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4 Who Let the Dogs Out? Eating dog is something we would never do. It disgusts us, for all sorts of reasons. We also understand that this is largely a cultural issue. Eating man’s best friend is not generally a practice of people whose conditioning originates from what is now Europe. The issue has surfaced again because of Australian media reports last month that tourists may have unknowingly eaten dog from saté carts. Among other things, it was another opportunity to do a bit of Bali bashing. Tourists do a lot of unknowing things, including, in the case of some Australians, not even knowing where they are. It is a belief held by some, apparently, that Indonesia is a place in Bali. Nonetheless, governments have a duty of care to all who fall within their purview, whether temporarily or not. This may be a novel concept too, in some parts of the world. So it was pleasing to hear that in response to reports of saté dog, the Bali authorities set off at a fast trot to check whether this was so. Animal husbandry chief I Putu Sumantra said on Jul. 9 that so far no evidence had come to light. Doubtless the word got around the saté cart sector pretty smartly. Never mind, Pak Sumantra’s dog squad is still on the case. He’d also like to find whoever it was that sparked the saucy story, which, as ever in such circumstances, is a little too piquant for local bureaucratic tastes. Shoot the messenger is always good policy, especially for policymakers without a policy. There are several things that can be said about Bali’s dog meat trade, once you’ve taken your anti-nausea pills. Some estimates suggest 70,000 dogs a year are the unwilling victims of this market. The dogs are usually killed horribly – there’s some suggestion that poisoned dogs are in the mix too, which would very clearly be a human health risk – by people who plainly have no conscience and who, by practising cruelty and theft, actually are breaking the law. Most dog meat is consumed in restaurants specifically serving dog. It’s not illegal to do so, though restaurants have to be licensed. Well, notionally, in the way of things here. It’s very clear that animal protection laws must be strengthened. Indonesia’s largely date from the Dutch era, which ended three generations ago. Any tub-thumping nationalists who also feel responsibility for other species – ants come to mind, for some reason, in this context – might like to do something about this. The laws here are chiefly concerned with wild life and domestic stock, in the manner of colonial policy. Dogs are not specifically mentioned and so effectively are not animals for the purposes of the legislation. It’s not only western foreigners or animal welfare organisations that are up in arms about the dog trade here. Indonesians are too. For one thing, their family pets are just as much at risk in the epidemic of abductions by thieves looking for a quick profit from a meat trader as anyone else’s. It’s not something the authorities here can just do a little rain dance about and then forget. So that’s one SOP that’s useless in the circumstances. Who let the dogs out is not the issue. Running Bali, rather than running around in circles, is what it’s all about.

Added Spice Chris Salans isn’t a man to let the grass grow under his feet. He’d rather put it in the pot to augment the already zesty fare that he serves at Mozaic, his flagship restaurant in Ubud. The culinary world is one of constant movement, of subtle shifts, and occasional seismic moments. One such moment has just occurred at Mozaic, where the premises have been upgraded and renovated by Lloyd Hassencahl of Design Solutions, with a stylish lounge and dining room. It’s like dining in Salans’ own house, with drinks before dinner in the living room, according to the blurb. Along with the new ambience is a new set of menus, which offer a choice of six or eight courses. The eight-course menus are new and come with wine pairing. New Kevala chinaware and wood and stone service wares have been brought in to give a more organic feel. The food service is “more interactive” and food is served at the table rather than brought there. The signature item is the Table Top Dessert, served from a side table. Mozaic’s style has always been “French cuisine, Balinese flavours” and this is still the case, but, according to Salans, even better. There are three new tasting menus: “From Our Local Farmers”, “A Trip Around the World”, and “Our Vegetarian Tasting Menu”. Salans also operates the Spice chain of gastro-bars in Ubud

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It’s sad to have to note that on Jul. 11 long-term Sanur identity Peter Dawes died. He had been ill for a little while, but his death came as an unpleasant surprise to his friends. Fellow scribbler Vyt Karazija, tells us this: “Peter was one of the nicest guys you could ever hope to meet. I knew him only slightly, but liked him immensely. A good natured and tolerant man, his great sense of humour, his kindness and generosity attracted many friends who will mourn his untimely passing.

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“If he knew you were a reader, he would offer to lend you books. If you were interested in motorbikes, he would happily demonstrate his incredible ‘Bali Harley’, a chop-shop masterpiece that had started life as a humble Mio. If you needed to talk, he would really listen, and not just wait for his turn to speak. I never heard him say a bad word about anybody – a rare and precious trait. And he was a big fan of Magnum ice creams, which, for me, immediately put him squarely into the Good Guys category.” RIP, Peter Dawes: as Karazija also notes, he will be greatly missed.

Jog On Briton Tom Hickman, who also scribbles for a crust, has been keeping us abreast of preparations for Bali’s first coast-tocoast ultra marathon on Aug. 19-20. We have to say we’re impressed. Coast to coast here, if it’s North-South, which in the case of the ultra marathon it is, involves running up some pretty high hills. It’s the sort of thing we might possibly have contemplated back in the day when we did all sorts of fitness things so we could properly serve the interests of HM The Queen (lovely lady, wears many hats, and the Brit Floral and Aussie FlyCork ones were applicable in our case). But not any more: too old, you see, even to donate blood, which is shocking. Hickman tells us he’s slimmed down a bit as the training for this run kicks in. If we slimmed down any more, we’d disappear.

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We digress. So back to the point: the ultra marathon is to raise funds to pay the way through primary school for seven children in Bali. It’s a good cause with some great sponsors. You can check it all out via @classroomofhope.

Java’s Great Well, drink up. Apparently two new international studies have found that coffee may prolong life. That’s good news for Java (coffee) as well as for people who apparently want to live forever. It may not be so beneficial for Bali’s oppressed luwaks, but that’s another matter. Two or more cups of coffee a day are said to reduce the risk of death by 18 per cent, if you’re male. At the rate The Diary drinks coffee, we’ll win the Methuselah Cup.

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We quote from a rather breathless Sky News Australia item on the topic: “But the latest research bodes better for men than women with one study of more than half a million people across 10 European countries finding men who consumed at least three cups a day were 18 per cent less likely to die from any cause than non-coffee drinkers… Women, on the other hand, drinking the same amount benefited less but still experienced an 8 per cent reduction in mortality.” Grammar Police Note: Bode is an English verb, of Germanic origin. It can bode well or badly. It’s unclear whether it can legitimately do so “better”, at least grammatically (although in that sense it may be “very unique”). But never mind, it was on Sky News after all, which so frequently proves its worth as a risible source of misinterpreted information and mangled language.

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What is the Community Breeding Program? Local communities are our last hope in saving the bird from extinction. The fact that there is not much forest left in Bali, and that the national park service still has great difficulty enforcing laws protecting wildlife, the help we get from Balinese villagers is crucial. The program enlists members of the community to breed Bali Starlings in their homes and take care of the birds under Begawan Foundation’s supervision. The idea is to release the offspring after 2 years, then under the protection of the community the birds would reproduce in the wild, eventually creating a flock. The program also supports Sibang Kaja Village’s vision of becoming a heritage village that offers eco-tourism tours to see wild Bali Starlings as the main attraction. Where can we learn more about the Begawan Foundation? Website: http://www.begawanfoundation.org, Facebook: Begawan Foundation; Twitter: @yayasanbegawan; Instagram: @begawanfoundation. Or visit our Breeding and Release Centre, Green School Complex, Banjar Saren, Desa Sibang Kaja, Kec. Abiansemal, Badung. Or Banjar Pengaji 14, Desa Melinggih Kelod, Kec. Payangan, Gianyar, tel. email: info@begawanfoundation.org. No landline in the Sibang Centre, but the Payangan center’s administration office telephone is 0361 900-1326. How can one help advance the work of the foundation? By spreading the message that we are trying to deliver so we can get more moral and financial support. We are a non-profit organization. Donations can be made via bank transfer (see our website) or any other payment service (i.e. Paypal). Visitors are also welcome at our Sibang Breeding and Release Centre.

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value of the fruit, which by the way is both nutritious and tasty. There are many creative ways to use it and keep in mind that choko is more than just the fruit - choko is everything! The fresh shoots, leaves, seeds and roots are all edible. abundantly if grown well, which brings me to another question Chokos are often grown specifically for their fresh shoots and - Is a choko a fruit or a vegetable? tendrils, popular in Asian cuisine and sometimes known as the dragon whisker vegetable. The young shoots and leaves Chokos are one of the true fruits which are generally thought are commonly consumed as a vegetable all over Asia. of as vegetables in a culinary sense, mainly due to their lack of natural sweetness. Cucumber, pumpkin, eggplant, avocado Trimmed tips can be steamed and served like any other and tomato are some other common fruits that are generally vegetable. The soft seed inside the fruit can even be fried thought of as vegetables. Despite their lack of natural and has a taste reminiscent of roasted almond - it’s a real sweetness these culinary vegetables are botanically regarded treat! as fruits. In botanical terms, a fruit is the structure that develops from the flower, after it has been fertilised, and which typically contains seeds. An easy way to remember the difference is that fruits have seeds, whereas vegetables don’t. This leaves me a little perplexed about the seedless watermelons! And try telling a six-year-old that a pumpkin is a fruit and see how far you get - I digress. Choko is at home growing in the conditions of a warm tropical climate. Plant it in a full sun location for best results. Once growing, the plant will need space and support to grow. It will grow well along fences, walls, trellises or even up a tree. The vines will start to spread anywhere and everywhere, and can easily take over the entire yard, smothering plants and even invading the neighbours plot.

Choko (botanical name Sechium edule) is also commonly known as chayote christophine, pear squash and vegetable pear. It is a vine belonging to the Cucurbit family, related to cucumbers, pumpkins, squash and melons. For anyone that wants to grow a choko vine the official method is to leave a fruit on the shelf and wait a few weeks for it to sprout. Usually this situation comes about by accident when a forgotten fruit has rolled off to the back of the kitchen shelf all by itself. Then suddenly one day you find that a plant is growing out of the kitchen cupboard, and on closer inspection you discover that it’s a choko! Once the choko has sprouted a few inches of growth out of the fruit, plant it outside with the sprouted half above the ground. It will prefer a well-drained soil with plenty of organic matter worked in. Keep it well watered for the first few months until it is established. Chokos are easy to grow and will fruit

The fresh young leaves and raw fruits can be sliced fresh and added to salads for extra crunch. The tuberous roots can even be pulled up from the ground and used as a potato substitute. Choko fruits are used in curries, soups, and stews, where they absorb all of the herbs, spices and flavours of the dish, The subtle taste of choko always renders it adaptable to the flavour of other ingredients. Any home gardener who likes to experiment with new and unusual varieties of fruits and vegetables should have a go at growing a choko. They have a high yield of fruit which is both savory and nutritious, and the fresh shoots and tendrils are also very useful as a vegetable.

The best part is once established the plant will do very well For these reasons, it is best to train the vines along a trellis at growing on its own. In fact, it is so prolific that you will and keep them well trimmed and under control. Choko is so probably spend more time cutting it back than you do actually prolific that it will take over a yard in no time at all, if left to its trying to grow it! own devices. Growing choko across an overhead trellis or an outdoor pergola is useful, as it can provide shading for outdoor areas with the lovely fruit hanging down for easy pickings. The vine produces both male and female flowers which pollinate via wind and insects. Once your plant is in the ground you should be picking fruit within 9-12 months. Pick the fruit when it is 4-6 inches in length. There are many now who might be thinking – why, oh why, would you ever consider planting a choko vine? They go rogue, running rampant all over the garden, with fruit that doesn’t even taste that nice. Well, in fact despite what some people think, choko are a very versatile plant, with uses that extend far beyond the culinary

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*Top Stove. A great selection of gas stoves can be found upstairs (in the back) of the Depo Selsun Blue Shampoo Bangunan home improvement supermarket, Jl. Teuku Umar Barat 388, Denpasar (tel. 0361847-5888). The big Stainless Steel FC 3952 Modena Gas Stove sells for around Rp. 13 juta (sometimes on sale for Rp. 10.5 juta). There are two models with different size ovens. For the money, this is one of the best stoves available on Bali - full electronic ignition, including in the broiler and oven; rotisserie and convection oven and long central griddle burner in the center of the industrial style (with cast trivets) top for frying eggs, pancakes, chapatti, etc. It’s way cheaper than others such as the commercial grade TechoGas that runs up to Rp. 50 juta, a wonderful stove if money is no object. Upstairs at UFO, Jl. Teuku Umar, Denpasar (tel. 0361-227-188) also has a pretty good selection of stoves, where the cost for the FC 3952 model is around Rp. 16 juta. Please send your budget ideas, bargain deals and money saving tips to pakbill2003@yahoo.com. Copyright © 2017 Bill Dalton

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

Cubby House Kids Club - For Anxiety Free Family Holidays Much more than just a daycare centre and Bali’s most reliable and trusted option for babysitting, Cubby House Kids Club also offers weekly cooking classes, monthly themed parties and their comprehensive school holiday program is jam packed with a long list of exciting activities to keep your littlies entertained over the summer holiday period. Kids just want to have fun….. usually in the company of other kids and Cubby House’s current school holiday camp schedule guarantees both of these in bucketloads! The program runs from July 3rd until August 25th and designed with kids aged from 3 years to 12 years in mind. Just Rp250K nett per child/per day means your cherubs are entertained for a solid four hours of fun, actively engaged in a huge variety of activities, fuelled with a healthy drink and snack as well as the excitement of some colourful craft to take pride of place at home. Sessions run for four hours consecutively

and parents and kids can choose to be the early bird at the 9am - 1pm session or opt for the sleep in and come for the afternoon from 1pm ’til 5pm. Activity schedules change daily so kids who can’t get enough of Cubby House in one session can come back for more the following day and participate in a different line up of activities and experiences with no chance whatsoever of being bored…..as if!! Cubby House provides a safe and secure environment for your children with an optimum ratio of qualiﬁed carers to kids. Many of their staff have been with Cubby House since its inception at Semara Seminyak several years ago - a testament to the fact that they love the kids and their job! In addition to Cubby House’ Holiday Program and After School Care, the kids’ club also runs regular weekly cooking classes every Saturday morning from 10am. Cubby House

Kitchen is proving very popular indeed and a taste of the recipes that these budding master chefs have the chance to try their hand at include Honey Joys, Ice Cream Tacos, Sandwich Art and Tasty Tortilla Shapes. Decked out in their colourful aprons and Cubby House signature head scarves, sticky fingers are a certainty as they complete these culinary creations to take home for morning tea…..though we can’t guarantee they won’t eat it first! Cubby House also hosts themed kids parties twice monthly. Kids can come dressed in red for the Lady Bug Party on July 9th or find their favourite Frozen costume for the Disney themed party of July 23rd. Parties commence from 1pm until 5pm. A kids only zone for sure, parents are welcome to drop in and check on how their child is settling in but for the most part, it’s parent free! Mums and Dads, Cubby House Kids Club allows you to take a moment to enjoy some of the island’s more adult friendly entertainment while your kids enjoy some tailor made fun of their own. Cubby House is your easy answer to an anxiety free family holiday in Bali. Go to CUBBYHOUSEKIDSCLUB.COM for full details about their school holiday care, cooking classes and monthly parties. If their current line up of fun is anything to go by, I don’t think I’d mind being pint sized again for a while ‘cos Kids Rule at Cubby House! Located at Finns Recreation Club (Previously Canggu Club). Raya Pantai Berawa, Canggu.

For the Love of Pets…. Lend a Paw

ﬁnances and records for Bali Pet Crusaders are monitored and produced by Deb and are audited by Mr Stuart Murray, CPA on a pro-bono basis.

There’s no denying Deb Banﬁeld loves dogs. A visitor to Bali many years ago, Deb’s love for animals extended to Bali’s stray dog and cat population when she came to the island as an integral step in her long journey towards recovery from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder after twenty years in the navy. She founded Bali Pet Crusaders as a form of therapy for her problems and as a way to ‘give back’ to these animals and ‘thank’ them for delivering her moments of joy when she needed it most.

Deb and the team at Bali Pet Crusaders are reaching out for assistance to help keep them aﬂoat. If you can spare some money to donate to this amazing animal loving cause, please do so! All donations over $2 are tax deductible in Australia and are a great way of reducing your taxable income and assisting Pet Crusaders and the pooches and pussycats of Bali that need your help!

Bali Pet Crusaders has been instrumental in the sterilisation of thousands of homeless and rescued dogs since its inception just a few short years ago. They provide greatly subsidised

sterilisation of local dogs and cats (free for those who are unable to afford it) in an effort to lessen the number of unwanted animals and reduce the suffering for those poor animals who aren’t fortunate enough to find their ‘furever’ home. Deb lives in Australia with Doogle, her beloved assistance dog. Doogle is what’s referred to as a Mind Dog: a fully trained psychiatric service dog that helps people with mental health disorders to still live a full and happy life. Though she resides off the island, Deb makes regular visits to Bali as she is still instrumental in the management of the organisation and their amazing team here and plays a huge part in coordinating the fundraising and donations that basically facilitate the incredible work that Bali Pet Crusaders and their volunteers continue to do. Unfortunately, Deb received some tragic news of late regarding Doogle’s health. Like most avid animal lovers, Deb feels she must put her furry family member’s needs above those of her role with the Pet Crusaders for the time being and desperately needs our help to maintain the level of awareness about the group and the funds required to continue this organisation’s valuable work on the island. Bali Pet Crusaders are an accredited Australian charity and have the Australian Charities and Non Profit Commission’s tick of approval. 100% of donations go towards paying their vets and buying vet medicine and supplies. They try to maintain administrative costs to an absolute minimum and no member of the board or volunteers receive financial remuneration. All

Four Times the Fun with Bali’s Best Day Out! Why on earth would you want to waste time in traffic or hours stuck in a car traversing the island seeking out activities to satisfy the whole family when Bali’s best entertainment options are jam packed into the one convenient location here in Canggu? Finns Recreation Club (formerly the Canggu Club) encompasses everything your entire clan craves for a fantastic day out and with their Super Fun Pass, you can get four times the fun and free transport to boot! With Bali’s best beach club and Finns Recreation Club now nestled under the same umbrella, you can get your adrenalin amped action fix and beach club fun in the sun all in one. Finns Super Fun Pass guarantees entrance to four terrific attractions all for the one price. Just Rp 500K for adults and Rp 380K for children (kids under three are free) ensures entry into Finns Beach Club, admission to all of the aqua action at Splash Water Park, one hour of high octane entertainment at Bounce Trampoline Centre and an hour on the lanes at Strike Ten Pin Bowling. They offer a free shuttle bus service between Finns Beach Club and Finns Recreation Club so you’re free to enjoy both venues without the need to tackle the traffic. One of the best features of the Super Fun Pass is its flexibility. Don’t feel you have to cram all of those activities into one day only. Fun Passes carry a seven day validity period so you can spread out your enjoyment over a whole week if you like! Make the most of an entire day keeping your cool on the slides at Splash and if you want to get a bigger posse together for Ten Pin, extra players can be added to your game for just Rp 85K per person. The Super Fun Pass is perfect for those visiting the island for

a brief stay or families heading out to Canggu for the day. For holiday makers or business travellers planning on staying a little longer, Finns Recreation Club offer other casual memberships that may prove more suitable. The Social Membership or Social Plus Membership options are ideal for visitors staying in Bali for a week or one month or more. Both Social and Social Plus options include entry to Finns Beach Club (minus the usual required minimum spend), free towel hire, high speed members’ wiﬁ access, single day bed hire and one added guest pass per day as well as access to all social sports at Finns Recreation Club.

You can donate via direct bank transfer or by Paypal. If you feel you would like to help in a different way, check out their web page for their wish list of surgical items they desperately require for the sterilisation process. You might also be able to assist by sponsoring or fostering a pet, particularly if you live in Bali, or if you own a business, what about becoming a corporate sponsor? All details regarding bank details and ways to donate can be found on their web site: balipetcrusaders.org Whether you live in Bali or visit on a regular basis, have fallen for those sad puppy dog eyes staring out at you from the sidewalk or even given protective cuddles to a little fur baby you’ve found on the pantai, like me you’ll want to help. Instead of putting your Rupiah towards that next Canggu coffee or Bintang at the beach bar, consider the pup that’s got its paws in the sand next to you and send some Bali Pet Crusaders’ way. Bali’s forgotten pets will raise a paw in thanks.

For those seeking slightly more sporting opportunities, the Social Plus membership includes entry to Splash Water Park, the Fitness Centre, Tennis Centre and Lap Pool. Both membership options also offer considerable discounts on spa services and guest passes as well as a 20% discount off F&B on members’ Sundays! For full details on Super Fun Pass pricing and inclusions as well as comprehensive information about Social and Social Plus memberships, go to the websites: FINNSRECCLUB.COM or FINNSBEACHCLUB.COM . Don’t bother with the tedium of trying to coordinate your own line up of activities. The hard work has already been done for you with Finns Super Fun Pass. All you need to add is your enthusiasm!

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Samy will perform on Sunday, August 13, with fellow French musicians Sylvain Romano on upright bass and Philippe Soirat on drums. For booking and pricing info, search the bridgesbali. com website for friendly-charity-lunch and sunday-jazz-at-bridges. The Ubud Village Jazz festival itself will be held August 11-12 at Arma Museum on Jalan Raya Pengosekan. Www. ubudvillagejazzfestival.com.

BAHASA + 29! Seems to be the time of year for leisurely lunches with great music. Once again, Bridges Restaurant is in the centre of things, with a great lunchtime I want to be a polyglot – that’s someone who speaks a lot of languages. How about you? event this month. One of the world’s most friendly and interesting On Sunday, July 23, their Friendly Charity Lunch supports Solemen polyglots, British Richard Simcott, is in Bali Indonesia, a foundation that works to alleviate suffering of the disadvantaged at the moment and picking up some Bahasa in Bali by providing immediate and uncomplicated help through medical Indonesia at Cinta Bahasa. 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And you can have the meal only, or the lesson and the meal or –best choice if you can spare 4-5 hours - visit the Ubud market first to learn about Bali’s If they “greened” the Bali airport roof, for example, delicious traditional fruit and vegetables, and experience the bustle with a there would be big potential savings and local’s guidance. The day is a fascinating insight into the Balinese way of environmental benefits. It would: reduce runoff life, including a personal tour of the different parts of your host’s family during heavy rain; make the airport more energy compound. 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Radio stations in Bali Who is populating the airwaves these days? By Ines Wynn Are people still tuning in to radio stations these days? Sadly here in Bali, few broadcast in English for the benefit of the many expats. On the other hand there is a plethora of Bali radio stations – more than 40 at present - squawking on the FM/AM bandwidths and at first glance they all seem to play the same type of music. Which ones are on your dial list? I took some time to explore what is really on offer here. Admittedly, not having a well-functioning radio I surfed the airwaves on my computer and found that most stations are streaming online. Then I contacted a sampling of stations and sat down to chat about programming content, their fan base and their broadcasting philosophy. The good news is that there are many Bali stations to choose from, both FM/AM and internet based though none of them provide predominant English-language broadcasting. That role was formerly taken up by Paradise FM, the English-only language station that erstwhile graced the airwaves in Bali; sadly it is no longer in existence. Paradise FM was very popular with the expat population as it featured mostly rock hits from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. The station was actually owned by Indonesia’s national public broadcaster, Radio Republik Indonesia (RRI) who signed a deal with Radio Australia (RA) in March of 2006 allowing Australian programs to be broadcast over the air waves in Bali. If you now search online for Paradise FM you will be directed to the Australian station by the same name, Ballina’s 101.9 Paradise FM where you can listen to popular music. Hard Rock Bali 87.8 FM, contrary to all expectations, does not broadcast in English. A pity because they – and the other Bali stations - are missing out big time, not only on acquiring a vast expat fan base but more importantly on the jingling in their pockets from advertising revenue. The mindset is typical and worthy of a catch-22 prize: the stations do not include English programs because, according to their statistics, no expats listen to them. But few expats listen to them because they do not provide English programs. You get it. Most Bali-based stations broadcast in Indonesian, with a fair number of them broadcasting part-time in Basa Bali, the Balinese language. These stations like AR 104.4 FM (Aneka Rama) based in Renon cover many topics of interest to Balinese: popular music, sacred music, cultural, spiritual and social talk shows, something for the lovelorn, etc. They also play a lot of Dangdut. There is of course Radio Republik Indonesia (RRI), a government channel with 4 stations in Bali that provide allaround programming, news casts, some music and endless talk shows. A bit on the boring side and certainly not very engaging for those of us used to the variety and upbeat momentum of the public broadcasting services in our home countries. This critique can probably be leveled at most Bali stations; not many of them are engaging from the perspective of the seasoned and older expat. The announcers all sound young –because they all are- and a bit juvenile at times, probably because their listeners are drawn from the populist strata: students, young workers, housewives and stay-at-home residents. The stations will readily admit that their fanbase is primarily Indonesian and they have no idea how many expats are listening to them. Incidentally, there are just a few AM stations and most are limited to community campus radio. Most all popular are FM stations and they also broadcast online, so if you want to check them out you can download their app and have a go and a giggle. So what stations are you listening to? A bit of an informal enquête among some Bali expats reveals a lot of them are listening to Australian network stations for a bit of western flavor. You can check online at radioaustralia.net.au or australianetwork.com. Others who want a bit more local flavor can check out the Bali Radio stations online. Most of them typically don’t have exciting websites. Some look a bit cluttered and a little dated, probably because most of them are rarely updated. But they are a good gateway into their live broadcasting programs. On the other hand, most all have active FaceBook and Twitter pages.

Those of us looking for some genuine jazz programs or classical music are not served by many stations, though you may hear the odd jazz number played on the “classics” or instrumental programming. Neither will we find much in terms of topics particularly of interest to expats like talkshows about current issues, legalities of employment, property ownership, navigation among social and cultural hills and waves, mixed marriages and their implications for partners and children, elder care, family law, etc. About censorship: according to the radio people I interviewed radio programs do not get censored by authorities although there is a strict self-censorship philosophy among the stations; they typically follow societal and cultural norms, staying aloof of taboo and risqué subjects and those liable to ruffle political feathers. They do broach some controversial subjects from time to time in their preplanned chat programs. Then they follow a scripted agenda. Incidentally, political subjects were popular until 2010 but dried up because it became a divisive topic. Young people, in Bali, it seems, are very divided politically. True to the Bali spirit, these divisive topics are best left aside. Radio FBI Bali 91.8 FM and Menara 102.8 FM Bali both broadcast from the same Denpasar location and they both play a similar range of domestic and international music, with the exception that FBI (Flamboyan Bali Indah) limits its hit songs from 2000 to the latest whereas Menara happily plays the top 40’s in a wider time slot from the 1980’s on, classics in their parlance. From 6 am to midnight their 18-hour broadcast beams with songs that are, were or will soon be hits from various streams, such as pop, rock, jazz, hip hop, ballads to alternative music. FBI Bali Radio claims it has become the HITS Radio number 1 in Bali with a fan base in the 15 to 30 year-old range. Menara’s says theirs is 13 to 70, mostly due to the large variety of music they play, including classics. And they clarify that classics mostly means instrumental in the style of Kenny G, Yanni or Kitaro. No genuine classical music as we understand it. But perhaps they do play Move over, Beethoven?

Menara does include Dangdut music whereas FBI does not, which limits itself to rap, hi-hop and other teen bopper music. Along with hits, both stations disseminate some up to date news flashes, lifestyle blurbs, sport news, public service announcements and chat-style programs. They have interactive programs with fans calling in to request songs and chit-chat a bit, mostly commenting on sports events and the scores of their favorite teams. As far as talk shows are concerned, they do them once a month and are limited either to public service, commercial or advertising topics, like a local business coming to talk about its products or services to public service topics by police or government authorities. These topics typically revolve around the danger of drugs, crime prevention or green themes. The talk shows are scripted and reviewed by the stakeholders beforehand. More daring topics like Aids or the LGBT sphere are broached only when “qualified experts” are interviewed. Hard Rock Bali 87.8 FM - Hard Rock Bali in Kuta is a lifestyle and entertainment station and its programming includes pure music entertainment and music programs which are listed on their website. They are one of the few stations that have a dedicated Jazz Lovers progam and one they call the Retromantic besides the wild and young beats. OZ Radio Bali 101.2 FM in Kuta was established in the late nineties. Its target audience are young listeners as well as young adults. It features mostly entertainment and music programs. OZ Radio Bali’s slogan is “Your life could never be this much fun without D’Oz” and they illustrate it with a package of everything related to the Indonesian music scene and to some extend world entertainment in order to make it an entertaining radio in Indonesia. Phoenix Radio 91.00 FM Bali, established in 2002, broadcasts from Renon and provides adult contemporary pop

and rock music, Asian contemporary, classical dance music, R&B and the top 40. It is a smart, creative and innovative station which plays mostly to a fan base of students and young workers. Phoenix does have a cool website with many statistics and a detailed schedule of their daily programs. A variant on the pop and techno-music Bali radio scene is Gianyar based Heartline 92.2 FM Bali which bills itself The Family Radio Station and represents a broader swatch of community life. Their broadcast programs provide easy listening music; at the same time they include family events and village community development programs. Radio Heartline FM Bali aims to play a role in the socioe c o n o m i c improvement of its listeners by disseminating useful information and knowledge and pioneering beneficial community programs such as providing livestock assistance, computer skills and English proficiency. The station is also a portal in disseminating information on Gianyar regency law related to traffic and environmental security. It is actively campaigning for “Safe Riding” on the highways, building good driving skills and adhering to the rules of the road in order to suppress accident numbers and fatal collisions. The Beat Radio Plus 98.5 FM is a favorite station among the young party crowd, both local and expat. Their selection of intelligent adult music is the logical extension of The Beat Magazine which is one of the best known Bali events & nightlife guides and promotes all cool music events: DJ’s or live performances at Sky Garden and various beach clubs and entertainment venues around Bali. The station broadcasts a full 24 hours daily from Renon and plays a very upbeat type of music. If you love electronic music this is the place to tune into. The music they play is ultra-contemporary: nothing beyond the year 2000. There is a wide variety of genres on offer though they play no classical music or jazz. Yet you may hear some left of centre Hungarian folk or new-age relaxation music from time to time. Morning time is dedicated to Indonesian announcers and their choice of beat music though their infantile commentary can be ear-grating, especially when they shout ‘listeners’ every five seconds. Afternoons are dedicated to electronic music. This station also features syndicated music shows in English like the John Digweed show and Carl Cox Global Radio show on Friday nights and the Beat Oracle on Sundays. Two very well accepted local shows are the Ku De Ta radio show three times a week, and The Bali tim Beats Radio Show live on Be Thursdays 8-10pm and Th repeated Friday and Saturday. That’s where you Sat will find out what’s happening the nightlife around town in th every week. ever Internet based. If your listening pleasure is internet based, there are many free apps to tune into thousands of live radio stations, podcasts and shows. Check out www.tunein.com which allows you to sample streaming broadcasts from thousands of stations around the world. Baliradio Net (www. baliradio.net) has a wide variety of cool music and an informative website with a great schedule. If your taste tends to new age ethnic music listen to online Jango Free Radio (www.jango.com) where you will find an excellent selection of Balinese and Indonesian albums from Natural Bali, Ayu Laksmi, Puspa Dewi, Dialog Dini Hari and many others from far beyond our shores. Internet radio is a goldmine of listening pleasure. You can tune in to radio stations worldwide. In the opinion of many – yours truly included – this beats turning the dials on your old fashioned radio by a long shot.

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Birthday Bash – Jenja (29 July) Jenja is a bit of a legacy amongst the young and young at heart as one of Bali’s most popular and successful venues. The community is invited to celebrate Jenja’s third birthday and what a success story it has been with plenty of live music and DJs which attract the crowds along with great service and lively ambience. ARCADIA is the theme, a paradise where you can roam around and dance in the gardens created for this special occasion. The dress code is exotic chic and the best dressed man and woman will win a bottle of something worth dressing up for. To book your spot click on ATTEND/GOING on the website below and your name will be added to the guest list. The guest list will close on 22 July and it takes a second to click so do so as soon as possible. A strict dress code will be implemented which says no to singlets, flip flops or beachwear. I always think that attire is best for day and the evening is a chance to get dressed up. This is definitely going to be the place for celebration on the 29 July! When Cost Where Contact

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: 10 pm – 5 am : IDR250,000 (website) IDR350,000 (door) (free before 11 pm) : Club Jenja, Townsquare Suites, Jl Nakula Barat No 18, Bj Legian Kaja, Seminyak : 0811 3988 088 0818 08770 088 www.clubjenja.com/tickets

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Happy 7th anniversary Cocoon! More celebrations this month! It is hard to believe that Cocoon is turning 7 and another success story right in the heart of Seminyak! The high season birthday tu party features Australia’s Poolclyb who is set to deliver house beats. From midday, resident p Indra K will warm things up. The fun continues with Heineken Honey’s podium dancers, stilt In walkers and plenty of entertainment. From dusk, Nascar’s own DJ Michaelis will take the deck w over ov and take the party from day to night followed by Yoga Yin. Cabana’s are available for IDR 4,000,000 including a bottle of your choice, tapas platters and pool towels for up to six people. 4, VIP is limited so do call ahead to book your spot. The dress code is ‘best blue’ so do come VI down in something blue to the pool side to celebrate Cocoon’s 7th anniversary. do When W Cost Co Where Wh Contact Co

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Splash (20 July) This evening is an opportunity to enjoy some live music with Splash, an Anglo-Australian Indie Rock banded formed in Hackney, East London. The band has toured extensively playing at festivals across the globe including Field Day festival, Best Kept Secret Festival in the Netherlands and the Midi Festival in France and more. Entry is free so do make the most of this opportunity to see an international band right here in Bali. La Laguna has some rave reviews on Trip Advisor and well worth a trip to enjoy great food, drinks and service. When Cost Where Contact

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Summer Party – SPF Fever Dream (22 July) W Bali is set to host its iconic annual summer party with SPF Fever Dream eam and an exclusive performance from international DJs Cristoph and Osunlade. This is a day to night party designed esigned by Jakarta designer Fajar P. Domingo and introduces the concept of Day Dream vs Night Dream. The day party is all about fun and creativity with live music, a beachwear collection launch, DIY workshops and a W Sound Suite Pop Up with jam sessions. As the party moves into the night, Night Dream will introduce two international DJs Cristoph and Osunlade and music and dancing will feature from sunset. Another late-night party worth attending. When Cost Where Contact

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Tribute to Amy Winehouse (21 July) Amy Winehouse was one of Britain’s most outstanding female singer-songwriters of her time. Five-time Grammy Award winner best known for hits such as ‘Rehab’ and ‘You know I’m No Good’, it was in 2008 that Amy Winehouse became the first British female to win five Grammy Awards on the same night. Very sadly she died in 2011 at the age of 27. This evening features DICE paying tribute to the late Amy Winehouse. Born in Jakarta, DICE has always created and written her own music beginning her singing career in 2001 in Jakarta with a group called ‘Tangga’. She often sings in Bali and this evening is going to be extra special as DICE pays tribute to Amy Winehouse who will inspire musicians and audiences for generations to come. Paris Cat is a venue with constant live music so do check their website to find out more about upcoming events.

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When : 8 pm – 1 am Where : Paris Cat, Jl Petitenget, No 5, 2nd Floor, Seminyak (opposite W Hotel) Contact : 0838 9177 6745 info@pariscatbali.com www.pariscatbali.com

Yamato (29 July) With a large Japanese community residing in Bali it is a pleasure to welcome one of Japan’s top DJs. After winning the ‘Burn World’ DJ contest in 2013 in the Japan division, Yamato is a force to be reckoned with. Yamato has played with DJ producers from different countries and has performed at festivals including Summer Sonic, Ultra Japan and Electric Zoo. This one-off evening features Yamato together with Mirror’s residents DJ Flip, Ozan Dede, Goeslann and James Kendrik. The dress code is dress to impress with no shorts, singlets or flip flops for men or women. The age is 21+ common in countries such as the USA or Middle East so do carry ID if you look younger than 21 to avoid missing out. Do call ahead to book your spot as this is going to be another popular evening of this year’s high season. When : 10 pm – 5 am Where : Mirror Lounge and Club, Jl Petitenget No 106, Seminyak Contact : 8499800 / 0811 3993 010 www.mirror.id

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DRY DROWNING Let me tell you David’s story. It happened a long time ago. Close on 20 years ago I believe. It was one balmy Bali evening and my pager buzzed to say that I was needed to evacuate a 12-year-old boy to Singapore following a near drowning incident in the hotel pool. Remember I am talking 20 years ago, facilities here on the Island were very basic, so the risk of flying this boy was actually less that leaving him here on the Island. I met David, his family and the doctor at the airport. David was apparently a junior Olympian on his way to compete in a swimming event in Hong Kong. How the heck did a boy that was almost half

What Is ‘Dry Drowning’? You may have heard of the terms “dry drowning” and “secondary drowning.” Those aren’t actually medical terms. But they do point to rare complications that you should know about and that are more common in children. With so-called dry drowning, water never reaches the lungs. Instead, breathing in water causes your child’s vocal cords to spasm and close up. That shuts off his airways, making it hard to breathe. You would start to notice those signs right away -- it wouldn’t happen out of the blue days later. Secondary drowning is another term people use to describe another drowning complication. It happens if water gets into the lungs. There, it can irritate the lungs’ lining and fluid can build up, causing a condition called pulmonary edema. You’d likely notice your child having trouble breathing right away, and it might get worse over the next 24 hours. Both events are very rare. They make up only 1%-2% of all downings. Symptoms

fish drown in a swimming pool? According to David’s father, he had been swimming with friends when one of the boys noticed that David had been under for longer than he should be. They spotted David motionless at the bottom of the pool. When they tried to bring David up, it quickly became apparent that he had become firmly stuck to the bottom of the pool over the filter hatch. David’s chest was flat, & square and a perfect fit over the filter. Once his chest had covered the grid the suction became stronger & stronger making it impossible to move. It took 8 people to pull him off the grid. David was successfully resuscitated by his father, and even though he seemed fine, and was actually sitting up talking and eating chips when I met him, the decision was made to fly him to Singapore ASAP for continuous close observation….why?

Drowning complications can include: • Coughing • Chest pain • Trouble breathing • Feeling extremely tired Your child may also have changes in behavior such as such as irritability or a drop in energy levels, which could mean the brain isn’t getting enough oxygen. What to Do If your child has any breathing problems after getting out of the water, get medical help. Although in most cases the symptoms will go away on its own, it’s important to get the child checked out. Most likely the victim will be put under observation, and if necessary a chest x-ray may be performed, and in severe

cases a breathing tube may be needed with medication to clear the fluid from the lungs. Prevention The most important thing you can do is help prevent drowning in the first place. Children need constant supervision, no matter how water-savvy they are. So there are several lessons to be learned here: • Never assume that strong swimmers will not get into trouble in water. • Look out for your friends (a buddy system around pools & ocean) • Learn first aid - Bali First Responder has courses for all levels. Go to http://www.balifirstresponder.com/ • Check that your pool filter grid is not accessible to swimmers • Take near-drowning victims for observation at a clinic or hospital even if they seem fine. • Make sure you have a good health insurance. Happy Holidays ☺

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Shot in the Arm for Sanur Cafe Society A welcome addition to Sanur’s culinary repertoire was the recent opening of Spice by Chris Salans. Having in the past referred to the ‘Culinary Curse of Sanur’, a seemingly psychic law that, apart from the conspicuous exception of Massimo Sacco, makes it hard for an aspiring restaurateur to prosper significantly in the town, my hope is that master-chef Chris Salans of the Mozaic reaturant in Ubud will succeed with this, the second of his Spice marque ventures, with a third newly opened in Seminyak. While Sanur has numerous eateries and watering holes with some notable stalwarts, it seems to struggle when it comes to creating anything approaching the style and relaxed pzazz that go to make up the cafe society that Sanur badly needs to acquire if it is to up its game beyond the clunky rather faded seaside resort and albeit agreeable dormitory suburb that it is today. The Cafe Batujimbar, opposite Spice, sort of fulfilled the role in its quirky way but seems to have retreated into the shadows and more recently the Soul in a Bowl has made some headway in the direction, while Massimo’s regional Italian cooking and gelato operation steams full speed ahead.

or ‘cafe & bar’. As for tapas, for me it’s a bar or counter serving drinks with tasty small snacks to accompany, a place to snack, not for a meal. No reason why the terms can’t be borrowed, adapted and done in a new way. It’s just that at a cafe & bar, I can sit up at a bar, down at a table, indoors or out, can snack, get a full meal, drink tea, coffee or alcohol as I want, when I want. I can arrange to meet people and hang out if I’ve a mind to. When I find a good one of these I treasure it. So forgetting my mumbo jumbo about the Culinary Curse of Sanur, what is it about Sanur that makes it a harder nut to crack? Clearly, judged by the crowds thronging Massimo’s for lunch and dinner the custom is there to be had. Tourists in Sanur seem different from those in Ubud and Seminyak. They’re probably older and clearly not coming for the night life. While there good hotels in Sanur, until a Grand Hyatt opens here shortly, there are no real cutting-edge or 5-star properties to speak of. That leaves the good burghers of Sanur and the passing-through trade.

Salans has made a good start by creating an attractive and accessible space, including a pleasant open-air area sufficiently situated away from the road, that is well-located on Jl. Tamblingan serving interesting food and drink at reasonable prices. With that under his belt, along with a well-run establishment, trained staff and his undoubted energy I’d say he’s got 70 percent of the ingredients necessary for success in place. Now all he needs is the people. And that’s a deal breaker. One is tempted to ask if Sanur deserves Chris Salans? The question is of course a commercial nonsense. The Spice by Chris Salans concept for gastropubs marrying Western cuisine cafe style with Indonesian/local influences is a great idea, properly executed and in the right location. Ubud, where the first Spice opened, and Seminyak, where a third has just opened, may well be easier places for the concept to fly than Sanur, but that does not mean that Spice Sanur won’t soar. It just means that one approach don’t fit all, is all. And..., nomenclature matters. For instance, when I hear the words gastropub and tapas used to describe a new eatery I am not immediately thrilled. I know some great gastropubs, I just wonder why they don’t call themselves ‘restaurant & bar’

Done right that should be enough of a clientele to make a go of things for Spice Sanur, but by no means is it a walk in the park. A few Sundays ago when Spice Sanur held its first Bazaar a few of us were sitting at a table with Chris discussing such things. I tend to feel sorry for any patron being subjected to the views of would-be helpful customers, however well meant, and Chris hung in there like a trooper. It’s clear he’s aware of the task ahead of him in Sanur and is taking various steps to meet the challenge, introducing various events, like a Sunday bazaar, Indonesian dances and excellent live music on Wednesday and Saturday nights. My one piece of advise with regard to the food in Spice Sanur is not to muck too much with the original concept, which I think interesting, but augment it with a short daily menu of decently-sized servings comprising say: two pasta options

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Of course I was excited about these extraordinary possibilities and signed up right away. During the five days of activations I felt confusion and a growing restlessness within me. The facilitators were continuously talking about the False Matrix and how they knew that everything we had been told was lies. One of the facilitators was always angry but in the next breath, shared that she had been channeling high vibrational information from her alien guides who were totally conscious and knew the TRUTH which would set us all free. I had this strange gut feeling â&#x20AC;&#x201C; my higher Self was telling me that something was off with this whole scenario. Here she was saying that she knew the truth and had spent many years getting out of the False Matrix, but my higher Self kept saying there was a lie in all this. I was totally confused. Who should I listen to? This woman who claimed to be free of the Matrix or my higher Self? After our last ceremony many people were crying and thanking the facilitator for these powerful life changing initiations. Most of the people seemed certain that these initiations would open them up to much more abundance and peace in their lives. These were some of the things that the facilitators said we would experience as a result of activating our 13th strand of DNA. Weeks later I still didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t feel the positive results that the facilitators talked about. Instead something else occurred â&#x20AC;&#x201C; I began seeing the face of the woman facilitator appear in my consciousness at random times during the day. I felt wobbly after these episodes and asked my friend what was going on. She told me that I was being psychically attacked by this woman. I was shocked. Why would she be doing this? I thought she was a â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;light workerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;? My lesson had begun. The following week I ran into this woman three times at different locations nearby my home. It couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t just be a coincidence. In one encounter I was sitting with a good friend who is quite psychic when the woman walked out of the cafĂŠ we were at. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Oh no itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s her again,â&#x20AC;? I said to my friend. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t worry Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve got your back,â&#x20AC;? she said as she turned her back towards the woman to cover me. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s shooting energy arrows at you but they are just falling off me.â&#x20AC;? I was bewildered and disturbed that this woman who proclaimed to be working with the light was attacking me for no reason. I wondered if she was doing this because I wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t a total believer in her work? 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Restaurant & Food This is adapted from an T Ottolinghi recipe. The soft polenta topped with browned Portobello and oyster mushrooms scented with rosemary, thyme and tarragon is heavenly. You could add or substitute shitaki mushrooms for a variation. Use whatever meltable cheese you like – I used a hard goat’s cheese. This is the kind of recipe that begs for variation. You can buy the truffle oil at Dijon or leave it out altogether. I heated the leftovers in individual oven dishes with lids and it was as good the second day.

Soft Polenta with Mixed Mushrooms and Herbs Serves 4 Ingredients: - 4 Tbl. olive oil - 300 g mixed fresh mushrooms, if they’re large, quarter or halve them - 2 cloves of garlic, crushed - 1 Tbl. fresh tarragon, chopped - 1 Tbl. fresh thyme, chopped - 1 Tbl. tuffle oil (optional)

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- 2 cups vegetable stock - ¼ cup plus 2 Tbl. polenta - ¾ cup Parmesan cheese, grated - 2 Tbl. butter - 1 tsp. fresh rosemary, finely chopped - 1 Tbl. parsley, finely chopped - 50g goat cheese, cut as thinly as possible - salt and pepper to taste

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Directions: Heat 2 Tbl. of the olive oil over a medium high heat in a large skillet. When it’s hot add the garlic and half the mushrooms. Stir fry these a few seconds and then leave the mushrooms to brown, turning occasionally. If you move them around too much they won’t get that nice brown color that is so delicious. Remove the mushrooms and set aside. Add the remaining 2 Tbl. olive oil to the skillet and return to the heat. Add the remaining mushrooms, cooking the same way as above. When browned return the first batch to the skillet along with the tarragon, thyme, truffle oil (if you are using it), salt and pepper. Stir well and cook another minute and then take off the heat and set aside. Boil the stock in a pot and slowly add the polenta while stirring constantly. Lower the heat and cook stirring the polenta with a wooden spoon until it’s cooked through. This will take about 30-40 minutes. (You can use instant polenta for this recipe to speed things up.) If it becomes too thick you can add more stock or water. You want the polenta to remain soft and a bit runny. Now add the parmesan, butter, rosemary, half the chopped parsley, salt and pepper to taste. Heat the broiler and while it’s heating turn the polenta into an oiled glass or ceramic oven dish. Put the thinly sliced cheese on top and slide under the broiler to melt the cheese. When the cheese is melted spoon the mushrooms over the polenta and return to the broiler to heat the mushrooms. Take out of the oven and garnish with the remaining chopped parsley. Buon Appetito!

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Salumi & Cheese, in Canggu! Salumeria is just that! Plates of cured, smoked and processed meats are the major attraction. In central Canggu, amongst the rice paddies this amazing little place is the best example, so far, of the growing sophistication of the Bali food scene. How many Salumerias are there in Sydney, Singapore, Jakarta? There may be an isolated one somewhere but I know of none! To find this one in Bali says it all. Geoff Lindsay is already well known in Bali [and Melbourne], as Chef and food conception at Saigon Street on Petitenget and owner/chef at Melbourne’s award-winning modern Vietnamese restaurant, Dandelion. At Salumeria he is doing something that he loves, just for ‘grown-up’ foodies, who like to live as he does.

fennel, pomegranate, mint, chilli and tangerine juice. This dish alone is worth the visit. Smoked Salmon is served with its own caviar [eggs] horseradish and nasturtium leaves. Together with the Carpaccio of Raw Beef, all are included in the monster Sampler Platter, perfect for two persons. Then we come to the star attractions at Salumeria Tanah Barak, the salumi and the cheeses. My most amazing discovery was that apart from one salumi, all the product was made in Indonesia, either Java or Bali. Product made by German, Italian and Swiss, who have come to Indonesia, bringing their skills with them. The way that many generations of their family had been producing the same at their originating village. I often found it difficult to recognize any difference, taste and texture wise, from the original. All the Salumi are aged and then sliced on a traditional hand cranked slicer to maintain the integrity of the salami and melt the delicate fats.

Salumeria is where you go for small interesting plates of antipasto, salumi and exotic cheeses to snack on whilst sipping an aperitif or cocktail BEFORE wandering off for dinner somewhere. Just a hint, do not order dessert with your dinner, come back here later and have an Italian one, or an amazing cheese platter with a coffee or maybe a digestif, or two?

The Hungarian style salami is made locally with coarsely ground salted pork meat, garlic is added, along with spices and is filled into a natural casing. ‘El Merkat’ Chorizo is a locally made Iberian style sausage made from a mix of pork and beef with lots of paprika. The Milano Salami is a traditional Italian sausage made from equal portion of minced beef, pork and fat, seasoned with garlic and pepper, moistened with white wine and dry cured. At Salumeria they age it for 3 months longer than the commercially available product.

Just want a snack? It may be a small plate of Boiled Eggs and Anchovies, Smoked Marlin, Duck Liver Pate, the great Italian Prosciutto e Melon or an unusual Spanish White Anchovies with pomegranate and capers.

The French pepper style salami uses prime selected pork and beef, naturally fermented and air dried for 5 months, covered in black pepper. ‘El Merkat’ Fuet Long Salami is a locally made Catalan thin, dry cured sausage of pork meat and pork intestine.

There is a small but exotic selection of sandwiches on the menu. All served on sourdough or rye, nice and crusty, the way bread should be! A veggie one with grilled eggplant, peppers and zucchini with rocket and tomato or that famous Reuben on Rye, corned beef, sauerkraut and pickles. The there is Smoked Turkey [with cranberry of course] .

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Or maybe a salad, so fresh and clean! Most of the dishes here are served with very Italian crusty bread, and olive oil for dipping! A salad of pea, mint and fresh ricotta is drizzled with lemon infused olive oil and served with an anchovy grissini. The Tomato and Basil is with white anchovies and pecorino pepato. Grilled Goat Cheese with rocket, dates, walnuts, walnut oil and vinaigre de Jerez. The Bocconcini comes with roasted peppers & basil on toasted sourdough. To sample the full range of options here you can begin with a plate of antipasti, a variety of grilled, pickled and/or roasted vegetables. Very Italian! Follow that with your choice of raw seafood and meats, cured, marinated or smoked. The fresh tuna is cured and then smoked, shaved thin and tossed with shaved

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Wanaprasta Lampuyang is a raw goat milk cheese, hand crafted in Ubud. The milk is from a special select herd of goats. It is skinned in cinnamon, tamarind and cacao ash. ‘Crottin De Chavigol’ is an aged goats milk cheese, with a very piquant taste. Originally from the Loire valley in France but this one is made in Jimbaran Bay. ‘Ibores’ is a Spanish style cheese made from goats milk, the rind is rubbed with smoked paprika and olive oil. The Red Planet Javae is a Leicester Cheddar style cheese, made in Malang East Java, with orange colour from natural

dyes. The Asiago Javae is also from Malang, it is made from pasteurized cow’s milk, ripened minimum of 3 months, and then a further 3 months at Salumeria. To top it all off, the coffee is great too! And they even sell Cuban cigars for that after dinner relax! What a find this place is….A culinary experience for grown-ups!

QUICK REVIEW Restaurant

: Salumeria Tanah Barak.

Address

: Jln. Tanah Barak 47, Canggu.

Telephone

: 3003.463.

Open

: Daily from 4.00 p.m.

Non-smoking Area

: Inside in air-con.

Smoking Area

: Front terrace.

Parking

: Street only.

Price

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

Credit Cards

: Visa, Mastercard.

Food

: Salumi & Cheese.

Wine

: Italian aperitif, wine.

Service

: Very knowledgeable.

Atmosphere

: Watching the world go by.

Overall

: Perfect, for grown-ups!

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

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A JOYOUS WALK!! How many times have you been sitting at the beach enjoying the view and a coffee or beer and someone said to you “do you live here?” Yes, you reply, “you are so lucky” they say. Lucky? More like blessed, to be living on the Island of Gods, among the Balinese people, steeped in culture, religion and family commitments! But life is not easy for all - with no free health care for many or education for all, many struggle to survive on a daily basis. Many people still live in remote villages, high up in the mountains, where accessibility to health care or education is almost non existent. Many yayasans (charitiesnon government funded) are now actively helping those in need in so many ways. Ways that put smiles on the faces of the local people. You too can feel the joy - laugh with them, play with the children. Yet providing that all important, health care or education. Yayasan Rumah Sehat is one such organization. It provides care to the remote villages of the Amed area on the east coast of Bali. “Healthy Days” are sponsored by them. These ‘”days” provide doctors/ specialists/ optometrists/ dentists/ women’s health care/ nurses/ midwives, even a pharmacy. Plus hygiene and environmental education and it is all dispensed free. Some of these villages have never seen a doctor or a teacher. Becoming involved is easy and is so e rewarding. What does re a 1/2 day three or four times a year equal? To ti me m it equals the joy and satisfaction of knowing s that we value and th respect the local people re and want to improve a their health which th ultimately makes them stronger and more able to live and

work on the land and in their homes. I know that all involved in Rumah Sehat from the doctors, the organizers and all the volunteers feel this same joy and satisfaction.You now may be asking yourself, where does the money come from to sponsor a project such as a “Healthy Day”? Although the care is given free, the medicines/ transport/water/food/ and some medical staff have to be paid for. Sponsorship can come from private individuals, other Yayasans; or Rotary clubs both here and overseas. Rotary Club Bali Ubud Sunset is one such ch club who is sponsoring several “Healthy days” this year. Rotary clubs often join together in sponsorship of many such projects. In June this year, Rotary y h club Bali Ubud Sunset joined with d Rotary Club Seminyak to fund n” two “John Fawcett Foundation” s village visits. John Fawcett has been providing free eye care to y the people of Bali for many many years now. They are based in ye Sanur , but with their mobile “eye nd clinic”, they travel the island ginable! reaching the remotest areas imaginable! Recently (June 13th), a bunch of us headed for Banjar Let - up the steepest mountain you can think of, rain pouring down, in parts the road was washed away and we were driving on gravel - but FINALLY, after a 45 minute drive north of Ubud, we reached our destination, all safe and sound, if not a little shaken up and wet!! The “clinic” was set up in the area designated for us by the Kepala Desa and Banjar. Their mobile van is fully equipped to perform cataract surgery on site. The John Fawcett Foundation team are all trained to perform eye tests/ cataract checks/glaucoma pressure tests/ prescribe medication and dispense glasses, as well as cataract surgery. Now we come to the “JOY” I keep mentioning! What do you think it must feel like, walking hours to reach the clinic aided by a family member because

We sat and watched in awe as the people came, were tested and walked out so happy! There was very sadly two drawbacks to the day - the very heavy rain prevented many from two of the villages from attending, the long walk to Banjar Let in the heavy rain and secondly a death in one of the villages meant many were attending the ceremonies; and as those of us living here know religion, culture and ceremonies comes before all..... However John Fawcett Foundation rescheduled “Free Eye Treatment” for the community which was held on the 29th of June at village Desa Semita and the initial sponsorship money provided for this the 2nd day. This visit included not only the two villages that had missed the first visit, but also, all the school children in the 3 villages. From being a volunteer with Rumah Sehat , I have also become actively involved with the Rotary Club Bali Ubud Sunset, a small, ve friendly, English speaking group, focusing on health, very hy hygiene, education and water projects. It was through the encouragement of members of both R Rumah Sehat and Rotary Club Bali Ubud Sunset friends th I looked into this club and soon joined them as another that en energized volunteer! We meet twice a month in Ubud , from 5. 5.30-7PM on Mondays, enjoying a meal together with the ac actual meeting from 6-7. Once a month we have a guest sp speaker - always very informative and entertaining, sp speaking for just 30 minutes! Want to find out more? What the year ahead projects are? ● Maybe you have an idea you would like to share? ● Now you “could” have the opportunity to see it materialize ● Click onto the following websites, any questions, contact details available: o http:/rotarybaliubudsunset.org/ o http://www.facebook.com.groups/129279773753349 ● ●

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35 BRAVECTO / NEXGARD MOST EFFECTIVE FOR TICKS Ticks are everywhere in Bali, and every Sunset Vet client will concur that it’s a constant battle to keep them off your dog. Not only are they unsightly, they can transmit life-threatening diseases such as Ehrlichiosis and Babesiosis. Previously the weapons we vets used against ticks was mainly Frontline or Revolution spot-ons but they need to be applied monthly and they merely reduce the number of ticks on your dog, not eliminate them completely. In recent years we have seen new drugs coming onto the market such as Bravecto and Nexguard, which are oral medicines that appear both more effective and longer lasting. These have been game changers in Bali as the tick problem is no longer seasonal but pretty much all year round. However these drugs have also caused controversy with some owners setting up Facebook groups to warn of potential adverse effects to these drugs.

However we believe that here in Bali, the risk to a dog from tick borne disease such as Babesiosis or Ehrlichiosis is many times greater than the risk of adverse effects from Bravecto. Sunset Vet has sold several hundred boxes of Bravecto to clients and not yet had a single adverse effect that we can attribute to the Bravecto. We have only had positive feedback that it is by far the most effective drug yet for keeping ticks off a dog. What is ‘Blood Parasite’? ‘Blood Parasite’ is an umbrella term frequently used in Indonesia to refer to a type of bacteria transmitted by ticks that colonize the red blood cells. The main culprits are the rikettsia, which include the species Ehrlichia and Anaplasma. Also transmitted by ticks are the bacterium Borrelia (causing Lyme disease) and the protozoan Babesia. The most common in Bali seem to be Ehrlichia and Anaplasma, which both cause anaemia, intermittent fever and loss of appetite. They can also interfere with normal coagulation and lead to nose bleeds.

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The drug inhibits antagonist chloride channels by binding to GABA and glutamate receptors in the nervous system of the ticks, but not in the nervous system of mammals. This leads to a spastic paralysis of the parasite. Bravecto is given to dogs as a palatable tablet for oral use and to cats as a topical spot-on. It is rapidly absorbed during oral administration and accumulates in the fat as well as in the liver, kidneys and muscles. Why is it expensive? Bravecto is an expensive drug because it provides 3 months of tick & flea protection in a single dose. Therefore the price of that dose should be compared to the price of 3 doses of Frontline/Revolution, as those are applied monthly. Furthermore it is an imported drug and this always increases the cost significantly. At Sunset Vet we try to reduce the cost to the dog owner by selling XL tablets for dogs of 40-56kg bodyweight and splitting them. Thus a typical Bali dog of 10-14kg can be dosed with a ¼ of an XL tablet. Internet Horror Stories At Sunset Vet we are well aware that there are some pet owners around the world that believe Bravecto or Nexgard is responsible for their dog getting sick or even dying. Facebook groups have been setup to warn pet owners and lobby Merck the manufacturer to take action.

Demodex is a small cigar shaped mite that lives in the hair follicles and causes them to fall out. The dog is usually itchy and develops alopecia, and in the longer term thickened pigmented skin. It thrives in dogs that are either genetically predisposed to it (pit bulls, pugs , bulldogs) or in dogs that have a poor diet or weak immune system. Any breed can be affected though and it is very common in Bali street dogs. Previously the treatment for demodex was always either daily oral ivermectin liquid for 6 weeks, or weekly amitraz washes. Neither of these were practical for treating stray dogs suffering with terrible demodectic mange, without hospitalising them for the duration of treatment at great expense. Although Bravecto was registered as an ‘anti-tick and flea drug’, it was noticed that a single dose also cured demodex. At Sunset Vet we started using it ‘off-label’ for the treatment of demodex and the results were spectacularly successful. Dogs that were completely bald started to regrow their fur after just a single dose. Dog rescuers could now give a single Bravecto dose to a stray with mange, and watch with immense satisfaction as the skin disease resolved and hair grew back within weeks. Should I be using Bravecto for tick control or can I just stick to Frontline/Revolution etc.?

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If you are satisfied with whatever you are currently using for tick control such as Frontline, Revolution or Advocate then by all means just keep going with that. However if those medicines are not providing adequate tick control and you feel you need something stronger then Bravecto or Nexgard are the next step. Please note though that these are very strong drugs that should only be given to healthy dogs. Sunset Vet offers veterinary services via their Kuta (24hr) and Ubud (8am-7pm) clinics. For further information or to make an appointment call them on 03619348915 (Kuta) or 0361975296 (Ubud), or visit www.sunsetvetbali.com or www.facebook.com/sunsetvetbali

Local News Kerobokan prison escapees still on run as Indonesian officials tackle overcrowding concerns A group of politicians in Jakarta has demanded a number of prisoners, including foreigners, be moved from Bali’s infamous Kerobokan prison to address overcrowding as police continue a hunt for two men who escaped in June. Members of a parliamentary law committee have toured the jail, declaring that prison officials must have been involved in the escape plot. Australian man Shaun Davidson and Malaysian inmate Tee Kok King are still on the run after escaping from the prison through a 15-metre long tunnel about three weeks ago. Two other men - Bulgarian Dimitar Nikolove Ilieve and Indian Sayed Mohammed Said - were recaptured in Dili, East Timor. Committee head and Democrat party member Benny Harman told the ABC the escape tunnel had clearly been used to traffic drugs in and out of the prison. “There’s a network between members of a drug ring inside this prison and other places,” Mr. Harman said. “The hole is big and long, it could not be finished in two weeks, it would take months - it’s weird if the prison officers didn’t know about it.” The committee members have demanded that a number of prisoners be transferred to other facilities across Indonesia, and expressed shock that there were about 1,300 male inmates in Kerobokan, a facility that was built to hold 300. But few of the more than 470 jails across Indonesia have room for additional inmates. All are unfunded and overcrowded, with estimates more than 80,000 drug convicts are incarcerated across the country. Bali’s police chief, General Petrus Golose, told reporters when Australian escapee Davidson is caught, he could be sent to Nusakambagan. Davidson only had three months to serve of his one-year sentence for passport fraud, but is facing drug charges in Perth. Social media taunts in his name, claiming he is in locations around the world, have angered police. “We will transfer them to Nusakambangan so they can experience the discipline there together with the terrorism convicts,” Inspector General Golose said. He said a reconstruction of the escape would be held soon and a new suspect in the case would then be named. [ABC News July 7, 2017] Police investigate death of Chinese woman on Toekad Rafting trip Balipost.com reports that on Sunday, July 9. 2017, only one day after a Chinese female tourist, Wang Yumei, died in a rafting accident on the Ayung River near Ubud, the operator - Toekad Rafting remains open and is operating normally. Bali Post reports that despite poor weather, the flow of rafting passengers coming to Toekad Rafting remained strong, predominated by Indian and Chinese travelers. Balipost.com quotes Wayan Punayasa and Kadek Karyasa who both work as river guides at Toekad Rafting that on the day at around 1:30 pm they were bringing a group of 13 tourists in two river rafts. The first raft carried 6 passengers led by Wayan Purnayasa, while the second raft was led by Kadek Karyasa carried 7 passengers. 10 minutes into the journey at the first set of rapids, the raft led by Purnayasa, capsized sending the guide and six passengers into the rushing waters. Purnayasa managed to bring 5 of his six passengers to the safety of the riverbank. However, the Chinese woman, Wang Yumani, went missing for a period before her lifeless body was found downstream. When reporters from Bali Post attempted to ask questions in connection with the accident that cost the Chinese woman’s life, all staff refused to comment, reportedly even attempting to eject the reporters from their Kedewatan office. Staff said their supervisors has instructed them to prevent unauthorized photography. Another employee, Budi, complained that reporters were sitting in chairs at the reception intended for guest’s use. Budi also assured the press that every guest taking a rafting trip was insured. The company’s website states that rafting participants are insured to a value of US$50,000. Police who are investigating the incident are interviewing the tourists who were on the trip, the victim’s family, and the company’s employees to determine if criminal negligence played any part in the woman’s death. Police are reported to be focusing on whether the company had standard operating procedures (SOP) and if operating during a period of heavy rain violated the SOP or accepted safety standards. A conviction of criminal negligence could result in 5 years imprisonment. [www.balidiscovery.com July 9, 2017] Baby boy born in Batik Air 23 minutes before landing in Bali A passenger of Batik Air gave birth aboard the plane during a flight from Jakarta to Denpasar, Bali on Saturday (8/7). Ngurah Rai International airport spokesperson Arie Ahsanurrohim said that the passenger had been evacuated to the nearest hospital from the airport.The passenger named Nurul Samiah (28) delivered a baby boy around 23 minutes before landing in Bali. She delivered the baby safely and received assistance from cabin crew and other passengers who are familiar with medical care. The crew later informed the incident to air traffic control in Ngurah Rai airport to prepare an ambulance. After the plane landed in Bali at around 09.05 in the morning (WITA), the medic staff of Ngurah Rai airport later evacuated Nurul and her baby using an ambulance to Kasih Ibu Kedonganan Hospital in Badung Regency, Bali, to receive further medical care. [Antara July 11, 2017] American Paul Hoffman receives 20-month prison sentence American expatriate Paul Anthony Hoffman (57) has been declared guilty by a Denpasar Court of committing a series of armed robberies at convenience stores in Kuta and sentenced to 20 months in prison. The sentence handed down by the Court on Wednesday, July 5, 2017. State Prosecutors has requested a 2.5-year sentence for the robberies that took place in February 2017 that resulted in Hoffman’s arrest on February 16, 2017. It is not clear if Hoffman, who is married to an Indonesian woman and has an infant child, will be allowed to stay in Indonesia or be deported and blacklisted at the end of his prison sentence. [www.balidiscovery. com July 9, 2017] Leading Bali newspaper labels Jalan Poppies II in Kuta as unsafe after dark Balipost.com reports that Jalan Poppies II in Kuta has become a high-crime area each night after dark. The crime situation has become so acute, says The Bali Post, that local residents have now dubbed the area after a famous war zone as “Jalur Gaza” or the “Gaza Stip.” The report alleges that almost every evening the screams of tourists who are the victims of snatch thieves or muggings are heard. One taxi driver, Komang Uban, said he has often seen pickpocketing and muggings taking place that are targeted on foreign tourists. Many tourists who are the targets of such crimes are attacked as they return from local nightspots to their accommodation address on Jalan Poppies II. Uban described how criminal posing as motorbike jockeys offer transportation to tourists, luring them to a quieter location where they are preyed upon by a group of thieves laying in wait. Uban said the frequency of such attacks has prompted local residents to call Jalan Poppies II the “Jalur Gaza.” The thieves will attack any unsuspecting tourist, regardless of sex or age, with even underage children falling victim to muggings. Robert Rahardja, another local resident of Jalan Poppies II in Kuta, confirmed the large amount of criminal activities taking place on Jalan Poppies II, claiming the thieves are both practiced and well-organized. Those who try to resist the muggers are generally beaten into submission by the criminals, said Rahardja. Rahardja complained that there appear to be little efforts by the police to bring the thieves to justice nor are there any sign of routine patrols of the area being undertaken by the police. [www.balidiscovery.com July 9, 2017]

Flores military cadet murdered in Jimbaran Denpasar Police has rounded up six suspects over the murder of a 20-year-old military cadet in Bali. “We have arrested six suspects,” Denpasar Police Criminal Investigation Unit Commissioner Aris Purwanto confirmed to Tribun Bali on Monday. The main suspect of the six is just 16 years old and is believed to be the child of DPRD regional councilman, national media is reporting. The suspected murder weapon, a curved knife with a black handle, was taken from suspects at the scene, police say. Prada Yanuar Setiawan from Manggarai, Flores was beaten and stabbed to death early on Sunday morning in Jimbaran on the Jl. Ngurah Rai By Pass, directly in front of Taman Griya. Setiawan had been driving with a friend around 5am on Sunday when they were allegedly ambushed then beaten by a teenage motorcycle gang. While the cadet’s friend Johari, was reportedly injured in the face with a broken jaw, Yanuar’s wounds were fatal, with an injury to the right ear and deep stab wounds to his chest. Johari, also from Manggarai, is in intensive care at Denpasar’s Sanglah Hospital. It is not yet known whether or not he will undergo surgery. Setiawan had been set to become commissioned into the Indonesian national military in just a week’s time, on July 17. Police say they are continuing to investigate the case. [Coconuts Bali July 10, 2017] Muslim leader calls for a worldwide boycott of Starbucks A prominent Muslim leader has called for a boycott of international coffee brand Starbucks because its support for gay marriage is ‘not in line’ with Islamic law. Anwar Abbas, the leader of Muhammadiyah, a 30 millionstrong group in Indonesia, said Starbucks’ pro-gay stance threatened the ‘religious and cultured’ core of the Southeast Asian nation. ‘If Starbucks only does business, then fine. But don’t bring ideology here,’ Abbas told Reuters on Saturday. Abbas also called on the Indonesian government to revoke Starbucks’ operating license. Asked why he took a stand against Starbucks, Abbas said he was prompted to speak out after company senior executive Howard Schultz made a pro-LGBT comment. When a Starbucks shareholder complained in 2013 that the company had lost customers because of its support for gay marriage, Schultz said Starbucks embraced diversity and ‘not every decision is an economic decision’. [Daily Mail July 2, 2017] Bali Airport Air Security officers arrested for stealing passenger’s credit card Two employees at Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport have been arrested, accused of stealing a traveler’s credit card and putting Rp 68 million worth of charges on it. “The incident happened on June 21, 2017 at Ngurah Rai Airport,” Denpasar Police Superintendent Nyoman Artana told Detik on Thursday. It all apparently started when the traveler got off an AirAsia flight from Jakarta and went straight to his hotel in Bali, leaving his wallet in the plane seat. Realizing he had forgotten his wallet, the passenger went back to the airport to collect his wallet-but failed to notice his card from bank BCA was missing. But not too long after, the unfortunate traveler got news that his credit card balance was up. Way up. “The victim suffered losses of Rp 68,702,080,” says Artana. The card had allegedly been taken by two AirAsia Aviation Security officers. The officers did return the man’s wallet to lost and found, but not before pulling out the credit card and contacting a recidivist fraudster friend to get the card and use it for “shopping charges” of Rp 15 million, Rp 14.5 million, and Rp 14 million, which actually just went into the accounts of the perpetrators, according to police. The card was additionally used for some real-life shopping transactions. First to buy Rp 500k worth of gasoline, then for three televisions, and finally, for some clothing from Levi’s and Nike. After the card hit its limit, the perpetrators allegedly threw it away. The three men (the two AirAsia AVSEC officers and their fraudster friend) have been arrested and are facing charges under Article 363 of the Criminal Code, which carries a minimum of seven years in prison. [Coconuts Bali July 6, 2017] Bali Police arrest two more street gang members caught coercing protection money in Dalung area of Kuta Bali Police continue to crack down on protection rackets and extortion schemes purportedly operated in Bali under the auspices and protection or “People’s Organizations” (Ormas). The most recent action by Bali Police has saw two men arrested as police also seized a sum of money, membership cards in a leafing Ormas, and two weapons. As reported by NusaBali, Hengky Widjaja, the spokesman for the Bali Police, explained that police had received reports of an Ormas member extorting payment from businesses in the Dalung area of South Bali. Responding to reports from the public, police saw a man fitting the description provided enter the Conato Bakery on Wednesday, July 5, 2017. Police arrested a man, identified with the initials IGS, in front of the Bakery. At the time of arrest, police found Rp. 150,000 in the man’s possession that he admitted he had just coerced as a protection payment from the Bakery. Following further interrogation by the police, IGS identified and an accomplice, identified with the initials AS. A short time later, police arrested AS. Preliminary investigations by the police resulted in a confession by the two men that they were collecting money from 15 small restaurants and stores in the Dalung area of South Bali, reaping between Rp. 50,0000 and Rp. 250,000 on each visit. In a month, the men would collect Rp. 1.7 million. The men told police they had been collecting protection money in the area for the past three years. If shop owners refused to pay, the businesses were threatened and terrorized. The two gang members told police that of the Rp. 1.7 million collected each month, Rp. 1 million would be paid to the Ormas and the remainder used to purchase alcohol. After the arrest, police raided the Ormas guard post where they found a further Rp. 350,000, invoices for local businesses and two swords. [www.balidiscovery.com July 9, 2017]

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Metric as a Premium Cabinetry System manufacturer strive to create comfortable and attractive interiors for your home by integrating premium design and the best quality material that best suit with your modern lifestyle. Phone (0361) 282 862. [067] For Sale; Teak buffet, 180cmX50cmX90cm (LxWxH), 4 rattan doors, 1 shelf, natural colour and waxed. Very good condition. Bought for 4.2million. Selling for 2.6million. Negotiable. Photo available on request by phone or email. Contact 0819 9934 4118 / WhatsApp. Seminyak. [046] For Sale; BCD Scubapro Axiom size XS 1 year used. 5 millions. Please contact me 085 96905 1455. Mail (ritamccabral@gmail.com). Karangasem. [047] For Sale; 7” tablet computer, “chuweii” android 4.4, 3 mp camera, 1.8gh processor, fast and bright screen for gaming. Internet ready. Charger, headphones, case. rp850,000 or make offer. 0812 4674 9838, (anandkuteer@gmail.com) in Ubud. [058]

Jl. Raya Basangkasa No. 88 Seminyak, Kuta, Bali Tel. +62(361) 7951275 / 736098 +62 851 0095 1275 Fax. +62(361) 736098 NEW OPENING: Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 75 Seminyak Center C/G/I-17 August 16

ARC Anti-aging Beauty Clinics offer Sygmalift. A high performance nonsurgical skin lifting. This non-invasive&completely pain-free treatment uses combination focal&flux ultrasounds and cold laser therapy to effectively lift and remodel the face and body. Free cosmetic consultation: www.arcclinics.com Tel:+62 361 75 4645. [066] For Sale; Surfboard BIC longboard Nat Young 9ft 4inch 3.9 juta ph: 0812 3823 0678. Jimbaran. [037] For Sale; Powerbank 5600mah 100.000rp. 0819 3300 1547. Sanur. [038] For Sale; External battery charger for extra battery for Samsung Galaxy s5 original 200.000rp. 0819 3300 1547. Sanur. [039]

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For Sale:

Engraving Laser Machine CO2 Yuemin YMRF 70 • Engraving / marking All supports except metal (wood, paper, leather, cloth, Plexiglas, epoxy, acrylic, ...) • Very high accuracy • Very fast • In very good condition.

Best price, non negotiable :

12000 USD.

Can be checked / tested in Jogjakarta. Contact: 081 9999 63 652 Olivier: senkenken.info@yahoo.com NC/BS/U-19 July 17

Looking to buy used children’s playground equipment such as playhouse, slide, climbing set, etc for my children. Equipment should be good quality and made from plastic. Reasonably priced would be appreciated. Please call 0857 3807 9654. Kerobokan. [040] For Sale; BBQ Beefeater Bugg. Lpg. Has trolley and roasting lid with guage. Full cover also. Used once only. 2.75 juta. 0822 2590 0900 or (pjcaj@outlook.com). Nusa Dua. [041] For Sale; Logitech Ultra-Flat USB keyboard dark shine. Black colour. Model: Y-BP62a. P/N: 867604immaculate, new, mint condition. Basically, never used. Leaving Bali. Rectangular: Length: 40cm, width: 15cm, height: 2cm. Photos available. 150,000rp. Kerobokan. 0812 3880 5775. [042]

For further information, please contact us at: AZURBALI Office & Showroom (by appointment only) Jalan Pekandelan 21A, Banjar Dukuh Sari Kerobokan, Kuta Utara, Badung, Bali 80361 Indonesia T. +62 812 311 4826 info@azurbali.com | www.azurbali.com C/Ho/G-29 March 17

For Sale; Electronic – Shop Closing: 1 set CCTV + monitor + 4 camera Rp 6.000.000. 1 set finger print Rp 700.000. 1 tlp-faxfotocopy machine Panasonic KX/FP 342 Rp 300.000. 1 Stavolt Matsumoto 5000N Rp 2.000.000 (value 8Mrp). 1 Brother typing machine Rp 200.000. Contact 0361 733219 or (store@lingemimpimanis.com) for the pic. [044] For Sale; Bauer filter cartridge No. 80100, new, original wrapped, expired date 12, 2017. Rupiah 700’000.- each. + Tikki Contact: (kurt@capepaperu. com). [045]

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Wanted; Used iPhone 6 series, 64GB with charger in good working order, no scratches or damage to screen. Contact Chris on 0812 3946 2484, Canggu Area. [049]

Jl. TEUKU UMAR BARAT 371 DENPASAR Tel: 0822 3717 5378 Email : naiajewelry@yahoo.com C/G/I-21 June 17

Employment Bali Krisna Service Since 1999 Bali Krisna Service CV, has been the number one and most trusted domestic employee agency in Bali, specialising in housemaids, babysitters and nannies. We can provide domestic placement for • Babysitters • Housekeeping • Gardeners • Cooks • Cleaners • Security • And more English and Indonesian speaking, permanent or temporary, live in and out are available.

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A seafood laboratory in Bali is urgently seeking for Laboratory General Manager Responsibilities: ● Responsible for the operability of all lab environments ● Lead and/or participate in cross-functional teams to resolve complex lab issues ● Maintains compliance procedures and tracks metrics to demonstrate quality achievement. The role also includes managing all quality records ● Maintain knowledge of legal and ethical management issues and practices ● Demonstrated skill in project management issues and practices Required Skills and Experience ● A bachelor’s degree of Chemistry or equivalent experience ● At least 5 years’ professional experience directly related laboratory operations ● Experience in seafood industry is preferable ● Expertise with measuring staff competence and using test equipment ● Excellent verbal and writing skills, as well as the ability to work on a team. Organizational and time management skills ● Interpersonal and communication skills. Proven problem-solving and risk assessment skills ● Ability to collaborate with individuals at all levels of the organization. Demonstrated ability to effectively lead and direct personnel with diverse skills Updated CV with recent photo and application letter should be sent to: Rina.Soewarli@anovafoodusa.com Closing date for application is 31st of July 2017 (Only short-listed candidates will be notified) NC/Es/19 July 17

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Sales Consultant Wanted in Bali. Initially 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). [608] Wanted. Indonesian Restaurant Manager. Minimum 5 years international experience. Natural leader. Fluent English. Highly motivated. Target orientated. Qualified candidates only. Email us now: (ops@goodfood brotherhood.com). [677] Looking for English speaking driver. Please contact 081 2384 2527. [686] Indonesian experienced reservationist required, male/female, high salary for high skill/speed. CV e-mail to: (enny@adamjyota. com). [003] Looking for an experience Senior Butler & Villa Supervisor with English (spoken & written ). Please send your update resume and recent photo to : (agung@escapehaven. com). [006] The Jungle Trader Canggu. Require: SPG. Retail exp 3y. Excellent Eng. Good salary base on exp, BPJS, insentive. Send CV + recent photo to: (hrmthejungletraderbali@ gmail.com). [008] Seeking experienced Sales Marketing and Receptionist in real estate - property industry, speak English, computer skill. Send CV: (erni@anniedeanproperties. com). [009]

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RESPONSIBILITY • Build and execute social media strategy through competitive research, platform determination, benchmarking, messaging and audience identification • Generate, edit, publish and share daily content (original text, images, or video) that builds meaningful connections and encourages community members to take action • Optimize company pages within each platform to increase the visibility of company’s social content • Moderate all user-generated content in line with the moderation policy for each community • Continuously improve by capturing and analyzing the appropriate social data/metrics, insights and best practices, and then acting on the information • Collaborate with other departments (design, sales etc) to manage reputation, identify key players and coordinate actions • Collaborate with social media channels players to boost Sales • Track, analyze, and report key performance indicators (KPIs) across social media channels. REQUIREMENTS • Fluency in English • Bachelor’s degree, preferably in communications or social media • Proven working experience in social media marketing or as a digital media specialist • Excellent consulting, writing, editing (photo/video/text), presentation and communication skills • Demonstrable social networking experience and social analytics tools knowledge • Able to build a social platform from its early stages • Able to regularly measure and evaluate communications using Google Analytics • Knowledge of online marketing and good understanding of major marketing channels • Positive attitude, detail and customer oriented with good multitasking and organizational ability We are looking forward to receiving your convincing application via dayu.sadwati@bonofactum.com NC/Es/19 July 17

Valet / Security Man Strong & happy person required for valet parking and greeting guests at new luxury health clinic in Bali. Good driving skills, good English and positive attitude required. Start as soon as possible. Very good wages. Email to: (hrm@edenclinics. com). (www.edenlifecentres. com). [010] Happy and attractive spa therapist required for beautiful luxury clinic in Bali. Must be expert at facials. Excellent English skills. Good presentation. Start as soon as possible. Very good wages. Please email CV and photographs to: (hrm@ edenclinics.com). [011] Drifter Surf Shop and Restaurant at Bingin, Uluwatu, looking for Sous Chef, Cook, Waiter and Stocker. Send CV to: (hrdstore@yahoo.co.id). [012] Administrative Assistant Female-Native English Speaker-Computer LiterateKITAS. CV (baliexpatwork@ gmail.com). [013] Staff-wanted. Baha-BahaVillas, West-Sumbawa-Yoyo’s Beach female Massage/ cleaner bar service-serviceWaitress maintenancetransport. Sean 0812 3805 2900. [014]

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We urgently seek for talented & energetic individual to join for the following positions:

F & B SPECIALIST Requirement: • Candidate should possess at least a Diploma in Food & Beverage or equivalent • Posses 4-5 yrs related experience in Gourmet Supermarket or F&B related to Gourmet Foods • Sound knowledge in Gourmet Food Products, Ready to Eat, Cheeses & Delicatessen and related costing / administration works • Sound knowledge in Bakery & Pastry products will be an added advantage • Familiar with HSE, Hygiene & Sanitation • Pleasant personality, motivated, team player and willing to work with minimum supervision • Expatriates are strongly encouraged to apply Please send your resume to: Recruitment PT Sentral Retailindo Dewata Jl. Kediri No. 36A Tuban Kuta Bali Indonesia 80361 Phone: +62 361 759 112 Ext 282 Mobile: 0878 8483 8829 (direct line) E-mail: hrd1.pepito@rcoid.com NC/Es/19 July 17

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Looking for Sales and Telemarketing, excellent English speakers. 0821 4563 9299. [017] Teacher wanted for homeschool in Dawas. Good English, confident and willing to learn. Send CV to (ariyo739@gmail.com). [018] Looking for: Driver, Assistant IT Manager, Web Development Team, Graphic Designer, Marketing. Send CV to: (hr@indolinen.com). [022] AquaMarine Diving (Seminyak). Dive Travel Consultant (Native English Speaker). You: Hardworking. Competent typist. Bali-resident. Like dogs. Required: Leadership skills, Proactive & Self-motivated. Preferred: Dive/Tourism background & Microsoft Exp 5.5days/wk, 8hrs/day, 1yr+, NOT Working Holiday, KITAS. CV, expected salary & available start date: (HRD@AquaMarine Diving.com). No Skype interviews. [020]

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

TEACHERS/STAFFS REQUIRED

We are seeking qualified teachers for the following posiƟons. From June 2017 • PRINCIPAL for PRIMARY (National Curriculum) • 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 • Tax / Admin Staﬀ Applicants must hold minimum a bachelor degree in the relevant subject, be over 25 years old for teacher posiƟon, and have at least five years experience. Especially for Principal posiƟon, Female, must have master degree and five year experiences as principal at good established school. Interested candidates should send a cover leƩer specifying the post they are applying, complete cv with two professional references, a recent photograph and copies of degrees/qualificaƟons.

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39 LOOKING FOR WORK (Cari Kerja)

Senior European Hotel GM, energetic, strong, skilled, 10 years SE-Asia, avail. for new executive assignment: (europeanhotelgm@gmail. com). [247] Female expat (26) experienced Business Travel Consultant seeking employment in Horeca or Travel and Recreation industry. Dutch (native), English and Indonesian speaking. Available in consultation. Email to (nadine_kraakman@ hotmail.com). [004] Experienced villa manager! Contact: 0821 4492 4907 / (ari_spt@yahoo.com). [005] Female experienced chef, kitchen staff at villa. Indonesian, Western cuisine. Call 0878 6244 8589. [015] Architect looking for job: (architecture, interiors, 3D, IMB, construction). 0896 2221 7954. [019] Dedicated architectural design since 1977. (tropicalaesthetics@yahoo. com.sg). Call 0852 7012 1734. [021] Local freelance designer who loves illustration, colours and good attention to details. 10 years of national and global brand experiences. Australian Graphic Design Degree. Email (gita. suryono@gmail.com) or Whatsapp +62 878 8813 8378. Professional portfolio references upon requests. Just call or text to begin our acquaintance. [007]

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Tax Company/Personal & Accounting Services, 081 999 116 552 / (idaak45@ gmail.com). [505]

Architect Consultant. 0822 4797 9743. [362]

Patent & Trademark Service. 0812 3037 3133. (bali.patent.web.id). [381] Professional: Taxes, Accounting, MYOB (df. myob@gmail.com) 0857 3874 3932. [671] Private Piano for children include theory, Solfege during holiday. (music. childhood@gmail.com). [383] Sourcing and buying agent. Call +62 813 3872 0684 / e-mail: (tomi.sarwo@yahoo. co.id). [002] Free meditation session Tibetan Buddhism lineage. July August. Place: Jl. Gunung Lumut Indah I no. 6. Contact (balihealingmusic@ gmail.com). [003] Arrange your trip and tour around Bali. Reasonable price. Call 0813 3855 1818 / (www.sewatransportdibali. com). [011]

Interior Design & Renovation. House, Boutique, Restaurant, Villa. 0821 4487 1065. [369] Contractor. General contracting, construction, design-build service (md. nurdianta@gmail.com) / 0812 2237 3180. [001]

MASSAGE Traditional massage by Balinese female. 0812 3800 0589. [016]

WEB SERVICES Web-Designer. Design and develop your website with reasonable price but quality result, including hosting or domain name. Call 0813 3855 1818. Visit the website: (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). [557]

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Real Estate UBUD

OTHERS

CANGGU

Ubud – land 18.5 Are. Location Tegallalang. Leasehold 44

Charming and successful 45 seater restaurant over contract 5 -15 years in central Lovina. Wonderful location. Fantastic opportunity for anyone looking for an extra income in Bali. Price on application. For more information please contact Stephanie Satriawan: (stephanie. satriawan@yahoo.co.uk). [1464]

Beautiful house in located in Canggu/Echo Beach, rent/ sale 10-15 years no agents please. Contact 0812-94100961. [1173]

years. Large & easy access. Topography, certificate, aspek and soil study: ok. Ready to build. Partial or complete sale. Contact: +62 813 3705 4555. [1447] Ubud Desa Keliki (close to jungle fish). Land size: 7,82

Limasan for sale. Big pillar 20cm. Size 10 X 14 meter. Plus mataerial many door etc. Canggu. Call: 0812 3684 9927. [1536]

are. Leasehold: 24 years (+extension 20 years). Stunning

SEMINYAK

ricefield surroundings. Topography, certificate, aspek &

Great location land downtown Seminyak 3 min from beach. 2,4 or 6 are, 25 or 45 years lease hold. 20 millions per are only (USD 1500). (nicolaspurorge@gmail.com) or +62 878 8185 0350 Urgent. [1530]

Villa for sale 3,8 are. Beautiful joglo style. Big livingroom. Swimming pool 7X4 meter. 2 bedroom and bathroom. Kitchen, garage. Guest toilet and shower outside. 10 minute to Batu Bolong. Direct owner: 0812 3684 9927. No agent. [1537]

Petitenget Villa 6-12 month rental. Quiet location, walk to beach, shops, restaurants. 2 bedrooms/bathrooms, study/ office/3rd bedroom, open living, modern kitchen, pool, garden, fully furnished. Rp190mil/year. 0812 3816 2367 or (kiwi4bali@gmail.com). [1532]

2 bedroom villa for rent, fully furnished with enclosed living room, set on 150 sqm, ask only IDR 150 million per year, for more information please visit (www. balicoconutliving.com) or please contact +62 819 3303 1707. [1540]

soil study: ok. Ready to build. Contact: +62 813 3705 4555. [1448] Land: 4 are. Freehold. Katik Langtang. Incrediable views of volcanos and rice fields. 1km from Ubud centre. Access bike road. 260 million per are. Contact Indra: 0813 3956 0680 or Jen: (jryan@ggs.vic.edu.au). [1533]

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FREEHOLD EXCLUSIVE VILLA FOR SALE

Beautiful views on rice terraces in 761 sqm in Sakah near Ubud. 2BD, 3BATH, pool with teakwood deck, stainless steel kitchen appliances, office with option for 3rd bedroom and bathroom.

v@verenamartin.com www.verenamartin.com Cell +62 812 38673520 / +62 812 3994827

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For the old reasons. Direct sale from the owner. Exclusive villa with 2 resorts on 44.4 are Freehold. The project located in Keramas, Saba Bay around 300 meter near the beach, on the hill with looking over the Sea Lembongan and Nusa Penida.Maximal 4km to Bali Safari Park, Keramas Surf Place, Dolphin Cafe, Go Cart, Aero and Keramas Park. KM 2 new International Hospital Kasih Ibu.

VILLA 1. Villa with upper floor, 2 rooms with bath, shower, toilet, AC. Ca. 150m2, patio with kitchen, front of swimming pool Ca. 2.5x12m. Pool with fish and spring water and small bridge, 1 pool fish with spring, great gazebo, garden bungalow 72m2 fully furnished. Small office house with warehouse, staff house, tropical garden, dog cage, parking place, all funished, private street with security post, all together 22are.

RESORT 1: 3 Bungalows Ca. 30m2 with toilet, showers, AC, veranda. 2 bungalows, 1 bungalow ca. 40m2 with toilet, showers, AC, big veranda, open dining room with kitchen, warehouse, small swimming pool, big fountain with fish pool, basement, staff house, all furnished, ca. 7 are freehold.

8 bungalow ca. 30m2 with shower and toilet, AC, veranda, fully furnished, swimming pool with shower, fish pool, fountain, bridge, 2 gazebo in the garden, open dining room with kitchen, warehouse, living room plus TV, separate toilet and shower in garden, basement 80mw with bar and sport activity, staff house, parking place 4 cars, areal 15.4 are. Prices Land Rp. 350.000.000 per Are inclusive pool, fountain, fish pool, gazebo, dining room, outside shower, toilet, staff house, parking place. Exclusive villa with garden bungalows, small office and warehouse, 72m2 fully furnished, Rp. 1.500.000.000. Fully furnished bungalows, resorts 1 and 2, each Rp. 225.000.000

TOTAL ALL : Rp. 19.340.000.000 (can sell separately)

Please contact : Mr. Eddy Sudarno mobile +62 81 326 321 901 E-mail: eddy_bali2005@yahoo.com

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41 DENPASAR

HOUSE FOR SALE Bukit Ungasan

House for sale/rent 30yrs.Price Rp.2,5Billion. 30mnt to Kerobokan, Canggu. Jl.CargoTaman III Blok A/1, Ubung Kaja-Denpasar. Near supermarket, waterpark, Gandhi/ Highscope school. Land 155M2, Building 206M2, 2storeys, 5Bedrooms, 4Bathrooms, swimmingpool, garage, phoneline, 4400W. Phone: 0812 4677 7519. (indonesia. insurance@gmail.com). [1535]

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

LOMBOK Beach club for sale. Mangsit, near Sengiggi. Fully operational and licensed. 55 meters beachfront. Built up 840m2. Restaurant 90 seats. Beachclub 106 seats. 2 years left on current lease + 5 years @ Rp 20 million / month. Further extensions to be negotiated with owner. US$ 300k including all buildings, furniture, fixtures and equipment. (hwerdeling@gmail.com). [1519]

KEROBOKAN

NEGARA Good investment opportunity. Land for sale in Negara area (west Bali). More than 10 are available in front of the beach or close to the city. Starting price Rp. 60 million/are. Road access. Please call/SMS 081 2368 6123 (Indonesian) or 081 2389 5551 (English speaking). [9663]

Furnished Villa In Petitenget. 2 large bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, swimming pool, garden, views close to everything. Rent August 2017 to Mid june 2018 Rp. 110 Millon, sale Rp. 5.2 Billion. (yourbalivacationvilla.com). (sbattelle@ gmail.com). 081 2465 6475, 081 1399 9183. [1534] 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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SANUR 3 bedroom furnished apartment at beachfront Hotel Alit Beach Bungalow 2 bathrooms very large lounge dining kitchen area swimming pools tennis court Japanese restaurant lift access US$13,500/year or make offer for remaining 2 1/2 year contract. SMS 0858 2903 8688. [1523]

Exceptional. Situated between Seminyak and Canggu. Well maintained home/villa. Land 650m2. Entrance courtyard, 3 Bedroom, 3 Bathroom, large kitchen & living. Quality furnishings. landscaped gardens, pool, bale, fishpond, garage, maids room. Excellent access road. Private and secure walled compound. Overlooks ricepaddy. Leasehold 19 years (extendable). $US225,000. (robynbax@gmail.com). 0878 6168 3834, +614 8840 0058. [1538]

JIMBARAN Villa for lease. Executive fully furnished. 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, Sat TV Internet tower/pool, beautiful gardens. 8 minutes from airport. Earning 17% to 19% per year. $128,000 AUD. (medewi.bali@gmail.com) or 0812 3823 0678. [1485]

Scape condotel available 2nd August, close to beach, security, pool, one bedroom, living room, kitchen, office, 2 toilets, furnished, cable TV, DVD, Wifi. 80 million per year, monthly (inclusive) 7.5 million. Call Juwita 0813 3988 0835 / (rbf46_98@yahoo.com). [1305]

Villa for lease. Executive fully furnished. 4 bedroom 4 bathroom 2 pools. Second floor has studio apartment self contained with pool. Email for photos (stevedockit@gmail. com). Ph: 0812 3823 0678. [1486]

Studio apts, spacious near KFC, short or long term, furnished, kitchen AC, H/W, Wi-Fi, pool, wkly service, parking, Rp 4,250k plus elec. (+62 813 5355 6582). [1358]

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

Build Your Own! Nice leasehold land, 23 years + extension. 3 Are in tranquil Villa Area at Jl. Sekuta. Perfect location for your Villa/Appartements. Price 5.5 mil/are/year. Call/WA 0813 3902 7987. [1529] NC/Re/P-19 July 17

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42 NUSA LEMBONGAN Beachside land for 15 year lease. 13.2 are. $97,500 AUD. Email for video walkover and photos (medewi.bali@gmail. com). Ph 0812 3823 0678. [1487]

BUKIT

NEW PRIVATE VILLA FOR SALE IN SANUR

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

House for sale brand new in Perum Bayuh near Dreamland, Ungasan, Bukit, 2 bedrooms with ensuites, open plan living, exposed beams ceiling 15 ft high, front verandah/entertainment area, storage room/laundry, pool, off street parking, land 200sqm, building 120sqm, elect 5500, sell for AU$165.000 or 1,65 billionRp (nego). Photos & details email: (kazol.lubis@gmail.com) or WhatsApp: +6281 878 7171 or +614 2869 1023. [1528] 13 Are Hak Milik (Freehold) land, 1km inland between Padang-Padang and Uluwatu. Market valuation 220 million per are. Priced at 180 million for quick sale. Call 081 239 000 239. [1531] Land for lease in main street of Bali cliff, size 56 are, price Rp. 8 mill/are/year. Strategic location, close to Pandawa Beach, GWK & Uluwatu. Contact 0815 4712 4626 or 0812 381 5292. [1532]

C/Re/I-29 March 17

House for sale. Land 150m2, building 55m2. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, empty space available. Small garden. garage, open kitchen. Urgent sale. Call 0813 3855 1818. [9664]

A brand new luxury double story 4 bedrooms mansion, 1 minute from Oberoi street, with rooftop basketball, fully furnished custom made interior. Price at $55k per year.

Email : info@pwisecapital.com or call Ketut on 081916197310 for private viewing.

Land for sale 23.75 are in Bukit Ungasan. Ocean view and Banyan tree resorts. Road access and surrounding by villas complex. Water and electricity access. Price Rp. 300 million/are (nego). Call 0821 4446 1266. [9663] 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, living room, kitchen. Furnished or unfurnished. Garage, 2200W electricity. Rp. 800 million (nego). Text 081 2381 5292. [9664] For Sale by owner: 2 adjoining lots 181m2 and 214m2 Great location near Uluwatu Temple, 5 minutes to PadangPadang beach. 30 minutes to Airport. Easy access to electricity and water. Buy one or both lots. Rp485 million/100m2. Negotiable. Email: (togian_islandsylvie@ yahoo.com). [1539] NC/Re/P-19 July 17

NC/RE/U-19 July 17

Real Estate Bali

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

Luxury Contemporary style Villa in Pererenan - 35 years + option

Luxury Villa Convenient to Seminyak vi

• This plush spacious private villa, located within easy distance of the fashionable restaurants of Seminyak or stroll to the beach. • Spacious 3 Bedrooms private villa on 400sqm, intimately furnished by world class designers Cempaka Interiors. • A stunning 8m x 3m swimming pool with magnificent open living and dining area for relaxation and entertainment. Land Area : 400m2

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

• Hideaway Villa is exquisitely designed with a unique architectural concept that cascades down through lush landscaped terraces. • Every villa showcases a panoramic vista. Experience the timeless impression of vast open space and tropical greenery, as every moment at Hideaways Villas draws you closer to nature. These villas offer one of the best ROI available.

• A beautiful contemporary style 2 storey Villa is built on 1,200 Sqm land , located in the village of Pererenan, Only 2 Kilometers from the beach in a quiet residential area surrounded by other quality villas. • Living and Dining Room space with open kitchen,guest toilet and multimedia room are located at the ground level. All the 4 Bedrooms are located at the second floor. • A Spacious master Bedroom with walk-in wardrobe, three guest bedrooms with Bathrooms, and a mezzazine open floor, which can function as a terrace to enjoy the sunset or converted into a office or a gym.

Land Area : 126 m2 Price : 2,600,000,000 IDR Build Area : 103 m2 Ownership : Freehold Contact: Denny 0896 7827 1969 / e. denny@eldersbali.com

Build Area : 262 m2 Price : 12,504,000,000 IDR Land Area : 1200 m2 Ownership : Leasehold 35 Years + Options Contact : Christina 0857 3734 0002/e. christina@eldersbali.com

Blue chip Villa Investment - Uluwatu

2,600,000,000 IDR

$259,000 Au

$196,000 US

12,504,000,000 IDR

$1,239,000 Au

$940,000 US

Genuine western style family home

• Here is an opportunity to have a genuine family home, designed and built by an expat with big swimming pool,2 large master bedrooms with ensuites, 2 other bedroom rooms,open plan kitchen/dining area, fully enclosed lounge room,fully furnished. • All the fixtures and fittings are of a high standard and a well equipped western style kitchen,car park and a nice neighborhood.Built with double brick construction which is almost unheard of in Bali you have the benefit of extra insulation, no internal dampness even during the wet season and almost zero maintenance, the original internal paint looks as good today as it did when it was first done. Build Area : 400 m2 Price : 5,500,000,000 IDR Land Area : 430 m2 Ownership : Freehold Contact : Ruth 087 761 741 669 /e. ruth@eldersbali.com

5,500,000,000 IDR

$538,000 Au

$413,000 US

Villa Sari Dewi - Seminyak - Oberoi

Beautiful villa in Nusa Dua

• This Villa is tucked away at the end of a cul-de-sac within an exclusive residential enclave behind the Oberoi Hotel, Kudeta, It’s only a five minute stroll to the beach , walking distance to eat street Laksmana. • Recently Renovated. • Has 3 Bedroom and 3 Bathroom

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

Build Area : 250 m2 Price : 1,513,000,000 IDR Land Size : 250 m2 Ownership : Leasehold until 2028 Contact : yuli 082 237 778 54 / yuli@eldersbali.com

Land size : 400 sqm Build Size : 1100 sqm Price : 18,000,000,000 IDR Title : Freehold Contact : Dhonie 0812 3851 857 / dhonie@eldersbali.com

1,513,000,000 IDR

$150,000Au

$114,000US

18,000,000,000 IDR

$1,832,500 Au

$1,355,300 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-19 July 17

SEMINYAK - 1520

Â&#x2021; Brand neZ 3 bedroom colonial style Yilla in the heart of 6eminyaN Â&#x2021; Ultra spacious open plan liYinJ spaces openinJ out to pool Jarden Â&#x2021; Offered fully furnished decorated, ready to be liYed in Â&#x2021; *reat location , short ZalN to trendy eateries, bars the beach Land Area Build Area

400 sqm 250 sqm

3rice IDR 4,680,000,000 OZnership Leasehold 24 yrs e[t

BERAWA - 928

Â&#x2021; FiYe spacious bedrooms all Zith desiJner ensuite bathrooms Â&#x2021; 6tunninJ sunset YieZs from the upstairs balconies/ bedrooms Â&#x2021; 400 metres to the beach, close to trendy cafes, and schools Â&#x2021; LarJe multi storey Yilla in a priYate secure beachside area Land Area Build Area

500 sqm 274 sqm

Â&#x2021; 6tunninJ combination of beautiful antique MoJlos and modern interiors Â&#x2021; 6et in huJe Jardens Zith laZns, Ã&#x20AC;oZers, mature trees and stunninJ YieZs Â&#x2021; LarJe open liYinJ area, Zestern Nitchen and spacious ensuite bedrooms Â&#x2021; A lu[ury Yilla Zith lonJ lease, Jreat price and a truly stunninJ location Land Area Build Area

2,300 sqm 360 sqm

3rice IDR 5,800,000,000 OZnership Leasehold 24 yrs e[t

LAND PETITENGET - 873 UMALAS - 1337 BERAWA - 1427 PERERENAN - 988 PERERENAN - 1367 BERABAN - 931 SANUR - 1292 UBUD - 1349 KLUNGKUNG - 1093 AMED - 1070 LEMBONGAN - 1369

Â&#x2021; 7Zo storey rental Yilla in amazinJ location in centre of 6eminyaN Â&#x2021; LiJht, spacious NinJ sized bedrooms all Zith ensuite bathrooms Â&#x2021; Open plan liYinJ area Zith breaNfast bar, Nitchen and dininJ area Â&#x2021; AmazinJ rental Yilla Zith, licenses hiJh returns and future booNinJs Land Area Build Area

300 sqm 222 sqm

BERAWA - 1081

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

Â&#x2021; DeliJhtful neZly built architect desiJned beachside residence Â&#x2021; BriJht airy open plan liYinJ spaces openinJ out to pool decN Â&#x2021; ([tremely Zell presented, functional desiJn, ma[imizinJ space Â&#x2021; 6uperior property in terms of desiJn, Â¿nishes, dpcor and location

3rice IDR 7,500,000,000 OZnership Freehold

UBUD - 1468

SEMINYAK - 1533

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 Only 400m to the beach, 600 sqm, leasehold 25 years, zoned for holiday rental, IDR 10,000,000/are/year Freehold, 1, 00 sqm (1 are), rice Â¿eld YieZs zoned residential, IDR 400,000,000/are 500 sqm riceÂ¿eld YieZs, freehold, Jood access, Serfect for Yilla. IDR 520,000,000/are 6tXnninJ cliffront Slot freehold 7,500 sqm best price IDR 170,000,000/are %eachside, 1,680 sqm (16.8 are), lonJ lease 46 years, 5 mins ZalN to the beach, IDR 10,000,000/are/year Rare leasehold plot in UbXd, stXnninJ plot close to central Ubud. 1,500 sqm only IDR 3,700,000/are %eachfront, 14.5 are, Zide frontaJe, paYed access, surf breaN nearby, IDR 375,000,000/are Beachfront, freehold, 3,890 sqm (38.9 are), direct access to main road, IDR 160,000,000/are 9,456 sqm of stunninJ beachfront land, can also be split into 4 plots. Well priced, IDR 550,000,000/are

Land Area Build Area

200 sqm 260 sqm

3rice IDR 5,820,000,000 OZnership Freehold

UMALAS - 1532

Â&#x2021; Beautiful sinJle storey neZly renoYated riYerside Yilla in Umulas Â&#x2021; 6pacious ensuite bedrooms, larJe closed liYinJ / dininJ area Â&#x2021; LarJe pool Zith tZo patios, laZn and lush tropical Jardens Â&#x2021; 3eaceful location Must minutes to cafes and 6eminyaN centre Land Area Build Area

565 sqm 164 sqm

SANUR - 1501

3rice IDR 3,800,000,000 OZnership Leasehold 20 yrs e[t

Â&#x2021; *reat 1 bedroom unit in the heart of 6anur, short ZalN to the beach Â&#x2021; 0anaJed comple[ of 16 units, common pool, sun decN reception Â&#x2021; Fle[ibility of use primary residence, holiday home or rental property Â&#x2021; UnbelieYably Zell priced, Jreat entry leYel unit, best 6anur location Land Area Build Area

75 sqm 90 sqm

3rice IDR 1,225,000,000 OZnership Leasehold 30 yrs

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Price Title Bedroom Bathroom Lot Size House Size Furniture Inventory Location

RV-2197

: IDR 5,374,000,000 : Leasehold :3 :4 : 502,17 sqm : 272 sqm : Furnished : Seminyak

BEAUTIFUL BALINESE STYLE VILLA

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RV-2098

: IDR 4,900,000,000 : Freehold :6 :4 : 660 sqm : 480 sqm : Furnished : Canggu

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RV-2216 : IDR 4,679,000,000 : Leasehold :3 :3 : 300 sqm : Yes : Furnished : Seminyak

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This is a gorgeous modern villa located in a great location and charming neighborhood of Seminyak. The villa comprises of 3 ensuite bedrooms, a separate guest toilet, a fully equipped kitchen which open into a spacious dining and living area boasting a large 13Ã&#x2014;3 meters swimming pool. The master bedroom is located on the second floor, featuring a cozy glass wardrobe with separate dresser for the lady and small office for the gentleman, seating area and a large bathroom with double wash basin, shower and bathtub. The second bedroom is also located on the second floor while the third one is on the first floor with direct access to the kids pool. The villa is perfect to be a home and at the same time also become a great investment. The occupancy of this villa could get over 80% approx.

Price : IDR 6,500,000,000 | Location : Kerobokan

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Price Title Bedroom Bathroom Lot Size House Size Furniture Inventory Location

RV-2067

: IDR 3,462,000,000 : Leasehold :3 :3 : 330 sqm : 230 sqm : Furnished : Bukit

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RV-2130 : IDR 2,874,000,000 : Leasehold :2 :1 : 1150 sqm : 150 sqm : Furnished : Sanur