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Petitenget to Pererenan If you live, work, have a business or just have some exciting news about this area then we want to hear from you! Canggu News submissions for future editions are welcome to be emailed to: canggueditor@yahoo.com If you are submitting information about a future event, please be sure to provide accurate details regarding time and place and include pictures where relevant.

Members Get More with Finns Social Plus Packages Bit of a social butterfly are we? Then you’ll love Finns Bali’s brand new Social Plus Membership packages! Freedom to select from short term options, monthly or annual memberships means that everyone has the opportunity to enjoy Bali’s best entertainment venue whether you’re simply vacationing and looking to play or making more of a commitment to stay. Finns Social Plus means you get all of those sensational benefits of a full Finns Bali Membership plus the flexibility to join for either a short time whilst here for work or holidays, or somewhat longer for those planning on relocating to the island of the Gods. Choose from weekly, monthly, quarterly or annual memberships, to suit the nature and length of your island stay! Additional to the Social Membership, Finns Social Plus provides the option for single, couples or family memberships. Enjoy unlimited access to Finns fully equipped Fitness Centre, including small group training, yoga and Les Mills classes the likes of Spin, Bodypump, TRX and more. Take advantage of

School Students Speak Out for Those Who Can’t Speak for Themselves Fancy a Sunday stroll? The inaugural GINBali Walkathon will take place on Sunday October 1st and provide a fundraising platform for all Canggu Community School’s Gotong Royong Groups and other charities as well. The plan is to bring together more than 400 participants who will walk just under four kilometres around a designated course past the rice fields of Canggu and finishing at Canggu Community School for a shared brunch and expo of the associations that are being supported by the walkathon fundraising. Walkers raise sponsorship for their own charities and cause of choice. Teams of up to six people can register to walk . Choose to walk in costume to represent your favourite cause, walk with your dogs, adopt a puppy and walk with a puppy, dress up or just join in the fun! There is a registration fee for this of 150,000 IDR per walker and a team of six pays for only five walkers. Every walker receives a free t shirt, a map to the supervised route, forms for creating sponsorship, links to fundraising sites and a complimentary healthy brunch at the end of the walk and a family day pass to Splash at Finn’s Recreation Club valid for that Sunday, 1st October. What a great way to cool off after your efforts! Each successful walker will receive a GINBali Walkathon

their 25 metre lap pool while the kids (and big kids at heart) cool off at Splash Water Park or make the most of your member access to the tennis centre with some cardio court time! Discounts also extend to enrolments for the juniors at JSA too! Social Plus members can also reap rewards around RnR time with discounts applicable on treatments at Body Temple Spa and Toni & Guy Essentials Hair Salon as well as member concessions on food and beverages at Bistro C, The Smoke House and Splash. You’ll also get priority and pre sale notification for any of Finns’ special events But wait! There’s more! Your Social Plus membership doesn’t simply afford you unbeatable benefits at Finns Recreation Club, it also extends its hospitality umbrella to Bali’s best beach club too! You betcha! Jump on the Finns Courtesy Bus at Finns Rec Club and make your way over to Finns Beach Club. Swing by reception and simply show your Social Plus card to enjoy exclusive member only benefits by the beach.

signed certiﬁcate of completion. The recipients of walkers’ selected funds are also invited to showcase their work at the GINBali Walkathon Expo which can raise their public platform and attract more support. The GINBali Annual Walkathon aims to help school students raise funds for causes they are passionate about. Focussing on the idea that the health of the future is determined by the health of its children and environment, this year’s list of possible charities to support include foundations whose key work centres around animals and children. Suggestions to date include: Kul Kul Kids, Bumi Sehat, Ibu Ibu Bali Street Kids, Bali Children’s Foundation, Stella’s Child, Jodie O’Shea Orphanage, SOLEMEN, BAWA, Borneo Nature Foundation, Bali Sea Turtles, Villa Kitty, BOS - Orangutan Rescue, Wildlife Asia Protection, Misool Foundation - reef protection and Bali Starlings. This list of suggested charities can be found on their web page: www.ginbali.org however it is by no means prescriptive or limited. Walkers can choose to support a charity of their own choice, are free to select other organisations and GINBali would love to hear about them! You can email your suggestions to: ginbaliwalkathon@ccsbali.com. Register online at: ginbaliwalkathon@ccsbali.com. Walkers will then be sent a registration pack providing details about how to register their team as well as options regarding how to raise funds. Primary School Teams can register with their Gotong Royong

Relish all of that red carpet treatment with free entry to Finns Beach Club minus any required minimum spend. Bring along one guest for gratis to share your complimentary day bed and fluffy Finns towel and log onto the speedy, members only free wifi to share your poolside snaps and selfies with envious friends! Comprehensive information about Social Plus memberships and member benefits can be located on Finns website finnsrecclub.com along with pricing structures for each joining preference. Phone them to talk to their helpful membership consultants today on +62 3618483939 or contact them by email to discuss purchasing a Social Plus Membership on: membership@finnsrecclub.com. If you are already a Finns member and you’d like to upgrade your membership to a Social Plus, Gold or Platinum membership, or you’d like clarification about any of your Finns member benefits, email the team on: memberservices@finnsrecclub.com or drop in to have a chat with them in person at Finns Recreation Club. Be sure to make it there around brekkie, lunch or afternoon tea so you can claim one of Bali’s cheapest cups of coffee available for Finns members only of course! FINNS RECREATION CLUB Raya Pantai Berawa, Canggu FINNSRECCLUB.COM

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class room teacher teachers can arrange your fundraising and collect and distribute them to your chosen beneﬁciary after the event. Secondary Gotong Royong Groups can use online funding platforms recommended in the signup package that you will receive once you register. This allows ALL walkers to raise money for many different organisations and causes. All walkers will receive a registration package with clear instructions and examples of how to raise funds online including links to fundraising platforms Ketto, Kitabisa (Indonesia ) and generosity.com. The GINBali Walkathon is a chance to get a little exercise, have fun and join forces to raise funds for those who cannot or do not necessarily have the opportunity to help themselves. Support the school students of Bali to support others in need, register your team today! Register online at: ginbaliwalkathon@ccsbali.com or for further information about the event go to the website: www.ginbali.org

Count Down to Football Finals Fever @Finns Recreation Club plenty of ‘on field’ entertainment for the whole family. Let the kids spend the afternoon on the free jumping castles then put your fancy footwork skills to the test for the chance to win Rp10,000,000 in Finns ‘Kick the Ball Comp’. If the scoreboard after the final siren doesn’t leave you with a grin, try your luck another way and pick the margin win! Coverage of Saturday, September 30th’s AFL Grand Final action begins from 8am with kick off for the main event from midday (Bali time). NRL football final viewing the following afternoon If you’re a footy fanatic….and judging by the butts on barstools in Bali sports bars each weekend there are many… you’ll be getting a tad excited as we near the latter part of football season. Finals are approaching and it’s getting to the pointy end of the competition with that silver chalice in the line of sight for several teams on the sporting ladder. A time of year when anguished cries over lost tries can be heard emanating from clubs and bars across the island, when slightly-too-tight jerseys bearing team colours and insignias make their annual appearance, and when the weekend of September 30th to October 1st is reserved for nothing else but FOOTBALL!!! It appears the team at Finns are just as fanatical about footy as you are because this year they’ve upped the ante for Grand

Final weekend entertainment. No chance of missing even a minute of the game with two big screens, including one huge LED screen on the footy ﬁeld, as well as thirty plasma screens positioned inside the Sports Bar and outside around Bistro C. Choose A/C and indoors in the Sports Bar or the festhaus ambience of Finns’ Footy Beer Hall for Saturday’s AFL Grand Final - a shaded marquee in the middle of the Rec Club lawns, decked out with draft beer on tap and great deals on icy cold buckets of bottled beer. It would barely be a Grand Final without footy food and Finns will have the BBQ stoked up and ready to go along with the entire meaty menu from Smoke House available to accompany your beverages. I’m thinking beers and a beef brisket here meat lovers…..nom, nom, nom! Grand Final weekend is an all ages event and Finns is providing

on Sunday October 1st provides potential for a much needed sleep in and some recovery time before on field antics start again at 2pm with the big battle from 5pm. But there’s no need to clear the bleachers once the whistle blows and the players leave the field because Finns is featuring live entertainment from alternative Bali based band, Silent Alarm after each game! Entry to Finns Recreation Club is free and everyone is welcome. The countdown to finals weekend is on. Wear your team colours, show some fighting spirit and warm up those vocal chords football fans ‘cos it’s gonna get loud! Finns Recreation Club Raya Pantai Berawa, Canggu FINNSRECCLUB.COM

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ORGANIC SMARTS Pak Har came here a few years ago from Java to learn more about the organic movement, and is now teaching visitors, expats and local Indonesians to grow their own delicious organic fruit and veges. One of his dearest passions is that he can help Indonesian families go back to cultivating their own gardens inside their family compounds – something that many have stopped doing a long time ago.

URWF 2017 also brings us the best of Indonesia’s literary and artistic talent, including one of Indonesia’s first feminist writers, literary icon Nh. Dini, one of the nation’s favourite poets, Joko Pinurbo, controversial writer, filmmaker and all-round badass, Djenar Maesa Ayu, and Indonesia’s leading travel writer, Trinity. Check out the program of 200+ events, including hands-on workshops, fiery live performances, film screenings, art exhibits and book launches, plus Children and Youth Program. October 2529. http://www.ubudwritersfestival.com/

Organic coconut oil is so good for cooking, and for your body. Why not learn to make your own while you are here? Or get some savvy, simple and inexpensive tips for creating and maintaining an organic garden.

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Supported by the 6,290 Euros raised for the “One with the Beloved”, Music for Peace Campaign, Bali-based sound healer Shervin Boloorian is currently sharing music from the campaign’s newly finished international album, One with the Beloved, on a huge European tour. The 2017 Euro tour began at magical Mundekulla Festival in Sweden, where Shervin Hey check out the huge community section on Balispirit.com’s re-vamped blended live music with Rumi texts at the One website. There’s so much information now, including events, NGOs, with the Beloved concert and followed with two Balinese ceremonies and blogs covering travel inspiration, conscious sound journey programs through the course of shopping and health and wellness. the weekend. The website – and Bali – have come a long way since life and business partners, Meg Pappenheim and Pak Made Gunarta, first came up with the idea to revitalize Bali’s global image, in that awful period after the devastation wrought on the island’s heart and economy by the Bali bomb. The BaliSpirit team has clearly had a big think and done a lot of consultation about this change, so visitors can just search by type, location, price and dates to find exactly what they are looking for across the island. The vision for BaliSpirit.com remains the same to create an online community to support local businesses and to unite diverse cultures that share a mutual love for Bali, culture, health and spirituality.

BUMI BUY & SELL BOOK DAY As a confessed read a holic and Bumi Sehat supporter, I’ve got this Sunday, September 17 marked in bold in my diary, for Bumi’s Used Book Bazaar. They’ll have all kinds of books for sale, from IDR 20,000 on up. Travel, non-fiction, business, self-help, personal transformation, spirituality, non-profits, grant writing, fundraising, fiction, memoir, history, parenting, cookbooks, writing and many more, with a portion of proceeds going to the birthing clinic. If you really want to support Bumi Sehat’s women’s centre, birthing clinic and youth centres, here in Ubud and in Samatiga Aceh, clean out your own book supply now and call ASAP to donate some books for the event - they could be top quality, or perhaps just good reads but a little scruffy round the edges.

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Support healing professional Tyr Thorne as he attempts to run all the way round Bali this month, raising funds for urgent operations for two young Balinese children with severe heart defects, and highlighting the great work of non-profit Solemen Indonesia.

The run - roughly 600 kilometres or approximately 17 marathons - is no mean feat for a guy in his 60s who, by his own admission, runs quite slowly. If he makes it, he’ll be the first ever to run all the way around Bali – look out Guinness For more information, or directions, please call 0812 3844 6014 ASAP. Record Book! The Used Book Bazaar will be at the new Yayasan Bumi Sehat complex, next to the footy oval in Nyuh Kuning, from 10 am to 4 pm. Tyr is a former professional ballet dancer who

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used his own recovery from crippling back injury to create a unique healing practice with a range of “youthing” exercises that clearly work.

Check online for info on next month’s Ubud Writers & Readers Festival, which brings us more than 150 of the world’s leading authors, artists, Find the links to Tyr’s crowd funding site and thinkers and performers, from a record 31 countries. daily blog on www.solemen.org, and support by joining Tyr for a stretch, or by donating to his The intriguing range of literary luminaries includes; Seno Gumira campaign. Ajidarma, Wild Swans author Jung Chang, New York Times bestseller Simon Winchester, and leading Latin American writer Héctor Abad. E-MAIL: BAUBUDNEWS@GMAIL.COM Determinedly diverse in its range of voices, the festival also features; COPYRIGHT © 2017 WAYAN JEN ‘wild child’ of South Korean literature Han Yujoo, the woman behind the YOU CAN READ ALL PAST ARTICLES OF UBUD NEWS AT Philippines’ first sole-author collection of lesbian-themed stories Jhoanna WWW.BALIADVERTISER.BIZ Lynn B. Cruz, rising star of Iranian literature Shokoofeh Azar, editor of

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Help! My Frangipani Has Scale Insects! ‘Hi Doc, Rico here! Can you help with my frangipani? I’d like some advice regarding black leaves and white fluffy spots under the leaves. Before I go and administer a systemic pesticide to my lovely trees, I’d like a second opinion - are you willing to help, or even visit and consult? Thanks - Rico’ There are a few things going on here, hold off on the pesticide for now and read on….. This description is characteristic of a severe mealybug infestation, a type of scale insect from the family Pseudococcidae. They are oval shaped and covered in a mealy or floury looking wax, hence their common name. They are usually around 5mm in length (the size of a small fly) with a white powdery or fluffy appearance. They feed by sucking the sap from leaves, buds and stems, causing wilting, and distortion of new leaves. In heavy infestations they will conglomerate, and resemble cotton wool like masses and for this reason a colony is often mistaken for fungal growth. The blackened leaves indicate a fungus known as sooty mould, which is secondary to the infestation of the bugs, and resembles a layer of soot on the leaves as the name suggests. The sooty mould thrives on the sugary honeydew excreted by piercing sucking insects, such as mealybugs, aphids and other types of scale. The result is foliage and stems smothered in a sticky black goo, blocking light and impeding photosynthesis to the further detriment of the plant. Now this is where it gets even more interesting. Ants are also attracted to the honeydew, as a food source and once on the scene will farm mealybugs around the plant and then from plant to plant…what a bunch of cheeky little buggers! But still it gets worse from here, because the ants protect them from predators and parasites, this means that mealybug infestations tend to be much more serious in the presence of ants. it gives a whole new meaning to the term ‘ant-farm’. And to think that humans would like to take credit as the only species to conduct agriculture on a large scale, pardon the pun.

the bugs around to produce even more, which then leads to sooty mould and the cycle repeats until you either kill the bugs or they kill the plant, whichever comes first. What started with the bugs has snowballed into a threefold problem, bugs, ants and sooty mould. It is a relentless coordinated attack. The solution is simple. For a badly infested plant much of the affected foliage should be cut away before attempting any chemical control, organic or otherwise. Prune off all severely affected foliage, to stimulate new growth. Foliage smothered in sooty mould is about as useful as a gangrenous limb. Cut it, bag it, and throw it out.

as simple as wiping them off with an old cloth. Remember, even mild pesticides such as our homemade pest oil should only be used as a method of last resort as it can also harm the beneficial insects responsible for pollination, and others that help keep pests under control such as spiders. Even so called ‘organic’ pesticides should be used sparingly, formulations that contain neem and pyrethrum are very poisonous until they biodegrade. You can use confidor or horticultural oil, the residue will last much longer and you’ll also be poisoning the bees, pollinators and yourself. What’s the point of gardening if you must spray potent poison all around the place. It turns a natural pastime into a dangerous one. Don’t forget your gas mask, and full protective body suit while you’re at it. You wouldn’t want to get it on your skin let alone inhale the vapours also. Even organic pesticides such as neem are extremely toxic to humans! An alternative method that works well in the earlier stages of infestation, is to blast the bugs off with a hose at high pressure, although this may not be an option depending on how advanced the infestation or how delicate the foliage is. To be effective this treatment should be repeated every few days until the mealy bugs are gone.

Concoct a home remedy, by mixing vegetable oil with dish washing soap. This is preferable to a highly toxic chemical spray and just as effective. Mix a cup of vegetable oil with a cup of dish soap. Dilute this mixture at a rate of 1 part to 20 parts of water, then apply to scale infestations. The dish soap is toxic to the scale and will break down their waxy protective shell and suffocate the critters in the process. The vegetable oil ensures the soapy water adheres to and smothers the scale, whereas soapy water alone will simply run-off and not be as effective. The soap must stick!

Try to avoid all commercial chemical sprays even for other pest problems, as they will also kill beneficial insects such as ladybirds and lacewings, which are known predators of scale. The mealybugs however often escape unscathed if not directly targeted because they reside underneath the leaves and are covered in a protective wax. Remember, even natural sprays should only be used sparingly and as a last resort, because they can also harm beneficial insects. Regular inspection of your plants is essential. If you ever see ants crawling up and down stems and across leaves you should realise that you have a problem. Ants are typically found on the ground, and will only inhabit plants if there is a honeydew source, which means either mealy bugs, aphids or other types of scale. If you spot a colony of ants wandering around on your plants alarm bells should be ringing! A quick check of the growing tips and the undersides of foliage will reveal the bugs.

It is also known that by stroking the back of some aphids (another type of scale) with their antennae, that ants can induce a honeydew droplet. A plant covered in ants is the canary in the coal mine, which will alert you to the fact that there is a scale insect problem, and may allow you to nip it in the bud early on before a more serious infestation takes hold.

What we have created here is essentially a home-made pest Now that you know all about mealy bugs, how to spot them oil with much lower toxicity to the environment and humans and how to stop them, you’ll be able to nail them as soon as but with just as much efficacy. It is also more economical than you come across them! buying chemicals, and you probably have the ingredients ready to use, right now sitting under your kitchen sink. Just mix it up and spray on with a garden applicator, alternatively using a wet sponge will also suffice. Make sure to wet the undersides of foliage and the stems, as scale tends to colonise most heavily on the underside of leaves and close to the trunk. Leave the solution overnight and then attack the weakened bugs with a strong jet of water or wipe them off with a cloth. Dr. Kris Alternatively let them drop as they die. Repeat applications Garden Doctor will be necessary. Contact: dr.kris@ymail.com

Left unchecked a plant can be severely weakened, even destroyed in a surprisingly short space of time. In short, the bugs suck the sap, the ants harvest the by-product, farming

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C’est la vie, as we might have said if we had reached French speaking territory as planned. Evidently Provence was not on Fate’s list of preferred destinations for The Diary and the Distaff. Was it something we did on a previous visit? Surely not, for we seem to remember being rather well behaved. But L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue is near Avignon, once the seat of the popes while others also claiming that title were in possession of the Vatican in Rome. Maybe that’s it. We remember once, a long time ago now, having been rather critical in print about the crusade against the Cathars, who seem to have been among the early modernists, though they were well before their time. Their cruel reduction was one of the more outrageous of Medieval Christendom’s schismatic outrages. By the time this column appeared in print, we were in Scotland. Such are the imperatives of the Grand Tour as it is nowadays taken. It’s quicker – unless one of your airline’s flying machines has a technical problem, that is – though quite possibly it is far less fun than grand tours were when they were invented. In the good old days, you travelled by carriage and counted yourself lucky if your journey had not been interrupted by the untimely demise of your postilion due to his inattention in being struck by lightning. That is if you survived it yourself, having avoided death by dicky oysters or from whatever epidemic had won the gig as pestilence of choice that year. It’s much safer now, despite what the media and various government nursemaids try to tell you. We’re away until late in October, which in one crucial element is unfortunate, since we’ll miss an opportunity to unwind with a delightful friend whose own schedule brings her to Bali this month. But, hey, we’re all so interconnected these days. We even know pretty much everything that’s going on in Bali. Well, as much as your sources will drop at your feet and the desire of the authorities to avoid detection will let out for viewing, at least. The next Diary will come to you from Portugal, following a spell in the lovely Moorish shadows of Andalusia.

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But the Big Wingnut, or whichever entity it is who is charged with messing up people’s plans, intervened and we weren’t anywhere, except still in Bali. Our KLM aircraft experienced a “technical issue” after arriving from Amsterdam via Singapore on Sep. 1. That technical issue may have been resolved in a fairly timely way with a fly-in gizmo replacement (that’s good) but the resulting customer snafu certainly wasn’t. In our case, a planned four-night spot in Provence became, in order of later options, a three-night spot (still doable), then a two-night spot (just), and then a nil-night spot. Which was a dreadful outcome: all that cheese and wine that was not consumed (by us). Instead we had an unscheduled two nights in Amsterdam en route to Scotland, originally our second but now our first destination. Ah well, tak ada, one might say. And of course that’s probably all you should say, publicly. A Dutch friend told us on Facebook, “I can not believe it.” Our response: “We wish we could not.”

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And So … To the 2017 Ubud Writers and Readers Festival. We’ll be back for that. Wouldn’t miss it. Unless your preference runs to ear-splitting music, shamanistic shaking, or novel reorganisation of your chakras, it’s Ubud and Bali’s jewel in the festivals crown and a fixed date our diary every year. This year the principal media sponsor is The Guardian newspaper, in its web-based Australian guise, a virtual journal that is ably edited by Lenore Taylor, a fine scribbler of our long acquaintance. The resident festival guardian will be Steph Harmon, the paper’s culture editor, who tells us she is looking forward to some interesting discussion around the theme of the festival, Origins. It’s a fascinating theme, on a human scale. Bali is a very special place, with a religion and culture that incorporates non-human life forms in its narrative. It could well be argued,

Axel Munthe’s The Story of San Michele was our nomination. It is a narrative that magically defines the real scope of human endeavour. But in thinking about that, we considered (though because they are basically primers, passed them over) Khalil Gibran’s The Prophet and Marcus Aurelius’ Meditations. Meditations, written chiefly as private notes by M Aurelius when he was Roman Emperor, should be required reading for any politician or those with leadership ambitions. He was a Stoic – a Stoic’s Stoic in fact. He died of plague at Vindobonda (it’s now Vienna) in 180 CE.

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1. Monitoring the wound When you take your pet home be aware of the location of the surgical wound. Once home check the wound daily for 10 days and if there appears to be any bruising, swelling or discharge please call or email us, if emailing it helps to attach a photo of the wound so the vet can advise whether any intervention is needed or not. You may also WhatsApp photos to our reception hand phone number.

For 10 days do not let your pet outside if it is raining or has recently rained, as they might lay down in a puddle and cause a wound infection. Do not allow dogs to swim and do not take them to the beach as sand could get into the healing wound. If you have other pets, it can also be a problem if they show interest in the wound and lick at it – the effect is no different to the patient licking the wound itself and this can cause an infection. You may need to separate the pets until the wound has healed.

2. Removing any stitches

6. Feeding your pet

Usually the stitches will be placed subcutaneously and will dissolve themselves, without any need for removal. However in some cases external non-absorbable sutures will be used, which need to be removed after 10 days when the skin has fully healed. These patients will require a quick vet check up 10 days post surgery, during which the stitches will be removed if the wound has healed in a satisfactory manner.

It is normal for the appetite to be reduced after surgery. Food and water can be offered as normal unless there are specific instructions from the vet otherwise. For example pets that have had gastrointestinal surgery will usually have a particular feeding plan involving small portions of a highly digestible food.

3. Using a buster collar It is important that your pet does not lick at any wound or stitches, as this is likely to cause an infection. Contrary to some myths, a dog licking a wound does not ‘clean it naturally’ and there are no beneficial ingredients in a dog/cat’s saliva. Quite the opposite as a dog/cat’s mouth is full of bacteria. Pets that are hyperactive or are obsessive groomers will often lick at their surgical wounds, and these pets require a plastic buster (Elizabethan) collar which should be worn until the surgical wound has fully healed (7-10 days post surgery). Buster Collars need to stay on 24/7, as just 10 minutes of licking/chewing can cause a wound to break down and require another operation to re-suture it. If in doubt, buy an appropriately sized buster collar at Sunset Vet so that you have it handy should you notice your pet licking or showing interest in his/her surgical wound. Then, keep a close eye on your pet at home and if you notice any licking or nibbling at the wound, apply the buster collar immediately. If you don’t end up using it it’s not a waste as you can keep it and reuse it another time – it’s likely your pet will need it at some point in its life.

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7. Medication If your pet has had surgery he/she may be prescribed medication to take home such as antibiotics or painkillers. The vet will explain the dosing during the discharge appointment or by phone. It is important you follow the instructions on the label and complete the course of medication even if your pet seems to be fully recovered already. Likewise, the duration of any medication prescribed is based on an estimate by the vet on the minimum length of treatment required. In some cases the medication needs to be extended for longer than expected, due to minor complications, or the fact that your pet is a slow healer for whatever reason. 8. Clipped hair Your pet’s hair will have been clipped around the surgical site and also on the leg where an IV catheter was placed. The hair will grow back within 4-6 weeks but sometimes there is a red rash where the hair was clipped (‘clipper rash’), if a dog has very sensitive skin. This will fade quickly but if it is bothering your pet we can prescribe some extra medication to make your pet more comfortable. If you have concerns about possible complications after surgery or if you would just like to chat to a vet for reassurance or a quick question, please do not hesitate to call your vet to discuss it. It is much better to solve any postoperative problems early, rather than wait for your check up appointment.

4. Allow your pet to rest

Sunset Vet offers veterinary services via their Kuta (24hr) and Ubud (8am-10pm) clinics. For further information or to make an appointment call them on 03619348915 (Kuta) or 0361975296 (Ubud), or visit www.sunsetvetbali.com or www.facebook.com/sunsetvetbali or Instagram: sunset_vet_bali

Some anaesthetic drugs take 24-48hrs to wear off so please allow your pet peace and quiet at home. For the first 48hrs after surgery cats should be kept indoors and dogs should not be taken for any walks at all, only brought to an outside area on a lead to pee/poop, then back inside for further rest. Then for the following week, dogs should have 5 minute

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Please contact the School to make an appointment for a tour. Tel: +62 361 9348566, + 62 361 9348568 contact@montessoribali.com, www.montessoribali.com C/E/G-9 Nov. 16

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SOCIAL IMPAKT : A journey through Indonesia’s remote areas with a mission in mind, improving access to clean water. • Crowdfunding Campaign For Clean Drinking Water in Rural Bali But with only one idea in mind, how could I help to make this world a better place ?

Water is life and access to clean water is a human right! It is estimated that in Indonesia 34 million people out of 260 million people - that is 13% of the total- do not have access to clean drinking water. That is why the company Social Impakt created by Jeroen is preparing a crowdfunding campaign that will be launched on September 5th for 30 days and which aims to raise 60,000 euros to finance the purchase of 2,000 water filters for 3 villages and 25 schools in the area of Sidemen in East Bali. Back in 2011, I was Vice President for Europe, Middle East, and Africa for a British corporation, based in Dublin, led a business of 260 million USD with 7 factories and 800 employees, traveling always more. Suddenly I experienced a shift in me. I realized that I was helping companies making money, but I was not helping people. I realized there was a better way to use my business skills. I quit my job and I landed in Indonesia for some holidays, without exactly knowing what would be the next step.

I came across the alarming figures of children deaths caused by drinking unsafe water. In Indonesia alone, 20,000 children below 5 years old die every year from waterborne diseases. Diarrhea is the second cause of infant mortality in the world. My adventure started at this moment, I decided to focus on water. In 2014, inspired by this trip, I decided to create Social Impakt, a social business whose mission is to improve access to clean water in remote communities in Indonesia by supplying an affordable and eco-friendly water filtration technology.

water filter. To date, we have already positively impacted the lives of more than 16,000 people. We have also set up a network of 30 filter resellers in the villages, creating new income opportunities. Our crowdfunding campaign, if successful, will improve access to clean water in east Bali and that means improved health, improved income, reduced CO2 emissions and reduced plastic bottle use in these communities. It will positively impact 15,000 people. Do not hesitate to donate and share it to the world, it is for a good cause.

I met Mangku, to whom I owe a lot of my success today. He is my brother, my translator, my gateway to this new world. Over an 18 months period, Mangku and I were traveling all over east Bali with our car filled with water filters. We met more than 150 village leaders and visited more than 500 schools to introduce our

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For Sale; New mens watch automatic stainless steel incl strap. Brand Carruci. Size: 42 inch incl manual book in German/English, box, guarantee paper. Never used. New price in Germany 8 50 Euro. Now 3,95 Jt. Tel 0813 3863 4748. Kerobokan. [066] Syversen jib sail for sale for 36ft sailboat. Good condition. 11.65 m x 4.5 m. App. 282 ft2. Price: 7,000,000 IDR. Contact Bart by phone or Whatsapp: 0819 9937 3986. Sanur. [010]

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Balinale (24 – 30 September) This is Bali’s answer to Hollywood or Bollywood where fans of film can enjoy a few days of great films. This year’s Balinale is about to be the best and most exciting in the festival’s eleven year history! The festival continues to bring audiences quality, thought provoking independent and award winning short, feature & documentaries from Indonesia and around the world. The theme this year is relevant and timely ‘Connecting communities through the world of film,’ showcasing 108 films from 42 countries. Adding to the week long programme of fabulous film screenings are Balinale’s special events including movie premieres, celebrity meet and greet, seminars, exhibitions and sneak previews of upcoming Indonesian films. Here are just some of the films that are screening. The complete film selection is listed on the website below. Paradoxical (2017) by Mu Ming Tsai from Taiwan, Moonlight (2016) by Barry Jenkins from USA, Cold of Kalandar (2016) by Mustafa Kara, Hungrary and Turkey, Ziarah (2017) by BW Purba Negara, Indonesia, Who’s Gonna Love Me Now? (2016) by Barak Heymann and Tomer Heymann, Israel and UK, Moss (2017) by Daniel Peddle, USA and more. The festival was founded in 2007 by Bali Film Center (BFC), a private company providing professional services for film and television production throughout Indonesia since 2002. Balinale is known for its specialized knowledge and importance in promoting Indonesian cinema, art and culture. Supporting established and aspiring local filmmakers with workshops and seminars as an important part of the program, and strongly supporting the community with its children’s charity program and school visits as well as attracting international film makers. The website is comprehensive and you can find venues and times of films. The films are worth watching and the festival is well worth a visit.

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Bee-Keeping Workshop (24 September) The plight of bees today has made headlines in newspapers across the globe. Bees play a vital role in ecological systems and once bees are gone there will be no flower pollination then no fruit and vegetable, food or civilization. It is a scary but real scenario. The world’s bee population is disappearing but there is still hope. By taking part in this bee-keeping workshop this will give you an insight as to what can be done to protect bees and ensure pollination. The workshop includes theoretical sessions and hands-on field trips. You will learn about the native bee biodiversity of Bali and construct a bee box. You will also learn how to attract bees, their food sources and predators, as well as harvest honey which will require lots of honey tasting. Do call to book your place as soon as possible. When Cost Where Contact

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Mexican Independence Day Party (15 September) A little bit of Mexican trivia is needed for the background to this party. In 1810, Mexico began its quest for independence with a ‘cry for independence’ and on 16th September started a revolt against the Spanish finally leading to independence. Independence Day is celebrated with fireworks, fiestas, food, dance and music with everything decorated in the colours of the Mexican flag across Mexico. Motel Mexicola is definitely worth a visit on this day of celebration. The Hydrant, one of Bali’s top bands and one and only Rockabilly band are part of the entertainment along with DJs and El Grito. Best dressed will win a prize. It goes without saying dress code Mexican. I won’t even mention the scrumptious Mexican food along with margaritas that you simply cannot beat down at Motel Mexicola. Do call to make a reservation as this is a popular place and worth a visit at any time as well as on this auspicious occasion.

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Food is one of Indonesia’s passions with regional variations across the archipelago and Bali is no exception. Subak cooking classes are an excellent introduction to cooking Balinese food which is simply delicious and definitely worth learning how to cook properly. The classes include 9 Balinese dishes and the famous sate lilit. What is more you can set your own time and bring a group to learn how to cook. The classes have fantastic reviews on Trip Adviser. A beautiful scenic drive will bring you into the heart of Gianyar, the perfect setting to learn how to cook authentic, mouth watering Balinese cuisine. Wayan Aris will share all his secrets with you and how to prepare Balinese food just as it is prepared on the island. Cost : IDR350,000 per person Where : Jl. Werkudara, Tampaksiring, Kabupaten Gianyar Contact : 081 238 879210 www.facebook.com/SubakCookingClass/

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Sunday Brunch (24 September) Brunches have become increasingly popular particularly in hotels, a combination of breakfast and lunch served from 11 am, originating in England in the late 19th century and becoming popular in the USA in the 1930s. Brunch is definitely for those who are late rises, too late for breakfast and yet in time for lunch but want the thrills of a good breakfast. Prego are hosting a lively Sunday Brunch in celebration of Italy’s Vendemmia Festival with superb food and entertainment catering to all the family. The annual Vendemmia Festival is a time-honored Italian tradition to mark the end of the grape-harvesting season. It is a community event that brings people together to share homemade dishes and artisan wine. This exclusive Sunday Brunch at Prego promises to be a fun day out with an extensive buffet featuring an antipasti bar and live carving station. Notable highlights will include traditional grape stomping by Sababay Winery and an interactive bird show by Bali Bird Park with lots of photo opportunities. In addition, the Westin family kids club will be hosting supervised games and activities for children in their beautiful tropical garden setting. Lucky draws with fabulous prizes, Prego’s dance routine and gimmicks with a guest appearance by Pippo the squirrel are all part of the day’s highlights. The price includes a welcome glass of Prosecco, soft drinks and signature high tea. If you haven’t attended a brunch at a hotel in Bali I certainly recommend this one. Cost : IDR360,000 ++ Where : The Westin Resort, Kawasan Pariwisata Nusa Dua Lot N-3, Nusa Dua Contact : 771906 dining.bali@westin.com www.westinnusaduabali.com/prego-brunch Add Dawn to your mailing list and send her information on all up-coming events. Contact Dawn at <dawnchorusbali@gmail.com> Copyright © Bali Advertiser 2017

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Restaurant & Food Cocoon Medical Spa is proud to launch the Quanta Laser 3D Skin Rejuvenation. This laser from Italy, favoured by the world’s best models, is now offered in Bali. Get healthier, more beautiful skin at any age – for tiny Indonesian price. Please contact (info@ cocoonmedicalspa.com); +62 81 1388 2240. For Sale; Rare Mod Seiko kinetic watch mod. 5M42-OE50B5 serial No. 70008. Incl strap from naural rubber original breitling. Water resistent till 100 meter. Price 2.5 jt. Tel: 0813 3863 4748. No photos. Kerobokan. [061] Do not be too timid and squeamish about your actions. All life is an experiment. C/Ns/I-01 Feb 17

I love prawns and when I find them really fresh I snap them up. This highly spiced dish is excellent over basmati rice and a bowl of soupy dahl to go along side. You could easily use the sauce with veggies, tofu or tempe if you’re a vegetarian.

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Make 2 Serving Ingredients: - 1/2 cup plain yogurt - 1 Tbl. garam masala – an Indian spice mixture - 2 clove garlic, pressed - 2 tsp. fresh ginger, grated - 1/2 - 1 tsp. ground cayenne - 1 tsp. grated fresh turmeric - salt to taste - 16 prawns, peeled and deveined - 1 tablespoon butter Directions: In a medium sized bowl, combine the yogurt, garam masala, garlic, ginger, cayenne, turmeric, and salt. Use a fork to mix this into a smooth marinade. Add the cleaned prawns and gently toss with the marinade. Let the flavors marry in the fridge for at least 4 hours. About ten minutes before you are ready to eat, heat a large skillet and melt the butter in it. Add the marinated prawns and the marinade. Cook the prawns for about 4 minutes per side. When both sides are done, transfer the prawns to a serving plate, pouring every last bit of sauce over them. Serve with your favorite rice.

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The Flaming Teppan! The chef arrives at the stainless steel hot plate and greets you in Japanese, it is cooking time. He pours a clear liquid across the teppan and a flame bursts into the air, it is show time. There are many Japanese restaurants in Bali that have one dedicated Teppanyaki area. Shima is, as far as I am aware, the only specialty Teppanyaki restaurant. They have one large double teppan where two chefs work and two smaller ones that can be booked for a private dinner catering for small parties of 6-11 diners. The Teppanyaki menu is quite extensive from which you can order your own selection of dishes. If it is your first visit then it is a good idea to take advantage of one of the set menus. Whilst the classic Miso Soup is a traditional starter for many Japanese meals Shima also has other soups available. Miso is the result of fermenting soy beans with salt and koji. It provides a protein fix for many Japanese every day and although it has a salty taste it is considered quite healthy unlike the use of table salt. The House Salad is often ordered at the same time and is the only dish that is prepared in the kitchen rather than at the teppan. It is a standard salad with lettuce, white radish, beet and carrot, you choose from three different dressings. Tofu is a much maligned product, often considered to be tasteless. At Shima, cooked on the teppan with soy oil, it is quite a revelation. A bowl of mixed vegetables cooked, sliced and chopped on the teppan and flavoured with soy and a touch of ginger is another recommended course. The menu calls it by its Italian name, Calamari, but the Japanese call it ika. It is the perfect way to begin the seafood section of your Teppanyaki. This for me was probably the shock of the evening dining experience. So often when squid is ordered in Bali the result is similar to chewing leather, or worse still plastic. At Shima they use the tentacles and from large squid not the baby variety, it was so tender and tasty I was amazed.

QUICK REVIEW Maguro is tuna and naturally it is what is referred to as sashimi-grade. Order the way you want it cooked but anything above ‘just seared’ is a travesty with tuna of this quality! As with most of the seafood dishes here it is just cooked with a dab of soft garlic butter and soy. Perfect is the only way to describe the result, much the same as with the dish that followed, Barramundi. King Prawns are first flamed with vodka, then covered for a few minutes to enhance the flavour. Imported Scallops and local lobster are prepared the same way. Whilst beef is the most common meat used with Teppanyaki at Shima they also offer Chicken or a Lamb Chop [given a western touch with accompanying mint and rosemary sauce served on the side]. Beef can be Rib-eye or Tenderloin from the Black Angus or Wagyu Tenderloin [level 5 which limits the amount of fat]. Once again just cooked medium rare is the way to go if you really appreciate your beef. As with many Asian cuisines Fried Rice is served as a separate course at the completion of the seafood and meat dishes. Fried Rice prepared on the teppan is very different to that from a wok, it is totally grease-free. Dessert is ice cream. Black sesame or a Green tea which produces a chorus of appreciative sighs from everyone.

Restaurant

: Shima.

Address

: Jl. Raya Petitenget 5E, Kerobokan.

Telephone

: 738.582.

Open

: From 6.00 p.m., daily.

Non-smoking Area

: Yes.

Parking

: Small area at front, and valet.

Price

: Teppanyaki Rp. 800,000, Shabu-Shabu Rp.400,000 for two [+ drinks].

Credit Cards

: Visa, Mastercard.

Food

: Japanese Teppanyaaki and Shabu-Shabu.

Wine

: Small list, good selection.

Service

: Personal.

Atmosphere

: Cooking and eating.

Overall

: Good food, great experience!

There are 4 set menus for the Teppanyaki, ranging from a 9 course special to the ultimate of 11 courses. Unlike most Asian cuisines each course in a Teppanyaki meal is served separately, one at a time, so each can be enjoyed at its best. Just inside the restaurant entrance, opposite the small Japanese garden, is the dedicated area for Shabu-Shabu. The Shabu-Shabu is served at normal tables [pictured]. You cook your own selection of ingredients in the broth of your choice [Miso, Kombu, Kimuchie or Sukiyaki]. The meat can be Sirloin or Wagyu, Seafood Scallops, Crab Cake, Squid, Prawn or Baby Octopus and Vegetables Enoki or Shiitake Mushrooms, Nappa Cabbage, Kale and Pokchoy. Add Tofu and Udon Noodles if you wish. The chefs are Shima all have extensive Japanese experience, in fact entering Shima you will think that you are actually in Japan. The fit-out as with the food is completely traditional. Dining at Shima is an experience. Not just the food, which is excellent, but the theatre of the evening is unique. It is yet another quality option for dining in Bali.

Copyright © 2017 Gerry Williams Reviews that appear in Bali Advertiser are based on actual visits to the establishments listed, without the knowledge of the restaurants, and are not paid for by the individual restaurants. Opinions expressed here are those of Gerry Williams and not necessarily those of Bali Advertiser. Gerry Williams attempts to write from a ‘typical’ diner’s perspective and, whilst quality of food is the most important criteria overall, value for money is the real measuring stick.

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M a y a U b u d offers a breakfast buffet every day, from b 7.00 a.m. Most 5 star hotels do 7 but there are few in the Ubud b area and there are fewer still a tthat welcome outsiders to the breakfast as Maya does [[children under 12 are half price]. It has become quite p popular with many local expats p rregularly bring their house guests to the buffet, seemingly g more so on Sundays. This buffet is very extensive with a full range of hot food; beef or chicken sausages, crisp bacon, pan-fried potato, quiche slices and even French toast. The starting point for most is the Egg Station, and here the chef will prepare your eggs any which way, it is almost show time. He is also constantly preparing what they call Martabak [just a mix of finely chopped vegetables wrapped in a wonton sheet] on a small side hot plate, folded into triangles. They are very tasty, so hard not to go back for extras. The Bread Table is quite impressive. The breads include full grain, wholemeal, black and a range of Danish, not just that awful supermarket white often presented at other places. Also on offer is an excellent cheese and salumi table [pictured], a rare find. In the adjoining room is an Asian Table with Chicken [lemon basil and chilli]. Vegetables [coconut milk curry] and rice; steamed or fried. Tired of cooking at home, then treat your chef and yourself to a luxury buffet, and pretend that you are on holidays!

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Som Chai is opening on the site, Jln, Kerobokan, that once was REPLUBLIK 1945. It is an enormous space and will be 4th outlet for the Sarong Group within a few kilometers. All of their restaurants offer different Asian cuisines but all are with that unique style of master chef Will Meyrick. This time it is all Thai with fine dining in the rear cavernous room and Will’s version of Thai street food in the funky front section, which will, hopefully, become a party room late at night.

Balifornia is a restaurant at warung prices. It is found on the road through the Gianyar wood-carving village of Tenkulak [of dolphin fame]. A modern spacious area in a rural setting makes it a pleasant spot. It has already become popular with the local Balinese and now expats are also finding there way there too. The menu is what you would expect, a selection of popular dishes from a few different cuisines. Local is their Udang Asam Manis, the IndoChinese Ayam Koloke [sweet and sour chicken], a Japanese style Chicken Teriyaki, standard Italian Pizzas plus a few creations; Red Hot Chilli Pepper [chicken meat and sausage, mushroom, basil, paprika and peppers] and even a Chocolate Pizza with Nutella, banana and caramel. They have burgers and sandwiches, of course, and all at very cheap prices, served by young local smiling faces.

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Nusantara is on Jln. Dewi Sita in Ubud. Part of the Locavore group it is attempting to do what many others have been unable to do successfully, presenting Indonesian cuisine in a ‘fine dining’ style and environment. The restaurant is on the site of the previous Cafe Havana, in fact it has been 5 different restaurants ever since it was once Apakabar 20 years ago, which was also Indonesian but a very basic one, quite a contrast to Nusantara. It has had a very extensive fit out by a successful group so there can be no doubts about its staying power. The menu attempts to present dishes from many parts of Indonesia. They are tailored to a different presentation style, and of course cost.

L’Alsace a Table has doubled the size of their popular deli and wine shop on Jln. Raya Petitenget, Kerobokan [next door to Shima restaurant]. Included now is a full butchery and a much enlarged wine store, with some very good wine at very reasonable prices.

AriBar is modern Mexican and is found on Jln. Kartika in South Kuta. The dishes are quite different to the many Tex and Cal Mex restaurants in Bali. Start with Jalapeno Poppers [large peppers filled with onion, cheese and tomatillos sauce]. Pork Cheek Flutas [braised pork cheek with pickled jalapeno, pineapple and cheese in a tortilla wrap with red enchiladas sauce] or Corn Cakes topped with guacamole, pico de gallo and pork belly. The Tacos are creations; Teriyaki Chicken, Honey Lime Salmon, etc. Mains are just as different; Carnitas Tortas [pork sautéed with pineapple, chipotle sauce, served with a fried egg on crusty bread with refried beans] and Chilli Cilantro Lime Chicken Rice are just two. They even offer a Burger – crisp fried chicken patty with pickled pineapple, lettuce and cheese. 10 out of 10 for doing something different rather than just sama-sama! Not only that, it works! Café Greco is new in Lovina. Yet another Greek restaurant by that man Marinos. He does not seem to understand the word ‘retirement’! Small and friendly, it is situated on the main road that runs through Lovina, right at the only set of traffic lights. Greek cuisine is mainly grilled meats and sticky sweets and that is what you get here. It opens early [7.30] for breakfast something that is not usual in sleepy Lovina. Fresh juices, sandwiches and burgers are extra to the standard Greek menu.

Pyramid has just opened, also in Lovina, next door to Cafe Greco and under the same management. It attempts to bring the night clubs of Seminyak, to Lovina with DJ’s, Drag Shows and all. They serve a range of snacks [Greek tapas] from the restaurant next door, and are open till late.

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Magic & Witchcraft: Part I by Bill Dalton Bali’s very name conjures up an aura of magic. Beyond the island’s glitzy tourist resorts and growl of traffic-choked roads, the dark powers underlie much of Balinese culture. This secret Bali is hidden in villages deep in the countryside and down the labyrinth of back alleys in the island’s crowded towns and cities. Th Balinese are scared witless of ghosts, The go goblins and the like, which disguise th themselves as black cats, naked women, cr crows or disembodied humans. The sp specter of spirits - buta, kala and leyak pe permeate every corner of the island and oc occupy the thoughts and acts of its in inhabitants. These beliefs have continued un unabated, as firmly held today as they h b f a millennium. ill i have been for Near Pejeng, clay stupas impressed with tantric mantras, date from the 8th century. A thousand years later the theme of magical Bali is seen in the success of Odyle Knight’s Bali Moon: A Spiritual Odyssey (1998) and Elizabeth Gilbert’s book and film Eat, Pray, Love where magic, love and innerr e spiritual enlightenment are s for self-discovery. inseparable and involve quests Featured in both books traditional shamans plunge both heroines into the dark realm of intrigue and magic. Because it would be met with incomprehension and skepticism, magic and witchcraft are not subjects that Balinese wish to talk about with strangers, particularly foreigners. They keep such thoughts to themselves, reluctant to even to share them with fellow villagers who may be a practitioner of black magic, consequently opening themselves up to possible attack by witches (leyak). Ever wonder why motorcyclists randomly honk when passing a temple, crossroads or bridge when there’s no one else around? They are simply paying their respects to resident spirits, sort of like saying “Excuse me please.” Large banyan trees or trees of unusual shape or even unusual rocks are accorded special care because of their spiritual power. If the fingers of both hands can touch while embracing a tree, it’s probably the dwelling place of a spirit. The Bali Hindu religion is in fact only a veneer over complex, deeper-lying, indigenous superstitions. Equally as important as S Saraswati, the Hindu go goddess of learning, and Vi Vishnu associated with the cr creation of life, is Shiva’s consort Durga, the G Goddess of Death, and ru ruler of demons, ghosts an witches. and Fo hundreds of years, For cl classic Balinese literature th has been meticulously that in inscribed in lontar books – the dried fan-like strips of leaves of a species of palm tree, shaped like rulers - record sacred texts and illustrations of demonic creatures. These masterpieces of illustrative art and calligraphy provide a view of the Balinese ancient belief in the underworld. Sorcery and the existence of the paranormal infuse Balinese architecture, wood and stone carving, sculptural and pictorial art. Hilts of kris, the storied Balinese short dagger, are often shaped like a demon set with precious stones. Sacred wooden masks portray the features of a fiendish spirit, distorted to heighten the fearsomeness of its character. Whorls of beasts and other mythological characters impaling demon-witches are carved out of thick tree trunks. Brutish, fanged, bulging-eyed underworld figures guard gates and shrines and glare out from walls of temples, drum towers, hotels, courthouses and pedestals of traffic signs. Repulsive, mesmerizing creatures and sharped toothed ogres, fierce lolling-tongued witches, dragon-headed spirits, tortured souls with trailing intestines, giant roosters with umbrellas and animal-headed babies populate Balinese paintings. Bali’s Seen and Unseen Worlds Balinese learn to walk with one foot in the physical reality and one foot in the non-physical. Believing firmly in the concept of Sekala and Niskala, the Seen and Unseen worlds, the Balinese always try to stay on the good side of all the forces, both the good, positive and constructive and the evil, negative and destructive. A balance must be maintained between these two powerful forces that co-exist simultaneously in a dynamic and delicate equilibrium.

The seen world is what you can smell, hear and touch, but in the unseen niskala world dwell such beings as the tonya or Orang Sungai (the River People), memedi (hairy red humanoids), tuyul (naughty child spirts), moro (mythical animals), leyak (humans who take the form of animals and practice black magic), lulut mas (seething piles of yellow worms) and forest spirits and ghosts that inhabit an invisible dimension. Even diminutive entities like fireflies are sometimes imbued with transformative magic. People talk of aunts trapped by love-magic and countless illnesses inflicted upon families and acquaintances by black magic. When a child dies prematurely, little change is discerned in the outside tangible world but the unseen world of the spirits reveals itself, instilling fear in grieving families. One hears of lingering, mysterious illnesses from unidentified p poisons or of a husband who meets an untimely death at the h hands of a jealous mistress. When a coconut falls unexpectedly ffrom a nearby tree and almost hits a relative, it may not be cconsidered a natural occurrence. These incidents are often a attributed to malicious spirits, who have no other purpose than to ccause misery and havoc among humans. A Balinese can tell w when a domestic animal is possessed - a cow that darts away, sstartled; a chicken that pecks in a peculiar manner; a dog that w whines and reels about suddenly. Most Balinese are able to point tto several people in the village who practice black magic, but would never name them for fear of incurring their wrath. Motives for misfortunes caused by attacking leyak may be envy, revenge for some real or imagined insult or a desire for rice land or an inheritance. Babies and sick, weak, crippled or injured people are particularly vulnerable. They enter people’s bodies, making them ill, insane or imbecilic. Like vampires, these spirits relish sucking blood from sleeping victims and have been known to abduct children for a tasty snack. Since spirits dominate everything the Balinese do, the Balinese carry out a great number of daily activities and precautions that protect themselves against unseen forces and to prevent themselves from being haunted and stalked by lurking beings which they consider very real. Fruits, flowers and incense are constantly offered to appease angry deities. If put in our society, a Balinese would show all the classic symptoms of paranoia and neurotic disorders, but on Bali these traits are ritualized and institutionalized. Tuyul, Buta, Kala, Leyak The personification of negative forces on earth are buta and kala. When dogs begin to whine on moonless nights, the Balinese know these malevolent spirts are about. When these bloodthirsty creatures are not appeased with offerings, they can run rampant through villages, causing drought, famine and epidemics. When a person unexpectedly becomes rich, it’s believed that ghostly creatures called tuyul which have the appearance of tiny baldheaded babies, will serve their master by stealing money from other people’s houses. Their services are offered free of charge if the recipient allows his wife to breastfeed the creepy tuyul (though sometimes they instead suck her blood).

a fireball, a pig with human eyes or a monkey with golden teeth and an abnormally long tail. These evil beings may also manifest themselves in the form of a great rat, a baldheaded giant, a bird as large as a horse, a ball of fire, a rider-less motorcycle. According to old Balinese folklore, leyak have long fire-dripping tongues framed by large fangs that hang out far from their mouths. During the pitch black hours after midnight, graveyards are favorite dwelling places of leyak. They which also haunt such desolate places as dark back roads, deep forests, ravines, seashores and crossroads. In daylight they look like ordinary humans, but at night their heads rip loose from their bodies and start flying around with their entrails dangling from their heads in search of a newborn child or pregnant woman to suck the blood of unborn babies. Leyak can enter an injured accident victim through blood spilled on the road after an accident. Magic in Film The words Bali and magic are synonymous in early films about Bali. After organized tours started in the 1920s, the preoccupation of associating Bali with magic dominated the West’s perception of the island. The earliest moving pictures made by Dutch, German and American film makers emphasized the weird, supernatural, hidden forces, the most exotic and visually extreme aspects of Balinese culture. The clichés of entranced self-stabbing dancers, blood sacrifices like cockfighting, horrible screaming witches and sexual and magical powers became just as entrenched as the superficial image of Bali as a tropical paradise. In 1926, a film by a Dutch film maker about sacred trance dances, entitled simply Sang Hyang, pictured angelic little girls swaying under the spell of spirits in an incense-filled courtyard surrounded by seated men with arms akimbo. The first fiction film set on Bali opened in 1927 in an Italian-owned movie theater in Denpasar to thunderous reception by Balinese audiences. Called Calon Arang, the film was about the terrifying Queen of the Witches Rangda who threatens to bring disease and destruction to the kingdom. Goona Goona (also called The Kris), directed by Andre Roosevelt, was named after the Javanese and Malay word for love spells and potions. First released in America in 1930, this film further popularized the theme of sex appeal and magic in the world’s perception of the island, the modern equivalent of the 19th century romantic ideal of a primitive utopia with its innocent and dusky barebreasted maidens. In 1933, Island of the Demons (Insel der Damonen) was produced by Baron von Plessen, a German aristocrat who documented “primitive” societies. This classic film off Rangda disrupting the love life of two peasants further popularized the dark side of Bali lurking under the harmony – black magic and evil forces ready to run amok – a portrayal of witchcraft and exorcisms that stood out in contrast to the typical Hollywood film stereotypes. To d a y m a g i c persists as a theme in the marketing of Bali. There are Hindu secret societies, online Bali magic shops (Toko Alat Sulap Bali), a line of jewelry called “Bali Magic,” “Bali Magic Yoga” classes and retreats, “Magic I-Ching Coins” (kepeng) and “Magic Mushrooms” are still surreptitiously sold in Kuta. The sheer glut of goods emphasizing this theme is overwhelming.

Particularly dangerous and unpredictable are leyak, humans who practice black magic. The Balinese believe a witch must endure 1,000 years as an earthworm and 200,000 years as a poisonous mushroom before rebirth as a human. True demons, like Rangda and Barong, are predictable and belong to the natural order of the cosmos, but not so the dreaded leyak. These apparitions can fly through the air, poison food, enter the body of a victim, cause ambiguous bleeding and even crop failures. Leyak are able to shift into many forms. Depending on their knowledge and skill at mastering black magic, they can turn into

Note: Part II will cover antidotes to black magic and witchcraft: death and demon temples; exorcisms and trance dances; priests and shaman (pedanda, pemangku, balian); herbal medicines.

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29 Bryan Stewart: Startup Consultant Bryan Stewart was born in Vermont. From 1996 to 2000 he attended Grinnell, a small liberal arts college in Iowa. Bryan graduated from Tufts University in Boston in 2007 with a degree in international business and finance. His first job out of college was as a Peace Corps volunteer in Bulgaria. Before starting his career as a venture capital and private equity advisor, he did some business consulting and worked with NGOs in international development. Bryan is the co-founder of the co-working space Outpost in Ubud. His clients include the initial investors of Gojek, one of Indonesia’s best known business success stories. How do you recognize an inspired start up? The founder. Businesses take on the personalities of the founder. You need to see passion there. Without it, the business doesn’t have a chance. Investors also look for competence in CEOs. The CEO is most responsible for the direction of the company. Everything else matters less. With that said, different investors have different views on what competence is. What is the best way to seek funding for startups in Indonesia? If seeking capital in a startup’s initial stages, the best way to meet funders is to first have a great (and well researched) idea, and then get out there and meet people. Discuss the idea. Potential investors are everywhere. There are many sources of capital beyond the typical “VC.” Put yourself out there and reach beyond your usual circles. At what point should a startup look for private investment? A startup should seek funding only when it needs it. Often times that means struggling without enough money to see if you actually need it or can bootstrap awhile longer. Having funding you don’t actually need can often be a curse, as that’s when you take your eye off the bottom line. I find that funding often flows to those who already have it. Therefore, those who need it have to really make the case for it. They need to demonstrate the results they can achieve once it is secured. Can you give examples of the amount of capital that a new company needs? The amount a new company needs can vary drastically. Are you a tour company that needs money to develop an advertising strategy or are you a small hotel chain that wants to invest in property? The needs can be very different depending on the growth strategy. What is the most effective way to present a startup’s activities to a potential investor or partner? Develop a concise way to explain what you do—how you add value and how you’re different. It takes a lot of thinking to be concise and comprehensive. The more concise the better. Every successful startup solves a specific tangible problem. If you can’t explain what that is, don’t bother trying to raise funding until you are able to explain it. And be prepared to always talk about what you’re doing. You never know who may be able to help. What should the presentation focus on? Investors want to see an opportunity. They are taking big risks, so they need to believe there is a clear path to profitability. They aren’t giving money to fund your dreams. They are giving money so they can make a return. They don’t just want to be a part of something innovative, but also something that is profitable. Is the CEO always the best person to make a presentation to investors? It would be great if the CEO could also be the person to pitch. But that’s not always the case. Sometimes they don’t have the best presentation or communication skills, but are very strong in other areas. In this situation they need others on their team – just as committed as they are - to communicate the message. How do you recognize talent in a company? Investors are looking for people with a track record of success. It’s hard for people to get money without a history of success. Investors want to feel the company they are giving money to has the competence to bring the company to the next stage of growth. Investors also want to see a strong leadership team where each person is well suited to their role. A crucial step in setting up a company is to find talented people to buy into your idea. You’re not going to build a company alone. Get a good team.

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What are the key differences between those who get funded and those who don’t? The difference between the two can be as simple of timing. It would be a difficult time to start a transport company to compete against Uber or a platform for sharing property like Airbnb. You have to think what is next, what does the world not yet do but should. But there are a whole bunch of other reasons people don’t get funded. The market is slow; the team isn’t qualified or you are not meeting the right people. In short, there is only one reason you get funded. Investors believe there is an opportunity and that your company is the best positioned to address it. What are the most common mistakes that Indonesian startups make? Indonesian companies are not vastly different than other companies. They succeed and fail for the same reasons as international companies. The one difference is that the startup culture in Indonesia is still very young. Consequently, there are not a lot of seasoned entrepreneurs or mentors. This can make it challenging for a first-time entrepreneur to find sound business advice.

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What are the most common obstacles that make it difficult for a startup to succeed in Bali? Bali is a great place to start a company. The number of international ideas funneling through and the fact that you have a relaxed atmosphere to think through a business make it a fertile environment. After all, thirty years ago the tourism industry was comparatively small. Now Bali is a world class destination, thanks in no small part to many small-scale entrepreneurs building tourism-related businesses. Today, people look upon Bali increasingly as a place to seek inspiration to fuel new ideas that can grow in fertile Bali soil. Look no further than Livit to see a successful incubator. At the same time, regulations make it a challenge. What types of businesses are most likely to succeed in Bali? Historically, businesses that focus on agriculture, real estate and tourism are best placed for growth. Those three sectors do well on Bali. It doesn’t mean that other companies won’t succeed. Patterns in work and living are changing globally. That’s why we founded Outpost. People are no longer chained to traditional global innovation centers if they want to build a world class company. With the right amount of infrastructure, community and support, it can be done from anywhere.

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31 Consciousness or Anti-Consciousness? I was speaking with someone the other day who shared her story. She told me that she was broken hearted because the man she loved walked out on her and her son. They had been living together when she got pregnant which was a surprise, as she was 44 years old and didn’t intend to have any more children. Yet, here she was at a huge crossroads in her life asking herself, “Should I keep this child or terminate the pregnancy?” It is a horrible place to be in. But this story isn’t so much about her choice to keep the child or terminate the pregnancy – it is about the abuse that she went through with her partner who bullied her every day, saying things like: “how can you do this to me?! You have to terminate your pregnancy now! You couldn’t possibly raise another child. Look how messed up your own son is.” I share this story not to condemn her partner, but to illustrate how abuse can take all forms. The damage this kind of emotional/mental abuse that was blasted at her had huge ramifications. She decided to terminate the pregnancy because she felt totally unsupported, unloved and dishonored. Not long after this termination her partner left her even though he had promised to stay if she chose to terminate her pregnancy. She was totally lost and fell into a deep depression. Sadly this man continued to abuse her with nasty text messages and phone calls. She felt herself falling deeper and deeper into a well of emptiness that she finally decided to go on anti-depressants so she could function in her life.

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For me this is a clear example of anti-conscious behavior. If her partner had stopped to think for just one moment about the damage he was doing to her perhaps that would have been pause enough to react/act differently? Eckhart Tolle, gives a very cogent and clear explanation of how people react from their ‘pain bodies’. This is an energetic body that consists of all our painful and damaging lifelong experiences that we have not healed or resolved. Over time, we continue to have more painful experiences that add greater density to our pain bodies unless we can discover how to heal and release our wounds. Those with very dense pain bodies are easily triggered by any little thing. This causes them to become defensive or abusive towards another. Often these outbursts are totally irrational, because the person is reacting from a place of old pain or trauma. We all have pain bodies that vary in density, which may cause us to react in unkind or hurtful ways. However, if we choose to go deeper and discover our core wounds, we can then heal them and move into a place of greater consciousness. I’m truly disturbed by how much anti-consciousness exists in our world. Masses of people function from their ‘anti-consciousness’ and are unwilling to change. Just because someone says, “Oh sorry, I didn’t mean it. I didn’t realize that yelling at you would hurt you so much,” doesn’t make it okay. Now more than ever before we all need to choose to live our lives consciously. Buddhism gives us guidance on how we can live our lives consciously by choosing our thoughts, words, actions and non actions. I know this is not an easy ask, yet if we commit to doing this it will become easier with practice. Consciousness is the willingness to see how what we say or do has an effect on others. Every day I walk down my gang and usually see an old Balinese woman putting out frangipani flowers on a sheet to dry in the sun. Every time she sees me she smiles and says hello and I smile back and say hello too.

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This simple interaction brings a lightness of being to us both. In this interaction, we share a mutual respect of one another and create a connection if only briefly. It is so true that energy follows our thoughts. Another story I’d like to share is of a father and son. One night the father and son were watching a movie together but the father was distracted. He was on his mobile phone looking at Facebook and not really present at all. The son was disappointed but didn’t say anything as he sat silently watching the movie. Then their big Rottweiler came up with a drooling mouth wanting to be with the family. The father yelled at the dog and pushed him away and the son also yelled too. The father misunderstood the boy’s actions thinking he was calling the dog to him which made the father mad, as he thought his son was going against his actions and disrespecting him. In that moment there was no consciousness as he hit the boy on the side of the head. It seemed to come out of nowhere. The father yelled, “why do you disrespect me?! I told the dog to go and you called him!” The boy buried his face in the sofa pillows and began crying. The damage had been done. This is how negative imprints are created in our subconscious; once this occurs it’s very hard to clear them but it’s possible. Imagine what the world would look like if we all chose to live consciously? If we rewrite these stories, then the boyfriend who abused the girlfriend would support her to make her own choice with the pregnancy and even if he didn’t want to stay with her, he at least didn’t make her wrong for her choice. The father, who hit the son, might choose instead to hug his son and tell him that he was having a hard day. This positive action would then create a connection between them and a deepening of their love. What choice can you make today that will contribute to someone’s life? Yes we can have paradise on earth but for that to be so, we all must choose consciousness.

By Michele Cempaka

the Body, Mind & Spirit

Michele is a Shaman, hypnotherapist, Consciousness Facilitator, and retreat leader in the international arena. Her highly empathic nature and inherent gifts as a healer, together with her extensive training in a wide variety of healing methods enables her to assist people with numerous issues spanning from anxiety, low self esteem, emotional traumas and much more. She offers private sessions, workshops & retreats on and off Bali. Michele loves facilitating a different possibility for everyone she encounters. www.spiritweaverjourneys.com For questions or comments about this column, pleaseemail:<mcempaka@gmail.com>

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RUBELLA (German Measles) So the word on the streets here in Bali has it that rubella is the flavor of the month in several schools and childcare facilities. This disease has largely been eliminated in developing countries due to ongoing vaccination programs. Here in Bali where there are significant numbers of people choosing not to vaccinate, as well as the fact the MMR (mumps/measles/ rubella) vaccine has been very difficult to come by here for several years now, vaccine preventable disease is starting to make the rounds again. What is rubella? Rubella is an infectious disease caused by a virus. It is also known as German measles or three-day measles, but it is not the same disease as measles. Rubella is often mild with half of people not realizing that they are sick. Young children who get rubella usually have a mild illness, with symptoms that can include a low-grade fever, sore throat, and a rash that starts on the face and spreads to the rest of the body. Older children and adults are more likely to have a headache, pinkeye, and general discomfort before the rash appears. Rubella is usually spread to others through sneezing or coughing. In young children, rubella is usually mild, with symptoms that include a low-grade fever, sore throat, and a rash that starts on the face and spreads to the rest of the body. Older children and adults are more likely to experience headache, pink eye, and general discomfort before the rash appears. Aching joints occur in many cases, especially among young women. The most serious complication from rubella infection is the harm it can cause to a pregnant woman’s unborn baby.

nated pregnant woman gets infected with rubella virus it can lead to miscarriage, or her baby can die before or just after birth. She may pass the virus to her unborn baby who can develop serious birth defects, such as heart problems, loss of hearing and eyesight, intellectual disability, and liver or spleen damage. Serious birth defects are more common if a woman is infected early in her pregnancy, especially in the first 12 weeks. Infections in women who are more than 20 weeks pregnant rarely cause problems. Why is it called rubella or German Measles? The name “rubella” is from Latin and means “little red (rash)”. German physicians first described the illness as a specific disease in 1814 resulting in the name “German measles.”

Any woman who is planning to become pregnant should be tested for antibodies to make sure that she is immune to rubella. If she has no antibody protection, she may be offered the vaccine. All women who are already pregnant should be tested for antibodies, and if they are negative, extra precaution should be taken in the first 3 months of pregnancy. (Women who are already pregnant may not receive the vaccine).

How is rubella treated? There is no specific treatment for Rubella, other than to keep the patient cool and comfortable and manage the symptoms. Paracetamol may be given for fever or aches and pains. Calamine based lotions or oatmeal baths may help with the skin irritation. Extra fluids and rest will also help. If you are unsure if the rash is really rubella, a simple blood test will confirm this. It may also be wise to do an antibody test several weeks after the illness to see if antibodies have formed, which will give you future protection. (One episode of rubella illness should protect you for life). How can we prevent rubella?

Who gets rubella? Anyone who is not immune from either previous rubella infection or from vaccination can get rubella. If an unvacci-

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✱ Health alerts. Don’t accept a reused plastic bag to carry ready-to-eat food because it may have been used to carry takeaways, pesticides, chemicals, heavy metal wastes, medical waste or animal and human wastes. *Balinese eat plain soft-boiled rice porridge (bubur) to remedy diarrhea. *JADEC air safety survey of 407 airlines in the world places 9 out of 10 of the worst ranking in Indonesia. *A thin slice of bawang merah (red onion) placed on a mosquito bite quickly eliminates itching. *Pineapple aids digestion, reduces fevers and has a laxative effect. *According to a Stanford University research study, Indonesia came in last among 46 countries for the number of walking steps its citizens take, averaging only 3,513 per day (in comparison to residents of Hong Kong with 6,880). *Hydrocortisone is a hyper bargain on Bali at Rp6500 for a small 5 gr tube (2.5% strength). ✱ Tipping pointers. Restaurants and bars will tell you that it’s a government rule that guests must pay a 5% to 10% service charge on food and drink, even on take-out food! This on top of the government tax of 10% to 20%. But there is no such regulation that states that it is compulsory for a customer to pay a service charge and how much the charge should be. There is no uniformity or any standard for service charges in Indonesia. One regulation issued by the Manpower Ministry, (Reg. No. PER02/MEN/1999) only stipulates that owners of hotels, restaurants and other tourist facilities must give service charge earnings to their employees after subtracting no more than 10% “for employee training and improving the quality of the service.” In truth, giving or not giving a tip is up to you. Some restaurants automatically include a 5-10% service charge to their bill. If a fancy restaurant doesn’t levy any service charge, tip 10% of the total bill if the service has been good. Smaller restaurants and warung don’t levy any service charge and would never pay it to the government if they did. Karaoke venues tell its customers that they should give a Rp500,000 tip for every sixhour sessions. Massage and spa parlors often have a fixed tip. ✱ Techie corner. With 45 million users in Indonesia, the largest in the Asia-Pacific region, the photo sharing social media platform Instagram is a lucrative platform to sell your product. *Password manager LastPass works with every browser and most mobile phones and its interface is relatively simple. *Wordless videos on the ‘Primitive Technology’ YouTube channel demonstrate how to build a tile-roofed hut, kiln, spear thrower, etc. *VPN service www.privateinternetaccess.com is reliable, high-speed and anonymous with packages starting at $3.33/mo. *Internet cafes and co-working hubs that boast “the fastest internet” just parrot their provider’s claims. Advertised speed means little when it comes to how an internet provider slices bandwidth. There is so much variance in quality, even from the same provider.

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Local News Kenyan runners dominate Maybank Bali Marathon As expected, Kenyans dominated the annual Maybank Bali Marathon (MBM) 2017 on Sunday, seizing top spots in the coveted Full Marathon Open Male and Open Female categories as well as in the remaining four open categories. Twenty-nine-year-old Henry Kiprotich Sang made a surprising debut in MBM 2017 after finishing the full marathon in 02:19:17, which earned him first place in the Full Marathon Open Male category and Rp 189 million (US$14,160) cash prize handed over by PT Bank Maybank Indonesia president director Taswin Zakaria. “This is my first time to race in Bali, in Indonesia, and I will surely come back next year,” he said with a big smile. Kiprotich’s fellow countrymen, Cosmas Matolo and Kennedy Lilan, came second and third, respectively, in the category. In the Full Marathon Female Open, Elizabeth Chepkanan Rumokol finished first with 02:38:38, followed by Edinah Jeruto and Gladys Jepkechei Tarus. All are Kenyans. Wiryawan Jaya Subangkit booked 02:41:53 to take the top place in the Full Marathon Indonesian Male category, while Meri Mariana Paijo with 03:01:54 won in the Full Marathon Indonesian Female category. The race was a successful, well-organized event with clear road signs, sufficient water stations and toilets along the course, as well as more than adequate amenities, from food and beverage stalls to first aid stations, which awaited the finishers in the spacious compound of the Bali Safari and Marine Park in Gianyar. PT Bank Maybank Indonesia director for global banking Eri Budiono extended his gratitude to sponsors, partners, government agencies and local communities for the success of the event. “There are several new things being introduced in this year’s event that presented new challenges for us. The event went smoothly and for that I want to say thank you to all.” Bali Safari and Marine Park general manager Thomas Colbert said the park was proud to host the marathon. [The Jakarta Post August 27, 2017] Aussie fugitive demands $3.5 million in bitcoin for media interview after Bali prison escape Australian prison-breaker Shaun Davidson, on the run from authorities after breaking out of a Bali prison, is demanding to be paid $3.5 million in bitcoin for a media phone interview. Shaun Davidson is now seen as Australia’s most notorious prison escapee after burrowing a 15-meter tunnel under the walls of Bali’s overcrowded Kerobokan prison on June 19 this year, with three other prisoners. Davidson was originally jailed for a year behind bars in Indonesia for using another man’s passport with charges related to immigration offences. Only 10 weeks away from completing his sentence, Davidson staged an astonishing escape after digging through a waste tunnel – nearly 15 meters long and just a half a meter wide – with three other foreigners from the prison. Davidson continues to be on the run and, predictably, the story of his breakout continues to make for compelling news coverage in Australia. The 33-year old has now allegedly reached out to a reporter at Australia’s News Corp, demanding bitcoin in return for an interview described as “the holy grail of journalism” by Davidson. Australian laws dictate that convicted criminals cannot be allowed to make profits from speaking to the media about details related to the crime. To get around this particular hurdle, Davidson is connecting media with his sister, or at least someone purporting to be her. Reaching out via Wickr, a Snapchat-like messaging app with an auto-delete feature, Davidson’s sister wrote: Exclusive interview no restrictions $3500000 paid in bitcoin…if not accepted in time and payment made soon after the deals off the table [sic] every week that goes by the price increases. A disclaimer by the publication added that it did not, nor does it ever intend to pay the bitcoin sought by Shaun Davidson or his alleged sister. Meanwhile, Davidson has taken to Facebook to regularly taunt Australian law enforcement agencies about his escape and regularly ‘checks-in’ to various locations around the world. Davidson purportedly ‘checked in’ at the McDonalds outlet in Singapore’s Changi airport yesterday, days after checking in Atapupu in Indonesia and Oistins, a coastal village in Barbados. [Cryptocoins News August 30, 2017] Escaped Malaysian prisoner believed to be in home country, say Bali police Indonesian police have received information that Malaysian national Tee Kok King, who escaped from Bali’s Kerobokan Penitentiary in June along with three other foreign inmates, may be in his home country. Another escapee, Australian national Shaun Edward Davidson, is still believed to be in Indonesia, Bali police chief Insp Gen Petrus Reinhard Golose said on Tuesday. “We have been coordinating with Malaysian authorities, as we suspect he is already in Malaysia,” Petrus told journalists. The police chief said Malaysian authorities were willing to help find Tee. However, should the inmate really be in the country, he could not be extradited to Indonesia, given that Malaysian law prohibits citizens from being extradited from the country, Petrus said. “It is a real obstacle that the inmate is (probably) already in his country, but we will continue to cooperate with Malaysia,” he said. As for Davidson, who is believed to still be in Bali, Petrus said police would intensify monitoring at the Timor-Leste border in East Nusa Tenggara. Two other inmates, Bulgarian Dimitar Nikolov Iliev and Indian Sayed Muhammad Said, were arrested in Timor-Leste four days after their escape. The four inmates escaped on June 19 through an old unused tunnel. Davidson recently made headlines after he allegedly taunted police by uploading a wanted poster with his face and fingerprints to Facebook. Arrested in early 2016 for over-staying his visa, Davidson was also found to have used multiple fake identities. [Asia News Network August 23, 2017] Indonesia’s national rail network aims for more growth, less inequality Indonesia has finalised its plan for a national railway network, which as envisioned by President Joko Widodo, will beef up land connections and support all seven of its key seaport hubs. The network will also include a separate circle line around Bali to offer better access to untapped parts of the resort island where new tourism developments can be built. With more than 3,200km of train tracks that will criss-cross the islands of Sumatra, Java, Kalimantan, and Sulawesi, it has been touted as the most extensive railway project in Indonesia since its independence from the Dutch 72 years ago. Once completed, the project is expected to not only drive trade and economic growth, but the government also hopes the improved inter-connectivity will lower inequality in less developed regions. “Another reason for the strategy is to grow the tourism sector,” added Mr Wismana. “We have identified 14 industrial zones for priority development, but we also want to create 10 new ‘Balis’, or 10 new tourist destinations.” But Bali will also receive a boost under the new plan with a possible railway that goes around the island, The Straits Times has learnt. Mr Atmadji Sumarkidjo, a senior official from the Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs, pointed to areas in north Bali, where the lack of access has slowed growth. “They have already built cottages there but without connectivity, the occupation rate has been low,” he added. “So with the northern part relatively deserted, compared to the packed southern parts of Bali, connecting north and south of the island by rail is a good solution.” Not all of the railway lines will be built at the same time, said Mr Wismana, when asked about the project’s timeline. [The Straits Times September 4, 2017] Large whale washes ashore in west Bali Villagers of Yeh Kuning in Jembrana were shocked by the appearance of a large dead whale that washed up on the shore of their village. Beritabali.com reports that a local fisherman made the discovery at 7:00 am on Wednesday, August 30, when he saw the rotting carcass of the large whale floating some 200 meters from the shoreline. The large mammal, estimated to measure 7-meters in length and weighing 3 tons, may have been dead for as much as a month judging from its advanced state of decay. The remains washed up in front of a local temple, emitting the stench of decay that was detectable over a large area and prompted local officials to hurriedly set about disposing of the dead animal. Several days after the discovery, a backhoe was brought to the beach to dig a seaside grave for the whale that had to be cut into sections so it could be maneuvered into the impromptu burial site. [www.balidiscovery.com September 3, 2017]

Convicted drug smuggler Schapelle Corby offers advice to people travelling to Bali Convicted drug smuggler Schapelle Corby has shared some travel advice to people thinking about visiting Bali over the upcoming Christmas break. The 40-year-old took to Instagram on Sunday with a throwback post marking exactly three months since she signed her parole release papers and flew back home. Corby, who has built up a huge social media profile since returning to Australia with over 200,000 followers on Instagram alone, was asked about sightseeing in Bali. ‘I’m going to Bali in two weeks Schapelle, do you have any sight seeing recommendations?’ one woman wrote. Corby bluntly replied: ‘Lock you(r) bags.’ ‘Thanks for the tip xx,’ the woman responded. Corby was arrested in 2005 after Balinese customs officials discovered 4.1 kilograms of marijuana hidden in her body board bag. She was convicted of importing the drug and jailed for 20 years, but released on parole in 2014. She returned to Australia on May 27th of this year.Since returning to Queensland’s Gold Coast, Corby has tried to regain a sense of normality, keeping a relatively low profile and spending time with family. The brunette has been snapped doing everyday chores like dropping off paperwork for her driver’s license, visiting JB Hi-Fi and road-tripping along the east coast. [Mail Online August 28, 2017] Young Englishman prevented from leaping to his death in Kuta An English tourist, Adam Healy Matthew (20), was coaxed down from a water tower located on the third floor of the Hotel Bendesa in Kuta on Tuesday, August 28, 2017. Police and security guards, fearing Matthew was preparing to jump to his death, managed to get the man off the tower he climbed at around 8:00 pm, sending employees and guests at the hotel into a panic, prompting a call to Kuta Police for assistance. Beritabali.com says the Londoner had been staying at the hotel for two days before the apparent suicide attempt unfolded. Police from the Search and Rescue Team of the Bali Police, the Police Disaster Mitigation Team and the Fire Department responded to the scene. Once safely back on the ground, police brought the man to the BIMC Hospital who referred to man to Sanglah General Hospital in Denpasar. The preliminary diagnosis was that the man was suffering from severe depression. [www.balidiscovery.com September 3, 2017] Two foreigners in Bali deported for moonlighting as dive instructors Two foreigners have been deported by the Singaraja immigration in North Bali for performing a job that is not in accordance with their KITAS work permits. Singaraja Class II Immigration office head Victor Manurung said that the two foreigners, identified as 43 year-old man from Canada and 29 year-old woman from Denmark, were found working as dive instructors, when a subsequent investigation found that the pair’s KITAS were obtained for the roles of president director of a tourist attraction and sales marketing manager, respectively. “Foreigners working in Indonesia must be working in accordance with what is submitted to the manpower office, related to the job title. On their KITAS permits, it is listed as president director and sales marketing manager, but they were caught working as dive instructors. It’s a shame for local dive instructors who cannot get work,” Manurung said on Wednesday, as quoted by Sindonews.com. He assured that the deportation of the two foreigners was a result of a process of an investigation carried out by the Immigration office. Having been found guilty of violating their KITAS terms, the work permits of the two foreigners were immediately revoked. Manurung added that the Immigration office will continue to keep an eye on foreigners in their jurisdiction of Buleleng, Jembrana, dan Karangasem that may be working outside of the capacity of their work permits. “We are still investigating, but we will continue to monitor foreign nationals in the area,” he said. [Indonesia Expat August 31, 2017] Charred bodies of Japanese couple found Bali residence Police on the island of Bali suspect foul play following the discovery of the charred bodies of an elderly Japanese couple at their residence on Monday. At around 12:00 p.m., the scorched bodies of Norio Matsuba (76) and his wife Hiroko, who is the same age, were found in a second-floor bedroom of their residence, located in the village of Jimbaran. The faces of both persons had been completely burned. According to fire officials, many of the rooms of the structure had been damaged by fire. As well, bloodstains were found coming out of a first-floor bathroom and extending to a bedroom on the second floor, possibly indicating a body had been dragged, the authorities added. The bodies were initially found by the couple’s adopted son, who is an Indonesian national. Police are now questioning him, their maid and driver about the case. [Tokyo Reporter September 5, 2017]

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NUSA DUA

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Land for sale. 1 hectare 8 are. Price per are 10 juta. Location Pupuan, Tabanan. Contact: 0819 1619 8031.

Room for rent (boarding house). Daily, weekly, monthly or yearly. Rp. 2 million/month. Rooms are big attached with bathroom, kitchen and small terrace. Spring bed, AC, small parking area, 2200W with token. WA/call 0877 1199 8887 / 081 7475 0120 / (hannasolavide74@yahoo.com). [1446]

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Beautiful views on rice terraces in 761 sqm in Sakah near Ubud. 3 Bedroom, 3 Bathroom, Pool with teakwood deck, Stainless steel kitchen appliances. Office with option for 3rd bedroom and bathroom.

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

Giri Hills House

• We present a unique investment opportunity to acquire a prime cozy House of 1.2 are (126sq/m). • Located among quality private villas, restaurants and cafes, this site is a key part of this Hub, and the popular upscale resort area “Nusa Dua” is close by. The site is within 1km of the New Kuta Golf course and Dreamland Surf. • The house is stratergic, at the moment it has 2 bedrooms only and plenty of empty space left. However it can be rebuild as detailed below: Option 1 ( 5 bedrooms + Garage for Car Parking ) , option 2 ( 4 bedrooms + Pool ), option 3 ( 6 bedrooms + 2 Bike Parking ).

Spacious Family 2 Bedrooms Apartment in Kuta This Apartment is located at the very heart of Kuta, Bali . 2 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom with a queen bed in master bedroom and 2 singles in second bedroom each with its own bathroom. Full Kitchen facilities with a Large fridge.32 inch TV with Australian & Local Channels. Located in a quiet location with an external pool view. Leasehold for 36 years. Dollar for dollar this apartment is the best value currently available in Kuta. Build Area : 103m2

Price : 2,128,000,000 IDR Ownership : Leasehold 36 years Contact : Christina 0857 3734 0002/e. christina@eldersbali.com

2,128,000,000 IDR

$199,000 Au

$160,000 US

Land Area : 126 m2 Price : 788,000,000 IDR Build Area : 45 m2 Ownership : Freehold Contact: Denny 0896 7827 1969 / e. denny@eldersbali.com

788,000,000 IDR

$74,000 Au

Rare Cliff Top Land: Bingin Beach, North West Bukit, Bali • We present a unique investment opportunity to acquire a prime development site of up to 49,225m2 with over 130m of west facing cliff frontage overlooking the world class Bingin Surf break on the West Coast of Bali’s Bukit Peninsula. • The Property is conveniently located adjacent to a world class golf course and the surf community centred around Bingin. The Property has dramatic views of 2 world class surf breaks and stunning sunset views. • The Property has excellent topography, definitive right to build permit (HGB) and clear tourism zoning which allows the development of hotels, condominium, apartments and villas. Land Area : 49000 m2

Price : All Offer Considered Ownership : Freehold Contact: Denny 0896 7827 1969 / e. denny@eldersbali.com

$59,000 US

Brand New Villa in the heart of Seminyak

All Offer Considered

Genuine western style family home

This property has been designed by the owners to fit their concept of blending indoor and outdoor living spaces suitable for tropical living.Built on a 1,150 sq meter plot of land,the new owners will have a lot of possibilities to further develop the property for more investment opportunities. The total land has been split into two parts: One part where the Main House and Guest House is while the other is left vacant for further development and/or expansion. The big spacious gardens are unique and can seldom be compared to other properties that are available on the market.The main building houses the living spaces with two well-proportioned bedrooms. The open kitchen connects the living and dining spaces so that the light and breeze are fully utilized expanding the spaces further.A sizeable car porch that can accommodate 2 cars gives a welcoming feel as one enters the property.

• This brand new villa is located in the heart of Seminyak.This marvelous villa features 3 spacious ensuite bedrooms with classy bathroom. • It is fully furnished in a great state with expensive furnishing and artistic interior which privides great luxury and comfort.This property generously offers a beautiful dining area,spacious living area,swimming pool,lush green garden,modern kitchen and nice BBQ area with full equipment. • Situated at walking distance to famous clubs and bars,Restaurants and cafes,shops,and beach.This is indeed one of the best options available for sale in Bali.Perfect to buy for personal living and investment.This villa is avalaible on 13 years leasehold with an option to extend.

Here is an opportunity to have a genuine family home, designed and built by an expat with big swimming pool,2 large master bedrooms with ensuites, 2 other bedrooms, open plan kitchen/dining area, fully enclosed lounge room,fully furnished. All the fixtures and fittings are of a high standard and a well equipped western style kitchen,car park and a nice neighborhood.Built with double brick construction which is almost unheard of in Bali you have the benefit of extra insulation, no internal dampness even during the wet season and almost zero maintenance, the original internal paint looks as good today as it did when it was first done. An inspection of this home will impress the most astute buyer it is quiet inside and the feel inside the home has to be experienced to understand, the double brick means there is no moisture, no mold, clear clean air and a real feeling that you have a rock solid house around you.

Land Area : 1150 m2 Price : 2,996,00 IDR Build Area : 150 m2 Ownership : Leasehold 24 years Contact : Ruth 087 761 741 669 /e. ruth@eldersbali.com

Build Area : 190 m2 Price : 3,070,000,000 IDR Land Area : 330 m2 Ownership : Leasehold 13 years Contact : yuli 082 237 777 854 / yuli@eldersbali.com

Land size : 438 sqm Build Size : 202 sqm Furniture Inventory : Furnished Title : Freehold Contact : Ruth 087 761 741 669 /e. ruth@eldersbali.com

2,996,000,000 IDR

$284,000 Au

$225,000 US

3,070,000,000 IDR

$292,000 Au

$230,000 US

5,707,000,000 IDR

$538,000 Au

$429,000 US

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

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SEMINYAK - 1533

Â&#x2021; 7wo storey rental villa in ama]ing location in centre oI 6eminyak Â&#x2021; Light, spacious king si]ed bedrooms all with ensuite bathrooms Â&#x2021; 2pen plan living area with breakIast bar, kitchen and dining area Â&#x2021; Ama]ing rental villa with, licenses high returns and Iuture bookings Land Area Build Area

300 sqm 222 sqm

3rice IDR 4,600,000,000 2wnership Leasehold 26 yrs e[t

PERERENAN - 1191

Â&#x2021; 6tunning estate in 3ereranan perIect Ior wedding or retreat venue Â&#x2021; 6even bedrooms all with ensuite baths with 3 separate buildings Â&#x2021; Lush tropical gardens with 2 swimming pools, decks and ga]ebos Â&#x2021; 4uality property with gorgeous buildings stunning riverside location Land Area Build Area

4,090 sqm 571 sqm

3rice IDR 26,700,000,000 2wnership Freehold

UBUD - 1561

Â&#x2021; ([citing new villa wellness retreat located in the hills north oI Ubud Â&#x2021; &omple[ oI nine individually owned 2 and 3 bedroom villas with pool Â&#x2021; Fle[ibility oI use, owners can enMoy as holiday home rental villa Â&#x2021; *uaranteed returns (25 ) over the Âżrst 5 years buy back option Land Area Build Area

From IDR 2,850,000,000 From 240 sqm 3rice From 120 sqm 2wnership Freehold

LAND PETITENGET - 873 UMALAS - 1337 BERAWA - 1521 PERERENAN - 925 PERERENAN - 1367 BERABAN - 931 SANUR - 1292 UBUD - 1349 KLUNGKUNG - 1093 AMED - 1070 LEMBONGAN - 1369

Freehold, 800 sqm (8 Are), 300m to the beach, IDR 11,000,000,000 Leasehold 313 sqm, 27.5 yrs, Umalas 1, close to all amenities, IDR 11,500,000/are/year Freehold, 50 sqm ( ,5 are), 180 deJree rice Âżeld views, Rp 590,000,000/are Freehold, 500 sqm (5 are), paved access via a public road, under market value at Rp 450,000,000/are 500 sqm riceÂżeld views, Ireehold, Jood access, perIect Ior villa. IDR 520,000,000/are 6tunninJ cliIIront plot Ireehold 7,500 sqm best price IDR 170,000,000/are Beachside, 1,680 sqm (16.8 are), long lease 46 years, 5 mins walk to the beach, IDR 10,000,000/are/year Rare leasehold plot in Ubud, stunning plot close to central Ubud. 1,500 sqm only IDR 3,700,000/are BeachIront, 14.5 are, wide Irontage, paved access, surI break nearby, IDR 375,000,000/are BeachIront, Ireehold, 3,890 sqm (38.9 are), direct access to main road, IDR 160,000,000/are 9,456 sqm oI stunning beachIront land, can also be split into 4 plots. Well priced, IDR 550,000,000/are

LEGIAN - 601

Â&#x2021; 6tudio apartment in a beachIront resort Âą 2wner wants to sell now Â&#x2021; Full resort Iacilities, pool, restaurant, lounge, spa, security, parking Â&#x2021; Fronting the pool, spacious open plan design, modern Iurnishing Â&#x2021; 3erIect entry level property a very attractive buy at this price Build Area

45 sqm

JEMBRANA - 1296

3rice IDR 1,050,000,000 2wnership Leasehold 30 yrs e[t

Â&#x2021; 6tunningly designed Ireehold villa set in 3740 m2 oI beachIront land Â&#x2021; Living area which opens up onto the outdoor patio with ocean views Â&#x2021; 7ropical gardens and large manicured lawns Ă&#x20AC;ow down to the beach Â&#x2021; Located in between Balian and 0edewi with their Iamous surI breaks Land Area Build Area

3,740 sqm 340 sqm

3rice IDR 9,000,000,000 2wnership Freehold

KEROBOKAN - 1415

Â&#x2021; Well positioned comple[ oI 9 kos (local housing), close to all amenities Â&#x2021; &onsists oI 9 rooms with kitchen bathrooms, common parking area Â&#x2021; 3ossibility to build up add rooms or demolish built 1 2 homes Â&#x2021; Well priced by the motivated vendors attractive Ireehold purchase Land Area Build Area

404 sqm 260 sqm

UBUD - 1468

3rice IDR 3,000,000,000 2wnership Freehold

Â&#x2021; 6tunning combination oI beautiIul antique Moglos and modern interiors Â&#x2021; 6et in huge gardens with lawns, Ă&#x20AC;owers, mature trees and stunning views Â&#x2021; Large open living area, western kitchen and spacious ensuite bedrooms Â&#x2021; A lu[ury villa with long lease, great price and a truly stunning location Land Area Build Area

2,300 sqm 360 sqm

3rice IDR 5,600,000,000 2wnership Leasehold 24 yrs e[t

42 UBUD

CANGGU

BUKIT

Ubud - Location. Location. Location. Bisma street, 300 meters from Monkey Forest, 4.5 Are plot, on main road, 24 years lease. Also: IMB, all licenses, permits and partial foundation built. Ready for construction NOW!!! Call: Bahasa (+62) 812 1867 2518 & English (+62) 81 1396 1961. [1558]

Beautiful house in Canggu/Echo Beach, rent/sale 10-15 years no agents, 0812-9410-0961. [1173]

Land for rent in main street of Bali cliff, size 56 are, price Rp. 8 mill/are/year. Strategic location, close to Pandawa Beach, GWK & Uluwatu. Contact 0815 4712 4626 or 0812 381 5292. [1532]

Six spectacular inverted steel and glass pyramid structures. Two-hectare private jungle. Striking design. Thatched roof. Twenty-one infinity-edged water-levels planned. Construction 50% complete. Leasehold. Ten minutes NW Ubud. USD$199,000 Email: (villa@ GlenAllison.com). See: (www.GlenAllison.com/villa/). [1559] Villa in Sukawati. 6.5 are freehold. Close to Ubud, Sanur, Denpasar. River-view, forest surrounding very unique, awesome place. 2 buildings, studio and joglo. Garden/ fruit trees, Quiet, Rare! (balifoto@yahoo.com). 081 2366 3253. [1560]

Gorgeous huge bedroom for rent, 2 in1/office/extra room. Bathroom/bathtub. Private, newly renovated include. AC, pool, parking, Wifi all inclusive. Rp. 8 million monthly (min. 6) Berawa beach, private villa. +6281 2391 0118, (miowbali@gmail.com). [1544]

House for sale. Land 150m2, building type 55m2. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, empty space available. Small garden. garage, open kitchen. Urgent sale. Please call 081 2389 5551. [9664]

Beautiful 3br timber house, 8 are, tropical gardens, 12mt pool, rice padi views, 2mins to beach, 19 yr lease. No agents. To 4,200,000,000 / $AUD$395,000. Call 0812 4636 3786. [1556]

Land for sale 23.75 are in Bukit Ungasan. Ocean view and Banyan tree resorts. Road access and surrounding by villas complex. Water and electricity access. Price Rp. 300 million/are (nego). Call 0821 4446 1266. [9663]

Stunning 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, modern villa available now for yearly rental at Pererenan. Fully furnished, enclosed living/dining/kitchen, AC throughout, pool, garden, secure parking. A must to inspect. Rp 250 Million per year. Contact +62812 3946 2484 (no agents). [1563]

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

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43 NEGARA Good investment opportunity. Land for sale in Negara area (west Bali). More than 10 are available in front of the beach or close to the city. Starting price Rp. 70 million/are. Road access. Please call/SMS 081 2368 6123 (Indonesian) or 081 2389 5551 (English speaking). [9663] Land for sale. 200m from main road. 60 are with many chocolate trees. Price Rp. 25 million/are (nego). Call/ text 081 2389 5551. [9664]

NEW PRIVATE VILLA FOR SALE IN SANUR

Negara - Jembrana - Pekutatan. 50 are flat land 300m from beach. Next door to Medewi Bay Retreat 60 million/ are. Private sale 081 2399 9476. [1489]

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

SEMINYAK 3 bedroom / 3 bathroom villa + garage fully furnished large pool opp pepito sprmrkt jalan Kerobokan. 250 million idr per year lease for 2 years. Contact Ketut 0819 1619 7310 / (sabeena1786@gmail.com). [1544] Space for rent at Warung Made Seminyak. Suitable for shop, gallery. Great location on our shopping arcade, 6x8m, parking area, security, daily operational from 10 am to midnight. Call/WA 0852 9200 6789 / 0361 732130. [1555]

Own a hot Bali investment or live-in luxury Villa. Fully equipped and furnished. Modern two bedroom. Villa with private pool on 450sq mtrs in the centre of Sanur. Walking distance to beach and all amenities. Great location in gated complex with 24 hour security. The Villa has a rental license. Price USD $320,000 for 36 year lease. Call 081558900389 or 0361 284069. C/Re/G-13 Sept. 17

Under Offer Two storey 1x1 self contained apartment, ground floor is a practical kitchen with dining and living. Upper level spacious master bedroom with ensuite bathroom.Sale includes all furniture and fixtures,parking reception and shared pool.Full leasehold ownership until 2045.located only minutes walk from all the restaurants in Seminyak. +614 3888 1393. 0877 7750 5745 / (senang54@ gmail.com). [1561]

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HOUSE FOR SALE IN SANUR

Freehold. Close to the beach. Land size 400M2. 2 storey, 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 living room, 1 dining room, kitchen, 1 workroom/office, 1 storage room, balcony, garage. Facilities: swimming pool with spa, AC, WI-FI, telephone line 2, electricity 7.700 watt. Price IDR 5.500.000.000 (negotiable) Contact : 085 100 800 721

Seminyak - Legian Luxury Pool Villa. Check Tripadvisor Samana 8 for description. Long lease, great returns and too cheap for agent commission. Best villa buy in Bali. Contact (balisamana@bigpond.com). [1562] NC/Re/G-13 Sept. 17

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: IDR 5,644,000,000 : Leasehold :3 :3 : 400 sqm : 340 sqm : Semi Furnished : Sanur

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