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For Sale; MacBook Pro 13 inch, new. Just bought 2 month ago, 12 jt will let go for 10jt. Contact +62 8211 666 2271. [006]

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For Sale; Cacao beans-diet food. 6 x 8oz sealed boxes of peeled raw Cacao beans, excellent source of antioxidants, magnesium, eat raw for instant energy/ appetite suppressant. USD 8 per box/80,000IDR. SMS 0821 4690 8182 (8am-8pm) (English). E-mail <ajgriff1966@ hotmail.com>. Sanur. [133]

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FOR SALE Gas Fryer, Gas Grill, Gas Pizza Oven, Gas Pasta Cooker, Gas Noodle Cooker, Gas Candy Machine, Electric Popcorn Machine. Gas Chicken Rotisserie. All Brand New. Contact 081 338 426 501 or 081 337 092 385 NC/Ns/M-27 Jun. 12

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10 % disc for Garuda Indonesia Boarding Pass Holders* Head Office: Kuta Central Park: Jl. Patih Jelantik, 15A, Kuta. Tel 769010 Open 07.00 - 22.00 everyday Branch: Jl. Raya Tuban 5 (100m fr Patung Kuda) Tuban Tel: 3600781 Open 08.00 - 21.00 everyday Biggest laundry & dry cleaning in Indonesia with more than 500 locations & growing.

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For Sale; iPhone 4S, 32 gigs, white color, good condition, all simcard ok (Gevey). Full game and application. Rp. 4,9 million. Pick service. Call 0878 6030 0900. Kuta. [035] For Sale; Satellite receiver (Hansen) with disc (Tanaka parabola) cable and stand. still connected. Get your own country TV channel free! Rp. 750.000. Jl. Pantai Berawa 13B Canggu. 0813 3739 8257 / <tjumin@gmail. com>. [195] For Sale; Furniture ex office less than 2 years old. Office desk, filing cabinet, AC 1PK, large book shelf, hanging shelf, dispenser hot & cold. Contact 737 358 or e-mail <jsetiawati@exotiq. com> for pictures and price. Seminyak. [197] For Sale; 59Fifty baseball caps. SF Giants 7 5/8 in blue with white logo, and Yankees 7 in black with white logo. Mint + stickers, like new. Price for 2: Rp. 500.000. 081 193 9281 or <garage868@ gmail.com>. Sanur. [200]

For Sale; 1. Two ethnic bags handmade by indigenous artisans of Chiapas, Mexico. Woven cloth decorated with embroidery. Rp.350k each. 2. Two ethnic blouses from Puebla, Mexico, white cotton with embroidery, one size Rp. 150k each. Picture available upon request. E-mail to: <bali.translation. services@gmail.com>. Ubud. [040]

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For Sale; Furniture: Bedbases, dining table and upholstered chairs, side tables, coffee table, outdoor cane chairs. Upholstered sofa’s and ottamans. Rugs and more. Call for details. 0815 5833 3880. [041] Get your free life lesson number (numerology). Please send full name (exactly as shown in your birth certificate) and birth date. I also do Tarot, I Ching. <dolphin@hour.com>. [042] Lost iPod classic 64 GB! Silver! With skull candy earplugs. You found it? I give reward. Contact <n_maru@ bk.ru>. [096]

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For Sale; Viewsonic 19-inch 4: 3 flat-screen computer LCD, with built-in speakers, 2 simultaneous inputs: DVI and VGA. Native resolution: 1280 x 1024 pixels. Contact: 081 193 9281 or <garage868@ gmail.com>. Sanur. [201] If it doesn’t matter who wins or loses why do they keep score? C/Ns/I-18 April 12

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For Sale; iPad charger sealed in original box, bought in error. Rp. 250,000. Cost Rp. 350,000. 0819 9940 4749. Sanur. [092] For Sale; Umbrellas for golf and beach. Colorful, large Rp. 1,250,000 from Scotland. 0819 9940 4749. Sanur. [090]

For Sale; Teakwood bed and matching 3-door wardrobe. Mattress size 160x200 complete with mattress, 2 bedside tables, duvet, 2 duvet covers, mattress protector. New condition. New price: 15 juta, now half price. Pics available on request. SMS 081 7470 7677. Seminyak. [135]

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The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel Seven English retirees, all from different walks of life, all meet at an airport while flying to India. For various reasons, all have decided to leave England and start new lives living in a dilapidated hotel in Jaipur, which caters ‘for the elderly and beautiful’. There, they must adapt to their new chosen lives, and, while some do, others don’t. This movie is British cinema at its very best. It is a moving human interest story skillfully directed by John Madden, who knows how to pull the heartstrings without going over the top. The cast of established British stars is superb, and includes: Dame Judi Dench, Bill Nighy, Tom Wilkinson, Dame Maggie Smith, Celia Imrie, and Dev Patel. Journey 2, The Mysterious Island Dwayne Johnston, and his teenage stepson, Josh Hutcherson, go on another terrific adventure. This time, they find a map which suggests that Jules Verne’s legendary ‘Mystery Island’ really exists, and they set out to find it. Once they reach the island, all sorts of astonishing escapades await them. Director Brad Peyton makes a wonderful adventure movie, full of fantastical monsters, strange ancient ruins, and exploding volcanoes. The fun never lets up for a moment. Obviously aimed at children, adults will get a big kick out of the movie as well. In a rare quiet moment, as they sit around a camp-fire, Dwayne plays a ukulele and sings a song. He pulls it off with much aplomb. Battleship Okay, the first half hour of this movie is quite dull, as, you know, plot, characters, and motivations are established, but, when the aliens finally surface, and start attacking Hawaii, the movie becomes an excellent action ‘flick’. It is up to a hot-headed captain of a US battleship to save the world. Director Peter Berg has lots of fun with impressive robotic and computer effects, but, the movie does come across as American Propaganda, and an opportunity for the US Navy to show off all of its latest toys, whether real or imaginary. Hollywood heartthrob Taylor Kitsch is suitably heroic; however, I wouldn’t get too excited about Rihanna. She doesn’t sing, and tries to act. Rihanna plays a ‘butch’ marine, and is not very memorable in the movie. Wrath of the Titans I suppose it all depends on how much you know about Greek Mythology to get the most out of this movie. The plot can be a bit confusing at times. It is probably enough to know that Perseus has to rescue his father Zeus from the Underworld, where he is being held and drained of all of his powers by his brother Hades. Director Jonathan Liebesman has much on his plate. There are lots and lots of computer-animated monsters he has to deal with, but, there are moments when Liebesman is truly inspired, and he manages to create some really stunning cinematic sequences. I wouldn’t fixate on the plot too much. Just sit back and enjoy all the action. Sam Worthington stars. The Lucky One During a battle in the Middle East, a soldier is attracted by a fluttering piece of white paper. He goes over to pick it up, and where he was just squatting a bomb explodes. The paper turns out to be a photograph of a woman, and he keeps it with him as a lucky charm. On his return to the United States the soldier vows to find the ‘lucky’ woman, and thank her for saving his life. Director Scott Hicks makes a highly romantic love story, which has proven to be a highly successful ‘date night’ movie. Taylor Schilling is charming and very pretty as the photographed woman. Zac Efron is also very pretty, and this makes him kinda hard to take seriously as a toughened war veteran.

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A Thousand Words Eddie Murphy plays a fast-talking and rather glib literary agent in his latest comedy. Through some weird twists of fate, he finishes up with a magical tree in his garden. Then, for every word he speaks, a leaf falls from the tree. Presumably, once all the leaves have fallen, he will die. Eddie has to quickly learn how to count his words and value the meaning of speech. Let’s face it, the plot is ridiculous and absurd, but, Eddie is in good form in this movie. His loyal fans will enjoy all his great mime and hilarious physical comedy. Twixt Eminent American film-maker Francis Ford Coppola writes, produces, and directs a horror story. A thriller author is on a book signing trip through the backwoods of America, and when he arrives at a small town he is intrigued by a local murder mystery. He decides to stay on and investigate further. Coppola’s movie is so bad that I like to think he’s deliberately mocking the whole B Grade horror genre. His choice of the actors Val Kilmer and Bruce Dern seems to confirm that. Another telling point is that the film is financed by the French distributors Pathé. Apparently, no big American studios would take on the project. The film is so awful that it has to be seen to be believed.

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Hick A thirteen year old girl runs away from home and hitchhikes to Las Vegas. Midnight Son A man allergic to sunlight obtains a taste for blood, and turns into a vampire. 2nd Take A reclusive screenwriter takes an aspiring talentless actress under his wing.

Mr. Robet’s Best Buys The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel Seven English retirees start new lives living in a dilapidated hotel in India. Haywire A freelance assassin endeavors to find out why she was ‘burnt’ by the CIA. Bel Ami In 1890, a handsome cad works his way to the top of Parisian high society. Journey 2, The Mysterious Island A man and his teenage stepson try to find a legendary and mysterious island. Get the Gringo In a Mexican jail an American man relies on a ten year old boy to assist him. Black Gold When an oil war seems looming the allegiances of an Arab Prince are torn. Battleship The captain of a US battleship saves the world from horrible invading aliens. Wrath of the Titans The demi-god Perseus has to liberate his father Zeus from the Underworld. Project X A teenager celebrates his seventeenth birthday with just a small pool party. The Lucky One A photograph saves the life of a soldier during a battle in the Middle East. E-mail: dvddiary@yahoo.com Copyright © 2012 Mr. Robet You can read all past articles of DVD Diary at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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For Sale; Membership to Canggu Club, Rp. 20 million or near offer. Contact 0821 47 831 830. Canggu. [159] For Sale; Imperia Pasta machine. Cost 2.3 million, Sell 1.3 million. Please SMS 0878 6287 1427 for info. Canggu. [178] For Sale; Nebulizer, Apex AppleNeb. Bought in Singapore for $750, selling for 2.0 million, used once. SMS 0878 6287 1427 for info. Canggu. [179] For Sale; Sportop Elliptical workout machine. Great Shape. Paid 3.5 million, take 1.9 million. SMS 0878 6297 1427 for info or picture. Canggu. [180]

For Sale; Pelican case paid 400 US will sell for 170. 081 7474 5188. Jimbaran. [081] www.the-o-party.com

For Sale; Van Den Hul D352 Hybrid Speaker Cable 2X2, 4 mtr and 8 TTFA Rhodium Banana plugs. All new 100%. Sale for 3,1 mil (was 3,6 mil). Makes your stereo sound better mid vocal, tight bass and smooth treble. Interest SMS 0813 8880 0488. Canggu. [027]

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For Sale; Fast wide lens for Nikon, Tokina 11-16mm f2.8, very good condition, rarely used, warranty expired, complete with box. Price IDR 4.2 million. Contact: 0821 4481 0210 (Renon/ Sanur). [028]

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For Sale; High Speed internet access ADSL2 + ethernet router. D-Link model DSL-520T Rp. 250.000, ADSL2+Ethernet/ USB modem router model TD-8817 TP-Link. Rp. 200.000, E-mail: <indrakuta@ yahoo.com> or HP 081 755 8713. Kerobokan. [111]

For Sale; Beautiful classical wooden Balinese statue. Rama and Cinta and the golden deer. Very fine painted woodcarving 160 cm. high. Price 30 M. Great decoration for your house, restaurant or hotel. E-mail: <indrakuta@yahoo.com>. Kerobokan. [079]

For Sale; Lightweight photoquality portable Bubblejet printer Canon BJC-85. New 2,5 jt. now Rp. 350.000. E-mail <indrakuta@yahoo. com> or HP 081 755 8713. Kerobokan. [112]

For Sale; I have a perfect collection of 1000(!) albums. lounge, chillout, chillhouse music, plus all Putumayo albums. The music is on DVDs. This collection is a â&#x20AC;&#x153;must-haveâ&#x20AC;? for bars, restaurants or music lovers! Price only 1.5million (nego). 0821 4500 6711. Kuta. [137]

For Sale; Bali-laser - 1 normal size sail + extra 1 small 4.7 m2 sail with Harken material - in very good condition. Asking price: 22.000.000 Rp. Info: call 0813 5302 6067. Sanur. [113] Moving Sale; Ceramic dishes, furniture, washing machine etc. In Padang Galak. <heleneexcellent@ gmail.com> or 0878 6145 1024. [114] For Sale; Canon 5D2 - 10 months old - mint! - Rp15jt! Boxed, all original accessories, + spare battery. Still under warranty. Lance 081-999913703 / <lanceslabbert@ gmail.com>. Nusa Dua. [115] For Sale; Canon 50mm f/1. 2L USM - 10 months old mint! - Rp12jt! Boxed / all packaging. Still under warranty. Lance 081-999913703 / <lanceslabbert@ gmail.com>. Nusa Dua. [116]

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For Sale; Treadmill - top of the line, 18 months old, rarely used, good condition, variable incline/speeds, heart rate system, emergency shut off, body fat function, operating manual, large blue LED display, 8jt firm. 0819 9992 7957. Bukit. [138] For Sale; Mosso drop bar mountain bike, new. Beautiful build. Includes extra set of slicks and eggbeaters. 10.5jt. E-mail <londo888@ yahoo.com> for info and pics. Gianyar. [139] For Sale; Cervelo RS road bike. Complete with spare tires, pedals and many new parts. Includes new CSC jersey and bidons. 54cm frame. 23 jt. E-mail <londo888@yahoo.com> for info and pics. Gianyar. [140] C/Ns/G-27 June 12

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ARE YOU MY SOUL MATE? Part two of Finding Love in Bali By Shari

Previously in part one: Are You Ready For Love?, was about preparing to be in a relationship. You need to love yourself and love your life before you can share your life. Just to recap the highlights: there are seven steps to getting ready for the love of your life. 1. Clearing out your past blockages. 2. Core belief – an irrational belief you developed when you were a child that you don’t deserve to be loved or that you’re worthless. 3. Set an intention for finding your perfect partner. 4. Visualizing being with your mate and their characteristics. 5. Love yourself and your body. 6. Over come your fears of why you can’t find a partner. 7. Open your heart and make space for your beloved. The bottom line is you need to feel happy with who you are. As tacky as it sounds, the old adage of ‘You need to love yourself before anybody can love you’ is basically true. All of us have baggage from our past that needs to cleared-out to make room for a new love to thrive and prosper.

and I turned into detectives and we quickly unravelled his lies. She also sent me a warning from the Internet for women on the prevalence of dating and romance scams. I’ve heard rumours about women over forty being targeted by men for a scam. Here are some basic rules for Internet dating: 1. Don’t give out any personal information. They can use it to track you down for fraud. 2. Pay attention to language. If it’s bad grammar, he’s probably from somewhere else than he claims. This is a red flag. If he starts writing beautiful love poems or letters, copy and paste those onto Google search. Many love letters have been downloaded from the Internet. 3. Check out any photos on www.tineye.com to see if they’ve been downloaded from face book or elsewhere. 4. Be suspicious of men who claim to be soldiers or work on oil rigs. 5. Sob stories arise. My mother is sick and needs surgery. Never send any money for any reason. You’ll never get it back. 6. Report any suspicious suitors to the website. 7. If you agree to meet anyone, choose a public place. Now you’ve met someone and had a date and really feel like you’ve connected, you start to wonder if he or she is the One. They just may be your soul-mate, but if you follow your old patterns in relationships you will probably make the same old mistakes and end up alone again. Don’t fall into your old habits just because they’re comfortable. You have by now a really clear picture of the person that you’re looking for. Refer back to step 3 in Are You Ready for Love. Remember you have the power to get what you really desire.

Now that you’ve done your homework you’re ready to find your true love. But how will you recognize the One when you meet? Will it be like in the movies, you’ll be struck as though by lightning with love at first sight and know this is the One? For some people this could be true, but for most probably not. You’ll be like the little duck running around asking “Are you my mother? Are you my mother?” Are you my soul-mate? You need to be prepared for the surprise that your perfect partner may look nothing like all of the previous types you’ve been attracted to in the past. You may experience the disappointment of attracting the same type of person from your past. Let’s say you have a pattern of attracting unavailable men. But now you’re stronger emotionally and mentally, you’re feeling more powerful and you’ll recognize this type of man early and be able to say no to him. Like a style of dress that was comfortable for you for years, doesn’t mean that you need to continue wearing it. Try out a new style that will be more flattering and comfortable. Just ask, what else is possible? There are many ways of finding a partner here in Bali. You can go shopping (literally), the classic trolling in the bars, through friends, a sport you’re interested in like surfing, work, the gym, a workshop, an event, Internet dating and now an exciting new unique opportunity for match-making in Bali; Bali’s Best Chefs; a secret dining club that will occasionally host singles dinners for single people seriously looking for their perfect partner. The dinner is by invitation only for an evening of delicious cuisine prepared by one of Bali’s top chefs with live music held in a luxurious villa. But Bali’s Best Chefs will also host many other events, besides matchmaking. For more information call Deborah Cayetano 62-87862041774. One hunting method that has become very popular is Internet dating. There are over 1500 websites out there, some for free. I have met several couples who’ve met on the Internet and are now happily married. However, there are pitfalls in cyber dating. A couple months ago I met a man on the Internet, who was looking like my ideal partner. He quickly pushed our friendship to talk of marriage and spending the rest of our lives together. But three weeks into the ‘relationship’ he asked me to send money to his daughter for her 16th birthday party because he was on an oil rig in Scotland and didn’t have access to a bank. The warning bells went off. I so wanted him to be the One that I had ignored the warning signs that things weren’t adding up in the stories he was telling me. A friend

To help you avoid misunderstandings I’ve taken some pointers from one of the world’s foremost experts on relationships, Dr. John Gray, author of Mars and Venus on a Date. He advises you need to have a chemistry connection in a relationship, of which there are four kinds – physical (attraction), emotional (like them), mental (interesting) and soul (unconditional love). To have all four is the definition of a soul-mate. Men always go for the physical initially but women can start with one of the other three by becoming friends first, then with the first kiss it could turn physical. There are six stages to developing a successful relationship. One –Attraction. Look for a partner, not a soul-mate. Two – Interested, have enjoyable experiences on dates. Bonding will begin in this stage. But this is where many budding romances go off the tracks. Dr. Gray explains that the difference in hormones, make men and women react differently. Women have high levels of estrogen which makes them receptive and men have high levels of testosterone which makes them want to be successful to protect and care for his loved ones. As a couple begin to bond, a hormone called oxtocin is released. The woman starts to feel closer and more secure however, the man’s testosterone levels go down and he wants to withdraw until his hormone levels come back up when he feels more romantic again. He stops calling. Many women start to panic and wonder what they’ve done wrong. Many call him and send him messages of love to entice him back again. Women should just wait until he’s ready then he’ll bounce back ready to bond again. But women often drive the man away in this stage by pestering him while he’s withdrawing. A woman should carry on with her life as normal prior to meeting the man and go out with friends. If he doesn’t come back then you know he wasn’t the One. Three – Committed, now you start dating exclusively. But never assume the man will be monogamous until he says he’s ready. Continue to put your best foot forward; don’t show your dark side at this point. Four – Intimacy, create an equal give and take. As a woman, don’t be needy, don’t give more than he’s giving you, this will make him selfish. A man needs to feel needed. Give him problems to solve; this will make him feel successful. Five – Engagement, you now know that this is the One you want to spend the rest of your life with. Now would be the time to move into together but without the responsibilities. This is the time to enjoy one another, have good experiences, as on a honeymoon. Six – Marriage,

commitment. Now you have a good foundation to develop a strong relationship that can sustain difficult times that will surely arise at some point. Alison Armstrong, author of Making Sense of Men, What men are looking for in a woman and A Woman’s Guide to a Lifetime of Love, Care and Attention from All Men. She has interviewed thousands of men to learn how they a p p r o a c h relationships and marriage, which is very different than women. Men don’t need to get married other than to fulfi l a role to take care of and protect his family and produce children. Women, on the other hand are still following their ancestral cave woman instincts, to be protected and taken care of. Traditionally women look for a mate who is strong, intelligent with good looks to produce good-looking children. Traits of loyalty or honesty are less important for many. What men are looking for in a woman after initial sexual attraction is self- confidence, being authentic, passion and receptivity to him. A man can usually decide if a woman has these basic traits in the first five minutes of meeting her. As he gets to get to know her, he realizes if she is indeed the one that he would like to marry. Foremost to a man is being able to provide for the woman and protect her. But if he feels that he can’t provide the things to make her happy, such as he can’t afford to give her the things that she needs, he may give up and leave her. A woman needs to make herself transparent and tell a man what she really desires. Many women are afraid to tell him what she really needs because she’s worried that she’ll scare him off in the beginning of the relationship but if he is the One for her, he won’t be frightened away. A man needs to feel supported and allowed to do things for his woman. Many women have become so independent, that it makes a man feel like he isn’t needed. Let him do things for you. Both a man and woman will reach a point in their life when they feel it’s time to settle down. For a woman this will depend on her ovaries or age is approaching. Both of them will begin hunting for the One. For a woman, she can marry a man she thinks she can mold into her ideal partner, but a man wants to marry the right person. When he makes a commitment he is likely to take his commitment seriously. A woman should be clear about what she’s looking for in a man, like an advertisement. You should also consider: what are you willing to provide? Men need sex in a relationship. What would be a privilege for you to give? Maybe become the social director or the organizer of the home. A man is only willing to get married when he knows where he’s going and he’s ready. If a man says he’s not ready, believe him. Maybe he doesn’t have enough money to provide for her or he needs to finish school first to get a good job. Timing is everything. When you’re ready to be in a relationship be prepared in yourself first. It’s vital that you really believe that you can have what you desire. Are you ready to share your life, share your home, share your space and share your heart? Happy hunting in finding your soulmate and living happily ever after. Copyright Shari 2012 Spa.inspirations@gmail.com Copyright © 2012 Bali Advertiser You can read all past articles of BA Feature Article at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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We are about to head into another Mercury retrograde period. It begins on July 15th and ends on August 8th and returns all the way to 1 degree of Leo with communication on the bold and dramatic side and often ego based. You could be well advised to minimize the tendency to exaggerate or overdo the heavy sell of yourself or abilities. Remember too that Jupiter is traveling in the sign of that trickster communicator, Gemini. The New Moon this fortnight is in the late degrees of Cancer and right around the time that Mars, fresh in Libra activates the Uranus/Pluto square that occurred in June. This will be like adding fuel to the already ignited fire. Mars has been in Virgo for an exceptionally long time and that which has been mental now becomes actualized within relationships; family, work and friendships and in fact all nature of them are ready for the revolutionary changes that this intense square provoked. Mars in Libra wants action, peaceful preferably although he will still fight for what he wants nonetheless. Jupiter also busily promoting change in Gemini creates a harmonious aspect to this restless Mars energy. In fact they are both restless and want things to happen now. It’s like the wait is over and now put your money where your mouth is or walk your talk. Uranus turns retrograde through until the end of the year and meets with a stationary direct Pluto in September at 7 degrees. The revolution began in June and the battle in September. NEW MOON 26 Cancer 55 July 19, 2012 12:25 p.m.

ARIES With the long relationship drought over you are now in a grand position to move forward into something new or experience a renewed sense of commitment within already existing partnerships. You along with most other people are experiencing abnormal challenges and while on the one hand feel the stretch, on the other the exhilaration that comes from them. In a way this is the change that you’ve been praying for. Yes, it is finally here. What you have to understand is this new situation comes with its own set of challenges which will be revealed at the appropriate time. You are in a period of accelerated evolution. Enjoy the ride.

LIBRA A lovely combination of Jupiter and Mars in your sign this fortnight, as well as the opposition to Uranus puts you in either the right place at the wrong time or the wrong place at the right time. I’ll leave it to you to determine which of these it actually is. You are being stretched this way and that. As much as possible learn to allow and let go of trying as it will be relatively futile and a great waste of valuable vitality, although you will have an abundance of that during this time. It is not only you that is compelled to transform, it is pretty much across the board at the moment. Surrender your need to know, and relinquish your fearful and doubtful thoughts.

TAURUS Venus continues to move forward in the sign of Gemini, although retracing steps from late April and early June. Communication now is the key to resolving issues. You may even get it right the second time round. Be forgiving and compassionate both with yourself and the significant other in your life. The fickleness of Gemini is challenging for everyone so be ever vigilant with the words that come from your mouth and with your potential flirtatious actions. If they have gotten you into trouble in the past there is every likelihood that they will again. Be aware then the consequences of your actions and responses.

SCORPIO Riding the waves of insecurity and uncertainty while spontaneously maneuvering through the maze of everyday activity can be both exciting and challenging. As you get the hang of this new mode of operation you will adapt readily to the constant changes beset upon you by seeming outside situations. The key to relaxation here is in taking responsibility for what you see in your life. Perhaps it didn’t just get there by accident. You maybe have a larger part to play than you give yourself credit for. Calling home your projections is the order of the day and seeing where those random thoughts get you is paramount to your survival.

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highlighting relationship and growth. Jupiter also recently met with the South Node and brought some old acquaintances barreling into your life. These may be soulmates and not necessarily someone that you know from this lifetime. It is the best time for you to make those changes that you’ve been promising yourself you would, for such a long time now. You have an awesome potential to radically alter the way that you live and love. Experiment within your relationships and see if there is a new way of doing those things which have brought you grief. Nothing is ever what it appears to be on the surface.

prompting the nodal axis of Gemini and Sagittarius and bringing some soulful meetings and inspirations into your life. If you feel the call of the wild and adventure is beckoning you to follow it may be a good idea that you follow. Staying home could lead you down the road rapidly to boredom now. It’s time to unleash your wild nature and move forth on the journey of life. As the tide changes you make ready for your voyage of discovery and boldly set forth to new lands where new experiences exist. It’s the excitement and lure of the unknown that calls most loudly. Get you affairs in order and pack your bags.

CANCER The Sun continues in your sign this fortnight and the New Moon ushers in a month of family concerns that culminate in an Aquarian Full Moon that has everyone expressing their individuality and probably their opinions. The watery times call for deeply feeling experiences and heart connections going beyond the normal range of intimacy. By the time Full Moon swings around however you may be a little more aloof and objectifying your experiences from the more impersonal. The Sun will have moved on into Leo by then as well and those egos will be tenderer and more easily offended. So possibly a great opportunity to retreat a little.

CAPRICORN Saturn moving forward at the end of June along with the other major transits has things looking slightly different in your life. Clarity is dawning of the new road that you now must travel, although you are as yet, at the beginning stages. There will be many more endings along the way and things will change rapidly as you progress. Getting a grip on the synchronous and spontaneous life takes a little adjusting to. Go easy on yourself and things will appear much easier. You are slated for this momentous transition so it is futile to try and keep things the way they were before. Once you experience the joy of the new, your trust will grow.

LEO The Sun set to enter your sign and herald in your new year. A year filled with adventure and enthusiasm along with profound insights through revolutionary change. This is the year for you to shine like never before. So open up your heart and sing your joy loud and clear for all to hear. During great times of transition it is the comic relief and pleasures found in the everyday occurrences that help people relax. Make light those things which were once heavy and serious. Start by throwing out those objects no longer useful in your life. Take a long deep appraisal of everything and be very very honest with yourself.

AQUARIUS Uranus goes retrograde and as your ruling planet, brings introspection into your life. The current round of transformation has obviously made a difference to the way you do things and now you must take some time to integrate, assimilate and digest. Getting your head around all of this may take a moment and all the while the transformation continues. Take any time off that comes your way as a gift and keep your spirits high and learn to sing and dance during the rain as much as you would on a sunny day. Constant adjustment is a prerequisite for life and a good thing to add to your list of skills.

VIRGO Perhaps a rather large leap forward has just occurred. A long time in the wings was this action that you have been procrastinating over for these past months. It’s funny how when things actually start moving again that the wait seems now somewhat insignificant. Mercury moves retrograde and this will put you into some mental gymnastics. It’s more along the lines of creativity than money matters. You are finally getting the gist of the manifestation game. Focus on what you want rather than how you are going to get it or the money for it. Be very clear with your intentions, for where thought goes, energy follows.

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11 July - 25 July, 2012

“Dribblus Lucrere” Isn’t it funny how when you don’t know how much you’ve eaten you don’t know how much you’ve eaten? You know what I mean, you go to one of those nibbly do’s (no I don’t mean a romantic evening with a lion tamer) I am talking about one of those ‘stand around and talk’ receptions or opening thingys or maybe even a Tupperware party with the snobby set. Waiters flit around the gathered throng with plates full of tasty morsels. At the high class dos it is, of course, smoked salmon, oysters and cavier while the recent opening of the Heckmondwyke Wheeltappers Club had the usual toothpicks with skewered bright green onion and cubes of pineapple and processed cheese. But then of course there’s the booze and that glass of rough red chateau trollup that is never empty. During an intense discussion over the merits of having an organ transplant in a Klungkung International Puskesmas your glass mysteriously fluctuates between a quarter and three quarters full. Just as you are getting a little low some unseen force comes and fills it up again. After 2 hours of mindless chatter you feel it’s time to leave. You head for the door and, reaching the fresh air outside, you stumble down the steps and realise you’re as urinated as an expulsion of bowel gas and stuffed as a taxidermists dog. You are, of course, the guilty victim of nibblus engorgibus and without any warnings to tell you when to stop (such as an empty plate) you realise that over the last 2 hours you have eaten 3 kilos of sturgeons unborn babies, 38 of those yummy little meatballs with that piquante red sauce, 24 smoked salmon, 180 chickens livers, 3 jars of olives (don’t you just love those black olives?), 2 litres of that speckled creamy white stuff you couldn’t quite identify all washed down with 3 crates of rough Chilean red that somehow always tastes better when it’s free. Unfortunately the circumstances can be very similar when you are building a house without predetermined quotations although in this case the latin term is “dribblus lucrere” or as the Indonesians might say “Gerimis Uang”. Many people decide to build a house cheaply. They dispense with the professionals (don’t need them now do we?) and so they don’t get a Bill of Quantities or fixed price quotation before they start. The builder thinks all his Christmas’s have come at once, he is on the gravy train and manages to keep the job going for months endlessly asking for yet a bit more money until one day the bank rings you very politely but with an ever so slight undertone of assertiveness to ask if you have anything of value of which they might be able to take ownership. When you finally bother to work it all out you find you have paid out 4 times what the house should have cost. Such a situation is prone to give you that vultures in the stomach feeling. It is prudent at this point to remember the inescapable wisdom of Wayan’s Law - the price increases to suit the wallet available. This drip feed of money is particularly common when people are designing as they build “oh I’ll just add another room on here” or if they are endlessly making changes. It is also a common reason why so many people overcapitalise on a building, spending far more on the construction than they will ever be able to get back when they come to sell. When building it is rather a good idea to have a plan (“what!” I hear you think “a plan? This is Indonesia where on earth will I get one of them?”). Some might think it a rather boring exercise but professionals in the building world do it all the time. The trick is to make sure everything is covered before you start so there are no surprises along the way. Collect information, check everything, create a design, get the costs assessed, make adjustments then go back and check everything again. For example it is wise to investigate the land and have soil tests done so when the contractor starts building your foundations he isn’t going to come back and ask for a mere trillion extra roubles because the land was found to be unstable. For builders a gravy train can be a real temptation. Give them an inch (sorry 2.54 centimetres) and they’ll take a mile (well 1.609 kilometres). Anything that might provide an opportunity will be grasped with fervour by those with that

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It is also important to negotiate prices for completion of a job rather than paying labour on a day rate basis. Many people start by employing tukangs on day labour rates and then have problems as time passes and nothing seems to get done. Hours are lost walking around trying to find where people are and what they are doing. Negotiate a fixed price job and suddenly you’ll see people move faster than a vicar with a bee in his cassock, not only that they’ll be there till midnight and weekends won’t exist. The only problem then is that they may move so fast that, mysteriously, you will miss seeing the foundations being poured or that septic tank installed. BALI

If you wish to build within a tight budget or to a predetermined cost you might consider the following: 1. Design the building completely before you start. 2. Make sure EVERYTHING is included and is fully described in the contract documents both in the drawings and the Bill of Quantities. Do not forget to include the costs of the building permit, the connection to the national PLN supply, water connection, etc. 3. Avoid making changes after construction has started. Variations should only be in exceptional circumstances 4. Get an independent fully comprehensive Bill of Quantities prepared by someone who is not going to bid for the job. This will make sure everything is included, will tell you how much the construction should cost and will also allow you to go through the itemised list and reduce costs by cutting out or reducing excessively expensive items. 5. Get fixed price quotations for the work and hold the builder to them. Negotiate the contracts yourself. 6. Make sure that the payment schedule is set in such a way that you have not paid too much up front or at each stage of progress. 7. Get an independent progress assessment done before making progress payments. I have come across plenty of people who had a 60% completed house having already paid out 80% of the money and the builder has gone off to visit a distant relative who is seriously ill and won’t be back anytime soon. 8. Buy expensive items such as air conditioners yourself to avoid commissions paid to intermediaries.

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When you finally complete your house you might have saved enough money to have a house warming. It might be a good idea to do a buffet rather than holding a celebration of sturgeon infanticide. Somehow filling the plate in front of the gathered throng has a subtle way of stimulating a modicum of restraint. Phil Wilson Opinions expressed are those of Phil Wilson. He can be contacted through the websites at www.wilsonbali.com or at www.mrfixitbali.com or through the office on 0361 288 789. Copyright © 2012 Phil Wilson You can read all past articles of Fixed Abode at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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Remove the cake from the oven and let it cool for 20 minutes. Meanwhile make the syrup by stirring together the lemon juice and honey in a small pot, and cooking until it has thickened. Remove the cake from the pan either by taking the ring off or if you used a regular pan inverting onto a plate and then re inverting onto another plate so the top side is facing up. Spread the lemon and honey syrup evenly over the cake. Dig in! Note: This can be made in the morning and eaten in the evening and leftovers keep well in the fridge.

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Poet & Ubud Resident Julie Silvester was born in East London within the sound of London’s Bow Bells, which makes her a c o c k n e y. J u l i e backpacked around the world in 2008, visiting Thailand, Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia in Southeast Asia. She’s also traveled to Indonesia’s Sumatra, Java, and Lombok’s Gili Islands. Julie first visited Bali in 2009 and she wrote her first poem ‘Bali’ soon after she arrived. Recently, the poem has been turned into a song called ‘Bali Holiday’ by Fredi Marley, an Indonesian reggae artist who regularly plays in Ubud. Local author Steve Castley invited her to collaborate on his new book ‘A Taste of Bali’ in 2010. Julie has since written a number of published articles about Bali and 31 of her poems were published in her book Borobudur and Other Poems in 2012. What are your interests? Apart from writing, I love music. For years I didn’t listen to anything except rock – mainly classic rock, but now I really like reggae and traditional Balinese music too. I also enjoy new age books and movies as well as science fiction. I used to play badminton and do adventure sports like skiing, caving, go-karting, and abseilingm (what’s this?), but nowadays I’d more likely to be dancing or going to ceremonies. What do you like in the way of reading? I came across ‘The Celestine Prophecy’ at precisely the right time in my life and it launched me into reading numerous other books of the same ilk. I loved ‘The Art of Happiness’ by the Dalai Lama and anything by Arthur C. Clarke and Isaac Asimov. Currently I’m reading the Bhagavad Gita to learn more about Hinduism. Until recently, I never really got into poetry, except John Hegley’s quirky poems and the works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge who was the only poet I knew of as a child. What is your educational/professional background? I worked in office management in London for years – light years away from where I am nowadays in my head, my heart, my beliefs, my tastes and my lifestyle.

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What do you think poetry can do that prose can’t? Poetry can capture the essence of a theme in fewer, and more succinct, words than prose. Poetry therefore reminds me of Swiss cheese… as it’s the very holes in Swiss cheese that make it what it is, i.e. less is more. The relative brevity of poetry provides the reader, or listener, a chance to find their own interpretation, or taste of the poem, flavored by their personal background, perceptions, values, etc.

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Are your poems drawn from real life? Yes, as you can tell that from titles, ‘Thanks to Bali’, ‘A Balinese Wedding’, and ‘Tropical fruits of fancy,’ nearly all my poems are based on real life events that I witness here. Take ‘Shh, I know a place,’ which starts off… Shh, I know a place where men chant mantras in ancient tongue where women prepare offerings all day long where children learn the art of right and wrong Shhh, I know such a place…

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However, a few poems are more spiritual or esoteric such as, ‘I once met Time’ and ‘2012’ or ones like ‘Sky Painter’ and ‘His name was Hannoman’ – both of which were inspired by the Ramayana story which I read recently. If I dug up your critics somewhere, what would they tell me about the book? They would probably say that all my poetry is Pollyanna-ish i.e. very positive and happy. They would be right. In fact, one poem is even called ‘Rose Coloured Glasses’! How did you meet Steve Castley, your collaborator in A Taste of Bali? Initially via the Ubud Writers and Readers Festival in 2010, then he then invited me to join the Ubud Writers Group. After hearing a number of my poems, Steve kindly invited me to collaborate on the book with him. He liked my work and also thought I could help to market a joint book. As he is already a self-published author, I was in a fortunate position to get my work ‘out there’ with relatively little effort on my part. I think our work really compliment each other. Steve’s amusing short stories are followed by my poems that have a link to his storylines. Do you have any future plans or goals? I’d like to do more poetry readings in bars, cafes or hotels in the future. I’m hoping to also find another publisher for hundreds of my poems that are queuing up to be printed - waiting so to speak for their moment of fame. Where can one learn more about the work you do? Take a peek at my regularly updated blog www.julieinbali. wordpress.com, which has poems, stories and pictures from my life, as well as extracts from the book ‘A Taste of Bali’ available on Kindle via Amazon and at many bookshops in Bali.

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The dinosaurs perished because they failed to adapt to a changed environment after a catastrophic event. The investment environment is not exactly catastrophic yet but it has changed in recent years and we too have to adapt to it. This means thinking a little differently and looking ‘outside the box’. First of all what is ‘inside the box’? Inside the box are all the asset classes we are used to putting our money into, such as cash deposits, bonds, stocks and property. Once upon a time we could count upon this combination to steadily build our wealth. But something has gone wrong; the model is barely producing returns for us. Interest on cash deposits is at record lows in most major currencies. Bonds are offering returns that are insufficient to beat inflation. The world’s major stock markets have made little or no gains since the year 2000. Land and property has been a mixed bag; people who bought land some time ago in Bali are now sitting on small fortunes, although the future is never certain, particularly for expatriates. But in the United States thousands have lost their homes through foreclosures and millions owe more than their property is worth. In Spain, hundreds of thousands of properties stand empty. So should we get right out of the box? No, that would be a mistake. Cash, while it may not grow in real value, is still fundamental to sound financial planning. You should hold enough cash to see you through the short term and to meet unforeseen contingencies. Having to sell long term assets to raise cash in an emergency invariably leads to losses. Government bonds are a fairly safe bet and are readily marketable. Corporate bonds are relatively safe if you select solid companies. Owning shares or related mutual funds should still ensure growth over the long term, provided you can tolerate short-term losses. Everyone should aim to own a property because whatever its value, you can always live in it! But where can you go to increase your prospects for higher and more consistent returns? The answer is to look ‘outside the box’ but only when you have a solid asset base within the box. So what lies outside the box? In short, a massive array of asset classes, products and opportunities. Let’s have a look at some of them:

the moment while oil is way down from its earlier highs. But they will come into their own commercially when oil panic sets in again. Agriculture and forestry It is a fact that the world population is growing at an alarming rate. This will inevitably put pressure on global food supplies and forest products, which means there will be good investment opportunities in this area. There are now funds which enable you to invest in anything from bamboo to exotic products such as Agarwood. Asset-backed lending To quote Mark Twain: ‘A banker is a fellow who lends you his umbrella when the sun is shining, but wants it back the minute it begins to rain.’ Since the credit crunch of 2008 it is pretty clear that most western bankers think it is still raining. While this creates misery for businesses it has ironically provided surprising opportunities for private investors. Funds have sprung up in the past couple of years which enable individuals to invest in funds that provide finance for groups ranging from property developers, providers of student accommodation and farmers to law firms and even garbage recycling companies. Returns to investors are generally at least 10% per annum and in some cases such as litigation funding can be much higher.

Energy The world cannot turn without it. Demand is currently depressed due to the global slowdown but all forms of energy are likely to surge in cost again once the world’s major economies get back on their feet. The price of oil is a good indicator of global health. Alternative forms of energy such as solar and wind farms have taken a back seat for

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What are the risks? As a basic rule of thumb, the higher the return the higher the risk. In many of the quoted asset classes the risk is not so much one of losing money but a case of access to one’s cash. Investing in most of these products requires tying up your money for anything from two to five years and occasionally longer. This is the kind of risk that banks are reluctant to take since a run on deposits could find them out of cash again. But for individuals who have ample cash and other holdings ‘within the box’ these funds and products offer real wealth-building opportunities. What lies even further outside the box? For the well-heeled and bold investor there are opportunities in ‘private equity’ where a piece of the action in an ambitious project or perhaps a share in a company in distress could produce a profit ten times greater than the amount invested. Or you could lose all your money!

Gold, precious metals and other commodities Gold should probably be inside the box. It is a timeless store of value and an excellent refuge in the case of economic or political turmoil. A 5% holding within a balanced portfolio would be quite reasonable. The other metals will add a bit of spice. Some, like platinum, are essential in a number of industries while supplies are finite. Commodities such as base metals and other natural resources will always be in demand whilst the supply is limited. Prices may be low during recessions but when demand picks up these assets tend to rise in value very quickly. All these assets can be accessed via mutual funds.

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SOCCER- Bali wins SCC Soccer 6’s

Bali Sports Foundation’s (BSF) U14 team won the Singapore Cricket Club’s 2012 Charity Soccer 6’s, Asia’s premiere soccer 6’s tournament played on the historic Padang field in the center of Singapore on Sunday July 1st. Repeating last year’s effort with a completely new team from West Bali, BSF overcame a tough and talented Cambodia in the final. Other teams in the tournament came from Thailand, Malaysia, Bangladesh and Singapore. The children from Jembrana, who normally walk or ride their bike to school and training found themselves flying to one of the most modern cities in Asia, with mono rails, underground railways and air conditioned walkways. With parents either stone carvers or truckdrivers, the BSF boys found themselves in a different world of commodity traders, bankers and other corporate highflyers of the Singapore Cricket Club. BSF almost didn’t make it as a huge truck pile up on the Denpasar – Gilimanuk road on June 28th, meant the team was delayed travelling from Negara and missed their flight to Singapore, luckily BSF treasurer Peter Barnett was on hand to rescue the day. After Friday’s soccer clinic with EPL legend Ray Parlour, it was on to the tournament proper on Saturday 30 June. Starting with a comfortable win over Singapore, Bali then stumbled with a tough win against Malaysia and a loss against Thailand. Finishing equal top of the group with Malaysia with exactly the same goal difference, the win against against Malaysia meant Bali sat top of the group after the first day’s play. On Sunday the semifinals and final saw very close fought games, both finishing on penalties, with Bali the more cool and collected, in fact Bali did not miss one penalty. With the win, came the emotions. Some of them crying because they still didn’t believe that they won the event for Bali. Bali Sports Foundation’s founder Rodney Holt said, “obviously we are very happy with the result, winning for the second time in 2 years, however more important was the unique experience the boys had in Singapore including meeting EPL’s Manchester City U15 team, flying for the first time and I might add everyone noted that the boys were excellent ambassadors for Bali.” Rodney went on “With good resources and good coaching Indonesians can be as competitive as any other athletes in Asia. Unfortunately the system of KKN in sports here means that Indonesian athletes are handicapped before they even start.”

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Top Finishers’ Race Results Olympic Distance Triathlon Male 1.5 km swim; 42 km cycling; 10 km run 1. Stephane Vander Bruggen Belgium 2:07:14 2. Bryan Hoare Great Britain 2:12:21 3. Tim Green Australia 2:12:27 Olympic Distance Triathlon Female 1.5 km swim; 42 km cycling; 10 km run 1. Stef Puszka Australia 2:23:50 2. Michelle Boyes Australia 2:26:18 3. Sherry Coons-Mueller USA 2:27:40 Sprint Distance Triathlon Male 500 m swim; 20 km cycling; 5 km run 1. Wayne Veitch Australia 1:04:15 2. Michael John Varker Australia 1:05:43 3. Ash Pritchard New Zealand 1:07:44 C/U/I-16 May 12

Sprint Distance Triathlon Female 500 m swim; 20 km cycling; 5 km run 1. Lesley McDonald Australia 1:15:46 2. Kim Doyle Ireland 1:16:15 3. Lisa Christensen Canada 1:26:13 5 KM Fun Run Male 1. Stuart R. Gemmel Australia 17:25 2. Sam Bencheghib France 17:32 3. Jibrael Taebenu Indonesia 17:51 5 KM Fun Run Female 1. Lelani Brown 22:28 2. Yanuk Dwi Winarti Indonesia 22:45 3. Lucy Davis 23:45

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Threads of Change at TEDx Ubud By Ima Deville

Many of us enjoy watching the TED Talk videos, sharing them with friends, emailing them to colleagues because they are a source of inspiration and present new perspectives and fresh views of the world around us. For those who do not know about TED, it is an acronym for Technology, Entertainment and Design. All over the world, innovators are invited to present their thoughts, discoveries and projects to riveted audiences at TED conferences. Talks are short but powerful and videos are kept on the TED website (www.ted.com). It is also possible to subscribe to their weekly email to keep up to date with new talks. And whatever your interests might be, there is always a great talk to listen to.

Lucky us, these neuron - provoking events do not only take place far away. A fantastic TEDx event was organized in Ubud recently. TEDx conferences are independently planned and coordinated events around the world in the spirit of TED’s mission, “ideas worth spreading.” So what a joy to have had such an event close by at Five Elements in Mambal on May 26th. The day revolved around the talks of 8 inspiring speakers, sparking conversations and connections and was a great success.

In a totally different field, that of Health, Myshkin Ingawale showed how great ventures can take place when a group of specialists, with no apparent common knowledge or expertise, work together on a common project. Myshkin Ingawale, a TED 2012 fellow, came to talk about Biosense Technologies, a medical device venture that he co-founded. To fight the damage and deaths occurring because of anemia, particularly after giving birth, he aimed to develop a solution that would eradicate this preventable cause of mortality around the world. The result his team eventually came up with is a needle-free, affordable, portable device to monitor blood hemoglobin, vital for the diagnosis and treatment of anemia. His group succeeded in making a cell-phone size diagnostic technology available to rural locations in developing countries. The technology works on optical principles and gives out results instantly. They wanted to create a non-invasive diagnostic tool available to any doctor in the poorest parts of the world. It had to be a device that could potentially save the lives of one million children and pregnant woman. The key to their success was the composition of a working team made of individuals expert in diverse fields such as business, science, health and information technology. Together, they tried, struggled, failed, failed again and eventually built a team stronger than any individual. Mishkyn’s message was encouraging and enlightening: if you want to succeed, experience the pain, fail early, small and often and built a team smarter than yourself… and have fun! Whilst many speakers focused on change for the future we cannot forget the past, far from it. Several speakers made the point that change is also about preserving the past and keeping existing balance, values and traditions. For example, Bayu Wirayudha came to present his now well-known Bali Starling rehabilitation program. A veterinary surgeon by education, he has successfully designed and led a conservation methodology to include a holistic and sustainable way to preserve this rare bird and its habitat. When this species was almost condemned to rapid extinction, his determination and dedication prevented the loss of this unique and beautiful species of birds.

For Michael McKerlie, the secret of his success at Bullseye Bali, an international digital services agency, which started in Australia, was clearly how you adapt communication to your team. Because his staff was young and loved reading manga comics, he decided to work with a graphic designer and create characters to represent the business, it’s hierarchy and his aims and performance objectives. His large team reacted well to this totally new means of communication and gamification of the strategies, management and marketing of the company earned excellent results. In Asia we are in the heart of the digital world, a world that is transforming businesses. Also a very successful and young professional, Kevin Mintaragacam came to talk to the audience about Magnivate, one of Indonesia’s leading digital social media marketing agencies. His current Project Eden has been developed to empower and give a chance to the Indonesian community to compete in the world. His company is a pre-seed investment company which works as an incubator and helps to launch technology start-ups. His message was clear: it is all about wanting to change the lives of others. Project Eden helps people with ideas to realize their businesses; it provides them with technology start-ups, legal advice and more, with an ultimate aim to boost the Indonesian economy. This is in the same vein as microfinance projects but it is about spreading technology and giving a chance to all individuals to realize their potential and compete in a global world.

Threads of Change was a marvelous theme because it had many different meanings, realisations and outcomes for all the speakers at TEDx Ubud. Alia Indrawan, a healer from Ubud, came to talk about the precious moments before death. This is when, she says, people want to be loved and love the people around them. As a Hospice nurse, she has shared this vulnerable period of several people’s life and has helped people to die in peace. These experiences have been a major factor of change in her life and she now empowers others to become conscious creators of their lives. She explained how it is possible to learn about life through death. Two exceptional musicians were present to entertain and baffle the audience with their skills: Indra Aziz and Rio Sidik. Music has been a vector for change for both of them. Indra, who’s now one of the most reputed Indonesian musician and composers, as well as being the vocal coach for Indonesian Idol, explained that music literally saved his life in a particularly gloomy period of his youth. Rio Sidik, one of the best jazz musicians living in Bali, made an exceptional performance shaking the audience to support his strong message that “true passion and practice can get you anywhere”.

Threads of Change was this year’s theme and whilst speakers were very diverse, they all came to share their experience of change. This is a broad but important theme that left the audience pondering about the possibilities of positive changes in the world. Not fear of change, but rather, a view of change as an improvement to our life, our society and environment. These captivating speakers were there on stage to share with us how they thought about change, how they implemented it and the amazing results they all achieved in their various fields. The best thing about TED is that it’s more than just an entertaining performance, it’s about ideas that we can take home and reflect upon. Different people will take different ideas with them and if only one idea helps them to change or view the world in a different perspective, then it’s definitely worth it. The essence of change in organizations and social enterprises was one of the most fascinating threads presented at this conference. We know that we cannot run the world as we did just ten years ago but do we really know what has changed and which direction it is going? Some of the speakers shared their experience, expertise and insight on the changes that have already taken place and the changes that will be necessary in the near future.

The change for peace was another common theme with another speaker: Lian Gogali. This impressive lady created MOSINTUWU, an organization and grassroots movement of women to bring justice and reconciliation to Poso, an area in Sulawesi where atrocious murders were committed between the Christian and Muslim communities. She was herself a victim, injured and unable to use both legs until recently. Rather than despair, Lian decided to build a culture of tolerance and coexistence and to heal the wounds of war. During her experience in the inter-religious conflict of her region, she realised that women and children were the greatest untapped resource for inter-faith healing. Her aim is to empower women and their family, and together to be able to change the world. Lian’s voice was heard and she won the Coexist Prize. She started a school for women to create a safe and open place for a grassroots women’s movement to take place in Poso, between women from different religious and ethnic backgrounds. Women are the ones who can not only survive conflicts but also end them and prevent future ones. Women can fight against ignorance too. Lian’s work and vision have led to the creation of Mosintuwu Women’s School with other schools being set up in 21 villages due to rising demand and her new project is to hold the Poso Women’s Congress next year. That was one of the most powerful lessons on the need for change and peace!

William Ingram, co-founder of Threads of Life came to share his insight from 15 years of work with traditional weavers all over the archipelago. His organization is a fair trade business that makes traditional weavers’ activity a profitable business. He now works with over 1000 weavers in 36 cooperatives on 11 islands. For him, it is clear that we shouldn’t forget about culture. Development has to engage with the culture of people and understand what the values and the needs of communities are. His model can perhaps be the example for the maintenance of other cultural arts. In this century businesses may have to encompass a social mission. Whilst all have to learn from other people’s cultures, we can help the preservation of rich indigenous cultures and help the people to earn a living and ensure a future from their traditions. Another speaker who looked at the past was Galuh Wandita, a woman human rights lawyer and activist with a total dedication to Indonesian history. Over the years she has worked with several human rights organizations in East Timor and other parts of Indonesia in areas of conflict. She also worked for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (CAVR). She came to Ubud to tell us about three stories of individuals and their families who were victims of human rights abuse, people who were imprisoned and tortured as political prisoners, people who were unjustly killed and whose disappearance haunted their families. In most cases families of victims have no voice and it is important for Galuh Wandita to go and collect their stories, to document episodes of history with stories of individuals who have lost it all in many cases. They have now collected over 8000 stories and, for her, this is the first and obligatory step towards reparation. She used three symbols taken from her stories to illustrate the three pillars of change: truth, reform and repair. This vital way to look at history is necessary to make changes towards our future and live in a more peaceful world.

But the day wouldn’t have been the same without the endless supply of a very special magic potion brought to us by FREAK Coffee. Imagine a dark nectar, free from bitterness, a delight for the taste buds and an immediate wake up call for all your senses… these were the effects of this unique coffee. Asher Yaron, Creator of FREAK coffee (Freshly Roasted Enak Kopi), gave an entertaining talk about the powers of freshly roast and live coffee. So if you have been convinced by some of these ideas, why not stop for a cup of FREAK coffee and start planning the change around you? Many thanks to Daniella Burr and her hard working team to make TEDx Ubud happen and see you next year!

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Aum Rudraksha Designs The “Original Malas” created and designed by Soma temple, a resident of Bali for more than 20 years, mixing sacred Rudraksha’s have been used for centuries by ancient sages and modern mystics to quiet the mind, cool the body, and enhance awarness. Full of Shakti to protect you. Lovingly, ethically handmade & blessed in Bingin Bali. www.aumrudraksha.com info@aumrudraksha.com, Ph.(0361) 7420937 C/G/I-27 June 12

For Sale; Laser printer USB Samsung ML-1710 (monochrome). USB connection. Extra toner cartridge included (refillable). Affordable low price! Please contact 081 193 9281 or <garage868@gmail.com>. Sanur. [205]

For Sale; Downhill Eco Bicycle Tour for 2. Won this in a raffle but can’t do myself. They pick you up and include breakfast, lunch and all equipment, return to your pickup. Bruce 0813 3759 8422. Big discount price. Ubud. [212]

For Sale; iMac 20-inch, 2.4Ghz, 500GB Harddrive, 4GB RAM, comes with box. MacOSX 10.7.4 (Lion). Price: 7.5million. Contact: 081 193 9281 or <garage868@ gmail.com>. Sanur. [206] For Sale; Canon Speedlite 270EX. Brand new, still in box. Unneeded gift. Special price. Please contact 081 193 9281 or <garage868@ gmail.com>. Sanur. [207]

For Sale; iPhone 4, good condition, no scratch, jailbroken but locked to Voda phone. Rp. 3. 500.000. 0812 4674 9838. Legian. [213]

For Sale; Popcorn Hour C-200 FullHD 1080p Player. USB, Network, etc. Full specs: Special offer: Rp. 2.5 million (nego). Bonus: 50 free HD movies! (bring your own external drive). Contact: 081 193 9281 or <garage868@ gmail.com>. Sanur. [208] For Sale; Air conditioner LG NeoPlasma plus 1pk IDR 1.500.000 + Sharp air purifier KC-840E IDR 2.750.000 + 1 set CCTV Avtech KPD674 4 channel, 4 camera, HD Seagate 500GB, 100m cable RG59 IDR 2.500.000. Good condition. Call: Anton (0361) 879 8880. Denpasar. [209] For Sale; D-Link PCMCIA 10/100MB Ethernet adapter for laptops. Model DFE670TXD. Never used. In original, sealed package. Bought in Singapore for SIN$55.00. Now only Rp. 200, 000. Located in Sunset Rd. near Simpang Siur. Tel: 0821-4633 7458. Kuta. [210] Looking For; 2nd hand mobile phone in good working condition, BB/ iPhone/Nokia. Any model but not older than 2010 year. Photo & price send to <n_ maru@bk.ru>. [074]

For Sale; Used coffee machine ‘Jura Subito’swiss made. (with frother) great for making cappucino, espresso, latte etc. 6,5 mill IDR, or best offer. Contact: Victor@ 0812 3633 3900, Lalita@081 835 3008. Sanur. [214] C/G/G-13 June 12

For Sale; Samsung 2-door fridge w/ ice maker: Model RS21FCN51 year 2005. Rp. 7jt. Call 081 2810 2711. Kuta. [215] For Sale; Books: English language, non-fiction. Hard/ soft cover. Topics include: travel; golf; Christian; more. Price is 1/3 of retail price, or less. For list, e-mail <Putu@ HeavenlyBaliWedding.com> or call/text Rita: 081. 629. 9935 can meet in Canggu, Kuta, Sanur. [216] For Sale; Modem Huawei mobile broadband E161 USB stick. For any GSM 3G network like XL or Simpati, any computer operating system. Speeds to 3. 6MB/ second. Integrated microSD card reader. 110.000. Must pickup in Ubud. SMS only 0878 6232 4040. [217]

Lucy’s Batik unique -stylish - timeless

WHOLESALE & RETAIL

• wine bottle cases • coasters • paintings • pillow cases • carpets • scarfs • shawls • clothes • handbags • many more

Jl. Raya Basangkasa No. 88 Seminyak, Kuta, Bali Tel. +62(361) 7951275 / 736098 Fax. +62(361) 736098 Jl. Dewi Sri No. 88 Kuta-Bali Tel. +62(361) 7418548 e-mail: lucysbatik@yahoo.com

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For Sale; 1974 CBS Fender Strat, bullet trus rod, large headstock, was cherry red but changed to tobacco brown by first owner, original hardcase, great sound and playability. Rp. 15Jt. Call: John 0361 822 5078 Sesetan Denpasar. [218]

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For Sale; Dough mixer, Kenwood cheff, 5 liter capacity, SS bowl, dough hook, spiral beater. Used in excellent condition. Quick sale Rp. 1.7 juta (store 7juta). E-mail to <alex@ allesia.com> or call 0812555-1111. Renon. [181] For Sale; LG upright freezer, like new, bought 9 months ago, paid Rp. 2.1 juta. Needs repair, one shelf-damagedneeds to be replaced in order to be refilled with freon. Good-deal-if-yourepair-yourself. <alex@ allesia.com> or call 0812555-1111. Renon. [182] For Sale; Baby clothes, high chairs, ex. twins, strollers and more. All good condition. 842 7016. Sanur. [037] C/G/I-30 May 12

For Sale; Waring commercial 10 inch cordless immersion blender. New, boxed, 2 speed, 13000RPM, 9.6V rechargeable battery. NSF and ETL certification, great for cream soups, veloute, etc. Priced to sell, e-mail <alex@allesia.com> or call 0812-555-1111. Renon. [183] For Sale; Baby box, microwave, mobile cabinet, shop cabinet, paint green + white. Nego price. Call 0815 5861 2366, 0361 272 1983. Dalung. [036] For Sale; Red bike. Polygon Spy 1.0 with 18 gears. Excellent for on or off road rides. $60 (includes helmet). <saraefinnegandoyon@ gmail.com> or call 0857 8026 2768. Sanur. [018]

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Bali Advertiser

11 July - 25 July, 2012

Fashion

All Types of Silk, Imported Wool, Cotton Stretch Linen, Viscose, French Lace, Cotton Twill Suits, Wedding Gown, Kebaya, Batik Jl Teuku Umar 133 Denpasar Telp/Fax. (0361) 236735, 8422504 / 8422505 Jl. Gatot Subroto No. 89 D Telp/Fax. (0361) 9009181 / (0361) 9009182 C/G/G-18 April 12

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11 July - 25 July, 2012

Bali Advertiser

By Captain Su

New Fast Boat Service to Gili Gede - Where’s That? “After years of sailing and working around Dubai, Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia and other places I have finally found the perfect place to put some roots down.” Captain Ray La Fontaine - sv Basilea - anchored off Gili Gede June 2012.5sw XS. Gili Gede is an island located in a big sheltered bay close to the coastal town of Tembowong and just a short boat ride west of the harbour town of Lembar in South West Lombok. It is one of 12 islands clustered together that have yet to be given a title, so let’s call them the Southern Gilis. One of the locals, Agus, described Gili Gede as, “a beautiful sheltered island in calm, pristine seas that are surrounded by many hills with a panorama of other islands to catch the eye, fringed by the ever present coconut trees along white sandy beaches.” Well that’s what I heard anyway, but you get the picture. It is also very close to the world class surf break of Desert Point and the whole area is a sailor’s dream. Comparisons have been made to other sailing spots like the Whitsundays in Queensland, Australia. That is, a string of islands clustered relatively close together, some of them uninhabited, which can be a very popular base for sailing, surfing, diving, fishing and of course relaxing on Gili Gede and other nearby islands. In other words this is a tropical paradise worth a visit. How Do I Get There?

The new Gili Gede Fast Boat Service can get you to Gili Gede in just over two hours, faster on a good day. It is intended to be a daily service leaving from Serangan Island, Bali. The course to Gili Gede skirts the north west coast of Nusa Lembongan and then heading ESE to Gili Gede. The boat is fast and can cruise comfortably at 20 plus knots and is fitted out with all the latest electronic navigation gear. The enclosed cabin and maximum capacity of twelve passengers means that on most days you can stay dry and move around and take photos on the way. The crew are very professional and safety conscious but not over the top and with the smaller number of passengers it feels like you out on your mate’s boat. The return cost from Bali to Gili Gede is 1,200,000 rupiah. (See www.giligedefastboat.com or google Gili Gede Fast Boat Service.)

going to build a marina. He says, “After years of sailing and working around Dubai, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia and other places, I have finally found the perfect place to put some roots down.” Home is the sailor, home from the sea. Marina Del Ray

If you search on the web the coordinates 08.45S and 115.55E you will get the location of the proposed Marina Del Ray. Take a look at the location and all you sailors will see that it is the perfect place for a marina. The big problem at anchor is wind and the swell. Well this spot is protected from the North Westerlies and South Easterlies which are the prevailing winds in this part of the world. The site does face south but the fetch between Gili Gede and the mainland is only one or two nautical miles so the worst you will get is a slight chop on the water. If you look on a wider scale at the surrounding topography you can see that Gili Gede is protected from the great ocean swells that boom in from the south. Captain Ray said, “I spent a lot of time pouring over charts and google earth and I think this is the one of the best spots in all of Indonesia to build a marina’’. Captain Ray is just about there in terms of getting approval from the locals and beyond to start construction. He has spent many hours in negotiations with local villages and intends to set up a win - win situation for everybody. The local officials welcome this venture. Already Captain Ray is employing kids to help out and they are jumping at the chance. You see in this part of the world people live off the sea. As we were walking on the beach one evening, Captain Ray said, “If the locals on the island, for whatever reason, can’t get out to sea and fish they go hungry. It is that simple.” (see http://lombokmarinadelray.com or google Marina Del Ray Lombok.)

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Madak Belo Bungalows - Gili Gede One place on Gili Gede to stay is Madak Belo that has backpacker type rooms for about 125,000 rupiah per night or the bungalows at 250,000 rupiah per night. The food at the restaurant is healthy and fresh and the views across the ocean from the bungalows are to die for. It is a quiet place to stay and everything you may need can be provided. Run by a delightful French couple Henri and Capucin, Madak Belo is just one of the hideaway gems found on Gili Gede and surrounding areas. (See www.madak-belo.com or google Madak Belo) Pearl Guy and Tour Organiser – Mr Azis

Captain Ray – Sailors’ Sailor The Gili Gede Fast Boat Service is the brainchild of the sailors’ sailor Captain Ray La Fontaine who in his yacht sv Basilea has had more sea miles than most of us have had hot dinners. It is the first step in opening up the area to become a sailor’s haven. Originally from Australia, Captain Ray left the Great South Land years ago. Since then he has run a charter business in Thailand, organised surf trips along the west coast of Sumatra and many other adventure tourist type things. Not only is he a consummate sailor, having represented Australia in sailing championships, but he has had years of experience in construction and project management in Australia and the Middle East. This is a rare combination indeed, a fully qualified Master Class 5 - Ocean Captain and a construction Project Manager. So what is Captain Ray planning for Gili Gede? He is

Mr Azis is a young guy I met in North Lombok while waiting for a boat. He is typical of many of the locals. He has a university degree but sells pearls to tourists and organises tours for a living. Email him at : memet_pearl@yahoo.com if you are planning a trip to Lombok. He can help you. Speaks good English and is an honest guy. Happy Sailing.

Bali Advertiser

Fashion

11 July - 25 July, 2012

For Sale; iPhone 4. Good cond. Locked, used, black. 3.3 mil. Call 0878 6186 6054 Kuta. [119] For Sale; Ex. restaurant equipment furniture, BBQ, refrigerator, freezer, kitchen appliance, etc. Please contact 081 337 956 169 or <agungthey6@gmail.com>. Petitenget. [120]

SUMMER just rolled in... Are you ready? Pertokoan Udayana - Kav. A33 Jl. Letda Made Putra Denpasar Ph. +62-361 - 254357 Email: balicenik@gmail.com C/G/G-11 July 12

For Sale; 2 x camera Canon 10D at Rp. 2,25 juta. 6 x Canon lenses a EF 2580mm, EF35-70mm & 105mm, EF80-200mm, EF100-200mm from Rp. 700,000 to Rp. 1-25 juta. All well looked after. Ph. 081 338 592247. Ubud. [121]

For Sale; De Longhi Magnifica coffee machine. Double wedding present. Perfect conditions, barely used. New price about 20 million, we sell it for 10 million no nego. SMS only 081 2382 9255. Sanur. [122] For Sale; Urgent: cause cancelled container, sale stock statue abstract: size: 30/40/50cm, old wood, perfect condition, value:50 million Rupiah, will sale 35 million. To coordinate, please SMS to: 081 999 599 062. Kerobokan. [132] A free reiki session, please call 0812 3931 9777 to arrange an appointment. Kerobokan area. [134]

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Say What? Question: My boyfriend has recently moved in with me, and we’re having a hard time deciding how much rent is an appropriate amount for him to pay each month. We live in a house that I have already paid for in advance on contract. I make about 22-24k EUR per year, and he makes approximately 17-19k EUR. The total household bills, including phone, utilities, pembantu and the monthly rental figure average Rp. 6,264,000 per month. How much is a fair amount? Dr. ZZ: Without sharpening your pencils or counting all the coins in the vault, my offhand opinion would be to share expenses equally. If you feel significantly better-heeled than he and think you need to pay more than he, then you may want to take him out for an occasional lavish dinner, pay for a weekend getaway from time to time, or foot the bill for an extravagant evening’s entertainment here and there. Such an expenditure on your part, however, would be – in my opinion – independent of the “deal.” Living together is a shared experience, and the disparity between your two annual incomes seems fairly negligible. Unless one of you has other, regular, extenuating obligations, I’d start with an even 50/50 split and see how that plays out. Question: Several months ago, a person worked for me for a few months. He was a fairly good worker at the time, but he stopped showing up abruptly without even so much as letting me know what was happening. I had forgotten about it until I recently received an email, asking me about him, from someone with whom he has applied for a job. Obviously I didn’t know this was going to happen; maybe he didn’t either. The email asked if I would recommend him for a job. I don’t feel qualified to answer that question, and I don’t want to provide a negative report about him. What do you think I should do? Dr. ZZ: If not completely candid, recommendations need to at least be honest. If you don’t feel that you can recommend this person honestly, then don’t. Let someone else who has worked hard, acted responsibly, earned the respect of their former co-workers, and deserves the position get the job. As a matter of fact, some company policies require that only minimal information confirming job duties and dates of employment be provided in these instances. I like your comment about not feeling qualified to answer the question. You may want to use that tactic and stick to the basic facts as a way of getting your point across. Say something like, “I can confirm that this individual worked for me from date to date, and that his job title was xyz.” Keeping your reply brief and factual will clue in the other party to the fact that this fellow is not going to get a glowing recommendation from you. It also does not subject you to the responsibility for tarnishing his ability to earn a living.

Question: I have been with my boyfriend for almost 3 years. All this time, his mother and I have been up and down. The main problem is that whether she’s wrong or right, my boyfriend takes her side and treats me badly in front of her. Away from her, he is loving and thoughtful; but as soon as she calls, he changes. Lately she has been manipulating him to stay at her house with his family; so that he is less available to spend time with me. If I didn’t love him like I do, it would be easy for me to just get up and leave. But, on top of it all, I can’t seem to let go. Plus, I just found out I’m pregnant. He knows and has given me no feedback. Please help! Dr. ZZ: Your boyfriend’s relationship with his mother doesn’t appear to be anything out of the usual. Mothers often have difficulty letting go of their sons, and they may tend to see their sons’ girlfriends as competition for the son’s affection. In turn, your boyfriend, not wanting to anger his mother, may find it easier to make peace with you than to risk confronting his mom. The behavioral changes you notice in him when his mother calls are probably part of an anxious reaction that has become almost automatic. (“Oh no! Here we go again.”) The longer the two of you are together, the better the situation is apt to become though it may never completely stop. Chances are, there will always be some kind of keeping-face or peace-keeping efforts that take place regarding his mother and family – at least until YOU become a mother and family too. Then everything is up for reevaluation. Having a child may even help to bring you closer to his mother, but that’s another separate topic. For now, you and your boyfriend need to have a sit-down conversation about the pregnancy and your plans for the future. Once you determine that the two of you are on the same page with a common game plan, you can move slowly forward in developing yourselves more distinctively as a couple and as a family unit. For the time being, however, keep in mind that emotions tend to run high when pregnancy is involved. My suggestion is to give his mother space until you and your boyfriend decide to break the news to her. This will also give you and him time and space to slowly, slowly, ever so gently integrate this new, wondrous, (possibly unexpected?) change that is coming into your lives. Even good news can be stressful. It may not be too early to start practicing Lamaze deep breathing techniques. *Smiles*

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The Check-up Checklist! Things to Do Before Your Next Check-Up – Part 1 Getting check-ups is one of many things you can do to help stay healthy and prevent disease and disability. You’ve made the appointment to see your health care provider. You’ve reviewed the instructions on how to prepare for certain tests. You’ve done the usual paperwork. Done, right? Not quite. Before your next check-up, make sure you do these four things. Review your family health history. Are there any new conditions or diseases that have occurred in your close relatives since your last visit? If so, let your health care provider know. Family history might influence your risk of developing heart disease, stroke, diabetes, or cancer. Your provider will assess your risk of disease based on your family history and other factors. Your provider may also recommend things you can do to help prevent disease, such as exercising more, changing your diet, or using screening tests to help detect disease early. Find out if you are due for any general screenings or vaccinations. Have you had the recommended screening tests based on your age, general health, family history, and lifestyle? Check with your health care provider to see if its time for any vaccinations, follow-up exams, or tests. For example, it might be time for you to get a Pap test, mammogram, prostate cancer screening, colon cancer screening, sexually transmitted disease screening, blood pressure check, tetanus shot, eye check, or other screening. Write down a list of issues and questions to take with you. Review any existing health problems and note any changes. • Have you noticed any body changes, including lumps or skin changes? • Are you having pain, dizziness, fatigue, problems with urine or stool, or menstrual cycle changes? • Have your eating habits changed? • Are you experiencing depression, anxiety, trauma, distress, or sleeping problems? If so, note when the change began, how it’s different from before, and any other observation that you think might be helpful. Be honest with your provider. If you haven’t been taking your medication as directed, exercising as much, or anything else, say so. You may be at risk for certain diseases and conditions because of how you live, work, and play. Your provider develops a plan based partly on what you say you do. Help ensure that you get the best guidance by providing the most up-to-date and accurate information about you. Be sure to write your questions down beforehand. Once you’re in the office or exam room, it can be hard to remember everything you want to know. Leave time between questions to write down your provider’s answers. BODY TUNE-UP BASICS How often should a person have a medical check-up? The key to keeping your “engine” running smoothly is routine maintenance. Here is an annual health check-up and preventative maintenance checklist for men and women of every age. Regular check-ups and health screenings will help pave the way to early detection and treatment of health conditions before they become serious and more difficult to manage. They also provide peace of mind, contribute to improved quality of life, and can help you plan for your long-term health. In addition to your annual check-up, here are five key things that you can and should do to prevent disease and improve your overall health and well-being: 1. Eat a healthy diet and maintain a healthy weight. 2. Be physically active (at least 30 minutes each day). 3. Don’t smoke and avoid being in places where others are smoking. 4. Limit alcohol intake. 5. Spend some quality time with your family and friends. FOR WOMEN AND MEN Blood Sugar (Glucose) - Blood tests can show high levels of glucose (sugar) in the blood. High glucose levels can

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Cholesterol Screening - Unhealthy cholesterol levels are a significant risk factor for circulation problems, heart attack and stroke. The good news is that if you have unhealthy cholesterol levels, you can make some fairly simple lifestyle changes that can help improve your cholesterol levels and lower your risk. In some cases your physician may determine that in addition to lifestyle changes, medication is required. Your family history for elevated cholesterol, and whether or not you have other coronary heart disease risk factors will determine the need for cholesterol testing. Together, you and your doctor will make the decision. Tips for a more accurate cholesterol test If you want an accurate cholesterol test, don’t eat or drink anything (except water) for at least eight hours before your screening. Blood Pressure - The higher your blood pressure, the greater your risk of having a heart attack or stroke. Those with elevated blood pressure need to be under medical care. If you are over the age of 20 should have their blood pressure checked regularly, at least once every two years, and more often if recommended by their family doctor.

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Eye Tests - It is common for people to think that if their vision is good, then their eyes must be healthy. Unfortunately, that is not always true. Some serious eye diseases have no symptoms. Early screening gives us the best chance of keeping our eyes healthy. After initial examination, your optometrist will schedule regular checkups for you at a frequency that meets your particular eye care needs..

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Colorectal Screening - Screening is the most efficient way to detect polyps and colon cancer in the earliest stage. Colorectal cancer usually has no symptoms in its early stages, when the disease is most treatable, which is why regular screening is important. Symptoms of colorectal cancer can include rectal bleeding, blood in the stool, change in bowel habits (alternating diarrhea and constipation) for no reason, feeling of abdominal bloating, fullness, and/or cramps. Average risk men and women over the age of 50 should have a fecal occult blood test at least every two years. How to get a poop sample Some centers now have a very easy dip & swipe test stick which you can do at your own leisure, however if you are asked to present a full sample I usually suggest that you poop into a large container (such as an ice cream tub that has been cleaned thoroughly and rinsed with boiling water) then use a plastic spoon to put a smaller portion into the tiny pot that the lab has given you…Good Luck! Thyroid Disease Screening - One in 20 people are estimated to have a thyroid disorder. Talk to your health professional as to how often you should be screened for thyroid dysfunction. Next edition Specific Womens and Mens Health Checks & other health considerations Kim Patra is a qualified registered nurse and midwife who has been living and working in Bali for almost 20 years. She now runs her own private practice and medical referral service from her Kuta office. Kim is happy to discuss any health concerns with you and she may be contacted via e-mail at info@chcbali.com or Office number : 0361-2775666.

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Are you one that has hit a plateau in running? Now runners can improve their performance and health in only 20-30 minutes by following the new 10-20-30 training concept, say researchers.

The 10-20-30 training concept, developed by researchers from the Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences at the University of Copenhagen, involves a 1-km warm up followed by: • 10 seconds of running at a high speed • 20 seconds running at a moderate speed • 30 seconds at a very low speed This block is repeated 5 times for a duration of 5 minutes followed by a 2 minute rest. This sequence is repeated between 3-5 times during a training session. Furthermore, only 20-30 minutes including warm-up is all that is needed. The study is published in the Journal of Applied Physiology. The researchers enrolled 18 moderately trained runners to follow the 10-20-30 training concept for 7 weeks. They found that despite a 50% reduction in the amount of time the participants trained, the runners were able to improve performance on a 1,500-meter run by 23 seconds and almost by 1 minute on a 5-km run. Furthermore, the team found the blood pressure and cholesterol in the blood significantly decreased among the runners. Professor Jens Bangsbo, Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences, who led the study, explained: “We were very surprised to see such an improvement in the health profile considering that the participants have been running for several years.The results show that the very intense training has a great potential for improving health status of already trained individuals.”

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Reversing Cellular Aging = True Anti-Aging In the second of the PNAS studies, Hagen, Ames and colleagues compared 2- to 4-month-old rats to 24- to 28-month-old rats, all fed acetyl-L-carnitine in their water and alpha-lipoic acid in their chow. After a month on the supplements, the old and lethargic rats became more energetic, Ames said. “We significantly reversed the decline in overall activity typical of aged rats to what you see in a middle-aged to young adult rat 7 to 10 months of age,” Hagen said. “This is equivalent to making a 75- to 80-year-old person act middle-aged. We’ve only shown short-term effects, but the results give us the rationale for looking at these things long term.” They found also that the combination of ALC and ALA improved mitochondrial activity and also cellular metabolism, and increased levels of various chemicals known to decline with age, including ascorbic acid, an antioxidant. Researchers fed older rats the 2 substances that are normally found in our own cells with quite profound results. The results of these studies were published in the February 19 issue of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. It was clear that the older rats did much better on memory tests, and they also had more vitality and energy. The energy-producing organelles (mitochondria) in their cells also worked better. “With the two supplements together, these old rats got up and did the Macarena,” said Ames, also a researcher at Children’s Hospital Oakland Research Institute (CHORI). “The brain looks better, they are full of energy - everything we looked at looks more like a young animal.” “The animals seem to have much more vigor and are much more active than animals not on this diet, signalling massive improvement to these animals’ health and well-being,” said former UC Berkeley post-doctoral fellow Tory M. Hagen, now an assistant professor at the Linus Pauling Institute at Oregon State University, Corvallis. “And we also see a reversal in loss of memory. That is a dual-track improvement that is significant and unique. This is really starting to explode and move out of the realm of basic research into people.” Acetyl L Carnitine + Alpha Lipoic Acid = Anti Aging One of the three published articles explains the reasons behind this rejuvenation, concluding that the two substances act to “tune up” the energy-producing organelles that power all cells, the mitochondria. Both substances are normally used in your mitochondria. Ames states that the mitochondria are the “weak link in aging.” He says that evidence indicates that deterioration of mitochondria is an important cause of aging. A large part of this deterioration is due to the build up of destructive free radicals (by-products of normal metabolism) that disable enzymes and other chemicals. The combination of ALC + ALA acts within the mitochondria of your cells to get rid of destructive radicals and to boost the activity of a damaged enzyme, carnitine acetyltransferase, that plays a key role in burning fuel in mitochondria. The researchers believed that alpha-lipoic acid would remove the free radicals, and that acetyl-L-carnitine would achieve the latter.

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“We did two different tests for cognitive activity in rats, and in both it made a big difference to feed them this mixture,” Ames said. “Memory degenerates with age, and this makes them better.” Hagen added, “With aging, we see so many different things that are occurring to mitochondria that then lead to consequences in the cell. If you tune up mitochondria you may have a means of at least delaying the onset of a number of age-related problems that we encounter, or we can in some ways, hopefully, reverse what has already taken place.” ALC + ALC does indeed seem like an exciting mitochondrial rejuvenating cocktail which could lead to significant age-reversal effects on the complete body. This combo is certainly something to seriously consider adding to your anti-aging supplement list every morning. If you have any questions or feedback on the above article you can email me at DrTheodoreBali@gmail.com

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Experiments proved that this regimen worked. It has been demonstrated that the enzyme carnitine acetyltransferase is less active in old rats than in young rats, and that it binds less tightly to acetyl-L-carnitine in older rats. By giving ALC or a combination of ALC and ALA restored the enzyme’s activity nearly to that found in young rats and substantially restored binding to ALC. “The acetyl-L-carnitine is protecting the protein and the higher levels are enabling the protein to work, while alpha-lipoic acid knocks down oxygen radicals,” Ames said. “Each chemical solves a different problem - the two together are better than either one alone.” Ames and Hagen have long had an interest in mitochondria as they relate to aging, and have studied extensively the effects of ALC on mitochondrial function. They believed that ALC might be a way to reverse the effects of aging on mitochondria, and in various trials found it to work to

Please note that the contents of this article are the opinions of the author and should in no way be taken as medical advice. If you have any specific medical concerns please consult your doctor for an assessment. Dr Theodore is an Australian Medical Doctor now living in Asia – based in Singapore. His Major Specialties are; Anti Aging Medicine, Whole Body Detoxification, Stem Cell Therapy Natural Health and Healing, Male Enhancement, Whole Body Ozone Therapy, Fat Loss and Body Re-Sculpting, Exercise With Oxygen Therapy, Natural Hormone Replacement Therapy and Nutritional Counseling. He is the Founder of the Asian Society of Anti Aging Medicine (ASOAAM), and is a Member of the American Academy of Anti Aging Medicine and the World Anti Aging Academy of Medicine. He is a Lecturer and Trainer in Anti Aging Medicine, Whole Body Ozone Therapy, Whole Body Detoxification, Natural Health and Healing.

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For Sale; Electric bike, make bikecology. Follow up model as new. 6 speed, comes with paperwork & helmet, Rp. 5 mill. John 0819 1627 8540. Kuta. [169] For Sale; Full weather protection system for small bike. It’s a top cover for driver + passanger. With auto safety glass windscreen + wiper system. Paid 6jt or best offer. 0812 3608 8589. Jimbaran. [172] Quick Sale; Need money to my father surgery in Java. Meat freezer Sharp FRV -200, general check by Sharp company on June, still in good condition, for 1,5jt. Bar table wood cost made 2jt sale 300k, stainless wastafel 50k, unique lamp 250K, speaker Simbada 500K, rice box (M) 250K, all together for 2,5 million + delivery. Serious buy only! More info & photo SMS 081 70378 1555 Mery. Note for sale: collection many DVD @4000/movie. Denpasar. [153] The mind is everything. What you think, you become.

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ALL ABOUT KIDS ☛

By Ruby Jackson

Being a mother on Bali, and having a girl of a year born on Bali - my second round of motherhood, with the first being a boy of 13, it is vastly noticeable to me how Bali has exploded with children oriented choices within the past fifteen years. It has in three words become a ‘kid friendly place’ - and thank goodness for that! All About Kids will explore all avenues offered to the younger members of our lives, from babies to teenagers and in between. This column endeavours to showcase the best that Bali has from activities to retail selections, from the arts to sensible medical tips. All About Kids, is in a nutshell, all about them! Now that we are in full swing of summer holidays, there are several places around the island that offer camps and activities, of which the below is for the arts for the more creative family members, and the last is for the more sporty types - get active! THE MAD CENTRE – BALI’S ANSWER TO GLEE CLUB! Don’t be put off by the acronym of M.A.D - this stands for music, acting and art - and just imagine this all under one roof and there you have it - dancing, singing, acting, musical theatre, speech and drama as well as music studies. With qualified professional teachers offering classes to Diploma levels in dance, drama, musical theatre and music, The M.A.D Centre is the combined business of Dance Asia and CMS BALI to provide students with a unified centre for learning Performance Arts.

having started on the 9th July through to August 3rd, offered in 2-hourly workshops to 5-day round offs. All 5-day workshops are under IDR. 2 million. It’s all at the MAD centre conveniently situated at the central location of Jalan Nakula Timur 19C, i.e. between Sunset Road and Jalan Iman Bonjol. For more information contact themadcentre.wordpress.com. Phone: (0361) 894 7394 3V KIDS CAMP HOLIDAY PROGRAM Every school holidays, the 3V Kids Club offer a selection of outdoor activities initiating them to mountain biking, jungle treks, S.U.P. and many more to keep your little ones busy. This is the time to experience and enjoy ultimate fun and freedom, within a 4-day program with an outdoor activity on day 5 (optional - to such places as Waterbom, Treetops, Jungle Trekking and Mountain Bike Trekking). Choose from either gymnastics (Coach Miss Patricia an expatriate experienced teacher) or Futsal for a half-day and then get together for the second half to have fun in circuit based activities led by 3V’s professional fitness team. The Monday to Friday Camps run from 9.30 am - 3pm. All info on www.3Vkidscamp.com

GYMNASTICS WITH MISS PATRICIA @3V FITNESS Laura Bong is the Director of Dance for Dance Asia and has been performing and teaching for more than twenty years. Out side of the school Her skills and qualifications from Singapore have given her holidays, Miss Patricia the opportunity to travel around the globe performing as a will guide budding little dancer. Melanie Jones is the Head of the Music Division for gymnasts from all ages C.M.S.BALI, she has been singing on stage since she was and levels through a 7 years old, working as a singer, a professional voice over thorough Warm Up which for Radio/TV and is qualified in music teaching. Jodie Brittain includes running, games is a W.A.A.P.A. graduate who has film, T.V, commercials and and hops, leaps, rolls, modeling all in her portfolio of work. The latest addition to cart-wheels, hand-stands, the team is Emma Birchall hailing from the U.K. Emma is head-stands, bridges, qualified in Performance Arts with experience in West End walkovers, splits, round Musical Theatre productions, film and T.V. Together, this offs, back bends and formidable team offer Bali a new dimension in teaching the arts, employing Indonesian staff and teachers to offer a full much more! service to the Bali community. Taught in the safe and friendly environment of 3V Fitness’s The school holidays can be a long time to hang out - so why new venue next to Canggu Futsal Courts, these classes not get into M.A.D and join in on the complete schedule of are offered 5 days/week (Monday - Friday) from 4.30pm - 6pm. activities from being trained for ‘So you think you can Dance?’ Please bring trainers. Drop in costs Rp. 70,000 and a to ‘Glee Club’ - learning how to sing chorally to funky modern 10-visit pass is very reasonably priced at Rp. 550,000. tracks - to Story Telling in costumes and onto Making a Travel Documentary and learning how to speak to the 3V Fitness Canggu: Jalan Raya Padanan 6 (continuation of Jalan Pantai Berawa). camera, write scripts as well as film on location. For more details call 3V Fitness reception on +62 361 78 98 This program is available for all kids aged from 3 to 17 years 967. www.3vfitness.com

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THE HEART OF BALI An Oasis for the Community

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By Michele Cempaka In 2011, the owner Chris Sampson and a couple of his friends spent a lot of time on the beach near what is now ‘Power of Now Oasis’ (P.O.N.). Every morning they practiced yoga on the beach. People began coming and asking them about their yoga practice, wanting to be a part of what they were doing. This was the catalyst for them conceiving P.O.N. They realized that it was time to move from the beach into a beautiful bamboo building and make it into a community center so that everyone could share yoga, meditation, Chi Gong and whatever else anyone was interested in sharing. With the help of a well known public figure, Chris was able to procure the land from the Mercure to create P.O.N. Oasis. “The idea was to make the building itself earth friendly -something green and natural that was an out of the ordinary space with great energy in itself. You just sit down without any need to be a Zen monk and feel yourself surrounded by a beautiful natural environment,” said Judit Varga, Manager at P.O.N. The building was designed by the same architect that also created the Green School. The idea was to have the shape be inspired by the green turtle, because all the people involved really love the ocean and are very protective and conscious about marine life. The green turtle is unfortunately one of the many marine animals that are endangered. P.O.N. is also a base for Sea Shepherd, an international non-profit marine life organization which is extremely committed to ending the destruction of wildlife in the world’s oceans. They collect donations for Sea Shepherd and have plans to hold a fundraiser for them later this year. In addition, P.O.N. assists the Jody O’Shea orphanage by collecting donations which go directly to the orphanage. About every two weeks on Fridays at 7pm, they show movies at P.O.N. to approximately 60 kids aged 6 months - 20 years old and give them dinner and sometimes ice cream. The movies are open to everyone, with the purpose of bringing together expat children and local kids from the orphanage to strengthen the ties to the community. Jody O’Shea orphanage also has a volunteer program which P.O.N. assists in recruiting volunteers. P.O.N.’s commitment to supporting the community and environment can be further seen in their retail shop, which offers a wide variety of curio items that are either spiritually based or are sourced locally. They also sell recycled products such as purses made from car tires and shopping bags made out of reused rice bags. P.O.N. is really big on promoting ‘No Plastics’. There are ‘Bottles for Earth’ for sale or guests can enjoy free water provided by P.O.N. Additionally, all the juices that they sell in the café are organic and whenever possible, they get their supplies locally for their teas. “We think it’s important to support local businesses in this way, and it also helps to stop the transport emissions from getting too high,” said Judit. P.O.N. is a very special venue which is much more than just a yoga studio or retail shop - it’s a place where people can hang out and enjoy the good energy, read magazines, play games, lounge on one of the hammocks outside, watch a movie or play music on one of their numerous musical instruments. A lot of backpackers and travelers on a budget stop by just to use the space and hang out. Additionally, if

anyone is interested in doing a music performance at P.O.N. for the community, they are happy to have them utilize the center for free if they are playing by donation. If there is a charge for the performance, then the center will ask for a fee. “The idea behind P.O.N. was to start creating a community, so that people who come for yoga and share a common interest could meet each other and become friends. Then you have a community of people who can stick together and when you need to raise funds for a local organization or you want to help a child who is in trouble, you can call on these people and ask for their help,” said Judit. P.O.N. offers 90 minute yoga classes twice daily Monday Saturday at 9:30am & 5pm and Sunday at 9:30am followed by community yoga by donation at 11am. On Wednesdays from 4pm – 4:45pm is Kids/Family yoga. Kids, moms, grandmothers and other family members get to come together to do something that is meaningful and have quality family time together and strengthen the family bond. Also, kids get to meet their school friends and moms get to socialize with other moms. This fun yoga class is followed by Hatha Yoga from 6:30pm - 8pm with Ibu Dayu. P.O.N. is very flexible with their pricing, so if someone wants to come to a yoga class but can’t afford it, they are open to people paying whatever they feel they can afford. “Whether it’s a traveler on a budget or a local person, our price list says that if you can’t afford our set prices, speak to management and find a suitable donation,” said Judit.

Jalan Tukad Nyali, Gang SMU6 No. 3, Sanur, Bali, Indonesia T (+62) 361 284 410/286554 Office E info@balischool.com sanurindependent@gmail.com

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In addition to all the great classes at P.O.N., there are also two healing practitioners who work at the center - an Ayurvedic therapist and another practitioner who teaches Reiki and offers energy healing and Transformational Coaching. Please contact the center for more information or to make an appointment. “For us this is important, because Bali is renowned for its healers. Yoga can be a great way to do that, or any other kind of healing work can also greatly support people’s personal transformation. A lot of the time people walk into our center and ask us if we know someone who can help them with back pain or another ailment, so we like to be able to refer them to someone who might be able to help them with their problem,” said Judit. From October 1 - 27th there will be a yoga teacher training at P.O.N. which Judit will be leading. This training is open to a maximum of 12 people, so it will be a much more personalized approach to training instructors. The focus of the training will be on how to practice yoga in a safe way and how to teach others to practice yoga safely. For more information about yoga classes and other programs available at P.O.N., please visit their website at: www. powerofnowoasis.com or call: +62 (0) 81338315032 or email: info@powerofnowoasis.com. For questions or comments about this article or if you would like me to do an article about your organization, please email: michelina630@hotmail.com Copyright 2012 © Michele Cempaka See all past articles of The Heart of Bali at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz C/E/G-02 May 12

Bali Advertiser

Education & Family

11 July - 25 July, 2012

For Sale; Unwanted gift: new, MacBook Pro Unibody, Model MD 313 ZP/A Processor2, 4GHz Core i5, memory 4Gb, hard disk 500/SD/GLSY Tunderbolt monitor 13,3inch, complete with box, manual book, charger. New Price 12 mill, sale for only 10,5mill. Please call/ SMS 089 8078 1887. [193]

After the success of bringing smiles to children and families in Jakarta, Miniapolis is now expanding and opening a new branch in Beachwalk Bali. Strategically located in the heart of Kuta Beach and steps away from the beautiful Kuta Beach, Miniapolis Bali will be the families can enjoy various kids attraction and retail. Retailers include Mothercare, Early Learning Center, Gingersnaps, Kidz Station, CooGee Children Shoes, Chibbiland, Amazing Walk and Cheeky Monkey Preschool & Day Care.

For Sale; Rarely used original branded sunglasses from personal collection. Some iconic collector items! Brands: Ray-Ban, Oakley, Dita, Oliver Peoples, Hugo Boss, & others. Please e-mail to: <garage868@gmail.com> for list, details & pictures. Sanur. [199]

Have fun in Mr. Crick’s Hideout and let’s go through the tunnel, climb up the hill and walk on the shaky bridge or simply slide down the sliders. Indulge your senses by playing in the nature themed playground.

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It’s splashing-water fun for kids below 12 years old and it is safe under the shade with a clear vision to the beautiful Kuta beach panoramic view. Whether it is rainy, stormy or a hot sunny days, children can enjoy a cool day at Mr. Crick’s Lagoon. Have fun under the fountains, slide into the plunge pool or play under the water loops. New to Miniapolis, Mr. Crick’s Lagoon will have a touch pool where children can interact with live sea animals. Bring your swimwear, clothes for change and towel to ensure you can play in Mr. Crick’s Lagoon.

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Bali Kids Holiday Programs ages 3 – 17 yrs WANNA PERFORM IN A GLEE CLUB? OR LEARN TO MOVE LIKE “SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE?” OR BE A TV PRESENTER? Weeks of JULY 9, 16, 23, 30

the M.A.D centre

THE MAD CENTRE Jalan Nakula Timur 19C between Sunset Road and Iman Bonjol same road as Bale Udang, Seminyak Kuta Ph. 0361 894 7394, www.madcentre.wordpress.com

THE MAD CENTRE - MUSIC, ACTING, DANCE THE GLEE ATTACK – 6 hours of Singing, Dancing and Acting

SO YOU THINK YOU CAN DANCE WORKSHOP 5 DAYS 4.5 hours per day

Group singing, movement, harmony, aural pitching, improve vocal talent and develop choral skills to contemporary music! Each group will be performing a excerpt from Glee’s many episodes in front of an audience at the end of the week Ages 5-8, 9-12 and 13+ 5 DAY WORKSHOP RP 1,950,000 per person

Explore the exciting world of Dance in Ballet, Modern Lyrical, Street Jazz and Dancers Warm-ups - Do you think you can dance? 8+ 5 DAY WORKSHOP 4.5 hours per day RP 1,900,000 per person

MUSICAL THEATRE - Singing, Drama and Dance 6 hours per day

POETRY AND STORY BOOK TELLING 2 hours per day

Learn how to combine acting, singing and dance to produce a work of art named Musical Theatre! Then perform on stage at the end of the workshop.

Pirates and Dinosaurs & Baribe and Princesses – Ahoy there little maties come and join us to rescue the pretty damsels and fight the dragons! Dress up, draw and learn how to talk like a pirate or Barbie! DAILY 3-6 years 2 hours RP 200,000 per child 5 DAY WORKSHOP 4.5 hours per day RP 1,500,000 per person

Ages 5 – 8 Beauty and the Beast 9-12 Mama Mia 13+ Wicked 5 Day WORKSHOP RP 1,950,000 per person

WANNA BE A TV/DOCUMENTARY PRESENTER?

FAIRIES + PRINCES 3 DAYS 2 hours per day 6 HOURS per day

Make a video on location! Learn how to speak to camera, interview, research and create a documentary – where you are the presenter! Ages 10+ RP 1,950,000 per person

FREEZE FRAME Time to learn how to Model and Strike the right pose in front of a camera! International Model and Photographer Annie Reinl Laine will conduct a workshop of developing beauty inside and out – how to develop a portfolio of photos for casting, modeling and music! Ages 8+ RP 1.500,000 per person

BAND LESSONS – 3 HOURS per DAY Can you already play an instrument? Want to learn how to play in a group? Learn songs as a collective and record your CD at the end of the workshop. 5 day WORKSHOP RP 1,500,000 per person

Dance and Sing using props, costumes - put together a new fantasy land of dance and fun playful activity. 3- 8 years 3 day play, dress, sing and dance RP 600,000 per child

HIP HOP & BREAKIN WITH NICK 3 DAYS 2.5 hours Learn poppin, lockin, krumpin, b-boyin & b-girlin with respected Hip Hop Guru – Nick Mailenzum – Champion of the Indonesian Breakdance Competition 2011 Ages 5-8, 9-12 and 13+ 3 day workshop RP 900,000 per person 7-12 years and 13+ years RP 750,000 per child

INTENSIVE MUSIC TRAINING – PIANO, GUITAR, DRUMS, BASS You want to learn an instrument - but you have never had enough time! Well here’s your chance to spend a 5 DAY intensive crash course that will enable you to play music like a PRO! Be taught individually and learn fast! Ages 8+ 5 DAY WORKSHOP 3 HOURS PER DAY RP 1,400,000 per person 5 DAY WORKSHOP 4.5 hours per day RP 1,500,000 per person

If music be the food of love, play on.

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Shakespeare

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Breakthrough Café & Resto

“The Best place for garden party in town. It is perfectly suited for weddings, gatherings, meetings and holiday parties” Jl. Mahendradata No.10B, Denpasar email: brem_resto@yahoo.com Phone: (0361) 488 593 Norce: 0878 6053 1555 Luisa: 0812 380 6287 Christine: 081 9999 21511 C/R/G-11 July 12

Moving. So we’re selling our couples membership (valid till 2031) at Canggu Club, the best venue in Bali for sports and social activities. Very interesting price. Contact 0852 3730 4847 / <marcelinbali@gmail.com>. Denpasar. [015]

For Sale; New creations 12ft all around stand up paddle board. Perfect for beginners cruising surfing. $450 with paddle and leash included. To see text 0857 8026 2768 or <saraefinnegandoyon@ gmail.com>. Sanur. [020]

For Sale; My door-prize: 3 nights stay in sea-view room at hotel “Bayu Cottages”, Amed - Bali. Great place for relaxing, snorkeling and diving. Contact me at <marcelinbali@gmail.com> or 0852 3730 4847. Denpasar. [016]

Moving Sale; Many books on art, arts & crafts, teaching art to children, child psychology, and other assorted books and visual teaching materials. Excellent condition and price. E-mail <hovis57@yahoo.com>. Kerobokan. [021]

For Sale; Oven Gea RFL-II, freezer GEA AB-600T, under counter chiller master 2 doors, salad case Gea VRX395, display cooler 3doors 1500lt, tables and chairs. Call office hour 878 4379, photo available <info@ alfredfood.org>. Sanur. [017]

Moving Sale; Three wood book shelves; vanity table with mirror and stool; variety of other small pieces of furniture. All in very good condition. E-mail for photos <hovis57@yahoo.com>. Kerobokan. [022]

For Sale; A vintage style helmet Thailand made, suite for Vespa and other vintage motorcycle. Dark red color with chromed goggles. Rarely used. Please SMS 0821 4406 2662. [071]

For Sale; Slide projector Reflecta model AF/R Zoom. With remote, slide holders, and spare bulbs. Excellent condition. Rp 1.5 juta. E-mail <hovis57@yahoo.com>. Kerobokan. [023]

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Bali Advertiser

11 July - 25 July, 2012

Update Bali Pesto has come home! 13 years ago a small restaurant opened on Jln. Monkey Forest, Ubud, that provided genuine western cuisine at not much more than warung prices. Quality local cuisine and a good selection of Italian and Italian influenced dishes from the team who were the first local restaurant staff at Begawan Giri. They had followed that by helping to set up the very successful Rodney Holt Stiff Chilli up at Uluwatu. Now they were doing their own thing at home in Ubud and the only problem was to find an empty table, it was full every night. A few years later they moved down the road 100 metres to larger premises but have now come back home. The original site has since been doubled in size, the new building importantly retaining a Balinese style with bamboo and thatch [what a change from the concrete and glass monstrosities now appearing throughout Ubud]…at least someone cares and does it right! All the old favourites are still on the menu; the best Pumpkin Soup in Bali [made with coconut milk, ginger and lemongrass being the secret] thin crispy Pizzas loaded with topping, and the popular Beef Escallops. Their wonderful Tuna Kebab [marinated in sambal oelek] is always in demand. Modern Italian is with an oversize Chicken Ravioli [pictured]. Local Balinese Betutu is always available and Bali Pesto also serves the most sensible Babi Guling Platter which combines a portion of Suckling Pig with a Sate Lilit of minced pork and the classic Balinese sausage, Urutan. Both the Babi Guling and Betutu come from a special farm in Mas, from a family who has been preparing these meats daily for generations.

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For Sale; Windsurfer big board (200lts) complete. With trailer can be pulled by bike. Sail 6mts. Made by Mistraic. Paid 9jt OBO. 0812 3608 8589. Jimbaran. [176] Moving Sale; 5 set PC Dual Core, 1GB DDR2, 19” Samsung LCD widescreen, 160GB harddisk, gigabyte motherboard, power logic casing, mouse and keyboard Logitech. Sell for @ IDR 2.500.000. Voltage stabilizer starvolt 3000N. Sell for IDR 1.750.000. Excellent condition. Contact: Rossi (0361) 790 8558. Denpasar. [177]

We cannot tailor make the situations of our life, but we can tailor make the attitudes to fit them before they arrive.

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Kayumanis has re-opened, bigger and better than ever! That is Kayumanis the restaurant

on Jln. Tandakan, in Sanur, not the chain of villa complexes. Before it was very small, 20 seats at small tables, but the quality and value of the food served meant that it was full, twice over, every night. Closed for months past for a major renovation it has now opened once more but this time with three times the seating in two pleasant open terraces and a rear air-conditioned room where the home-stay used to be. For now the menu remains unchanged, more is to be added later as the kitchen staff get used to the higher numbers. Dishes that made them so popular in the past included Chicken Legs stuffed with cheese and mushroom, Chicken Breast stuffed with Parmesan cheese, diced pineapple and tomato, and served with a rum raisin sauce and Beef Stroganoff that had been sautéed with mushrooms in a mustard cream sauce. Australian Beef Tenderloins were grilled and topped with foam of wasabi and black pepper. The Osso Bucco was always braised with tomatoes and mushrooms, again the meat as tender as you would expect. Mixed Seafood was skewered sitting on a bed of risotto made with a touch of chilli. Snapper wrapped in bacon and pan-fried and Squid stuffed with mushrooms, tomato and spinach. We look forward to renewing old favourites and exploring new tastes.

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Kreol Kitchen is new on Jln. Drupadi, Seminyak. The place is small and basic but do no

let that deter you. Healthy food with taste! Start with their breakfast, or all day snacks and light meals. A Salad of stuffed red peppers or Tofu crusted with sesame seeds with sweet chilli sauce. The Kreol Platter is one of their most popular; eggplant and pea curry, dhal, coconut salsa, raita, rice and chappati. For vegetarians there is an Okra Curry [Gumbo]. The Kreol blackboard features a daily special. One that caught my eye was the Slow-Cooked Pork in black beans and chilli, perhaps more traditional than what is found on the menus of Bali’s supposed Cuban restaurants. The owner had already made her name in Bali with her production line of pastries and pies. They are all available here [eat in or take away], individual Shepherd’s Pie, Chunky Beef or a wow combination of Chicken, Mushroom & Leek. Mini Spinach and Feta Boreks are pastry wraps from the Middle East. For the Aussies and English a Sausage Roll to die for [using a secret combo of fine mince and vegetables, sesame seed crusted. Also a big range of very healthy fruit juice mocktails, and lots of fun!

Rio, the Scandinavian restaurant down a lane behind Animale on Jln.Legian has closed and

been demolished. However the same management has taken over Mannekepis, also on Jln. Legian in Seminyak, and whilst preserving most of the original Belgian & Dutch specials they are now also slowing introducing their most popular dishes from Rio. Maybe soon the flaming Churrascaria from Brazil for which Rio became so famous! It certainly lights up the night!

Cafe des Artistes in Jln. Bisma, Ubud, always hosts a special dinner to celebrate

Belgium’s National Day. This year that day falls on Saturday July 21. Belgium was declared independent from The Netherlands in 1830 and on July 21st 1831, the first King of Belgium, Leopold I van Saksen-Coburg was crowned. Belgian National Day has celebrated that occasion ever since, and many Bali Belgians celebrate the day at Café des Artistes which as usual is fully booked well ahead. This year the House Aperitif is first served then a Rabbit Terrine, served with onion jam and crudities. This is followed by one of Belgium’s favourite dishes, Seafood “Waterzooi” [a mix of fish and shellfish stewed with white wine and cream] or if you prefer Grilled Tenderloin prepared “Bordelaise” style. Dessert is Mango Ice Cream with fresh strawberries and a strawberry dressing, then Illy Coffee or Tea. The party has been known to finish just before dawn and this year the Belgian Beers and Jenevers are available again. Pre-booking is essential for this special dinner.

D’Boat is the latest of that type of crazy name, obviously yet another product of Java! Behind

is the villa complex by the same management, ‘Balcony Living’. Located on Jln. Pangkung, it is inside that mass of villa complexes in the centre of the Eat Street loop of Jln. Kerobokan, Laksmana and Petitenget. Their offerings are quite amazing! An ‘American’ Breakfast consisting of fruit juice and platter, ONE egg and a bread basket for Rp. 69,000! Maybe that is how it is served in a Jakarta but not here in Bali. Their much touted coffee, ‘Coffesso’ is actually produced by a domestic style coffee pod machine. Their Javanese heritage is fully on show with their Special Fried Rice, served with dry salted fish, pineapple and egg.

Tahari Sushi is new on Jln. Raya Semer Kerobokan. It is a modern Japanese restaurant specializing in Sushi; traditional, modern and fusion. Air-conditioned inside and with ample parking at front it is budget priced, an eat-and-go place, whether you eat in or take away. A full range of selected Japanese styles are available. Agemono [Soft Shell Crab or Agedashi Tofu], Robatayaki [Baked Mussels, Yakitori, chicken on sticks], Salads [unusual ones with Yakiniku, Garlic Tuna or Spicy Sashimi], Donburi [Sogayaki, sliced pork, Unagi, fresh water eel], Noodles [Soba, Udon and Ramen], a full range of sushi and sashimi and interesting Bento boxes containing small serves of different tastes at Rp.70-80,000 each. Gerry Williams For more information see our website: www.balieats.com NC/Ns/G-11 July 12

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Bali Advertiser

11 July - 25 July, 2012

For Sale; Nikon (Sigma) telephoto camera lens 120400mm F4. 5-5. 6 DG APO OS HSM with optical stabilization. Perfect for surf or wildlife photography. 1/2 the price of genuine Nikon. Paid $1300 will sell for $750 ONO. 0821 3205 8929. Canggu. [048] For Sale: New fridge/freezer. Purchased new IDR 1,700,000 plus tax. Sell for IDR 1 millONO - only 6 months old! Receipts, instruction included. LG silver / grey GN-V191RL. For photos/information <vb. nm.cq@gmail.com> or 0819 3621 3317 SMS. Sanur. [103]

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Men may be measured by their reaction to life’s inequities.

We are looking to buy used sewing machines walking foot GC0302CX. Please contact Ketut 0853 3848 7499. [009] For Sale; iPad for sale! It’s first generation but fully updated. Very good condition & hardly used. Call 0813 1101 0011 for more details! Thanks. [118] Leaving. Quick Sale; 3 Persian carpet. Size 310x200cm, Origin: Mash’had: $1,000. /140x260cm, Origin: Tabriz= silk & cotton: $800. /140x230cm, origin: Kerman: $700. To receive photos, please SMS your email address to: 081. 999. 599. 062. Kerobokan. [014]

Sports, Live Music, Movie Showing Everyday Big Screen & Nice Sound

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Restaurant Review

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

Lestari has moved! Back in the 1980’s there were just a handful of restaurants in Bali that were of International standard, over-priced hotel food and less than hygienic warungs were the order of the day. The better stand alone restaurants that did exist were to be found in the Kuta area. Such a place was the Swiss managed Un’s, secreted down a back lane close to Made’s Warung, but known to all. The same management took over the delightful garden restaurant at the rear of the Umalas Hotel and Stables, in Kerobokan, a few years ago. Many others had failed here, but this version worked well. Now that stable complex has been sold [no doubt for yet another hotel or villa complex], but we have not lost the classy but budget priced Lestari. They have moved to where Sorriso was at the Dhyana Pura end of Jln. Drupadi in Seminyak, a far more central location and the new Lestari is sure now to take its rightful place in the Bali dining scene. A variety of breakfasts lead the way, and they are available from the real breakfast time of 8.00.am. The Special includes the normal [juice, toast, eggs, bacon and hot drink] plus a chorizo, frankfurter and steamed tomato. Lunch is a very International mix. Vegetarian Spring Rolls, Thai style with sweet chilli sauce, a Duckliver Pate is framed with a mango coulis. There is a German Chicken Frikadelle, small patties of minced chicken and spices, very tasty, or a Swiss Salad [cheese, sausages, potatoes and egg with a Swiss cheese dressing]. Sausages Bernese are sausages, with a smoky flavour, filled with Swiss Emmenthal cheese and wrapped with bacon. Lestari are very proud of their Pasta & Risotto menu, everything is made on the premises. Ravioli leads the way with 5 completely different fillings; Rocquefort cheese with walnuts on a lemon cream sauce, ricotta cheese and spinach on salvia butter [butter with aromatic sage], mushroom is with champignon, onion, garlic and cream or smoked marlin. Most unusual is the ‘Balinese’ Ravioli, of minced chicken and herbs. You can order the Carousel and that includes all 5 of these raviolis. Their fresh Potato Gnocchi is done Napolitana style with simple tomato and basil. Risotto Rocquefort is with that unique French cheese, watermelon and broccoli. Other homemade pastas include Spaghetti [crab meat and oven roasted tomato], Penne [in tomato and chilli], Agnolotti [stuffed with beef bolognese] and Taglaitelle [with bolognese or pesto]. All the pasta is cooked the perfect ‘al dente’, not with that plastic or rubber texture too often seen elsewhere, and all are available in small or large servings.

The dinner menu is a blend of International dishes with the emphasis on French and Swiss. It is also available for lunch if you feel like dining more grandly! Their Asian Wonton was a total surprise. Instead of the deep fried wonton I expected it was a pasta sachet stuffed with chicken confit, diced apple and chives surrounded by a tangy sauce, excellent! There is also a Vol au Vent filled with chicken ragout and champignons or Saffron Marinated Butterfish wrapped in nori seaweed as a part of a watercress and cucumber salad with pickled ginger. The Entrecote takes pride of place on the main menu with its kitchen prepared Café de Paris herb and butter sauce and potatoes allumettes [straw potatoes]. Not far behind is their Lamb Shank, oven braised, very slowly, with red cabbage. The Poussin [baby chicken] has been deboned and the pieces herb marinated then baked till the skin is crisp, the flesh remains tender. A traditional Steak au Poivre is made correctly with a brandy and cream sauce but with pink and green peppercorns. Medallions of Pork Tenderloin are served on Swiss Roesti with a bunch of green beans wrapped in bacon. Seafood is served simply or with a light sauce or herb that complements so as not to ruin the taste of quality fresh fish. Sashimi grade Tuna [pictured] is cut into medallions and sits on a vegetable base with dill sauce with Thai jasmine rice, what a great dish the tuna just seared. The Silver Dory is with lemon butter and the Butterfish is topped with black and white sesame seeds in a light garlic butter sauce.

QUICK REVIEW Restaurant

: Lestari

Address

: Jln. Drupadi, Seminyak.

Telephone

: 738.307.

Open

: 08.00 a.m. to 11.00 p.m., daily.

Parking

: Street only.

Price

: Rp. 400,000 for two [+ drinks]

Credit Cards

: Visa, Mastercard, AMEX.

Food

: Swiss / Italian.

Wine

: A well balanced selection.

Service

: Experienced staff.

Atmosphere

: Classy but casual.

Overall

: Great food, reasonable prices.

A Swiss Beef Fondue Bourguignone provides beef tender loin, cubed so you can cook at the table on the long fork and dip in 4 different sauces, just do not forget to change forks, between the cooking one and the eating one. There are other fondue combinations including the incomparable Swiss cheese fondue. However Fondue can only be ordered for a minimum of two persons. The Lestari BBQ is free flow and includes salads with a variety of dressings, Tenderloin of Beef, Medallion of Tuna, Chicken Breast, Frankfurters and Chorizo sausages with baked potatoes, and many different sauces. There is also a small selection of Indonesian dishes, particularly for those mixed groups, headed by a Beef Rendang with plenty of spice. Gulai Babi is pork in a Balinese curry with crisp tempe and a potato bergedel. To finish the Swiss Toblerone Chocolate Mousse is a must! It is served with a tangy berry coulis as are the Sour Cream Blinis, but they are also with a white wine sabayone. Crème Catalane is different, vanilla cream with shavings of orange and lemon peel, caramelized before serving. For the upcoming high season [July to September] a special set menu is available @ Rp.195,000; Tuna Tartar, Entrecote of Beef and the Toblerone Chocolate Mousse. To cap off a pleasant dining experience it is a surprise to discover that all prices on the menu are inclusive of all tax and charges. The sign of a professional who is proud of what he offers, why cannot everyone do that?

Copyright © 2012 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.

Ubud Area Balinese, Indian & Vegetarian Food Romantic Setting • Sumptuous Menu

Cooking Classes (No minimum) Jalan Suweta No. 1, Ubud, Bali (Opposite Puri Saren Palace) Phone / Fax: (0361) 974 217 E : bumbu_bali@yahoo.com www.bumbubaliresto.com C/U/I-07 Sept 11

For Sale; Canon EF 70 to 200 mm f.28 is usm lens in great condition with lens carry bag. This is one of the best Canon lens. 12 million ONO. Contact 0819 9940 1896. Kuta. [126] Moving Sale; Canon HG10 HD Camcorder. Included WD-H43-wide-converter. power adapter. 2 battery packs. Wireless controller. Component cable. Stereo video cable. USB cable. Software. Recording system AVCHD. 40GB HD Drive. LCD screen: 2.7in. MiniSDcard. 3.5 Mio Rp (nego). Sanur. For pics and info please call Michael 081 2395 1444. [045] For Sale; Complete collection of David Baldacci’s books (about 20 volumes, including the latest The Innocent). Per book only Rp. 80.000. Sell only the whole bunch for this price. Please call Michael 081 2395 1444. Sanur. [046] For Sale; New iPad 3 wi-fi unopened 5.5 jt. Dr. Dre Monster Beat Headphones 2.5 jt. Fuji HD Video Camera 16mp 2 jt. Contact 0812 3930 2785. Jimbaran. [155]

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UBUD NUDE COLOUR After testing the waters in a group exhibition last year, Aussie Nina Packer is holding her first solo painting exhibition ‘Portraits and Nudes’ this month, at Ubud’s Nyoman Ada Art Gallery, on Jl Andong. Open until July 26, Nina’s collection of 30 dynamic paintings shows a comfortable affinity with colour, shading and line. The gallery is part of the Bali Center for Artistic Creativity (BCAC), about one kilometer north of Delta supermarket (left side). The exhibition is open daily except Sundays, 9-5pm, until July 26. Enquiries: brcerobert@yahoo.com, or Nina 081338 559 248. BRING ON THE NEW FIVE-OH I woke at 3am, moving slowly as my still drowsy brain coached my body on how to roll over and get out of bed with least pain/ inconvenience to my injured knee. No small feat, at this point, only 2 weeks after knee reconstruction. Surprised myself by saying aloud, “I love my life” and knowing I mean it. Chuckled, once again, at the mild hint a knee operation gives one - the hint that time is marching on. Out of the blue a brilliant thought struck. Do you remember when people were saying that “Fifty is the new 40”? Starting any time now, sixty is going to be the new 50! SPA IN A WALL The northern coastal town o f Te m b o k (Indonesian for wall) seemed at first an unlikely place for a five star spa resort; but why not tuck a perfect hideaway in a quiet little Balinese village? After our complimentary foot massage on arrival, we wandered to our room in our new slippers, to find our rigorous “itinerary” lying on the bed. Day 1, massages - Balinese for me, Malay for my son – and then nothing, till a delicious three course dinner followed by glorious night-time stargazing, floating in the pool. Day 2, a late breakfast, more pampering spa treatments, then lounging by the pool all day, until we climbed aboard a traditional Balinese jukong for our own personal “sunset cruise for two”. As we toasted a lone dolphin with a glass of rosé, I thought how lucky we were to have this special place less than 90 minutes from Ubud. Resident Manager, Sharron Hopley, arranged every little detail beautifully. She is always looking for new ideas to make the next anniversary, honeymoon (or mother and son) getaway a special experience. Spa Resort Tembok, Jl.Singaraja-Amlapura, No.100 Desa Tembok, Buleleng, Bali. Email: sharron_hopley@ytlhotels.com.my. JAZZING UP UBUD SUMMERS No need for that summer “battle of the boredoms” in your house (or your neighbour’s) this year, with so many school holiday programs for Ubud kids and teens. Pelangi’s annual Summer Camp entertains the younger kids of Ubud (1 ½ to 6 years old) in weekly programs, till Friday July 27. Pelangi’s summer program includes kite flying, storytelling, dance and magic tricks. Check times, fees: office@pelangischoolbali.com. Daily drop-ins welcome. Older kids can choose a Summer Theatre Workshop at the Jazz Café from July 16-27. Organised by the School of Dramatic Arts (SoDA), this is an introduction to a certified young actors course: Juniors (8-12yo) and Teens (13-17). Only 12 spaces per workshop; sibling/ friend, group and early bird discounts. Contact Maria at info@balisoda.com for information and bookings. Lots more options, including: Holistic Arts holiday program with Yellow Coco Creative Nest (mixed ages), email susan.allen@ utoronto.ca; Summer Classes at Pondok Pekak Library including Art Gamelan lessons (ages 1-5), sign up with Tanja 081 337 412 192; Private Small Home Camp in Ubud with Rimba Kamp – 2012, email: rimbakamp@gmail.com.

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Colin Falconer on Colin Falconer and Colin Bowles Interviewed by Renee Thorpe Last issue, UWRF featured an overview of Colin Bowles’ published works, most notably the large number under his pen name Colin Falconer. Here are highlights of a recent interview of this fascinating, hardworking writer who will be a mustsee at the Festival this October. What made you decide to write for a living?

You wrote the devastatingly personal Naked Husband under a pseudonym, and yet you went on the chat show circuit in the flesh. What made you decide to bare yourself even further? The book about the walk is really the sequel to The Naked Husband. I even write about doing an interview for The Naked Husband in a phone box in a square in a deserted Spanish village at six in the morning, talking to a journo in Australia. Bizarre. The pseudonym was purely at the request of the publisher, so the regular readers of my historical fiction would not confuse it with my usual books. I didn’t want to hide my identity, although I found it excruciating to talk about the book, and still do. Every interview about that damned book is difficult and yet I have never, for a moment, had a moment’s regret about publishing. I came under incredible pressure, from family and friends, not to do it. I am thankful I resisted that pressure.

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Ye a r s a g o , J e r r y Lewis held a workshop on how to do standup comedy. There were thousands of applicants of course for about a dozen spots. Lewis would not look at CV’s, tapes, transcripts of routines. He just got each applicant in and asked them one question: why do you want to do this? The only answer he would accept: I HAVE NO CHOICE. It’s like that. I made the decision when I left school that I wanted to be a writer and despite everything I have never once regretted it.

Colin Falconer writes historical fiction, ancient and modern. I want to say that writing commercial historical fiction is just as important to me as my autobiographical fiction, just better disguised. Every book I have written has a theme, and that is why I have re-edited every one of my backlist painstakingly line by line and reissued them as ebooks. I passionately love and believe in what I do.

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England regards me as a foreign author because I live so far away, even though I’m published there. Australia regards me as a foreign author because I’m mostly published overseas even though I live here. I have decided I need to move overseas in the next twelve months, as it’s the only way to rectify the situation. It’s very disheartening. When I go back to England they won’t believe I was born there - they say I sound like Crocodile Dundee. In Oz they pick up on my accent straight away. I am shunned at every port. I’m the Ancient Mariner of the Writing World. You first worked in advertising? Ah, advertising! 90% bullshit and 10% commission. I was a copywriter. A mate of mine started an advertising agency and he needed someone to write the ads but he didn’t have any money. So we joined forces. I made a lot of money in advertising and should have made a lot more. Before I left the agency, my mate offered me 40% of his fledgling company. I said no, I want to go to Sydney and write full time. He recently sold the company for twenty million. What’s 40% of 20 million? Is it a lot? I was never good at math. Your book The Year We Seized the Day, about hiking Spain’s rugged Camino Santiago, is this year’s must-read. Why were you so ill-prepared for the ordeal? I was nuts. Seriously. The events of my life of the previous couple of years had caught up with me and although, on the surface, I appeared sane and rational, I really wasn’t. The book works so beautifully because it describes two people so devastatingly unprepared for the task they’ve set themselves. I think the tagline for the book is something like: ‘SHE’S CRIPPLED. HE’S MAD. THEY’RE MILES FROM ANYWHERE.’ I did the

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Many in our festival audience seek guidance for their own writing. Any advice? Seriously it depends whether someone wants to write one book or if they want to be a writer. Two different things. That’s the very first thing someone has to work out. Being a writer demands a massive and unbelievable commitment with no promise of reward. And it is now a million times easier to get something published (because of Amazon, Kobo) and a million times more difficult to sell a reasonable number of copies (because of Amazon, Kobo.) But just writing one book - like a family history, an autobiography or to say you’ve done it - that’s not so hard. Writing is easy. It’s making a living doing it that’s incredibly hard. More about Colin Falconer is on his blog: https://colinfalconer. wordpress.com Otherwise out of print, his controversial book The Naked Husband is now available as an eBook at http:// skyviewpublishing.wordpress.com/the-naked-husband/ and The Year We Seized the Day is available on the same site. C/Ns/G-11 July 12

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GREENSPEAK 66

by Ibu Kat

MORE HAVOC IN THE HENHOUSE

About a year ago I acquired a couple of laying hens and have But dawn arrived to reveal that, impossible as it seemed, the been enjoying their scatty, sociable presence and abundant coop was empty except for a few red feathers. This sizeable fresh eggs. One can get absurdly attached to chickens. python, now containing a rather large chicken, had Maude and Mabel would run to greet me when I visited the Houdini-like exited the secure coop as effortlessly as it had pen and sit contentedly on my lap, making little clucking entered. I immediately contacted one of my reptile-obsessed noises. They crowed with victory each time they delivered a friends, who assured me that it could not have gotten far. new egg, then turned around and regarded it with deep Wayan Manis and I gingerly searched the area but there was not a sign of the offender. We puzzlement. On very good carefully checked every days, when all the stars were Wet to the waist, plastered with pond centimeter of the coop and aligned, they would lay two plants and with a soaking and could not find a hole. “Ghost eggs each. Mostly it was one traumatized hen under my arm, snake,” suggested Wayan egg per hen per day, though, helpfully. which kept me in breakfasts I climbed back out onto the grass with some extras to give away. Maude utterly refused to go back into the coop, These were possibly the which undoubtedly vibrated with an unpleasant energetic most expensive eggs in the signature from the previous night’s tragedy. She was happy Republic of Indonesia, since enough to putter around the run all day but at bedtime showed Wa y a n f e d t h e m f r e s h immediate distress when I placed her in the coop. So for greens, corn, red rice, several nights she slept in the house – not exactly inside the s c r a m b l e d e g g s ( t h e house, but on the porch, in a collapsible metal cage well lined commercial ones), powdered with straw. dried eggshells and, occasionally, chicken meat I was concerned about her mental health, though. She had from an offering. They loved lost her long-time companion and was probably suffering from meat. (I have a Swiss friend post traumatic stress disorder. Wayan and I decided that she here who feeds beef to her needed a friend. Mildred arrived the next day, tenderly cradled hens, and they are still laying in a cloth bag under Wayan’s arm (we do not hang chickens enthusiastically six years upside down by the feet in this household). later.) They spend the day scratching contentedly in the Now, Mildred was the local equivalent of a battery hen. dirt and dry rice straw of their Wayan had bought her from a woman who kept 20 laying pen, accepting gifts of grubs hens in a small coop 24/7 and fed them only dry commercial and grasshoppers from the garden, wallowing in dust baths food. So Mildred was horrified to find herself standing all and busily doing other chicken things in the hours of daylight. alone in a roomy pen. She hid under a bush, motionless, At night they were locked inside a bamboo coop, securely for the whole day, clearly suffering from a severe case of covered in fine netting to keep out snakes, which was agoraphobia. Also she didn’t recognize fresh corn, papaya located against my bedroom window. It was pleasant to and brown rice as food. drowse awake to their inane chicken mutters at first light. Now I had two traumatized hens. It occurred to me that About 0100 on a very dark night recently I was woken by what although I had a short shelf of books on dog, cat and parrot sounded like a feral cat being strangled directly outside my behavior I had never seen a manual on how chickens think . window. It took me a minute to wake up and realize that the Fortunately, Ubud teems with retired psychologists and hysterical bumps and distressed chicken noises signaled a I consulted a couple of them, but there did not seem to be drama that would have to be dealt with. The dogs, slumber- any appropriate non-verbal therapies for hens. Your chicken, ing on the carpet beside my bed, woke and watched me grab unlike your parrot, is not a thinking bird. “You have to have the flashlight. “Let’s go, there’s something happening out a mind before you can lose it,” one of these mental health there,” I ordered. Avoiding my eyes, they both put their heads professionals pointed out. “Cuddles and Rescue Remedy,” down on their crossed paws and feigned sleep. Kalypso suggested another. “Maybe a little powdered Valium in the considers herself too dignified for nocturnal adventures, and food,” Margie recommended. Hamish is conflict-averse. Nyoman dismantled the scene Your chicken, unlike your parrot, of the crime (the old coop) and The night was cold and black. is not a thinking bird fashioned another from strong I picked my way around the metal mesh. This one had a house to the chicken pen and let myself in. One of the hens was flinging herself wildly floor as well and we reckoned it to be absolutely and against the door of the coop. I shone my torch through the completely snake-proof. But when we put the hens into it netting at the other end of the structure. A snake as thick as together, Maude began to peck at poor Mildred, already my arm was coiled there, its head out of sight, wearing the neurotic, to whom she had taken a dislike. For Mildred’s unmistakable silver, gold and black livery of a reticulated protection, the hens had to take turns being shut up in the python. There was no sign of Mabel; presumably she was coop during the day while the other put in her scratching time being dealt with by the business end of the snake out of sight in the pen. Maude was still sleeping on the porch. under the roof of the coop. Our lives were becoming so complicated moving around hens I opened the door at the other end and Maude exploded out like chess pieces that we decided to let Mildred live in the of the coop like a cannonball. Closing the door carefully, new coop, move Maude’s cage next to it and make two I ran after her. The frantic hen rushed round and round the separate pens so they couldn’t fight. This worked for a dark garden with me close behind. I headed her back toward couple of days until one of them figured out how to break into the house and she promptly fell into the fish pond with a the other pen. Soon they were peaceably scratching together in the straw. Things are back to normal now. Mildred muffled splash. It was soon clear that Maude could not swim, has learned to love taking dust baths and making deep nests and I had to go in after her. Wet to the waist, plastered with in the fragrant rice straw. She eats real pond plants and with a soaking and traumatized hen under food and occasionally presents us with an my arm, I climbed back out onto the grass. I took a moment egg. Maude is back to her bossy self and to reflect how difficult it was to explain this sort of thing to my cranks out an egg daily. friends in orderly, placid urban Canada. Both Maude and I were shivering by this time. I toweled her dry and for lack of a better option locked her into the pantry for the balance of the night. Back in bed in a dry sarong as the python lay a few feet away assimilating my best laying hen, I pondered how the snake had gotten into the coop in the first place. It had been designed it to be predator-proof because I live on a river bank and the wildlife of the undercliff -- pythons, musang and monitor lizards – is very fond of chicken. So the walls of the coop were fine mesh and the wire doors had gaps of no more than 2cm. A snake the size of the python couldn’t possibly have gotten in… but it somehow it had. In the morning it would still be there, with a large, Mabel-shaped bulge in the middle, unable to escape. I fell asleep making plans to release it far, far away.

But a python that size requires feeding every two or three weeks and it’s getting to be that time again… Ibu Kat’s book of stories Bali Daze - - Freefall off the Tourist Trail is Available from : - Ganesha Books in Ubud and Seminyak - www.balidazethebook.com downloadable as a PDF file - Amazon downloadable for Kindle E-mail: bali_cat7@yahoo.com Copyright © 2012 Greenspeak You can read all past articles of Greenspeak at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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Funny Stuff Bali Cartoons and Cartoonists – Part 1 Cartoons are somehow thought of as ephemeral, once glanced upon and laughed about but soon discarded and forgotten. Yet, some cartoons stand out because of their compelling message, be it social, environmental or political commentary. And it grabs the attention because cartoons are like a snapshot in time that poignantly captures the viewer’s attention and strikes a chord, or more appropriately, a funny bone. Whether produced in Europe, the USA or Asia-Pacific, cartoons have a universal language; they can easily be understood cross-culturally, thereby creating bridges between cultures. According to Jango Pramartha - founder and director of Bog-Bog Cartoon Magazine, the funniest monthly in Bali - cartoons are cultural studies; they must have artistic value, a fine-art blend of taste and intelligence with a succinct message. Good cartoonists are able to build a story without words. The popular Bog-Bog magazine was created by two of Bali’s most talented and innovative cartoonists, Jango Pramartha and Putu Ebo. Putu’s claim to fame is that he once made his living as advice columnist, numerologist and fortune teller in order to support his passion for cartoons and his breakthrough as a recognized artist into the fickle world of cartoonism which, as he told me, is high on laughs but low on pay. Jango followed a more conventional development path, having studied graphic design at the University of Udayana and University of Western Australia. But both live and breathe cartoons and see life and its ups and downs as a continual source of inspiration for their craft. Their chosen vocation seems to be the ideal profession with laughs and guffaws as daily fare. And they come across as the personification of the old adage that laughter is the best medicine and has a great many health benefits. Bog-Bog is quintessentially Balinese yet, thanks to its universal humor and messages, is appreciated all over Indonesia and by expats and tourists who quickly warm to the quirky gag cartoon style and the entertaining stories in the magazine. Bog-Bog means “lies” in Balinese and in particular it refers to the kind of spin and half-baked truths spouted by devious and cunning politicians. The Bog-bog cartoons have become famous because they continually expose the paradoxes and ironies inherent in the political and social scene of the island and the nation. It’s not only the corruption and bigotry in politics and the politicians that are lampooned but also the many anomalies, inequities and the social hypocrisy one encounters in daily life on the island. Bog-Bog is a unique cartoon magazine and has no precedent or competition in Bali or elsewhere in Indonesia. It has been published uninterruptedly since 2001 with a print circulation of 10,000 issues. It appears monthly and is full of cartoons interwoven with related stories and jokes, focused on all things Balinese that spin around a selected theme. One month, BogBog’s theme is the environmental degradation of rivers; another theme could be Bali’s street dogs, or Ubud’s painting colonies, the disappearance of the rice fields, the impact of tourism, etc. There is no shortage of themes or topics and it makes for a very entertaining and at the same time a very enlightening reading. Every 2 years, the monthly issues are compiled into book form. Bog-Bog focuses almost exclusively on Balinese culture, yet it has become very popular with non-Balinese readers. Even though the themes are tied to Balinese society and culture, the topics are very contemporary and Bog-Bog has remained very fresh over the years. While the underlying messages tend to be serious, the delivery is very lighthearted, hilarious, zany and witty. Ongoing inspiration is no problem. The material is so rich it can be spun out endlessly to engender new topics and themes. The essential message of Bog-Bog is to contrast the traditional ways in Bali against the evolution and progress of the culture in view of the modernization of Bali and the impact of globalization on its society. It exposes all the ramifications, dilemmas, breaking of taboos, alienation, etc. this entails for the typical Balinese and his family. This includes, of course, hilarious encounters with hapless tourists and expats and the inevitable misunderstandings coming from language exchanges that are not quite up to the level of sensing the subtleties and inherent meanings of Balinese culture and sensibilities on the one hand, and western mores,

outlook and philosophy on the other. Bog-Bog traces the ongoing changes in Bali as a result of the influences and impacts from abroad: tourism, globalization, western imports, the expansion of the expat community and the industries that cater to them. These changes are occurring in all aspects of Balinese life: community, religious, commercial, gender, etc. They are portrayed with humor and irony rather than sarcasm and cynicism. Though the cartoons are facetious and droll, a gleam of anxiety about the future of Bali seeps through and leaves a subtle yet indelible impression on the attentive reader. Commercially cartoons in Bali, while much appreciated and readily viewed, are not great money makers. Newspapers like the Bali Post and Jakarta Post regularly publish cartoons and the work of Balinese cartoonists but almost none of the English language mags and rags publish cartoons. According to Jango, the reason is that few publications want to pay for comic artwork. Never mind that they sometimes pay big fees for articles and essays that sometimes get scant attention, the cartoons, whether editorial, illustrative or just plain entertaining, are the most visible yet receive the least respect. The opinion at the publications is that the exposure for the cartoonists should be payment enough. As a consequence most cartoonists have other jobs; they work on graphic designs and illustrations from the private industry, for the garment and advertising industry, book covers and CD sleeves; on orders and commissions from governmental and public agencies like the tourist office, environmental organizations, and most any entity that wants to spread an otherwise dry message with a gleam of humor or at the very least, an eye catching illustration. Some artists like Putu Ebo illustrate children’s books which are distributed nationwide. Bog-Bog magazine has a mascot named Made Bogler. He is a playful, spunky, irreverent youngster dressed in rumpled Balinese attire with a peculiar trait that is essentially not very Balinese. He pokes fun at certain things, situations and behaviors that the Balinese themselves customarily eschew, reluctant to upset the harmony of their social environment. To the Balinese it is very important to not say or do anything that will cause an argument or conflict thereby disrupting the harmonious balance of life and impinge on relationships with other people. It’s not considered polite to rock the boat. Made Bogler doesn’t care. He loves to upset the applecart of polite society. As such he is a mouthpiece who exposes situations and dilemmas in Bali’s environment, society and culture that the Balinese themselves find disagreeable or disturbing but are too polite to say or do anything about. But secretly they applaud that kind of spunk therefore Made Bogler has become a very endearing character and the mainstream Balinese love him. Made Bogler has become so famous that a lot of merchandise has been spun off in his image: posters and postcards, T-shirts and hats, key chains, coffee mugs and stickers. These items are available at several outlets in town besides the main store at BogBog’s headquarters. What makes a successful cartoon? According to Jango, three requirements must be satisfied to make a good cartoon. Foremost there is a good drawing that attracts attention, the second most essential element is humor that appeals to most everyone and third, the most subtle but in the end the most important, is the message the cartoon is attempting to convey. With political cartoons, the message is obvious and most political cartoons veer into the arena of the caricature and the satire. But other cartoons can be way more subtle in their approach to convey a message. Some cartoons are critical of social norms and traditions and environmental cartoons are usually very straightforward in advancing their message; then there are purely fun cartoons that are for entertainment value. Types and genres of cartoons: Cartooning has many genres, visual styles, types of humor and tone. The subject matter is endless. In daily newspapers political and editorial cartoons run riot. Opinion pages of virtually all Indonesian and international newspapers have cartoons that express the artist’s view on current

political, social or economical issues. In addition, they all run some cartoon strips like Garfield or Peanuts which are solely c r e a t e d f o r entertainment purposes and mostly syndicated from western sources. A few publish Indonesian strips. Cartoons can express black humor, serious humor and lighthearted humor. They are extensively used to promote products, as motivational posters, health and safety cartoons that can illustrate serious messages in a lighthearted way. The greeting and holiday card industry relies heavily on cartoons. There are also cartoon books like Benny and Mice – Lost in Bali, a hilarious perspective of Balinese culture and society by a pair of Jakarta graphic artists who spent a memorable vacation week in Bali on a shoestring budget. This is a prime example of a comic book also called graphic novel that tells a complete story. A peek in any bookstore will reveal a humongous choice of comic books: there are science-fiction comics, comics with super heroes and villains, action-adventure, romance comics, western comics (the cowboy kind), crime stories, adventure stories, etc. On the web one encounters comic e-books and zines. A zine (short for fanzine) is a small, informal, amateur, web based publication with a limited and focused audience. Zines are graphic expressions of their authors’ social, cultural, and political interests and concerns. Zines date from the 1930s, when the emerging science fiction fan community started creating fanzines as forums for their own stories and opinions on published Sci-Fi works. Zines are still primarily associated with science fiction today because of their immense and ongoing popularity among fans. They are also popular media for the publication of alternative and underground comics. Among the most popular comics in Bali are the Japanese manga style cartoons. Manga (meaning comics or cartoon in Japanese) was created in Japan and became very popular after WWII. In Japan people of all ages read manga comics because it has a broad range of genres: action-adventure, romance, sports and games, historical drama, comedy, science fiction and fantasy, mystery, horror, sexuality, and business/commerce, among others. Favorite subjects are robots, space-travel, and heroic actionadventure. Popular themes include science fiction, technology, sports, and supernatural settings. There are stories about classical heroes and the adventures of new-style super heroes and heroines. They have also gained a significant worldwide audience and they are especially popular in Indonesia. Manga stories have very detailed drawings and are typically printed in black-and-white, although some full-color manga exist. They differ from the run of the mill cartoons in that they tend to depict entire stories that take many frames to tell. Another genre in the cartoon world is the animated cartoon also called anime. Many studios have come into existence to cater to this lucrative market. Animated cartoons are used to liven up dry presentations, as ad spots, and most excitingly as storyboards for cartoon movies. A number of Balinese artists create animated cartoons for studios abroad like Japan. The well known Japanese manga cartoon cat Doraemon, originally created in 1969 by a Japanese manga artist and later transformed into an animated feature, was partially produced in Bali by Balinese cartoonists. The local animation industry is slowly developing and is establishing a well deserved reputation for quality artwork. Bali based Timeline Studio produces animation drawings for Japanese productions. In 2011 they also created an animated television series featuring local folklore with the support of the Culture and Tourism ministry. Part 2 of this article will take a look at cartoon history and traditions in Bali and feature more talented Balinese cartoonists. Story by Ines Wynn Photos courtesy of Bog-Bog

Local News Friends of Slain Aussie Mourn a Great Bloke Mark Ovenden loved the Bali lifestyle and was a regular visitor to Bali and now Julie and Peter Cooper are still trying to come to terms with the mystery death of Mark. The Coast surfer whose body was found beside a road in Bali was like a son to them. News of the 34-year-old’s death has devastated the couple and their two sons, who have been attached to Mr. Ovenden for more than 12 years. The traveler had been on a surf holiday with a friend in Kuta and had been missing for two days, before his body was found on Thursday (21/6). Mrs. Cooper said the family considered Mr. Ovenden as one of their own. “He had the travel bug pretty bad,” she said. “He would be hopping all over the world searching for the best waves, but whenever he was in town he would be here and spending time with the family. He loved Bali. It was one of his favorite places to holiday.” The circumstances surrounding his death remain a mystery. A local farmer discovered his body on Thursday. Police said he had wounds to his arms and torso, but would not speculate on the cause of death. Mrs. Cooper said Mr. Ovenden had many friends all over the world and she did not believe he had any enemies in Bali. “He was just relaxed and a pleasure to be around,” she said. “He loved people and had a caring nature. He had many friends who all loved him” Mr. Ovenden and the Coopers became friends after a meeting at the Goodlife Church at Buderim. Brothers Josh, then 12 and

Lee, then 10, had already met Mr. Ovenden through surfing at Alexandra Headland - his favorite break. “We just clicked, he ended up becoming part of the family,” Mrs. Cooper said. “He was a great role model to the boys. He was just a real kind and gentle person.” Apart from surfing, Mr. Ovenden’s other talents included fishing and cooking. He had built a career as a cook on trawlers and was in the middle of applying for a job as a cook in the offshore oil and gas industry in Western Australia. Mrs. Cooper said Mark’s relaxed attitude was an example to her sons. “He was just one of those guys who could hang out with anyone, he was like our surrogate son. “The boys (now 22 and 19) looked up to him as a family member and a friend.” Mr. Ovenden grew up in Woombye and attended a school Nambour. He also worked as a surf instructor at Maroochydore. According to a medical examiner Mark had died from asphyxiation, and was also reportedly beaten on the head, neck and chest. A villager searching for grass for his cows found Ovenden’s body near the village of Kutuh, police said. The death was being treated as suspicious. Adjutant Commissioner Gede Ganefo with the South Kuta police said Ovenden was dressed in shorts with no shirt. He had not been robbed since police found a silver ring, watch and a wallet containing the equivalent of $63 in Indonesian currency and a bankcard. (June 24th 2012)

World Heritage Listing for Bali’s “Subak” Tradition The people of Bali have relied on rice as their staple food for centuries - now the United Nations has added Balinese rice cultivation, known as Subak, to its World Heritage List. For a thousand years, mornings in the heart of Bali have brought beautiful and inspiring visions the island’s terraced rice paddies. But the traditional agriculture of Subak is so much more - a complex system combining spiritual practices, irrigation technology, and social organization so special it has just been added to UNESCO’s world heritage list as a site of outstanding universal value to humanity. Rice farmers are organized into Subaks, or irrigation organizations, made up of farmers whose fields are fed by the same water source. Each covers a few dozen hectares of farmland and sustains several hundred people. A reliable source of water is critical for wet-rice farming. The farmers of the Subak meet once a month to discuss how the water should be evenly distributed among the fields. I Ketut Susila is the head of the Gunung Sari Subak, comprising 35 families. “We will talk about water distribution, if the irrigation channel is damaged, how to repair it, when will we start to fix it,” he said. He says binding the whole system together is the farmers’ Hindu religion and an annual series of rituals honoring Dewi Sri, the rice goddess. “As devout Balinese Hindus, we still believe in seen and unseen powers. We hope the harvest from the rice field will be good, we say thank you for that,” he said. “We believe if the ritual is not performed, the pests will come, the damage of the rice field will be worse, that’s our belief.” Subak was first nominated by Indonesia for world heritage listing in 2007, and at this week’s UNESCO meeting will be officially inscribed on the list. The decision means Bali is eligible to receive financial assistance and expert advice from UNESCO. Agriculture academic I Wayan Windia was a member of the committee pushing for the designation, and says the tradition has lasted for so long because it is so effective. “Each member has the same interest in getting water, because all of the members need water,” he said. “And they have same interest in the temple, as part of the spiritual activity. “So Subak is strong because of the physical basis - the water and because of the spiritual basis.” Mr. Windia hopes the UNESCO designation will spur local authorities to assist the farmers to maintain Subak. “UNESCO has given a good image to Bali, and to Subak,” he said. “More tourists will come to Bali to see the Subak. For that reason, Subak has to be maintained by the government, to protect it, and subsidized as well, in order to for Subak to survive forever.”

Every year, 1,000 hectares of Balinese farmland are converted into hotels and houses. And while tourists flock to photograph these picturesque terraces, Subak farmers are wondering whether they will reap any of the benefits. “We haven’t got any benefit from (tourists coming) because the income is now distributed to the government and the traditional village,” I Ketut Susila said. “Subak hasn’t got anything.” He says that although the provincial Bali Government is assisting his Subak, with organic fertilizer, training, and some irrigation help, the farmers still face many difficulties. A storm last year damaged some of the irrigation channels, meaning Mr. Susila expects a water shortage in the next few months. “We need help with the irrigation channel, that’s the main priority for me and for the Subak, because all depends on the water,” he said. “If the irrigation channel is not good, there is no water in the rice field, so how could it happen when this place is promoted as a tourist site because of the Subak? If there is no water, how can we promote it?” Wayan Windia says tourism in Bali can in some ways directly threaten Subak, rather than support it. Mr. Windia says hotels compete with the Subak for water and in addition, current government policy bases tax rates on land value. He says tourism development near the Subaks raises property prices, forcing out farmers who can’t afford skyrocketing taxes. “The tax on agriculture is essentially based on location, not on production,” Mr. Windia said. “If there is a villa near the Subak, then the taxes will go up.” Hotel owner and Chairman of Bali’s tourism board Ida Bagus Ngurah Wijaya says that tourism in Bali is dependent on cultural institutions like the Subak, and tourism development should be restricted if it impacts negatively on the culture. “Tourism in Bali is because of the culture, it’s the way of life of Bali,” he said. “If the way of life of Bali is not there, why should they come to Bali?” Bali’s Governor I Made Pastika is making all the right noises. “Of course we are going to assist them with the fertilizer, with the tax, with the land tax,” he said. “We have to talk to the central government because the tax is within the central government authority, and also other assistance for equipment and also for the daily life, and also for the religion.” And farmers are relying on the governor to deliver on his pledges. Each year, the members of Gunung Sari Subak gather to perform the harvest ritual - praying for safety, a bountiful harvest, and the survival of their way of life. “If Subak disappears, Balinese culture will also be shattered,” Mr. Windia said. “Subak is very important for Bali as the fundamental of Balinese culture.” And Ida Bagus Ngurah Wijaya agrees, saying: “Whatever unique in the world, you have to preserve.” “Because (otherwise) the world becomes uniform - you eat the same food, you drive the same car, you need to have something different.” (June 27th 2012)

Indonesia Welcomes Birth of Baby Rhino In what is only the fourth birth of a Sumatran Rhino in captivity in over a century, Indonesia has welcomed a brand new male baby Rhino to its Way Kambas National Park. The birth of the brand new baby Rhino has raised hopes and expectations for the continued existence of the critically endangered species. ‘The male Sumatran rhino was born at Way Kambas National Park on Saturday, June 23 at 00:45 am - only the fourth such event since the conservation breeding efforts began in Asia,’ Indonesia’s forestry minister Zulkifli Hasan told a news conference. An estimated 200 Sumatran Rhino’s living in the wild in Indonesia and Malaysia is now only half the number it was 15 years ago, with another 10 living in captivity. ‘The rhino birth will be a milestone for the conservation of the Sumatran rhinoceros and is expected to increase confidence in the international community and government efforts to conserve endangered species in Indonesia, especially rhinos,’ Hasan added. Ratu, who was born in the wild, had miscarried twice. Sumatran rhinos are the smallest rhino species, standing little more than 4 feet (120 centimeters) at the shoulder. They are the most endangered of all rhinoceros species because of their rapid rate of decline. (June 26th 2012) Bali Bomber Umar Patek Won’t Appeal Verdict Convicted Bali bomber Umar Patek has decided not to appeal the court verdict that sentenced him to 20 years behind bars. His lawyer on Thursday claimed Patek made the decision because he felt responsible for the bombings and was sorry for what he did. “Two days ago, after discussion with [his] wife, uncle and two younger brothers, we decided not to appeal. His reason is he feels guilty for getting involved, even just combining a small amount of the chemical, 50 kilograms out of 1,000 kilograms,” said Patek’s lawyer Asludin Hatjani, referring to the charge that his client had helped to make the bombs. Asludin said regardless of the decision, Patek was disappointed with the severity of the court’s sentence. “His involvement is not comparable with what Idris did and he was only sanctioned 10 years,” he said. Muhammad Ikhsan, also known as Idris, was sentenced to 10 years in prison by the South Jakarta District Court for his role in the bombing of the JW Marriot Hotel in Jakarta. Patek’s sentence is actually much lower than the life sentence that prosecutors had sought. Judges on June 21 said the court found convincing evidence that he was involved in the October 2002 Bali bomb attacks that killed 202 people and had a role in the Christmas Eve bombings at churches throughout the country in 2000. (30th June 2012) Tiny Tigers Take the Spotlight in Bali Bali’s newest celebrity residents are three female white Bengal tiger cubs born in captivity at the Bali Zoo in Gianyar. “We named them Punja, Delta and Gangga,” the zoo’s public relations director, Emma Kristiana Chandra, said on Friday (29/6). The cubs were born 18 days ago and are reported to be developing normally, weighing in at about four kilograms each. They are being housed in a special enclosure with their mother, 9-year-old Kartini. “We have not really let zoo visitors know about the births because the cubs are still breast-feeding and are at a delicate stage of their growth,” zoo veterinarian I Gusti Agung Rangga Wiradharma said. “We will make an announcement and let visitors know about the presence of the cubs once they are four months old.” The birth of the three cubs could prove a big draw for the zoo. “It’s really extraordinary to see such a rare animal,” said Michele, an Australian tourist visiting the zoo. The Bengal tiger is classified as an endangered species with a total population of less than 2,500 individuals. (July 1st 2012)

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Indonesian officials say they have launched an investigation into the death of 12 elephants in Sumatra since March that may have been poisoned. “Our strong suspicion is that those elephants that died in East Aceh and the Tesso Nilo National Park [in Riau] were poisoned, but we do not yet know what the motive could be,” Bambang Novianto, the ministry’s director for conservation and biodiversity, told the Jakarta Globe. “So far, we still have to await the results of a forensic laboratory examination in Medan in relation to the type of toxin, to study the feces and what other things they carried,” he said. The latest carcass, without its tusks, was found in a village near the Riau provincial capital of Bengkalis, China’s Xinhua News Agency reported. Even though the tusks of the dead elephants were missing, it did not necessarily mean the killings were for the ivory, Novianto said. “It can also be that the tusks were cut intentionally to create the image that they were done by elephant tusk hunters, or they were poisoned because they are considered pests,” he said. “It is not certain that they were killed for their tusks only.” The International Union for Conservation of Nature has called the Sumatran elephant “critically endangered,” one step away from extinction, with only an estimated 2,400 to 2,800 animals remaining in the wild (June 25th 2012)

The Balinese provincial government is preparing to build four new toll roads in the near future. The 4 new toll roads include an expressway linking Denpasar-Soka-Jembrana, the second, a highway that connects the Kuta-Soka-Tanah Lot-Seririt; then the Canggu highway that will connect the Purnama Beringkit-highway with Goa Lawah-Karangasem. Assistant for Economic Affairs and Provincial Development Bali, Ketut Wija said that a feasibility study of highway construction had been completed since the last few years. The biggest problem now is land acquisition. Wija confirmed that the construction of the new highways was needed to overcome the bottlenecks and traffic jams that occur in Bali. The amount of traffic at any given time on Island had increased dramatically in recent years with a resident population of 3.9 million as well as over 7 million tourists both domestic and international, each year. (June 27th 2012)

Indonesian City to Ban Gays under Islamic Law An Indonesian city is looking to criminalize homosexuality among other restrictive measure. City officials say that the new ruling is part of an effort to implement Sharia, or Islamic law. Tasikamalay in West Java has been the target of much anger and frustration from the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community this month, following an announcement that the city would force women to wear head-scarfs and ban homosexuality. Although homosexuality is not a crime under Indonesia’s national laws, a number of local governments have sought to ban it by including it in local public morality laws. The Tasikmalaya law was originally passed by the local government, led by Islamic parties in 2009, but city officials have taken until now to develop the regulations needed to implement it. The law also outlaws adultery, pornography and the consumption of alcohol within the municipality’s borders. Tasikmalaya city secretary Tio Indra Setiadi told OnIslam.net that the city would set up a squad of Sharia police to enforce the law like those already operating in Indonesia’s autonomous province of Aceh. “This bylaw is intended mainly to educate people to live in accordance with Islamic teachings,” Setiadi said. “[But] people intending to report violations of the bylaw will face difficulties if we don’t have an apparatus to enforce it.” The Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has the power to throw out the law within 30 days if he believes it conflicts with constitutional human rights protections, or it can be challenged in the Supreme Court of Indonesia. Indonesian LGBT activists told Bikyamasr.com that they hoped the government will intervene and ensure that personal freedoms are upheld and strike down much of the proposed legislation. And it appears to be gaining traction, as recent reports suggest Indonesia’s Home Affairs Minister Gamawan Fauzi may be prepared to act to block the law or require the watering down of some components of it. (June 28th 2012)

Holidays in Bali a risky Affair for WA Tourists West Australians holidaying in Bali are putting their health, safety and finances at risk by binge drinking, riding scooters without helmets and failing to take out adequate travel insurance. Nearly half of WA travelers in Bali said they were more likely to binge drink while visiting the popular island destination than when they were at home, while a quarter said they were more likely to take part in extreme sports such as bungee jumping, according to an HBF travel survey. Experts say these risk-taking behaviors only exacerbate other potential pitfalls that come with holidaying in Bali, such as contracting gastroenteritis, dengue fever or being in a road accident. But holidaymakers can minimize the risks by taking reasonable precautions, from drinking bottled water and eating well-cooked food to packing preventative medicine and taking care not to drink too much alcohol. Perth GP and author Joe Kosterich said one of the biggest dangers of holidaying in Bali was that its familiarity stopped travelers from having their guard up. “One of the things that happens when people are on holidays is that they’re in relaxation mode, which is great, but you do tend to forget the basics,” he said. “The thing about Bali is it’s starting to be seen by people here as an extension of Perth. People go to Bali almost like they go to Rottnest and that’s where issues arrive - people feel like they’re at home but it’s not home.” He said drinking bottled water and sticking to restaurants that catered to tourists was a simple way to reduce the risk of contracting so-called Bali Belly. And although people “don’t need to take a huge medicine chest” packing basic supplies such as insect repellent and sunscreen was advised. According to the study of more than 400 West Australians, 43 per cent of the people surveyed were more likely to drink more than four standard drinks in one session while in Bali, while 13 per cent said they would be more likely to ride a motorcycle without a helmet. The numbers dropped when it came to eating from a roadside stall (10 per cent), getting a tattoo (8 per cent) or cosmetic or dental surgery (9 per cent). The survey found eight out of ten West Australians traveling overseas - not just to Bali - took out travel insurance. But Dr Kosterich said many people did not realize the policy may not cover them if their injuries were incurred through alcohol or drug use. Perth resident Trish Sinclair-Jones, who travels to Bali several times a year, said she believed staying safe was mostly about common sense. She said she enjoyed Bali because it was a “dead easy” holiday spot, with friendly people and cheap prices. “I feel a lot safer (in Bali) than I do in Northbridge,” she said. (July 3rd 2012)

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Kerobokan Pot Bust Opens Investigation On Prison Drug Ring The Kerobokan prison in Bali confiscated 1.4 kilograms of marijuana in a raid on Friday (29/6), adding to a long list of cases where drugs have been distributed behind prison walls. Three inmates were detained for drug possession after the marijuana was found in a block inside the prison, chief warden Gusti Ngurah Wiratna said. He added that illegal drugs were rampant among inmates, who have occasionally been sent to the hospital after being found with symptoms of drug withdrawal. Kerobokan has 824 inmates, the warden said, with 52 percent of them convicted for drug dealing or trafficking. Many have channels to acquire drugs from outside the prison, he added. The three inmates caught in the raid, identified as Riyanto, Cahaya Putra and Abdul Kodir, have been charged by investigators, according to the district police chief. Investigators are trying to determine how the drugs got past prison security, “including who supplied it,” Badung Police Chief Adj. Comr. Ketut Suparta said. Kerobokan has encouraged the police to examine the possible involvement of prison officials in the drug ring. “I hope [prison officials] are not involved,” Wiratna said. “But if they are, the police are welcome to arrest them. This will only improve conditions of the prison.” (July 1st 2012) Australia to Assure Indonesia Over Boatpeople: PM Gillard Prime Minister Julia Gillard said on Sunday (1/7) she will assure Indonesia that her government is working hard to come up with a plan to deter people-smugglers, after more than 90 people drowned en route to Australia. Gillard will meet Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono in Darwin on Monday, amid a political impasse about how to stop hundreds of asylum-seekers risking their lives on voyages to Australia, many coming via Indonesia. “I will say to him that the government is still working, and working hard, to get an outcome here,” Gillard told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. But Labor leader Gillard, who has so far failed to get through parliament her plan to send boatpeople offshore to deter people-smuggling, said the relationship was broader than the people-smuggling issue. “I talk frequently to the president of Indonesia,” she told ABC TV. “We’ve got a strong and robust relationship between our two countries and it’s not fair... to see it through the prism of people-smuggling.” More than 90 people are thought to have died when two crowded asylum-seeker boats sank off the remote Australian territory of Christmas Island, near to Indonesia, in recent weeks. In one incident, 110 people were saved but an estimated 90 drowned. In the second sinking, 130 were rescued but four people were lost. Since January a stream of asylum-seekers have attempted to reach Australia by boat, most of them boarding wooden fishing vessels in Indonesia for the dangerous journey. The government wants to send boatpeople to Malaysia for processing in return for taking some of that country’s refugees to prevent people-smugglers from being able to promise refugees the prospect of asylum in Australia. (July 1st 2012)

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Greetings from Jakarta by Scott Merrillees Greetings from Jakarta is the most comprehensive visual record of Jakarta ever published covering the first half of the 20th century. Four hundred and sixty postcards from the author ’s own collection are brought together here to reveal a city that has largely vanished and is barely recognizable even to most life-long residents. Published by four major postcard publishers – three of them European, one of them Chinese - during the golden age of postcards from the late 1890s until the First World War, basically the last half century of colonial rule. The main buyers were European visitors to send to other Europeans in Europe, the USA and Australia. Five generations ago Batavia (present-day Jakarta) was a barely urban area of bamboo bridges, quiet parks, stately trees, boatmen poling barges in canals, countrified outskirts, rows of KPM steamers and sleepy intersections of dirt-paved roads under enormous tropical trees. What a charming, spacious and lackadaisical city! Indonesian men wore sarongs, Chinese men in pig-tails, Europeans in dress whites and full skirts and children wearing wide-brimmed sunhats playing in the street. Yet there were some recognizable sights that haven’t changed for centuries: warung food stalls, walking goods peddlers, women in batik kebaya, crowded fish markets. In the first two chapters, the author delves into the history of Batavia, relating the legends of how streets and districts got their names (Angke means “blood river,” Glodok from the sound of windmills), and other background information so we are able to appreciate how the city came to possess such an unrivaled wealth of magnificent tropical colonial architecture, far surpassing Bandung and Surabaya. Regarded by post-revolution generations of Indonesians as relics of a bitterly long period of occupation, many of the city’s treasures were demolished after the country achieved its independence. In the early 19th century when the southern suburbs were developed into a new city called Weltevreden, Old Batavia in the north remained Batavia’s business and commercial center. Weltevreden eventually evolved into the European heart of the city with elite residential suburbs, tropical gardens, fine mansions, international-class hotels, impressive government offices and banks, social clubs and learned societies, elegant shopping districts, commemorative statuary, churches, hospitals, cinemas, all of which became subjects of the postcards. I found myself repeatedly squinting through a magnifying glass to examine more closely the extreme details in a photograph - a young boy flexing his muscles, a little girl waving, diners laughing in a café. Though the images present a predominantly European perspective of the city, reflecting the strong pride the Dutch had for their colonial capital, not all the scenes depicted are of a progressive modern city. Subjects also include some wrenching and poignant images - a scrawny opium addict, a homeless little boy on the street – as well as humble urban landscapes of muddy streets and the drudgery of daily life. The earliest postcards (the first published in 1883) are the most achingly evocative because they show how profoundly the city has changed. For example, it’s now difficult to imagine in the miasmic traffic gridlock of presentday Jakarta that at one time the capital possessed one of the most advanced and sophisticated streetcar networks in

the world. At first steam and then electrical tramlines ran all over the city. Electric tram service came to a halt in the 1950s and was replaced by buses that now clog the city’s streets. During his twenty years in Jakarta, Australian Merillees collected early photographs and picture postcards of Batavia and researched their contents using his own extensive library. An astute forensic historian, the author was able to derive a wealth of information from reading sign boards, street signs and public notices, providing the reader with such minutiae as the year the building was restored, what idiosyncrasies and features remain unchanged, which drawbridges, towers and rooms still exist, conjecturing the time of day a photo was taken, where the photographer was standing, when the roof collapsed, what shopping mall has replaced it, what streets, canals and drawbridges have disappeared or been renamed, the present function of the building, the color of the paint that was painted over, even ongoing social commentary on the sharp class and economic distinctions between the races in the strictly segregated colonial society of the time. Greetings from Jakarta is Scott’s second book on Jakarta’s fascinating history, an indispensable chronological supplement to his first, Batavia in Nineteenth Century Photographs, published in 2000, which focuses on Jakarta during the second half of the 19th century. Combined, the two books portray a now almost vanished city over the span of a century from the late 1850s up until the end of the 1940s.

For Sale; Ladies Bike beautiful new Shimano cream starlight Wim Cycle 7 speed. 5 year warranty, basket/pump/patch repair/ key lock. Call or text email for photos M: 0821 4690 5472. First to see will buy. Rp. 1.3 million. Canggu. [054] Your waste plastic is worth money at Yayasan Regenerating Bali. We have a program where we collect all plastic waste for a cleaner Bali and to end poverty. To get involved and to arrange collection please e-mail <plasticmoney@ regeneratingearth.com>. [055] For Sale; Dell Lattitude E6400 laptop. Paid $1600 in Australia but selling for 3.8mil, a year old, no use for it anymore as I converted to a Mac please call 0812 3931 9777. Seminyak. [056] For Sale; 6’4 Geraghty surfboard from South Africa, in good condition and comes with grip mat. Extremely light weight. Sell for 2.7mil or swap for training board. Call 0812 3931 9777. Seminyak. [057] For Sale; A complete good condition display racks for fashion shop, all duco (car paint) finishing, bonus lights, mirror, Fashion chair and mannequins. Price 10 million. Call 0361 766 537 /SMS: 0882 1702 2677. For pics, SMS your e-mail address. Kuta. [070]

Looking For; An 2nd hand professional active studio monitor (speaker) pair in good con. Yamaha etc send photos and price to <n_ maru@bk.ru>. Canggu. [075] Brown leather women’s bag with little skulls on front got stolen on Sat night 23 June in Canggu, Raya Pipitan. Any tips regarding the stolen bag will get rewarded. 0812 3930 9984. [038] For Sale; Baby stuff: 1. Hardcover book “Conception, Pregnancy and Birth” by Dr. Miriam Stoppard, like new, Rp.200k. 2. Paperback book “What to Expect the First Year” by Heidi Murkoff, like new, Rp.100k. 3. Chicco bottle steam sterilizer, electric, fits 6 bottles. With manual book but no box. Used but in excellent condition. Rp.300k. 4. Mothercare baby carrier, 4 position carrier, dark brown, 3.5 – 10 kg, almost new. Rp.300k. 5. Baby blankets, light and white color, cotton, new, 3 pieces for only Rp. 100k. 6. PVC rain cover, fits most of baby stroller with hood, new, still in its packaging, Rp.100k. 7. Pigeon baby food maker, used but good condition, still in its packaging, Rp.75k. 8. Mothercare reusable smart nappy set, size M, almost new, still in its packaging, Rp.50k. Picture available upon request. E-mail to: <bali.translation.services@ gmail.com>. Ubud. [039]

Whenever an allusion to a specific postcard is made in the text, those postcards are easily located in numerical order. A narrow shadow line bordering attractively highlights each card. Postcards on the same subject are grouped together so you can see the building or scene from different angles, both in color and black and white, and compare how the urban landscape has changed over different historical eras. Postcards are linked to period maps, which enable the reader to identify the approximate location of the each image, and are often cross-referenced to related postcards so the reader can continue the tour in another direction, following the action so to speak. Space for this ad donated by Bali Advertiser

Like a time traveler, the writer immerses himself in the scene as closely as he can without being physically there in a parallel reality. A mind-stupefying 362 of the book’s 460 postcards have individually researched captions. To this effort the author employs what can only be characterized as extra sensory perception, an almost paranormal sense for identifying through the grime and cacophony significant remnants of past eras that are slowly but inexorably being swallowed up.

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So well informed is this author about the physical, spatial, historic and social geography of this frenzied city that he is able to transport himself in his imagination back to a sort of astral world inhabited by a ghostly long lost people, of puffing steam trams, women washing clothes in canals and horses trotting down broad tree-lined avenues, and has obligingly taken us along in the pages of this lovingly produced and hauntingly nostalgic book. Greetings from Jakarta: Postcards of a Capital 1900-1950 by Scott Merrillees, Equinox Publishing 2012, ISBN 978-979-3780-88-7, hardover, 248 pages, 460 full-color postcards dimensions: 28 x 25.8 x 2.5 cm. Available for Rp550,000 from Periplus and Ganesha bookstores in Bali or directly from Equinox Publishing (info@equinox publishing.com. For any publishers interested in having one of their books considered for review in Toko Buku, please contact: dariskm@gmail.com Copyright © 2012 You can read all past articles of Toko Buku at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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Expat family is selling: Samsung refrigerator RP. 1.300.000 Sharp freezer 200 ltr. RP. 1.600.000 AC Midea 1.800.000 Samsung washing machine 8 kilo RP. 1.400.000. Double bed RP. 1.900.000. Everything bought January 2012. Please email <infobali2012@gmail.com>. Denpasar. [228]

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: Zen Garden : Warung : Jl. Mertanadi, 46 - Seminyak : +62 (0)361 311 6979 : Refreshing and tasty options for breakfast, lunch and teatime. We prepare everyday delicious salads & appetizers with fresh vegetables and healthy ingredients including as much organic as possible. All salads are seasoned with virgin olive oil. You can also have one of our fruits and vegetables slow juiced juices while relax in the garden. Don’t hesitate and refresh in our swimming pool! For dessert, enjoy our daily cooked home-made cakes and desserts. Tea lovers are wel come to experience our collection of herbal infusions and leaf. Good espresso and cappuccino. Open Monday to Saturday - 09:00 to 17:00. We deliver in Seminyak and Kerobokan area

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For Sale; Big satellite antenna 200+ channels incl 26 English channels. 2 receiver boxes for Rp 2.500.000. For extra movies/ sport an subscribtion of RP. 300.000 per mnd. Hp 0821 4759 6980 / <ebhoorn@ hotmail.com>. Sanur. [250] For Sale; Following renovation: 1 bathroom suite (bathtub, toilet, washbasin) baby blue, 20 years old but rarely used; approx 100 blue tiles (non-slip ‘tegel’ not porcelain) 30 x 30cms; 1 pink washbasin. All in reasonable condition going cheap to recycle. Phone 081 139 5963 or e-mail: <masapt@yahoo. co.uk>. [251]

For Sale; Utility trailer with full lites (turn, brake + running lites), safety chain. Paid 4.8jt or best offer. Can be pulled by small bike or car. 0812 3608 8589. Jimbaran. [171] For Sale; A bag of branded baby girl clothes age 0-2 years, very good condition as new, bought in UK only 500ribu for all. Pls SMS 0878 6069 7604. Denpasar. [160] For Sale; Baby bed/playpen including mattress & mosquito net bought for 1.5 million sell for Rp. 750.000 nego. Good condition. Please SMS 0878 6069 7604. Denpasar. [161]

For Sale; Jumbuck 4 burner Aussie BBQ. With hood, thermometer, wok burner, stainless steel cabinet and Indo regulator. Only used a few times. Price 2.5 juta. Please call 081 1180 4134. Sanur. [069] For Sale; 1 complete Nikon D1 digital professional camera with 4 lens with pro carrying bag, many extras. Price nego. 0812 3608 8589. Jimbaran. [173] For Sale; Left over building wood many pieces. 10cmx10cmx3mt. All in good condition. Best offer. Contact 0812 3608 8589. Jimbaran. [174]

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For Sale; Samsung Galaxy S2, new, black colour, 4.52” Super Amoled Plus screen (screen size like the S3). Unlocked. Sale Rp. 4.5 million (nego price). Call or SMS 081 7973 4146 Seminyak. [087]

Wanted; Used yet in good condition queen-sized bed + springbed, drawers, cupboard. Just started a kost life on a tight budget. Seminyak. Please contact <jerrysilaban2@gmail. com>. Seminyak. [154]

For Sale; LG home theater set: HT806TM. Full warranty from LG. 5. 1channel (6 speakers) 850Watts total. Source with built-in DVD player with FullHD 1080p upscaler. Price is only: 2.5 million. 081 193 9281 or <garage868@gmail.com>. Sanur. [203]

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For Sale; Rarely used portable air conditioner. Good condition. Price 1 million IDR. Call/SMS 0813 3730 7172. Canggu. [242]

ECO

Ooh la la! It was International Plastic Bag Free Day last week. It is generally a day without much fanfare, however Carrefour supermarkets, while not completely bag free, have met their 2012 commitment to at least stop giving the bag a w a y. C ’ e s t m a g n i f i q u e ! ! T h e n e w arrangement is to byob (bring your own bag), buy a reusable bag for 9900rp, or recycle one of the squillions of boxes. You can also buy biodegradable bags for a nominal fee... NON! - That’s cheating! More than a little iffy when golf; the h2o swilling, land lunching, fertilizer, pesticide and herbicide addicted sport of the elite is associated with the environment, but heh, anything goes here. Perhaps when you know one of the world’s favourite beaches and one of the world’s filthiest beaches just happens to be the same place, you are already comfortable with irony. And so it goes, another of Bali’s Big Eco Weekends has just passed. People partied, surfed, released baby turtles, the beach received a scouring by a big tractor and of course there was golf. Why golf? Well it is the golf course where business dudes network and in this case it was for the purpose of finding some solutions to the waste crisis afflicting Bali. Stay with me… The other goal for this event was to raise awareness amongst tourists and locals and raise money for the purchase of two new cleanup machines. The two major sponsors of this event, Quicksilver and Coca Cola Amatil (yes, yes more irony) have been keeping a lid on the ugliness for a few years now, with bins, beach cleaners of the human and machine variety and rubbish removal trucks. While we are grateful, we all know it’s a band-aid on a deeply festering wound. Say me fantastic. Bali’s garbage gets up cycled. Bombastic Plastix are selling up cycled purses, bags and wallets at ECO

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And since we are in the hills you should also know about U.G.L.E. (pronounced oo - glay). Ubud Gang who Love the Environment. In Bahasa Indonesia, K.U.P.L. Kelompok Ubud Pecinta Lingkungan. They are a group of people taking action to address the environmental concerns that are overwhelming Ubud. This includes plastic and other trash, pollution, buses, hazardous wastes, water and more. Everyone is welcome to join the group and work on positive actions to protect Ubud. E-mail: Ubudenvironment@gmail.com and you can join their discussions on facebook too. Finally if you have the wonderful pleasure of living on this island and are mildly bothered, to deeply frantic about the waste issue here, I’d like to remind you once more about eco bali recycling. For a reasonable fee each month they will ensure your waste has the most minimal impact on Bali and the world’s environment in general. Visit their website ecobali.com or phone 0361 790 7314.

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GENTLE BIRTH ON BALI By Tara Khandro

On October 30th, 2011 the United Nation’s declared Filipina Danica May Camacho the 7th billion human born on planet earth. For 9 months Danica was living in complete darkness, safely suspended inside of a warm oceanic sack rocking with the rhythm of her mother’s heartbeat. Upon her emergence from this heavenly abode, Danica was welcomed into a cold harsh, sterilized environment with flashing lights and applause. She was prodded with cold metal instruments and loudly spoken to by orating officials presenting her with a certificate for shoes, a scholarship and a cake. All this took place before she was laid to rest on her mother’s breast. Human developmental research now confirms that the first hour after birth is the ‘magic hour’ in which a template for our psychological, spiritual and physical development is imprinted. New humans need immediate skin contact with mother to feel secure in their own skin as well as connected to the world. Robin Lim is a Gentle Birth midwife and the director of Yayasan Buhmi Sehat birthing center in Nyuh-Khuning, Ubud. She says that “A human is physically and spiritually made at birth. What happens in the first hour of birth is crucial to how a human develops the capacity for love.” A Gentle Birth is one that welcomes a baby into the world with peace, love and respect. The presentation of speeches and scholarships are saved until the baby and mother have sealed their intimate, lifetime bond through initial skin to skin contact. A Gentle Birth can take place at home or in a birth center with the assistance of trained midwives. A midwife is a trained master at understanding and facilitating the natural birthing process, serving as a tour guide for the expectant mother. A Gentle Birth environment is warm, soft and calm, allowing the mother to feel safe and loved. Flowers and music provide a nurturing ambiance. The mother is encouraged to follow the rhythm of the birthing baby, to get into any position-hanging, on her side, in water- that allows for a ‘free birth’. When the baby emerges it is greeted with a song of celebration and immediately placed on the mother’s chest to feel her heartbeat.

kind of disturbance to the birthing process can obstruct a healthy birth. Our four legged mother’s show no fear in giving birth. If a mother fears birthing, the baby is then born of fear, not love.

Brenda Lynn Ritchmond midwife and author of Gentle Birth, is a cofounder of Rumah Sehat Madani birthing clinic in Denpasar. In 2011, 400 women chose to birth their babies at the clinic. Brenda says that “Gentle Birth promotes world peace.” In February 2012, the clinic sponsored a Gentle Birth education workshop in which 100 women attended. The women wanted to continue their Gentle Birth education upon completion and left feeling more empowered about their bodies, birthing and babies.

These kinds of natural instincts are cultivated in pregnant women who choose to participate in a Gentle Birth. Ni Wayan Sulandri, a Gentle Birth midwife who owns Graha Bunda birth clinic in Sayan says that she “Educates a pregnant woman to trust herself. The mother is in charge of choosing if and when to cut the umbilical cord and placenta.” If she chooses to allow the cord and placenta to detach naturally, this is called a Lotus Birth. In a Lotus Birth, the newborn, placenta and umbilical cord are seen as ethereally connected. The cord and placenta naturally fall off in about three days. This time period allows the baby and parents to experience a slow, conscious transition from womb to life. Immediately severing this 9 month relationship by cutting and clamping the cord at birth provides separation trauma for the newborn. Primatologist Jane Goodall, the first person to conduct long-term studies of our closest relatives, the chimpanzees, reported that chimpanzee mothers do not chew off their offspring’s umbilical cords, instead leaving them intact. The placenta is an organ that connects the fetus to the uterus wall to allow nutrient uptake, waste elimination, and gas exchange via the mother’s blood supply. Ni Wayan tells me that for the Balinese the placenta is seen as a sibling. The placenta has its own hum, its own vibration and can even be heard with a stethoscope. “After birth we wash the placenta in clean water and place it in a yellow coconut. We bury it in the garden in front of the North house in the compound, the Bale Daja. A girl’s placenta is buried on the left side of the house and the boy’s on the right.”

We humans are mammals. We are classified as primates along with lemurs and monkeys. Yet when it comes to birthing babies we seem to assume that women’s bodies are inferior to those of other mammals. We have come to accept that we must ‘manage’ a birth with violent, painful interventions. As a spiritual psychologist specializing in trauma, I was in shock upon hearing from a few clients that they were setting the date for their ‘baby surgery.’ (Currently in the U.S. more than 50% of births are by Cesarean section and the maternal mortality rate has increased in the last decade.) The gestation period for a human mammal is approximately 9 months. The baby takes the lead to inform the mother when it has completed its womb growth. Yet in the U.S., 70-90% of babies are induced into labor with epidural drugs. When a woman makes an appointment to birth or is given drugs to force a baby into the world, a child is welcomed into the world with trauma. Growing up in a farm community I witnessed with wonder the birth of horses, cows, dogs and cats. Instinctually, these mothers sought a safe, dark, quiet place for their babies to enter into the world. A safe environment is crucial for the mother to completely surrender into the natural rhythm of the baby’s birthing process, as well as protect from predators. The newborn is greeted with a soft lick kiss, a thorough washing and mom consumes the vitamin rich placenta. She then gently guides the baby to a suck on a teat. Baby and mom are in constant skin contact from the moment of emergence. When we give birth, we become our mammal self. It is our brains that create complications. Farmers know that any

Jeanne was known as a ‘wordsmith’. Her phrase “Gentle Birth Heals Mother Earth’ has been a guiding mantra for midwives and families choosing to give birth gently. I asked Ni Wayan how she feels a ‘Gentle Birth Heals Mother Earth’: “Pregnancy is the beginning of a new life. It is the beginning of the spiritual life of the human. If there is comfort and peace in birthing, in bringing a human into a world then there is peace in the world. The child grows up with respect for mother, with respect for earth. For us Balinese the Earth is Mother. This is why we bury the placenta so the child knows she came from the earth. And Father is sky.”

Ni Wayan, born in Penestanan, like the majority of midwives (bidans) on Bali, was trained as a nurse then received her midwife training. Midwives are highly respected on Bali and are given high status. Central to Indonesia’s strategy to reducing the maternal mortality rate is a program initiated in 1989 called Bidan di desa- a midwife in every village. Midwives are trained to medically intervene only when necessary and are prepared to transfer care to a surgeon or doctor only if a life threatening complication arises. World Health Organization recognizes the importance of midwives and recommends them to be the primary health care provider of pregnant women throughout the world.

In Robin Lim’s book Placenta: The Forgotten Chakra she reveals the psychological and spiritual affects on a baby when the placenta is mistreated and discarded immediately upon birth. This book also provides inspiration and guidance for gently birthing humans. Robin was voted CNN Hero of the Year for her passionate devotion in providing gentle birthing care since 1995 at the non-profit community health center, Bumi Sehat. Bumi Sehat welcomes approximately 600 new babies a year to planet earth. When I asked her how does Gentle Birth heal Mother Earth she responded with: “I want the next president of the US to be born of Gentle Birth. And I want the main criteria for being a world leader in government that you be gently born and breast fed!” CLINICS OFFERING GENTLE BIRTHING ON BALI: All clinics have arrangements with medical facilities if emergency medical intervention is required. 1. Graha Bunda Br. Kutuh Sayan, Ubud 0361 979 397 081 236 21226. This clinic also offers pre-natal yoga, general medical treatment, counseling, contraceptive education, and baby and children vaccinations. Graha Bunda has a children’s playground as well as a retail store. 2. Rumah Sehat Madani. Jl. Padang Lalang No. 3. Jl. Mahendradatta Denpasar,0361 - 488928, 0361 800 8082 SMS Center: 0361-8777057. Across the street from Bali Med Hospital In addition to Gentle Birth Rumah Sehat Madani offers acupuncture, counseling, dentistry and general medical care. It also serves to train midwives. 3. Yayasan Bumi Sehat. Bali Banjar Nyuh Kuning Ubud 0361 970002. Bumi Sehat also offers acupuncture, general medical care, and cranial sacral treatments. The clinic provides a youth program, prenatal yoga, an elder yoga program and free HIV/ AIDS testing. A café is currently in construction on the land where the new center will be built next to the Nyuh Kuning football field. http://www.bumisehatbali.org/ info@bumisehatinternational.org http://www.gentlebirthindonesia.com/ Om Swastyastu Contact the writer tara@true-human.com

Alaina Tom is a midwife, a native of the St’atimc Nation in Vancouver Canada. Her nation organized raffles to raise the 3,000USD for her to make a pilgrimage to Bali. Alaina wants to build a birthing center like Bumi Sehat for her Nation. Alaina gave Gentle Birth to four children with her husband as the only assistant. “Gentle Birth respects life. Gaia is our Mother. Women’s wisdom is so powerful, and far too many of us have forgotten this truth. In our creation stories, we humans come from animals. Animals are our brothers and sisters. How can we kill animals?” Jeanne Pavarti Baker a midwife and author of Conscious Conception was a passionate activist in promoting Gentle Birth practices in her lifetime. She describes the Gentle Birth of her son in an article ‘Vision of a Free Birth Community’ “My firstborn son, and fourth baby, Gannon Hamilton, was our first free birth. We didn’t pay anyone to be responsible for our baby’s birth and in 1980, my partner, the baby’s father, and I experienced a most powerful spiritual initiation. There were no other adults present to distract us from the immense sexual bonding of the original lovers greeting their newborn together. The Holy Trinity has new meaning for us since Gannon’s birth ~ Mother/Father/Baby. And we honored the Son as he is ~ already enlightened, whole, perfect.”

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For Sale; I’m leaving, solid old unusual teak furniture from my villa. 0853 3910 0216. Kuta. [231] For Sale; Everything you can imagine for your home. Almost new: AC, refrigerator, freezer, washing machine, wardrobes, water dispenser, king size bed, seating, fan, two chairs and a coffee table, etc. Expats are moving. Please e-mail for pictures and prices. <infobali2012@gmail.com>. Denpasar. [227] For Sale; Hasselblad C/M 500 body + 80mm CF T* Planar lens + waistlevel finder w/ acute mat split screen +45degree prismfinder. All excellent condition, kept in dry cabinet. Rp. 8.5 juta 081 2366 3253, <donin_ bali@yahoo.com> for info/ photos. Gianyar. [149]

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Tennis partners wanted in Sanur / East DPS area for regular / weekly social tennis. Tennis court near Jl. Bypass, with parking area. Mail/SMS interest / your details to <marcelinbali@ gmail.com> or 0852 3730 4847. [150]

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

Pets To Give Away

Save a Bali puppy today! Loveable puppies desperately looking for temporary foster homes. Please call BAWA 977 217. [002] Free expat raised kittens looking for loving home. Donation for Vet Appreciated. <balicatlady@gmail.com>. Please call Desiree 085 5373 0513. [003] Beautiful, healthy and cute black and white Bali dog puppy needs a new home, expats moving. It’s a male and around 6 months old. Loves playing! Already vaccinated. Please e-mail <infobali2012@ gmail.com>. [004]

Free to good home. 3 expat raised kittens. 8 weeks old. Very lovable, sweet and friendly. Please contact or SMS: 0812 4643 6185. [005]

Free healthy tiger cat, Budhi. Expat raised. Great with children and loves to be loved. A good mouser, Budhi enjoys playing, sleeping and night explorations. Presently lives Adorable healthy Bali in Ubud and his human is puppies ready for adoption. leaving Bali July 25. Contact: Please call Wayan Doblet at <tara@true-human.com>. 085 6377 4966. [006] 082 145 907 942. [010] Free to very good family home 2 female Siberian Husky 4 yrs old must have large inclosed yard and are willing to take on these two amazing dogs. 081 2388 7147. [007]

Moving; 2 two-year-old female cats. Healthy, vaccinated and fixed (so no kittens). They’re sisters, so we’d like to keep them together. Several accessories included for free. SMS 0813 5307 8296 or e-mail: <baliexpat@ Smart, Beautiful, cute, small yahoo.com>. [011] Bali puppy, healthy, vaccinated and free to good home. Free to a loving owner or coNamed Shiro. SMS at Mery carer(s). Two vaccinated, 8-month old, well-behaved 0817 0378 1555. [008] rescued Balinese pups that Snowy, Moey & Joey are 3 understand ‘No’, ‘Go home’ cream Bali pups seeking and ‘Down’ 1 male and 1 good homes. Pererenan. female (spayed). 0878 6007 Ph. 081 2380 5845. [009] 1832. Denpasar. [012]

Pets For Sale / Wanted / Lost / Found

For Sale Line Ads Rp. 7.000 per word. Wanted, Lost or Found Line Ads no charge. Photo ads Rp. 435.000. All ads must be paid before printing. Sale Beagle Pekingese, 3 For sale purebred Great month, vaccinated, Pedigree. Dane (scoobydoo) puppies 0361 7434 996. [013] very good quality, 4 male 2 female. Purebred Sale Toy Poodle female. Pugpuppies 1 male 2 female. Call 0812 3999 1177. [014] Please contact 0857 3713 Persian female kitten, 950.000. 1720, <gery.lengkong@gmail. com>. [016] 0813 3891 4000. [015]

For Sale; Kites wainman. 2010 9m great cond-6mill. Big Mama 15m- 7mill. Jimmy lewis sup mano 9’4x28’ used 10 times 9mill. Luke studer 5’10 fish tail 2 mill. Seminyak SMS 0813 3851 5030. [067] For Sale; 5 bottles of brand new sunblock. Banana Boat 50 spf waterproof Sport family size 354 ml (12 oz) just brought back from the US. Firm 150k a bottle. SMS only 0878 6161 0843. Jimbaran. [127] For Sale; Big bird cage on sale - I am leaving Bali soon, special price for the bird lover. You buy the cage, I’ll give you the bird for free! E-mail: <joyce.loch@gmail. com>. Canggu. [128] For Sale; Engine guard for all sportster Harley Davidson Nightster, Forty Eight, Iron, etc. Like new never use black colour gloss price 1.5 million. Call 081 774 8887. Seminyak. [129]

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SEMER VETERINARY CLINIC & PET SHOP Praktek Bersama

Drh Listriani & Associates Hours: Monday - Saturday 9:00 - 5:00 Jl. Raya Semer 882, Kerobokan, Kuta-Bali Telp: 0361 - 8544476 C/Ns/G-02 May 12

For information about taxation, please contact us:

DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF TAX REGION OFFICE OF BALI Call Center : (0361) 241555, 263894 Faximile: (0361) 263895 Email : humas.bali@pajak.go.id SMS Center : 081 238 88250 C/Ns/S-29 August 07

For Sale; Got an external WD hard drive to sell (1TB), full with around 900 movies in AVI format (years 20072012). I can send the list of movies per mail. Please make an offer. 0813 3798 4369. Kuta. [130] C/Ns/G-04 April 12

These ads are free. E-mail to: info@baliadvertiser.biz Cute, healthy, vaccinated pups for adoption from Bali Adoption Rehab Centre BARC call Linda 081 855 0947. [001]

Want to Buy; iPhone, iPad, iPod, Macbook all conditions (broken, normal, damage, lock, crack, etc). Text me if you have one: 0819 9905 5544. Kerobokan. [151]

Sale Labrador puppies (vaccinated, Pedigree). Healthy, funny. Call 0812 4644 3837. [017] Only genuine cat-lovers expected adopt my Persians. 0812-391-9893. [018]

Contact Bali Advertiser

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from the

A Blurb from the Kulture Kid! By Vaughan Hatch

Any cultural tips when looking for a maid? Gone were the days when it was easy to find a maid in Bali. Fifteen years ago there seemed to be a surplus of people who needed a job. Now, apparently it’s easy to find work in Bali and people are fussier about what they do for a living. Nonetheless, you still need to be wise who you choose to work in your house, especially if they are to live in – as they will become part of your everyday life. A person’s ethnicity and religious beliefs has a huge impact on how their work, so you need to about this first up. If they are Balinese Hindu, they will often need to request time off for ceremonies that don’t follow the Judaeo-Christian calendar. In fact, ceremonies and banjar/village commitments are so important to Balinese that they may even choose to quit their job if they can’t get the time off they request. If there is a death in their family or even in their local community, they may request leave immediately or simply not turn up the next day. If you choose a Muslim, you will need to be aware of what halal means to them. They will also want to take a couple of weeks off for Lebaran, which also doesn’t occur at the same time each year. They will want to return to their village which is normally outside of Bali. What’s more, if they are not content with their job or they get a better offer back home, they may not ever come back. Perhaps a Christian maid from Flores or Sumba? I have no personal experience but this could be a serious option since they are less likely to be choosy about their work or ask for much leave as they live too far away. Time off for Christmas and Easter are the norm but may suit expat families who go away during the ‘festive’ season. More next time on the cultural signs that your maid may just be planning to move on…

Employment Place your ad online at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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Looking a Chef for New Nini restaurant at Ananda Cottages in Ubud. Please Email: <anandaubud@gmail. com>. [694]

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We Provide: Housekeeper, Housemaid Babysitter/Nanny freelance & permanent Driver, Security, Gardener, Pool Cleaner Office Staff, Waitress, Cook, etc. English/Indonesia speaking, live in & out, female & male. Good Service With Guarantee C/Es/25 Jan 12

Teaching and Work Opportunities for Native English teachers in Jakarta & Bogor – West Java Location: Well-established language schools in Bogor and Jakarta

Requirement: Teachers with TEFL Qualification. In some cases other qualification will be considered, depending on the nature and extend of experience.

Benefit: Highly competitive salary + Accommodation Assistance, paid holidays and work visa provided. For detail, please visit www.efjakarta.com Please send your CV by email to: efswara@pacific.net.id C/Es/30 May 12

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POSITIONS AVAILABLE: Resort Mgr (Expat) Chef (Expatriate) Fin & Acc Managers Secretary / PA Senior Accountants Office / Admin Mgr Cooks / Exec Chefs Chief Engineer Marketing Manager HRD Managers VISAS AND PERMITS Business / Social - Entry and Exit KITAS - Work Permits Company Formation PMA - PT - CV - Local For additional jobs and information visit: www.concordservices-bali.com CVs welcome for all positions No fee to applicants - completely confidential mail@concordservices-bali.com Tel. 769073 Istana Kuta Galeria PM1 No. 18 C/Es/11 Jul 12

Looking for Shop Manager, experience in retail business, selling skills, good English. Good salary+commission. S e n d C V: < c o n t a c t @ thegallerybali.com>. [746] Looking for Production Assistant/Supervisor for Indigo: must have experience in garment or manufacturing, computer skills, English/ Bahasa. Please email CV to <sophia@indigokidsglobal. com>. [950] Looking for full time accountant. Must have good English and computer accounting software experience. Email: <info@ bambooku.com>. [951] Dicari Hair Dresser. Ph: Yanti 0878 6090 2826. [983] Need Staff for Waiter/s, good looking, 21-25 y.o. Experience min 1 year, good English speaking and writing, willing to work. Need Staff for Cooking, 21-25 y.o. Experience min 1 year, willing to work, salary 1.2 M - 2.2 M. CV to <baligarudamandiri@ ymail.com>. Call 0812 3999 1011. [991] Wanted: Driver, Photographer, SurfInstructor. Full-time. 0821 4570 4029 Tom. [992]. We require a Teachers Assistant (TA) full time. Please contact 081 755 7363. [993] Customer Services Part / Full Time. Female. Technical Support, Marketing. CV + Photo: <hrd@avatarsolution. com>. [997] Needed immediately an expert in food (raw food, vegan, organic). Waitress/ Waiter. Applications can be sent via email to <manik. organik@gmail.com> or Manik Organik Cafe, Jl. Danau Tamblingan 85, Sanur. [998] A fast rapidly growing Bakery in Bali needs Chef with qualifications as follows : Experienced, leadership skill, able to work as a team. Application and CV please e m a i l t o <balisgermanbakery@ yahoo.com> and CC to <info@rajabamboo. com>. [999]

Models wanted. Female glamour, age 18 to 35. No experience necessary, 500.000 Rp per hour for experienced with portfolio. Send sample photos and contact info to <magictoy@ aol.com>. [001]

URGENTLY REQUIRED INTERIOR DESIGNER DRAFTER

BOTH APPLICANT SHOULD BE - SPEAK ENGLISH - HARDWORKER - WELL ORGANIZED - EXPERIENCE IN SIMILIAR POSITION IS AN ADVANTAGE - EXPERIENCED WITH AUTOCAD, 3D, HAND SKETCH, PHOTOSHOP

Electric guitar teacher wanted for 16 year old. Tabanan area <info@ baliecolodge.com> HP: 0828 9700 6079. [002]

PLEASE SEND CV & PORTOFOLIO TO INFO@GWlNTERIORS.COM OR BRING TO GW INTERIORS JL BY PASS NGURAH RAI NO.296 SANUR BETNGANDANG TELP 0361-270030 NC/Es/11 July 12

HOUSE OF FEATHERS Is building their team and require:

Seeking Male / Female Receptionist & Public Relation. See detail at <www.dyatmika.org>. [003] Shop in Nusa Dua, looking for SPG / Shopkeeper. Have to Speaks English, good selling skills and a hardworker. Send CV to : <admin@nicoperez.co> or drop CV to Nico Perez Nusa Dua : Bali Collection Unit A14, Block B1. [006] Marketing/Sales experienced, to sell by phone and in person, base plus commission, Indonesian with good English, Balinese a plus, Ubud office. Complete CV with references <orgind12@ gmail.com>. [007] Office Superstar for Ubud office, experienced, QuickBooks, accounting, banking, customer contacts, email, coordination, multitasking. Indonesian with great English. Complete CV with references <orgind12@ gmail.com>. [008] Moksa Global is seeking motivated and hard-working personnel. Must speak Extremely fluent English with No accent. All positions require constant overseas communication with clients via the telephone & computer. Office is open Mon-Fri Only. Work hours are 9pm-2am (2.5mil IDR) + bonuses. Office is located in Seminyak on Sunset Rd. Please send CV and/or questions to <nivek124@ yahoo.com>. [010] Looking for: 1) An Administrative Staff. Excellent in XL, Photoshop, Internet, English speaking and writing. 2) A Textile Production Staff. English speaking, HP and motorbike required. Send CV to: <lawbali@bali-villasukapadi. com>. [011] Barista needed urgently, please email CV to <coffeehousebali@aol. com>. [021] Female staff for a villa in Seminyak, multi task, speak English. Contact (0361) 410397 office hours MonFriday. [022]

SPG WEB MANAGER PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER/ ACCOUNTANT Only apply if you speak English & have experience, passion & ambition Send CV to: office@featherandfind.com NC/Es/11 July 12

Office Staff vacancy Need smart female for an office in Kuta. Fluent in English, computer literate, great attitude, max 26 years old. Good salary and full benefits for qualified candidate. Post your Application letter, photo and CV to General Manager, PO Box 3547 Denpasar. NC/Es/16 May 12

YOUR BEST CHOICE FOR HOSPITALITY RECRUITMENT AND EXECUTIVE SEARCH

POSITIONS AVAILABLE: General Manager (Expat) - Nusa Dua Group Director of Sales & Marketing (Expat) - Bali Director of Sales & Marketing - Nusa Dua Executive Chef (Expat) - Seminyak Bar Manager - Seminyak Chief Steward - Kuta GRO Japanese (Expat) - Jimbaran GR Supervisor/Senior Hostess (5) - Kuta Financial Controller - Jimbaran

General Manager (Expat/Local) - Sanur Director of Sales & Marketing (Expat/Local) - Nusa Dua Director of Sales - Nusa Dua Restaurant Manager (Expat) - Seminyak Beverage Manager - Seminyak Beach Estate Manager - Balikpapan - Kalimantan GRO Russian (Expat) – Jimbaran Director of Finance & Business Support - Kuta Director of Engineering Consultant - Sanur

Our service is completely free of charge for candidates Please send your CV to jobs@globalexpatrecruiting.com For more jobs, please visit www.globalexpatrecruiting.com Jalan Dewi Sri, Blok C, Nr 3 • Kuta, Bali, Indonesia • Tel / Fax: +62/361.763.324 C/Es/G-11 July 12

Dickies Indonesia, the iconic American brand is looking to expand its Bali based operation. Seeking highly motivated individuals with the desire to join the Dickies team in establishing Dickies as a leading brand in the Indonesian market • • • • • • • •

Sales Manager Sales Representative – Jakarta Based Clothing Designer Graphic Designer Production Manager Shop Manager SPG Personal Assistant to Managing Director

All shortlisted candidates must have a university degree, excellent English verbal and communication skills and a minimum of 3 years experience working within the related industry. Send your English CV & latest picture to: bree@atomicfm.com.au NC/Es/11 July 12

Bali Advertiser

LOOKING FOR STAFF

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(Cari Tenaga)

Accounting Staff Female, Must be speak English fluently, Min 3 years experience, Max 30 years old, must be able to work under pressure, outgoing personality is preffered. Please email your CV to: vivi@asia-pacific-superyachts-indonesia.com NC/Es/11 July 12

A luxury villas in Seminyak need urgently for the pre-opening team: • Director of Sales • F & B Manager • Human Resources Manager • Spa Manager • Front Office Manager • Store Keeper • Executive Secretary General Requirements : • Excellent command in both written and spoken English and computer literate • Experience in similar position minimum 3 years with hospitality background • Able to work under pressure and flexible in working hour • Able to work in team or/and independently Please send your CV with recent photograph to: ayokerja2011@gmail.com not later then 17 July 2012 NC/Es/11 July 12

EMPLOYMENT SECTION ADVERTISING INFORMATION 1. Place your ad at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz for the quickest service. 2. You may also email, fax or post your ad into our office and we will email, fax or telephone you with the price. You may also visit our office to place your ad. 3. Ads looking for work are charged at Rp. 7.000 per word. 4. Ads looking for employees are charged at Rp. 11.000 per word. 5. Ads for business services are charged at Rp. 11.000 per word. 6. All ads must be paid before printing. All payments must be made at our office or by money transfer to our bank.

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Employment

11 July - 25 July, 2012

Fluent in English – written and oral Data Analyze & Computer literate-Word, Excel, Internet and relevant software system Organized & efficient Experienced in the same field at least 3-5 years covering in Apparel & Retails Business Operational, Warehousing & Logistics Managerial Level Expatriate/Non Indonesia citizens are welcome and at least live in Indonesia for a few years Responsible, Mature and Can work under pressure University graduated Directly report to General Manager Please send resume and recent photo to: The General Manager P.T. Hurley Indonesia And e-mail to henny_winartha@hurley.com

Cocoon Beach Club is looking for GRO’s. Candidates must have the following: Excellent phone manner, fluently in English verbal and written, great communication skills and teamwork, must have impeccable presentation, experience in the same field is an advantage but not essential. Pls send your app letter, CV and photo to: <wulan@cocoon-beach. com>. [012] Indonesian Cookery School opening shortly Require two experienced male or female Chef’s to teach tourists and expats Balinese and Indonesian cooking. This position requires a good command of English, car driving license and a happy outgoing personality. Please reply with photograph and C.V. to : <info@ turtleislandcookeryschool. com>. [013] Red Carpet Champagne Bar is looking for IT specialist. Good English. Flexible teamplayer. <jakko@ redcarpetchampagnebar. com>. [014] Printing Company, looking for Sales Executive and Sales Manager. Send your CV to: PT Mitra Grafika Utama, Jl. Gatot Subroto Barat 441 Denpasar or email to <info@mgu.co.id>. [015] Urgently Required !! A small catering company is looking for a full time Cook/Chef to take charge of the kitchen and 1 full time Assistant Cook, a person who enjoys cooking and learning. Must speak good English and have motorbike. Please send CV to <info@lynley.net>. [019]

Looking for Bicycle Guide German and English speaking, call Eny 0812 3624 2466. [020] Urgent! Female experienced English speaking Cashier and Waitress wanted for new restaurant Lacalaca S e m i n y a k . S t a r t t o d a y. Phone 0812 3632 4775. Email <lacalaca.bali@gmail. com>. [777]

PAUL ROPP Looking for ASSISTANT WEBSITE / WEBSTORE Skills: 1. CMS content management system (Linux-Windows) such as Joomla 2. Implement Website Pages in HTML, PHP 3. Able to update stock info on webstore 4. Able to use software such as Wordpress for website editing 5. Teamwork (1 or 2 years experience) Send your CV to info@paulropp.com NC/Es/11 July 12

New Restaurant in Central Seminyak look for experience Chef (Indonesian). Contact : 081 7973 8341, 081 755 5980. [023] Pool/Maintenance Boy Needed for small villa complex in Sanur. Pls call 0812 3628 1515. [024] Experienced shop staff required for busy retail shop. Must have three years experience, must have references and must have excellent English skills. Please Call Rani on 081 775 9365. [025] Housekeeper wanted for retired couple in Sanur, must have a good knowledge of English. Contact Kathy 0813 3845 9495. [026]

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Wanted: Driver with B1 Umum License for dive c o m p a n y. E x p e r i e n c e d , honest, hardworking, creative, careful and enthusiastic male. Preferred English speaking. Please contact at <info@ divecenterbali.com> or 081 2388 6881. [027] Urgent. Looking for Marketing Manager for Pizza Restaurant, call (0361) 885 5383. [029]

0361-9114472

Need staff urgently for Pizza Restaurant at Sanur. Text (0361) 885 5383. [030]

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Required for our new Store and Support Team 1. Secretary to Director Experience to handle secretary duties min 5 years, Excellent English skill and computer, highly dedicated, loyal, trustworthy, pleasant personality, confident.

PT Research In Motion Indonesia, the maker of BlackBerry®, is looking for starting entry-level candidates to join their team in Sanur, Bali. RIM® is a world leader in the mobile communica ons market and has a history of developing breakthrough wireless solu ons. BlackBerry App World is an applica on distribu on service which provides BlackBerry users with an environment to browse and download applica ons and games.

2. Store Manager • S1 Degree in any fields, experienced in the same position, good in leadership/supervisory skills, speaks English and/or other language would be an advantage. • Male (170cm), female (160 cm), well – groomed, proactive, energetic, with pleasant personality.

RIM is seeking driven individuals who can take our wireless data products to the next level in the global wireless market. Are you ready to make a diﬀerence in the world of mobile communica ons with RIM?

3. Accounting Female, single, S1 Degree in Accounting, min 3 years of working experience, capable to prepare Financial reports, proficient in using computer, must be honest, reliable, and able to work independently and in team.

Posi ons are available for BlackBerry App World Storefront Associates, an important role in the day to day opera ons of the storefront in BlackBerry App World. The successful candidate’s responsibili es will include reviewing and approving or denying new applica ons and themes that are submi ed to BlackBerry App World, as well as reviewing updated submissions and any ac vi es related to ve ng applica ons for distribu on in BlackBerry App World.

4. SPG (Sales Promotion) • D1 Hotel/Hospitality & Tourism Industry, speaks English and/or other language would be an advantage. • Male (170 cm ), Female (160 cm ), well - groomed, attractive, energetic, with pleasant personality.

Shortlisted candidates will have a university degree, strong English verbal and communica on skills, excellent a en on to detail and mul tasking skills, and the ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment. If you’re driven to take wireless technologies to the next level, it’s me you join the team at RIM. We oﬀer a challenging environment that fosters crea vity and rewards excellence. Employees also have use of our award winning BlackBerry!

Submit your resume at our Website, http://www.rim.com/careers, or email it and your salary expectation to whuyen@rim.com

We offer excellent career opportunities & advancement into facets of the company. Where you can end up is only determined by your ability, attitude & result. Please forward your resume to : Info.hrd@boostjuiceindonesia.com Only short listed candidates will be contacted.

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Employment

Bali Advertiser

11 July - 25 July, 2012

Urgent Looking For

BUSINESS SERVICES

Accounting M/F, 25 - 35 yr/o, min S1, min experience 3 yrs, good English, good computer literate, familiar with tax & preferably can work with MYOH. Hard-worker, strong analytical thinking, efficient, well-organized, selfmotivated. Willing to be based in Gili Trawangan. Send application & updated CV with recent photograph to info@giliecovillas.com NC/Es/11 July 12

SALES EXECUTIVE Bali’s leading sourcing / buying agency seeks dynamic, motivated, skilled sales person to Manage the Marketing and Sales for hotel and restaurant accessories division. - MUST be FLUENT in English (written and oral) - MUST be well presented, professional, mature and able to handle customer inquiries face to face and via internet. - MUST be computer literate - MUST be disciplined, and responsible, trustworthy and able to work unsupervised - MUST be available to travel for trade events (Domestically, Internationally) Only serious, qualified applications will be considered. Please send resume with recent photo before 20 July to : Jalan Gunung Salak #31A-Kerobokan OR e-mail to:

sales@sb-he.com NC/Es/11 Jul 12

All your photography needs. Wedding, villas, product, etc. Call 781 7447 or 081 2389 5551 for further discuss or portfolio please visit the website: <www.thenbagus. com>. [553] Faves, speacialist in; fine silver crochet jewelry, soft toys, hotel give-away amenities. Please call/SMS 0878 6116 3056. [524]

The Samsara Management Company in Bali providing services of Marketing and Fully Managed Hotel [100200 Rooms] and Villa Resorts around Bali. Inquiry email to <info@ thesamsararesorts. com>. [961]

Web Designer. I can help you to develop website with personal price, including hosting or domain name also printing project. Call 781 7447 or 081 2389 5551 for further discuss or portfolio please visit the website: <www.thenbagus.com>. [553]

Professional Photographer available during July Experienced in Fashion and Wedding Photography. Email: <meltjoeng@hotmail. com>, website: <www. awaywiththebirds.com>, or <www.meltjoeng.com>. [974]

For Bahasa course + Interpreter service. Call Moko 0812 3651 4990. [488]

Relaxing Massage. 0818 0555 9448. [994]

Private teacher Bahasa Indonesian for foreigner. Dwi 0813 3870 5158, <dwi. astari@yahoo.com>. [074] P r o f e s s i o n a l Photography services. Affordable price. Call: 0813 1017 7700 <www. AriosGallery.com>. [708] Photography services. Call 081 999 117 888. <www.BaliShoot.com> [654] Specialist for Biowood composite decking & flooring: durable, water & moisture resist, no twist, cracks, cupping, ecofriendly. All woodwork, stonework, painting / finishing for houses & furniture. E: <woodworking. bali@yahoo.co.id> / 0819 9985 7305. [614] Massage professional for Western. Call Cinta 0877 6100 8889. [611]

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Work from home, or the beach, or your home on the beach. Ready for an Internet Lifestyle? Free info < proel ead@ gmai l . com> . [947]

New in Bali ‘FeelingGood*FeelsGood’ healing technique for Physical Pain and Mental Blockings. Call Wayan 0878 6008 8098 <www. feelinggoodfeelsgood. com>. [945] Architect, experience design and build Villa Apartment. 0821 4588 0888, Kerobokan. [028]

looking for

ALL staff positions Please e-mail CV’s to: staff@kookaroos.com NC/Es/27June 12

SCALLYWAGS RESORT GILI TRAWANGAN ISLAND NORTH OF LOMBOK SEEKING AN EXPERIENCE

1. Resort Manager (Indonesian) Excellent interpersonal communication skill, fluent English, both written & verbal. Send your CV to: info@scallywagsresort.com NC/Es/11 July 12

Urgent looking for: Call

Fullbody Extra Massage Man2Man. Kuta areas. IDR 200.000/hour. Appointment: 0812 3933 0987. Arif Tattooed Masseur. [995] Wibawa Accounting Services & Insurance Consultant (General & Life) for any companies and individuals. Experienced in MYOB & QuickBooks (MS & Mac). Contact : 081 933 115 105 / <wbw.baliacc@gmail. com>. [005] Professional Massage 70K/ Hour. Fita, phone 0821 4656 6810. [900]

Front Office M/F, 25 – 30 yr/o, hospitality background, min experience 2 yrs, good english written & oral, good computer literate. Hard-worker, multi-task, efficient, problem solving oriented, well-organized, self-motivated. Good in interpersonal & communication skills. Accounting & MYOH knowledge is an advantage. Willing to be based in Gili Trawangan. Send application & updated CV with recent photograph to: info@giliecovillas.com NC/Es/11 July 12

MARKETING ADMINISTRATION meadsinbali.com We are a small Western style Boutique Hotel and Restaurant in Nusa Dua looking for a special person, male or female with the following attributes... 1. 2.

Go out and Enjoy Bali, trust your kids with us as we are fun, dependable and efficient. Contact us <easylifeinbali@live.com> (0812 5247 9458). We provide Great English and Indonesian lessons too! [009] Private tutoring for English or Bahasa. Professional female tutor. Home / office. Call: 0361-803 5005. [653]

3. 4. 5.

Experience in hotel/villa/restaurant. Marketing and promotions, not afraid to “get your hands dirty” Some experience with office administration an advantage, good English essential. Experience with I.T and knowledge of I.T Marketing & Promotions. Natural ability to communicate with guests with warmth and genuine care. Some Restaurant experience is an advantage.

Application should be 25 years plus, salary by negotiation, great opportunity to grow with a small organized and progresive family style operation. Contact Warren Mead for your personal interview... NOW! Email: info@meadsinbali.com or call 081999039518 NC/Es/11 July 12

Restoration Maestro. Make New or Better. Bicycle, Motorcycle, Car, Toys, Machines. Phone 0812 3608 8589. [017] Traditional Acupressure Massage Pijat Urat, for appointment 0821 4555 2681. [016]

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NANNY WANTED Single daddy, Seminyak, needs Nanny from 1 August to 10 September. 2 girls (10 & 14 yrs). Stay inhouse or at own place. Little housework & cooking. Drive own Motorbike, enjoy going to the beach, swimming. Nice salary. Write only with picture(s) to: singledad@loveyouforever.de

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Create design solutions which have a high visual impact for websites, advertising, posters, artwork, product packaging, exhibitions and displays, corporate communications and corporate identity (e.g. giving organisations a visual ‘brand’). The work demands creative flair, up-to-date knowledge of industry software and a professional approach to time, costs and deadlines. Skills/Qualifications: MAC based user with advanced knowledge in Adobe Creative Suites (Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator) and other relevant software. Package is competitive with Indonesian standards and in most cases includes training and salary growth above our competitors.

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Outgoing person to sell our sterling silver gemstones collections to leading boutiques and hotels throughout Bali and the greater Asian region. Requirements: *English/Bahasa speaking *5+ yrs experience in sterling or jewelry sales *willing to travel and work in our Ubud based head office Salary, commissions and benefits are provided References and salary history are required Fyi we are also committed to animal welfare and enjoy sharing our workplace with some Bali dogs. If you fulfill the above criteria, please send your application to: hrd.ptsmi@gmail.com Only short listed will be contacted.

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Community Groups

Part 8 of 8 (See all Community Groups at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz)

Yakkum Bali Project Yakkum Bali Project is a non-government organisation concerned with the rehabilitation of children and young adults who are physically disabled, offering training courses to enable them to become independent, both physically and mentally. For enquiries and support, contact Latra on Hp. 0812 399 0701 or <yakkum_bali@yahoo.com>. Yayasan BAWA (Bali Animal Welfare Association) Not for profit organization assisting Bali street dogs, offer free sterilization, vaccination, treatments and advice on animal care. Education programs held at local schools. Emergency ambulance also available 24hrs. For further information or to make donations please contact Klinik Hewan Ubud 0361 981490, Janice +62 361 977217 or +62 361 8564760. Email <bawabali@aol.com>.

library at Udayana University and together with YKIDS runs a scholarship fund for the semi-orphans from the Bali Bomb. We are also working on a number of projects with local NGOs. For further information, see <www.ykip.org> or email <info@ ykip.org> or call us on 759 544. Yayasan Kemanusiaan Indonesia / The John Fawcett Foundation In Bali 25,000 people are cataract blind, but are too poor to pay for an operation. Indonesia-wide, this figure is more than 3 million. Hundreds of children from poor families have cleft lips and palates. Many, many desperately ill children suffer unnecessarily because their parents cannot afford medical treatment for them. Yayasan Kemanusiaan Indonesia helps people in the lower socio-economic group free of charge with sight-restoring cataract operations, cleft lip and palate operations and medical treatment. But we can’t do all this without your support. For information on how to donate, see our website: <www.balieye.org> or contact our office at Jalan Pengembak 16, Blanjong, Sanur, Bali. Tel (0361) - 270 812, fax (0361) - 287 707, email: <yki@indo.net.id>.

Yayasan CIMD Supporting children with sponsorship to continue their education, opportunities for children with learning problems and organizing an extra program available for their friends and all the children from community. Medical programs based on actual needs; efficient and adequate. Reorientation and rehabilitation for Yayasan Metropoli Indonesia persons with special needs. CIMD works closely together Non-Profit Organisation working for art & cultural project for with other social organizations. For more information, visit the children in the Karangasem Regency. Co-operation our website <www.yayasancimd.org> system with the village, banjar, or local NGO in the community. 8 branches so far. Free courses of artistic expressions: Yayasan GUS dance, gamelan, painting, Balinese language, traditional Established in 2002, Yayasan GUS is a non profit organization, weaving, etc. Monday-Sunday, around 14.00 to 18.00. Other dedicated to improving Bali’s environment. Vision: Improve projects: mobile library & cine-club. Open for book donation. the environment of Bali. Mission: Work together with stakeholders Phone/fax 0363 22600, mobile 081 337 143 228, email to reduce environment pollution. GUS Activites: Beach Clean <metropoli.indonesia@yahoo.co.id> Up, Education Project, Non Toxic Pest Control, Public Toilet, Rubbish Bins, Environment Movies, Environment Events, Yayasan Peduli Kemanusiaan Bali (YPK Bali) Free Consultations. Legian 138 Kuta Bali. Telp. 62-361-759 323. Bali Humanity Care Foundation Fax 62-361-767 654. <www.gus-bali.org>, <info@gus-bali.org>. YPK Bali is dedicated to supporting people with physical disabilities in Bali. They have provided physiotherapy, YKIP (Yayasan Kemanusian Ibu Pertiwi) occupational therapy and education for people with disabilities YKIP is a charity dedicated to improving the lives of all those since 2001. Programs operate from their centre in Denpasar who live on Bali but with a focus on health and education. as well in villages through a Mobile Therapy program. YPK Amongst other projects YKIP has established a medical Bali focusses on those who come from disadvantaged

backgrounds who have no access to appropriate health services. For more information about YPK Bali and how to support them visit: <www.ypkbali.org>, email at: <info@ ypkbali.org> or connect through Facebook: ypkbali. Yayasan Senyum Bali Yayasan Senyum Bali-health care for people with cranio-facial disabilities. Facilities operations for cleft lip and palate and other cranio-facial deformities, due to birth defects, accidents, or tumuors. We help poor people from Bali, Lombok and further east, we raise funds for operations whether in Bali or Adelaide at the Australian Cranio-Facial Unit. We also work to build local skills, technology, and capacity through training and development. For further information see : <www.senyumbali. org>. Or contact us at : <yayasansenyum@yahoo.co.id> or fax (0361) 233 758. Yayasan Senang Hati A centre for physically challenged Balinese where they can meet and make friends, learn or share skills like painting, woodcarving, sandal making and practise English and computer skills. A gallery displays and sells works produced by the members. The centre is organized by the members themselves with some help from foreign volunteers and is located at Jl. Sasi Brata, Br. Tengah in Tampaksiring (near to the market). Contact: Putu Suriati, tel./ fax (0361) 974 872 or email: <yantin21@telkom.net>. Yayasan Sjaki-Tari-Us Yayasan Sjaki-Tari-Us has the purpose to support, counsel and accompany children with a mental disability in their development and participation to society. Located at the soccer field in Ubud, we have play-learning groups for young children and daily activities for young adults. We establish this by mobilising Dutch resources, knowledge and expertise and put it to the disposal of parents, teachers, counsellors and other interested people on Bali. Our mission is to transfer the resources in that way, that they can apply and transfer this themselves in the future. Contact: <sjakitarius.bali@ gmail.com>, Monkey Forest Road, Sebelah lapangan sepak bola. Ubud, Bali, +62 (0) 813 5718 1122.

COMMUNITY GROUPS is free for all non profit activities, groups, etc. For your group to be listed here contact: Bali Advertiser Tel. 755 392 / Fax. 764 191 or email : info@BaliAdvertiser.biz. Please notify our office for any corrections or changes. Let’s keep this up to date!

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Quick Sale; Heavy duty multi purpose mixer (B20-F MIXER). Volume 20 liter. Net weight 98kg. Voltage 220. Frequency 50 Hz. Bought 8million, sale only 5,5million nego. Rarely used, mint condition. Contact 089 8013 7777 for more details. <ac1dlove@yahoo.com>. Jimbaran. [225] For Sale; Rattan sofa, two chairs and matching coffee table. Only 7 months old. Rp. 2.000.000. Double bed 1.80*2.00m Rp. 2.000.000, almost new. Please send an e-mail so we can send you pictures. <infobali2012@ gmail.com>. Denpasar. [226] If you don’t know where you are going, you might wind up someplace else.

For Sale; Good condition Nikon D2x with 2 FC cards, battery and charger. 700$ E-mail: <drekwon@gmail. com> for photos and info. Kuta. [247] For Sale; New Samsung Galaxy SIII (GTI9300) 16 Gb white colour, 4,8 HD Super Amoled, 8 MP AF camera + 1,9 MP VT. Paid 7 mill ask 6,5 mill. Please call/sms 0812 7100 1930. [238]

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For Sale; Mini wireless router (SmartFren) Connects up to 5 devices and avoids the need for a USB dongle. As new with original box + all paperwork + warranty. Paid Rp. 900k, will sell for Rp. 600k. 0821 3205 8929. Seminyak. [049]

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by Dr. Rob Portraits and Nudes Paintings by Nina Packer At Nyoman Ada Gallery, Jl. Andong, Ubud Tel: 085857160140 The Bali Centre for Artistic Creativity is artist Bruce Sherratt’s studio, where he offers year round work-shops, seminars, and instruction to individuals and groups interested in discovering and unlocking their inner-creativity, primarily through the visual arts. The BCAC was founded by Bruce, who is a committed and experienced artist and international art educator. Bruce obtained an advanced degree in drawing and painting in London, England, and a further degree in Art Education at the University of Wales, U.K. He is a surrealist painter with a background in the psycho-therapeutic approach to teaching, and he has done substantial work on Rudolf Steiner’s color theory. Bruce’s courses are based on primary skills combined with hands-on instruction. They are also accompanied by theoretical and art historical considerations that underpin creative work in the arts. The more vocational courses place less importance on theory and greater emphasis on the sheer joy of creating art in the culturally rich environment that is Bali. Some of the BCAC courses are specially tailored for retired and semi-retired people, many of whom may never have drawn or painted before, or not since childhood. There are also courses for more experienced artists and art teachers, and programs for students. Additionally, there are classes and courses for those who consider themselves to have no artistic talent at all. Students at the BCAC acquire personal skills and confidence in creating art, and the courses lead to a deep and lasting appreciation of the visual and plastic arts and their inestimable value as regards self-development, self-discovery, and understanding the place of art in the context of history and culture. The BCAC also comprises of several outstanding colleagues, whose expertise includes creative-writing, poetry, sculpture, batik, photography, primal-painting, and creative bookmaking. Balinese culture, history, religion and customs are also presented and explained by local Balinese experts. On the first Thursday of every month the BCAC has an ‘Open Studio Night’ from 6pm onwards, with a bar and refreshments. The nights are very casual, and feature demonstrations, creativity exercises, collaborative art experimentations, and other weird and wonderful things. Usually the work of a ‘Featured Artist’ is on display. It is from one of these Thursday nights that the artist Nina Packer has emerged. Nina first came to the BCAC on an Open Studio Night, and then became a long term student. Bruce and his colleagues have watched in awe as they witnessed this talented woman emerge from her cocoon and blossom into a magnificent butterfly. Nina is an Australian who has settled in Ubud, and her passion is her art. Nina has an amazing eye for color and form, and she mixes, blends, scrapes and paints her

canvases with a unique and bold style. Nina likes to explore the human body, and, as the examples ‘Portraits 1, 2 and 3’ show, she has a penchant for portraits and Portrait 1 Portrait 2 nudes, in which she excels. Nina’s artwork is bold and bright, and she paints mainly in oils, which allows her work to gain a rich textured modern cubism effect. Nina’s exhibition is an admirable example of what can be achieved by studying at the BCAC. By participating in classes and courses at the BCAC you are sponsoring work done at the center with local orphans, and the physically and mentally challenged. The BCAC also provides free assistance and instruction to young Balinese artists, encouraging them especially to break away from stereoPortrait 3 typical commercial imagery, and discover their inner-creativity potential. Painted in Indonesia, Exhibited in Ubud Group Exhibition of Paintings At Adi’s Gallery, Jl. Bisma 102, Ubud Tel: 977104 Gallery owner and artist Adi Bachmann thinks that all serious artists, by nature and commitment, are seismographs of different realities, and they often are the people who deal sensitively with the contemporary circumstances in life. These artists might work on individual psychological topics, and they do research and express statements on such basics as: What makes a man a man? What are the specific possibilities or burdens of women? Or, how and why men and women, and people in general, are deeply related? These artists can watch social and political movements and observe their impacts in Indonesia and abroad. The artists can also document the conditions of nature in over-used and exploited environments. Other artists may experiment with colors in an abstracted way, and try to find out how they influence each other and how they can influence the viewer. Many of these topics inherent in contemporary art are addressed in Adi’s current exhibition at his gallery in Ubud. As the examples ‘Artworks 1, 2 and 3’ demonstrate, the exhibition ‘Painted in Artwork 1 Indonesia, Exhibited in Ubud’ shows a balanced mix of more than sixty paintings from thirty seven well-known and well-established artists.

These artists come from several Indonesian islands and also from abroad. The exhibition is a comprehensive look at the present Indonesian ‘State of the Art’. The artists on display include: Adi Bachmann, Agustian Artwork 2 Supriatna, Anas Etan, Antonius Kho, Anwar Djuliadi, Arga Dereja, Em Sumba, Gde Sudarma, Hutomo Ishii, Iwan Han, Iwan Koeswanna, Kenyut Djunaidi, Ketut Budiarsa, Kerry Pendergrast, Made Ariana, Made Mudra, Made Suparta, Neal Adams, Necky Sodikin, Nyoman Budiarta, Nyoman Suarnata, Nyoman Sutarja, Oktara Bakara, Peter Dittmar, Philippe Janssens, Pranoto, Ronald Wigman, Samarpan, Setyo Mulyo, Suliyat Buamar, Symon, Tini Wahyuni, Wayan Karja, Wayan Piadnya, Wisnu Sasongko, Wolfgang Widmoser, and Yadi Juliansyah. Artwork 3

ART & ARTISTS Limited Time Exhibitions Artists Museum Weeks Artists : Group Exhibitions Genre : Mixed Artworks Period : June 10 until Nov 30, 2012 Every day, 11.00 a.m. until 5.00 p.m. Location : Batu Belah Art Space, Jl. Prof. Dr. Ida Bagus Mantra, Br. Lepang Tel: 081338770097 Lost and Found Artist : Marijke Lambregtse Genre : Paintings Period : June 7 until July 30, 2012. Every day, 9.00 a.m. until 6.00 p.m. Location : Ganesha Gallery, Four Seasons Resort, Jimbaran Bay Tel: 701010 Ngudang Artists : The Papermoon Puppet Theatre Genre : Puppets Period : June 29 until July 29, 2012 Every day, 10.00 a.m. until 6.00 p.m. Location : Kendra Gallery, Jl. Drupadi 88B, Basangkasa, Seminyak Tel: 736628 Portraits and Nudes Artist : Nina Packer Genre : Paintings Period : July 5 until August 5, 2012 Every day, 9.00 a.m. until 5.00 p.m. Location : Nyoman Ada Gallery, Jl. Andong, Ubud Tel: 085857160140 Please e-mail Bali Advertiser to place your exhibition here free of charge. Bali Advertiser reserves the right to publish or not publish submissions.

SCHEDULE THAT Blue Party (27 July) It seems that colours are the theme for this year’s season and blue is the chosen colour for Cocoon’s second anniversary celebrations. Cocoon has definitely made a mark for itself amist the upmarket hangouts of Seminyak. Congratulations Cocoon! VIP with full bottle service is also available. Come along and enjoy the celebrations! Great entertainment is guaranteed too. Where : Cocoon Beach Club, Blue Ocean Boulevard, Seminyak Contact : 731266 info@cocoon-beach.com

with a week of artistic enjoyment and fulfillment. You can register on-line at the e-mail below. The Yellow Coco Creative Nest has an interesting story too. Canadian, Susan Allen together with her Indonesian husband opened the centre in order to offer creative and entertaining programmes for kids and adults. She believes that learning through art and movement is crucial for every child. Susan Allen is ensuring ancient forms of story telling including shadow play and puppetry in Bali is continued. Activities offered at the centre after school include Indonesian and English lessons through the arts, bilingual shadow puppetry programmes, mask-making and play, drawing lessons, story theatre, singing, drumming, dancing and more. Classes for adults are also available.

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(Norman Cook) who flies into Bali for this one day extravagganza. This is part of a string of events this summer for Norman incuding Ibiza and the day before this event at the Future Sounds Festival in Kuala Lumpur. It is fantastic news for Bali and indeed Potato Head to welcome Norman Cook from the UK. Norman will certainly spin the house with his own brand of ‘party acid house’. This is one of the first of many high season parties and promises to be full of sun, fun and Fatboy Slim. Also in the line up of entertainment is Potato Head’s own international residents including Lady Flic, Dipha, Stevie G and Stuart Mac. Tickets can be purchased directly from Potato Head or you can email them or buy them on-line at their website.

Canggu Club Summer Camps (16 July – 3 August) The holidays are in full swing now and if your kids are in to sports then sign up for one of these popular camps. The week commencing 16 July is a tennis or sport and fun camp, the week starting 23 July is soccer or gymnastics camp and finally from 30 July the choice again is tennis or sport and fun camp. Kids need to bring a hat, a water bottle, snacks and sunscreen. Water and lunch are provided. Discounts are available for siblings. It will certainly keep the kids busy and fit while having loads of fun and of course the opportunity to make new friends.

Where : Canggu Club, Jl Pantai Berawa, Canggu Contact : 8446385 info@cangguclub.com www.cangguclub.com

When : 10 am – 2 pm Cost : IDR2,000,000 or IDR100,000 Where : Yellow Coco Creative Nest, Jl Raya Nyuh Kuning, Ubud Contact : Susiawan 081 805630001 Yellowcoco@rocketmail.com

Internations Bali (19 July) The Internations group gather again, this time at the Pavilion restaurant, a new addition to the ever expanding urban sprawl. Batu Belig still has rice field views to enjoy but more restaurants are opening up and down the road which is a popular through route to Canggu now that the road has been surfaced. This area is definitely becoming popular and is developing fast. Pavilion is in an excellent location and with its stylish ambience, white roof and blue and white decor it is hard to miss. To attend this event you need to be a member of the Internations group first. You can become a member on line and you will then automatically get invites to these events and all you have to do is click on ‘attend’. The owners of Pavilion will provide free canapes and reasonably priced drinks including selected cocktails at IDR55,000, wine at IDR55,000 and specials on beers and spirits. A 10% discount off meals is also part of the deal. The Internations group is all about meeting new people, they welcome newcomers to Bali and it is an excellent place to network and make new friends. Don’t forget to become a member and click on attend first in order to add yourself to the guest list.

Holistic Holiday Arts Programme (16 July – 1 August) The purpose of this arts programme is to honour and explore, celebrate and revere life on earth through the exploration of local sites and stories in Bali using integrated arts of visual expression, music, movement, drama, poetry and storytelling as the tools for exploration which is what this centre is all about. Children aged 5 to 12 are invited to join the sessions and children are differentiated by age, skill and language ability. The programmes are bi-lingual in English and Indonesian. The first week focuses on the sun, the Pejeng moon and life on earth with a Pejeng Kingdom visit. Students will participate in sketching, drawing, nature installations, shadowplay, movement, drama and music. The second week features water, the ocean, turtles, marine life and the tale of the Bedawang Nala with a visit to Serangan Island. Students will learn to use watercolour, costume design and creation and will participate in movement, music and drama. The third week encompasses wind, wings, flight and the story of the Petulu herons with a visit to Petulu, kite making, prayer flags with dye, drama, music and movement. The final week embraces earth wisdom with Yellow Coco, Yeh Pulu and the Garden of Dreams with some gardening, mud wall creations, music, movement and drama. This is a wonderful opportunity for children to learn more about the local culture as well as developing their skills

When : 7 pm Where : Pavilion Bar and Restaurant, Jl Batu Belig, Kerobokan Contact : www.internationsbali.org

Kristian by Name (20 and 21 July) As part of their high season events, the Rock Bar invites you to join their sunset and late night session with Kristian Hernandez, DJ, Turntablist, Producer, Musician and Designer. Kristian Hernandez has moved dance floors across the continents, from London to Paris and Sydney to New York. The Rock Bar is a great place to chill out too with its stunning views. When : 5.30 pm (20 July) and 10 pm (21 July) Where : The Rock Bar, Ayana Resort & Spa, Jl Karang Mas, Sejahtera, Jimbaran Contact : 702222 fb.reservation@ayanaresort.com www.ayanaresort.com

Summer Opening Party (15 July) Potato Head made its grand entrance not too long ago and has certainly made a great impression with a superb entertainment programme! Their summer opening party features Fatboy Slim

Cost When Where Contact

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IDR800,000 3 pm Potato Head Beach Club, Jl Petitenget Seminyak 4737979 tickets@ptthead.com www.ptthead.com

Rave Romance with Sammy Simorangkir (13 July) Sammy Simorangkir will present his new album ‘Aku Kembali’ (I return). There’s a great line up of entertainment with a live band, Mcs, DJs and the Boshe models. If you are into the local music scene then this will definitely be a great evening. Where: Boshe Club, Jl Bypass Ngura Rai No 89x, Kuta Contact: 3603980 or 754461 boshebali.mkt@gmail.com

‘Think Pink’ Diva Lunch (19 July) Once again, the delightful Divas will come together for their monthly luncheon with a pink theme. However, this Diva lunch is particularly worthy of mentioning as Christina Iskandar has joined forces with the Breast Cancer Awareness Programme to raise funds for this worthy cause. There will be a raffle with prizes kindly donated by Cocoon, Miss Milne and Toni & Guy Essentials. Tarot card readings will also be available and all proceeds will go to this charity. It is always an afternoon of fun and friendships with a welcome drink upon arrival followed by a three course scrumptious lunch. The dress code is pink and there will be prizes for the best dressed pink Diva. You must purchase your ticket prior to the event. When : 12.30 pm Cost : IDR250,000 Where : Cocoon Beach Club, Blue Ocean Boulevard, Seminyak Contact : 731266 info@cocoon-beach.com

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HECTOR’S My Hat, it’s Good to See You A spell in Lombok can do wonders for the jaded soul, and thus it was recently when Diary and Distaff took some lovely Balinese friends from Nusa Dua, a family of five, to the island and to Gili Trawangan for a five-day break. We flew both ways, some among the party not being nautical types, and visited that other Kuta – the one on Lombok’s spectacular Indian Ocean coast – and Cemara near Lembar harbour. At Kuta we had a light brunch at Ashtari, the Australian owed place that offers a world-beating view along the ocean coast. Parties of little boys from the local villages were extorting traffic fees on the “road” – quotation marks essential – and Ashtari itself is for sale. Perhaps that says something about Lombok; we forbear to comment further. But the coffee was good and the view superb. At Cemara, later, there was an interesting incident. We’d returned across the narrow no-car bridge from a walk to the beach, where our friends had recently bought some land, to find our driver decamped. He was away getting a flat tyre fixed. We established ourselves at a little fizzy drink and high-cholesterol snack stall to await his return and fell into desultory conversation with a fellow customer, a local gent in a white skullcap who looked less than pleased that his afternoon had been disturbed by foreigners, even if most of the foreigners were from just across the Wallace Line in Bali. But he softened up eventually. And he broke into a huge and thoroughly bemused smile when, as we left, your previously chiefly silent diarist shook him lightly by the hand and said “Salam, Haji.” Ah yes, not all Bules are ignorant infidels devoid of even a minuscule grasp of local culture, Islamic practice, and essential nomenclature.

Comfort Zone We stayed two nights in Senggigi – one on the way in, one on the way out – and of course chose Puri Bunga, on the viewing hill opposite the art market, as our domicile. GM Marcel Navest is always good to chat to – even if he is no longer chairman of the Lombok Hotels Association, having quit late last year in pursuit of a less fractious life – and Novi in the restaurant was as lovely and attentive as ever at the breakfast table. On Gili Trawangan – to whence we were conveyed by Dream Divers (the diary had a quiet moment at Gerd’s Rock at Teluk Nara to say hello to friend Gerd Bunte, who sadly is no longer with us) – we stayed at Martas, back off the party beach and the home of former diver Martas himself, his wife Jo and their delightful preschool daughter Ayesha. It’s a lovely little spot. By the way, Gili Deli near the jetty and food market has fabulous Guatemala coffee. It’s more addictive than any of the other substances offered locally, and far more pleasant. There is one Trawangan demerit to report. One afternoon, having been let out alone, your diarist was strolling down the lane from Martas towards the shore and was accosted by a gentleman of very dubious provenance who intoned “Want drugs?” and, on getting the standard dismissive nothanks hand movement, came back with “Want a woman? It’s not a good look for the island (on which, by the way, you will now find police).

Do Drop In Bungee king AJ Hackett’s plushly private Pondok Santi bungalows on Gili Trawangan, which are managed by the redoubtable Baz and Georgie from New Zealand, are now taking paying guests. Hitherto the happy little cabins have been camping unmolested in Trawangan’s best-kept greengrassed parkland, where AJ set up a holiday place for his family. We stumbled on this intelligence by spotting a “bungalows for rent, inquire within” sign on the gate on our first morning walk around the island. We made an inquiry without and discovered they are being marketed as a chill-out spot for jaded jumpers and others and officially opened for business this month. There are six bungalows (there’s a 12-guest maximum at the resort) equipped with Wi-Fi, iPod docks and other accoutrements among modern life’s musthaves. Also available is a very nice boat – we’ve been on it – that when fully equipped for those with fat enough wallets could surely carry you around the islands in the style one imagines an Ottoman vizier might have enjoyed so greatly that he decided to be generous that day and not have his most mealy-mouthed eunuch strangled. Hackett invented bungee jumping three decades ago, inspired by the intrepid tree-leapers of Santo Island in Vanuatu, and has since made a mint out of getting people to plunge off tall things attached to ropes they doubtless devoutly hope are just a bit shorter than the vertical space into which they launch themselves. There’s one in Bali, where tourists jump from a tower in Kuta. His Trawangan retreat is for more sybaritic pursuits. Hackett says of his newly available facility: “It’s not your average resort. Pondok

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G’day and Ni Hao They’re still pouring in – foreign tourists that is. In the five months to May, 1,150,000 of them landed on our shores. That’s 9.31 percent up on the same period last year. The Aussies totalled 299,360 – my oath, that’s a whole lot of Bintang – which was up nearly 8.5 percent, but the standout performers were Chinese, whose 143,382 represented a 64.73 percent increase. (No, they’re not all in Pepito Express at Bukit Jimbaran at the same time; it’s just that it sometimes seems that way.) Bali chief of BPS, the national statistics agency, I Gede Suarsa, said when releasing the figures that 31,432 tourists had come here on cruise ships. The overwhelming majority of arrivals chose instead to experiment with chaos theory at Ngurah Rai International Airport. Interestingly four countries turned in a decrease in Bali arrivals: Japan, down nearly 11 percent; Taiwan (14 percent); France (2.15 percent); and the biggest non-performer, the USA, was down by nearly 60 percent. Last year a total of 2.82 million foreign tourists visited Bali, up 9.72 percent on 2010.

Moving Sale; Tables, chairs, AC, fridge, bamboo curtains, pillows, household, plates, mirrors, garden plants, closets, mattress, beds, electric, water heater, fans, sinks, toilets. 0857 1109 3547, 081 7979 9922. <ceaderphoenix@yahoo. com>. Seminyak. [249] For Sale; Surfboard Byrne 6’4”x19, 5x2,5. Surftech Tuflite technology! Shaped by Michael Baron. Good condition! Fin system: 3xFCS. Board + Hawaiian HotGrip pad. No leash, no fins. Price of new board at Poppies: 8 million!! Price: IDR 3 million! 0877 4726 0194. Legian. [246]IDR 3 million! 0877 4726 0194. Legian. [246]

For Sale; Laptop Sharp type PC-M4000 and laptop Sony Vaio series PCG-V505GSP condition both dead. Give me an offer. Contact 0812 3963 6236. Ubud. [244] For Sale; Assorted original Tiger motorbike parts including rear suspension, tyres panels, & tank. All for 800.000 Neg. Contact 0812 3963 6236. Ubud. [245] For Sale; New bathroom storage/trolley. Perfect design, very stylish, easy to clean. Must sell. Purchased new 200,000. Will sell for only 80,000IDR ONO. For photos / info <vb.nm.cq@ gmail.com> or 0819 3621 3317 SMS. Sanur. [232]

Tugu Times The decoratively desirable Hellen Sjuhada, who is now promoting the Tugu Hotel at Batu Bolong, tells us of an event there on Sunday, July 29, that would be a delight to attend and indeed we might try to force our way through the traffic – the Bukit to Batu Bolong is not an easy ride – on that occasion. It is not one to lightly miss, since as well as gazing upon the ocean while lit by torches and candles and sipping languidly from a glass of wine (and being within sight of the delicious Hellen would add further lustre) you get the chance to lie back on pillows and watch and listen as Legong dancers and Gamelan musicians serenade you with tales of love and passion from old-time Bali. The event, which will set you back Rp250K if you just want cocktails and Balinese canapés or Rp450K for the full dinner – with an early-bird Facebook special offering 15 percent off – showcases an artistic spectacle that once upon a time was seen only in the courtyards of Balinese royal palaces.

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Pelegongan was very popular in the early 1900s and was revealed to the world by artists such as the Belgian painter Adrien-Jean Le Mayeur, Canadian composer Colin McPhee and German painter-choreographer-writer Walter Spies. Over time it was subsumed by more modern streams of gamelan, but today the tradition is kept alive by the Mekar Bhuana Conservatory, which has re-popularised court gamelan and dance traditions. Tugu Hotel has full details of the July 29 event if you’d like to experience the old Bali.

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Ubud is an eclectic spot, as it pays never to forget. But it is perhaps slightly less so at the moment with the absence from its many wondrous scenes of writer, blogger and passionfruit cowgirl Jade Richardson, who is in Ecuador. Never mind, she’ll be back in these parts within a month or so and, we hear, with a treat in store for scribblers. This will take place not at Ubud, however, but on Lombok’s magic Gili Air, where she’s organising a writers’ workshop in September. The Way of the Writer (Sept. 11-15) invites book writers, stuck novelists, blocked poets, memoirists, bloggers and those who wish to fall in love with the source of their written magic to retreat to a quiet island paradise to connect to the spirit of their story and learn the writer’s arts.

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Gili Air, along with Meno and Trawangan are renowned for diving and snorkelling, or if you prefer to relax without exertion, for dining, reclining and imbibing. Richardson – who told us by cyber-chat recently that she is enjoying the Andean cloud forest, though she admits it’s a tad frio – suggests you might want to dive deep into the soul of your writing. Great idea! We’ll have a Hemmingway on the rocks, thanks. You can contact Richardson for details and prices at http:// passionfruitcowgirl.wordpress.com.

To the Moon and Back Casa Luna, the Ubud eatery in which proprietor-doyenne Janet DeNeefe can often be spotted having a quiet cuppa, was 20 years old on July 10. My, how time flies. It must be 13 years, then, since your diarist first passed the doors of the establishment and stole a glance inside. That’s been a regular treat ever since. Hector can be contacted at reachme61@yahoo.com He blogs at wotthehec.blogspot.com and is on Facebook: Hector McSquawky Copyright © 2012 Bali Advertiser You can read all past articles of Hector’s Diary at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz NC/Ns/I-16 May 12

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For Sale; D-Link USB WiFi adapter. Model DWL-G122. Very fast (802. 11b/g). In original, sealed package. Bought in Singapore for SIN$63.00. Now only Rp. 200,000. Located in Sunset Rd. near Simpang Siur. Tel.: 0821 4633 7458. [229]

For Sale; Amazon Kindle 3 complete set like new+bonus more than 2000 popular books, readlamp, leathercase. E-mail: <hub.istimewa@ yahoo.com. SMS +62 858 8000 2500. Great for books maniac! Cheap price! Jimbaran. [032]

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For Sale; I am clearing out my lovely antique Indonesian textiles, songkets, ikats, etc. Good prices for textile lovers. Phone 081 139 5963 or e-mail: <masapt@yahoo. co.uk>. [252]

For Sale; Lite small trailer for carrying large surfboards (stand up syrfers, windsurfing boards, kayak + paddle boats). Can be pulled by small bike or car. Paid 2.5 jt. Best offer. 0812 3608 8589. Jimbaran. [170]

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Wanted to Buy; Blankets, bed covers, quilt cover or duvets for queen and king size beds. Prefer plain colours. Ph or SMS 0821 4639 3825. Seminyak. [253]

For Sale; Android mobile phone Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini with many applications, very good condition as new complete with box and accessories. bought for 2.1jt sell for 1.3jt. Pls SMS 0878 6069 7604. Denpasar. [221]

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For Sale; Electric Mobility Scooter, Marshell DL248003, heavy duty. Only 1 week old. New cost Rp17 Million, sell Rp14 Million. See: <http: / / w w w. b o s c l i p . c o m . a u / mobilityscooters.html>. Annie, Sanur, 0812-36397725. [014]

For Sale; Dodge Custom 200 Pick-up, new tyre, very excellent condition, all still original. (0361) 782 9999. [002] For Sale; Range Rover Vogue year 2000, green, low mileage, 20” tyres, excellent condition. Call (0361) 792 9999. [003] For Sale; Honda CRF450R. 2009, complete paper; STNK, BPKB. IDR 100 million Nego. Call 0813 1122 2263. [004] 2010 Suzuki Estilo, red, 11000km, manual, window tint, excellent cond, Ubud, Rp120 million. Tel Made 0813 3868 1347. [005] 4Sale Kijang LGX 1.8 EFI automatic, blue metallic, year 2000, DK Bali, always serviced at Toyota, 97jt. Kerobokan. For photos e-mail: <planet7bali@gmail. com>. [006] Feroza ‘96, red/grey, original and good condition, 53mill. nego, contact 0813 3902 7987, <bernbran@yahoo. com>. [007] Grand Cherokee 3.6 Limited & 5.7 Overland; Wrangler Sport 2 & 4 doors; Wrangler Sahara 2 & 4 doors; Wrangler Rubicon 2 & 4 doors; Jeep Patriot; Compass; Chrysler 300C; Dodge Journey; Wrangler 4 doors ‘10; Chrysler 300C ‘11; Visit Nadia Auto Graha Chrysler Bali Authorized Dealer, Jl. Teuku Umar 70, Denpasar. Ph. (0361) 237 008. [008]

For Sale; Avanza, year 2007, black. IDR 130 juta, Nego. 0813 5301 4183. [010] Porsche Boxter S; Porsche Panamera. Range Rover Evoque 4 & 2 doors 2012; Land Rover Discovery 4; Toyota FJ Cruiser; Toyota Prado; Toyota Vellfire Gold 2 Series & Alphard SC; Lexus RX 270 & Toyota Harrier; Mini Cooper S Coup; Fiath Abarth Esseesse; Smart Car ‘11; Mazda 6 ‘09. Visit Nadia Auto Graha, (sales, service & spareparts) Jl. Teuku Umar 70, Denpasar. Ph. (0361) 237 008. [011]

Watercraft 2000 Yamaha XL 1200 wave r u n n e r, g o e v e r y w h e r e Shorelander trailer, rebuilt engine, extra clean, lots of accessories, price Rp 60Juta. Email <deepbarrels@ hotmail.com>. Phone 0878 6240 7804. [012] For Sale; Catamaran Dart 15 + extra big sale with Harken material + trolley in very good condition. Asking price = 45.000.000 Rp. For info call : 0813 5302 6067. [013]

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The Rotary Clubs of Bali and the Bali Red Cross Blood Bank are working together to increase the awareness about the severe shortage of Rh Negative Blood types here in Bali. These are much less prevalent in Asian populations (0.3%) vs. European populations (10%). If you have Rh Negative Blood and would be prepared to help save a life, please contact the Bali Red Cross Blood Bank office today at 0361-227 224 and one of their mobile units will visit you at your home/ office/hotel for your generous donation.

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Do No Harm in the Mountains: Bali Eco Village It’s truly a wonder how much Bali’s physical character can change in the course of just an hour’s drive. Climbing north out of Denpasar into the bracing mountain air of central Bali, the road finally leveled off in the village of Belok-Lawak at 900-1200 meters above sea level. We soon realized that we had missed the turn, double backed and started down a steep narrow semi-paved road. As we descended ever deeper into a secluded valley, Mita leaned forward and tightened her hands on the steering wheel. Passing by women carrying sacks of coffee beans over their shoulders, we were completely surrounded by secondary forests, vegetable and coffee gardens. I could see The Bali Eco Village sprawled over the side of a sloping treecovered hill up ahead. Mita put the old Kijang in first gear to let the engine do the braking. I tried to make light of the situation, but she told me that driving at a 45-degree angle was no joking matter. “It will be funnier tomorrow,” I said. Mita gunned it up the last hill and suddenly we rolled into the entrance of the resort, someone waving us into a parking space under a canopy. “I hope they’re friendly,” I thought as two gigantic dogs bounded up. A Great Dane called Cindy and the LabradorPoodle mix named Bulu were more than friendly. They were lapping panting drooling bundles of love. A smiling young man greeted us in a garden in front of the main building, a kid’s playground of swing sets, trampoline, walkways and foot bridges over koi ponds. We were invited into the lounge to register and treated to a cup of homegrown herbal tea. We learned that this unique structure, which reminded me of a miniature tropical equivalent of the Sydney Opera House, had consumed 750,000 bamboo roof tiles, 350 bamboo trees and took 2-1/2 years to construct. The huge common room, furnished with a bar, a small library, a regulation-size pool table, a children’s play center, and lush sofas facing a deep open hearth, had the intimacy of someone’s personal mountain lodge. On the other side was a cozy five-table restaurant kept warm by a tall patio heater. Behind the dining room was a sunny terraced garden with a pond and covered pavilion. We were led through the gardens and down to a bamboo structure, one of five bungalows built against the hillside overlooking a hidden valley. The fanciful building style, ornamentation and surrounds were right out of a scene from the Hobbits. With a king size bed downstairs and two single beds upstairs, the interior was rustic yet artistic with every piece of furniture and the majority of the building materials made of bamboo - railings, stairway, clothes stands, wastebaskets, bed frame, lashings, a soaring bamboo shingle roof and woven bamboo floor matting that bounced when you tread on it. Even the curtains had bamboo motifs. In our room and in every building of this 2 ha hilltop resort a strange and wonderful juxtaposition of Balinese furnishings and Melanesian artifacts were evident: Asmat shields, Dani hunting arrows, cassowary feather headdresses, cuscus teeth necklaces, cowry bracelets, boar teeth talismans. Blessedly, there was no TV, yet the satellite Wi-Fi connection was as good as we get in Tabanan. On the bed was a rare sight on Bali: a comforter and two blankets. I walked out on to the verandah. As far as the eye could see we were in the heart of an undisturbed forest. By this time, it was late afternoon the staff helped us build a wood fire. Homemade Ravioli in the Middle of Nowhere In the early evening, we headed up to the dining room for dinner. Sitting at the next table was an Indonesian family from Jakarta with a 3-year-old boy and 7-year-old girl. Pak Irwan had tried to locate BEV by using the travel site Agoda’s travel grid, but the resort was too far off the grid to be found anywhere on Agoda’s polygon, only appearing as a dot in the middle of a big blank space in north-central Bali. We were literally off the map.

Just because BEV is isolated, it doesn’t mean we weren’t going to eat well. The women in the kitchen, taught Mediterranean-style cuisine by the staff of the Zanzibar restaurant in Seminyak, prepared a rotating menu of exotic dishes like Carpaccio Zucchini, Spaghetti Arabbiata and healthy organic salads. The pastas, bread and Focaccia, fresh fruit, real fruit jams, juices, cereals, yogurt, cakes and desserts were all homemade. Free-range chickens and pigs used in the restaurant are raised on the property, while lamb and beef are imported from Australia. The kitchen is just as adept at meatless fare, having just hosted a yoga retreat for 28 people led by an Indian guru from Ubud who took over the entire resort for six weeks. The girls in the kitchen had to learn Indianstyle probiotic vegetarian cooking that included such hard-toget ingredients as organic red rice and pink sea salt. Later that evening I met Mario, the resort’s consultant, who had just driven up from south Bali on his motorcycle. He walked shivering into the dining room dressed in shorts and sat down in mouth of the mammoth fireplace. Mario had been helping his friend Gabriel put in a commercial kitchen for a new mozzarella cheese factory in Seminyak. Mario met the resort’s owner Enda Rufiko 20 years ago when they worked together for the same company and have worked together on many projects ever since. Endah, who lives in Jimbaran, does all the paperwork, legalities and accounting for the resort while her husband Mo takes all the bookings and often drives guests up here from the airport. The resort had its start in 2009 at a time before the Tukad Bangkung Bridge – the longest in Bali, the sixth longest in Indonesia and one of the highest in Asia - was built and you had to descend down a maddening road and cross the river. The Rufikos built the big bamboo building first, which they thought was going to be semi-permanent, then they were struck by the idea of creating an eco-resort.

supporting. An agro resort in almost its purest sense, secondary forests and passion fruit, papaya, jeruk selayar and banana trees surround the property. The spices and herbs for tea and food preparation and 100% of the organic vegetables are all grown in the hotel’s own 20 are organic garden and greenhouses five minutes walk up the hill in back where a special insecticide of tobacco, garlic and chilies is used – from a formula that Mario learned from his grandmother in the old country. The resort has given jobs, training and education in order to preserve the unspoiled environment. Wastes are segregated and recyclables collected. The water for the gardens is recycled and water for drinking, cooking and bathing are all locally sourced from a mountain spring. The gargantuan effort that the Rufikos and Mario have put into making the enterprise as self-sufficient as possible has resulted in a diversified mix of forestry and agriculture that has left the surrounding ecosystem intact. Later that night, staring out into the deep silent darkness from the star-lit verandah, there was not a single electric light to be seen across the whole horizon. Hopefully this small remote enclave will be spared irreversible loss, a tiny part of Bali’s immeasurably precious natural capital. Practicalities Bali Eco Village, Banjar Dinas Lawak, Sidan, Kab. Badung, office 081-999 886-035, reservations 081-236-463-269, email: baliecovillage@hotmail.com. Standard bungalow rates: USD$100++ per room (2 persons); extra person USD$20++. Standard room: USD$50++ per room (2 persons); extra person USD$20++. Children under 5 free. Check for last minute and low season specials, with up to 25% to 50% off, depending on the season. Rooms have private bathrooms, hot water, fireplace or small gas heater. The entire property and facilities may also be rented on an exclusive basis (capacity 20 adults) for yoga and health retreats with maid service included. Special menus can be arranged.

Hard-earned Green Credentials The next morning after breakfast we were each issued a bamboo tongket walking stick and set out with the Irwan family on the steep path down to the river gorge and with Cindy and Bulu boisterously leading the way. Before long we arrived at a woodsmen’s shack with a lily pond and a small yard with coffee beans drying on mats. Pak Ruko, a coffee farmer with nutbrown skin and the p i c t u r e o f septuagenarian health, greeted us and brought out cushioned wicker chairs so we can sit in the sun. Our host handed the kids some palm sugar candy and taught them how to say “thank you” in Balinese. The old man then showed us how to operate an old wooden coffee husking machine and a rock cave that he carved out by hand for 20 years “so my grandkids will remember me.” We walked with him down to his coffee gardens, and then continued down to the river where we lolled about as the dogs splashed around in the pool under the waterfall. Harnessing the power of this river has been no easy matter. When the resort was first built, PLN was able to provide 5000 watts of energy from the village road, but 3000 watts of power would be lost on the way down to the complex because the cable was too long and a bigger cable would be too expensive. With the help of the local community, a small dam was built in the upper part of the river. From this containment pool, water flowed down through a pipe supplying energy for a turbine. But because the water flow was too strong, a Rp10 million rupiah stabilizer was installed to decrease the energy. Now technicians are building a system that will generate enough power to supply lighting for the bungalows. “You’ve got to be tenacious if you hydropower to work,” Mario told me. Using totally natural materials and employing traditional craftsmen, Bali Eco Village’s aim is to be completely self-

The spa, a few minutes walk below the main building, offers cleansing facials, natural herb body scrubs and baths and traditional Balinese mandi lulur and aromatherapy oil massages. Guests can request a yoga session in the large covered bamboo yoga space, in a smaller indoor yoga room or down on the river in the midst of nature. All spa products are fresh and hand made. Activities range from a complimentary walk to the waterfall, bathing in the river, bird watching and horse-riding. For anyone who wants to trek on their own the staff will loan them a handheld radio. Further afield is hiking to Nung Nung waterfall, climbing a volcano, white water rafting on the Ayung River and rice fields panoramas at Jatiluwih. The most popular is the 3-hour mountain and village cycling tour (Rp250,000++ per person) that first takes bikes and riders in a van 10 km north, then participants coast back down off the main road through villages, temples with panoramic stops along the way. For more options, ask Wayan who knows everything about the area and speaks good English. To get to Bali Eco Village, head first to Sangeh Monkey Forest, then follow the main road north to Petang and Pelaga. At the crossroads in Pelaga go straight down to the long bridge, then after 3 km you’ll see the sign on the right. BEV is two hours from Singaraja, Denpasar or Amed; 1.5 hours from Ubud.

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A brand new development of luxury villas with fantastic OCEAN VIEW and 5 stars resort FACILITIES including on Site Management, Beauty Salon and spa, restaurant/bar, 24 hours room service, Communal 25 meter lap pool, secure off street parking, Gym, Security Post, Wireless broad band Internet, Minimart etc. located just 5 minutes from Dreamland.

这个全新发展的豪华别墅，有梦幻般的海景和5星级度假村的设施，包括现场管理团队，美容沙龙和水疗，餐厅／酒吧，24小时客房服务，此社区公用的25米长泳池，安全的停车场，健身房，保安岗位，无线宽带上网，小超市等，它离巴厘岛的梦境 (Dreamland) 海滩仅5分钟。

presents...

THE OCEAN VIEWS

BENEFITS:

效益： - Own freehold villa with 5 star resort facilities 拥有5星级度假村设施的别墅 - Early purchase will enable you to maximize your capital gain 尽早购买，使您能将资本收益最佳化 - 3 years guarantee rental return 24% 保证3年的租金回报率为24％ - Located among the famous desti nation area in Bukit 位于巴厘南半岛武吉 (Bukit) 著名的景点区域中 - Fantastic ocean views 可观赏美妙的海景 - minutes away from international air port, dreamland championship golf course, and fine beaches in Bali 离国际机场，梦境锦标赛高尔夫球场，和一些美好的海滩仅十几分钟

WHY BUY THE OCEAN VIEWS?

为何要购买海洋风景别墅？ GOLDEN INVESTMENT 这是个千载难逢的投资机会

TOURISM DESTINATION CENTRE 别墅地点位于旅游目的地的中心

200% better than bank deposit 比银行存款好200％ Bali to be the host of Miss World 2013 event and Miss World Contest in 2014 巴厘岛将举办2013年世界小姐活动，并主办 2014年世界小姐竞赛

Minutes away from Dreamland Golf Championship Course, International Airport, Padang-padang and Uluwatu beach 离以下地点仅十几分钟：国际机场，梦境锦标赛高尔夫球场，乌鲁瓦图海滩 (Uluwatu)，巴东海滩 (Padang Padang)

THE BEST QUALITY CHOICE 高质量的最佳选择

REASONABLE PRICE 价格合理

Developed by a trusted contractor 由可信赖的承包商所开发 APEC Summit 2013 to be held in Bali 2013年亚太经合组织峰会将在巴厘岛举行

At US$368K you can own freehold villa with 5 star resort facilities 花$368,000美元, 您即可拥有包含5星级度假村设施的别墅

Websites 网站: www.bali1stop.biz, www.theoceanviews.com For further information 如需更多资讯 Email 邮箱: info@bali1stop.biz Phone 电话: +62 361 782 2202, +62 361 895 4035 Mobile 手机: +62 816 57 4867 C/Re/I-11 July 12

Real Estate

Bali Advertiser

11 July - 25 July, 2012

New House For Sale Freehold

Brand new townhouse, 27 units, close to Kuta & Denpasar, modern furniture, deluxe bedroom, fully equipped kitchen, sat TV, hot water IDD telephone, laundry, room service, 24 hours security. Jalan Pulau Galang 324, Denpasar.

Fantastic location off Kunti II 3 bedrooms all ensuited, walk in wardrobes, jacuzzi, maidroom, livingroom, kitchen, lock up garage. All western standard, 2 story total floor space 180sqm. All this for Rp. 1,95 Billion. Call Indonesian : 081999479803 Call English : 087860375139

Call: 081 139 2666 or 484999 info@tamanayu.com www.tamanayu.com C/Re/I-25 Jan 12

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SEMINYAK

3 & 4 bedroom villa at Drupadi Seminyak. Daily or weekly. Swimming pool, daily maid, Wi-Fi, hot water, open living and kitchen. And also have 2 bedrooms in Legian. Please call +62 819 1636 2285. [3866]

Room for Rent in 3 Bedroom Villa in Seminyak, close to Sunset Road. Includes flat screen, AC, DVD player, WiFi, bathroom. Sharing kitchen, washing machine, and pool. Maid service and parking provided. Only Rp. 250.000,per night or Rp. 5.000.000,- per month. Call Renny: 0812 46 515 101. [5216]

Seminyak / Legian, Beachfront 2 bed / 1 bathroom Apartment in Outrigger Hotel for sale. Luxurious marble and glass finish. Fully furnished with 34 year lease and showing good managed returns. US$ 319.000. Contact Ian <karakabay@gmail.com>. [4865] Sublease Villa in the heart of Seminyak behind Oberoi for 10 years, 7 Ara land, 4+2 bedrooms, fully furnished, cable TV, Wi-Fi, security & housekeeping, large kitchen, swpool, courtyard, spacious indoor & outdoor lv room. Call owner now: +62 812 386 6658, +62 818 0569 9355. E-mail: <avatarintl@cbn.net.id>. [4744]

avanee residence BALI

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

ONLY Rp. 2 million / month

Perumahan Graha Kencana Jl. Imam Bonjol, Denpasar Bali - Indonesia Phone: +62 361 8888033, 081 999 696 334 www.AvaneeResidence.com C/Re/G-18 April 12

BERINGIN PROPERTY Local Agent and Local Prices

KEDUNGGU - Kedunggu. 56.8 Are, 700m from the beach with sweeping ocean views. Power and sealed access. Already Perumahan aspect, Ready to build and is on the edge of a beautiful Bali village. The block shape is 50m by 100m and is gently sloping towards the ocean. PRICE : IDR 125 Mill / Are BELALANG,TABANAN - 4 Are, 8m Road access, Ready to build. Rice field paddy views. Freehold. PRICE : IDR 155 Mill / Are - 6 Are, 3m Road access, Ready to build. Rice field paddy views. Freehold. PRICE : IDR 90 Mill / Are - 9 Are and 11 Are, 3.5m Road access. Ready to build. Rice field paddy views. Freehold. PRICE : IDR 95 Mill/ Are - 10 Are, 6m Road access, Ready to build. Rice field paddy views. Freehold. PRICE : IDR 90 Mill / Are JIMBARAN - Kampial, 8 Ha, on the cliff with beautiful Jimbaran beach views,Ready to build. Sealed access. Freehold. PRICE : IDR 100 Mill / Are - Dreamland, 4.2 Ha, Spectacular Dreamland cliff top, 6m sealed access, Ready to build. Freehold. PRICE : IDR 700 Mill / Are Jl. Darmawangsa No. 1, Tanah Lot - Bali - Indonesia Phone: +62 361 8483743 Fax: +62 361 8483743 Web: www.beringinproperty.com Email: info@beringinproperty.com / beringinproperty@yahoo.com C/Re/I -11 July 12

Monthly - Yearly - Daily

Freehold Seminyak villa with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, pool, garage, small garden, fully furnished, for urgent private sale (no agents). Rp. 2.25 Milyar negotiable. Contact <tutievans10@yahoo.co.id> (for photos) or 0812 8613 3251 to view. [5018]

2 bedroom villa close to Bali Deli, for short term and longterm, swimming pool, internet and full furnished. Own carpark, quiet & private area. 3 bedrooms but no pool. Also available a couple of small rooms to rent daily/weekly/ monthly. Call +62 813 3832 8877 / +62 818 565 235. <magicofbali@gmail.com>. [5055]

Land for lease Jl Tejaga Waja off Jl Petitenget close to Sentosa Resort, 5 to 6 are, 50 year lease, 16mil/are. Great location for villa. 081 2389 0994 or <peter@penjorbalimandiri. com>. [5103] Right on Seminyak Beach villa for rent, 1st July to 31st October, 2 floors, 2 bedrooms, living, furnished, garden, outdoor terrace, meditation hall. Phone 0819 3627 1044. E-mail: <ser.antonino@gmail.com>. [4245]

• Affordable budget price for MONTHLY/YEARLY/DAILY. • Pool, Wifi, TV cable, Hot/Cold shower, Daily cleaning service. Address III Jl. Raya Seminyak Gang Tamansari (Formenly Gang Goa) No.2 Ph. +62 361 8475747. Mobile: 087877981880 Address I Jl. Werkudara Gang Bintang No. 4 Legian Address II Jl. Raya Legian II Gang XXVII No. 473, Legian Kaja - Kuta.

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2 storey house furnished, 2 bedrooms w/ensuite bathrooms, pool, Wi-Fi, 2AC, w.heater, TV-cable, close restaurant Oberoi, shortterm. Also 1 small house semi furnished close to Bali Deli & 4sale 10 blocks beachfront land in North Bali. 0821 1495 4431 / <jasmin010112@gmail.com>. [5106]

Land lease Seminyak 3200m2 (32 Are) and Kerobokan 4450m2 (44,50 Are). Agung 081 139 6407. Cheap cheap cheap! [5168]

Oberoi behind Ultimo! Beautiful spacious renovated 2 bed 2 bath w/ private pool and parking. Fully furnished & internet ready. Quiet and secure. Walk to all Oberoi Restaurants. 1 or 2 years. Also: Beautifully renovated 3 bed 3 bath w/ private pool, granite kitchen, laundry & ricefield views from every room. 2 to 8 year lease. TF +62 878 6198 8111. [4143]

Rent 3 bedrooms, 2 bathroom, living room, kitchen, garden, 3 AC, non furniture for 3 year minimum. At Lasmana Oberoi Seminyak near Kudeta Seminyak Square, famous restaurant, boutique. 081 7974 0059, 081 756 0079. <kiky. isabella@yahoo.com>. [5171]

Villa for rent, from 1.08 - 7.09, Umalas, Jln. Bumbak. 2 bedrooms, 1 big children room, spacious terrace, nice pool, complete kitchen, AC, flatscreen, Wi-Fi, garage, garden, quiet + safe, maid, gardener. 100$/day. Call +62 816 57 1148. [5243]

New space for rent near Kayu Aya Seminyak on villa and hotel area, 27m2 glass window and door, suitable for minimart, boutique, office etc. Adjacent to new hotel and villa. Call 081 2202 6385 for detail. [5173]

Villa for rent/sale, rice field view, 3 bedrooms, big living rooms, hot water, AC, private area, swimming pool, full furniture. Land 4,2 are, 5 minutes to beach, Petitenget area. Call 0813 3799 9665 / 0819 9900 2999. [5244]

2 bedroom, s.pool, at Petitenget for long term min. 2 years, fully furnished, own car park, Rp. 90 mio/year. Call 0361 858 3456. E-mail <bali_74@yahoo.com>. [5179]

Rent house Seminyak, pool, 3 bedroom accommodation, 7 are, garden, full open and private in Jl. Drupadi. By year 160 million include service pool and cleaning. Contact Gilles 0819 3303 4416 or e-mail <baddlygilles@ yahoo.fr>. [5245]

For sale / 10 years rent: two storey, 3 bedroom, AC, 3 bathroom, hot water, pool, garage, garden, fully furnished. Near Balideli. Safe & quiet. IDR 2.25M or Rp. 100.000.000/year. Negotiable. Phone: 081 7475 7177 or 0361 780 2288. [5183]

Email: villa@kumpul-kumpul.com

3 bedroom house in Seminyak with swimming pool, Wi-Fi, 48 inch flatscreen TV, quiet, central, landscaped garden, staff. $1500/month, $100/day. Call 0815 5816 4966, <annulzy@yahoo.com>. [5226] Rent villa antiq IDR 650k per day, 2 bed, Wi-Fi, international channel, maid, gardener, 500m2 land, very private, big pool, AC, 300mt to Bintang Supermarket, free transport to airport. Please book now! <seli76lina@yahoo.com>. 0812 3764 8111. [4509]

ph. +62 (361) 8475747/8

www.kumpul-kumpul.com

Villa for Rent with 3 Bedroom in Nakula, Seminyak. Comes with flat screen, AC, Wifi, DVD player, TV cable, big swimming pool and gazebo, living room, dinning room, fully equipped kitchen, etc. Only Rp. 2.500.000,- per night (min. rental 2 nights) or Rp. 35.000.000,- per month. Call Renny: 0812 46 515 101. [5217]

Boutique Oberoi for rent. Long term contract. Prime location, around 80 sq meter, totally remodeled. Just need to take the key!! Can be cafe as well. Possibility to rent only one of the shop with either long term or monthly. Send e-mail: <douce.romantique@yahoo.com> / SMS 0812 3923 0180. [4738]

The only Property Agent based on the west coast of Bali

LAND FOR SALE

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Private Villas 1, 2, 3 & 4 bed in Seminyak, Kuta & Canggu, daily, monthly & yearly rental, private pool, ensuite bathroom, kitchen, open living room, AC, TV, internet, garage & garden. E: <info@gotobalivillas.com> / 081 2377 0943 / 0821 4652 1446 (free pick up service). [5185] Quick sale! Villa house Banjar Taman Seminyak area: 5 mins Oberoi, land 2 are, 3 stories, 6 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, swimming pool, carport, access road 8m. Call Yudi 0821 4746 6545. [5194] 3 bedroom villa for rent, Oberoi, 3 min beach, big garden, pool, fully furnished, phone, Wi-Fi, TV satellite. Short or long term. Call 0818 0541 5211. [5201]

4 bedroom villa heart of Seminyak, pool, gazebo, fully furnished, phone, Wi-Fi, TV satellite. Short or long term. Call 0818 0541 5211. [5202] Short-term rental, 5 minutes walk to beach, contemporary villa, open space, 2 AC bedrooms w/safes, 1 oversized bathroom, flat screen TV, DVD, sound system, wireless, fully equipped kitchen, pool, maid, carpark. Contact <sayan2000@hotmail.com>. [4103] Fantastic villa for rent in Seminyak, great central location to beach and restaurants but very quiet. Fully furnished, 3AC bedrooms with bathrooms, Wi-Fi, lush garden and swimming pool with gazebo, lounge with flat screen. Long or short term direct owner 0812 3649 6762, 0361 822 8288, <daus.bali@gmail.com>, <sbbtechnology@gmail.com>. Great price first call first get. [4801]

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Price (852 Ownership Leasehold 25 years

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34 - 42 sqm

Price From USD 120,000 Ownership Leasehold 32 years

250 sqm

Price USD 235,000 Ownership Leasehold 23 years

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500 sqm 227 sqm

Price USD 650,000 Ownership Leasehold 40 years

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18.2 sqm

Price USD 60,000 Ownership Leasehold 25 years

LAND MEDEWI - 270

Medewi Beachfront, 9900 sqm (99 are), Freehold, IDR 1,980,000,000

PERERENAN - 190 Idyllic Setting Just Minutes From The Beach,1000 sqm (10 are), Leasehold 32.5 years, IDR 1,462,500,000

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250 sqm 170 sqm

Price IDR 2,300,000,000 Ownership Freehold

BATU BELIG - 349

600 sqm 450 sqm

Absolute Beachfront Land - Priced To Sell !! 1580 sqm, Freehold, USD 260,000

SEMINYAK - 290

Drupadi Land, 6300 sqm (63 are), Leasehold 28 years, 8 months + 25 years IDR 12,000,000/ year / are

CANGGU - 294

Freehold Land Canggu, 670 sqm (6,7 are) Freehold, IDR 2,847,500,000

BALIAN - 299

Balian Cliff Front, 10,670 sqm (106.7 are) Freehold, IDR 12,804,000,000

UMALAS - 304

Land Umalas II, 880 sqm (8.8 are), Freehold, IDR 5,000,000,000

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Close To Beach, 810 sqm (8.1 are), Freehold, IDR 5,265,000,000

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C/Re/G-11 July 12

Real Estate

Bali Advertiser

11 July - 25 July, 2012

BEDUGUL

ROOM FOR RENT

94 are coffee plantation, mixed arabica and robusta, in Tamblingan, Munduk, views of Java Sea, natural spring nearby. Rp 6 juta per are nego. Contact Pak Made: 081-2467-7642 or <madepung@lafnduck.cnc.net>. [5147]

NUSA DUA 2 houses for rent, 2/4 bedroom (daily, weekly, longterm rental), furnished/unfurnished possible, quiet area - Land for rent/sale 5 - 30 are - All locations close to Geger Beach, 0361-777 092, 0361-877 1711 or e-mail <balifamily2000@ yahoo.de>. [5041]

The DAMAR KOST VVIP Email: thedamar2001@yahoo.co.id

DAILY, WEEKLY, MONTHLY Jl. Puri Grenceng Gg Natah no. 4D Tuban - Kuta (belakang Ayu Nadi) Fasilitas lengkap: AC, Water Heater, LCDtv, Kulkas, Bed, Lemari, Ruang Jemur, Parkir Luas, Kursi Teras, Kitchen Set. Contact: 081236363562 / 0361 8247326 Contact in English: 081 246 384 333 (Mirah) C/Re/G-30 May 12

Villa for rent daily, weekly, monthly, yearly. Available 1, 2 & 3 bedrooms, fully furnished, hot & cold water, cable TV, swimming pool, parking lot, free Wi-Fi, 5 minutes to the beach & International school. Call on 0361-887 6679 / 081 138 5315, e-mail <juarez@balileisurems.com>. [4105] For Sale: Sanur Villa - Expat Returning home; 2 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom, 1 lounge, kitchen, large balcony, private pool & BBQ area. Price negotiable. Call 081 7970 9724. E-mail: <balivillalife@yahoo.com>, <padidilounge@ yahoo.co.jp>. [4857] Residential houses, villas and lands in Sanur area for short and long term or sale. For any request and appointment please call Murniati Agustina 081 2396 6744 or e-mail to <atlantika_bali@hotmail.com>. <www. homesweethome-bali.com>. [4171]

Rent room in 4/bed 4/bathroom villa. Pool, aircon, TV/DVD, Wi-Fi, bills included, walking distance to warungs/beach, 24/7 security. Maid twice weekly. Undercover parking, Gardens with fruit trees. Rooms 3mill-6mill/month. <butterfly_boy@hotmail.com>. 0812 3709 8398. [5083] For rent/sale in Nusadua New house long/short term 4 beds room villa, fully furnished. Swimming pool, quiet area. Email <fransiska9@yahoo.com> or call 081 8723 9731. [5112]

SANUR

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2 Houses for Sale/Rent, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living kitchen and car pot, set on 4, 9 Are land in Nusa Dua area. Quiet location just five minute to the beach. Sell price for both unit $ 265.000 nego. Rent long or short term; rent price: $75 daily, $270 weekly, $750 monthly, $6900 year. Please call 081-2399 1755 or mail <k.varano@yahoo.it>. [5163]

Central Sanur. Beautifully furnished modern apartment for one or two persons available for minimum one month from 21 July 2012 to January 2013. On two floors with balcony, pool, 24 hours security, few minutes from beach. No smoking. IDR 9â&#x20AC;&#x2122;500â&#x20AC;&#x2122;000/month, nego. Please contact <marling2@ gmail.com> or call Ingrid +62 813 3898 0105. [5178] Rent: 2-storey house, huge carpark, new swimming pool, easy maintance, 2 bedrooms, 2 smaller rooms, 3 bathrooms, quiet central location, telephone line, semi furnished. Contact owner direct 0812 3617 9686 / 842 7016. <madehilly@yahoo.com.au>. [5180]

Freehold land for sale 930m2, Kampial, corner unit seaview overlooking Benoa harbor, close to Ocean Blue & STP Udayana, asphalt 3m, for luxury villa, electricity, access Dharmawangsa. 190jt/are. Owner 0815 979 6000 / +86 1880 1625 990. E-mail <fl_lewis@yahoo.com>. [5170]

35.2m2 Office space available in Sanur behind McDonalds, 3rd floor. Clean, reception, good security, restaurant at 1st floor Rp. 2.9juta/month + utilities+3 months deposit. Call Mark: 0812 4463 8401 for details. [5187]

Sale 2 beautiful villas freehold built 2010. Each house: 150mq house + 120mq terrace - 2bed/bathrooms - living - kitchen - fully furnished, A/C. Beautiful garden, land 10are, swpool, hill seaview. USD 480.000. Owner 0361 795 7160. [5199]

Warehouse for rent, location Jl. Profesor Mantra Pagangalak, close to Sanur. 10 are land, open space. good access, to Padangbay, Gilimanuk and Benoa. For more information. Contact Mr. Bagus. 081 139 5993 / 275 3382. [5196]

Rent villa hill quiet area, 2 bed/bathrooms, in/outisde living, dinner, kitchen, fullfurnished, A/C, TVsat, gazebo seaview, park, swpool, 48juta 6 months - 88juta year-included staffgood for family or retirement. Owner 081 7472 7296. [5200] C/Re/I-16 May 12

House luxe for rent, kitchen/living room, 3 bed rooms, 2 bathrooms, water heater, AC, telp, Speedy, full finish, 3500W electric, pool. Close to Sanur. Please contact to Mr. Bagus: 275 3382. [5197] Newly built one bedroom house, European kitchen/ bathroom, AC throughout, laundry/storeroom, parking. Lease until 26 May 2013, 35 million or 3,300 AUD (10% off). Part-furnished - kitchen necessities, queen bed. Tucker 0812 3715 1911. [5203] Reduced overcontract for rent villa Rp 45.000.000. 10 1/2 mnds. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, livingroom, kitchen, garden, hot/cold water, AC, part furnish, no swimming pool. Vacant 3 Aug. Hp. 0821 4759 6980 / <ebhoorn@hotmail.com>. [5207] Studio style apt, furnished, free wi-fi, communal pool, safe area, 3,500,000 rup p/m + electric. ALSO 1 or 5 year lease available special price. All info: <newstartbali@ gmail.com>. MOB: 0819 9941 4624. [5208]

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House for sale, 600m2, certificate, 2 building, Balinese style, at Danau Tempe, Pengiyasan I/3, Sanur. Land for sale 41 are, Jl. Gunung Payung, Ungasan Bukit, 160jt/are. Need money soon. Contact: 0361 743 6675, 0361 746 4398, 081 735 3662. [5215] Serviced Balinese cottage 2.5 bedrooms, AC, pool, all facilities. Jl Kesari. Sleeps 6. Avail from July 28. $700 wk / $2500 mth. Also 5 yr lease for sale, option to extend; 2.5 bedroom furnished house with pool; beach side of Bypass, $75,000. Call 0815 8511 7108, e-mail <Amolongo@ hotmail.com>. [5222] Villa for rent Sanur 3 bedroom with swimming pool, fully furnished, internet, near beach, price 140 million year nego, call 0821 4407 8745. Also 2 bedroom house, 60 million year, call 0821 4703 0159. [5238] For rent brand new spacious (4 are) 3-bedroom/2bathroom private family-house in Sanur, IDR 87 million/ year nego. Ricefield surrounded, 10 minutes to beach/MCDonalds, unfurnished. Contact 0877 6100 6922 / <van. balder@gmail.com>. [5240] New villa in quiet location for rent or 30 year lease in Batur Sari, Sanur. Fully-furnished, 3 bedrooms, swimming pool, staff room, large garage, AC. Contact: <bigdurian99@ gmail.com> or 0821-4706 3038. [5246]

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exotiqproperty.com

Seminyak

BB-B150

South Seminyak

BB-B186

Seminyak

BB-B183

• A tropical retreat in the heart of Seminyak, offered on freehold • Contemporary-traditional two bedroom villa on 200sqm of exotic landscape • Features ¿ve star luxury facilities such as gym, beauty spa, cafe and security & a service area to support the villa operations • Private pool, outdoor living atmosphere & dining area surveying the pool • Located within easy walking distance to beach, shops & restaurants

• Lovely 3BR villa in South Seminyak • Combining modern-style elegance & Balinese touch, sit on 560 sqm of land • Offering the comfort of modern facilities and utilities, private pool, en-suite bedrooms, a fully-¿tted kitchen, open/close living and dining area • Leasehold 23 years + 25 years option to extend available at market price • Only takes a few minutes to enjoy the beautiful scenery on the Seminyak beach

• Prime commercial opportunity in sought-after location • Four 1BR villas and four 2BR villas in Petitenget • Refreshing, innovative contemporary design is certain to stand out from the rest on the accommodation market, private pool, furnished with custom-made ¿nishes • Leasehold of 27 years + 3 extension options of 25 years totaling of 75 years • Walking distance to the beach, cafes, boutiques and renowned restaurants

For Sale USD 490,000 Patrick Clancy (62) 817 973 3031 Seminyak Of¿ce (62 361) 737 358

For Sale EURO 295,000 Adami Gilberto (62) 812 4658 8471 Seminyak Of¿ce (62 361) 737 358

For Sale Price On Application Eric Livesey (62) 812 3766 3111 Seminyak Of¿ce (62 361) 737 358

Seminyak

BB-B193

Tegal Besar

• Luxury villa for living in a prime Petitenget location • Modern minimalis three bedroom villa sit on 800 sqm of land • Good quality building with high end facilities and utilities, pool with glass safety fence, large manicure garden, spacious living and dining area • Leasehold of 25 years + extension options of 25 years based on market price • Short stroll to the beach, cafes, boutiques and renowned restaurants

• • • • •

For Sale USD 875,000 Eric Livesey (62) 812 3766 3111 Seminyak Of¿ce (62 361) 737 358

For Sale IDR 3.740.000.000 Gede Putra (62)816 57 8181 Sanur Of¿ce (62) 361 287 642

Amed • • • • •

BC-B133

Large East Bali beach front villa with guesthouse Freehold, Absolute beachfront, mountain view With a guest house, partially furnished, western standard kitchen, massage. 3 bedrooms and 3 bathroom, sit on 1400 sqms of land A wide private access road leads from the main coast line road into this beach front property

For Sale USD 279,000 Sophia Pedju (62) 811 168 0848 Sanur Of¿ce (62) 361 287 642

Ungasan

BA-V442

BC-L551

A great opportunity to acquire a 2,200 sqm, beach environment Freehold title, short walking distance to Tegal Besar Beach, Enjoys stunning panoramic views, surrounded by beautiful villas, Flat terrain, excellent site for luxury villas and or residential development Serene and peaceful atmosphere, excellent location, fantastic value for money

Tegal Besar

Sanur

• Located in the heart of Sanur, walking distance to Mertasari beach • Freehold title, Land size 1.090 sqm, Floor size 600 sqm, Garage ¿ts to 2 cars • Three bedrooms, separate guesthouse, study room, staff quarter • Feature: swimming pool, fully furnished, back-up electricity • Distance about 30 minutes from-to airport

For Sale USD 795.000 Gede Putra (62)816 57 8181 Sanur Of¿ce (62) 361 287 642

BC-V685

Jimbaran

• Spectacular Villa with Spectacular View • Freehold, Absolute beachfront, 1000 sqms villa sit on 7500 sqms of land, 5 bedrooms with ensuite bathroom. • Spectacular ocean view through Nusa Lembongan. • 1.5 hours drive from airport, fully furnished, home theater room • Fantastic opportunity to own your private paradise

• • • • •

For Sale EURO 2,000,000 Sophia Pedju (62) 811 168 0848 Sanur Of¿ce (62) 361 287 642

For Sale USD 1,000,000 Eugene Shivnan (62) 819 998 859 04 Jimbaran of¿ce (62) 361 703 208

Jimbaran Beach

BC-V670

BA-V358

BA-V183

Modern Styled Villa with Fantastic View Located near the famous Four Seasons Resort It is set upon 600 square meters of freehold land Up on the hillside with bene¿t from cool tropical breezes. 20 minutes drive away from the International Airport

Ungasan

BA-V416

• • • •

Fantastic Value With Superb Views Set on 700 sqm of freehold land within a peaceful environment In¿nity swimming pool on upper Àoor to enjoy panoramic views This villa is a stunning property located on “The Bukit” in the Southern Peninsula of Bali • 20 minutes to Bali’s International airport

• Stunning Views from a Spectacular Villa • The villa is a modern contemporary design which enjoys sumptuous uninterrupted views • A stunning Indian slate tiled 15x7m swimming pool, • A Bale with panoramic views • The Villa has one separate master and three double guest bedrooms • 20 minutes from the airport

• Bali Hillside Villa with Amazing Views • Built on a generous 909 m² freehold land plot, this is light, bright, airy and spacious • 3 bedroom villa featuring spacious lounge & 2 balconies with 36.5 m2 mango shape pool • Upper level master bedroom with ocean & volcano views. • 20 mins to Airport & minutes from one of Bali’s best rated Resorts & white clean sandy beach

For Sale USD 945,000 Siti Salmah Purba (62) 878 628 220 02 Jimbaran of¿ce (62) 361 703 208

For Sale USD 1,500,000 Stephen Williams (62) 857 381 285 89 Jimbaran of¿ce (62) 361 703 208

For Sale USD 675,000 Luki Purwanti (62) 819 998 491 23 Jimbaran of¿ce (62) 361 703 208 C/Re/G-11 July 12

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Bali Advertiser

2 bedrooms house with plunge pool for rent, Petitenget, fully furnished. Rp. 85 million/year - min. 2 years 3 bedrooms house for lease, Umalas Lestari, + 200m land size, 2 storey, jacuzzi, fully furnished. Rp. 2 billion for 20 years 700 m2 shop for lease, Raya Kerobokan, + 18m width x + 38m length, + 400 m2 building size. Rp. 450 million/year - nego (min 10 years lease) 545 m2 land for lease, Batu belig, + 500m from the beach, (+ 17 width x + 32m length) good paving access. Rp. 1,25 billion/are - negotiable 300 m2 land for sale, Batu Belig, + 800m from the beach, (+ 12,5m width x + 24m length) good access. Rp. 1,3 billion/are

Call: 7891958 - 081805685168 NC/Re/I-11 July 12

LEASING: EXCELLENT NEW HOUSE 5 km. north Ubud. Land 700 sq meters. Construction 195 sq meters. 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, large saloon, storage room. Solid windows and doors, high ceilings, AA.CC, swimming pool 8x4m. Electricity 4.400 watts. Telephone. Paddy fields and Gunung Agung views. 27,5 years leasing. Price 1.400.000.000 IDR or USD 153.000 Tel: 081 337 767 419 or E-mail: info@greatdoorsandgates.com NC/RE/M-27 Jun. 12

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LEGIAN Bungalow for rent. Jln. Patimura Gang Melati no. 2x Legian - Bali. Full furnished, bedroom, kitchen, bathroom, parking area. Price: IDR 3,5 million/month. Contact (0361) 758 969 or 081 1380 6867. [5032]

BUKIT Freehold land for sale near Banyan Tree - Bukit Ungasan. Good location and stunning views. Call 081 2380 2626 (direct owner). Please speak in Bahasa. [1547] Land for sale on the main road next to STP Nusa Dua ready to build for villa as licence completed. Call 081 2394 8595. [1149] Absolute water front, luxurious, new 1 and 2 bedroom apartments to rent. Spectacular views overlooking Uluwatu surf break the Ultimate location! Fully furnished, Wi-Fi, AC, HW, etc. Tina 0878 6074 5124 or <www.baliretreats.com. au>. [4733] For sale Dreamland new Australian design villa 3 levels, 3 kitchen, 7 bedroom, 7 bathroom, magnificent ocean, volcanoe views, beautiful horizon, pool, huge double garage, roof top, pool gazebos, located above golf course, beach. Price $AUD 750.000. Call 0856 384 5701. E-mail <made.sukarmini@yahoo.com>. [4751] Absolute cliff and water front 2 bed / 1 bathroom apartment for sale. Luxurious unit with spectacular views of Uluwatu surf break, and Indian ocean sunsets. The Ultimate!!! All modern conveniences on a long lease. US$ 390.000. Contact Ian <karakabay@gmail.com>. [4864] Land for sale in Balangan-Ungasan. 26 are slopy land with sea-forrest view towards the airport. Hak milik, papers up to date, power and water close by, villa area, last plot, 95jt/are. <mail4pn@me.com>. [4913] For sale/rent. 4 self contained apartments at Dreamland. Great views set on 4are with private pool & BBQ area, has hotel license, hak milik. Sell AUS $590,000. Rent 2 bdrm apartment $100 per night - $300 per week - $900 per month. 1 bdrm apartment $50 per night - $150 per week - $550 per month. Phone/SMS 0878 6184 3997. [4919] Bukit - Ungasan Villa for rent/sale. Great views, 3 storey, 2 bedrooms each with ensuite, jacuzzi, staff, secure entrance, fully furnished. Immediate available for short or long term. Price nego. Please contact Dewa 081 2367 7694. [5175] Land for sale 11.60 Are. Located on Puncak Pesona (Bukit). Owner. Call (Dewi) 0813 3831 9191. [5038] For rent villa 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, AC, living room, kitchen, swimming pool, big garage. 10 Are land. Price Rp. 100.000.000 for 1 year. Contact Bahasa Indonesia 0852 3848 7821. English 0812 388 1335. [5224]

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OTHERS CANGGU

CANGGU

Villa for rent: area 3 are, 2 bedroom, living room, kitchen, aircondition, hot water, swimming pool, big garden. Contact Made: 081 236 30309 / 081 9166 59 151. [4134]

Villa for rent monthly/yearly. 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom, furnished. Land size 6.30sqm. Canggu Permai. Contact owner: 0852 3989 9776. [5233]

Homestay for rent daily, monthly location in Canggu. Close to the beach. Please call 923 4390 / 0853 3703 0775 / web: <www.jscangguhomestay>, e-mail: <jonsenhomestay@ yahoo.com>. [4463]

Tiyingtutul Pererenan. Nature lovers! Freehold property. 20 are. House. Guesthouse separate. 3.5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, large livingroom. Terrace, dining pavilion, 2 kitchens, pool, carport, staff quarters, gudang, large gardens by river greenbelt. E-mail: <miratans@dps.centrin. net.id>. [5234]

Brawa area land for sale, price development/building site of 810m2. 3 minute drive (1,6km) to popular Canggu Club. 1 minute drive (500m) to Brawa Beach/Legong Kraton Hotel. 30m mainroad access. E-mail: <shinta_alnahawi@ymail. com>. [4665] 4 bedrooms villa for rent (daily / monthly) in Canggu. Close to Canggu Club, Berawa & Ecobeach. Fully furnished, pool, etc. Call: 0816 865 097 (English), 0821 1788 8293 (Bahasa). See: <www.villashanticanggu.com>. <www. villasemat.com>. <www.villaellabali.com>. [4837]

A newly renovated spacious 3 bedrooms villa with open plan living and dining room + modern kitchen + 5x10m swimming pool + large lush green garden + garage and parking area on 19 are of land. Located 100 meters from Canggu Plaza and Canggu Deli as well as Canggu Club and School - 12 mths for USD 35,000. Contact Rina 081 657 0618 or (0361) 844 6382. [5235]

24 year leasehold land 12 are in Tegal Gundul, Canggu. 5 minutes from Pantai Brawa, 5 minutes from the Canggu Club. Rice field view. Great location. Call HP: 0819 1620 4016 or e-mail: <kinesei@gmail.com>. [5095]

Secured complex, modern clean furnished villa in Canggu for rent. 2BR, Rp. 145juta & 3BR Rp. 170juta/year. Living, dining, kitchen, pool, garden, garage, storage, internet Wifi, AC. Rental 3-6months available. Phn. 0857 9233 5594. No agent pls. [5239]

For sale freehold or rent 2 villas, 3BDR on 500m2 with pool, luxury 4 BDR on 700m2 with pool + jacuzzi, full paddies + river view, 5 min from Canggu Club. Jl. Pantai Berawa, Gg. Bisma. 0812 3672 2812 / 0812 3619 9241. [5132]

For sale new fully furnished Canggu villa / 5are, pool, 3-ensuite bedrooms, closable living, office, garage, rice field surrounded, garden. USD 330.000 negotiable. Contact 0877 6100 6922, <van.balder@gmail.com>. [5241]

Beautiful 3 bedroom Canggu villa with private pool available for short-term 3 month lease: August, September, and October 2012. Also available for long-term lease of 2-5 years. Will not consider 1 year lease, 2 year minimum. Villa is located a short distance from Echo Beach. For pictures see: <http://www.vrbo.com/243717>. Contact: <VillaEdenBali@hotmail.com>. [5145]

Canggu freehold land 2 are, 395 mill per are, perfect building block 17 meters by 13 meters off Pantai Berawa quiet, great access road, rice terrace views, plans available. <sandyhydes@gmail.com>. English 0821 4669 3088. Indo 081 7419 5172. [5214]

Land for sale 900m2 (9 are) at Tiying Tutul (Tumbak Bayuh). Agung 081 139 6407. [5172]

For sale villa in Pantai Brawa. 2 storeys, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, swimming pool, good location, safe expat community, only 5 minutes to Canggu Club. Price $225,000. Tel: 081 139 6995 / 0361. 7811700. [5225]

Villa for sale, Freehold, Pererenan (USD200,000). Three bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. Small garden, pool (6m x 5m), private parking. Balcony and Gazebo. 600m from beach. Fully furnished. No agents, Phone 081 5181 8336 or <benidichta.diana@gmail.com>. [5188]

For rent 1 big main house and 1 guest house (good for business), pool, garden, nice view in Pantai Berawa, Canggu. Price 175 mill/year. Contact owner 0812 3961 9369. [5227]

House for rent in Canggu, weekly or monthly. 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom, pool 8x3m, fully furnished, nice, kitchen and living room, newly built. 5 minutes to Brawa Beach. Call +62 812 3919 0817. [5204]

A beautiful tropical villa for rent: huge garden, 4 rooms with en-suite bathrooms, kid’s play room, study room, wifi, cable TV, security, only 2 mins to Canggu club. Rp. 300 million/yr. Please call 0813 8760 0838. [5228]

House for rent: Canggu 10 are, 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom, AC, kitchen, furnished, garage, gazebo, open living, view pool, garden and rice. No agent please. Call: 0361-844 5495 / 085 2386 34144. [5205] 2 house for rent. 3,5 are and 6,5 are. 3 room, kitchen, garage, 1 with swimming pool. New house. Rp. 125.000.000/year. Canggu. Call: 0819 1630 7373. [5211] Villa for rent. 3 bed room, 1 room staff, swimming pool at Jalan Raya Semat Gang Dewi Subadra no. 1 Canggu. 081 2386 0206. [5213]

4Sale, Echo beach 10mins. 4 bed AC/2 bath/2 storey home, 4. 06are. Big bale, private pool, security. Gym, 25m pool available for residents. Great family home/great price. E-mail <heidi@tamanbaru.com.au> / phone +62 878 6008 3867. [3230] For sale-new freehold villa in Canggu! Great design-best finishing materials, 130-sqmtr, 3-are, 5-min to Echo beach, 2-bedroom, 3-bathroom, dining, living, kitchen, maidblock, carport, garden, pool-3x7. Owner 0821 4723 9997, e-mail: <bali.diego@gmail. com>. [5231]

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www.BaliAdvertiser.biz BEFORE YOU BUY ANY PROPERTY, CHECK THE A LIST A List Land Seminyak Beachfront. 27 are. Only beachfront land left. Licensed for condotel. Next to Pelangi Beach hotel. 55 year lease. Just USD6.8 mill nego. Last chance. LL 010* Batu Belig/Berawa Beachfront 1.5 hektar freehold. The most beautiful land in Bali. Includes River and lagoon frontage also. Includes 8 villas catering to the stars. A wonderful, secluded hideaway. USD24.5 million. LS 027* Pecatu Cliff-front 55 are. Fantastic ocean and white sand beach views. 55m cliff front. 5m access Already fully walled. Ready to build. Good shape. Flat to cliff. All permissions. 650mill/ are LS055* Sunset Road. 16.75 are. 40M H’way frontage. Rear and side road access. Perfect block. 2.5M/are Seminyak. Next to The Villas 30 are. Perfect square block. Mature trees. 5m access. 25 yr lease Rp10 mill/are/yr A List Villas Echo Beach value. Famous Destination Villa on 42 are. 5 exquisite villas and private spa. Plus reception/professionalkitchen/bar, dining room and wonderful gardens. USD3.75 million. Jimbaran. Fabulous beach and sea views. Stylish 3 br villa. Pool, spa. Fully furnished. US$499.000 VS012* Ubud. Absolute steal! Amazing architect-designed 5 pavilion villa in 2 hectares of virgin forest. 80% completed. Dream retreat for personal or business. 24+20 year price-locked lease. Just US$375.000! Umalas/Bumbak. Value. Brand new stylish 2 br/3bth villa on 2 are. A.C, pool, big living/dining, lovely outlook. USD260.000. VS 018* A List Hotels/Restaurant Seminyak Boutique Hotel. Walk to Potato Head. 16 bungalows on 25 are. 70% occupancy. All facilities. US$3.5 mill. Pecatu Villa Resort. Dreamland Clifffront. 2 Hektar. 50 villas with private pools. 100 rooms total. Complete facilities, including spa, restaurant, bar etc. USD27 million. Oberoi bar/restaurant 18.5 are. Fully operational beer garden and BBQ restaurant. 35m2 building. Huge potential. All licenses. 8 yr lease. Rp 4M or Rp2M joint venture. *reference numbers for info from website: www.balalist.com. Enter number in ‘keyword’ top right.

Jl. Raya Kerobokan No. 72 ,Tel/Fax: (0361) 735469 Website: www.balialist.com | email: info@balialist.com C/Re/I-11 July 12

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11 July - 25 July, 2012

OTHERS Private Island for lease. 25+years. 1.25 hectares with white sandy beach. Surrounded by a protected national Marine Park, and just outside a proposed UNESCO World Heritage Site you have world class surfing, diving & abundant sport fishing. Priced for quick sale due to break up of investor group. Visit <http://411d.net> for photos. <islands@sunnyskiesproperties.com>. [4999]

APARTMENTS & VILLAS

Lombok: Pristine Selong Belanak, one of the prettiest beaches in Lombok. Plots from 550 m2 to 5000 m2 available. Flat land, certificate, 450m from beach, 25 minutes from airport. From $20,000! More info at <www.lombokland.net> or e-mail <lombokland2012@gmail.com>. [5190]

Wireless broadband Short or long term Private or shared pool Well-equipped kitchens

RARE ANGON VILLAS, Kerobokan Call: 736 339 or 081 138 6450

TABANAN

C/Re/A-22 Feb 12

For sale some of the most beautiful land in Bali! Large and small plots available in the best priced and fastest growing area in Bali. Beachfront, ocean, ricefield, mountain, river & waterfal views. All land is freehold and already prepared for building. Price starting Rp. 22 million/are. Also great for investment direct from owner. Phn: 0821 4714 0647. E-mail: <info@florynproperty.com>. Website: <www.florynproperty.com>. [1382]

KARANGASEM Amed beachfront, 10 ara, central location, main road, views of Lombok, IMB with 25m setback, ready to build. Hak Milik Rp.250,000,000/ara. Direct from owner: 081658-1935 or <info@ecodivebali.com>. [5192] Beach house for rent in Candidasa. 3 bedrooms, private swimming pool, fully furnished and equip, gazebo, private beach 10m to the ocean, fantastic place for people want to dive and enjoy the real Bali. Daily, monthly, yearly. 0812 3649 6762, 0361 822 8288 or e-mail at <sbbtechnology@ gmail.com> and <daus.bali@gmail.com>. [5128]

Beautiful land 51 are HM/freehold; level and sloping, view: ocean, rice fields, mountains. Close to Soka Beach - 1,8km. 3m road access, electricity and ground water available, residential permit issued. 17 million/are. HP 0818 790 509. No agents. [5193]

DENPASAR Overcontract warung on Jl. Noja. 11/2 years, can extend any number of years. SMS/call 0853 3311 1281. [5052] Brand new house in Pemogan Denpasar, private pool, IDR 1,450 million 200m2 land, 160m2 living, 3km Mal Galleria, 5 km Kuta, 7km airport and Sanur. Contact: Devy 0813 3861 9431, <devy@balihand.com>. [5198]

Beautiful land for sale. 200m from Pantai Kedungu, 12 Ares, 150 juta/are. English 0819 1640 7111. Indonesian: 0815 5830 7134. [5210]

UBUD Land for sale 2.27 hectare location Tegalalang Ubud, great view, water spring, road access 4.5m. Phone: 0852 3714 4456 Made Hayer. [1869]

LOMBOK

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Villa for sale Country Estate near Ubud. Ideal for private home, villa or retreat center, rice field & river view. Lap pool steam room & spa. Call 0812 394 8595 for inspection. [1143]

Luxury modern home office for rent in Renon, land 350, building 225, 2 floors, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, kitchen set, AC, pool, water heater, min 2 years. Contact Patty 081 2386 0390. [5212] House minimalist for rent located in Jalan Imam Bonjol Regency no. A5, close to airport, Sunset Road, Nakula Seminyak, Legian, Kuta beach, Denpasar. Fully furnished, 2 bedrooms, 3 AC, refrigerator, hot water, kitchen, TV LCD, furniture, garage. Contact 0361-789 5423 / 081 756 8769 Arie. Yearly rentals. [5236]

Land for sale in Payangan, 24 are, very good view. Contact 0852 3714 4456 Made Hayer. [1553] Villa - 1 bedroom w/pool in rice field, designer kitchen, outdoor shower, fully furnished. 20 meters of glass opening doors overlooking jungle view. Only $112,000 USD. <www.studiosatu.com/house>. <jerry@studiosatu.com> / 0812-4617-6979. [5127]

JIMBARAN Lease or sale villa Jl. Taman Giri Jimbaran. Land size 10 are, 3 bedrooms, swimming pool, big livingroom, good view, fully furnished, full aircond, carpark for 3 cars, internet, Indovision. Contact 0813 3799 9665 / 0819 9900 2999. [5166]

25are land for sale freehold 75mil/are, Piyungan Ubud, 10min from center of town. Gently sloping rice field with ricefield views. Asphalt road access. Contact <peter@ penjorbalimandiri.com> or SMS 081 2389 0994. [5146]

Best offer.. Special rate from Rp. 250.000/room/night at Uma Jimbaran. AC, hot shower, Wifi, big pool, view mangrove, silent. 5 minutes from airport, 5 minutes to Kuta Beach. 0361 - 705 025 / 0888 0676 1147 or visit <www. umajimbaran.com>. [5169]

A fully furnished room for short or long term rent. 5 mins to Ubud center, close to restaurant and shopping area. E-mail: <stayinubud@yahoo.com> for more info and photos 0813 3612 6557 / (0361) 804 5563. [5177]

Villa for rent fully furnished 2 bedroom with pool and large kitchen. 8 mins from Jimbaran beach 15 mins to the airport. I payed 95 juta in April take over my lease until next April for only 60jt. Available now. Call Jamie 0813 9839 8077 or e-mail <racebmw@hotmail.com>. [5221]

Land for sale in Tegalalang Ubud. 150 are, very good view. In front of Hotel Puri Bagus Jati. Please contact 0852 3714 4456. [4870] New villa Penestanan Ubud. Dramatic rice field view to Mt. Agung with easy access. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, pool, garage, furnished, mature trees, 7.5 are. Excellent rental potential. 24 year contract with 25 more secured. Only $250,000. Must be seen! 0813 3813 0226, <warrenandrobbin@hotmail.com>. [5182]

New villa Jimbaran area 5 minutes from airport, 3 bedroom, pool, garden, quiet place, fully furnished, hot water. Price 115 mill/year, minimum 2 years. No agency. Call 0813 3730 3085. [5237] C/Re/G-11 July 12

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Bali Advertiser

11 July - 25 July, 2012

LAND CONSULTANT For villas hotels houses area Bukit, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua, Balangan, Kutuh, Ungasan, Pecatu, Bingin, Uluwatu Contact person Shinta 082147025131, 0361 7830003 or email: shinta99x@gmail.com C/Re/I-21 March 12

LAND FOR SALE & RENT Seminyak,Oberoi: 5, 10, 12, 18, 15, 16, 21, 28, 30, 34 A Petitenget, Batubelig: 8, 10, 13, 15, 22, 28, 56, 72 A Canggu: 2, 3, 10, 11, 14, 15, 25, 28, 30, 44, 60, 80 A Umalas, Kerobokan: 2.45, 5, 15, 17, 20, 27, 32, 44 A Bukit Jimbaran: 2.8, 4, 6, 9, 18, 50, 82, 90 A, 1.88 H, 5 H Marlboro, Denpasar: 4, 7.8, 9, 15 A;

VILLAS FOR SALE & RENT

Location: Seminyak, Kerobokan, Canggu, Jimbaran 2 bedrooms villa with private pool for only $ 150/night Call : 081236333693, 08179725265, 0361 7870334 E-mail : balivillaland@gmail.com C/Re/A-2 May 12

KEROBOKAN

Villa for rent, 5 are, swimming pool, in front of LollyPop School. And villa for rent in Banjar Pengubengan. AC, swimming pool, hot/cold water. Please contact 081 2363 0309 / 0878 6202 6999 . [4870]

1. House for lease / sale Kerobokan area, 2 stories, 3 BRS, s. pool, half furnished, good neighborhood & access. 2. Land for lease, Petitenget 5, 10, 20, 30 are, min. 10 years leased, nice villa area. Please call +62 896 5387 7027. [5220]

Brandnew Guesthouse in the heart of Antikbusiness. great quiet location, all facilities, pool, AC, hot water, Europe TV, DVD player, parking, free WIFI, in Jalan Tangkuban Perahu No. 89. Tel 0815 5962 1263. <www.perahu89.com>. [4434] House for rent, ready to move in, 2 locations: Padang Griya, 6 are, building 200m2, 2 storey, AC, telp, 7 bedrooms & in Muding 3 are, 4 bedrooms + AC, big garden + AC. Please contact 7474 790 / 423 582. [4134] Villa 4 sell, 200m2, 2 bedroom + bathroom, 1 maidroom + guest toilet, pool 6x3m, living room, kitchen, garage, IMB, 2.5M negotiable, Taman Sari Kerobokan, 5 mnt to Seminyak. Owner: 0361-870 7599. [5014] Luxury minimalist modern villa for sale at Umalas, close to Petitenget, very unique style. Rp. 8.2 billion nego. Call Jeffry at 0819 9912 9255 or email: <venice_milan99@ yahoo.com>. [3177]

Brand new beautiful wooden (partly) house for rent. Must see in Jalan Semer near Umalas. 1 livingroom incl. full kitchen, 2 or 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 floors, small garden. Safe and quiet. Rp. 80juta/year. Contact 0812 36 45674. [5167] For Sale: big 2-storey familyhouse on great location! 4 bedrooms (AC), 3 + 1 bathrooms, large living/diningroom, kitchen, balcony, maidroom, storage, terrace, frontgarden, carport, 200/190. 24-hrs. security. HP 081 755 8713 or E-mail: <indrakuta@yahoo.com>. [5181]

FREEHOLD CLIFF FRONT LAND FOR SALE IN KUTUH, BUKIT 100% CLEAN! 117 METER ABSOLUTE FRONTAGE. SIZE 1.886 HECTARES 4.5M PUBLIC ACCESS, WATER & ELECTRICITY AVAILABLE LOCATED IN TOURISM ACCOMMODATION ZONE. SUITABLE FOR LUXURY DEVELOPMENT

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Umalas 1 house 300m2 for rent 2/3 bedrooms A/C, 2 bathrooms, swimming pool and nice garden shared with an other villa, quiet and safe. Over contract until 20 February 2013, price 120 millions. 0878 6002 4653. [5165]

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Contemporary house for sale. Great location Umalas, freehold 489 m2/ 336 m2. 3 double bedrooms+3 bathrooms. Spacious outdoor and indoor living spaces. Swimming pool 10x4 in big garden with gazebo. Large covered roof terrace. Price Rp 3,9 Billion. Contact 0819 9922 4148 (English) / (0361) 993 7388 (Bahasa). [5223] Modern two storey house for lease, two large bedrooms, ensuite, A/C, spa pool, spacious living, dining room, fully furnished, quiet area, car park. Rp. 79 juta/year. PH: 081 2464 5281. [4776] For sale or short term rent-Br Semer villa. 400sqm. 2-storey 3 bedrooms with attached bathrooms. Pool, terrace with gazebo, carport. Breezy, nice views and neighbourhood. Call 0812-390 3201, e-mail <hljanice@hotmail.com>. [5229] Beautiful house for rent Jl. Gunung Salak, near Lollipop Preschool. 2 floors, 5 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, air conditioning, water heater, minibar, pool, garden, garage and full furnished, plus cleaning staff. Rp. 120 mill/year. Min 2 years, long term negotiable. Call 0813 3848 7427. [4941] Beautiful renovated 3 bed 3 bath, home w/ private pool, granite kitchen, laundry room, huge picture windows w/ ricefield views from every room. High loft-like ceilings and spacious rooms. 2 to 8 year lease. TF +62 878 6198 8111. [4144] For rent new 2-storey traditional style 2-bedroom villa w/ pool in Kerobokan, IDR 135 million/year. Unfurnished, quiet area, 10 minutes to Petitenget/Seminyak, balcony ricefield view. Contact 0877 6100 6922 / <van.balder@ gmail.com>. [5242]

Over contract restaurant at Petitenget area, still 4 years lease. Call 081 9999 75 897 (Pak Wayan). [5184]

Restaurant for sale. 1,5 are. Location: Jl. Batu Belig Dpn, Villa Chandra next to Pavilion Restaurant. Restaurant with electric 6600 watt, Wi-Fi, big kitchen, standing bar view rice field surrounding. Has Lease 3+ years more. Rp. 350 ml for building. Rp. 450 ml including kitchen equipment. Negotiable. +62 81 5470 0941. <annes_ roselle@msn.com>. [5195]

Kerobokan, For Rent, 2 years old, off Jl Mertinardi, 2 floor, 3 bed, 2 bathrooms, pool, garden, carport, unfurnished, Rp. 130 million until 30 May 2013. Longer by arrangement. Call Made 0813 3868 1347 or Valerie 0813 3832 0052. [5186]

House on 4 are, 2 bed, 2 bath, guesthouse, open living, kitchen, bale, huge garden, carport, 4400W, sat TV, 2 gudang, just behind jail. Up to 18 years, total 78.000 Euro only. HP: 0821 4093 2388 or <divingo@web.de>. [5206]

Office/shop space to rent. 49 Jl Mertasari, Kerobokan kitchenette, western toilet, fans & A/C - avail now to 31st July 2014 - drive by and call Ayu 0858 5747 2591 - for details 60 million rupiah for two years nego. [5189]

Nice natural two (2) bedroom and six (6) bedroom with private pool villa for long term. Rent complete, fully furnished, free Wi-Fi. Contact person 0812 4677 3773. [5209]

Nice small house two bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, living room on open garden to rent from October 17th to February 15th. 9 million/month. Near cafe Moka Kerobokan. Call Marie 0878 6254 2631. [5191] Villa for rent, land 4 are, 3 bedrooms, TV, AC, 2 fans, bathroom + bathtub, water heater, Indovision, phone, 4400W, PDAM, pool, garden, bale bengong 6x6. Jl. Munduk Sari 4A, Br. Semer, Kerobokan, Kuta Utara. Made 0878 6136 6610. [4923]

3 bedrooms ensuite villa for rent, close to Bali Buddha, completed with swimming pool, furnished, maid quarter, beautiful garden + friendly neighborhood, 400 sqm. Yearly 195.000.000, monthly 25.000.000. Contact 082 146 572 168, <govinda.murti@gmail.com>. [5218] Brand new rooms and villas in quiet area at Gang Tunjung Jl. Jaya Wijaya (Ex. Tangkuban Perahu), 3 minutes from LAPAS. Fully furnished, big swimming pool, AC, hot water, cable TV, Wi-Fi, large parking space. Rate from 6 mill 13 mill/month. Please contact: 0819 1616 5279 / 081 999 121 666. [5219]

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GIANYAR

LAND FOR LEASEHOLD

Ruko for sale on 4 are land, 2 floors, 2 bedrooms, 4 toilets, AC, hot water, kitchen set. Contact 081 2394 8595. [1150]

On Canggu / Echo Beach area. Total area: 10 are (1000 sqm) Location: Banjar Aseman 30 years with possible extension of 10 more years. Quiet locations on hill top with green belt behind property.

A quick cheap sale! Owner leaving, Villas with big pool, 22are, beach view, maid house, garage, generator. Call Ayu: 0361.888 8818. [5027]

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For sale Saba Bay, a unique and peaceful land plot with sea view and beautiful surrounded by lots of coconut trees, permanent road access, size 3640m2, if interested call 0821 2350 3917 or e-mail <ren_ny81@yahoo.co.id>. [5174]

KUTA Private room 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, AC, kitchen, hotwater, freezer, TV, fully furnished. Close to airport/beach 5 min. Nice room/safe. Call 0813 5767 8881. Rp. 3 mill / 4 mill/month, Rp. 200rb/day. [3617] Restaurant for lease in Kuta area. Good location. All licences provided. Call: 0878 6071 1477. [5164]

Please call Nyoman @ 0819 1640 4769 NC/Re/P-30 May 12

The Heaven Villa Jl. Gedong Sari – Nusa Dua VILLA FOR SALE Land : 200 sqm ; Building : 90sqm ; Status : SHM ; Pool : 5 x 3 mtr ; Electricity : 5500 watt ; Water supply : jet pump ; Water tank : 1100 ltr ; Floor : Granite tile 60x60 ; 2 Bedroom and 2 Bathrooms ; Kitchen, Living Room ; Tiles : granites and stones. Furnished with: Wooden and Synthetic Rattan furniture For more information please contact: 0818.988.653 or 0818.988.693 NC/Re/U-11 Juli. 12

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Sanur 4/5 bdr villa on 528m2 freehold, Euro 225,000. Rent Rp. 390mill/2 yrs. ● Nusa Dua-Taman Giri ready to build land 6 & 29 are Rp.150 mil/ are. ● Nusa Dua-Mumbul Taman Ayu Villas; 4 bedr villas, freehold US$ 385,000. ● Saba near beach, Sanur & Ubud apartm style villa with 4bdr & all facilities on 860m2 Rp. 4.600.000.000. Rent from $85/day. Next door 10 are + 4bdr villa 70% completed Rp. 3.000.000.000. ● Jimbaran near Muaya bch/bay & McD 3bdr hse fully furn. in teak on 2200m2 w/1000m2 vacant land for any other business. 23.5 years lease US$ 395,000. ●

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Fully furnished rooms for short or long term rent. Up to 4 rooms available. Jl. Raya Kuta, 5 mins to airport. Close beach, restaurants and shopping area. Please e-mail <stayinkuta@yahoo.com> for info and photos 0813 3612 6557 / (0361) 804 5563. [5176] Villa for rent, promo price Rp. 240.000/room, pool, AC, hot water, TV cable, in restaurant area. Jl. Dewi Sri no. 9 Kuta (Ketupat Restaurant). Contact: (0361) 758 969 or 081 1380 6867. [5033] Central Kuta rent rooms 250m to beach. Full furniture: fridge, TV, DVD, AC and share kitchen. From Rp. 9003,4 mill/month. Bhs: 0818 0566 4926. English: 0878 6001 4308. [4778] Surf school for sale complete package in beach front Kuta, 37 softops (surftech!) Suzuki-apv, Honda Scoopy, 12 lockers, rubber fins, website, 11month contract extendable, includes hotel facilities wifi, electric. <skytribalart@yahoo. com>. [5232]

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REAL ESTATE All ads Rp. 7.000 per word All ads must be paid before printing Two adults looking for house or similar with two sleepingrooms (Jimbaran, Kuta, Legian, Seminyak) from beginning of November six weeks. Email to <thomas.petersen3@ web.de>. [001] Very affordable home needed for Euro / Indonesian family with baby. Can care for your house. Can renovate too. Ideally W.Denpasar or Legian-Canggu. Ideas? Help! <ondreybuildsit@yahoo.co.uk>. [002]

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SSNR125 Sanur

This studio sits on 9 are of land, in the heart of Sanur. This property has 9 studios / apartment. 4 studio / apartment AUD 115.000. 4 studio / apartment AUD 125.000. 1 studio / apartment AUD 149.000. Price for whole plot (9 units) AUD 960.000. All Studios Feature: Large infinity Resort style swimming pool, modern quality furnishings, Flat Screen TV, DVD Player, WiFi, Direct dial Telephone. All AC plus ceiling fans for your comfort. Contact : Samsuni + 62 (0) 87 861 527 292 Title : Leasehold samsuni@raywhiteparadise.com Price : AUD 115,000

SCGU420 Canggu

Excellent Value for Money

Set amidst pristine rice fields in Canggu, a leisurely 2 minute drive to the famous Echo Beach, 15 minutes drive to Seminyak area. A villa complex of peace & tranquility. 2 private villas ready & 2 more being built. The complex is set to feature three & four bedroom Villas. Each Villa, furnished with custom-made tropical-contemporary style furniture that suits the indoor outdoors climate in Bali & private swimming pool. Contact : Lisa Title : Hak Milik 3 bedroom : IDR 4,000,000,000 + 62 (0) 87 88 0000 440 4 bedroom : IDR 5,000,000,000 lisa@raywhiteparadise.com

Located within the best up & coming area of Echo Beach Canggu, this very attractive investment opportunity is the one that you have been waiting for! Due to the current owners relocating back to Europe & highly motivated to sell all offers will be considered. With a Freehold title & a very attractive selling price this property will receive massive appreciation due to the demand & development that is happening within this very scenic location. Contact : Karl Wilkins Title : Hak Milik +62 (0) 8155 701 729 Price : USD 290,000 Nego! karl@raywhiteparadise.com

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SSEM295 Seminyak

Arama Riverside Villa Bali is a villa complex in Nakula street. These plush spacious private villas, located within walking distance of the fashionable restaurants of Seminyak and a gentle ten minutes stroll to Double Six beach. ROI almost 12% a year, very good for Investment. There are 2 units from 11 unit villa still available. DONT MISS IT....CONTACT ME...

Contact : Amber + 62 (0) 81 804 188 644 Prices From : USD 295,000 amber@raywhiteparadise.com

Title

: Leasehold

SSEM733 Seminyak

SCGU675 Canggu

BEST LOCATION! Only 1 minute walking distance to Seminyak beach & restaurants, a better location is hard to find! This 2 floor Balinese house has been fully renovated to the highest standards. Smart design, 3 en-suites bedrooms, bar style kitchen, spacious open living & dining area facing the overflow swimming pool and tropical garden. Long lease of 34 years, this villa guarantees to be the best holiday home & rental machine. Fully furnished. Contact : Ray White Paradise Title : Leasehold + 62 (0) 87 861 867 277 Price : USD 395,000 teito@raywhiteparadise.com

The Villa enjoys the perfect villa with combination of an open and peaceful surroundings with easy access to the heart of shopping, restaurants and beach activities. A 3 bed room luxury villa on 650 square meter land, it gives you the enjoyment of space and freedom. It is within walking distance to the famous Canggu Sports Club, a western supermarket, several restaurants and the picturesque Berawa Beach. Contact : Siska + 62 (0) 81 557 49228 Title : Hak Milik siska@raywhiteparadise.com Price : USD 675,000

UY T B YAK S BE MIN SE

SUMS190 Umalas

It is the best Deal of the summer. The Metropole Umalas Villas, elegantly featuring 6 private luxury Suite Villas with private swimming pool, the villas offer you full modern comfort with an exclusive design. The Metropole villas strategically situated in Umalas Kerobokan Bali just 10 minute drive to Seminyak fashion boutiques and nice restaurants.

Title : Hak Milik Price : IDR 1,900,000,000

Contact : Annie Dean + 62 (0) 81 339 455 009 annie@raywhiteparadise.com

SSEM559 Seminyak

SCGU032 Canggu

UNBEATABLE VALUE SEMINYAK!!! 3.2 ARE - 160 M2 Build – 43 years leasehold. Only 18 months old – vendor will make like new!! Pick your own colour scheme. You will not find a better buy in Seminyak today!! Call me now to view. Title

: Leasehold Price : AUD 200,000

Contact : Shane Walsh + 62 (0) 81 338 276 772 shane@raywhiteparadise.com

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Beautifully 3 bedroom European styled villa with open living plan strategically located between the famous beaches of Pantai Batu Bolong and Echo Beach. A very successful rental property booked over 75% all year. Serene greenbelt vistas, rice fields, expansive decking, pool and outdoor living space. This property has it all. Title : Hak Milik Price : IDR 6,600,000,000

Contact : Ray White Paradise + 62 (0) 812 3916 8729 brenda@raywhiteparadise.com

* prices and availability subject to change without prior notification.

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SSEM455 Seminyak

This villa is situated in central Seminyak just behind “EAT STREET”. Only 1 minute to Ultimo Restaurant. 2 x 2 bedrooms villas on 13 ARE – one 240 M2 other 210 M2 You do not find this set up normally in this location! Call me now to view. Title

Price

: Leasehold

: USD 900,000

Rent Price : USD 305/day++

AS T EA MAL R G U G IN Y U

Contact : Shane Walsh + 62 (0) 81 338 276 772 shane@raywhiteparadise.com

SSEM575 Seminyak

This stunning & stylish residence is located only minutes away from the most highly sought after area of Seminyak. Love & thought has been applied to every area of this must see property making it a perfect family residence & also the ability to create very tidy rental returns due to the peaceful but easily accessible area to Seminyak. This is a number one Ray White property recommendation & inspections are available at your request. Contact : Karl Wilkins Title : Hak Milik +62 (0) 8155 701 729 Price : USD 575,000 karl@raywhiteparadise.com

SUMS942 Umalas

The villa set on 1130m2 of lovely grounds with an impressive pool. There is also a very large separate 2 storey building that would be great as an indoor entertainment area or you could convert it into two additional bedrooms (plans already drawn).This villa has a Pondok Wisata permit so it can be legally rented out daily, weekly, monthly or yearly! Contact : Shane Walsh : Hak Pakai / Hak Milik + 62 (0) 81 338 276 772 shane@raywhiteparadise.com Price : USD 795,000

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STAB738 Tabanan

Surfers Dream Come True! This 900sqm mansion is truly a tropical dream realised and the trophy property your friends will be begging to visit. 2 years in construction and now operating as a successful vacation rental income generating property, all the hard work has been done! A masterpiece in real estate. Must be seen to be believed!! Views of the Balian surf from every room. Title : Leasehold Price : USD 690,000

SBUK422 Bukit

Contact : Zamzam + 62 (0) 878 6181 9445 zamzam@raywhiteparadise.com

This stunning property overlooking Jimbaran & Benoa Bay, 3 bedroom villa guarantees fantastic views. The 220 sqm 3-floor-villa sits on 400 sqm of cascading land. Excellently built with quality interior, marble floors & parquet wood in bedrooms, all with en suite bathrooms. For your leisure time choose between a refreshing swim in the well sized pool or relax in one of the bales or enjoy a drink & a fresh breeze on your spacious, roofed terrace. Contact : Mick Title : Hak Milik + 62 (0) 81 74 75 16 23 Price : USD 465,000 mick@raywhiteparadise.com

SCGU100 Canggu

SJBN403 Jimbaran

This spacious villa on 2200sqm of land in a quiet & highly demanded area of Canggu is perfect for every family. View guaranteed, overlooking luscious green belt rice fields. With 7 bedrooms, 2 of them being in a separated guest villa. Extremely well designed, the large breezy open living area has a unique design with a living green roof, enclosed TV room all complemented by a high end, cleverly designed kitchen. Contact : Ray White Paradise Title : Hak Milik + 62 (0) 87 861 867 277 Price : EURO 1,000,000 teito@raywhiteparadise.com

This is Villa located in a Top World Class Resort Area in Jimbaran, takes just 7 minutes walking distance to the soft white sands of Jimbaran Bay Beach which is known for Best Seafood Restaurants. Surrounding area are World Class Resort Hotels and Villas such as The Four Seasons Resort, The Ayana Resort, Karma Jimbaran, Gending Kendis Villas and The Jimbaran Beach Club Restaurant. Contact : Donald Sambuaga + 62 (0) 81 337 394 066 Title : Hak Milik donald@raywhiteparadise.com Price : USD 550,000

SBUK938 Bukit

SBUK001 Balangan

If you are looking for a wonderful holiday rental property or holiday home - look no more. Ready to rent with rental licenses. This is a well built and maintained, single level 4 bedroom villa located in the Bukit. Boutique outdoor bathrooms and quality fittings throughout. Bale-style lounge overlooking pool and set in a large mature tropical garden. New Alang Alang roof and fully furnished. Great price. Title : Hak Milik Price : IDR 4,500,000,000

Contact : Mick + 62 (0) 81 74 75 16 23 mick@raywhiteparadise.com

A wonderful 5 bedroom villa for sale in Balangan near the New Kuta Golf Course, with spectacular panoramic views over the ocean, sunset and even the mountains of Bali. In perfect condition. Spacious and very well equipped. Perfect, well worth an inspection.

Title : Hak Milik Price : Price On Application

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We are one of the few offices chosen from the 1650 Ray White Australia offices as an exclusive Ray White Projects agent with over 900,000 qualified investors already registered globally. As part of Bali’s most experienced and forward thinking agency, Ray White Projects is the ideal choice for developers to launch new projects. We are perfectly placed to meet the demands of new developments with our own in-house graphic design team, experience in product launch and ‘brand’ management. With our domestic and global networking associations we are one of Bali’s best connected real estate agents.

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The Paradise Property Group FANTASTIC INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

“de Vins Sky Villa” Location is everything! Walk to the best bars and clubs in Bali, The W Hotel, Potatoe Head and Ku de Ta or stroll 500m to the beach. All just 30 minutes from Denpasar International Airport. Or, once you’ve arrived, barely move at all and enjoy Bali’s first Aqua Spa with da Vins Aqua Relaxation Spa and the Aquatonic Bathing Pool. The ‘Rooftop’ at De Vins Sky Villas gives you a spectacular 270 degree view of the sunsets, has a massive pool and the Sky Bar and Restaurant. de Vins Sky Villa's features 98 fully furnished units, ranging from Studio Suites to Two Bedroom Villas. Each Villa has a special water theme with a Terrazzo Jacuzzi, a Private Pool or a Water Fall. ‘Special touches’ include touch screen light switches, 42 inch LCD TV and smart key access. The award winning architect, Dastin Hillery is known as a visionary and da Vins Sky Villa is a classic example of his innovative designs. Not surprisingly, de Vins Sky Villas Resort Development will return an exceptional ROI, offering a buyback guarantee of 200% in 10 years and an expected Rental Income of up to Rp 500 million in 2 years.

For more Sales information contact: Darlene Richard darlene@raywhiteparadise.com +62 (0) 81 239 622 113 www.devinsskyvilla.com

SCGU150 Canggu

Easy drive to Canggu Club & Brawa beach. This brand new 2 floor Villa has everything you need. Offering 3 large bedrooms, the master one being upstairs with its en-suite bathroom & walk in closet & with views to the traditional Balinese temple - amazing atmosphere. Living area, spacious kitchen & 2 bedrooms being downstairs with small garden area with possibility for a cozy plunge pool. A MUST SEE!!! Title : Hak Milik Price : IDR 1,900,000,000

Contact : Citra Dhamayanti + 62 (0) 81 805 430 453 citra@raywhiteparadise.com

SSNR415 Keramas

LCAD010 Candidasa

Total Beach front villa with 3 bedrooms , each en-suite, private swimming pool at Keramas Beach. Access 17 km East of Sanur and 400 meters from Bypass Ida Bagus Mantra. This property is available off plan – the picture shown is of another villa in this complex . The construction will take 6 to 8 months to complete from the agreement of the contract.

Title : Hak Milik Price : USD 464,000

Contact : Haryono + 62 (0) 85 857 442 601 haryono@raywhiteparadise.com

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37 Are

Location! Location! Location! 37 Are Hak Milik Land. Motivated seller price reduction now at IDR 50,000,000 per Are with amazing ocean views 37 Are of land above the Amankila hotel. Call now for viewing this land will not last long.

Title : Hak Milik Price : IDR 50,000,000 / Are

Contact : Siska +62 (0) 8155 749 228 siska@raywhiteparadise.com

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Xclusive Property Xclusive Property is a dynamic Property Development and Real Estate Agent in Bali. Our years of experience in Bali’s real estate is beneficial to you the client to ensure you find exactly what you are looking for. So if you are looking for your dream villa or that special piece of land to build your own, or an investment opportunity, our dedicated teams of experts will walk you through the process never forgetting that we work for you. With our team of specialists in villa rentals, land acquirement, development and construction, you will know that your interests are in safe hands. So no matter how big or small your needs are, don’t hesitate to give us a call and we can help make that wish come true.

Legian

Denpasar STYLE AND QUALITY, THE IDEAL HOME

A HOP, SKIP AND A JUMP TO THE BEACH!!!

This extremely well built Villa sits on 7 Are in Kesiman, 5 minutes to Sanur beach, 10 minutes to Renon and 20 minutes to Ubud this property gives you access to all yet sits in Tranquil surroundings. With 3 large bedrooms, 2 large living areas split over 2 levels with wide wrap around balcony. The luxury fitted kitchen has all you need to entertain your guests, inside or out in the well stocked garden surrounding the large swimming pool. Complete with secure garage and staff quarters this Villa will make your ideal home in Bali. Price: USD 495,000 REF RV-1266

This smart modern 2 level villa sits in a quiet peaceful spot but in the heart of Legian with everything just a short stroll away. With 2 spacious bedrooms with en-suite, modern kitchen, an entertainment lounge area off the pool and a further upstairs lounge with balcony overlooking the pool. This freehold villa is a must see for those who want a great place to live or a top investment, HURRY!!

Seminyak

Bukit

AMAZING VALUE IN SEMINYAK!

Price: AUD 375,000

REF RV-1199

SIMPLE & TASTEFUL

Perfect position for a rental machine! This fantastic 2 bedroom is situated just a short 3 minute walk to Legian and Seminyak and a few more to the beach! Designed in modern Balinese style this villa was built by a European and as such is finished to European standards with fabulous attention to detail and comes fully furnished even down to pots and pans. Set on 4 Are of land paid until until 2040 with a secure extension for an additional 25 years available. This villa has an impressive occupation rate and you can make great money from day one…You just can’t beat this deal! Price: USD 320,000 REF RV-1227

Do you want to be close to one of the most beautiful beaches? Yes? That means this nice villa is for you - just 5-10 min distance from Balangan beach, Jimbaran beach with it’s famous seafood restaurants, New Kuta beach and golf course or…you can stay at home and enjoy lazy leisure by the pool. 3 bedrooms, spacey living and kitchen area under alang-alang roof built on 5 are of freehold land. Good value! It would not stay long on the market! Price: EURO 220,000 REF RV-1247

Seminyak

Umalas

SEMINYAK OFFERING

These 2 brand new villas strategically located in Seminyak, just a short drive to the beach and shopping areas are now being offered for sale. Sitting on 235 square meters of land, these villas really have been well designed and built. Both the ensuite bedrooms are on upper level with direct access to a balcony. Downstairs you have a large L shaped living area, fully equipped kitchen all overlooking the 9x4 swimming pool. Both villas come fully furnished, and are offered leasehold for 23 years with another 25 years available. REF RV-1232 Price: USD 235,000

ONE OF A KIND IN UMALAS

The villa is designed in European style with tall windows and high ceilings, with touch of Balinese style, truly one of a kind and unique. Located in one of Bali’s most popular areas in Umalas on 6.95 are of land, the surrounding countryside with rice paddy fields view and palm trees create a peaceful atmosphere. This villa comes with 1 bedroom on the ground floor and on the top floor a spacious master bedroom overlooks the tranquil surroundings. The 15 meter pool in the middle of a landscaped tropical garden makes this property perfect to relax. Price: Rp. 1,700,000,000 REF RV-1241

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