BA_15 March 2017 by Bali Advertiser

15 March 2017 - 28 March 2017

ADVERTISING FOR THE EXPATRIATE COMMUNITY

Business Hours Monday to Friday from 8:30 - 4:00 | Jl. Majapahit No. 46, Kuta | Tel : [0361] 755 392 [Hunting] - Fax : [0361] 764 191 Bali Advertiser E-mail: info@BaliAdvertiser.biz | Website: www.BaliAdvertiser.biz @Bali_Advertiser baliadvertiser

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2 Looking For; LED TV ﬂat screen min 40”-50” not so old and good condition. Tel. 0813 3863 4748. Kerobokan. [054]

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For Sale; Pioneer stereo audio/video multi channel receiver with remote control, mod.VSX-C 100-k 120W. Very good condition with all paper. New price 4.8 million, sell for 1.5 juta. Tel. 0813 3863 4748. Kerobokan. [055] For Sale; New original Karcher terrace cleaner incl. all original parts. Never used. This is additional part to the high pressure cleaner machine. Price 1.8 juta. Tel. 0813 3863 4748. Kerobokan.[056]

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SECTIONS

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

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Beauty & Health.............................................................................................................. Canggu News................................................................................................................... Greenspeak...................................................................................................................... Feature.............................................................................................................................. Kulture Kid....................................................................................................................... Money Matters................................................................................................................ Music Matters.................................................................................................................. Restaurant Review.......................................................................................................... Say What........................................................................................................................... Schedule That.................................................................................................................. Social Media Bytes.......................................................................................................... This Sporting Life............................................................................................................ Toko Buku......................................................................................................................... Ubud Writer......................................................................................................................

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Published by : PT. CITRA BALI PARIWARA Licence: SIUPP No. 1593/SK/MENPEN/SIUPP/1999 General Manager: Made Wardiyasa | Office Manager: Ratih Utari | Marketing: Ketut Brata Graphic Design: Gede Merta Karya, Gede Muliawan Address: Jl. Majapahit No. 46 Kuta, Badung, Bali Phone: 755 392 [Hunting] Fax: 764 191 E-mail: info@BaliAdvertiser.biz Printed By: PT. Temprina Media Grafika Jl. Imam Bonjol 129 Tegal Besar, Jember Phone: +62 331-320 300 | Email: online@temprinajember.com Nothing in Bali Advertiser can be reproduced in whole or in part, either in print based media or in internet based media, without the written permission of the publisher. Bali Advertiser is not responsible for the content of any advertisement. Opinions expressed in any article are that of the writer and not the opinions of Bali Advertiser.

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Celebration of Life Yoga - Dance - Music - Art A Thon

Desa Seni, A Village Resort March 18, 2017 8am - 8pm

Trimurti

8:00 AM Charlotte Skogsberg - Chakra Flow Yoga 9:00 AM Ellen Watson - SpiritDance SoulSong 10:00 AM Angela Perez - Tantra 11:00 AM Sanna Kokkonen - Tibetan Heart Yoga 12:00 PM GuruWant Kaur - Kundalini - Happines 1:00 PM Jessica Barron - Vinyasa Flow 2:00 PM Kevin Yee Chan - Chee Yoga Dance - Dj Poyan 3:00 PM Manuela Herreros - Yin Restorative 4:00 PM Octavio Salvado - Hatha Yoga 5:00 PM Antonio Albagli - Yin Prana Flow 6:00 PM Savitri - Kundalini

9:15 AM 10:15 AM 11:15 AM 12:15 PM 1:15 PM 2:15 PM 3:15 PM 4:15 PM 5:15 PM 6:15 PM

Maha Devi

Susan Rose -Mindful flow Desmond Polii - Hatha Yoga Bernd Windhofer - Pranayama/Meditation Jasmine Danino - Gentle Flow Jessica Gunawan - Fly High Yoga Diaz - Dance Flow Nadia Lala - Bali Circus Carlotta Castangia - Vinyasa Flow Eoin Finn - Blissology Mei Lai Swan - Embodied Flow

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Suling Dewata Daphne Tse Vasudev Vijay Kevin James Nick Wallaki Yoyok Harness

Kids Corner 11:00 am Nadia Lala - Bali Circus / 12:00 am Nyoman - Chakra Cleansing / 1:00 pm Kenny - Earth Matters / 2:00 pm Obed abbo - Passion Compass 3:00 PM Balinese dance Merapu Svaasthya 10:00 am Ubud Healing Center - Crystals / 11:00 am Barbara Hammes - Franklin Method / 12:00 am Alua Sat Atma - Food as Energy 1:00 Pm Anand Krishna - Yoga 24/7 beyond Asanas / 2:00 pm Rodolfo young - Heart Talk / 3:00 pm Pak Merta Ada - Bali Usada Meditation 4:00 pm Britta Oehler - Ayurvedic Self Massage / 5:00 pm Iris Giannoulake - Home Remedies / 6:00 pm Andrew Stead - Mind Maximisation Art Exhibition Nana Tedja Closing Ceremony

Love-olution Cacao Ceremony - A Ceremonial Journey of Oneness

Tickets: Rp. 250.000 for all Activities, Organic Lunch & full day of Fun, Children Rp. 100.000 100 % of all donations benefit AYO KITA BICARA HIV/AIDS - Bali peduli - yayasan kerti praja Bali rainbow community

- Private luxury villa with infinity pool - Full ocean & hill view - Welcome drink - Tropical fruit b asket - Daily “à-la-carte” breakfast - Complimentary

coffee & tea facilities

- Free Wi-Fi throughout your stay - Afternoon tea - Bottle of Balinese wine + flower bath in your villa - Shuttle service to the Ogoh-Ogoh parade - Free access to our state-of-the-art gym - 30% discount on all extra spa treatments - 20% Discount on food & drinks for Kitas holders

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Nyepi and The Rituals Nyepi is a Balinese “Day of Silence” that is commemorated every Isakawarsa (Saka new year) according to the Balinese calendar (in 2017, it falls on March 28). It is a Hindu celebration mainly celebrated in Bali, Indonesia. Nyepi, a public holiday in Indonesia, is a day of silence, fasting and meditation for the Balinese.

The ritual is performed in Pura (Balinese temple) near the sea (Pura Segara) and meant to purify Arca, Pratima, and Pralingga (sacred objects) belonging to several temples, also to acquire sacred water from the sea.

• Second, The Bhuta Yajna Ritual is performed in order to vanquish the negative elements and create a balance with God, Mankind, and Nature. The ritual is also meant to appease Batara Kala by Pecaruan offering. Devout Hindu Balinese villages usually make ogoh-ogoh.

Observed from 6 a.m. until 6 a.m. the next morning, Nyepi is a day reserved for self-reﬂection, and as such, anything that might interfere with that purpose is restricted. The main restrictions are no lighting ﬁres (and lights must be kept low); no working; no entertainment or pleasure; no traveling; and, for some, no talking or eating at all. The effect of these prohibitions is that Bali’s usually bustling streets and roads are empty, there is little or no noise from TVs and radios, and few signs of activity are seen even inside homes. The only people to be seen outdoors are the Pecalang, traditional security men who patrol the streets to ensure the prohibitions are being followed. Although Nyepi is primarily a Hindu holiday, non-Hindu residents and tourists are not exempt from the restrictions. Although they are free to do as they wish inside their hotels, no one is allowed onto the beaches or streets, and the only airport in Bali remains closed for the entire day. The only exceptions granted are for emergency vehicles responding to life-threatening conditions and women about to give birth. On the day after Nyepi, known as Ngembak Geni, social activity picks up again quickly, as families and friends gather to ask forgiveness from one another, and to perform certain religious rituals together.

Ogoh-ogoh are statues built for the Ngrupuk parade, which takes place on the eve of Nyepi day in Bali, Indonesia. Ogoh-ogoh normally have form of mythological beings, mostly demons. As with many creative endeavours based on Balinese Hinduism, the creation of Ogoh-ogoh represents spiritual aims inspired by Hindu philosophy. The main purpose of the making of Ogoh-ogoh is the puriﬁcation of the natural environment of any spiritual pollutants emitted from the activities of living beings (especially humans). The forms of Ogoh-ogoh represent the Bhuta-Kala (Bhuta: eternal energy, Kala: eternal time), according to Hindu teachings. The imperceptible potentials of nature cannot be thoroughly explored by anyone. Philosophically, civilized men are required to manage the natural resources without damaging the environment itself.

RITUALS • First, The Melasti Ritual is performed 3–4 days beforehand. It is dedicated to Sanghyang Widhi Wasa.

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build one Ogoh-ogoh mainly built by each village’s Seka Truna Truni (Balinese village’s youth organization), but often some smaller ogoh-ogoh also built by groups of children around the village. After being paraded on a convoy around the town, finally it is burnt to ashes in a cemetery as a symbol of self-purification. An Ogoh-ogoh is normally standing on a pad built of timber planks and bamboo. The pad is designed to sustain the Ogoh-ogoh while it is being lifted and carried around the village or the town square. There are normally eight or more men carrying the Ogoh-ogoh on their shoulders. This procession is accompanied by orchestral music performed by the youth. The use of flares is also a main part of the parade. During the procession, the Ogoh-ogoh is rotated counterclockwise three times. This act is done at every T-junction and crossroad of the village. Rotating the effigies during the cremational parade and the eve of Nyepi represents the contact of the bodies with the spirits. It is intended to bewilder the evil spirits so that they go away and cease harming human beings. After the ogoh-ogoh have been paraded around the village, the Ngrupuk ritual takes place, which involves burning the ogoh-ogoh. • Third, the Nyepi Rituals are performed as follows: Amati Geni: No fire or light, including no electricity Amati Karya: No working Amati Lelunganan: No travelling Amati Lelanguan: Fasting and no revelry/self entertainment • Fourth, the Yoga/Brata Ritual starts at 6:00 a.m. and continues to 6:00 a.m. the next day. • Fifth, the Ngembak Agni/Labuh Brata Ritual is performed for all Hindus to forgive each other and to welcome the new days to come. • Sixth and finally, The Dharma Shanti Rituals is performed after all the Nyepi rituals are finished. Source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nyepi https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogoh-ogoh

Restaurant & Food

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A Little Happy Chappy! Happy Chappy arrived on Jln. Braban, Kerobokan two years ago, the cuisine was basic Chinese, mainly Cantonese, with excellent attention to detail, an instant success. Simple food done well! That is the secret of success everywhere. These owners actually go to restaurants themselves, the number of items in each serve [dim sum] are clearly shown, all dishes can be ordered in small or large portions. Things you want to know when ordering for a number of people. In Bali you usually have to ask the waitress, who rarely knows the answer. With the immediate success of Happy Chappy Kerobokan it was decided to open a small outpost in Canggu, mainly to service the ever growing takeaway and home delivery clientele. They did not expect many customers to dine in, in fact the kitchen is larger than the dining area. They were wrong! Most evenings they have a full house, many diners preferring to eat local rather than face the ever increasing traffic chaos of Bali. Dim Sum is the traditional Chinese starting point, particularly when the major cuisine is Cantonese as it is here. The choice is wide and varied. Perfect Har Gow, plump prawns wrapped in that translucent wheat starch ribbed dumpling.It is an item that is on every dim sum menu, and one that is not always done well [either over steamed or originating from the freezer]. Not so here at Happy Chappy, they are made fresh and then steamed to order, perfect! Pour some chilli jam into the small provided dishes, stab a dumpling with your chop sticks and dip in the chilli, wonderful! Other steamed dumplings include Shu Mai [half moon shape filled with chicken & mushroom, a mix of pork and prawn or prawn & chicken], The Steamed Buns are stuffed with BBQ Pork, the only way to eat Bak Pao, no halal here! Other fillings include Peking Duck. Fried dim sum includes mini Spring Rolls, fillings include Prawn & Mango or Vegetarian. The dipping sauce is a mild chilli. Szechuan style Wontons can also be ordered deep fried [or steamed], the filling either pork or chicken. Other appetizers include many old fashioned and traditional ones, rarely seen in ’modern’ restaurants [most trying to be too clever!]. Sesame Prawn Toast fingers with a soy-ginger dipping sauce, Prawn Butterfly Cutlets, flattened and crumbed, dip them in the lemon mayonnaise. One of the great Chinese entrees is Sang Choy Bow. Originally minced pigeon was used for this Cantonese classic but that has almost universally been replaced with chicken, one of the options here. At Happy Chappy you can also have it with Peking Duck, BBQ Pork or a Vegetarian mix, but for me the duck is the best choice. Using the cold crisp lettuce as a bowl, you spoon the mince into it and pour some sauce on top. When

served with the usual iceberg lettuce, a messy dribble is often the result as you attempt to eat this wonderful combination. In Bali a different lettuce leaf has been found, long thin and firm. It holds the mince and is perfect for eating without causing any disasters [pictured]. I have been eating in restaurants, almost every day, for more years than I care to remember. However I am still often presented with something new. It can be just a very simple dish, and like this one, refreshingly different. Salt & Pepper Squid is on many menus, not only Chinese, in fact it almost seems to have become one of those dishes that must be on every ‘modern’ menu. I rarely order it as it is too often similar to chewing rubber. Hence, surprise and interest at finding Salt & Pepper Chicken on this menu, again it was a very simple dish, crumbed chicken pieces [tender but crunchy] tossed in salt, pepper and finely chopped garlic and herbs. It is so good you keep eating it throughout the meal [maybe even ordering another serve]. The mains are old traditional; Cantonese roasts, rice/noodles or specials. Every suburban Chinese restaurant anywhere in the world serves these old common dishes, kids are raised on them; Sweet & Sour Pork, Lemon Chicken, Honey Prawns and Crispy Skin Chicken. All come from the Happy Chappy kitchen expertly prepared and cooked, simple food, done well! Cantonese Roasts are unique, whether they be duck [with plum sauce], Chicken [with that crispy skin], or Pork Belly. All served traditionally, on the bone. Char Siu is one of my all time favourites, strips of lean pork seasoned with honey, 5 spice, fermented bean curd, soy and hoisin. These days in the food courts of Singapore they are usually dry and boring but at Happy Chappy, perfect. All roast duck and chicken courses can be ordered as half or full bird.

QUICK REVIEW Restaurant

: Happy Chappy.

Address

: Jl. Pantai Berawa 46, Tegal Gundul, Canggu.

Telephone

: 934.5811.

Open

: 11.30 a.m.- 3.00 p.m. and 6.00 -10.30 p.m., daily.

Non-smoking Area

: Air con inside.

Smoking Area

: Covered terrace and waiting area for takeaways.

Parking

: Very limited.

Price

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

Credit Cards

: Visa, Mastercard.

Food

: Chinese [mainly Cantonese].

Wine

: Limited.

Service

: Smiling and fast.

Atmosphere

: Happy!

Overall

: Excellent Chinese, good value!

Noodles are every which way! Lo Mein are wheat flour noodles stir-fried with Chinese style vegetables and your choice of chicken, beef, prawn, fish or pork. Ramen Noodles are served in a broth of soy and chilli with roast pork or chicken with dumplings, beef and mushrooms or prawns and fish. Fried Rice and how you eat it tells where you are from. The Chinese use it as a final course, alone, to cleanse the palate. Westerners tend to eat it with the meals instead of steamed rice. Special meals are anything done different, Kung Pao Chicken [more international style without the fire of Szechuan pepper and peppercorns] is on every menu but here the Kung Pao Prawns are great, with large plump and firm king prawns, not little school ones, the sauce with a nice tang. If you want something more sweet then order the Honey Prawns with Sesame, more traditional try the Salted Egg Prawn and curry leaf. Something different is the Chilli Pork, served with mandarin pancakes.

A special menu for children keeps them happy. There is a choice of three dishes, with smaller serves, all with mini spring rolls as a starter.

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.

Happy Chappy Berawa is much more than just a pickup and takeaway place. In fact I will be surprised if a move to larger premises nearby is not announced very soon.

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.

In Australia there is a ‘local’ Chinese restaurant in almost every town, no matter how small. For the residents of Canggu & Berawa, Happy Chappy is their local, and they love it!

PT. Sumber Agri Sehat Jl. Raya Kerobokan No. 17, Br. Taman, Kerobokan, Kuta Utara 80361. Bali - Indonesia

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For Sale; Roland SPD-SX Drum Pad - great condition! Price: IDR 6,500,000 - or nearest offer. Sells for IDR 9,000,000 new! Selling because not being used. Can deliver from Ubud. Please contact by email: (scottajoseph@gmail. com). [079]

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For Sale; Canon L Series Lens 70-200mm f2.8 IS Mark II, mint condition. Complete with box and original acc, bonus hoya uv ďŹ lter. Sell for Rp. 19.500.000. Contact 089 8598 4567. Denpasar. [076] For Sale; Assorted Bojonegoro teak wood and Sonokeling wood for sale. Ex factory kiln dried. Contact 0361-847 2104. [045] Patience, persistence and perspiration make an unbeatable combination for success. C/R/G-15 Feb. 17

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CANGGU NEWS

Petitenget to Pererenan

Luck of the Irish at Canggu Club St Patrick’s Day Beer Fest

Canggu News submissions for future editions are welcome to be emailed to: canggueditor@yahoo.com

What do the Irish dream about? Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with a gang of leprechauns. Apparently.

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.

It’s a national holiday that’s celebrated in more countries than any other. It’s the day that gets the whole world to think green and go green. But they say that if you really want to get a piece of the party, you’ve got to go to Ireland. We say, let’s bring Ireland to Bali. While 5.5 million pints of Guinness are consumed daily around the world, on St Patrick’s Day that number rises to 13 million. Canggu Club plans to help push up those figures as they host a sunset beer fest on their Irish themed ‘green’ grass with entertainment and activities for the entire family to enjoy. This is a free event and everyone is welcome. Kicking off at 5pm there will be live music, games and entertainment,

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

So mark Friday March 17th in the calendar as an event not to be missed. For further information regarding the event, email info@cangguclub.com or check out www.cangguclub.com and their “what’s on” section. including of course, beer, beer and more beer. Enjoy a variety of cold ale’s and a bite to eat with a number of food and beverage specials to appeal to all tastes.

CANGGU CLUB Jalan Canggu Club, Canggu Ph : +62 (361) 848 3939 CANGGUCLUB.COM

Keep Bali Clean Surf Challenge – Slash don’t Trash Bali is facing an environmental and potential health disaster with the trash on the much loved island.

Clean have already distributed over 30,000 reusable bags to consumers in Bali.

Only 3 decades ago, plastic was not used in Bali. Most Balinese would bring a woven bag to carry items home from the markets. Today, almost every item that is purchased throughout Bali, from ceremonial offerings to food, to general house hold items, is packed in plastic. Bali’s population is estimated at 4-5 million people and most residents receive a minimum of two plastic bags per day. That’s close to 10 million plastic bags per day.

Keep Bali Clean is currently running an anti-littering campaign on local TV station DEWATA TV. The campaign is funded through T shirt sales and donations from individuals and business. Their target is to have 4 commercials playing daily.

With insufficient education on the disposal of rubbish, many of Bali’s millions of plastic bags end up littering the environment, finding their way into the water streams and eventually ending up in the ocean. Keep Bali Clean is a campaign aimed at reducing Bali’s current littering problem. Through donations and sales Keep Bali

Made Raditya Rondi, 4 times ASIAN surfing Champion, has recently become the latest Keep Bali Clean Ambassador. In support of the Keep Bali Clean campaign a surf contest will be held on Sunday 9th April, commencing at 4pm and running though until after sunset. Supported by LOKO Bali and Finns Beach Club, the event will feature 16 of Bali’s best battling it out in the waves of Pantai Berawa, directly in front of Finns Beach Club. We suggest getting there early to grab a prime vantage point on

the beach or within Finns Beach Club. Entry to Finns Beach Club will be available via a donation to Keep Bali Clean (minimum Rp 50,000) or purchase of Keep Bali Clean merchandise, available on the day. There will be raffles and prizes and the chance to learn more about this wonderful campaign and all they are doing to Keep Bali Clean. May the cleanest surfer win! For prior donations or event details please contact: www.keepbaliclean.com

Much More In March at Body Temple Spa Canggu and Berawa

movements to diffuse aging. Just like that! Once again, for the month of March you save Rp 100,000. You’ll feel like a whole new person and even look like one too. Leave Body Temple feeling relaxed and re-energized with the signs of tiredness a thing of the past, and you’ll be questioning where Thalgo has been all your life. Another new addition at Body Temple are the Kester Black Australian made, cruelty free, nail products. Their products are the first in the world to obtain a vast suite of accreditations such as Choose Cruelty Free, International Cruelty Free, Vegan Society, Australian Made and B Corporation.

Body Temple Bali are proud to announce the addition of world leading wellness and beauty brand, Thalgo to their already extensive spa menu. Thalgo was created by pharmacist, André Bouclet, from his passion for the marine world and its invaluable riches. At the leading edge of Marine Research, Andre made a major discovery in the world of marine skincare and developed a unique and patented ALGAE MICRONISATION process. In 1966, he registered a medical patent confirming the therapeutic benefits of micronized algae and protecting the exclusive composition he created from 3 algae selected for their rich mineral content. This 100% natural algae powder is still used for its detoxifying, remineralising, sebo-regulating and

regenerating potential. And now, Body Temple wants to bring the power of marine spa and beauty to you. Thalgo is going to blow your mind while it exfoliates, remineralizes and revitalizes your face. To introduce clients to the benefits of the Thalgo range Body Temple spa’s at both Canggu and Berawa are offering savings on both men’s and women’s Thalgo facials during March. Women have the choice of a 3 Marine Algae Facial suited to oily complexions or a Heart of the Ocean for dry and sensitive skin types, with a saving of Rp 100,000 on either option. This month’s specials aren’t just about spoiling the ladies. The men’s Thalgo facial is bound to make you look as young as you feel, combining energizing marine active ingredients with relaxing massage

Love Is In The Hair Available at TONI&GUY Essensuals Canggu Club

It’s time to say goodbye to split ends and hello to the Canggu Club’s newest innovation, as TONI&GUY Essensuals have chosen to collaborate their trends with the Canggu Club’s luxury Body Temple Spa.

BODY TEMPLE SPA CANGGU CLUB Canggu Club, Jalan Canggu Club, Canggu P : +62 361 474 1019 E : reservations.cc@bodytemplebali.com BODY TEMPLE SPA BERAWA Jalan Pantai Berawa, Canggu P : +62 361 856 380 7806 E : reservations.sbh@bodytemplebali.com

service you decide to treat yourself with. And better yet, Canggu Club Platinum and Gold Members receive 20% off on top of this already generous offer. Spoil yourself with their wide range of services by Internationally trained cut and colour specialists including, cut, colour, blow dry, hair styling, luxury treatments, bridal hair and even hair extensions. And specifically for the men, say hello to their barber services including a beard trim, hot towel shave and trims and fades.

You know that saying; life is more beautiful when you meet the right hairdresser. It couldn’t more true, and now, Body Temple Spa at Canggu Club has the perfect salon for you. You’ve heard the name, you’ve followed their trends, and now you are about to fall in love with their convenience. That’s right, TONI&GUY Essensuals are here to take care of your Bali hair. With more than 475 salons across 48 countries, CEO, OBE and co-founder Toni Mascolo and his brother Guy started TONI&GUY back in 1963 with a single salon in Clapham, London. Now, fifty years later, they have their eye firmly on the prize, and luckily, Toni & Guy’s exciting new salon is available right here in the heart of Canggu.

Get into Body Temple and treat your feet to more compliments than one has ever received. Not only will you be looking devine, but you’ll be feeling amazing too, and without the added guilt of any animal cruelty. During March they are offering a 90 minute pampering pedicure with a saving of Rp 150,000. Canggu Club Platinum and Gold Members enjoy a further 20% discount on these already amazing offers. If this deal isn’t priceless, then I don’t know what is. So don’t miss out on a taste test of our brand new products. Get on down to Body Temple Spa at either Canggu or Berawa and treat yourself, because you deserve it.

Finally Bali’s hair prayer has been answered and by the best in the business. As voted for by the British public, hairdressing industry favourite TONI&GUY is a Superbrand, CoolBrand and has won 60 British Hairdressing Awards and 113 product awards. The salon’s doors are open with hair care specials that will be too good to resist. TONI&GUY Essensuals will treat you to a complimentary treatment on any combined cut and colour

So now you can join the models of London’s Fashion Week without leaving Canggu. There is no excuse to curl up and dye whenever you see those grey hairs and regrowth. Visit Canggu Club’s Body Temple Spa and you will find the hairway to TONI&GUY Essensuals heaven. Appointments are conveniently available Thursday to Sunday 10am – 7pm. TONI&GUY ESSENSUALS CANGGU CLUB Located at Body Temple Spa Canggu Club Jalan Canggu Club, Canggu P : +62 361 474 1001 E : essensualscanggu@gmail.com www.essensualshair.com

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Fashion GARMENT PRODUCTION With high quality and experienced pattern maker We can make sample and small production Please contact

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Moving Sale; Teakwood TV rack Rp. 1.2 million, Toshiba LED TV 32” brand new Rp. 2.7 million, Suar table and bench Rp. 5 million, washing machine 2 tubes Rp. 1.2 million, charcoal BBQ Rp. 2.2 million. All negotiable price. Pic available. Call 0878 6116 3056. Denpasar. [077]

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How do Balinese Construct Arguments? There are many examples of how the life and thoughts of Balinese people is the complete opposite of other cultures. As western society, and now many other societies, industrialized and put more emphasis on scientiﬁc thought and consequent secularism, more and more people started to think in a scientiﬁc and analytical way. Fact-based science resulted in mass education and society became more orderly and structured. This affected most of what we do and most of what we think. Critical thinking is a result of all of this. The Internet has in some ways aided the development critical thinking, but in others – through fake news and pseudoscience websites – has impeded it.

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From my 20 years of observation and interaction with Balinese – and of course I’ve experienced argumentation and debate with Balinese over the last two decades – the way most people here construct an argument is very different to how more scientiﬁc based cultures do. It is often based on superstition, religious beliefs and fear. The complete lack education in critical thinking at Indonesian schools and universities is also a major factor.

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For example, many people use a lot of emotion and little logic to form a premise for their reasoning. Often this is based on a lack of education and a habit of trusting in what you believe rather than what you know as fact. People often use racism or prejudice to reason why the other person cannot understand a mistake or problem that they have made. This sprouts from emotive reasoning of course. “You’ll never understand because you’re not Balinese!” or “It’s tradition, so it has to be done like that!” or “You’re not a native, if you don’t like it go home!”

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Pride is another huge factor in argumentation. Most Balinese are extremely proud and if they ever feel like they are losing face and their pride could be hurt they will normally cut the argument short by going silent or removing themselves from it abruptly. While Balinese will be ok to debate something mildly, if things become too heated they normally avoid potential drawn-out conﬂict (this also applies to some other ethnicities in Indonesia, for example Javanese). As with any generalization, this is not true for all Balinese. I know a number of people who have developed critical thinking, but most of these people are from the younger generation with a wider general education. As more and more Balinese mix with westerners are able to sieve through the facts on the Internet, people will eventually develop more critical thinking on their own whether it is taught in schools or not.

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And then it happened.....It’s so easy, Mr. Brownstone, Chinese Greetings music pioneers and welcome to this March Democracy, Welcome to the jungle, Double talking Jive, edition of Music Matters, here in your local Bali Advertiser. Better, Estranged, Live and let die, Rocket queen, You could be mine, Attitude, This I love, Civil war, Coma before a bit of They came they saw they shot everyone and got them tangled a rest then... in a rose garden of blistering metal. Yes, it’s official, Guns, and Roses smashed Perth arena to peices. Supported by Wolf- Slash’s guitar solo. Speak softly, Sweet child of mine, mother the band put on a blistering performance not seen Yesterdays, Used to love her, Wish you were here, November since their early days back in LA. rain, Knocking on heavens door, finishing off with Night train Now there were some technical issues and some rumors of lypsynching some of the songs but overall it really was an awesome gig. Here is my highly edited account of events...... Tickets are always a pain especially since you had to fly from Bali and Ticketmaster, the official website supporting the gig had sold out of standing tickets, I was hardly going to watch the gunners seated now was I????? So on arriving in Perth one day before the gig I hopped into a cab headed for the hotel and worked out a battle plan. There is a website which is huge in Australia called Gumtree, this site allows people to sell pretty much anything to anybody else and after about half an hour I found what I was looking for. Two Guns and Roses tickets in Morley, one of the suburbs just outside of the city. I rang the seller from the hotel phone grabbed a beer from the mini bar and boom I was off speeding through the Perth afternoon in a taxi to pay $350 AUD for 2 tickets for tomorrows show! I got them and went to sleep that night happy in the knowlege that I was going to Gunners.

and then Paradise City as an encore.

Wow just wow, what a show. Axl seemed to have some problems with his mike early on and there was one occasion when he told the bemused audience “No Slash doesn’t want to do that.” but no one had any idea what he was referring to! But it wouldnt be Guns withought controversy now would it.

After a lazy breakfast, mid morning came, I phoned my mate and we both headed into town to meet at an Irish bar close to Domain Stadium to get in the mood. The thing was Gunners are getting on and doors opened for the gig at 5 pm so it was more like a matinee, bit odd but ok whatever its G&R they have always been on the fringes of wierd!

Axl deﬁnately is ﬁnding it harder to hit those higher notes and I reckon thats why they opened the way they did with a very low key song It’s so easy, to try and warm him up. In my oppinion he really sruggled through My Michelle, but thats what you get for a lifetime of drink drugs and rock and roll I guess. Overall the gig was great and Slash as always was a killer showman covering Led Zep like the greats.

At 5 we ﬁnished a pint or two and headed to the stadium, there was a massive crowd waiting maybe 15,000 people came to see the Gunners, we headed to the heaving bar got what we needed and caught the tail end of Wolfmothers set. Now I saw (and reported on) this band last at the GWK some 2 years ago, and have always been a fan. Their style is like that of early Led Zep and they have the same sense of epicness about how they not only sound but also interact with the crowd, Joker and the thief was awesome and so was Mother. The

This was thier last Aussie tour now they head off (on their custom designed tour plane) to Thailand and Dubai and ﬁnally Europe in summer. Cummon Bali when are we going to have a stadium big enough for bands like G&R to come play here!!! Domain stadium also just hosted Adele and next month one of my childhood favorite bands off all time Greenday will be hitting the Perth Aussie sand for thier new tour! You can bet your farm I will be there!

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In other more local news, this month in Bali is slightly sad as we say goodbye to a bar I have long held as one of the best live music venues on the island. Linga Longa closed its doors for the final time. Linga Longa has been featured in this article more times than I can count and has provided some truly epic performers and some unforgettable nights of live music. I caught up with the owner of Linga Longa a week or so back to have a final beer and see what was going on and why the iconic Sanur bar had decided to close its doors for the final curtain call. TJB - Hi Rolas, this is sad news indeed. R - Yea man I am pretty cut up with it all. TJB - What happened? R - Well it was never a done deal here, we had the lease on an ad-hoc basis it was always going to go back to the original owner at the end. We had a good run of 5 years but now the owner wants the place back. TJB- So what’s he going to do with it? Is it staying as a bar? R-Na he will develop it into a hotel. TJB -Another hotel development YAWN. R -Yea I know but don’t fret we are looking for a new venue, Linga Longa will come out swinging and we still have Linga Longa two on Gili T and we are looking for a new venue in Sanur hopefully opening in a month or two. TJB - Cool man, well that’s some kind of silver lining, I look forward to seeing the new Linga Longa when its all done. R - Cheers, first beers on the house. Ok guys well that about wraps it up. If you missed G&R then don’t despair just make it to Europe this summer and see if you can catch them there but do yourself a favour and hop a plane and come and see Greenday on Sunday 30th April for probably one of their last shows. Keep it live and make it matter I’m going to lie down on a bed of roses because I feel like someone just shot me!

If you enjoyed this article or have any questions, concerns, or if indeed you are the illusive Chris Curtis please don’t hesitate to drop me a line, here to the Bali Advertiser, or alternatively to my direct email address tobiasjbrown@ rockfan.com Copyright © 2017 Tobias J Brown You can read all past articles of Music Matters at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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THE VIEW FROM THE BACK SEAT How often do we travelers entrust ourselves to strangers when we climb into a taxi in Manila or Cochin or even Canggu? For over 25 years I’ve been traveling around Asia, often alone. Countless times I’ve emerged from airports after dark to enter the back of a car driven by a stranger whose language I usually did not speak, and trusted him to take me safely to my destination. Which he (there are no women drivers in this story) almost always did.

drivers of Asia. Every country has a different taxi culture. Except in closely regulated societies like Singapore there are hierarchies, territories and, inevitably, rogues. It’s amazing, really, how few rogues there have been although with the increasingly lucrative pool of innocent tourists ﬂooding into the region, that is changing. In Bali the airport has become a hub for predatory taxi drivers preying on jet lagged, disoriented travelers who don’t know local costs. I’ve heard of people being charged a million rupiah for a 15 minute taxi ride from Ngurah Rai airport.

A rare exception took place in Bangkok. During a brief and unpleasant interlude over a decade ago, a few drivers in that city decided to supplement their meagre incomes by kidnapping and robbing tourists, usually on the way from the airport at night. My little drama unfolded in the city, in broad daylight. I climbed into the cab, gave an address which I often visited and lapsed into daydream.

It’s a bit of a crap shoot whether you end up with a rogue or a perfectly nice man trying to make an honest living. On a recent trip to Thailand I descended into the dark underbelly of the new airport to join the taxi queue. The driver I drew in the taxi lottery was square and jovial. My bag was not large but on opening the boot it was evident that there was no room for it among the sacks of vegetables and rice and kids’ toys.

A few minutes later I noticed that we’d left familiar streets and were penetrating an unsavoury part of the city. Once alert, I saw that the driver was watching me closely in the mirror with an expression I did not like at all. I had a strong feeling that things could get unpleasant in the immediate future. Without a common language discussion was futile, but this was a superstitious culture. I changed my energy and expression and began to cast a spell with loud incantations, drawing symbols in air. Spoken language proved unnecessary; he knew exactly what I was doing. Deeply alarmed, he implored me to stop and swung the car back onto the main road. He was still shaking when I got out. That young man would not be messing with little old ladies again any time soon.

It’s a bit of a crap shoot whether you end up with a rogue or a perfectly nice man trying to make an honest living So I was apprehensive when my young nephew told me he would be ﬂying into Bangkok a few weeks later to take a class in kick-boxing, arriving late at night. Tristan had not traveled in Asia before and was a sweet and trusting soul. I briefed him thoroughly on how to stay safe on the way in from the airport and asked him to email me as soon as he arrived. But a week went by before I heard from him, seven days during which I bit my nails up to the elbows and wondered whether to contact the Embassy. Far from viewing his taxi driver with suspicion, Tristan had immediately fallen into warm conversation. Despite the language barrier they quickly established a mutual interest in kick boxing. Instead of driving Tristan to his hotel, the driver took him home. Tris spent the week with the family in their modest dwelling, kick boxing with the neighbours on the street, playing with the kids and having a wonderful time. Which just goes to show... something. I’m sure whole dissertations have been written about the taxi

His modest traveling bag sat next to ours in the trunk. Once we’d checked into our hotel each day he would take over the car, unpacking his bag, washing his smalls and hanging them over the mirror to dry each night and curling up to sleep in the back seat. We were paying his living expenses as part of the car rental contract, but he preferred to pocket the cash. His family lived in the north and he saved every rupee to go and see them once a year. We passed him peppermints over the seat, bought him cups of tea and tried to engage him in pleasantries ... after all, we were stuck in this ancient car together day after day. But he was not interested in us; we were just another job. Further south many years later we encountered a driver much more inclined to communicate. Flying into Kerala very late one night, we waited while a driver from the queue was roused from his slumbers in his car to take us into Fort Cochin. Michael, a large and sleepy Christian gentlemen, informed us that it would help him stay awake if we sang to him, praise-god songs being preferred. We searched our collective lapsed Unitarian, Muslim and Hindu memories for hymns as we all struggled to stay awake on the long trip from the airport. Michael was soon out of his geographical comfort zone, clearly having no idea where we were going. He confessed to be taking the shift for his friend whose wife was having a baby that night; Michael was in fact a voluble plumber. We arrived at our hotel very late indeed and waved him farewell, seriously concerned that poor Michael might never ﬁnd his way home again.

He wedged it into the front seat, being careful not to wrinkle the pressed shirt that was hanging from the head rest. (Drivers who own their own vehicles inhabit them as hermit crabs do their shells. Fresh shirts hang from the door. Prayer beads, icons and garlands dangle from the mirror. There’s always a bottle of water or cold tea, a clutch of pens, the inevitable hand phone and often a towel.) Getting into the back, I was reminded that Thai taxi drivers customarily disable the rear seat belts. Flag fall was 35 baht - one US dollar. Imagine spending ten plus hours a day sitting in horrendous Bangkok trafﬁc. Much of that would be in close proximity with one or more of the 14 million tourists who visit the country each year and with whom no companionable chat would be possible. It’s an isolated and sedentary occupation yet my driver, and most, bore it cheerfully. Long haul drivers have their own protocols. Twenty ﬁve years ago we spent a fortnight touring Rajasthan in an old Ambassador. Ramesh the driver had no English and we no Hindi, but he had no desire to communicate with us. He kept a philosophical silence while careening across the desert avoiding cows, camels and small boys on large black bicycles.

I’d planned to close this story with a review of my agreeable taxi experiences in Bangkok. But on my second-to-last journey the driver turned off the meter a few minutes into the ride and took out a box cutter which he started waving around while glaring at me in the rear view mirror. Which just goes to show ... something.

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Computer & Internet Social Media Marketing Trends for 2017 Social media tools, sites and apps seem to change almost overnight and this can be confusing for companies looking to target the huge numbers of people using social media. I surveyed some of the top business and marketing sites (Forbes, HubSpot, BrandWatch, Business2Community) to see their predictions for social media trends in 2017. Here are the top trends predicted for the coming year:

• Live video Companies are increasingly using live video as a marketing tool. Another term for live video is ‘authentic content’ as live video is often un-scripted or un-rehearsed. Videos on social media have more engagement than any other type of content. Periscope and Facebook Live are the most widely used live video features on social media. However, Instagram and Twitter launched their own services at the end of 2016, which may cut into Facebook and Periscope market share. Other social media sites will start to offer live video content as well. One popular use of live video is to screen events to a wider audience. Another popular use by brands is to screen Q&A sessions or product demonstrations. Live interviews are an increasingly popular use of this medium. Live video series, such as Allure’s Lipstick Roulette, where staff demonstrate new lipsticks while responding live to customer feedback on social media, are gaining loyal audiences. Millennials love video content and consume more live video than any other age group, and this trend is set to grow in 2017. • Virtual reality 360-degree virtual reality video is a fairly new marketing tool but one that is predicted to grow in use rapidly. (Think Pokémon Go.) Customers using a virtual reality headset or viewer are transported directly to the site of the video and experience it as if they were there themselves, which can have a powerful effect. The beneﬁt of virtual reality is that it places the watcher directly in the action and creates better engagement. Roughly 75% of Millennials use and like virtual reality content. • Messaging apps Messaging apps, such as Facebook Messenger, What’s App or WeChat [which is hugely popular in China] are used by over 4 billion people worldwide. According to Forbes, WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, Viber and WeChat have more users than the Big Four sites: Facebook, Twitter, Linked In and Instagram. Smart brands are using messaging apps to interact directly with their customers, on a one-to-one basis. For example, the Hyatt Hotel chain uses Facebook Messenger service to take room bookings, answer customer queries and provide destination information. Messaging apps are proving more popular than email and phone calls as the way to interact with new and existing customers and build brand loyalty. According to Forbes, 63% of Millennials are more loyal to brands that they interact with via a messaging app. Increasingly, if you click on an ad on Facebook, you are taken to a Customer Service chat window for that brand. More than a third of consumers state that they prefer using social media to a phone call to resolve issues or have questions answered. • Chatbots Chatbots – a messaging application driven by a basic artiﬁcial intelligence that can interact with customers – are becoming more popular and will be increasingly used by businesses in the future. A chatbot can handle basic customer service functions, such as providing information,

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Many expatriates in Bali will have experienced the frustration of trying to prove their residential address to apply for a bank account or investment product or worse, when they wish to encash an investment. It can be problematic due to the fact that many homes in Bali do not have a physical address. PO Box numbers or a c/o address are unacceptable to regulators. Fortunately other options are possible such as an employer’s letter but this varies from company to company. I am aware of one case of an investor trying for six months to secure the release of funds in a matured savings plan. In another case the problem was solved by means of a certiﬁed translation of a declaration by a village head that the person had built a house in the village. Residents of Bali also suffer from the same issue as everyone else in Indonesia which is treated as a ‘Category 3’ country requiring additional due diligence processes including proof of source of wealth. Declaration of tax residency and tax identiﬁcation numbers is now becoming universally required.

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In an even worse case a sick and elderly investor who had held his investment for twenty years had difﬁculty meeting all the compliance demands and the life company released funds to him weeks later only after I had sent them a photo of him seriously ill in his hospital bed. Both these cases related to investments in companies based in Guernsey, where it appears their only concern is to satisfy the regulator even if it results in the destruction of client relationships. In fairness, other jurisdictions do not appear to be harassing investors to the same degree although some are now requiring references from a lawyer or accountant, all of course at the expense of the client.

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In recent weeks I have seen some bad examples of investors being hounded to produce precise and correctly certiﬁed documents just to make small withdrawals from their portfolios. In one case a life company demanded proof of a change of name even though the proof had been provided three years previously. They also demanded fresh proof of signature.

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So there you have it. We all have to pay the penalty by way of painful compliance requirements as a result of decades of tax avoidance by the rich and perhaps the not-so-rich and to combat the evils of terrorism and the laundering of money obtained through criminal activities.

So what can we do about it? Unless some Trump-like figure decides to cut a swath through the mass of regulation there is little we can do but accept the fact that it is here to stay and will continue to pervade every aspect of the banking and financial services industry. But we can take measures to make life a bit easier. Here are some suggestions: • Make sure you always have available good copies of your current passport. Leave room on the copies for certification. If you are using a lawyer or notary make sure they follow the institution’s instructions including the wording exactly. • For proof of address the institution will prefer a utility bill (not usually practical for an expatriate), a recent bank or credit card statement. Not so easy these days when they are often sent out only via the Internet. I have found printouts are sometimes accepted but don’t count on it. Certified copies of a KITAS, KITAP or KTP may be accepted, but they must show your residential address. Failing these an employer’s letter may be accepted but it must provide all the details requested by the institution. Lease agreements may be accepted but they would have to be translated if not in English. • Tax residency declarations are becoming universal so make sure you have tax identification numbers available or a good explanation as to why you don’t have one. One reason could be that you are living in Bali on a retirement visa which does not require paying tax. • Proof of source of wealth. Be prepared to provide details and evidence if requested. Retain copies of work contracts, payslips, property sales contracts etc. • In case one is required, be sure to have a friendly lawyer or accountant available to provide a reference. Also make sure you can quickly access a notary who, together with a few other categories can certify documents for you. Not all the above may be necessary but the better prepared you are the smoother and less hassle any transaction will be.

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At the end of the day you will be helping to make the world a safer and fairer place. But it may not appear that way if you opened an account twenty years ago in the manager’s ofﬁce over a cup of tea and now have to prove you are the same person.

So what has brought about all these requirements? The answer is multi-fold. Here are some of the events and international agreements that have created the need for such high levels of compliance: • FATF – the Financial Action Task Force, set up by the G7 group of nations in 1989 to combat money laundering. • 9/11 – the first major terrorist attack on the US. This led to even greater controls to counter terrorist financing. • FATCA – The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, a 2010 United States federal law to enforce the requirement for United States persons, including those living outside the U.S., to file yearly reports on their non-U.S. financial accounts.

MONEY MATTERS Colin Bloodworth, Chartered Member of the Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment (UK), has spent over 20 years in Indonesia. He is based in Jakarta but visits Bali regularly. If you have any questions on this article or related topics you can contact him at colin.bloodworth@ppi-advisory.com, colin.bloodworth@yahoo.co.uk or +62 21 2598 5087 You can read all past articles of Money Matters at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz Copyright © 2017 Colin Bloodworth C/BT/G-14 Sept 16

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Coconut as Superfood Indonesia is home to some of the world’s most nutritious superfoods. Last month we spoke to tempeh expert Professor Winarno about the nutritious, versatile Indonesian staple, and this month we’re cracking open the coconut craze with Indonesia’s Ambassador to the World Food Travel Association, Ibu Amanda Katili Niode from Gorontalo, Sulawesi.

He is a man of sense who doesn’t grieve for what he hasn’t, but rejoices in what he has.

In Sulawesi, in addition to coconut milk, toasted coconut is a distinct ingredient in some of its dishes. Nasu likku, a chicken dish from Makassar, South Sulawesi, is made from chicken, galangal, tamarind, lemon grass and toasted coconut. Tabu moitomo is a black beef soup from Gorontalo that uses more than 30 herbs and spices with toasted coconut as its main ingredient. In East Java, shredded coconut is used in some of its snacks. Ketan intip from the City of Ngawi is made from glutinous rice, coated with soybean powder and coarse shredded coconut. Berdapan is a traditional snack with a unique shape made from grated cassava stuffed with coarsely grated coconut cooked with palm sugar and pandan leaves. Madumongso is a sweet snack in Madiun, made from black glutinous rice, coconut milk, sugar, and shredded coconut, wrapped in colorful paper.

Ibu Amanda, what are the nutritional beneﬁts of coconut? What makes it a superfood?

Are there any environmental concerns surrounding coconut production?

Coconut (Cocos nucifera) is high in energy, ﬁbers, vitamins (C, E, B1, B3, B5, and B6), and minerals (copper, calcium, iron, manganese, magnesium, and zinc). It contains lauric acid, a saturated fatty acid that increases good HDL cholesterol levels in the blood, preventing blockages of blood vessels. Clinical trials indicate the beneﬁts of coconut for reducing the risk of chronic disease and treatment of numerous diseases such as diabetes, cancer, psoriasis, brain malfunction and high blood pressure.

Cocos nucifera is found in all tropical and subtropical regions. It grows in many habitats at 0–600m near the equator. The environmental concern surrounding coconut production is the use of excessive pesticides in coconut plantations. Also, the expansion of coconut growing regions by cutting trees in primary forest will increase carbon emissions, the major cause of global warming. Monoculture coconut plantations that replace native plants and biodiversity can take a major toll on the soil, making farmers use chemical fertilizers to boost productivity.

Coconut water consists of simple sugar, electrolytes, minerals, and bioactive compounds such as cytokinin, and enzymes such as acid phosphatase, catalase, dehydrogenase, peroxidase, and polymerases. These enzymes help in digestion and metabolism. Research shows that cytokinins in coconut water have significant anti-ageing, anticarcinogenic, and anti-thrombotic effects. Indonesia is the world’s biggest producer of coconut. Where are the major areas of production, and what are some of their cooking methods? The largest coconut producers over the years are the provinces of Riau in Sumatra, North Sulawesi and East Java. In Sumatra, coconut milk (the liquid that comes from squeezing the grated meat) of a mature coconut is an important ingredient in many cuisines, including rendang, caramelized beef curry from West Sumatra; gulai belacan, large shrimp cooked in Riau spices; gulai ikan patin, curried catﬁsh from Jambi; and pendap, mackerel with herbs and spices wrapped in banana leaf from Bengkulu.

Global demand for coconut products – particularly coconut water – has increased enormously. How can Indonesia take advantage of this? There are now more than 50 coconut products and its derivatives traded widely around the world. Among the food and drink products are coconut oil, coconut butter, coconut ﬂour, coconut milk, coconut water, coconut ﬂakes, coconut aminos, coconut vinegar, and coconut sugar.

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Indonesia is increasing, hence their productivity is declining. In addition, coconut crop land in Indonesia decreased by 10% in 2015 compared to the previous year. To take advantage of global demand for coconut products, the Government of Indonesia is implementing policy measures, including the rehabilitation of monoculture plantations, the revitalization of coconuts in various areas with high-yielding coconut varieties, and the expansion of coconut growing regions. This policy will be supported by the development of palm seedlings, partnerships between growers and the processing industry, coconut pest management, and the management of diseases or pests affecting coconut, and the provision of supporting facilities such as post-harvest equipment and low interest credit. What is your favorite way to enjoy coconut? In Gorontalo, the land of my ancestors on the island of Sulawesi, most of its traditional foods are coconut-based, either cooked with bongo dilangato (freshly grated coconut), hulango bongo (coconut milk) or yinulo (homemade coconut oil). Coconuts are useful for condiments, appetizers, snacks, main courses, desserts and drinks. My favorite way to enjoy coconut is binthe biluhuta, the most well-known Gorontalo dish. It is a traditional corn soup made from corn kernels, freshly grated coconut, shrimp or tuna, lemon basil leaves, shallots, salt and lime. It can be made into a vegetarian dish by omitting the shrimp or tuna, or tofu can be added as a protein source. Indonesian superfoods will be explored at Ubud Food Festival’s free Think, Talk, Taste series along with an array of food-related discussions, from sustainable seafood to tackling Bali’s waste, Indonesia’s coffee obsession to street food secrets. UFF runs from 12–14 May, with tickets on sale and the full program launched at the end of March. www. ubudfoodfestival.com.

The Indonesian coconut processing industry is facing difﬁculties keeping up with demand. One of the problems is an increase of fresh (unprocessed) coconuts exported from Indonesia. International buyers purchase coconuts directly from small holder plantations at high prices. It is harming the coconut processing industry as local manufacturers are unable to compete in acquiring raw materials. Coconut productivity is determined by the average age of the coconut tree. Data shows the number of old coconut trees in

Education & Family For Sale; For collectors: >300 Vinyl’s (12” LP’s), incl. laserdisc (most bought in Europe), 99% are in excellent condition with plastic cover/ some are rare/limited edition. Various genre: pop, rock, country, instrumental, etc. For details/list, please contact email (rudijanto24@ gmail.com) or WA 0822 3728 4370. Denpasar. [004] For Sale; Genuine Swarovski crystal collection (accessories) mid 90’s, some are gold plated. All bought in Europe, selling for IDR 6 mio (ONO). Pictures can be sent by email or WA, Pls contact 0822 3728 4370. Denpasar. [007] I am looking for a dog cage if somebody want to sell contact me ok. Saya mau beli kandang anjing, ada orang mau dijual kasih kabar saya. 0819 3300 1547. Sanur. [026] Bali Advertiser staff are willing and able to help you make the most of your advertising budget.

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Bali Spirit Festival (19 - 26 March) The Bali Spirit Festival is one of Bali’s most famous festivals where people come together in celebration of yoga, dance, music, spirituality and journeying to Bali from across the globe. Inspiring people and nourishing people’s inborn potential is what this festival is really about. The ﬁve days offer an eclectic mix of inspirational workshops from yoga to martial arts, African dance, crystal healing and the evenings feature world music performances. This festival is one of Bali’s best and is worth a visit to experience the ambience and all this festival has to offer, now in its tenth year. Do check out the website below for ticket prices which vary and locations which also vary. The website is comprehensive and informative.

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Get Shamrocked (17 – 19 March) Get ready for St Patrick’s Day a day worthy of celebration especially for the Irish on the island. St Patrick’s Day was made an ofﬁcial Christian feast day in the early 17th century and is observed by the Irish community across the globe. The day commemorates Saint Patrick and the arrival of Christianity in Ireland and celebrates the heritage and culture of the Irish. The Hard Rock Café will be celebrating this occasion together with the St Patrick’s Society. The cost includes free ﬂow Guinness and live music, a DJ and an Irish dance performance will feature in celebration of St Patrick’s Day. Traditional Irish and British dishes will be available that are always much appreciated being so far away from home. Special offers on cocktails and beers are part of the deal. When : all day meals, live music from 10 pm Where : Hard Rock Café, Jl Pantai, Kuta Contact : 755661 www.hardrock.com/cafe/Kuta

Kids Education and Hobby Fair (18 March) Skoebi-do are the hosts for the fair. The day is jam packed full of activities for children. For the early starters face painting, crafts and colouring will begin at 9 am together with the photo booth. From 10.30 am – 12. 30 pm adults and kids games will run. At 11.30 – 12.00 a Robokidz Lego Competition will be held. At 12 – 12.30 pm the Bank Mandiri Education Plan presentation will go ahead. From 12.30 pm a puppet show will be held by Skoebi-do followed by a rafﬂe draw and generous door prizes. It all continues well into the afternoon with a similar programme to the morning. While your child is actively involved in the many activities available readers will have the op-portunity to browse through the many stalls selling drinks, toys, clothes, accessories and crafts.. o Overall, it promises to be a great day out for all the family. If you want to hire a stall for the day do check to see if there are any available. When Cost Where Contact

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Cooking Class (18 March) Italian cuisine stimulates the taste buds and my mouth is watering as I type! Spaghetti, seafood, wine and all things Italian come to mind at the mention of Italian cuisine one of the most fabulous contributions to world cuisine. Chef Alessandro Molini leads the cooking class and you will learn all about how to prepare dishes using fettucini including fettucini carbonara, and fettucini aglio Olio e Peperoncino. The cost of the session includes a recipe card and certiﬁcate. If you want to learn how to create specialties with fettucini this is deﬁnitely the class to attend. When Cost Where Contact

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Latin Wine Dinner (24 March) Wine dinners are always a treat and great for a special occasion. A ﬁve-course set menu will be served paired with world class wines from Argentina and Spain. Sultry jazz music will be performed live and you can enjoy an evening of sheer indulgence. The price includes the dinner and wines. Do book ahead as wine dinners are popular. When Cost Where Contact

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Magical Musical (18 and 19 March) This evening includes a night of classical music by the Cascade Trio followed by a magical act by Robert Stevan. Pre event canapes and wine are available. Saturday will be at the Padma Resort, Legian and Sunday will take place at the Padma Resort, Ubud making it a little easier to attend depending on what part of the island you happen to be. The cost includes wine, beer, juice and canapes. There is also a 50% discount for musical students and expectant mothers! When Cost Where Contact

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St Patrick’s Beer Fest and Markets (17 March) St Patrick’s Day is gaining popularity in Bali and is always a good excuse for a party. The Canggu Club is presenting a beer fest like no other. There will be plenty of beer ﬂowing and market stalls to browse so do come along and enjoy the vibe at sunset. Here is a little trivia for you. Did you know that approximately 5.5 million pints of Guinness are consumed around the world daily and on St Patrick’s Day that number goes to a new height of 13 million! The theme is ‘green’ grass. Celebrations will take place with live music, an Irish jig dance off, slip ‘n slide, pin the shamrock on the leprechaun and plenty of beer and drinking games. This is going to be one great celebration so do come along and join the fun. When Cost Where Contact

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Like the Moon and the Sun by Stanley Harsha As angry mobs screamed “Satan!” and pelted the U.S. Embassy in Jakarta with projectiles, American diplomat Stanley Harsha - author of Like the Moon and the Sun - smiled to himself and remarked that people were at least free to express themselves in contrast to the brutal suppression of free speech in the Suharto era. This was a time when steel plates were installed over the embassy’s windows, concertina wire barriers were uncoiled on the street outside and stern travel warnings were issued to U.S. citizens against travel to Indonesia. After terrorists attacked U.S. soil on September 11, 2001, and the U.S. government failed to gain support in Indonesia for its intervention in Afghanistan, Harsha and his colleagues at the embassy went into high gear. Most Indonesians did not believe that Muslims carried out the attack and that the wars against terrorism in the Middle East targeted Islam. The Americans launched an aggressive public diplomacy campaign, releasing a barrage of fact sheets explaining U.S. policy to the anti-American Indonesian print media. Indonesian animosity towards U.S. policy was at a boiling point. During 12 years of service in the country, Harsha was right in the thick of every diplomatic crisis and flashpoint including the Bali and JW Marriott bombings. He was a fast-acting player who responded quickly and decisively to counter lies about U.S. involvement and dispel misinformation circulated by terrorist networks. His participated in face-to-face interviews with radically anti-American magazines such as Sabili in which he defended U.S. policies. If only all American diplomats were as conscientious, worldly, suave and well informed as Harsha. God knows we need more of this ilk in our foreign service in the era of Trump who has promised to drastically cut foreign aid and the budget of the now phantom U.S. State Department by as much as 30%. Traveling back and forth between the two countries he loved the most - USA and Indonesia - Harsha worked in four different postings - Pacific Affairs Officer for Sumatra (1987-1990), Press Attaché in Jakarta (2001-2004), Deputy Political Counselor (2007-2009) and U.S. Consul for Sumatra (2009-2011). Few writers have had such enviable and unfettered access as Harsha who traveled widely throughout the archipelago meeting people in high government positions and the arts (Pramoedya Toer and Mochtar Lubis among them). He experienced first-hand Indonesia’s peaceful transition from dictatorship to the world’s third largest democracy and bore witness to some of the tumultuous events of the ‘80s, ‘90s and 2000s. The book goes a long way in helping to understand why Indonesians suspected and feared U.S. government policies, actions and at times unfortunate rhetoric. On the positive side, before reading this book I had never been aware of the extent to which USAID was involved in cultural programs and emergency relief work such as U.S. Navy helicopters flew lifesaving supplies to remote earthquake shattered villages of West Sumatra in 2009. This book is only the second memoir written by a U.S. diplomat who served in Indonesia. Indonesia: Crisis and Transformation, 1965-1968, by Marshall Green (1990) chronicled the ambassador’s experiences in the volatile period when the country was transitioning to the New Order. Unlike Green, who practiced what he called “low profile diplomacy,” Harsha became thoroughly embedded in his host country’s social, political, religious and cultural life. In 1987, Harsha exchanged marriage vows with a Javanese Muslim woman in a Javanese-style ceremony in front of 1500 guests. He converted to Islam the following year. Over time he became acculturated into his wife’s family and that of his two children. I personally found the comparisons that he makes between the two cultures’ customs, social conventions, extended family obligations, mourning and birthing practices, the celebration of religious holidays and the raising of

mixed marriage children the most readable parts of the book, paralleling many of my own experiences with my Javanese wife. Like the Moon and the Sun touches upon a broad range of subjects as seen through the eyes of a former diplomat who has had close connections to Indonesia for 30 years. Harsha ﬁrst arrived in the country in 1986, returning for multiple diplomatic tours before retiring and writing this memoir. We get an insider’s perspective of what really happens behind the walls of the U.S. Embassy. He writes for both Indonesian and Western readers, offering congenial instruction on Indonesia’s rich multicultural society with the aim of promoting inter-cultural and inter-religious understanding and respect. The book’s title derives from an Indonesian proverb that describes the perfect match. His marriage to a reﬁned Indonesian woman and his devotion to an intricate society is similar to the symbiosis between the moon and the sun, the incarnate yin-yang symbol of two contrasting forces and traditions which enhance each other. The concept also applies to the complicated relationship the writer has with his native land. Harsha asserts that Indonesian Islam is tolerant and peaceful - traits that are also shared by the United States – and is too big to fail. The inclusive, accommodating nature of Islam practiced here stands in contrast to the dogmatic Wahhabism of Saudi Arabia which he believes will never take hold in Indonesia. The history and issues in the practice of Islam in America are also discussed. It’s little known that American Muslims represent the most ethnically, racially and theologically diverse Islamic community in the world. He is sharply critical of religious prejudices in both nations: Islamophobia promulgated by the Christian right in the U.S. and hatred fomented by a small minority of hardline Muslims in Indonesia. He calls for human rights accountability for past killings and kidnappings of civilians by Indonesian security forces and for the torture and killing of terrorist suspects by U.S. security forces and the CIA. He critically analyzes the unsolved murders of human rights activists, suppression of the press, persecution of journalists and editors, the war against terrorism and all-pervading graft. In one of the most astute summaries I’ve ever read, the chapter “Report” discusses why corruption in Indonesia’s political system is so widespread, how it breeds perpetual social injustice, robs people of social welfare and why it’s almost impossible for voters to elect effective lawmakers.

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Like the Moon and the Sun is compulsory reading for foreign service personnel of any nation assigned to Indonesia. Investors, NGOs, humanitarian organizations, employees of international corporations, academics and foreign students studying in Indonesia would also greatly beneﬁt. Harsha is a passionate supporter of inter-faith dialog and champion of Indonesia’s press freedom. His sincerity, knowledge, lucid writing style and obvious affection for Indonesia qualify him as a uniquely qualiﬁed interpreter of Indonesian culture, politics and religion. Like the Moon and the Sun by Stanley Harsha, Kompas 2015, ISBN 978-151-481-7209, softcover, 272 pages, dimensions 14 cm x 21 cm.

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Oz Bali, Part 2: Prominent Australians of Bali Few Australians were among Bali’s expatriate community in the pre-war years, but starting in the 1960s the island became a popular stopover for young Australians setting out on the long overland hippy trail between Australia and Europe.

*John Fawcett. A former ceramicist and educator, established a free Cleft Lip and Palate Program for Bali’s sick and poor in 1989 and the John Fawcett Foundation (http://johnfawcett. org), a free Mobile Eye Clinic for Cataract Surgery in 1991. Received many awards for outstanding humanitarian work.

*Christine Parﬁtt: Creator of a turtle conservation project and Bottle for Botol (www.bottleforbotol.org) campaign implemented in schools that led to a generational change in the way Balinese think about plastics. In 2016, more than 2,000 students and teachers had participated in the program.

Those early sojourners were followed by a diverse company of Australians seeking adventure, an exotic cultural experience, the low cost of living, the easy going lifestyle or attracted by business opportunities.

*Melanie Hammond. Oversees the curriculum and manages student and teacher relations as head of the P e l a n g i S c h o o l ( w w w. pelangischoolbali.com) in Mas, a small community school that has had a huge impact on private school education in Ubud.

*Kim Patra. Nurse, midwife and hypnotherapist. Runs the Community Health Care Center in Sanur. Author of In The Arms of The Angels (2003), a poignant personal account of the 2002 Bali Bombing, and of the “Paradise… In Sickness and in Health” column in the Bali Advertiser.

Donald Friend was the first illustrious Australian to take up residence in Bali in 1968. Controversial and passionate, this talented artist of homoerotica created his own universe in the Batu Jimbar community of Sanur. In the grand tradition of Walter Spies, his house was a hive of activity and the place to be seen in the 1970’s Friend’s court was superseded by the late landscape architect/ writer/raconteur Made Wijaya (Michael White) whose personal flair and style contrasted with the constraints of Australian society. Other creative and colorful Australian personalities such as Shane Sweeney and Van Wieringen soon made their home in Bali. The following are short profiles of Australians from different walks of life and expertise who live and work in Bali. In one way or the other, each one of these teachers, publishers, writers, designers, artists, craftspeople, health practitioners, chefs, restaurateurs and business leaders have made or are making a significant cultural, social, environmental, economic or humanitarian contribution to Bali: *Craig Beveridge. Executive chairman of the BIMC Siloam Hospital Group that provides advanced international health care for Bali residents. No longer do tourists and residents of Bali have to fly to Singapore for anything more serious than a broken leg. *Margaret Barry: Owner of successful fashion, gifts and homeware business MAGG Bali and CEO of Bali Children Foundation (www.balichildrenfoundation.org) whose primary focus is to provide educational opportunities for young people in disadvantaged communities in remote parts of the island. *John and Cath Blundstone: Green hotel pioneers and owners/proprietors of Bali Eco Stay (www.baliecostay.com) in a small hidden valley deep in the cool mountains of West Bali. Enthusiastic proponents of social programs and environmental projects that support the local community. *Alison Chester. Established and named Jodie O’ Shea Orphanage (www.careforkidsbali.com) in 2005 after a Bali bomb victim. Currently houses 92 underprivileged children from 9 months to 18 years of age. 100% funded by the kindness and generosity of friends and visitors. * C h r i s B r o w n : PA D I instructor who has since the early 1990s developed and operated Reef Seen Divers’ Resort (http://reefseenbali. com), a pioneering ecofriendly dive operation, conservation center and beachside resort. A committed marine conservationist, Chris started a number of community sustainability development projects in the Pemuteran area of NW Bali. *David Eagles: Figurative artist who moved to Bali in 1996. Latest project is Neylayan, a series of paintings portraying subsistence Javanese fishermen. Helped initiate the Tas Pasar (Market Bag) movement with the aim of reducing the scourge of plastic trash by introducing reusable bags. *Janet De Neefe: Founder of the Ubud Writers & Readers F e s t i v a l ( w w w. ubudwritersfestival.com) in 2006 and owner of Casa Luna and Indus Restaurants. Author of the memoir/ cookbook Fragrant Rice (2006) and Bali: The Food of My Island Home (2011).

*Jill Gocher: Internationally known independent photographer, Jill has spent her professional life exploring Asian cultures. Resident of Bali since 2006, she is the author of numerous photography/travel, guidebooks and coffee table books on Indonesia, including Secret Bali (2015). *Paul Hutson. CEO of Quiksilver South East Asia. In 2007, Paul helped initiate the Bali Beach Clean Up (BBCU) in an effort to remove millions of kilos of rubbish, a daily program across five iconic southern beaches of Bali, a total of 10 km of shoreline. *Rodney Holt. Established Bali Sports Foundation in 2009. Organized Bali Rugby, Asian Para Games, Sanur Village Sports Festival, kitesurf competitions, beach cricket tournaments and many other sporting events and programs. Founder of Puri Karangasem Historical Society (www. purikarangasem.com). Author of The Last Rajah of Karangasem (2015). *Jero Asri Kerthyasa: Owner of Biku Restaurant in Kerobokan who married Prince Tjorkoda Raka Kerthyasa of the Ubud Royal Family. The princess, formerly a 23-year-old kindergarten teacher from Sydney, adopted the Balinese name Asri meaning “perfect.” *Arthur Karvan. Fashion designer and owner of the Novica (www.novica.com) label that produces a line of unique handcrafted artwork and high-quality batik clothes and accessories. *Nigel Mason: Founder and Managing Director of the world-renown Elephant Safari Park in the mountains of northcentral Bali and the Bali A d v e n t u r e To u r s ( w w w. baliadventuretours.com) which offers white water rafting, mountain cycling and trekking. A rags to riches story of the first order. *Mark Keatinge: Carpenter, boat builder and designer who has lived in Bali since 1973. Director Tropical Building Systems (www.tropicalbuildings.com) which exports Balinese-style prefab houses, wantilan, gazebo roofs, bale and other wooden structures all over the world. *Janet Molloy. Opened Bumbu Bali in 1992, one of the first eateries to celebrate classic Balinese cuisine. In 2009, opened Cafe Havana, Bali’s first Cuban-style restaurant. Co-owner of Jasmine Café. Runs successful clothing/jewelry business Goddess on the Go. *Colin McDonald. Darwin lawyer, bird-watcher and avid collector of Balinese and Indonesian art, with more than 400 works housed between Bali and Australia. First toured Bali in an old Holden in 1983. Best known for his efforts to save members of the high-profile Bali Nine who were sentenced in 2006 for trafficking heroin. *Mike O’Leary. Aussie surfer from the Gold Coast who turned environmental educator. In 2007, founded the ROLE Foundation (http://rolefoundation.org) that focuses on programs for women and children as well as the intractable problem of waste on the island.

*Robert Rosen. Ex-celebrity photographer for the Australian edition of Vogue magazine. In the 1980s and ‘90s, Robert photographed many of the world’s most recognizable faces in the realms of arts, fashion, rock ‘n’ roll and high society in Paris, New York and Sydney. *Dr. Helena Studdert. Formerly a Captain in the Australian Army and the holder of various overseas posts in the Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade, Dr. Studdert presently serves as the Australian Consul-General in Bali. *Kali Sari: Founder of Saraswati Papers (www.saraswatipapers. com) that produces a diverse range of distinctive handcrafted paper products made from 100% recycled materials collected from schools, offices, hotels and homes. Papers are colored using natural dyes taken from the earth, roots and leaves and then textured with plant fibers such as bamboo and flower petals. * N o r m v a n ’ t H o ff . E x fisherman, massage therapist and charter boat captain, Norm together with his New Zealand wife Linda moved to Bali in 2000. In 2005, they opened the 700-m-high Sarinbuana Eco Lodge (wwwbaliecolodge. com) in Tabanan, a realworld model of a number of sustainable environmentally friendly practices. *Anita Scheeres: Independent bookseller who owns and operates the thriving Ganesha bookshops in Ubud and Sanur, purveyors of new and quality secondhand books from subjects ranging from gardening to astrology. Founder of Books for Bali Project that donates books to 40 schools, libraries and orphanages all over Bali. *Khan Wilson. This artist and educator ’s talents, passion for storytelling and his long professional teaching experience have found the perfect home in Pelangi School’s Early Years classes.

*Frank Wilson. Ex-ﬁnancial director at Biosystems Indonesia, a water and wastewater treatment company. Former freelancer at Brahma Kumaris (www.brahmakumaris.org), a spiritual movement dedicated to personal transformation and world renewal. *Alex Jovanovic. Director of Development of The Trans Resort Bali and active member of the Seminyak Rotary Club that is involved in a wide range of projects: cleft Lip and palate operations, elementary school libraries, leprosy detection and eradication, goat micro credit as well as environmental and scholarship programs.

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WOMEN’S HEALTH Taking care of your outer beauty and looking your best is important but looking after your inner health is vital. It’s very important to once a year check out what’s going on inside your body. With the prevalence of breast cancer being the second highest cause of death in developed countries and ﬁrst in developing countries among women, it’s vital to take steps to prevent succumbing to this fatal disease with preventative measures. If you’re over the age of forty having a yearly mammogram is important, especially if there is someone in your family history with breast cancer or you’re at higher risk if you’ve never given birth before age 35. Women with a family history of breast cancer may be wise to get tested before the age of forty. Then every year following. What is a mammogram? It’s a special x-ray machine that looks at your internal breasts, looking for any signs of potential problems. Early detection of cancer can save lives.

ﬁrmly squashing my breast. This was uncomfortable but only for a few seconds as I heard the buzzing sound of an x-ray being taken. Then she released the pressure as I exhaled. Relief! 25% done. This process was repeated on my right breast. She said I could put on my robe as she scurried out of the room to check the x-rays. Sitting in this silent cool room staring at the huge machines I contemplated the results. Stay positive. She returned a few minutes later to complete the second part of the test by turning the equipment on its side. Now my left side was against the machine as she proceeded to arrange my breast and body. Again the pressure followed by squashing. The whole procedure only took about half an hour then I could return to the locker to get dressed. While at the hospital I was going to have a Good Life Package for a basic health check-up. This includes a blood test which would check: cholesterol, hematology (red & white blood cells and platelet count), triglyceride, blood glucose, liver and kidney function and uric acid. I had to fast for 10 hours prior to the blood test.

What happens during a mammogram check-up? I went to Siloam Hospital on Sunset Road to get tested. After checking in with reception, you have a choice of a mammogram or an ultrasound scan. To be extra cautious it’s advised to have both tests. They have special packages available at good prices. The radiologist explained that ultra- sounds are advisable for women with very large breasts or those with implants. This procedure is pain-less, however very small nodules may not show up in the test. The mammogram may show tiny calcifications that aren’t seen on the ultra-sound. I chose to have the standard mammogram. Make sure you don’t put on any deodorant before going to the hospital because deodorants may appear as calcification spots. However, if you forget, the radiologist will instruct you to go to the toilet and wash after changing into a blue cotton robe. Everything above the waist is removed and stored in a locker. Next I was escorted into the consultation room and met with Dr. Ruth who questioned me regarding my medical history. Then she asked me to sit on the examining bed and open the robe to examine my breasts. Carefully palpating each breast searching for any lumps. She then asked me to lie down and continued the search. Not finding any lumps I could sit up and cover myself. I was free to return to the lounge to await the radiologist. The radiologist escorted me to the mammogram room, which is spacious and cool with two large and modern pieces of x-ray equipment. Having done several mammograms in the past in various hospitals around the world, I recognized what I call “the breast smasher”, obviously invented by a man. Removing my robe I was guided facing the machine and the technician carefully arranged my left breast onto the glass plate, arranged my arms and averted my face. When all was in place she pressed a button which lowered the above plate down onto my breast halfway. Some pressure, but not bad. Then stepping behind her protective screen she asked me to take a deep breath and hold as the upper plate pressed down

A nurse took me into a small room opposite the reception desk and asked me to sit down to take my blood. She expertly wrapped a tourniquet around my upper arm and sought out the best vein to insert a needle into. Just a tiny prick of her needle and two small vials of blood were taken. After the blood was taken I was called back into the doctor ’s consultation room to meet with Dr. Ruth again. On her desk was a large folder with the Siloam logo on top and Radiology printed in large letters. An ominous folder with life or death results inside. She looked me in the eye for a few seconds before opening the folder and pulled out the report. Then she explained the results.

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With Easter approaching, we report on a number of events held of the Easter break, like the Cricket Sixes starting their third decade.We cover the new Bali Tennis League using an online platform to arrange your games. TENNIS NEWS - Bali Tennis Liga A group of tennis enthusiasts in Bali have set up an online platform creating the Bali Tennis League or Liga. A non commercial venture, everyone can register and use this platform absolutely for free. As the organisers indicate “The beauty of Bali Tennis Liga platform is freedom & ﬂexibility. As a player, you can play with anyone within your Level: anytime and anywhere. It’s free of charge, and there are no obligations even if you play only one match in a month. Our leagues are open to adults and kids, and we welcome players of all standards.” For more information all complete details and registration are here: www.bali.tennis. CRICKET NEWS - 21st Bali International Cricket Sixes Now in its 21th year, the Bali International Cricket Sixes was started by a group led by Terrance Fimstone (The Bali International Cricket Club – BICC) in Easter 1997 and aimed to promote cricket for enjoyment in Bali for all ages and types of cricketer. The BICC continued the organisation until 2009 under Ian Jasper. In 2010, management of these auspicious local Sixes was taken by The Udayana Cricket Club, based at Udayana University, the ﬁrst all Indonesian managed, residential club in the Indonesia. This Tournament has developed a well deserved reputation for accepting any team whatever the standard in order to promote the game among local people. It is the only cricket tournament in Indonesia that accepts Indonesian teams with the aim of promoting the game with good expat sides as a stimulus to better play. The Bali International Cricket Sixes has played a pioneering role in beginning and spreading the great game of cricket to the Indonesian people. It is one of the few opportunities for young Indonesian players to play with and against expatriates. By supporting Bali Cricket, you can help them continue this very challenging but rewarding task. One of the great challenges in the development of Indonesian cricket is the sustainability of new players and thus the development of an Elite squad which is competitive internationally.

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expatriate (80%) and Indonesian men and women who work in both the private and public sectors, and whose ages range from 16 to 53! In fact, at the last count, the professions Discindo members had covered included lawyers, communications consultants, journalists, economists, bankers, stock analysts, social workers, PHD students, advertisers, television professionals, environment protectors, finance managers, president directors, teachers, embassy employees and gamelan players. Ultimate Frisbee is a limited-contact team field sport played with a flying disc (frisbee). Points are scored by passing the disc to a teammate in the opposing end zone. Other basic rules imply that players must not take steps while holding the disc (maintain a

pivot), and interceptions and incomplete passes are turnovers. Rain, wind, or occasionally other adversities can make for a testing match; with rapid turnovers, heightening the pressure of play. A prominent feature of the modern game is the “lay out,” a horizontal dive to catch or block the disc. Last year the Nusantara Cup saw over a hundred participants from around Indonesia and SE Asia and Paciﬁc, showing the popularity of this sport and the determination of the players. If you want more info or like to join this year, please see www. ultimateindonesia.com or contact Ted on ejkwilson@gmail.com.

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SURF NEWS - Mad Hueys Komune Bali Pro The Mad Hueys Komune Bali Pro 2017 will be held from: April 23-27 2017 at Komune, Keramas Gianyar. This World Surf League (WSL) sanctioned event is slated for the Keramas surf breaks again this year. Last year’s Komune Bali Pro saw Taj Burrow paddle back to shore triumphantly, clinching victory in the ﬁnal minute against Central Coast underdog Shane Holmes who was a standout throughout the event. ULTIMATE FRISBEE NEWS - Nusantara Cup 14-16 April This will be held at the Grand Bali Beach soccer/football ﬁeld with teams from around SE Asia. Although Japan and Singapore lead Asia in Ultimate Frisbee development in Asia, Ultimate Frisbee Indonesia has developed and they have annually hosted the now world-famous Bali Nusantara Cup since 2000, that is traditionally held during Easter Weekend here in Bali, attracting many participants. Canggu Club now has a regular Frisbee sessions – contact Canggu Club. Back to the Nusantara Cup, the organisers called DISCINDO, the Indonesian Ultimate Frisbee association comprises both

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Say What? Question: My sister has been stuck in a dead end loop for years. The two of us are in our 30’s, and we each recently moved back in with our family for financial reasons. This will probably be for a number of months, and as a result, we’re stuck together and driving each other crazy. The whole family is worried about her. She thinks that she is worthless, and that everyone hates her; so she spends most of her time on the computer instead of going out, doing things and meeting people. Somehow this becomes living proof to her of how worthless she is. Every interaction with people for her becomes hugely magnified. If a stranger gives her an odd look, for example, she’ll analyze it for days and take it as proof that people despise her. This also makes her hard to live with as it’s hard to avoid hurting her feelings. I feel as if I’m always bending over backwards only to have her get upset anyway. We argue two or three times a week, and I end up feeling resentful. We also have several relatives to whom she pretty much won’t speak because they’ve all done something at some point that made her think they were being condescending. Is there anything we can do to convince her that she’s great, and nobody hates her? How should I handle arguments with her? What can I tell our relatives who wonder what they’ve ever done to her? I’d be grateful for any suggestions. Thanks! Dr. ZZ: It’s impossible to trick your sister into feeling good about herself or into being nice to others. You can’t control what other people do; you can only control yourself. It’s also not helping either of you for you to continue being the family mediator and her emotional punching bag. If she wants to turn everything into a conflict, the only thing you can do is remove yourself as much as possible, and let her handle things herself. Your room has a door. Use it. Invest in a good set of headphones. Get out of the house as much as possible. Take a second part-time job. Volunteer. Take long walks. Attend social events. Run every possible errand for your

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home country. Unfortunately, she’s more than just a friend as he asked her out a while back, and she turned him down; they have nevertheless remained friends. When he and I ﬁrst got together, he told me all about her in the interest of being upfront and honest. I suspect he still has some lingering feelings for her as he often acts resentful if she brings along a date who shares many of his interests. All this is being revved up now because she’s leaving, but I’m tired of being supportive and listening to him go on and on about how he is going to miss her, and how he feels as if her leaving is a bigger deal to him than to her. It grates on me to hear about his issues with her, especially since I used to date another man with a pre-existing attachment to another woman; that was a disaster. Is there a non-bitchy way to stop him from doing this and help him move on? Dr. ZZ: Your frustration is understandable though the situation will most likely improve with time -- after other woman leaves. Meanwhile, your boyfriend is grieving over what-might-have-been (a normal and natural human response), and it is challenging to have him (not the other woman) pushing for more connection. Your best strategy is to be compassionate and direct. Let him know that you appreciate his openness and honesty, and that the depths of his feelings is bringing up a lot of complicated emotions for you. Invite him to conﬁde about this with someone else instead and to let your time together be about you. Just as he is free to ruminate in this way, you are free to request that he not use you as a sounding board because hearing so much about this is destabilizing. Let him know that you understand it is not his intention to upset you, and that you simply want to minimize discussions about this other person.

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Local News Saudi King Begins 5-Day Visit to Bali On schedule at 5:45 pm on Saturday, March 4, 2017, the Boeing 747 used by the Saudi Arabian King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud landed at Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport at the beginning of a 5-day holiday. The King and his entourage of 1,500 traveling on a total 6 aircraft were greeted by the musical strains of a Balinese orchestra and 50 pendit dancers - a traditional welcome in the Balinese dance repertoire. A total of 22 domestic flights and 17 international flights encountered delays in their arrival and departure schedules because of the VVIP arrival in Bali. A specially designed escalator flown into Bali from Saudi Arabia to assist the 81-year-old Monarch descend from his Private Jumbo Jet malfunctioned at the last moment necessitating the use of an invalid passenger lift during the disembarkation process. Joining the welcome were Bali’s Governor Made Mangku Pastika, local officials and community leaders in Bali. Accompanied by a sizeable police escort a fleet of limousines brought the Saudi King and his party from the airport to his suite at The St. Regis Resort Bali at Nusa Dua. [www.balidiscovery.com March 5, 2017]

Governor Of Bali, Indonesia’s Only Hindu Region, Refuses To Cover Statues For King Salman Of Arabia The King of Saudi Arabia, Salman bin Abdulaziz al-Saud, is holidaying in Indonesia with an entourage that is large enough for an invasion. The place he has chosen for his extravagant luxury trip is Indonesia’s most famous tourist region, Bali. Bali is also the only Hindu-majority region in the country and is known for the numerous statues of Hindu gods, goddesses and heroes. In fact, statues such as those of Lord Krishna and Arjuna made in the Southeast Asian style are not only one of the prime attractions for tourists but are also a symbol of the Hindu ancestry for locals who take pride in them. But statues of any kind are forbidden in Saudi Arabia, which follows the strictest form of Islam – Wahhabism. This is why when the Saudi king landed in Bogor, a city in the Indonesia’s main island of Java, whatever statues were along the way of his entourage were covered by sheets or obstructed by trees. Despite this the Governor of Bali, Made Mangku Pastika, ruled out covering of statues on his island. “Bali is famous for being comfortable, safe, and tolerant, so we will leave it as is. (Sculptures) will not be covered,” he told the local Balinese daily ‘Tribun Bali’. [topyaps.com March 6, 2017]

No Injuries Reported as White Horse Bus Catches Fire in North Bali A White Horse Bus carrying 34 domestic passengers traveling on a journey from the Bali Bird Park to Bedugul caught on fire and burned on Friday, March 3, 2017. When smoke started coming from the bus on the Denpasar to Singaraja Road at Baturiti, passengers and crew quickly disembarked the while the fire was extinguished. There were no injuries related to the fire that saw 3 fire trucks respond to the scene. The fire that caused extensive damage to the bus is blamed on a short circuit in the vehicle’s electrical system. The passengers were transferred to a replacement vehicle to continue their journey. [www.balidiscovery. com March 5, 2017]

Province of Bali Wants to Take Control of Growing Pile of Garbage Overwhelming South Denpasar Beritabali.com reports that Bali’s battle with trash and garbage was the “hot topic” at a meeting held at the Bali Provincial House of Representatives on Tuesday, February 28, 2017. At the budgeting meeting with provincial lawmakers, Governor Made Mangku Pastika explained the complicated issues surrounding the operation of the TPA Suwung - Bali’s largest rubbish tip in South Denpasar, the sight and smell of which dominates wide areas of Bali’s south. Pastika told the meeting that it is proving difficult to find a private party capable or prepared to tackle the problem of garbage at Suwung. Because of this, Pastika is urging that the province be allowed to take charge of TPA Suwung with funding coming from fees to be derived from “tipping fees” and fund collected for cultural preservation. “We can ask UNESCO for a donation to protect culture and hygiene,” explained Pastika. Pastika described how past efforts to produce electrical power from the decomposing trash proved economically non-viable. For this reason, he said he is unable to find anyone prepared to invest in managing TPA Suwung. The Governor said that plans submitted to handle the trash deposited at TPA Suwung include an 80-meter tall processing tower, a building height not allowed by Provincial zoning rules. The pile of garbage at TPA Suwung may, in fact, soon exceed structural height limitations of 15 meters, with trash now piled over 12 meters above ground level. Reportedly, some 43 investors have looked at the TPA Suwung project, but none have come forward to undertake the management of Bali’s garbage problem. Pastika’s proposal that the Provincial Government be put in charge of TPA Suwung was widely applauded by legislators attending the meeting. [www.balidiscovery.com March 3, 2017]

Uber, Grab Locked in Bali Street Fight Bali, the popular Indonesian resort island, is the scene of an intensifying confrontation between ride-hailing companies and local tour businesses, including cab operators. Some areas in Bali have banned the use of ride-hailing apps offered by companies such as Uber Technologies of the U.S. and Grab of Singapore, as ordinary drivers’ entry into online hailing services has resulted in dog-eat-dog competition in the island’s transportation industry. An end to the tug of war is not in sight. The Seminyak area has banned the use of ride-hailing apps by its customary law. As Indonesian law permits them, the ban is not considered legally binding. But local hotels and restaurants rule out cars called via the Uber or Grab apps. Other areas, such as the popular seaside resort of Sanur, are adopting similar restrictions. [Nikkei Asian Review February 24, 2017]

Bali ‘Card Game’ Scam Costs Kiwi Family Thousands A Kiwi father on holiday with his family in Bali was kidnapped for more than four hours and forced to pay a card game which scammed him out of $2000. The victim, whose wife spoke to the Herald as he was too traumatised to talk, was alone on the streets of the resort island when a local man sat down on a bench beside him. The pair started chatting and the local man said his sister was moving to Auckland to be a nurse and asked the Kiwi to talk to her about what it’s like in New Zealand. “My husband just thought, being a really nice guy, that it was fine,” his wife said. He got into a car with the Balinese man to speak to the women. The doors got shut and he got locked in and then he was driven away,” the wife said. “They drove him into a property where they locked the gate. They took him inside and they sat [him] down, they wouldn’t let him leave. The house was really little. People seemed to come and go within the room.” The Kiwi “started to get quite fretful” because he had no idea what the strangers were capable of. “He tried to do what he was told because he was obviously quite scared by that stage,” his wife said. “He had no idea what was coming. He didn’t think he was going to get out of it alive. He thought it was going to be over. They didn’t say anything like that, but there was just too much going on.” Inside the house another Balinese man was playing cards with a woman. The local man forced the New Zealander to play a round before telling him he had to “up the stakes” by betting money. “They kept saying ‘Oh you’re winning, you’re winning. You’ll just have to keep playing for a little bit longer’.” When the tourist ran out of cash the scammers drove him to a shop and forced him to swipe his card and enter his pin, his wife said. “He was quite frightened then because there was someone at the door so he knew he couldn’t escape. “He just tried to do everything to get out of it at this stage because he was really terrified. He swiped his card and they just took out every last bit of money.” The money they took from his account along with the cash totalled more than NZD $2000, his wife said. After the four-and-a-half hour long ordeal the scammers finally put the man in a taxi and sent him back to his hotel. Before the car drove away they gave him a cellphone. “They said ‘We’ll be in touch’.” When the man arrived back at his hotel, he handed the phone into reception and told them and his family what had happened. They contacted a relative back home, who called the New Zealand Embassy in Jakarta. The Embassy got the man to file a report with the local police and advised the family to return to New Zealand immediately, the wife said. They cut their holiday a week short, forking out $2000 to change their flights because their insurance refused to pay despite them having comprehensive cover. [New Zealand Herald March 5, 2017] Bali’s Ngurah Rai World’s 3rd-Best Airport Airport Councils International, the only worldwide trade representative of the world’s airports, considers Bali’s I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport the world’s third-best airport in the category “airports with an annual passenger capacity of 15-25 million people in 2016”. The airport’s score improved from 4.74 in the 2015 edition to 4.92 in the latest edition. To continue improving its performance, the airport operator will continue to invest in airport facilities as well as supporting infrastructure. [Indonesia Investments February 27, 2017] King Salam Adds Three Extra Days to Bali Holiday, Extending Holiday Until March 12th Balipost.com reports that the Saudi Arabian King Salam bin Abdulazis al Saud on a 5-day holiday to Bali from March 4-9, 2017 apparently so enjoyed his holiday that he extended his stay until Sunday, March 12, 2017. Confirmation of an extended stay for the King was provided by PT Jasa Angkasa Semesta (PT JAS) the State-owned ground handling service provider at Bali’s Ngurah Rai Airport who is supervising the King’s fleet of private aircraft during its Bali stay. PT JAS has been ordered to make arrangements for the King’ private plane to now depart on Sunday, March 12, 2017, from Bali. On Friday, March 3rd. the first advance plane from the King’s armada of airplanes arrive in Bali. On Saturday, the next day, five more airplanes carrying members of the VVIP group from Saudi Arabia landed in Bali, including the luxury Boeing 747-400 used by the Saudi monarch as his private aircraft. [www.balidiscovery.com March 5, 2017]

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Motorcycle Binter Mercy, 200cc, Good Condition. Rp 3.000.000. Phone: 0877 6162 7305. [003]

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Sales Consultant Wanted in Bali. Home Based. Must have excellent written and spoken English. Sales experience a bonus - full training provided. Very generous remuneration. Send resume to (careers@ aberdeenhouse.com. au). [443] Urgent!! for early childhood Indonesian teacher, fluent English, Ubud. Send CV to (balihrd13@gmail.com). [539] PA & Admin Manager | Female, min. 30 y.o. | strong organisation & computerskills (Mac pref.) | fluent English | Bali based | SIM | appreciation design | proactive, flexible & highlymotivated to work for buying- & styling-specialist, Kerobokan. Send CV to: (info@balihome.ch). [540] Quarzia Boutique in Seminyak looking for Experience SPG or SPB, good English required. We are looking also for Shop Director. Please send your CV at (marco_lastrucci@ yahoo.com) or call 0361/736644. Good salary plus bonus. [541] Manager needed with • Inbound experiences • Fluent English written & spoken • Social media • Passion for customer service • Marketing skills. 5 mill ++. CV to (HR@banyantrip. com). [542] Furniture Company looking for Admin + Accounting, 4 Years Experience, Good English, Good Salary. (sales.stephanesensey@ gmail.com). [543] Dicari Cook Helper prefer baru lulus. Email CV to: (sanur181burgers@yahoo. com). [544] PT Pansa Karya Contractor Of Building & Architecture Membutuhkan: Site Manager, Supervisor, Logistic, Drafter, QS/ Estimator. Pendidikan min. D3/S1 Teknik Sipil. Pengalaman min 3 tahun dibidangnya. Kirim CV ke (accounting@pansa-karya. com) Up. Dewi. [545]

Villa-Finder.com a professional villa rental agency, looking for an Australian Travel Consultant for its Seminyak office. Requirement: Passion for customer service, attention to detail and self-motivation. Please send resume and expected salary to (HR@ villa-finder.com). [546] Preschool in Seminyak is looking for experienced Asst. Teachers. Send your CV to: (assistme01@gmail. com). [547] Wanted Advanced Social Media Skills for New Business. Please contact 0821 4526 2920. Email CV to (Craigchristian30@ yahoo.com). [548] Garment company looking for Business Development Assistant. Female 2840 age, experienced min 4 years of logistics and stock management or similar position in garment, excellent computer skills, good English, flexible, team player. Cover letter & CV to (info@luluyasmine. com). [549] Shop Manager for boutique in Ubud. Fluent English. Computer skills. Reliable. 0853 3781 5618. [413] 5 stars Neptune Scuba Diving is hiring Accounting staff and Bartender. Minimum 3 years experience and minimum beginner English skills for accounting position. CV’s send to (recruitment@ neptunedivingbali.com) or call 0821 4648 7117. [550] Camp Manager, Badung area, hotel/surf camp experience, hard worker, guest oriented, surf skill advantage, CV: (secretary@ thegreenroombali.com). [551] Manager (expat), advanced experience in hotel operations, F&B skills, technical understanding, detailed, surf skills are an advantage, (secretary@ thegreenroombali.com). [552] IT Manager: Real Estate Company in Petitenget is looking for IT Manager. Required skills include strong English language, Digital Marketing experience, Google AdWords & Analytics experience. Send CV to (info@ balipropertyexchange. com). [553]

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An established PMA company with interests in hotels, villas and resorts requires

DIGITAL MARKETING MANAGER Job Description: Develops and manages digital marketing strategies utilizing forward digital media Duties: • Devises strategies to drive online traffic to the company website with aim for conversions. • Making functional improvements to the website, to enable visibility. • Understand search marketing tools and solutions and implement (Paid search, SEO and SEM). • Works internally with team or/with external agency ie. social media agency. • Manage online brand and product campaigns to raise brand awareness and drive business. • Responsible for planning the digital marketing budget. • Evaluates customer research, market conditions and competitor data. • Review new technologies and keep the company at the forefront of developments & trends in digital marketing. Requirements: • Bachelor degree in Online Marketing or equivalent. • Experienced in managing PPC, SEO and Affiliate programmes. • Strong understanding of current online marketing concepts, strategy and best practice. • Previous experience in a similar digital marketing role. • Familiar with CMS systems for content updates. • Basic skill on content writing. • Excellent written and spoken English. • Able to work independently and in a team. Please submit your application, CV with recent photograph, stating current and expected salary and supporting documents and email to: ramukinternational@gmail.com Only shortlisted candidates will be notified NC/Es/15 Mar 17

41 LOOKING FOR STAFF (Cari Karyawan)

Looking for a Senior Website Developer (Front-end and Backend) CV to: (secretary@ thegreenroombali.com). [554] We’re looking for an Accounting familiar with quick book, attention to detail. Send your cv to (info@balieventstyling. com) Minimum 2 year experience. [555]

NC/Es/15 Mar 17

Address: Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai 151E Sanur, Bali, Indonesia. Ph./Fax: +6231 282242, Helpline: 081 23858342 Email: info@balimedicalinsurance.com

A very busy and professional insurance brokerage in Sanur - Bali is looking for an experienced female Accountant with the following requirements: • • • • •

Strong English (spoken and written) Able to communicate with Expats Computer literate in MS Excel, Word and emails. Well presented Outgoing, pleasant personality

We offer a 5-day working week, THR, Annual Leave and Private Health Insurance. Please send your CV to info@balimedicalinsurance.com or call 0361 282242

Seeking creative and hard working soul for Stylist Assistant. Send CV - (info@ balieventstyling.com). Local based applicants only. Minimum 1 year experience in event styling, or creative position. [556] Wanted Advanced Social Media Skills for New Business. Please contact 0821 4526 2920. Email CV to (Craigchristian30@ yahoo.com). [548]

LOOKING FOR WORK (Cari Kerja)

Senior European Hotel GM, energetic, strong, skilled, 10 years SE-Asia, available for new executive assignment: (europeanhotelgm@gmail. com). [247]

Seeking an Expat:

Ofﬁce Manager To manage our Jimbaran branch ofﬁce.

Female looking for part-time job as data entry, personal assistant job. Speaking and written English. If possible work from home. Based in Bukit Jimbaran. E-mail: (flowsbloom@yahoo.com) or SMS only 081 2381 5292. [818]

The successful candidate should: • Have experience with construction and plumbing • Have a basic knowledge of Bahasa Indonesia This is a long term position and will commence immediately. Send your CV to: trevor@dps.centrin.net.id

Expat Hotel Consultant, opening / operation / rebranding, bisa Bahasa Indonesia, hourly or monthly fee. (hotelconsultantbali@ outlook.com). [248] Sketch, Drawing, 3D Modeling, Technical Drawing, Photography, Image Processing, Photoshop, Corel Draw, Video Editing, 3D Max, Solidwork. Please call 0819 3303 2292. [249]

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TAMAN RAMA SCHOOL-DENPASAR & JIMBARAN ASIAN INTERCULTURAL SCHOOL-JIMBARAN

TEACHERS/STAFFS REQUIRED

We are seeking qualified teachers for the following posi ons. Immediately • English Language (National Curriculum Primary & Secondary) • General Science (National Curriculum Secondary) From June 2017 • English Language (National Curriculum Primary & Secondary) • Primary/English Teacher (International Curriculum) • Business, Economics & Accounting (International Curriculum Secondary) • Physics (International Curriculum Secondary) • General Science (International Curriculum Secondary) • Mandarin (International Curriculum Secondary) Immediate Recruitment • Clinic Doctor • Tax / Admin Sta Applicants must hold minimum a bachelor degree in the relevant subject, be over 25 years old for teacher posi on, and have at least five years experience. Interested candidates should send a cover le er specifying the post they are applying, complete cv with two professional references, a recent photograph and copies of degrees/qualifica ons.

Taman Rama School Group Email: info@ourbalischools.com C/Es/18 Jan 17

GENERAL

BUILDING

PMA for Sale: Bali-registered PMA (consulting) for sale. Estd 2011, all taxes and other reporting current and accurate. Serious inquiries only: (BaliPMAforSale@ icloud.com). [363]

Design 3D Visualization Animation. Phone 0818 0555 0746. [350]

DrDental Care Liquid, Korean herbal to care your teeth and mouth. Order Now 0899 219 2628. [506] “Dokumenplus” (Biro Jasa). Make visa to C.I.S countries (Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan etc.) Legalize all documents & Legalize wed.certiﬁcates apostille non apostille. Translation for Russian documents with ofﬁcial stamp. Phone : 0822 361 45500 - Email : (dokumenplus@gmail. com). [353]

LANGUAGE Private Tutoring For Bahasa Indonesia & English. Home/ Ofﬁce. Call : 0878 6173 9179. [349] Private teacher Bahasa Indonesian for foreigner. Please contact 0813 3870 5158, or email (dwi.astari@ yahoo.com). [074]

Architect Consultant. 0822 4797 9743. [362] Wood & composite decking specialist & carpentry. E: (woodworking.bali@yahoo. co.id) / 0819 9985 7305. [173]

Deus Ex Machina Canggu has gained wide recognition for being the place to ﬁnd all things cool under one roof. On This unique environment will be the hub for alternative fashion, café, studio, art exhibition and the coolest Deus international brands. We are pleased to inform you that Deus Cafe is currently looking qualiﬁed candidate for:

MASSAGE

RESTAURANT AND EVENT MANAGER

Payung Bali Reﬂexology &

• Expat • Candidate must possess at least a Diploma, Bachelor’s Degree, Master’s Degree / Post Graduate Degree, Food & Beverage Services Management or equivalent. • Required language(s): English and Bahasa Indonesia • At least 5 year(s) of working experience in the related ﬁeld is required for this position. • Applicants must be willing to work in Canggu. • Full-Time position(s) available. • Able to manage Team • Development, production and delivery of projects from proposal right up to delivery. • Excellent beverage & mixology understanding • Club management experience, secured sponsorships, booked talent, including musicians, bands, and disc jockeys. • Developed new strategies and implemented them to increase proﬁt of the bar • Coordinated event logistics

Massage. Jl. Umalas I. Call 081 853 4020. [506]

WEB SERVICES Web-Designer. Design and develop your website with reasonable price but quality result, including hosting or domain name. Call 081 2386 6175 for appointment or visit the site : (www.thenbagus. com). [554] Elemnts Design. We do it all. Website hosting, development of websites, creation of content, product photography for retailer catalogs, webshops and look books. (www. elemntsdesign.com). You’d be crazy to go anywhere else. [557]

A complete curriculum vitae and recent photograph together with the salary expectation and application should be sent to : hrd@deus.co.id NC/Es/15 Mar 17

Real Estate .

KUTA

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

SHOP FOR RENT

TUBAN Accommodation brand new homestay building and business in Tuban, great rooms, long or short term available now, aircon, pool, Wiﬁ, Indovision TV channels, amazing staff, security at location. 4.5 million Rupiah per month or 300.000 Rupiah per night. A must see! Tri Homestay Tuban. Ph. 0361 935 7417, Hp. 0819 1611 4718. [1390]

SANUR

Amazing cottage rental in mountains above Amlapura. Classic wood house on Gunung Seraya overlooking the Lombok straight! Must see! $100USD/month min 5 years. (mikechesney017@gmail.com). [1359]

Ptcouleurlave@gmail.com 0812 3709 4522 - 0819 1620 5796 Jalan Kerobokan 19 - Kuta Utara Near Pepito, Honda & Frestive NC/Re/P-15 Mar. 17

Studio apts, spacious near KFC, short or long term, furnished, kitchen AC, H/W, WI-FI, pool, wkly service, parking, Rp 5 mill include elec. (+62 819 0732 0051). [1358]

Seaside Villa For Sale Near Virgin Beach, Karangasem

Looking for a Monthly or Yearly Rental in Sanur? We have 100+ quality Villas available - Prices start at only IDR 150 million/ year. Visit (www.balitreasureproperties.com) or contact us directly via E-mail (info@balitreasureproperties. com) or phone (+62 851 0015 2013). [1375]

LAND 965 sqm

4 rent/sell: two-storey house with swimming pool, Rp. 85 mill/ year, 2 AC bedrooms and 2 AC lounge rooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 car garage, semi-furnished, internet/telp, quiet/safe location, low-maintenance. Close to shops & beach. Tel: 0821 4413 6320, (madehilly@yahoo.com.au). [1389] Scape condotel available 24th March, close to beach, security, pool, one bedroom, living room, kitchen, ofﬁce, 2 toilets, furnished, cable TV, DVD. 80 million per year, monthly 7.5 million. Call 0858 5821 9936 / 0821 4794 3175 or (rbf46_98@yahoo.com). [1305]

LIVING SPACE 132 sqm

Only 100m from the sea, 5 min to Virgin Beach Rural area of rice paddies and Coconut trees 4 structures, private garden with paths and swimming pool 2-storey Main Residence - 2 bdrm, 1.5 bath (HW) Separate Guest Bungalow - 1 bdrm, 1 bath (HW) Dining area, remodeled updated Kitchen fully stocked Gated with 2 car carport and Semi-private access Completely furnished, Land line phone, Wifi, TV.

Opened in 2014 and project managed by an Australian builder, Villa Lamunan was built to the highest standard you will find in Bali. The business has a strong track record since opening, outperforming other similar properties in its return on investment. Villa Lamunan has established an excellent reputation evidenced by its 5 star rating on Flipkey and Tripadvisor with guest reviews second to none. Villa Lamunan is a 5 minute walk from Double 6 beach and is surrounded by the popular Double 6 shopping and restaurant precinct. Land size is 4.4 Are (440m2) with building size of 550m2 over 2 levels. The property includes 6 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, 2 living areas, guest and commercial kitchens, swimming pool, basement storage, fully equipped office and more. Leasehold with 23.5 years remaining with the lease contract allowing lease extensions to be made based on unimproved land value only. Sale includes the property, all fixtures and fittings and all aspects of the existing business (including a strong pipeline of upcoming bookings). You will not find a villa in Bali with better systems, processes and team already in place.

TABANAN Priced to sell villa in Tabanan US$275,000. Gorgeous european style 250 sq.m villa on 1,115 sq.m (11 are) land surrounded by high brick walls. 3 bedrooms, all en-suite. Pool and landscaping. Fully renovated in 2014. Surrounded by rice paddies, near quiet village of Bj. Curah, Ds. Gubug, Tabanan. Hak Milik (Freehold). 20 min to Tanah Lot and 1 hour to Denpasar. Email (martinevanasse@hotmail.com) for details. [1388]

Dikontrakan tanah 4,5 are. Lokasi Tabanan Tanah Lot. Cocok untuk villa development. Call 0813 3761 8511 / 0819 1619 8031. [9447] House with land for sale. Located in Jl. Gunung Agung 88 Tabanan. Land 900m2, building 77m2. Hak Milik certiﬁcate. Price Rp. 5,5 Billion (nego). Contact 0852 2212 0341. [9707] For Sale house, minimalist style. Price Rp. 400 million. Garage, living room, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen. Location in Banjar Anyar, Kuwum Marga - Tabanan. Please call owner 0859 6905 7546 (bahasa). [0340]

KEROBOKAN Rp. 4.250.000.000 / USD$ 315,000 nego E-mail : joepiramide@yahoo.com Website : www.abiannyuh.com

C/Re/I-18 Jan 17

Villa Lamunan is a high-performing and fully established business located in one of the most highly sought-after locations in Seminyak / Legian.

Seraya, 197.53 Are - cliff front with beautiful ocean and sunrise views. Zoning for tourism suitable for diving resort development. Freehold. IDR 200Million/Are. Contact owner to +62 81 2384 6366 or +62 361 735 590 for further info and viewing appointment. [1397]

Land for sale only for serious buyer. Location in Nyanyi Beach - Beraban - Tabanan. Close to Tanah Lot temple. 30 are, mainroad access, 500m from the beach. Price Rp. 600 million/are (ﬁxed price). Call 0819 1619 8031. [0522]

Villa for Sale Freehold: 4 Bedroom all ensuite, Lounge, Dining/Kitchen, Patio Area, Swimming pool, Utility roof, 2 Car Carport, 6 ACs, 4.38 Are plot. 210 sq metre villa area. Fully furnished. Rp 6.0 milyar negotiable. Close to all services. Tel: 0361 472 1563, (Bmullock@aol.com). [1384] Land for Lease Sanur. 5 ara of land for lease 25 years + options, land is situated on the bypass side of Sanur, situated at Gang 4 Jl Danau Tondano. This land is practically cleared and priced to sell. For initial contact please call Robert on HP 081 735 8289. [1387]

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

KARANGASEM

INFO SHOP :

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

SINGARAJA

FOR PRIVATE SALE

Promo 5% if notary.before.end.April direct owner 4sale 4rent - Umalas Tegal Cupek dua - open riceﬁeld views leasehold 25years or 42+years main villa 6 BR - guest. house 2 rooms (or.both.as 8br) - guest.villa 2 BR. (balivillamarene@hotmail.com). [1385] Villa for overcontract 14 years Rp. 850.000.000 nett. Private pool. 5 minutes from Seminyak. 3 bedroom, 3 bathrooms, garden. Villa White: (www.villawhitenight. com). 0878 6103 3141 / 0818 0530 4513 / (abeng_ainia@ hotmail.com). [1392]

VILLA LAMUNAN

House for Sale, near LP Kerobokan, 2 storey house, land 124sqm, building 104sqm, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 living rooms, 1 kitchen, carport, small garden, 2200 watt, Rp 1.65 Billion. Contact 081 2383 6826. [1393]

Priced at USD $925,000 ( IDR 12.4 Billion) Deal direct with the owner, private sale. A detailed summary of the business is available for serious enquiries. Contact details are as follows: chris@villalamunan.com www.villalamunan.com International phone number: +61 419 596 165 (whatsapp & viber) NC/Re/G-15 March 17

Villa for rent Jl. Gunung Salak, near Lollipop Preschool. 2 floors, 5 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, AC, IndiHome, W/H, minibar, pool, garden, garage & fully furnished. Rp. 150 mill/year, min 1 year, long term negotiable. Call 0813 3848 7427. [9705] Cosy four bedrooms villa, five ares, AC, hot water, open living, ballet, pool, newly furnished, monthly, yearly, Banjar Semer. Also Yoga retreat ricefield view Kerobokan for lease. 0857 1178 8860, 0856 381 7920, (ceaderphoenix@ yahoo.com). [1219]

SEMINYAK - 1397

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

480 sqm 220 sqm

LEGIAN - 1008

rice IDR 2,500,000,000 wnership Leasehold 12 yrs

Brand new modern investment villa ust 500m to double 6 beach Four spacious ensuite king size bedrooms built over two storeys pen plan living dining area overlooking the swimming pool An amazing 8 R I making this a great property to purchase Land Area Build Area

200 sqm 200 sqm

JIMBARAN - 1183

rice IDR 5,000,000,000 wnership Leasehold 29 yrs + ext

A beauti ul designer villa with absolutely stunning views hree king size bedrooms with quality ensuite bathrooms hic interiors and urnishings using only quality materials Already established high rental returns, a great opportunity Land Area Build Area

660 sqm 280 sqm

SEMINYAK - 1368

Delight ul 2 bedroom rental villa, top eminyak location, o ered o plan harming mix o old world modern tropical, steps to eminyak quare reat proposition as li estyle or pure investment, attractive rental yield ered o plan with progress payment plan. ne sold, only le t

Land Area Build Area

150 sqm 105 sqm

CANGGU - 1421

rice IDR 3,990,000,000 wnership Leasehold 25 yrs + ext

harming brand new villa, tropical design, spacious layout Four generous bedrooms with ensuite overlooking the pool Large swimming pool with sun bed area and garden entrally located 10min to anggu beaches, 15min to eminyak Land Area Build Area

850 sqm 170 sqm

UNGASAN - 814

rice IDR 1,975,000,000 wnership Leasehold 20 yrs + ext

uperb architect designed reehold villa with ve star nishes Beauti ul design, decorated urnished to the highest standard In nity edge swimming pool surrounded by lush tropical gardens Impressive open living area with ultra modern uropean kitchen

rice IDR 6,200,000,000 wnership Leasehold 25 yrs + ext

Land Area Build Area

1,137 sqm 500 sqm

rice IDR 8,500,000,000 wnership Freehold

SEMINYAK - 1400

op oor penthouse apartment with a long lease in eminyak overed roo terrace comes with hot tub, so as dining area ing sized, ensuite bedroom, living area and western kitchen Located next to l beroi with long lease and really well priced Build Area

rice IDR 2,660,000,000 wnership Leasehold 47 yrs

95 sqm

KEROBOKAN - 1415

Well positioned complex o 9 kos (local housing), close to all amenities onsists o 9 rooms with kitchen bathrooms, common parking area ossibility to build up add rooms or demolish build 1 2 homes Well priced by the motivated vendors attractive reehold purchase Land Area Build Area

404 sqm 260 sqm

rice IDR 3,000,000,000 wnership Freehold

ULUWATU - 1140

A stunning amily reehold villa with suberb design build quality Five king sized bedrooms all with designer ensuites and robes uge high end designer kitchen/ dining with the best appliances A one o luxury amily villa that has to be seen to be appreciated Land Area Build Area

1,070 sqm 580 sqm

rice IDR 12,000,000,000 wnership Freehold

LAND PETITENGET - 873 UMALAS - 1337 CANGGU - 1220 PERERENAN - 988 PERERENAN - 1367 BERABAN - 931 SANUR - 1292

SANUR - 1419

Unique imaginative design, originality o its own, beachside anur pacious open living lounge surrounded by lush gardens pool orgeous aster bedroom, designer bathroom unctional walk in reat anur locale, per ect as primary residence or holiday home Land Area Build Area

600 sqm 220 sqm

rice IDR 2,500,000,000 wnership Leasehold 18.5 yrs + ext

GIANYAR - 1408

uperb modern beach ront residence, unobstructed ocean views In a secure beach ront complex, steps rom eramas amous sur odern minimalist design, classy elegant d cor, quality throughout Fantastic beach ront setting, great design, high end nishes, a must see Land Area Build Area

600 sqm 280 sqm

rice IDR 11,500,000,000 wnership Freehold

UBUD - 1349 KLUNGKUNG - 1093 AMED - 1070 LEMBONGAN - 1369

Freehold, 800 sqm (8 Are), 300m to the beach, IDR 11,000,000,000 Leasehold 313 sqm, 27.5 yrs, Umalas 1, close to all amenities, IDR 11,500,000/are/year 200m to the beach, 1,450 sqm, 18.5 yrs, extension available now, real bargain IDR 9,000,000/are/year Freehold, 1,900 sqm (19 are), rice eld views zoned residential, IDR 400,000,000/are 500 sqm rice eld views, reehold, good access, er ect or villa. IDR 520,000,000/are t nning cli ront lot reehold 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 Beach ront, 14.5 are, wide rontage, paved access, sur break nearby, IDR 375,000,000/are Beach ront, reehold, 3,890 sqm (38.9 are), direct access to main road, IDR 160,000,000/are 9,456 sqm o stunning beach ront land, can also be split into 4 plots. Well priced, IDR 550,000,000/are

44 HOUSE FOR SALE Bukit Ungasan

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

NEGARA Land for sale. 200m from main road. 60 are with many chocolate trees. Price Rp. 35 million/are (nego). Call/ text 081 2389 5551. [9664] Good investment opportunity. Land for sale in Negara area (west Bali). More than 10 are available in front of the

Sanggingan, 500sqm land for sale, 2 new villas for rent, garden, ﬁber optic internet, Air Conditioner, hot water, swimming pool, near Ubud Central and Supermarket, riceﬁeld area, please contact 081 734 2002. [1395]

beach or close to the city. Starting price Rp. 60 million/are.

Amazing land investment in Payangan - Ubud, 63 Are, permanent & beautiful view of lush natural greenery, bordered by a river, perfect setting for health retreat, private luxury villas or land banking. Freehold. IDR 90Million/Are. Contact owner to +62 81 2384 6366 or +62 361 735 590 for further info and viewing appointment. [1396]

House for sale in Negara (west Bali) right in the middle of

Road access. Please call/SMS 081 2368 6123 (Indonesian) or 081 2389 5551 (English speaking). [9663]

the city. Direct owner. 4 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, big garage, Close Pandawa beach & Dreamland. 100sqm land, 45sqm building. 2 bedrms, 1 bathrms Livingroom, kitchen, small ofﬁce. 2200W electricity. Rp. 800 million (neg) - NO AGENT PLEASE

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2 living rooms, family room, kitchen, well. Reason to sell: want to build a small house. Price Rp. 900 Million (negotiable). Please call 081 2368 6123 (Indonesian) or 081 2381 5292 (English). [9664]

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DENPASAR

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

House for rent. 1 are, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, livingroom,family room, terrace, garage, electricity 1300, water. Minimum 2 years, 20 mill/year nett. Jln. Pulau Moyo, Perumahan Nuansa Kori Pedungan Blok IV nmr 18. 0812 3892 3918, 0819 1657 0014. [0581]

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

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

New house for rent at Bukit Jimbaran Jl. Bingin Sari, good view, complete with: 2nd ﬂoor, 2 are, 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, kitchen, livingroom, family room & garage. Minimum 2 years, 170 million/year. Contact 089 9955 7373 / 0819 1613 6999. [1398]

House for sale in Perum. Soka Village, Jl. Gunung Guntur Denpasar. 2 storey, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2200W electricity, sell for Rp. 2 billion (nego). Please call 0852 2212 0341. [1207] NC/Re/G-15 March 17

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Villa Kesari –Very Motivated Seller Seeking Offers - Sanur

Canggu Restaurant - Canggu

• Beautiful villa Kesari , 10 minutes to the beach, restaurant, hotels, surrounded by quality villas , has access to everywhere from the by pass and easy walking distance to Hardys Supermarket Sanur. • Re Build on 2012 with selected high end material, make this villa is an outstanding in this area. • Sanur is about 30 minutes drive from Airport Ngurah Rai International. Been famous as quiet town and a lot of Restaurant/Café, Hotels and resort.. • 3 storey villa with 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms + 1

• Recently established café in high growth area. • An Italian style Cafe, Restaurant and Bar, open lunch and dinner 7 days. Only 3 months old, owner needs return to Melbourne for personal reasons. • Price includes PT company, IMB, Liquor Licenses and permits, lease paid for until March 2020, plus option for another 5 years. • Seats 40 inside and out. Beautifully appointed, fully staffed, website and social media established, well followed and liked.

• Freehold 360sqm with 2x2 private pool villa. Locaated just off main street Ungasan, 10 minuteas to Pandawa Beach, 5 minutes to Bali Cliff Hotel. • This villa offers a Balinesse atmosphere within a nice compound villa development, operated as villa rental but also available just to live in or as holiday villa. • There is an opportunity to get immediate capital growth with a little bit of administrative work here.

Land Area : 400m2 Price : POA Build Area : 400 m2 Ownership : Freehold Contact: Dhonie 0812 385 1858 / e. dhonie@eldersbali.com

Land Area : 150 m2 Price : 2,000,000,000 IDR Build Area : 80 m2 Ownership : Leasehold until 2020 Contact: Dhonie 0812 385 1858 / e. dhonie@eldersbali.com

Land Area : 360 m2 Price : 1,600,000,000 IDR Build Area : 200 m2 Ownership : Freehold Contact: Huri 081 887 8922 / e. huri@eldersbali.com

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2,000,000,000 IDR

$206,000Au

$150,000US

1,600,000,000 IDR

$ 160,000Au

$ 118,700US

The Ultimate Surf House - Serangan

• Lodtunduh is a really lovely community and a quiet location, only 2 km away so it’s peaceful and relaxing yet close to the Ubud center. • Has 3 bedroom and 4 bathroom with lovely swimming pool 3 X 9 meter

• This is the perfect house for any surfer. • Only 3 minutes drive by bike to the world class surf break of Serangan, very tranquil and safe area. • It has been built by its owner using the very best materials. Nice garden with pool. Open style living room with a fully equipped contemporary style kitchen. • Has 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom

Land Area : 602m2 Price : 3,559,000,000 IDR Build Area : 280 m2 Ownership : Freehold Contact: Huri 081 887 8922 / e. huri@eldersbali.com

Land Area : 400 m2 Price : 1,200,000,000 IDR Build Area : 260 m2 Ownership : Leasehold Contact : Christina 0857 3734 0002/e. christina@eldersbali.com

VILLA LOTTUNDUH - UBUD

3,559,000,000 IDR

Urgent sale – must be sold – all offers considered - Uluwatu

$ 350,000Au

$ 267,000US

1,200,000,000 IDR

$ 120,000 Au

$ 91,000 US

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

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

4,000,000,000 IDR

$399,000 Au

$308,000 US

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

Elders Bali : Jl. Patih Jelantik 57, Legian Kelod - Kuta- Denpasar - Bali 80361 C/Re/G-15 March 17

45 FREEHOLD VILLA FOR SALE

3 Bedrooms - 3 bathrooms - Livingroom - Big Kitchen Garage - Garden - Swimming pool 4x8m - 2 storey Fully furnished - 300m2 land - 5mins from Canggu Club Rp. 5.2 Billion (nego)

Direct owner call : 0813 3980 4123

SEMINYAK Umalas Bumbak, leasehold/rent new luxury villa 3 bedroom 3 bathroom, spacious living room, swimming pool. Near Bumbak Coffee. Contact: 0813 3737 2727. [1353] Villa for sale. Close to Seminyak, yet tucked away in tranquil Umalas area. Land size 500m2, building size 200m2. Traditional Indonesian style (1 Joglo & 1 Gladak). 3 bedrooms, 3 ensuite bathrooms, kitchen, living room, furnished, parking 1 car. Pool & Garden. Location Jl. Umalas 1, Gang 18. Price US$ 200,000. IMB. Leasehold 32 years. For photos and details, please email (baron@ rentalpreneurs.com) or contact 0899 944 0503. [1360]

JIMBARAN

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House for sale in Perumahan Taman Melasti Jimbaran. Close to Melasti Beach. Brand New 2nd Floor House. 125 sqm Land, 200 sqm Building. 4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms, Livingroom, Kitchen. Garage, 2200W Electricity. Price Rp 1.600.000.000 million (nego). Please text only 0812 3755 0088. [1386] House for sale located in Kori Nuansa Selatan. Type 30/100. Call 081 2394 8595. [0244] Place for rent 70sqm in Jl. Bukit Permai (Four Season street Muaya Beach) opposite of The Le Meredien Jimbaran. Suitable for toko, cafe, restaurant. Very good location. Rp. 6 mill/month. Call 085 6370 0988 or 0819 1651 2526. [7485]

Villa for sale/for lease min 15 years, 200m2. Fully furnished with antique furniture, 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, kitchen, Mount Batukaru view & Telaga Tunjung lake view, Freehold (SHM) Location: Desa Timpang, Kerambitan Utara, 30km from Denpasar Hp/WA: 081 338 32 5081

Land for rent 12 are in Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai about 200m from Benoa Square, mainroad access, prospective area for your business. Rp. 25 million/are/year (nego), max 25 yrs. Call 081 2383 4011. [5803] Villa for sale with swimming pool + furniture at Jimbaran Puri Gading Gang Kutilang. 2.17 are. Contact: 0878 6188 8177. [1032] For rent villa in Uluwatu Gang Kelapa buntu no. 2A Kedonganan Jimbaran. 15 bedrooms, size 10 Are. Please contact 0821 4538 1353. [1087]

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White Dove Villas For sale or 22 year Lease Open price 4,5 billion

Possible also share 50/50 Possible to also rent for 10 year 18 rooms with share pool share kitchen & open dining. All rooms with modern brand new interior with ac, hot water,tv,king size bed, free wiﬁ 7mbps Free parking area. Already a going concern with exc occupancy rate in prime location and listed online with booking, Agoda, Airbnb and Traveloka. Close to echo beach/old mans beach. Please contact 0819-9947-1003 for more info or inspection NC/Re/G-15 March 17

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CANGGU 2 & 4 bedrooms villa for rent (daily / monthly) in Canggu. Close to Canggu Club, Berawa & Ecobeach. Fully furnished, pool, etc. Call: 0816 865 097 / +614 1098 4086 / 0813 1845 5725 / 0821 1788 8293 / 0813 1119 3337 (Bahasa). See: (www.balisupervilla.com). (www.villashanticanggu. com). (www.villasemat.com). (www.villajalak.com). [1192] New 3 bedrm Villa for sale, western style, semi-furnished, solarhart hotwater, borewell, AC’s, 5500W, parking 4 cars, pool, mature garden, quiet location, 10 mins Canggu Club/ school, 15mins Echo beach. Call Ana 0812 3630 5235 or email (chuantik@hotmail.com). [1268]

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Nice view land at Canggu (Tiying Tutul). 900m² (9 are). US$ 40,000 or Rp. 400.000.000 (million) per are (10m2). Email <agungsutamash@gmail.com>. Contact: +62 81 139 6407. [1341] Brand new high end colonial style 4-bedroom villa for rent. Close to Canggu/Montessori school. Direct from owner Whatsapp: 081 2384 7065, Email: (cx744@me.com), Asking 395 Million/year. Available for longterm neg. [1364] 200+ Villas available for Monthly and Yearly Rental in and around Canggu. Find only premium homes set in the best locations. Visit (www.balitreasureproperties.com) or contact us directly via E-mail (info@balitreasureproperties. com) or phone (+62 851 0015 2013). [1374] Freehold Land for Sale in Canggu/Berawa, quiet area, corner lot, 365m2, flat land, water well and electricity already installed, IMB Ready, BPN surveyed and certified, construction fence installed. Easy access, 4m road, (skish@shaw.ca), 0812 3645 1981. [1391] Brawa - 2 Villa’s for rent- long term. Next to the Bali Equestrian Centre with rice field and paddock views. Both fully furnished, with pool and AC, # 3 bed / 3 bath. 180,000,000pa. # 5 bed / 3 bath. 300,000,000pa. Available now. Email: (info@baliequestriancentre.com). [1394]

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LUXURY VILLA IN UMALAS

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: IDR 3,400,000,000 : Freehold :3 :3 : 500 sqm : 268 sqm : Furnished : Tabanan

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Offering beautiful sunsets every day this Joglo house is located in the secluded village of Babakan – Canggu, just 5 minutes from the beach. The Villa Consists of 2 air conditioned bedrooms each with en-suite, bathtub & shower, 1 kids room, living and dining area, kitchen, guest toilet, storage and laundry area, swimming pool, garden and carport. Also included is a separate wooden guest house which can be used as extra bedroom or ofﬁce with en-suite and shower. This property is fully furnished including the fully equipped kitchen.

Villa 2 SERENITY IN JOGLO STYLE

This Joglo house is located in the secluded village of Babakan – Canggu, just 5 minutes from the beach. The Villa Consists of 2 air conditioned bedrooms each with en-suite, bathtub & shower, 1 kids room, living and dining area, kitchen, guest toilet, storage and laundry area, swimming pool, garden and carport. This property is fully furnished including the fully equipped kitchen, 7,700 watts electricity, wireless internet connection, TV and Satellite. Initially offered leasehold with 23 years remaining with extension available.

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KEROBOKAN TRUE RELAXATION

RV-2041

Beautiful stunning villa located in charming area of Kerobokan, surrounded by rice field which is a rare to find in this area. Very close to Seminyak and Canggu, only 30 minutes from the Airport. Set in 900 sq meter of land with a built area of 300 sq meter. The villa contains 4 spacious bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, a media room, an open plan kitchen with dining room and a spacious living area boasting to the lush tropical garden, a large swimming pool and a beautiful rice field view. Each bedroom has their own garden view make you feel the relaxation in every second you spend at the villa. Facilitated by main road access with a private entrance to reach the villa. It has a separate maid room, massage room, laundry room, storage, big garage enough for two cars and car port. This property generously offers a quiet and peaceful area with a very affordable price. Call us today. This is a must see!

Location : Kerobokan | Price : IDR 4,679,000,000

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RV-2077 : IDR 2,140,000,000 : Leasehold :2 :2 : 450 sqm : 95 sqm : Furnished : Bukit