400 m2 Ownership : Freehold Contact: Dhonie 0812 385 1858 / e. dhonie@eldersbali.com

18,000,000,000 IDR

$1,832,500 Au

$1,355,300 US

300,000,000 IDR /are

$30,000 Au/are

$25,000 US /are

Sunset Terrace Apartment - Seminyak Luxury Villa Convenient to Seminyak • This plush spacious private villa, located within easy distance of the fashionable restaurants of Seminyak or stroll to the beach close by is a wide selection of boutiques stores. • A stunning 8 m x 3 m swimming pool with magnificent open living and dining area for relaxation and entertainment. • Spacious 3 Bedroom, 3 bathroom private villa on 300 sqm, intimately furnished by world class designer. Land Area : 300 m2

Price : 4,000,000,000 IDR Ownership : Leasehold 35 years Contact : Christina 0857 3734 0002 / e. christina@eldersbali.com

4,000,000,000 IDR

$399,000 Au

$308,000 US

Kayu Putih Villa - Brawa Canggu • This is a rare opportunity to acquire prime land with uninterrupted ocean views from the second floor just meters away from the beach, yet in a convenient and desirable location, between the hustle of bustle of Seminyak, Canggu’s beaches, next to La Laguna beach club. • Enjoy uninterrupted ocean views from the second floor up. • One of the few remaining beach side land of that size close to trendy Seminyak. • Has 13 Bedrooms. Land Area : 5,600 m2 Price : 111,108,000,000 IDR Build Area : 2,000 m2 Ownership : Leasehold 46 years Contact : Christina 0857 3734 0002 / e. christina@eldersbali.com

111,108,000,000 IDR

$ 11,150,000 AU

$ 8,500,000 US

• Located only minutes walk from all the restaurants in Seminyak. • Sunset Terrace is a complex of 10 tastefully appointed apartments. Other features include parking space, reception area and a pool. • Two storey 1 x 1 self-contained apartment, the whole ground level is a practical kitchen with dining and living. Upper level is a spacious master bedroom with ensuite bathroom, the sale includes all furniture, fixtures and fittings. Management is available. • Full leasehold ownership and can be used as permanent residence, private part time or rented out when not being used personally. Build Area : 66 m2

Price : 1,337,000,000 IDR Ownership : Freehold Contact : Christina 0857 3734 0002 / e. christina@eldersbali.com

1,337,000,000 IDR

$130,000 Au

$101,000 US

All advertised properties are for sale in Indonesian Rupiah, currency conversions correct at time of calculation but are only provided as a guide

Elders Bali : Jl. Patih Jelantik 57, Legian Kelod - Kuta- Denpasar - Bali 80361 C/Re/G-10 May 17

43 HOUSE FOR SALE Bukit Ungasan

VILLA FOR SALE JUNGUTBATU - NUSA LEMBONGAN FREEHOLD 300M2

CANGGU Nice view land at Canggu (Tiying Tutul). 900m² (9 are). US$ 40,000 or Rp. 400.000.000 (million) per are (10m2). Email <agungsutamash@gmail.com>. Contact: +62 81 139 6407. [1341] For rent minimalist Villa located in Canggu. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, furniture, pool, garden. 5 minutes to Canggu beach and Finn’s Cafe. Rp. 150 million 1 year, nego. Contact 0878 6085 0089, 0815 1090 0005. [1452] Land for sale Canggu Tibubeneng, strategic location, land size 6 Are (2 Are & 4 Are). SHM. Ready to build. Contact: 081 2386 9064. [1008]

Close Pandawa beach & Dreamland. 100sqm land, 45sqm building. 2 bedrms, 1 bathrms Livingroom, kitchen, small office. 2200W electricity. Rp. 800 million (neg) - NO AGENT PLEASE

Text only 081 2381 5292

Beautiful 2str Villa for Rent/Sale at Pererenan (freehold & IMB) with 3 big bedrms: AC & WH, small garden, pool, storage & garage. Open liv & kitchen on land 274sqm. Safe, quiet & good neighbourhood. Just minutes to beach. Contact: 081 7996 5168 / email: (tria4bali@yahoo.com). [1455]

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Two Bedrooms / Airconditioned Two Bathrooms Modern Kitchen / Living area Fully Furnished Swimming Pool Have Breakfast on the patio and look across at Mt. Agung Desal water plant / Generator Details email: villaagunglembongan@gmail.com

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