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Dangerous Liaisons This 18th century French novel, by Choderlos de Laclos, is all about a decadent aristocrat who makes a wager with one of her lovers that he cannot seduce a highly desirable but virtuous woman. The story first appeared on the screen in 1988. Director Stephen Frears’ ‘Dangerous Liaisons’ was extremely successful, and it was to create definitive roles for Glenn Close and John Malkovich. In 1999, the story was to be revamped in director Roger Kumble’s ‘Cruel Intentions’. In this movie the plot was transferred to modern-day New York, and all of the high jinks were carried out by a pack of wealthy teenagers. Now, Laclos’ steamy story continues its screen journey, and it finds itself situated in Shanghai in the 1930s. If you have enjoyed either of this movie’s two predecessors, then you will love this sumptuous new Chinese production. The plot has been faithfully followed, though; some of the circumstances have been altered to fit its new location. This is a very lavish interpretation, brilliantly directed by Jin Ho-Hur, and beautifully portrayed by Ziyi Zhang, Jang Dong-Gun, and Cecilia Cheung.

little chance of winning, he can still pocket the $10.000 runner-up’s prize. This surprisingly good comedy comes from director Frank Coraci, and, it stars Kevin James, who is also surprisingly good as the wannabe fighter. A lot of the movie’s charm is to be found in some real-life Mixed Martial Arts fighters, who make guest appearances, and give the show much of its humor.

Life of Pi After a slow beginning, in which a lot of philosophizing about various religions takes place, this movie finally gets underway with the capsizing of a freighter in a violent storm. A zookeeper and his family were onboard this ship, as they were re-locating their animals from India to Canada. A young man called Pi, the son of the zookeeper, survives this shipwreck, and he finds himself adrift on the Pacific Ocean in a lifeboat. With Pi, for company, are a zebra, a hyena, an orangutan, and a 450-pound Bengal tiger. Ang Lee’s screen version of Yann Martel’s best-selling novel becomes an impressive piece of film-making, while it explores the human need to fight for survival.

Virginia A mentally-disturbed woman fakes a pregnancy, and claims that she had an affair with a small-town sheriff, who is now running in a big Senate election.

Amour One morning, as an elderly pair of retired music teachers are having their breakfast, the wife suffers a mild stroke. Then, after unsuccessful heart surgery in hospital the wife is left partially paralyzed. On her return home, her husband is left with the daunting task of looking after her. Jean-Louis Trintignant was a very handsome and popular leading man during the French ‘New Wave’ cinema period. Now, at the ripe old age of 83, he gives a fantastic performance as the caring husband. Not to be outdone, veteran French stage star Emmanuelle Riva gives an equally impressive performance as the immobilized wife. French director Michael Haneke makes a very moving film which confronts the issues of human dignity and care and love in old age, while he also delicately raises questions concerning euthanasia.

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The Dark Knight Rises Enough time has now passed, since the Denver massacre, which has given this movie a certain amount of notoriety, to be able to assess it for what it is. To be honest, this latest ‘Batman’ movie, by Christopher Nolan, is a bitter disappointment. At 2 hours and 45 minutes its length is not warranted by the script, which is very convoluted and protracted. Okay, occasionally the tedium is relieved by some excellent action sequences, but, this is not enough to maintain interest. However, the real fault with the movie is that it takes itself deadly seriously, and shows none of the sense of humor or spirit of adventure which was to be readily found in the earlier ‘Batman’ movies.

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A Late Quartet When the leader of a classical string quartet discovers that he is suffering from the onset of Parkinson’s disease, he must announce his impending retirement. This leads to the emergence of many rivalries and jealousies long dormant in the group, as they try to resolve their immediate future. Director Yaron Zilberman creates a very interesting movie while investigating the artistic ego and temperament. The four musicians are well-played by Philip Seymour Hoffman, Christopher Walken, Catherine Keener, and Mark Ivanir. Robot & Frank Set in the future, a retired cat-burglar is living alone in the country, and he starts to exhibit signs of dementia. His son, who lives far away, gives his father a robot to take care of him. However, to keep his mind active, the cat-burglar teaches the robot the tricks of the trade, and they set about robbing the home of their wealthy neighbor. Jake Schreier directs this light-hearted and delightful comedy, while, stage and screen star Frank Langella, at the age of 73, gives a superb performance in what is basically a one-man-show. Here Comes the Boom Money cut-backs at an American high school threaten the future of its music department. A teacher decides to raise the funds to keep the program going, by entering a Mixed Martial Arts fighting competition. Although he has very

Amour An elderly husband has the daunting task of looking after his paralyzed wife. Django Unchained Two bounty hunters try to rescue a woman enslaved by a plantation owner. Hyde Park on Hudson President Roosevelt invites the English King and Queen to a weekend break. A Late Quartet The leader of a string quartet finds he is suffering from Parkinson’s disease. Robot & Frank A retired cat-burglar is living alone, and starts to exhibit signs of dementia. Here Comes the Boom A teacher tries to raise the necessary funds to keep a music program going.

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Rhino Biss at Bali Safari and Marine Park. How does it feel to have an amorous, fully grown rhino climb onto your back with just one thing on his mind? A quiet whisper in the ear of Hima, the female rhinoceros at Bali Safari and Marine Park, evokes little more than a grin. Mating seems the most natural thing in the world, until it comes to the mighty rhinos living in captivity, when a little encouragement is required. The future of Bali Safari and Marine Park’s population of two white African rhinos, affectionately named Hima and Nelson was given a much-needed boost recently with the arrival of three eminent German specialists in the field of rhino and elephant fertilization. With a little human intervention and much needed encouragement however, it seems that Nelson has finally hit the sweet spot and now it is simply a matter of time to see whether Hima can look forward to the sound of little hooves. “ Rhinos are the only animals that learn how to mate by example. The only other mammals that do this are humans. The team of German vets who visited us, has been able to inseminate our female with sperm taken from the male, using equipment they have pioneered, and we also pulled out all the stops to encourage them to mate naturally,” explains Tim Husband, Head Curator at the park in Gianyar. German veterinarians Drs Thomas Hildebrandt, Robert Hermes and Frank Goeritz, are the world’s leading specialists in the field of pachyderm reproduction. When it comes to these thick-skinned mammals, weighing in at over a ton, the mating game is serious business. “ This is the first time this team have visited Indonesia and the success of the trial has serious ramifications for the indigenous population of rhinos that is currently at risk. For now we are focusing on our own population and we are happy to say, we’ve made excellent progress,” explained a relieved Mr. Tony Sumampau, Director Taman Safari Indonesia. The pachyderm population of the Park includes its elephants and the team of specialist vets examined all the elephants to check their reproductive health, some “plumbing” problems were diagnosed and fixed, a number were discovered to be pregnant and sperm was collected for future insemination. All around a very successful visit declares Tim. “ Each animal has a distinct set of genitals, none are the same. These guys have pioneered the field of rhino and elephant insemination and their expertise goes beyond simple sperm collection.” Breeding programs within zoos and parks are essential to the research and development of the species and the health of a zoo’s animal population. The knowledge gained can then be useful to wild animal populations in certain circumstances. The chance of extinction when humans are a contributing factor, is one case when animal welfare groups feel intervention is justified. “To also be able to increase wildlife numbers through the knowledge we have gained will be advantageous for all conservation breeding programs” says Mr. Tony Sumampau, Director Taman Safari Indonesia. In the meantime, as Nelson and Hima head blissfully into the bushes, the staff at Bali Safari and Marine Park are breathing a sigh of relief that love is in the air and all is right with the pachyderms. C/Ns/I-09 Jan 13

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STARS WITH VIBHUTI HOROSCOPE FEBRUARY 20 - MARCH 06, 2013

The Sun has just entered Pisces to start this fortnight and Venus follows along on the 26th and that makes our stellium of 6 planets in Pisces up until mid-March along with Mercury retrograde that starts on the 23rd. Saturn also has just turned retrograde and will sextile Pluto again in early March. Jupiter is playing havoc with the Pisces Planets as they transit the 8 degree mark and with Chiron at that degree for a few weeks, it is in constant communication with this very inquisitive Jupiter in Gemini. The mind is seeking spiritual truths as the stellium is challenging it to grow through understanding. This is the time to expand your views, your mind and your beliefs. Question all that you’ve previously believed possible and allow new potentials to open to you now. So much of our existence is being lived through the instincts and intuition. Pluto in Capricorn is working hard to re-establish form as Saturn continues to dig up the past. Remember all this Pisces energy is very nebulous and lacking in 3D form, so Pluto’s assistance here is appreciated. Uranus in Aries is working with Jupiter in Gemini in it’s eccentric and radical way to instigate the movement towards the new and the different and encourages authenticity and spontaneity. Whatever methods you have to stay grounded in the uncertain currents of this time are highly recommended as you navigate the flow. Emotions run high and very close to the surface for everyone and compassion and empathy abundant. FULL MOON 7 Virgo 24 February 26, 2013 4:27 a.m.

ARIES Mars in Pisces spends a lot of time with Mercury this fortnight. There’s the potential for a lot of communication around sexuality, although lies and deception are always tempting, as the lower octave of Pisces is avoidance. You may get started on something only to find that you run out of steam half way through. Conversely you may find yourself attracted to another and yet are unable to get down to the business at hand. Confusion rules as you try to push forward with your plans now. Many things will need to be reassessed over the coming weeks so no need to let yourself get too distressed with the current situation.

LIBRA Venus is about to enter Pisces and join all those other planets already there. As she joins Neptune she brings great love to your life. This could be a renewal in your current relationship or it could mean a new addition to the family or a new lover. This is the time for otherworldly love. Let your heart strings be plucked and take little notice of your mental dialogue unless it is being used for discernment. Follow your heart and your gut instincts, your intuition and flow with the spaciousness it is creating around you. If the borders dim a little for a moment let this be o.k. as you merge ever more deeply with the Beloved.

TAURUS Venus joins the other planets in Pisces at the end of February and promptly joins Neptune and then Chiron by fortnights end. Neptune conjoined Venus brings sweet, soft, gentle, kind and starry eyed romance. You may find yourself getting lost for hours on end in the embrace of the Beloved. If you don’t have too many practical details to attend to, then this could be a lovely little interlude. Love affairs will be deeply emotional and mind that this doesn’t create a bog in your life. A bit of a pun here, although water and earth combined can and do make mud. Your intuition is extremely heightened now.

SCORPIO As Saturn sextiles Pluto, your ruler, at the beginning of March, it brings a feeling of solidity and further verification to your own hunches. All will continue to be revealed as we pass through transformative times. You are unafraid of change and are in fact so ready for all that these times have to offer humanity. The nodal axis is prompting a redirection for many and if this is you, then begin making the changes that will pull you into the future with grace and ease. The other option is to go at it all like a bull at a proverbial gate. There is a lot of determination behind your actions, yet you along with everyone else, are having their rough edges smoothed.

GEMINI Did you notice the shift when Jupiter in your sign went direct again a couple of weeks ago? As Mercury turns retrograde in Pisces and challenges your Gemini Planets there could be lots of confusion and mixed messages. “I thought you said, in fact I could have sworn you did…”, could be a common refrain during this time. Your mind will be racing away with new ideas while the emotional body strives to keep up. The pace of these ideas will be substantially increased as we pass through this very nebulous part of the galaxy. A great time for visualization and writing of any sort, but particularly poetry. CANCER Full moon is in Virgo and asking for some discipline, scheduling and exercise to be implemented. Your health regime could be up for modification during this time and most definitely your spiritual practises will be highlighted with all the Planets in Pisces trining your Cancer ones. This is a particularly watery time and offers you a space for retreat if that is what you are called to do now. Have patience with yourself as you navigate these waters and find your way through the mists of time. In fact, time and space itself may well alter during these watery adventures. Saturn, the Lord of Time itself is in watery Scorpio. LEO As the Sun moves into Pisces she is supported by 5 other heavenly bodies and as such brings a great deal of flavour to your life. If you are feeling like a chameleon let it not surprise you. Your heart turns to matters of Love and the Divine, or we could say love of the Divine. You could well meet someone now who sweeps you off your feet or you could enter into a sublimely romantic relationship. Feelings run deep in everyone and there is very little fire in the heavens apart from that Uranus in Aries, but thank goodness we have its spontaneity working for us. Jupiter in Gemini also brings the gift of the gab to you and yours. VIRGO Mercury retraces its steps back to Chiron and almost to Neptune. A little more healing coming your way and another round of inspiration to follow. Life is about to change direction for you and a little more patience is required as you pass through the healing chambers. Pisces is your polar opposite sign and with that the stellium will challenge your Virgo planets. Pisces is calling you to retreat, meditation, creative visualization and all things of a divine and spiritual nature. Full Moon is in your sign and brings it’s grace and blessings as it opposes Sun and Chiron. This is the healing chamber that I’ve mentioned.

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SAGITTARIUS Jupiter in Gemini with it’s challenge to the Pisces Planets is getting to the core of your belief structure. As you learn new subjects so much is revealing itself to you and on so many levels. No stranger to the broadening of mental horizons, this could prove to be a very beneficial time in your spiritual growth process. Let the challenges stretch you into growth and evolution. This takes some time and Pluto and Saturn both are marking this for you and the rest of us. There are no quick solutions, although miracles are more than possible. Let the wind blow through your heart and clear the cobwebs of the past and its conditioning.

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CAPRICORN Saturn in Scorpio meeting Pluto, the Lord of Karma, to bring a powerful surge of energy your way at the beginning of March. This is a great to time to clear out some more of the clutter. To release more of the past, to address old issues and to heal wounds at a deep and lasting level. The Pisces energy is healing your heart and holding you in a deep embrace of Love. Let the waters run over you and even take the time to cleanse and purify in or with water. In fact, Pisces is the holy water, the spiritual elixir that heals the soul of its karmic wounds. This is such a deep cleansing and clearing taking place. Meditation is emphasized. AQUARIUS Uranus is sextile to Jupiter in Gemini and still promoting great leaps forward in the quantum field. You have an amazing ability to manifest at this time as luck is on your side with regard to any daring new ventures you may have in mind. Do the mental visioning and then take action immediatley upon them. The flow is amazingly simple when we are in harmony with our higher visioning through our Divine natures. Accessing this is easy as you take the solitude and silence required to tune into your higher will and intuit the new direction. Be ever vigilant for modifications as you go through this process.

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TOKO BUKU Reviews of English language books on Indonesia

The Making of Ubud by Richard Mann One hundred years ago Ubud was just a sleepy palace, a market and some temples totally surrounded by rice fields dotted with single story farmhouses. It wasn’t much different at the start of the 1970s when this small country village began the transformation that would turn it into a major tourism destination. It’s obvious that the author has a soft spot for Ubud, having written the illustrated guide Ubud & Beyond and The Palaces of Bali which lavishes praise on Ubud as a center for arts and crafts, the venue for a world-famous literary festival, a mecca for eco and cultural tours and for the study and practice of yoga and holistic living. With much of his life spent in Asia, Richard Mann has penned a total of 87 books about Indonesia over a period of 26 years. His latest The Making of Ubud is one of the few books that concern itself with Ubud’s cultural history. The only other available published work dedicated exclusively to the history, art and culture of Ubud is Ubud is a Mood (Bali Purnati 2004), which is curiously absent from the “Select Bibliography” in the back. The author pays particular attention to the development of the tourist industry, which was assiduously promoted by Dutch colonizers with the arrival of KPM steamships in northern Bali’s port of Buleleng in the 1920s. In the course of his research he has uncovered a number of obscure and intriguing facts: # After the Dutch invasion, many of Bali’s palaces withdrew their sponsorship of the arts. Artists then began to draw and carve subjects in non-traditional ways that had more appeal to tourists such as myths, folklore and secular scenes from everyday life.

episode of bloody intercommunal clashes in the mid-1960s is dismissed with one sentence. But we read in great detail of the multifaceted Dutch artist W.O.J. Nieuwenkamp who was captivated by the beauty of Bali and became active as a painter, draftsman, sculptor, etcher and lithographer and whose renderings were to play a key role in the popularization of Bali. Nieuwenkamp encouraged and worked with the German doctor Gregor Krause who took 4000 black & white photographs of Bali, published in a book in 1920. Complete chapters are devoted to the life and background of artists Walter Spies, Arie Smit and Rudolph Bonnet.

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To show how tourism has become so intertwined into the lifeblood of the community, the author gives the example of one man, Ketut Marma, whose family members have dedicated themselves since the early 1970s to take full advantage of the tourist influx. Though basically farmers, the family eventually became full-blown and successful entrepreneurs by building homestays, art galleries, shops selling clothes, souvenirs and food.

# One of the main incentives for Tjokorda Gede Raka Sukawati to accept paying guests at his Ubud palace was to generate additional income. After the global economic collapse in 1929, incomes fell and the Dutch instituted money-based taxation. Bali’s traditional barter system was not enough to pay the increased land taxes.

The book’s rarely published black & white photos, from the 1920s to the 1970s, are selected to supplement the text. It’s too bad that they’re printed on poor-quality newsprint and are of marginal legibility. Still, the images give an idea of the breathtaking innocence of Bali in those very early days of discovery.

# The film Legong, the Dance of the Virgins (1935) was the last feature film shot using the two-color Technicolor process and one of the last silent films from the silent era.

The explosion of growth in today’s Ubud and the town’s critically inadequate infrastructure has given the author pause. In an email interview, Richard Mann told me that Ubud is on a knife-edge. Yet he holds out hope. “If Ubud can it re-invent itself, tidy itself up and stop the rice field destruction, the town has a bright future.”

Ubud being Bali’s art center, the overwhelming emphasis in the book is on culture and art, mostly painting. Short shrift is given to political history. The whole Communist-era

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Also included are sympathetic portraits of Ketut Suardana and his wife Janet de Neefe, founders of the 11-year-old Ubud Writer’s & Reader’s Festival; Kadek Gunarta and his American wife Meghan Pappenheim, restaurateurs and founders of the Bali Spirit Festival; Balinese royal family member Tjokorda Raka Kerthyasa, head of Ubud’s Traditional Community (Bendesa); tourism pioneer Murni who created Ubud’s first stand-alone tourist restaurant; the extraordinary story of how adventure sport entrepreneur Nigel Mason rescued a dozen Asian elephants from the Sumatra jungles – all major players in Ubud’s vibrant economy and culture today.

# The rise of Sanur between and after the world wars helped Ubud because as Sanur grew tourists were ferried to Ubud for day trips, often stopping at the craft villages of Celuk, Batuan and Mas on the way.

# The district of Tegallalang, which owes its existence entirely to tourism, is the world’s largest handicraft center. Starting in Ubud’s northeast corner (north of Peliatan), this single street of workshops stretches unbroken for more than 15 kilometers.

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Passionate art collectors Agung Rai and Suteja Neka, whose museums house thousands of consummate art works, are also given ample treatment, as is the founding and establishment of Puri Lukisan, obscure films made about Bali, descriptions of the “Sanur Style,” “Pengosekan Style,” and the “Batuan Style” of painting as well as what kinds of paintings tourists buy now and an explanation of why Japanese shoppers are the biggest supporters of abstract Balinese art.

Tourists tips include where to find art galleries showing the transition from traditional to modern drawing and painting (ARMA), the location of old Dutch iron wooden bridges (one is next to Murni’s Warung), which classic novels can be bought at local bookstores (A Tale from Bali, A House in Bali, etc.) and where to find old photos of travelers from the 1970s (on the wall of Tjanderi’s restaurant).

# Random oddities like Dutch Army defector Hans Snel opening Ubud’s first bar in 1950, the first pushbike didn’t appear on Ubud’s dusty lanes until 1969 and the first motorcycle not until 1975. In those days there was no public transportation, lighting was by kerosene lamps and there weren’t even radios.

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The Making of Ubud: Bali’s Art, Culture and Heritage Village by Richard Mann, Gateway Books International 2013, ISBN 978-602-8630-13-9, paperback, 164 pages, bibliography. Available for Rp150,000 at Periplus, Ganesha, and at the Neka, ARMA and Puri Lukisan museums. For any publishers interested in having one of their books considered for review in Toko Buku, please contact: dariskm@gmail.com Copyright © 2013 You can read all past articles of Toko Buku at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz C/Ns/G-18 April 12

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Sailing Wanitas - Rose de Freycinet in Timor in 1818 “I am agitated by a thousand fears.” Rose de Freycinet in a letter to her mother in 1817. Rose de Freycinet (b1794 - d1832) was a remarkable and brave French woman who in 1817, at 22 years old, snuck on board the French corvette Uranie to join her somewhat older husband, Captain Louis de Freycinet (b1779 to d1841) on a three year circumnavigation of scientific discovery. She chopped off her hair, dressed as a man and hid on board until the Uranie departed the port of Toulon. This caused a huge controversy in France because at the time it was considered an illegal and slightly immoral plan. One woman on board a French Navy corvette and with all those sailors, mmmm. The head of the Navy freaked out that his orders had been disobeyed, Rose’s mother dropped it and fled to a nunnery but King Louis XVIII said that it was not a big deal and was slightly amused because he felt that such an example of conjugal devotion was “unlikely to infect many wives.” But if you read her journal and comments in the media of the time Rose was truly motivated by a devout love for her husband. Foremost in her mind was the experience of Ann Flinders, wife of the celebrated navigator Mathew Flinders who endured a nine year wait for her husband’s return some years previous. In fact Louis met Flinders in a lonely bay off the coast of South Australia (now called Encounter Bay) in April 1802 when he was part of the famous Baudin expedition of 1800 to 1803. Rose wrote about the pain and hurt she may have caused and also her anxieties of going to sea. “I am agitated by a thousand fears.” Rose wrote in a goodbye letter to her mother in 1817.

Rose in Timor - 12 September 1818 The Uranie sailed from T o u l o n France on 17 September 1817 and after some contrary winds arrived at Gibraltar on 11 October. Next stop was Teneriffe arriving on 22 October. By this time and being far from Europe Rose revealed her deception to the whole ship and with the help of heavy contingent of armed soldiers to protect her started seriously writing down her observations in her diary. Her husband Louis was charged with the more important stuff of taking magnetic measurements, lat and long calculations and collecting plants and animals for museums. Rose admitted that she did not understand any of this but acknowledged its importance. After Tenerife was the long haul to Rio de Janeiro (December 1817) then Cape of Good Hope (March/April 1818) before crossing the Indian Ocean and ending up at Shark Bay (September 1818). On 9 October 1818 Rose arrived at Kupang Timor. She noted that even then there was fascination of westerners with the local women. Many Portuguese officers married Timorese women. Rose said, “These wives are all

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daughters of Rajas so their complexions are somewhat swarthy.” She continued in this uncharitable vein when she commented on the wives clothing. She said that they, “doubtless assuming that their costume would appear to us far from ravishing these ladies told us that they had sent large orders to Macao for fashionable goods and that these were waited from moment to moment.” After Kupang Rose sailed to Dili where the residence of the Governor of the Portuguese colony lived. At Dili the Governor put on a resplendent welcome for Rose with umbrellas held by servants to protect her from the sun, soldiers in full uniforms and knee high leather boots and a delicate operation to get her off the dinghy without getting her long dress wet or to ruffle the exquisite feathers in her hair. Of course one of the gentleman soldiers held her hand as she navigated the barge board. Louis loved to arrive in these exotic ports with the young and beautiful Rose on his arm. She according to some brightened up the tedious voyage of the Uranie with her bright and infectious charm. After Dili the Uranie sailed onto Rawak New Guinea and in January 1819 headed north out of Indonesian waters. Rose spent four months in present day Indonesian waters and her diary provides a fascinating insight into this part of the world in second decade of 19 century.

Rose arrives Home in France By the time Rose got back to France in 1820 the controversy had blown over and she had indeed become a bit of a celebrity. Her husband got busted for wrecking the Uranie in the Falkland Islands on the homeward leg but the issue of Rose sneaking on board got buried and nobody got into trouble. Her diary, which actually was in the form of daily letters to a dear friend in France, remained out of the public eye until 1927 when French researcher Charles Dupblomb published the letters as a Journal. Lady Marnie Bassett published a book in English in 1962 based on the Journal of 1927. However, a complete English translation did not surface until 1996 some 170 years later when a Women of Courage was published.

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Rose stayed faithful to her husband during the three year voyage although a few of the romantics on board fell in love with her, notably the bohemian artist Jacques Argo. Rose had a few landmarks named after her. Rose Atoll in American Samoa was a gift from her husband. In his official report Louis records that, “I named Rose Island, from the name of someone who is extremely dear to me.” Also Rose Point near Shark Bay Western Australian was named after her. Louis got cholera in 1832 and was nursed back to health by Rose who was sick herself. She gradually got worse and died on May 7 1832 at 38 years old. Louis lived another 9 years and died at the age of 62 in August 1841 still grieving for his beloved wife. Happy Sailing! Further Info: Marc Serge Riviere, A Woman of Courage The Journal of Rose de Freycinet on Her Voyage around the World 1817 – 1820. (Published in 1996) Lady Marnie Bassett, Realms and Islands: The World Voyage of Rose de Freycinet in the Corvette Uranie 1817 – 1820. (Published 1962) Stuart Sayers, The Age: newspaper April 28 1962 Page 18.

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The Vanishing Vanilla Spice harvesting in Bali By Skye Laphroaig

The ageless scent of vanilla is sweet and breezy with undertones of depth and mystery, making vanilla essence a popular ingredient in cooking and for beauty therapy treatments. Vanilla is available in many different forms on the island, from actual vanilla pods to the extracted vanilla oil, which means anyone can enjoy the complexities of the delicious scent. The warm and welcoming aroma brings back childhood memories and is used in aromatherapy to relax the mind. Vanilla plants were brought into Indonesia by the Dutch and planted in Bogor Botanical Gardens until eventually they spread throughout the archipelago. When cultivated and drained using the correct technique, vanilla fruit produced from Indonesian crops is considered the finest quality in the world. With its rich, fertile land and moderate rainfall, vanilla grows well at an altitude of between 500 and 1000 meters above sea level. Although vanilla is still highly valued for its flavour, vanilla farms across Bali only cover 806 hectares of land, with an annual production of just 30 tons. Many local farmers no longer grow the spice because its price has declined considerably on international markets. MEXICAN ORIGINS Vanilla is a flavouring derived from orchids of the genus Vanilla, which is native to Mexico. The word vanilla is taken from the Spanish word “vainilla”, meaning Little Pod. Pre-Columbian Mesoamerican peoples cultivated vanilla and Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés is credited with introducing both vanilla and chocolate to Europe in the 1520s. Attempts to cultivate the vanilla plant outside Mexico and Central America proved futile because of the symbiotic relationship between the tlilxochitl vine that produced the vanilla orchid and the local species of Melipona bee; it was not until 1837 that Belgian botanist Charles François Antoine Morren discovered this fact and pioneered a method of artificially pollinating the plant. The method proved financially unworkable and was not deployed commercially. In 1841, Edmond Albius, a 12-year-old slave who lived on the French island of Réunion in the Indian Ocean, discovered the plant could be hand pollinated. Hand pollination allowed global cultivation of the plant. The majority of the world’s vanilla is the V. planifolia variety more commonly known as Bourbon vanilla or the Madagascar vanilla, which is produced in Madagascar, the southwestern Indian Ocean, and Indonesia. Vanilla is the second most expensive spice after saffron, because growing the vanilla seedpods is very labour intensive. Despite its expense, vanilla is highly valued for its flavour and complex floral aroma. As a result, vanilla is widely used in both commercial and domestic baking, for perfume manufacture and aromatherapy. FRUIT POLLINATION Pollination of the fruit produces its distinctively flavoured compounds. Vanilla planifolia flowers are hermaphroditic: they carry both male (anther) and female (stigma) organs; however, to avoid self-pollenization, a membrane separates those organs. Using a beveled sliver of bamboo, an agricultural worker carefully folds back the membrane separating the anther and the stigma then he presses the anther onto the stigma. The flower is now self-pollinated and will produce one fruit. The vanilla flower lasts about a day, sometimes less, thus growers have to inspect their plantations every day for open flowers, a labour-intensive task. Like other orchids’ seeds, vanilla seed will not germinate

without the presence of certain mycorrhizal fungi. Instead, growers reproduce the plant by cutting: they remove sections of the vine with six or more leaf nodes, a root opposite each leaf. The two lower leaves are removed, and this area is buried in loose soil at the base of a support. The remaining upper roots will cling to the support, and often grow down into the soil. Growth is rapid under good conditions. HARVESTING AND FERMENTATION The freshly picked vanilla fruit is green, with a shape resembling beans, and only after the fruit is dried will the colour change from green to black. When the aroma emerges, seeds are ready for market. Vanilla fruit is harvested between the age of 8 or 9 months after pollination, depending on the intensity of sunlight. Harvest ‘age range’ is also dependent on elevation of planting sites. In the lowlands age is shorter than the vanilla crops cultivated in the highlands. Once harvested, the fruit pods are immediately washed thoroughly and graded according to the diameter and length. The fruit can be divided into small, medium and large. In the process of withering, vanilla fruit is dipped in a hot water temperature of 65°C. Small fruit is only dipped for 1.5 minutes and bigger sizes for 2.5 minutes. Afterwards, the fruit is drained and fermented. When a vanilla pod is properly managed, the skin will turn brown, oily and fragrant. Fermentation takes place in a box container made of wood or plywood. The box is made of two layers with the middle filled with Styrofoam or sawdust for thermal insulation. The inside of the box is a layer of natural cotton fabric. Before vanilla is inserted into the fermentation boxes, it is dried in the hot sun with a black cloth cap for around three hours. This drying procedure is to increase the temperature to 38-40°C. Fermentation is carried out during the day and night for 24 hours. The temperature inside the box must remain stable between 38-40°C to enable enzymes to produce the aromatic substance vanillin in the fruit pods. DRYING PROCESS F r o m t h e fermentation box, vanilla fruit is dried on top of a rack bamboo tampah (widhig), which has a black cotton cloth base. Drying continues for 2-3 hours and repeated 3-4 times. After which the spread of fruit vanilla is covered with black cotton cloth and drying is continued until the afternoon. Pods are then rolled in cloth, and re-inserted into the fermentation boxes. This procedure is carried out for 3-4 days until the water content of fruit falls from 80% to 50-60%. The vanilla fruit must be examined one by one. If there is mold-contaminated fruit (due to contamination during picking), then it should be immediately separated. The pod skin will appear darker and eventually turn black. An essential layer of oil increases on the wrinkled skin and the pod stiffens. Drying naturally on bamboo racks continues for 1-2 months. During this period, vanilla fruit should be checked and stopped when water content is 35-38%. These days, this long drying process can be shortened to just 10 days with the aid of an electric, oil, coal or firewood dryer. As well as shortening the drying time, a modern dryer can also help improve the quality of the vanilla fruit.

COOL STORAGE After the drying process is complete vanilla is tied together with raffia. The bonds consist of 50 or 100 dried pods. Each bond is packed with oily or waxed paper and put into storage boxes. This box must first be given a mat and covered with waxed paper. The box is then closed and stored in a cool and dry place. Periodically, vanilla bonds are unloaded and checked to see if they are moldy. The moldy pods are immediately wiped and dipped in 70% alcohol. This process is carried out for 2-3 months to obtain a good quality dry vanilla. The International Standards Organization (ISO) and the National Standardization Council have an established quality for vanilla trading. The U.S. market prefers vanilla with a moisture content between 20-25%. While European markets prefer vanilla with a moisture content between 30-35%. This quality can be met if the process of cultivation, harvesting and post harvest is followed correctly. MARKET PRICE Vanilla is the second most expensive spice after saffron, due to the extensive labour required to grow the v a n i l l a seedpods. Despite the expense, it is highly valued for its pure, spicy, and delicate flavour along with and its complex floral aroma. Within Indonesia a vanilla bean was for many years sold at a price range of 20 thousand dollars per rod, per 100 grams of fruit vanilla, which earned it the nickname ‘Gold Green’. Despite its huge economic potential, cultivating vanilla plants has become less popular because consumers now buy synthetic products. Bali has 4,500 hectares of fertile land suitable for growing vanilla, but local farmers do not want to grow it any more because the price has declined in international markets. In 2004, the price of vanilla beans reached around Rupiah 3 million [US$310] per kilogram and the commodity was exported to the United States and European countries. Many local farmers have rejected expert advice to continue, saying farming vanilla is too complicated and economically unfeasible. Vanilla is perhaps the most labour-intensive crop in the world, taking as long as five years between first planting the vine and producing aged extract. HEALTH BENEFITS Vanilla is added as a raw material in cakes or drinks. Natural vanilla powder can be used as an herb mixture for beautytreatment spa therapies where the powder will be mixed with other natural ingredients such as ginger. Vanilla extract has long been used to treat a variety of conditions including sleeping difficulties. The essential oil reportedly contains sedative like properties and is used by some practitioners to treat insomnia, anxiety and depression. Store-bought products can be expensive and may contain chemicals, so if you love vanilla, why not save time and money by making your own products at home. Try spritzing vanilla body spray onto your pillow before you lie down for the night. The comforting smell should help you drift off to sleep. Or indulge your body with a homemade foaming vanilla bath. The soothing vanilla oil helps relax nerves, and anti-inflammatory properties help ease muscle strain and tension. While westerners tinker with the flavour of their coffee and deserts, small-scale Balinese farmers continue to carefully manage and safeguard their vanilla production. Their best hope is that culinary creations in the world’s richest countries will spur a new wave of demand for natural vanilla products. Let us remain optimistic that the golden age for vanilla plants would soon return to Bali. Copyright © 2013 Bali Advertiser You can read all past articles of BA Feature Article at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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Have you done a lot of international travel? Yes, I perform my one-woman show TAMARA and THE SHADOW THEATRE OF JAVA on cruise ships, at international festivals, museums, international schools and universities. I have performed in Brazil, Greece, Indonesia and the United States. I am the only Indonesian-born woman dalang (master of Wayang Kulit) performing outside of Indonesia. Wayang Kulit has been a man’s profession for centuries! Where did you get your interest in puppet theatre? It was in my family’s rubber plantation in Garut where I spent many happy days as a young child. My grandmother used to tell me wonderful stories from the native wayang puppet theatre. I felt spellbound and inspired by the beauty of this mysterious storytelling, always performed at night under an open sky. It proved to be an experience that would influence my future career and my life-long devotion to the art. Where did you learn Wayang Kulit puppetry? The traditional stories with their cultural background and history I learned in Holland where wayang theatre is well documented because of Holland’s long involvement with its East Indies colonies. The movements of the puppets I learned by training with puppeteers. My shows are shorter than the traditional 8-10 hours that is common in Indonesia, and the puppets’ dialogue is in English with a sprinkling of Indonesian words spoken by the clowns. Are the plots adapted to a Western audience?

Tamara Fielding was born in Cimahi in West Java in the Dutch East Indies in 1934 in a small military post to a Dutch father and a mixed Indonesian and European mother. She grew up in Bandung in a large house where four generations of her family lived together under one roof. Tamara’s privileged and happy childhood came to an abrupt end when Japanese soldiers marched through town on March 9th, 1942. After spending years in Japanese prison camps, she and her mother and sister escaped and fled to Holland. Tamara studied drama in Paris and appeared in American movies filmed in France such as Lust for Life and Trapeze. Tamara put on her first Wayang Kulit show for friends at the Unitarian Church in Huntington, New York in 1985. Since then she has performed shadow puppet theatre throughout the world. In 2011, Tamara wrote a book based on her childhood experiences. After Japan invaded, were you ever in danger? Within a few months after Japanese troops landed on Java, our family was separated from each another and trucked away to prison camps. At first, my mother, older sister and myself were interned in Cihapit Camp in Bandung. Several months later we were transported on a train without food or water and then trucked to the Adek women’s prison camp in Batavia. Those years were the worst years of our lives because, as time went on, we grew weaker and weaker from starvation. Were you in the country during Indonesia’s war of independence? I was in Java on August 6th, 1945, when the atom bomb was dropped on Hiroshima. Japan surrendered eight days later. After Sukarno proclaimed the new Republic of Indonesia on August 17th, 1945, the Japanese Army continued to hold the women and children prisoners in the concentration camps until British troops arrived. Did you try to escape? During a food drop by British planes flying over the Adek Camp, my mother, sister and I escaped. We thought that we were free again, but actually our lives were more endangered outside the camps where a revolution was taking place. Considered to be Dutch and hated by the Indonesians, we were targeted to be murdered and had to flee our country. On January 1946 we embarked for Holland as refugees on De Tegelberg and spent 29 days living in the cargo hull of an overcrowded ship. After leaving Indonesia, I lived in Holland, Switzerland, Curacao, France and finally the United States.

The plots are the same as in Indonesia; they have the same endings, but I have scripted them in English and they are just a bit shorter which is better suited for Western audiences. My favorite story is The Abduction of Princess Sinta from the Ramayana epic poem. Do you make regular appearances performing as a dalang? My shows are much appreciated; especially on cruise ships sailing to Java and Bali. The audience also loves my explanation of the culture and puppet theatre before I start my show. My traveling theatre performs year-round. Pending on the venue and their budget, my performances may include dancers and musicians as well. I own a complete set of gamelan musical instruments for such shows.

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Could you tell us a little bit about your book Shadow Princess? I have always wanted to write a book. My co-author, Cindy Marvell, profiled me in The New York Times. That’s how we met and the idea to write a fictional novel together was born. The book was published in 2011 and launched at the Ubud Writers & Readers Festival in 2012. The story, some of which is drawn from my own life, is about a teenager who experiences life full-force during the Sumatra tsunami and its aftermath. Filled with Indonesian mythology, folklore and puppetry, Shadow Princess; An Indonesian Story is an adventurous journey of a brave young girl in search of her parents and her ancestor’s lore. Do you have any future plans? I will continue pursuing the things that I love - art, travel, writing and boating. I own and captain a 33 ft. Sea Ray Sport Cruiser called Born-To-Be-Wild. I like to sit around my fishpond and entertain my grandchildren with Indonesian folktales my grandmother told me long ago such as Kancil the Mouse Deer. I dream about turning my book into a screenplay and into a movie. Where may you be contacted? I live with my husband Maxwell in Northport, New York. I may be contact at: Javapuppets@aol.com or through my website: www.Indonesianshadowplay.com. For anyone interested in being considered for Siapa, please contact: <dariskm@gmail.com> Copyright © 2013 Bill Dalton You can read all past articles of Siapa at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz C/He/I-23 Jan 13

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IS STRESS RULING YOUR LIFE? Do you want to be able to develop strategies to help you feel calmer, feel like you are coping with what life throws at you? Every person copes with stress differently. More often than not the stress starts to accumulate over a period of time, which adversely affects your physical and even your emotional health. If long term stress is left untreated it may cause serious health consequences, affecting • Cardiovascular system • Digestive system • Energy production • Hormonal balances • Sleep • Mood and wellbeing Stress comes in many forms in this busy world where there is pressure to be on call 24 hours a day with all the technology available. There are many places we find stress, such as; • Work • Personal • Family • Any significant changes • Financial pressures • Unrealistic expectations by self or others STRATEGIES FOR COPING WITH STRESS Healthy Eating It is essential to incorporate foods into your day that will assist to support you through stressful periods in your life. These include foods high in: Essential Fatty Acids – Omega 3 from fish is great for supporting the brain and healthy moods. Include small oily fish such as mackerel, sardines, salmon and avocado, walnuts and Brazil nuts and quality fish oil supplements into your daily diet. Magnesium – Low magnesium levels may intensify the stress response. Magnesium is essential to assist muscles to relax. You will get magnesium from red meat, almonds, Brazil nuts, walnuts, sesame and sunflower seeds, prunes, spinach, bananas, berries and parsley. B Vitamins – B vitamins are the most important vitamins to support the stress response. They work together to support energy production, nervous system function and good brain function to name a few. Food rich in Vitamin B is chicken, lamb, wheat germ, brewer’s yeast, rice bran, almonds and eggs. Herbs – If the stress in your life is making you feel anxious, irritable, and tense, causing sleep disturbances, you may benefit from herbal combinations. Restoring balance and health to your body systems is essential to get back to feeling human again, feeling full of vitality and coping with stress in a healthy, productive way as it was originally intended. Combining these healthy foods with supplements if required will allow your body to cope so much better with any stress that comes your way. FOODS WE THINK HELP US AT TIMES OF STRESS BUT ACTUALLY INCREASE OUR STRESS RESPONSE! There are foods to avoid if you are in a stressed state or have stress related symptoms. These foods can increase your stress responses, which all of us should avoid but often we rely on these foods to give us a quick fix, thinking that they help us cope with a stressful situation. • Avoid caffeinated drinks and foods. • Avoid alcohol • Avoid sugar By following these 3 steps for 4 weeks you will notice a massive difference. I hear you saying, ‘I can’t do that!’ How many times have I heard that and had the client come back months later still feeling awful and often with more symptoms than before. What is four weeks in your whole life! What emotional reasons do you really feel you need to have these 3 products?

TALK TO SOMEBODY It has been shown that talking to someone about your concerns can help assist in relieving overwhelming feelings. Talk to a dear friend, family member, a trained health care professional. Often to just let out your feelings without any judgement or offerings to fix the problems that allows you to be able to put any situation into perspective. Ask someone to just listen, without any interruptions, let it all out. See how you feel after doing this. Often it feels like a weight has been lifted off your shoulders. It is wonderful to let it all out. RELAXATION TECHNIQUES Listening to Music Put on some feel good music, whatever genre it may be, sit down and relax or dance your heart out. Really engross yourself in some favourite music and feel those stressful feelings dissipate. Never underestimate the power of music. Consume Dark Chocolate Now every time I suggest to my clients to eat dark chocolate, their eyes light up. They are so grateful that I haven’t taken away all their favourite foods. Please bear in mind I have said dark chocolate, this means quality 70% plus cocoa. Studies have shown that dark chocolate can decrease the stress hormone in people. So approximately 20 grams or 4 small pieces per day with some healthy raw nuts will reduce your stress and also curb your sugar cravings. The great thing is that dark chocolate also is rich in antioxidants which assist in protecting our body from free radicals. Conscious Breathing Now many of my clients scoff at this idea and tell me they don’t have time to breathe properly! Research has proven that conscious deep breathing can help to reduce cortisol levels and stress symptoms. It is as easy as taking a deep breath that extends to your abdomen. It is initially best to do this lying down, so you can see you abdomen expanding. Take it slowly and focus on the breath. If your mind starts to go elsewhere don’t scold yourself, just bring your mind back to the breath and continue focusing on watching your abdomen raise and lower. Practise this powerful exercise for ten minutes a day. The results are astounding if done consistently. Favourite Pastime Do something that you love to do, that you are passionate about. It can be anything from surfing, watching a movie, reading a book, walking on the beach, drawing, dancing or even singing. Whatever makes you smile is essential for your soul, so that it can be nourished. Create a regular time every week or more if you can to do something for you.

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Massage Try out a massage and treat yourself to one at least once a week. If possible find a therapist that utilises essential oils in the massage and ask for a relaxing, de-stressing blend. Essential oils are very effective in calming the nervous system and combining them with a massage is pure bliss for the stressed. Here are just a few positive steps to more effectively manage the stress in your life. We are all individuals and what works for one person may not work for another. It may take a few goes to find out what really works for you. Remember that your Health Practitioner is there to support you, offer advice and guide you to achieve balance in your life.

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PARADISE... IN SICKNESS & IN HEALTH By Kim A. Patra SRN/RM.

ANTIBIOTICS….Do You REALLY Need Them? Over-prescription of Antibiotics Leading to Crisis When antibiotics were discovered back in the 1940’s they were hailed as the wonder drug of the century. Certainly many people that once perished from simple infections were being saved. Even today antibiotics are the most valuable medicines known to man. However, as a society (and especially here in Asia) we are using them far too frequently. Every time a friend or relative comes from the clinics here, they have at least one kind of antibiotic. Even more frustrating are the little packets of powder often dispensed for children. Who knows what these concoctions contain? My suspicion is they contain a potent mix of antibiotics, steroids, and vitamins. Antibiotics used appropriately can stop infections and save lives. When used inappropriately they can do more harm than good and their overuse may be thrusting us into an era where antibiotics will no longer be effective and the bacteria will be mutating faster than we can develop new treatments. In fact in India, this has already happened. Over 50 percent of bacterial infections in Indian hospitals are resistant to commonly used antibiotics, and surveys show that many widespread bacterial pathogens in India are also resistant to powerful, broad-spectrum antibiotics. In 2010, a team of South Asian and British scientists analyzed bacterial infections in a hospital around New Delhi, and found that 24 percent could also resist hospitals’ lastresort intravenous antibiotics, and 13 percent were endowed with a super-resistant gene, dubbed “New Delhi metallobeta-lactamase 1,” or NDM-1, which confers resistance to even the strongest antibiotics. Since then, NDM-1 bacteria have been found in drinking water supplies and in puddles around New Delhi, and in patients in over 35 countries. Make no mistake. This is not a new bacteria, or one bacteria that has mutated. The NDM-1 factor is a gene that can inhabit many kinds of bacteria turning relatively benign common bacteria into super-bugs. What are antibiotics? Antibiotics, through various actions, destroy or inhibit the growth of bacteria. The antibiotic may be specific, and targeted at a small group of bacteria, or it may be a broadspectrum antibiotic, which means it will be effective against a large group of organisms. Most antibiotics are absorbed well through the gut, and are sold as tablets or syrups, but some do have to be injected. Do antibiotics cure all infections? No they do not. Antibiotics have no effect at all on infections caused by viruses, or fungi. Viruses cause all types of flu and colds, and most coughs and sore throats. In some cases antibiotics will be prescribed for someone suffering a heavy viral infection to prevent bacterial overgrowth. Antibiotics will aggravate the condition of someone suffering a fungal infection. Many “healthy bacteria” that normally live around our bodies actually assist us in our well-being. These friendly bacteria are killed when broad-spectrum antibiotics are prescribed. This then leaves an open arena for pathogens like certain fungi (e.g. Candida), to take over. Interestingly enough, recovery from some bacterial infections will happen in the same number of days with or without antibiotics. Our bodies do have the ability to heal themselves in most circumstances. What is “Antibiotic Resistance”? When antibiotics are used to kill a certain group of bacteria, some of those bacteria may adapt, grow and multiply with a new found strength that is able to resist the antibiotic that was once effective in killing it. Each time an antibiotic is used, the chance of resistance increases. The resistance to any antibiotic is not limited to one person but affects the entire community in general. For example if Fred takes antibiotics (eg Amoxicillin) for every minor infection that he has, the bacteria will soon become resistant to that antibiotic. If John is then infected by a bacteria that has been passed on to him by Fred, it will be of

no use for John to take Amoxicillin. The bacteria is already resistant. This has been proven in communities worldwide. Penicillin, the very first antibiotic to be marketed, is now useless against most infections. Certain strains of antibiotic resistant Staphylococcus (Golden Staph.) have colonized in hospitals all over the globe. Malaria is resistant to Chloroquine in almost all high-risk Malaria regions (although strictly speaking Malaria is not a bacteria, but the same principle applies). Antibiotic resistance is a very serious problem. Very soon we will be back at square one, if the drug companies cannot design newer and more sophisticated antibiotic weapons to counteract the ever-mutating bacterial armies such as those carrying NDM-1 gene. Bacterial resistance cannot be stopped; it is part of evolution itself. However it’s development and spread can be minimized by: • Only using antibiotics when absolutely necessary. • Knowing what sort of illnesses respond to antibiotics. • Understanding that recovery from many illnesses will occur in the same time frame, with or without antibiotics. Here are some conditions that are frequently treated with antibiotics that perhaps need not be. Coughs and Bronchitis • In most cases, coughs and bronchitis are caused by viruses and rarely need antibiotics. • Even coughs that produce yellow or green phlegm rarely need antibiotics. Colds and flu. • Colds and flu are caused by viruses and can last for several weeks. • Yellow or greenish nasal discharge does not necessarily mean that antibiotics are indicated. Sore throats. • Sore throats that are accompanied by a cold or a cough are generally viral in origin. • A bacterial Streptococcal infection (“Strep Throat”) is diagnosed by a laboratory test, and is treated with antibiotics. Sinus Infections. • Sinus infections that last for less than 2 weeks are generally caused by a virus. • Severe or recurring sinus infections may be treated with antibiotics. Ear infections. • Not all ear infections require treatment with antibiotics. • Most people will be pain free within 24 hours with or without antibiotic therapy. • If symptoms persist for more than 24 – 72 hours (depending on age), see your doctor Here are some good tips for overcoming an illness: • Get plenty of rest. • Drink plenty of fluids (water or herbal tea) 7 – 8 glasses a day. • Avoid cigarettes and smoky environments. • Paracetamol (Panadol, Tylanol) may reduce aches, pains and fever. • Steam inhalations may be used to help reduce congestion (not recommended for children under the age of 6. Care should be taken in older children using hot water steam therapy). • Saline (sterile salt-water) nasal sprays will help clear mucous. Nasal suckers are available for babies that are unable to clear their own nose.

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Heart attacks and strokes kill far more people every year than any other disease on Earth and the prognosis is not good. 25 million dead every year by 2030 says the WHO and yet more people survive these events than ever before. So what’s gone wrong? ParacelsusAsia takes a look and explains what you need to do not to be among the statistics and volunteers himself as guinea pig for the answer…. I address heart attack and stroke together simply because a stroke is as often as not a heart attack of the brain with a two third chance of stemming from the same artherosclerotic cause. The biggest difference being a stroke is by far the more scary of the two, most particularly if you survive. Although more of us are surviving heart attack and stroke a lot more of us are having them. That’s why heart disease and stroke remain the number one and number two killer in the US respectively. The factors that put us at risk, such as obesity, diabetes, have become a lot more common as our life style and our environment have become more toxic. As a result, in the developed world we may die less often than we did thanks to the technological and pharmacological advances of modern medicine, which keep us going via drugs, stents and by-pass surgery, but the disease itself is more prevalent today than ever. Atherosclerosis and cardiovascular disease (CVD) take a huge toll on modern day society. More than 81 million Americans suffer from some form of CVD disease, making it still the leading cause of death in that country. As of 2006, CVD was responsible for at least one in every 2.9 deaths in the U.S. It may also come as a surprise to some of you that since 1984 more women in the US die of heart disease than men. Rest of the World Catches Up Ominously, in the rest of the world things are bad and likely to get worse. According to the World health Organisation (WHO), CVD is the number one cause of death globally: more people die annually from CVD than from any other cause, an estimated 17.3 million in 2008 representing 30% of all global deaths. By 2030, almost 25 million people will die from CVDs, mostly heart disease and stroke.

In brief, and I will expand on this in columns to come, these are the basic steps involved: 1. Ensure you get all the right cholesterol and other related tests. Most doctors are nowhere near comprehensive enough to address the essential problem. Particularly important is the test for cholesterol particle size. 2. Check for Metabolic Syndrome: measure body mass and belly fat. Small LDL and HDL particles indicate metabolic syndrome; as do triglycerides greater than 100 and HDL less than 50, or ratio of triglycerides to HDL greater than four. Blood sugars: take a glucose insulin challenge test. It’s important to test for insulin and glucose. Check hemoglobin A1c also. 3. Diet: eat a healthy low glycemic diet. 4. Exercise. Well, you know that. 5. Supplement: use quality nutritional supplements to support healthy cholesterol particle size. These include: a good multivitamin including 500 mcg chromium, 2 mg biotin and 400 mg lipoic acid; 1000 mg of omega-3 fats (EPA/DHA) twice a day; 2000 IU vitamin D3 a day; 1200 mg red rice yeast twice a day. 6. Niacin: consider using high dose Niacin or Vitamin B3 under doctor’s advise. 7. Statins: use low-dose Statins only if you have had heart disease or are a male with multiple risk factors, while carefully monitoring for muscle and liver damage and always under a doctors supervision.

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“Mawar Hitam Tanpa Akar: The Black Rose without Roots” by Aprila R.A. Wayar Reviewed by Sarita Newson The ninth Ubud Writers and Readers Festival in 2012 encouraged more cities around the vast archipelago to adopt similar literary festivals, with local twists of their own, to continue unearthing literary passions and talents. Around 140 writers from 30 countries took part in the festival, and among the 40 participating Indonesian writers were 16 short-listed emerging young writers from Aceh, Bandung, Bekasi, Jakarta, Kupang, Makassar, Padang, Pangkalpinang, Papua, Semarang, Sumenep, Surakarta and Tangerang. Hivos and the Australia-Indonesia Institute supported their attendance at the festival in Ubud. One remarkable writer who stood out amongst the diverse gathering of young emerging novelists and poets selected to attend the festival was Aprila R.A Wayar, who has the distinction of being the first woman novelist to arise from Papua in this century. Her novel, ‘Mawar Hitam Tanpa Akar’— The Black Rose with no Roots—tells the story in two voices, first that of a young mother, Ana, and then, in the second part of the book, that of her husband, Tom. This Papuan couple has started a family amidst the chaos and uncertainty of Indonesia’s military rule. Soekarno annexed the vast province of West Papua from Dutch rule in a confrontation culminating on December 19th, 1961. As we follow the day-to-day lives of Ana and Tom their past illuminates the background of the story. They meet as students in Yogyakarta, during the wave of student activism that was to force Suharto to resign from his presidency of Indonesia in 1998. Tom, who is the son of a Papuan mother and a retired Javanese military officer, is in his last semester of studying International Relations at Gajahmada University in Yogyakarta. Having grown up in Papua during the ferocious Indonesian Military Operations that decimated the Papuan population, this intelligent and critical young man is well on his way to becoming an activist, in spite of his military family and middle class background. Ana has also grown up in Papua, supported by her mother and extended family. She has never known her father, who remains a mystery her mother prefers not to talk about. Tom and Ana fall in love, get married, work and live as a typical Indonesian middle-class family, in the city of Jayapura. Tom works for a human rights organization, and Ana is a journalist. They have a daughter and it seems that their love for each other is constant. However, as the story evolves their relationship is torn by the demands of modern life, distractions of past loves, and the ongoing crisis in Papua where they are facing the torture and shooting of fellow activists. Even respected members of the community such as Theys Eluay were not free from harm. The Chairman of ‘Presidium Papua’, elected in the second Congress of the People of Papua in 2000, died mysteriously in November 2001.

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Translator Toni Pollard cleverly explains the story without giving away the plot, within the synopsis published in the Ubud Festival’s Bilingual Anthology of Indonesian Writing, Voices of the Archipelago: “A series of sorrows erode Ana’s hopes for her future as she witnesses the cruelty and barbarity of the Indonesian National Army (TNI) towards her fellow Papuan civilians. Papuan women were harassed and raped. Tragically the children conceived from the rapes lost their familial roots because they were the offspring of TNI thugs who attacked their villages.” It is one of these children, fathered in rape, which Aprila refers to in her title “The Black Rose without Roots.” Aprila’s straight-forward Indonesian writing style gives her story a refreshing clarity, as she describes the life of Tom and Ana, using flashbacks to their student lives and loves, as they traverse the jarring realities of political turmoil that threaten to overwhelm the people of Papua. This novel not only brings the story of the suffering of the Papuan people to light, it also offers an insider’s view of the political problems that the largest province of Indonesia is currently suffering. The strong presence of emerging Indonesian writers, selected by a curatorial board based on the quality of their submitted works, has become a signature element of the Ubud Writers and Readers Festival. This year the festival received submissions from 279 writers from every corner of the archipelago. The works of the 16 selected writers have been translated and published into a bilingual anthology — but in the case of the novels, due to time restrictions only a synopsis can be included. Unfortunately this novel has yet to be translated into English, but I am thinking of volunteering for the job, as it is an important book about a part of history that has never been resolved. It remains a sad political reality that Indonesia, in spite of its proudly touted democratic government, has treated this valuable province with its unique tribal cultures and languages as if it were an outpost to be colonized and exploited, rather than a treasure of ancient cultures that need aid to develop into the future as an integral part of the nation, and in doing so continues to alienate and infringe upon the human rights of its people.

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This year, Jayapura was among the six cities that were targeted for the satellite literary events of the Festival. However, the organizers acknowledge that due to limited funding it had to postpone the satellite program in Jayapura. “Due to the limited budget, we had to change the satellite program in Papua into the local launching of the festival’s anthology instead of sending international authors there,” Kadek Purnami, Ubud Writers & Readers Festival’s Community Development Manager says with regret. Aprila has already completed a second novel and is presently seeking a publisher. Here is a voice we are likely to hear more from in the future, a voice that has much to share. About the Author: Aprila Wayar was born in Jayapura 28 years ago. Since studying at University Kristen Duta Wacana she has been involved in the activities of the Papuan students in Yogyakarta, as well as taking an active role in women’s rights and human rights organizations. Author: Aprila R.A Wayar Publisher: Papua Room ISBN: 978-602-8493-07-9 Price: Rp. 46.000,The next Ubud Writers and Readers Festival will take place October 11- 15, 2013. C/U/G-20 Feb. 13

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Ranked one of Asia’s Top Six Music Festivals, next month’s Ubud’s BaliSpirit Festival has spawned a new genre of festivals – known worldwide as the “spirit” festival - with its unique combination of Yoga, Dance, and World Music. This year’s night concert line-up is the best to date with headliners Oka (Australia), Nahko & Medicine for the People (USA), and Rupa & the April Fishes (USA), sharing stage with artists from the grasslands of Mongolia (Ajinai) and the Finnish tundra (Sauna), as well as homegrown talent, including Dialog Dini Hari and Çudamani. M a r c h 2 0 - 2 4 . B u y t i c k e t s a t w w w. balispiritfestival.com. YEAR OF THE SNAKE The Chinese New Year started this month; it is the year of the water snake, a time of transformation, so you have the universe’s help to shed old skin and replace it with a sparkling, shimmering new you. Talk to Indian teacher and healer, Punu, about his next “Oneness Blessing” workshop at the Yoga Barn. Over two days Punu helps to shed many old layers, heal the heart and resolve sour relationships, especially with parents, former partners, children. And yourself. Seek out Punu at the Barn’s sunset meditation, Friday 5-6.30pm. LOVE AND OTHER BRUISES Yet another reason to venture over to Bernadette’s Warung on Jalan Raya Mas – a truly splendid exhibition by Khan Wilson, whose “Love and Other Bruises” explores his fascination with life’s brighter and darker sides. Khan’s strong use of line and flowing forms reflect an exceptional drawing ability. His art is mostly hopeful with a positive message but sometimes there’s a darker side there, in disguise. The exhibition is at Bernadette’s from February 22 until March 13. For more info, contact Khan on 081246059885 or visit http://funkykhanart. page4.me/. DEAD BATTERIES KILL Congratulations to non-profit group U.G.L.E. (Ubud Gang Who Love the Environment) for arranging Ubud drop-off points for old batteries. A young boy was killed earlier this year when a mobile phone battery exploded in his neighbor’s burning rubbish. Besides the threat of instant death, burning metals release volatile metal and chemical compounds, putting appalling and unnecessary noxious fumes into our environment. There are boxes at Kuluk Gallery in Lungsiakan for free collection (donations accepted), at Pizza Bagus (small fee) and Kagemusha Restaurant. Bali Recycling will collect the used batteries and will recycle them safely. Please tell everyone about this service and collect batteries from your friends and neighbors. For more information, call 0812394-12539. ACEH YOUTH CENTRE OPENS Fifty young men and women living on the posttsunami coast of Aceh have started classes at the newly finished Bumi Sehat Youth Centre. The AusAID-funded Australian Volunteers in Development (AVID) program placed a volunteer for more than a year to work with the local community and the staff of Bumi Sehat’s Aceh health clinic, planning and fund-raising for the centre. The volunteer - Ubud resident Jen Richardson - says most of these 15-25 year olds lost all their extended family in the tsunami and have lived with only the support of similarly stricken neighbours since. “These enthusiastic and

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passionate young people don’t ask for much; all they want is the skills to contribute properly as adults in the community.” Students will learn computing skills, English, business planning and a variety of vocational courses, as funding becomes available for books and equipment. LAUGHING BUDDHA’S MUSIC Ta l e n t e d U b u d reggae singer, Kum, is in action all over town at the moment, with his new “and Friends” reggae band. As a “fan from way back”, I’m delighted to hear a lot of new songs mixed with the old favorites. Tonight ( We d n e s d a y, February 20) at Laughing Buddha on Jl Monkey Forest; you can find him other nights at LOL, a little further up the same street. Meanwhile the Buddha will be smiling on Tuesday, February 26, when sensational soul and funk vocalist Diga offers “The Experiment” with her talented five piece band. All events start at 8pm; no reservations, so be early. More at facebook: Laughing Buddha Bar Bali. SNAIL PATIENCE

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“I am Patience”, a short film from Bali’s Raz Salvarita, is one of 88 films featuring in a Film Festival in the Philippines this month. The exquisite little film, set in Bali’s lush tropical surroundings, follows the path of a snail that the impatient Raz calls his “teacher”. For information on the latest Raz Salvarita projects, email: iamrazsal@gmail.com. Or search youtube for: a teacher called “I am patience”. In this photo, Raz - best known as one of Bali’s hottest performance artists - captures a dancing silhouette, reflected in the still waters of a sunset-drenched swimming pool. TRAVELERS’ MUSIC Welcome back to Californian-based musicians Peter Andrew and Yoyok Harness, who spend a couple of months each year in Ubud. Put Friday, March 1, in your diary for one of their unique collaborations with other visiting and local musicians at Bar Luna. Their music is a fusion of East and West, with an eclectic collection of instruments including the dulcimer, concert flute, didgeridoo, Bansuri flute, oud and sitar. For more info, phone +62 361 971 832 or email barluna@casaluna.com. Bar Luna is at the northern end of Jalan Goutama. Performance starts 7.30pm. UBUD CO-WORKING HUB Great news for residents and visitors who like the idea of sharing a working space, with the possibility of collaboration and mutual support! A variety of these “co-working spaces” are popping up around the world; this one, close to the main entrance to the Monkey Forest, is an advanced internet café, expanded in function to include a business centre and events space. Key ingredients for members are a choice of desk, private Skype rooms, super-fast wifi, all-in-one printing, and a healthy food cafe. Beyond the physical space, “Hubud” is a diverse and growing community of talented active people who like to contribute to something greater than themselves. Bringing these facilities and community together in one space prepares the way for greater creativity, productivity and collaboration in Ubud and Bali. Visit http://www.hubud.org for address and opening date. Jobs available.

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How to Double Your Profits and Save Your Life Cash flow is the only real focus point for your small business. It’s a mistake to focus on sales volume because it’s not what you make that is important, it’s what you keep. What you keep is what fuels the next cycle of purchases and operating costs that sells more and ensures you can handle growth. How do you know if you have a cash flow problem? Check out your Net Margin. This is the percentage of cash you keep compared with what you make in sales. So if you keep Rp 5 million on Rp 100 million of sales, your Profit Margin is 5%. If you are earning less than 10% Net Margin then you can be pretty sure you have a cash flow problem. If your sales are increasing and your profit is increasing but your Margin is decreasing then you have a future cash flow problem. Around 90% of small businesses are operating with a Net Margin of less than 10%, but many don’t know it. Most businesses don’t measure what’s important. Margin focuses on your profit in real terms. So how can you double it? The easy way, not the hard way. The way that frees up your time, not creating longer hours and more work. When I ask a group of people what is the best way to double the amount of money they make, the usual responses are to either open more sales outlets or increase the range of products they sell. Because I am basically lazy I disagree with them. I don’t like unnecessary hard work. I like to work smarter, not harder. The first thing to recognize is that any increase in sales price or any decrease in costs – both of these flow directly to the bottom line. An increase in sales volume usually increases expenses as well as sales, and creates extra work. Let’s take a hypothetical case of a typical small business with a sample profit analysis: Sales 100,000 Cost of Sales 60,000 Gross Profit 40,000 Gross Margin 40% Operating Expenses 30,000 Net Profit 10,000 Tax (25%) 2,500 Net Profit after Tax 7,500 Profit Margin 7.5% There are six key things you can do to increase your profits. Most of them cost nothing and are not hard. 1. Raise your prices. 2. Improve your conversion rates. 3. Increase your average sale. 4. Generate more leads. 5. Plug the leaks: a. increase your staff productivity b. reduce your direct costs (ie cost of sales) c. reduce your overheads (ie operating expenses) d. fix your non-performers 6. Increase your volume This issue we will look at the first four options you can use to double your profits. Option 1 – raise your prices. • Very rarely will a 10% increase in prices be noticed by your customers. Very, very few if any will stop buying. Better yet, the few that do stop are usually the customers who cause you the most grief and you are most happy to see go. Now with our example above, that extra 10,000 flows straight to the bottom line and immediately doubles your profit and your margin goes to 13.6%. Option 2 – improve your conversion rates. • With one client we started measuring conversion rates of shop visitors to sales and showed the shop staff. The rate then was 28%. Without doing a single other thing the rate quickly climbed to 35%, just because shop staff were aware and tried harder. Add training in customer behaviour (Google DISC) plus some discount sales strategies and we went to 48%. That was a 71% increase in conversions without spending a cent after initial training costs. We will be conservative and allow for a 30% sales increase. This can still be improved. A good product with good sales people can convert qualified leads at around 80%.

• Discount sales really work – they get more people into your store and convert more visitors into buyers. Your sales will do even better when your price tag shows both the old price and the sale price. Same works for wholesale catalogs. Combine these sales strategies. • With menus, people’s eyes typically go to the top right corner, and that’s where the best profit margin items should be, Option 3 – increase your average sale. • Max out on cross-selling and up-selling. If you are not already making the most of these sales techniques, here’s some examples you can immediately use: • Over 30% of people who have just bought are respon sive to an immediate offer, especially for a related item. That’s why supermarkets have lots of small value items just near the cash register. Try it. Your typical up-selling item is typically of lesser value, so let’s convert that 35% of customers to 10% sales value increase, converting to approximately 4% net margin increase. • One nursery famously said, we are not in the business of selling plants, we are in the business of selling holes. The hole takes the plant, a watering system, fertilizer, support stakes, how-to books and generates a desire for similar holes. Similarly, a florist just selling flowers is missing out on the opportunity to sell décor. • Do you have a sign in your business that tells people you accept credit cards? A Visa or MasterCard sign has been shown to make people more amenable to purchase. • Put more focus on items that encourage companion selling. Do you sell jewelry and have matching pendants and bracelets for your earrings? • Understand the way that psychology pricing works: o Change your pricing strategy. Studies have shown that prices ending in 9 (but not 09) can increase sales by over 20%. That’s when people are buying on value. If they are buying for quality then prices ending in zero are more effective. o Offer packages of product, but include a nonsense middle point item at the same price but of lesser value that helps reinforce the value of the package. o Offer service policy options where a shorter period is obviously not as much value. o Offer anchor point products – these are high priced items that tend to make the rest of the range seem infinitely reasonable. The Rp 100k hamburger sells lots of Rp 70 K steaks, the high priced vitamin suplement helps sell lots more of the mid-range ones. o Improving the décor of your retail outlet reduces complaints of high prices and gives the impression that your range is much more reasonably priced. With one client a Rp 100 million redecorating investment was recouped within 8 months and complaints dropped by over 90 percent. Option 4 – generate more leads. • What sort of incentives are you offering your existing customers to generate leads for you? Not cash, but some form of present that has a much higher perceived value than it’s actual cost. • Who can you partner with? We want another business that has lots of leads already that you could take advantage of. And we need to give them back an offer to good to refuse. • Advertising is the most common form of generating leads. Can you measure how cost-effective your advertising is? Do you use special phone numbers and email addresses, or different website landing pages to measure effectiveness? • Use Facebook and your web blog and twitter to generate more leads. • A 30% increase in leads would generate approximately a 15% increase in sales, based on our 48% conversion rate. What is the impact of applying just a part of these four options on our sample business? Note I added 25% more expenses to cover the additional staff for the increased workload. Our Net Profit didn’t just double! It went up four times, while our Net Margin nearly tripled. Note how the increases compound on each other. It’s the cumulative effect that is key.

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MONEY MATTERS by Colin Bloodworth

WHY WE SHOULD INVEST IN GOLD Gold as a relatively rare, attractive and indestructible metal has been highly prized and coveted since time immemorial. In Greek mythology King Midas loved it so much he wished that everything he touched would turn to gold. His wish was granted but it backfired somewhat when his food and drinks and finally even his beloved daughter turned into gold.

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Last month Germany’s Bundesbank announced it planned to repatriate gold reserves held abroad, pulling a chunk from New York and all its bullion from Paris. Most of the reserves were sent abroad for safety during the Cold War. Interestingly Germany, unlike Britain, Switzerland and France, did not sell any of its gold when it was out of fashion and of less value. As a result, it now sits on substantial reserves. There is a lesson for investors here; very often when everyone else is selling, you should be holding or even buying. Successful investors are usually the ones with the patience and ability to hang in for the long term.

But where should you store your gold? If you are talking about a serious quantity it is probably not a good idea to keep it in Bali if you are a foreigner. It will pose a security risk if it is kept at home and if you are holding it in fear of social unrest or financial meltdown you may find that bank vaults are not accessible in an emergency. I would add that this is an unlikely scenario but if your aim is to protect yourself against extreme events there are better places to hold it. It is possible for example to buy gold coins and bars at arms’ length in the UK where they can be safely stored and insured and also accessible to you at any time. As with any investment, take care and check out fully the company you are dealing with.

How much have gold prices risen? In 1970 gold stood at $37 an ounce, in 2000 it was $273 and today it stands around $1,670 an ounce. So why is gold so valuable? As with any other asset, the price of gold is driven by the forces of supply and demand. Gold is considered a safe haven when there is turmoil in financial markets or serious political unrest anywhere in the world. Countries are losing confidence in currency reserves and paper money. The US in particular is striving to revive its economy with stimulus measures such as quantative easing, a fancy name for printing money. You cannot print gold on the other hand so the precious metal should automatically rise in value as more money is printed. It therefore acts as insurance against the devaluation of money and as a protection against inflation. Apart from that it has a number of practical uses in industry including IT and dentistry, not to mention its part in the huge jewelry market. Add to this the fact that there is a limited amount of gold left to be mined, coupled with the high cost of extraction and processing, plus the political, environmental and social issues facing the mining industry and it becomes pretty clear that the future supply of new gold is likely to be very limited.

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Certain gold coins are not only widely recognized; they are also legal tender in their home countries. Small gold bars which have been properly minted and registered are easy to store and trade.

Gold Jewelry Much prized, particularly by ladies throughout the world, jewelry has a special place in India where the downturn in the economy does not appear to have dampened demand. Care should be taken when buying to ensure the purity of the gold. Where the value of the gold is concerned be aware that there is a very high mark-up in jewelry so if times are hard and you have to melt it down don’t expect to get anything like the price you paid for it, unless you have held it a very long time. And gentlemen, don’t expect your wife to stand by and watch while you melt it down! Buy gold bullion through a mutual fund

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This is one way to invest in the physical product without actually taking delivery or having to worry about storage and insurance. All that is taken care of but you still have to cover the cost through fund charges. Cashing in your gold is just same as cashing in any regularly traded mutual fund. For those who wish to diversify there are also precious metals funds that combine gold with other metals such as silver and platinum. Invest in mining stocks or funds

But is there a downside to investing in gold? Yes there is, as you might expect with any kind of investment! You cannot buy gold one day and expect to make a profit as soon as the price has gone up say 5%. Costs can include those of marketing, distribution, brokerage, manufacturing (into bars or coins), storage and insurance. And while the price of gold has undeniably risen over the years there are periods when the price falls sharply. Gold should be seen therefore as a long term investment. For example, the average price in 1980 was $615 an ounce although it actually hit a peak (during one of history’s many Middle East crises) of over $800 an ounce. It then fell sharply and remained below $400 for many years. It wasn’t until 2007 that the average price exceeded that of 1980, over a quarter of a century later! Every now and again I have to point this out to clients who have read a doomsday newsletter (usually emanating from the US) and who ask me if they should sell all their investments and switch into gold. But there is still strong case for gold The strongest case for gold right now is not an Armageddon situation or major political or economic crisis, although the latter could spark a spike in the price at any time. The factor most likely to drive up the price is the continuing degradation of currencies and uncertain impact this could have on global stock and bond markets. But how much of your savings should you allocate to gold? From an asset allocation point of view most experts would agree that a holding of between 5% and 10% would be reasonable. But how can you buy gold? Below are some of the options.

This is another way to access the gold market but is a little more speculative, particularly if you invest in individual mining companies. A mining fund would be less risky as it will invest in a range of companies with geographical diversity. There are a number of well-established international funds. As a general rule, mining shares will rise more rapidly than the price of gold when the latter is rising but fall faster when it is on the way down, reflecting the fixed overheads. Buy a metal detector!

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This is not recommended unless you have many years with nothing else to do and you like wandering in open spaces. It did work however last month for a prospector in Australia who unearthed a staggering 5.5 kilogram gold nugget worth at least $300,000. If you came across a similar find you might have some explaining to do when you bring it back through Customs! It would be far better to keep your day job and tuck a little bit of your savings into gold the conventional way. Colin Bloodworth has worked as a financial adviser in Indonesia since 1992 and is now Director of PPI Indonesia, based in Jakarta. He visits Bali regularly and can be contacted for advice at indonesia@ ppi-advisory.com or colin.bloodworth@yahoo.co.uk or 021 3004 8024.

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SPORT SHORTS BASKETBALL NEWS Bali International School Fifth Annual Basketball Tournament: Santo Yoseph Executes the Clean Sweep Santo Yoseph took both the boys’ and girls’ trophies home at the BIS Invitational Basketball Tournament finals on Sunday after pulling off oddly similar triumphs in their respective final games. The tournament’s fifth edition featured some spirited basketball, exciting games, and demonstrated the wonderful camaraderie that exists between high school players and teams around south Bali. It also allowed the Bali Para-games 2013 to get some exposure during the opening ceremony on Thursday afternoon. The games will be held at BIS in July. This weekend was all about the basketball once the ceremony had finished. Fifteen teams from 8 schools competed, and it came down to the undefeated (7-0) Soverdi girls playing Santo Yoseph, whom they had soundly beaten in the group stage a day prior. A hard-fought game left Soverdi on the short end of a 27-16 score. The boys’ final was replete with high drama, as both teams played for their first BISIBT title. Santo Yoseph fell behind early to the previously undefeated BIS A-team (5-0), but due to some clutch three-point shooting, Santo Yoseph took a lead they never relinquished just before halftime. The final score of 38-29 left the BIS players and supporters in shock. Given that BIS had beaten Santo Yoseph in the group stage on the very same court only 27 hours prior, they were certainly the favourites for the championship. The fifth annual BIS tournament was another great success, and provided some superb sporting entertainment for the Sanur community over the entire weekend. All players merit sound congratulations for their effort and sporting spirit. RUNNING NEWS Bali Marathon to draw 4,000 runners BII major sponsor of the BII Maybank Bali Marathon has announced that around 4,000 local and international participants are expected to take part in the BII Maybank Bali Marathon to be held in Gianyar regency on June 16. Online registration opened on Jan. 31 at www.balimarathon. com.

Dato’ Khairussaleh Ramli, president of PT BII, as quoted by Antara news agency, told the press on Sunday that the online registration was aimed at providing easy access for professional and amateur runners from all over the world to participate in this international sports activity. The Bali Marathon will have three categories — the 42.195-kilometer full marathon, a half marathon and a 10-kilometer marathon. There will also be a Children’s Sprint. He said that the routes for the full and half marathons in Gianyar had been certified by the Association of International Marathons and Distance Races and had an International Measurement Certificate SURFING NEWS

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Reflecting Bali’s growing popularity as a sports venue, the governing body of World Surfing ASP International has announced the sanctioning of the Oakley Pro Bali at Keramas on between 18-29 June as an ASP World Championship Tour (WCT) license for 2013. The event will be the fifth of 10 events on the 2013 ASP World Championship Tour and the first elite tour event in Indonesia since the Rip Curl Pro Search in 2008. “We are very excited about the addition of the Oakley Pro Bali to the 2013 ASP World Championship Tour schedule,” Renato Hickel, ASP WCT Manager, said. “This will be the first ASP World Title-deciding event at Keramas, an internationally-recognized venue of high-performance surfing, and we look forward to the ASP Top 34 doing battle there for years to come.” While the righthand reef break of Keramas will serve as the primary venue, Oakley has green lit the performance-oriented beachbreaks of nearby Canggu as a backup location. The Indonesian island paradise is a recognized host to a bevy of world-class breaks, making the Oakley Pro Bali one of the most anticipated events of the 2013 schedule. “Keramas, to me, is the most high-performance wave on the planet,” Jordy Smith, current ASP WCT surfer, said. “Oakley have had their world junior event there for a few years and I’m glued to the computer every time it’s on. To have the Top 34 there, it’s going to be a huge challenge for the judges as the performances are going to be next level. This is really exciting.” For full list of sports please go to http://www.balisportmag. com

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Delicious International Dishes (Indonesian Language Version available at www.baliadvertiser.biz) The first time we tried this I was jettisoned back to Thailand. It has that unmistakable sweet, sour, salty, savory Thai taste that surprises the palate. The tofu gives it protein and texture. See the last issue for Basic Baked Tofu used in this recipe. Thai Pumpkin and Tofu Soup Serves 3-4 Ingredients: - 300 grams pumpkin - 3 1/2 cup vegetable soup stock - 10 lime leaves, torn in half - 60 grams baked tofu, cut into 1 cm. x 1 cm. pieces (see last BA issue) - 1 Tbl. palm sugar - 2 Tbl. soy sauce - 3 Tbl. lime juice - 1/2 tsp. ground black pepper - 2 chili peppers lightly crushed - 2 cups Thai or Italian basil loosely packed, then chopped

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Directions: Take the seeds out of the pumpkin and cut it into four pieces. Cut off the skin and thinly slice the pumpkin so you have long curving slices. Heat the stock in a pot big enough to hold all the ingredients. When it is hot add the lime leaves and bring to a boil. Add the pumpkin, tofu, palm sugar, soy sauce, lime juice, black pepper, and chilies. Stir well. If you prefer a milder soup take the chilies out after 3-5 minutes. When the pumpkin is cooked add the basil leaves and cook just until they are wilted. Serve. Note: The above is a low fat version. If you want a more authentic Thai version cut the soup stock down to 2 3/4 cups and add 3/4 cup (200 mls.) of coconut milk. ‘Kor hai aroi na ka’ - that’s Thai for ‘Enjoy your meal’

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The Jembrana Palace W a l k i n g through the Kori Agung, the huge raised main gate, I emerged into the quiet interior of the palace. The g r o u n d s possessed a sleepy air with shady trees, d u s t y walkways and patches of grass growing between paving stones. The air hung suspended in the still heat of the early afternoon. A few children played in the yard of the servant’s quarters, brightened with mats of yellow corn laid out to dry and scrawny chickens scratching in the flat gray dirt. The venerable older residences with their deep open tiled terraces, faded lacquer cabinets and vintage black & white photographic portraits gracing the walls, exuded a feeling of genteel age and reflected the eclectic mix of architectural styles of Balinese palaces. Though several buildings were in the process of renovation, no workers or owners could be found. Although Bali’s palaces share many physical similarities, the relative status and titles among the palace rajas, court etiquette, customs and d r e s s o f residents, ritual obligations and t y p e s o f buildings, pavilions and decorations differ in each to a remarkable degree. Neither wealthy nor powerful, Jembrana never played an important role in Balinese politics, remaining barely civilized for hundreds of years while the rest of Bali blossomed with court culture. The most westerly of Balinese kingdoms, the rugged, thinly populated region is lined with rocky, black-sand beaches pounded by high surf. A 15th century Balinese chronicle records that Jembrana came under the jurisdiction of the faraway Gelgel dynasty. Two princes were sent by the king to civilize the wild western wilderness, establishing separate courts near present-day Jembrana and Gilimanuk. The princes vied with each other over who could develop the most prosperous principality, their intense sibling rivalry eventually erupting into a full-scale civil war that destroyed both courts. Jembrana then slipped into obscurity until 1803, when another court developed in presentday Negara a few kilometers west. From the early 17th century to the early 19th century, Bali remained largely obscure in the West because of its lack of spices, fragrant woods, ivory, natural harbors, and its natural geography surrounded by deep straits and treacherous tidal currents. These factors tended to isolate the island from the extensive international trade that swirled around it. But the island soon attracted notice because of its astonishingly rich coastal plains in the south and its vital position at the beginning of the Lesser Sunda Islands to the east. In 1849, one of the largest Dutch military expeditions ever organized in the archipelago defeated Balinese forces on the north coast. After Dutch forces invaded southern Bali in 1906, the Europeans controlled the entire island, the political authority passing from Bali’s native rulers into the hands of Dutch controleurs, colonial-era viceroys. The glorious Bali-Hindu theater-state, so jealously guarded and preserved for more than a thousand years, came to a bitter end. At the time of Holland’s final conquest, the entire southern drainage of the island was politically divided into nine small but powerful rajadoms administered by semi-autonomous lords and their officials. Each of these principalities - Klungkung, Karangasem, Mengwi, Badung, Bangli, Tabanan, Gianyar, Buleleng and Jembrana - was separated by sharply demarcated borders and each competed for the loyalty, support and

deference of the population. Jembrana was placed under the direct administration of the Netherlands East Indies government in 1882. Palace Interior: Architectural Highlights The modest Jembrana Palace, though occupying a small area in comparison to its far wealthier and older counterparts to the east, nevertheless contains all the elements of a fully constituted Balinese palace or puri. The term puri originates from a Sanskrit word used in ancient India meaning “walled city” or “towered city.” During the development of the Balinese language the term pura came to refer to a religious temple complex, while the term puri came to refer to palace, the residence of kings and nobles. Made up of walls, gates, passageways, pavilions, functional spaces, altars, sheds, sculptures, the spatial layout of a puri is generally square. The most obvious feature is that the whole space is divided into several large blocks. Similar to a Javanese kraton, five major types of spaces comprise the palace: religious, cameral, civic, residential and profane. As in the temple the four directions of the Balinese compass are critical in determining the layout and positioning of buildings. The most sacred structures, such as the palace’s core-line temple, are to the east and north, mountain-ward, and the most profane are to the south and west, seaward. The well-developed Balinese science of divination, recorded on ancient palm leaf lontar, is known as the Asta Kosala Kosali (The Balinese Architectural Code) – the Balinese system of feng-shui. Through it the builders are able to determine the best place to locate the kitchen, the kulkul alarm tower, the wantilan cockfi ghting arena and the palace’s main family pavilion (bale gede). If a family is suffering misfortune, the first place the balian (diviner) will look for are any unwitting violations of the Balinese laws of building. The science of building is held to be sacred knowledge and traditional Balinese architects are known by the distinguished title of undagi. These native builders assure that the confines of a puri are divided into public areas where people assemble, the royal residences where the king meets with notables of the realm, where marriages are arranged, where ritualized petitions are received and where documents are signed. All around me the various reception pavilions (bale) and viewing pavilions were flanked by canopied shade trees. A separate courtyard in the back contained the offering-making pavilions and temple kitchens. The main compound for family members, called the loji, 100 meters further along on the right after entering, has been built in the modern quasi-Balinese-Dutch architectural style. Three wooden rice storage sheds ( l u m b u n g ) , positioned midway and in the rear of the puri, are built in the traditional style with rough-hewn t i m b e r e d substructures, the thatch on their steep roofs having been long ago replaced by iron sheeting. The size and number of lumbung is an indication of the wealth of the family, three being an indication that the rajadom at least at one time held substantial rice lands under cultivation. Within a few generations the wood rots and the structure fi nally collapses, so these types of granaries are becoming rare. The most lavish attention has been paid to the palace’s own chapel, as elaborate as a village temple, located in an elevated area at the top of a stairway behind the family residences. As can be found in any well-to-do family, this temple complex

(piasan) is a walledin enclosure consisting of an altar f o r o ff e r i n g s a n d grass thatched shrines dedicated to deified ancestral spirits, to the holy mountains (Gunung Batur and Gunung Agung), and the interpreter of the gods. Take note of two beautiful wayang-style paintings in this devotional area. In one intricate painting, the beloved court clowns Gareng and Petruk are visible on the right and Semar and Bagong are positioned on the left. The obvious representation of fi re, in the lower portion of the painting, emanates from the head of Lord Brahma himself, and depicts the royal cremations (pelebon) of previous rajas. Directly above are Para Dewa and Malaikat from the story of Betara Kala, the god of the underworld. The small figures hovering in the center are family members. Lord Siwa is seen to the left and the god Vi s h n u i s t o t h e right. The second painting, with a blue background, is taken from an episode of the Mahabharata poem about an Aryan king in the Indian Vedic age (1500-500 B.C.). The hero Rama (Krishna reincarnated) is seen giving advice to the Pandawa Brothers before a tremendous 18-day battle is to take place between two rival family groups. This Indian masterpiece, translated by Vyasa in the Middle Ages, was carried to Indonesia by learned high-caste Brahmans and incorporated into existing native wayang theater forms. Due to the conflict between the two royal brothers, the culture of the Jembrana regional court never developed to a high degree. Moreover, many of the regency’s inhabitants are Muslim traders and fishermen. In Jembrana, mosques outnumber Hindu temples by five to one, and inland areas are home to Bali’s strongest and most populous rural Christian communities. Nevertheless, the Jembrana ruling class has always felt it imperative to demonstrate their knowledge of the great Hindu epics. The ruler’s fondness for the mythical Hindu stories, which play such a gigantic part in Balinese literature, art and theater, are beautifully represented in these paintings. Leaving as quietly as I came through the great splitgate, an artificial mountain straight out of Indic m y t h o l o g y, I slipped from the cool sacred space of the puri and emerged again onto the far less holy region of the street where my car’s seats and dashboard burned under the fierce sun.

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For Sale; Mini oven 25 cm 125rb, book novel 25rb, oil painting 30x40 200rb, hp 3g sony ericsson 500rb, cdma evdo smart 200rb, dvd latest movie @3rb if take all @2500. Contact 0813 3254 5411. Denpasar. [128] Trade; Villa/bungalow vouchers for holiday accommodation on Bali and Lombok. Want to trade for any: top line bicycles, children bunk bed, pool chairs and tables, art paintings for interiors, sofa bed/dining table and chairs, BBQ. Must be excellent condition or new as vouchers are top line accommodation. <asianbuyerbali@yahoo. com> or call: 0812 4651 4976. [046]

For Sale; Organ Yamaha electone FE30, used. Selling for match price, good condition, also traditional Indonesian instrument, Kulintang, made by wood. Sell for very good price. Contact 0878 6293 0494. Kerobokan. [141] For Sale; Laptop Toshiba M100. Intel Core2Duo T5200, 800MHz, 1GB DDR2 Memory, ATI-Radeon X1400 256MB VGA, Pioner multiDVDRW, 100GB HDD. Win XP SP3. All works except battery and speaker (dead). Needs external speaker/ headphone to play sound. Rp. 3.000.000 OBO. Please SMS/call: 081 2225 2467. Legian. [042]

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ARDEN DOCTOR

by The Garden Doctor

by Dr. Kris

Mounting and Hanging Orchids

“I have many orchids in my garden and I have often seen them in nurseries and other gardens growing on rocks or even hanging. My question is, do you have some tips on how to mount an orchid? I’ve never tried this before. I need advice on what material would work, and how to secure the plant without damaging it? Thanks in advance! Peter” One of the great pleasures of growing plants is experimenting with alternative growing techniques. Most commercially grown orchids are epiphytes (growing on trees) or lithophytes (growing on rocks) when growing in the wild, thus they will readily take to a mounting as it is a natural way for them to grow. Growing this way will also add an aesthetically pleasing quality to your home and garden.You could also try this method with bromeliads or even some types of ferns. Orchids can be grown on various surfaces, including tree fern bark, hardwood, cork, terracotta tile, broken pots, rocks (lava rock retains a lot of moisture), logs, bamboo, bark, branches, coconut fibres or shells, bamboo off-cuts or even living trees. Practically anything can be used, some people even use driftwood washed up on the beach (if so, make sure you soak in water first to leach all the salt out before you use it.) The first step is to find something good to use as a mounting. Once you get started, you will always be on the look out for good mounting material. The ideal mount would be rot resistant, salt free and contain no chemical treatment. Softwood like untreated pine will rot very quickly. Tree fern fibres, hardwood planks, logs and rocks are probably the easiest of options, and you could probably find these materials easily within your own garden. You can purchase tree fern or tree bark boards and other mounting materials at some nurseries. I came across a dead staghorn fern, which I have recycled to make some mounting boards, as well as some logs and rocks that I found in the garden. If you use a log you could mount various types of orchids on one piece, and either lay this flat across the garden, or hang it vertically for a stunning effect. For a novice the easiest place to start is to mount to fern bark, wood planks, or a rock. The mount should be in balance with the plant, leaving room for it to grow into its natural shape. The orchid will grow roots into and around whatever it is mounted upon. Note that it is always easier to start with smaller specimens, they will be lighter and by the time they grow and mature their roots will be firmly wrapped around the mount. Smaller specimens adapt by rapidly forming a specialised root system, developing hard strong roots that serve as holders alone in conjunction with softer roots for absorbing nutrients. Larger plants previously grown in soil have already developed larger soft root systems that will need frequent watering just to sustain the plant, and they will also take longer to establish a secure position. Some types of orchid establish more easily than others. Try starting with brassavola, oncidium, cattleya, or dendrobium. For mounting bromeliads try tillandsias, billbergias, neoregelias, and aechmeas. Once you have selected your orchid take it from the soil and carefully wash or shake off the excess soil from around its roots. Then place your orchid against the mounting board or rock, finding a suitable placement position, as shown in the picture. Once you have the arrangement decided, cover the roots with moss or any

other fibrous absorbent organic material. (I personally use fern fibres or whatever else is available in the garden, such as decaying bamboo leaves). Adding absorbent organic material not only ensures adequate hydration to the roots, reducing transplant shock, but also protects the roots in the tie down process. Once the roots have been covered simply tie the plant on to the rock or board by looping over the covered roots, to secure them to the mount. Over time the moss or whatever organic material you have used, falls off or can be pulled off at the time that the orchid is established and firmly attached to its mount. It is possible to mount your orchids without any moss or root covering, just be careful not to damage the roots when tying on, Plants mounted in this way will also require more frequent watering, and will do well mounted on a wall near a shower. When mounting, make sure the orchid is tied tight, roots will not attach to the mount if the plant is loose. You can use anything to tie the plant to its mount, such as fishing line, twine, string, wire, shoelaces, or even pantyhose. I have used bright twine (see picture) in this example, but if you are worried about immediate appearance you could use fishing line as it is invisible and looks natural from a distance, though it can be difficult to tie on initially and can also damage roots if it is tied to tightly. Personally I use whatever I have, as all the ties will be removed or cut away once the plant is securely attached. When mounting for the first time, try and get a partner to help you, by holding the plant into position whilst you tie it on, this can save a lot of hassles and frustration. Remember, if you’re tying the orchid to a growing plant, don’t use anything that will constrict the growth or cut into the limbs of the host plant. Humidity is the biggest factor to consider for growing mounted orchids. There is minimal potting material to hold and absorb water. They will require water more frequently and for longer, giving the roots the opportunity to get a soaking. It is almost impossible to overwater a mounted orchid, though very easy to underwater one. Water your orchids at the same time as all other potted plants that require frequent watering. Another watering technique is to dip the orchid in a pond or even in a bucket of water, and leave them to absorb moisture for 10 minutes. Another tip is to keep a spray bottle of water nearby to give a regular misting on hot or windy days, to keep them from drying out. A newly mounted orchid should be kept moist, in a shady location for a few of weeks until it acclimatises. After this you can move it to the location where you will be growing it. Hang them wherever you like, on a wall, overhead from the rafters or trees, even in the shower or bathroom. If mounted on a rock they can be placed near water features, on tables indoors, or around any other focal point of the garden.

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For Sale; Dining table glass top timber frame. Solid wood 1500 x 1200 plus 4 dining chairs great condition. 1,500,000. Wooden door frame with solid teak door handle lock and keys, window frame and window includes glass and security screen (600 x 1 mtr ) 1,200,000. Electric kill pest outdoor 250.000. Nusa Dua Call John (English only). 0813 5399 0075. Email for pics <nusaduagetaway@ yahoo.com>. [058]

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For Sale; Kids toy. Pedal dumper tractor, to ride on. Ages 3 to 6 y.o. In almost new condition. Selling for Rp. 350,000, - (was new Rp. 850,000,-). Can send picture. 0852 3730 4847 / <marcelinbali@gmail.com>. Denpasar. [059] For Sale; Denpoo hot water pot, pump system. Boils and keeps hot 3.5 litres of water. Uses little power, just 500W for boiling. Still almost new. Selling for Rp. 100,000, (new Rp. 350,000, -). 0852 3730 4847 / <marcelinbali@ gmail.com>. Denpasar. [060] For Sale; Wash basin, dropin model, 600 mm., colour white. Brand Nahm (Villeroy & Boch Group). New, still in box. Selling for Rp. 150,000, - (new Rp. 450,000, -). Can send picture. 0852 3730 4847 / <marcelinbali@gmail. com>. Denpasar. [061] Wanted; New or 2nd hand book-cases (2) like the model IKEA Billy, with same strength. Preferably in black, but white also OK. Send / call details / price to 852 3730 4847 / <marcelinbali@ gmail.com>. Denpasar. [062] For Sale; Panasonic full HD hand held video camera model HDC-SD5, compact, and versitile, comes withcamera bag and accessories, dvd burner, fish eye lens, excellent condition, bought for 15 juta sell for 5 juta ono. PH/sms: 0813 5332 0411. Sanur. [063]

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“Hairy Hands” I note that the people of Jakarta are looking forward to relief from their traffic woes with a monorail system and elevated roads. It sounds like, after decades of worsening problems, there might be solutions in sight for the poor beleaguered and somewhat damp people of our capital city. One has to wonder who on earth would develop a capital city in an area that is below sea level. It couldn’t be anything to do with Indonesia’s colonial past could it. Perhaps the colonisers of Indonesia had been brought up in a far away distant country most of which is below sea level and whose natives only feel comfortable with the constant threat of being overtaken by the sea. Perhaps with their extensive experience they have also found some answers. Of course, windmills, dykes, wooden shoes that float and an army of little boys ready to put their fingers in any leaks that might suddenly spring. I’ll give Jokowi a ring. In the meantime I note some bright spark has suggested that a metro might be a good idea. A metro? An underground railway? Now that really is a brilliant idea. I can picture the rush hour, people on their way to work hurrying for the stairs only to find water lapping just below the top step. “Flooded? Flooded? Why is our wonderful new Metro flooded?” “I’m sorry sir but the pumps wouldn’t work.” “The pumps wouldn’t work? Please explain.” “Yes sir there was a blackout last night.” “Blackout? What about the backup generator?” “Erm.” “What do you mean erm?” “Well, er, someone forgot to order the solar.” “Couldn’t someone go out and buy some?” “Well, er yes we did but, er, well I don’t know how to tell you this.” “Come on spit it out man.” “Well, er, it wasn’t working anyway.” “The generator wasn’t working.” “No sir, there was no budget for maintenance, you see, so it wasn’t fixed the last time it broke down.” “Great.” “But it wouldn’t have mattered anyway.” “What do you mean, it wouldn’t have mattered?” “Well you see sir, someone saved some money and bought cheap pumps from his brother, they seized up a long time ago.” “Great, two hundred squillion dollars worth of railway knackered all for a bit of maintenance……...” Thank goodness Jakarta is starting to think sensibly about its problems, we should extend to the new Governor every good wish in his endeavours. Talking of floods though, we had a call. It was about a bathroom tap that was leaking, the owner had been watching the news and was afraid that a Jakartaesqe situation was imminent. The emergency team was dispatched only to return to regroup with news that this was going to be a little tricky. Apparently others had already tried and given up. Leaking was a bit of an understatement, the water was flowing like an incontinent camel. Some gorilla had turned both taps off with such force that the handles had parted company with the valves inside the taps, for those with a technical bent the splines on the handle shaft had been stripped; for those without such a boring mental preoccupation as a technical bent the water ran and the handles of the taps turned with about as much effect as trying to catch an elephant with fly paper. The problem was that the taps were on the rear edge of an expensive bath which in turn was mounted in a concrete plinth with some rather fancy tiles covering walls, floor, plinth and probably toilet seat as well. There was no way of getting to the taps to repair or replace them without breaking the tiles and removing the bath so the taps could be unscrewed from below. To add to the problem it was highly unlikely that the beautiful tiles could be matched, repairing the tilework would be very difficult. This is a rather stupid situation that is repeated in fancy residences all over Bali. Taps often fail through normal usage - the result of normal wear and tear. Add a few visiting gorillas to the mix and it becomes obvious that any architect worth his salt should, when designing that fancy bathroom, consider a strange and rarely heard of concept - maintenance. “Begger the water,” I hear them cry, “we can’t let such dreary considerations as repairs hinder the flow of the creative juices now can we?” Just as an interesting distraction you might (or might not) wish to go and have a look at your bathrooms, toilets and kitchen and ask the question, if a tap or a shower head should fail how will it be replaced? Will it involve the marble cutters and polishers on some distant Italian mountainside rubbing their hands in glee and saying “we’ve got a special order from a wealthy man in Bali who needs a small piece of cleopatra blue to match the rest of his bathroom, we’ve got him by the short and curlies.” In fact we did come up with a solution to our running taps without crossing the palms of Italian marble cutters. A hole was cut in the wall behind the taps from the bedroom next door. A nice decorative Balinese carved panel was used to cover the

hole so if there was a problem in the future the taps could again be reached and repaired. The owner of the house had wisely used good quality Toto tapware, spare parts were found and the 3 million rupiah set of taps did not have to be replaced. Taps that confuse do not last long in the hands of some hairy apes… with a grip like a banker holding onto his wallet (sorry I shouldn’t exaggerate) who knows full well that to turn a tap off you have to screw it down hard, if it dribbles, screw it down even harder. As we all know you turn taps to turn them on – and you turn them several times…….. Just a minute, no you don’t, you might have done when Adam was still in nappies but not these days. Modern taps have levers that go up and down or side to side. There are some that still rotate but only for a quarter of a turn. In fact the old screw down taps are still widely used in Australia and Britain and I recently had an Aussie asking me if I could find some, “you know, the ones with a tap washer”. Eventually I did mange to track some down. They were on some archaic display of washbasins and no longer available in Indonesia, remnants from a bygone era. But still that “screw it down hard” automatic reaction persists as anyone who runs a hotel or restaurant knows all too well. In one particularly troublesome restaurant we tried everything. We even tried the press down “button” type of taps that automatically switch themselves off after a few seconds. “Aha” we thought, “got it solved now” but we spoke too soon, within hours the thing was loose, the hairy handed brigade had tried to turn it and given it a sort of rotary freedom. We eventually settled on a quarter turn tap with a lever on the top. It still works.

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So what is this all about? Until around 30 years ago taps across the world had a round rubber disk (a tap washer) inside which was pressed down by a screw thread with a handle on top. You unscrewed the handle which lifted the rubber disc and allowed the water to flow. To turn it off you turned the tap a couple of full turns to screw down the rubber washer and stop the flow. This arrangement had worked quite happily since before Adam was a lad but there was a problem. The hairy handed brigade would screw the things down so hard that they would tear the rubber disc and the tap would drip. Repairing tap washers was a constant necessity that kept plumbers across the world in regular work. Attempts were made to make tap washers that couldn’t be damaged, there were several designs some of which were fairly successful. Then someone came up with a different idea. The ceramic seated tap (sometimes known as the quarter turn tap) which had 2 carefully designed ceramic discs with holes through them. You turn the tap a quarter of a turn, the holes line up and the water flows. Being ceramic they were very wear resistant and lasted a long, long time. Three variations came from this design with the development of “mixer taps”. A mixer tap not only turns the water on and off but also controls the flow from hot and cold so you can adjust the temperature. As we all know these are widely used, originally in showers but these days also in kitchens and washbasins. The three variations are a rotating ball design with a stainless steel, brass or plastic ball; a cartridge design with a replaceable cartridge and a further development of the ceramic disc design. All work well and are far less trouble than the old screw down taps.

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Low quality, cheap taps widely available in Indonesia use a far more primitive design with a plastic ball inside. The ball has a hole through the middle so when you turn the lever on the top the ball turns through 90 degrees, the hole lines up with the pipe and allows the water to flow. These taps are often poorly made and don’t last long because the plastic balls wear. It doesn’t really matter if you haven’t understood a word of all this, what is important is: 1. When buying taps buy good quality ones because they will serve you well and shouldn’t need attention for many years. You should also check that you can get spare parts for them. You don’t have to go stupidly expensive but a single good quality tap will cost at least twice as much as a low quality one. 2. When you design your dream home or renovate your existing one make sure there is some way of getting to the plumbing fittings to repair them. Even the best quality taps can need repair or cleaning especially if you have aggressive grests or very hard water. 3. If you come across a man with large hairy hands tell him to keep his great hairy plates of meat well away from your precious taps. Phil Wilson Opinions expressed are those of Phil Wilson. He can be contacted through the websites at www.wilsonbali.com or at www.mrfixitbali.com or through the office on 0361 288 789. Copyright © 2013 Phil Wilson You can read all past articles of Fixed Abode at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz C/BM/G-14 Nov. 12

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A hundred years ago, the road that runs from Singaraja through Kintamani and south to Denpasar was the only way travelers could cross the island. Singaraja, Bali’s main port at that time, was the gateway to Bali for Dutch colonialists and early tourists. It was an arduous journey by car, climbing the north face of Mount Batur, running along the edge of the Batur caldera and then downhill all the way south to Denpasar. Most travelers paused in Kintamani to marvel at the cataclysmic event which had blasted open a 7.5 kilometer -wide crater 25,000 years ago. It’s still one of Bali’s most magnificent sights. In September 2012, UNESCO made Mount Batur Caldera part of the Global Geopark Network. Back in 1969 I drove a motorbike dreamily from Ubud to Kintamani through picturesque villages, past temples and rice fields. I was deep in the island’s magic. Arriving at the edge of the stunning caldera I dismounted to take a picture of the lava flow from the recent eruption of Mount Batur… and was immediately set upon by unrelenting touts trying to sell me sarongs and wood carvings. Not much has changed. “Kintamani -- aggressive touts, overpriced meals and local mafia that run everything from crater hikes to the illegal rock mining operations,” said a Balinese friend who declined to be named. “Everyone is on the make, from the guys taking your ‘entrance fee’ at the main road to your driver and guide demanding huge restaurant commissions.”

Kadek has a different vision for his legacy. An environmental engineer trained in New Zealand, his background includes eco-consulting with small towns in New Zealand, the WWF, Bali government and hotels. For Lakeview’s 50th anniversary next year, he plans to rebrand it as an ecolodge.

“The local paradigm for business is the cockfight,” he told me ruefully. “You must win in any way possible.” “I think it’s a natural part of the property’s evolution, reflecting Bali’s changing tourism market,” he said. “It was a homestay for 30 years, a hotel for 20 and now it will be an environmentally sustainable property. I want to attract eco-conscious people who like to eat, people who support the Learning Farm concept and who would like to be more engaged in the local environment. The accommodation and menus are being transformed. We offer a wide range of activities including climbing Mount Batur, bush walks, a visit to Trunyan, a walk/ cycle/paddle triathlon, visits to a local traditional blacksmith, cycling and picnics at an 18 hectare flower farm and visits to the hot pools in the crater. During coffee harvesting season in June to July, guests are welcome to join the harvest and learn the process of creating great coffee.”

“There’s not much leadership in Kintamani,” Kadek Krishna Adidharma told me on a recent visit. “Everyone wants to be boss and ignores the rules. Most still think in survival mode; anything is justified for short-term gains.”

In 2011 Kadek took over as General Manger of Lakeview, the third generation of his family to head this iconic property. His grandfather Mangku Darta was an entrepreneur, trading Bali cattle to Hong Kong until the red scare (hysteria over communism) made it impossible to continue. He returned the edge of the Batur crater to a patch of land his mother had carved from the forest, just as a new series of eruptions began to draw travelers to Kintamani. Mangku Darta began his new enterprise by serving them coffee from his terrace, which was perfectly situated to view the dramatic blasts that took place almost annually from 1963 through 1976. Soon he built a small homestay of teak huts, founding Kintamani’s first accommodation, and was the first operator to have boats taking visitors to the traditional village of Trunyan on the crater’s lake. Mangku Darta and his wife had travelled extensively all over Bali and recognized the island’s potential as a tourist destination. I learned that Kintamani’s women have been legendary traders for hundreds of years, walking all over Bali selling Javanese sarongs they bought from Singaraja, then the island’s capital. During the resistance against the Dutch occupation after the Second World War, these women of Kadek’s grandmother’s generation became couriers, carrying vital information around the island from one cell of resistance fighters to another with bundles of sarongs on their heads. The couple sent six of their eight children to university. Kadek’s father became the area’s first doctor and helped formalize and write the Desa’s awig awig (traditional law). After Mangku Darta’s death in the late 1970s, his children took turns to manage Lakeview. They expanded it, thinking big. The homestay grew into a 20-room hotel and a huge restaurant was built to accommodate 300 people in the days of big-bus tourism.

Kadek has been swimming against this current for almost two years. He has slashed commissions at Lakeview to a fair level and offers his guests an excellent buffet meal for Rp 88,000. But drivers and guides naturally continue to take their unsuspecting clients to places that offer bigger kickbacks. He persists, against family advice. “The local paradigm for business is the cockfight,” he told me ruefully. “You must win in any way possible.” I asked him about the ‘entry fee’ to the Mt Batur Geopark that drivers of cars and motorbikes are asked to pay at the corner of the main Kintamani crater road as they arrive from the north or south. I’ve heard of very high fees being demanded, but Kadek told me that the official fee for foreigners is Rp 10,000 government tax and Rp 1,000 village donation per passenger, a total of Rp 11,000 per person, and a ticket for each should be given. To encourage transparency, Lakeview had a yearlong promotion refunding the entry fee as a discount to guests who ate at Lakeview, only to find out that very few guests received tickets. They were more likely to be overcharged or short-changed instead. The staff at Lakeview is part of the legacy. Of the 95 people on the payroll, over half have been working with the property for over 20 years and some for almost 50. Initially puzzled by his refusal to adhere to the local business model, they are gradually coming to understand his philosophy of encouraging repeat customers. Lakeview has become a de facto training ground for Kintamani; parents planning to set up a business will send their kids here for work experience. “The staff know they have to change, the place needs to be updated and there are new ways of doing things. I’m trying to make changes at a pace to which people can adapt.”

It really is too bad. The views are sensational, and the air is clear and cool. This should be one of Bali’s premier visitor destinations, complete with a few environmentally-friendly boutique hotels and world-class restaurants overlooking that stunning vista. But petty local politics and ingrained rapacity have prevented thoughtful, international-level development.

We sat on a balcony of the Lakeview Hotel overlooking the vast caldera, the distant roar of trucks below loaded with illegally mined lava rock a constant reminder of his words.

for a buffet lunch. Kadek assures me that no more than Rp 55,000 of this goes into the business. The rest of the money is returned as kickbacks to drivers and guides -- a standard operating procedure in Kintamani.

A committed locavore, Kadek plans to feature a platter showcasing fresh ingredients from within a 15 kilometre radius of Kintamani including lake fish, pork, beef, chicken, rabbit and a wide range of vegetables, fruits and herbs. The kitchen makes its own jam, bread and pesto, and will soon be packaging and selling local Arabica coffee. Kadek’s project Batur Edible Landscapes (BEL), established to help market their chemical-free produce, is on hold while the kitchen is being renovated. One BEL event included the presentation of a huge edible model of Batur volcanos, lava field and lake made entirely of local produce.

“I feel lucky to have inherited the oldest tourism business in Kintamani, on land first cleared by a little old farmer lady,” said Kadek. “I feel that I’m nurturing something that will grow and bear fruit. It’s not easy establishing an ethical business here, but it will be healthier for the next generation if expectations are more realistic. I want to prove that NOT ripping off the tourists is more sustainable in the long term.” Can the vision of one idealistic Balinese change the mindset of a town? Kadek’s family have been change agents in Kintamani for three generations, and I’d like to think that legacy can continue. www.lakeviewbali.com

One of his challenges is retrofitting the old buildings, improving drainage and establishing rainwater collection. “Our biggest cost is the very high amount we pay for buying water, because it’s too costly for the government to pump it up here. In the last year we’ve put in waste water treatment, grey water recycling and improved our rainwater harvesting. There’s a lot of reluctance when I make these changes, but staff can now see and smell the improved quality of the environment.”

It’s not easy establishing an ethical business here, but it will be healthier for the next generation if expectations are more realistic Another challenge is the local mindset. Kintamani politics are complex and dark. The villages are ancient and so are the jealousies; territories have merged and overlapped. Increasing populations compete hard for resources, one of which is the lucrative tourist trade. At present, Lakeview is a microcosm of best practices in a town with a distinct Wild West flavour. Local gangs control tourist attractions like trekking and boating on Lake Batur, as well as the illegal stone mining. If TripAdvisor reviews are to be believed, restaurants that line the edge of the caldera charge visitors up to $50 per person

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For Sale; KIA Carens 2002 matic. 0819 9994 2211. [001]

Suzuki APV DLX 2005, 11 3 , 0 0 0 k m e x c e l l e n t condition private use only, Pioneer CD player, new black paint, Rp.95 juta nego, Mark 0 8 1 8 5 5 5 9 9 0 <baliconstructionservices@ gmail.com>. [011]

For Sale or Trade; 1976 Vespa sprint 150 black. Will trade for VW Safari or older Jimmy. Call: Joe 0819 3433 5865. [018]

Niko-Niko Car Charter. Rp 50.000/hour or Rp 350.000/10 hours (Car + Driver + Gasolin). Contact (0361) 780 1966, Mobile 0813 3877 8922. [002] White Kijang Innova, great condition, 2009, 200 million for sale, Canggu <beatebali@gmail. com>. [003] Toyota Kijang 2002 2.0 EFI Automat, Silver, maintained every 5000 km, In very good condition, no scratches 96 juta, Johan 0813 3705 5393 Sanur. [004] For Sale; Chevrolet Estate 2 0 0 7 , M a n u a l , S i l v e r, C o m p l e t e p a p e r, 1 3 0 million. Call/SMS 0831 1964 5264. [005] Toyota Kijang, Innova 2.0 G. Silvermetallic. 1st registration Jan 2010. Expat owned. Mint condition. Pics: <http://kijang.hadodi.com> or 081 2395 1444 Michael. [006] All New Xenia For Rent, Call 0812 5147 4124. [007] Sale Honda City 2005, 0813 3254 5411. [008] On Sale Suzuki Katana (white) 1991. Complete VCD, DVD, MP4, very good condition. Price Rp 45 million. Nego. Call/SMS 0812 3629 2200 or 0813 3897 4333. [009] Grand Cherokee 3.6 Limited & 5.7 Overland; Wrangler Sport 2 & 4 doors; Wrangler Sahara 2 & 4 doors; Wrangler Rubicon 2 & 4 doors; Jeep Patriot; Compass; Dodge Journey; Grand Cherokee 3.6 ‘11; Jeep Wrangler Sport ‘09. Visit Nadia Auto Graha Chrysler Bali Authorized Dealer, Jl. Teuku Umar 70, Denpasar. Ph. (0361) 237 008. [010]

Range Rover Evoque; Mercy SLK 350 AMG ‘12; Mercy SLK 250 ‘12; Mercy E250 CGI ‘11; Toyota Vellfire ‘10. Visit Nadia Auto Graha, (sales, service & spareparts) Jl. Teuku Umar 70, Denpasar. Ph. (0361) 237 008. [012] For Sale; Ford Ranger 2x4 twin cabin black 2009, 205jt nego; Suzuki APV manual black, 2007 100jt, 2008 110jt nego; Suzuki APV metalic blue automatic 2008, 110jt nego; SMS only 0813 3841 9911. [013]

Watercraft Boat/engine 4sale <www.gland.com/kapal> 081 7939 9777. [014] 34’ Steel Cutter, Boro Sea Temptress, Tasmanian built. Great cruiser. Yanmar 40 hp. Very good sails. Indo Flagged, ready to cruise. Full Photo/Spec. Rp199 Juta Must Sell. <robarrand@yahoo.com> 0813 3914 2263. [015]

For Sale; Motorbike Scorpion, year 2012. Modified. Contact 0819 3310 2420. [019] Suzuki Thunder 2007+Vespa 1964 new condition. Together 25jt. <pascal70@hotmail.com>, Sari 081 834 6595. [020] Husqvarna TE250 2010, 10,000km excellent condition, powercommander, auto-tune, FMF exhaust with powerbomb, supermoto rims/tires/brakes included with track/trail setup available, Rp.85 juta nego, Mark 081 855 5990 <baliconstructionservices@ gmail.com>. [021] KTM XC250 2006, re-build Nov ‘09, excellent condition very fast, Rp.55 juta nego Mark 081 855 5990 / <baliconstructionservices@ gmail.com>. [022] Motorbike Honda Phantom TA200. Ph: 858 0395. [023]

Inflatable Boat Sale. Photos + info <mpr2001@terra.com. br>. [016]

For Sale; Excel 200cc 1988, Vespa VBB 1961, 1964, Register (DK) 1966, 1968, 1973, 1976. Good Condition with Complete Document. Call 081 2394 5672 / email <alexshendri@yahoo. com>. We can ship. [024]

B o a t F o r S a l e ; 11 . 6 m fiberglass boat with steering system, 170jt; Email <jeremy@bluewaterexpress.com> for pics & details. [017]

Motorcycle For Sale ; Kawasaki KLX 250 with road tyres + racing exhaust 2008, only 7,000km 50jt nego; SMS only 0813 3841 9911. [025]

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Sailing Cat TIKKY 34

Call 081338 663333 ramongenz@yahoo.com.au

This boat is solid and in v. g. condition. Two small cabins, also galley, navigation corner, toilet. Sleeps up to 6. Fun to cruise between the islands. Owner bought bigger boat. Price reduced from 37000 to 35000, now $33000,-. Moored in Serangan.

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For Sale; Bar / bench stools x2. Metal frame with circular wooden seats. 250,000 for the 2. SMS 0878 6174 5078. Seminyak. [086] For Sale; Rarity. 70year old Bezar compass. Still in good condition. For collectors only. Sanur. Please call Michael 081 2395 1444. [109]

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THE RASTA BABY CHRONICLES NC/CE/G-20 Feb. 13

You could have knocked me down with a feather when the Christmas faeries in their wisdom (they probably made a mistake in the seasonal rush) delivered unto me, completely unexpectedly, a ten week premature, 1.2 kg baby boy. Father Jamaican, deceased. Mother is from Java of Chinese descent. She’s quite lovely really, all willowy grace and serenity. There’s iron there also, stoic with a quiet strength and dignity combined with a strong faith and belief in God and his infinite goodness and wisdom. She was only supposed to be staying with me for a few days on her way back to Jakarta. Lo and behold come Christmas day come her waters also. Oh, along with baby Clemence Gabriel of course. They informed me at the hospital that his chances were slim and he’d need a month in an incubator at 300 bucks a day! Now anyone will tell you, I’m not backward at coming forward when it comes to spending a few quid. If I’ve got it I’ll spend it, which probably accounts for my present predicament. In fact if mismanaging financials was an Olympic event I’d be odds on favourite to take out the gold medal. I survive here in Bali these days on the most meager of pensions and my budget has been going steadily backwards in the last twelve months. One day in the incubator was enough to topple my fragile financial situation into an even more impossibly precarious state of affairs. Nine thousand dollars worth of incubator for the month was delving into the realms of complete fantasy. Charismatic doctor informs me the baby couldn’t survive outside of an incubator for more than a few hours, his chances minimal, miniscule in fact. So here am I all of a sudden, faced with a life or death decision. Mother looks to me imploringly, dazed and confused. It’s all happened so fast, this little fellow wasn’t due along until mid March. If I ran up the bill and couldn’t pay, it would have meant a possible trip to jail and deportation. They don’t mess around like that in Indonesia. Torn asunder emotionally, frustrated beyond belief, angry, freaked out, tired and disbelieving of what was actually taking place I tell him that there is no money for an incubator.

Meanwhile my friend Moka was conducting her Javanese juju about the place. She sprinkled salt around the outside of my house all the while muttering incantations that sounded like they came from somewhere approximately around the beginning of time. Placing cloves of garlic and onions at what she perceived to be strategically dodgy spots where demons intent on evil doings were lurking, unseen by my jaded Bule eyes. Doktor tidak Tuhan, or, doctor isn’t God, she said to me as she bade her farewells. For a day and a sleepless night the willing, pacing, singing etc continued before a miracle appeared from out of left field in the name of Putu. Putu runs an orphanage and school for Bali street kids and had heard of my plight thru a mutual friend. She bundled us all into a taxi and it was off to Sanglah hospital where she marched in, sweeping aside the minions that tried to block her passage, us surfing exhaustedly in her wake, and like a force of nature, which indeed she is, berates and cajoles the head of staff until baby Clemence is given incubation for a month, free of charge. Thanks Putu you are an angel, keep up the excellent, selfless work you and husband Michael do on a daily basis. Clemence is a month old today and he and his mum have been out of hospital and home at my place for three days. He’s strong, a survivor. Every morning at 7 a.m., I take him into the early morning sun to help with the remaining traces of jaundice. After morning feed and bath he lays naked on my chest, heart to heart, bony limbs spread akimbo about me. Kangaroo they call it here in Indonesia. He likes that a lot as do I, it’s a powerful form of bonding with this tiny fragile life, raising and falling with my breath as he gazes up at me with what I imagine to be rapt adoration. Well, it is my imagination is it not! My life has been spun around on a dime but I can’t quit now. I feel a powerful connection with this tiny being and I must do all that I can to see this little fellow grow strong and healthy. What the future holds for my little Rasta baby only God knows but we are like family now and will weather the storms and fair sailing of life together by providing him with the most important of ingredients, love.

Such are the harsh realities of life in the third world. As it turned out they did incubate the child for that first night. On the following day we all set off for my tiny cottage, the mood grim, expecting the baby to expire momentarily. I’m clutching the little fellow to me willing him to just keep on breathing, singing to him as I paced the floor to and fro, talking to him about whatever madness’s were going thru my tired head at that time.

I play him music from the rich catalogue of his father’s Jamaica, reggae, ska, dub, all of the old chestnuts. In my mind’s eye I imagine us visiting his dad’s island sometime in the future when he’s grown strong and proud on this one. Ah life! You couldn’t make it up could you?

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By Jeffree C/CE/G-23 Jan. 13

SCHEDULE THAT Angels in High Heels (Wednesdays) I remember when this exclusive red carpet bar opened, another addition to the five star scene in Bali. Years ago, no one would have dreamed that Bali would play host to a highly successful Champagne bar but times have indeed changed and this venue is highly popular amongst tourists and locals alike. Very generously on Wednesday evenings, you can enjoy free cocktail shots. If you haven’t been to this bar, it is definitely worth a visit as the service is super, the nibbles scrumptious and it is full of beautiful people in a beautiful place. The name of this bar is all about excitement, expectation, glamour, new clothes, fancy drinks, happy people, exclusive snacks, best service, beautiful people all features of the Red Carpet. This is definitely going on down at this bar which has secured its spot as part of Bali’s exclusive scene. Check out Wednesdays as you are sure to meet the Angels in High Heels too. When : 8 pm Where : Red Carpet Champagne Bar, Jl Oberoi NO 42c, Seminyak Contact : 737889 www.redcarpetchampagnebar.com

Bali Spirit Festival (20 - 24 March) Bali plays host to some fabulous festivals and the Bali Spirit Festival is no exception. Described as a spiritually charged event featuring yoga, dance, music with a global audience, this is a festival that celebrates the very essence of life. Now in its sixth year, the event has once again come around fast. The Festival also emphasizes the importance of giving back to the local Balinese community through creative and purposeful outreach initiatives which with the expatriate community being blessed to live on this beautiful island, it is always an important consideration. The line up over the 5 days includes over 100 workshops and Master Classes with yoga, dance, music, healing and lifestyle. Yoga incorporates Hatha, Vinyasa, Yin, Laughter, Power, Anusara, Silat, Capoeira, Poi and Qi Gong. Dance styles showcase Mandala, Javanese, Balinese, Indian and West African traditions. Music workshops encompass the Djembe, Didjerdu, Kirtan and voice. Healing and treatments available range from: Energy Channeling, Sound Therapy, Dreamwork, Watsu, and Crystal healing. A festival wouldn’t be up to much without an ongoing supply of cuisine and there are plenty of stalls serving a range of local and international foods. The last day of the festival is dedicated to ‘Hari Cinta Keluarga’ or in plain English ‘We Love Family Day’. The Balinese community are invited to join in the festivities. If you buy your ticket or tickets before 1 March you will be eligible for an early bird discount. It is much cheaper to organise your tickets on-line, particularly if there are a few of you attending. Prices vary and access is granted or limited to different areas depending on the type of ticket you buy. You can check out all those details on the user friendly website and also purchase your tickets there. Information on locations and maps are available for download on the website too. Cost : from USD700 Where : Purnati Center for the Arts (Day) and Agung Rai Museum of the Arts (evening) Contact : Kezia Winny 081m13922293 or BBM 2204F030 info@balispiritfestival.com www.balispiritfestival.com

Ceramic Artwork Exhibition (22 February) ‘To enrich one’s life and heart by using my ceramic artwork’ is the theme of Masayoshi Yoshioka’s exhibition down at

Jenggala Gallery. The community is invited to the opening reception which will display these unique ceramics. Jenggala is also a great place to visit with the kids or as a class trip to paint a pot. When : 6 pm Where : Jenggala, Jl Uluwatu, Jimbaran Contact : 703311 www.jenggala.com

Internations (1 March) I’ve mentioned Internations before as they are a global group with clusters in most capital cities and other major cities around the world. It is a great way of meeting up with expatriates and other like minded people and if you are new in town a place to meet new people. Each month there is a gathering at a chosen venue. There are other activities throughout the month which usually attract a smaller crowd as these are based around common interests. This activity is called ‘Dine and Dance’. Once you board the bus you can sit back and relax as you are taken on a journey to Ubud, which still remains the cultural capital of Bali, despite recent growth and development. Not only culture but it has gained a reputation for its excellent cuisine at some top quality restaurants. The evening’s entertainment will be live music and various dances including Salsa, Tango, Flamenco and Belly dancing with plenty of delicious menus to choose from. The cost of the trip covers transport and entertainment. The rest is up to you which works as you can drink and eat what you want as normally at the monthly gathering, snacks are provided with the fee. To participate, you do need to be a member of Internations which is very easy to do. Simply enter the Internations website and sign up. Do so quickly as you need to register for this event by 25 February. When : 6 pm - 11 pm Cost : IDR80,000 Where : Tobelo Cafe, Jl. Peti Tenget 7C, Seminyak (meeting point) Contact : www.internations.org

Jam at JPs (24 February) The MAD (Music, Acting, Dancing) Centre are hosting an afternoon of entertainment where students are welcome to come along and perform or you can enjoy some great performances by some of Bali’s talented people. The centre offers courses in performing arts which includes acting, singing, ballet, modern dance, learning a musical instrument, band jams, writing and recording music, speaking poetry or prose, miming, script writing and all the other bits that are included under the umbrella of performing arts. Do go along and get an idea of what the students of MAD are showcasing. The afternoon is free. The afternoon’s entertainment is provided just enjoy a few drinks. It is great to see these opportunities for students in Bali. Kids love to perform and this is a great opportunity for them to do so in front of a wider audience. Check out the rest of the entertainment at JPs too as they have some great live music at night.

When Cost Where Contact

: : : :

By Dawn Chorus

2 pm - 5 pm free JPs Warung, Jl Dyanapura, Seminyak Melanie 082144185165 www.themadcentre.word.press.com

A Kitchen Troika (23 February) It does seem that each month there is a special fine dining evening with exquisite foods and wines somewhere in the south of Bali. Three world-class chefs come together for a single evening, Alain Caron, Jacques Pourcel together with Mozaic’s Chris Salans to present a unique collective menu. The menu features all sorts of gastronomical dishes. I’m not going to mention them all, just a few to moisten your taste buds; revisited black truffle potato tortilla, rock lobster tail, sole fish ‘Zebra’ and soft caramel and fresh thyme ice cream. The menu is extensive. These evenings are great particularly if you have a special occasion to celebrate as they are not often repeated. Do call to make a reservation as soon as possible as evenings like this are popular. Cost : IDR1,400,000 ++ Where : Mozaic Restaurant, Jl Raya Sanggingan, Ubud Contact : 975768 reservations@mozaic-bali.com www.mozaic-bali.com

Yoga Style (daily) I am sure you have heard the quote “the only constant in life is change” which of course is the truth for all of us because without it, how can we continue to grow and develop if not exposed to changes that are ever present. How Bali has changed and continues to change can be viewed positively or negatively depending on which half of the glass you choose to see it from. In the spirit of this quote, Manik Organik are delighted to begin their ‘new chapter’ in yoga platform and offerings. Leading the journey is Surya, originating from the Czech Republic and brings many experiences in yoga, astrology and feng shui to Bali. I’m not sure many people share this view unless you underwent a life style change or a realization that as we shape and create our own lives, we are much more than we think we are. Surya brings her passion of healing, massage and her experiences to Manik Organic and is committed to sharing everything she has learned with the people around her. If you feel you need inspiration to find yourself then it is worth coming along. Yoga is a powerful tool for reconnecting with the inner spirit and classes are available daily. The sessions are for 90 minutes. Workshops and private sessions are also available and you can also book yoga sessions at your home. If you feel like embracing changes in your life, these classes might be part of the answer.

When : 9 am and 6 pm Cost : IDR90,000 and IDR70,000 (kids) Where : Manik Organic, Jl Danau Tamblingan No 85, Sanur Contact : 855 3380 info@manikorganik.com www.manikorganik.com

Add Dawn to your mailing list and send her information on all up-coming events. Contact Dawn at <dawnchorusbali@gmail.com>

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For Sale; Home espresso machine. Brand Mitaka. Use Illy capsules. Easy to find in Bali Deli or direct with Illy. Works perfect. 1.5 million. Contact <i_virgen@hotmail. com> or 0813 5333 3505. Canggu. [171]

For Sale; iPad 3 wifi 32 Gb. Like new, no scratch. Already jailbroken with 6.1.1 A lot of applications. 4 Million. Includes leather case and pen. Contact <i_virgen@ hotmail.com> or 0813 5333 3505. Canggu. [170]

For Sale; My 2 body length bean bags its brown with light green lines on sides, never used, reason selling have no space in new plc 15 bcks 4 one 25 bcks for two. Call 0888 0112 1047. Denpasar. [172]

For Sale; GPS Papago Z1. 3D Maps for southeast asia. Maritime maps covered as well. Still in box. 1 million. Contact <i_virgen@hotmail. com> or 0813 5333 3505. Canggu. [169]

For Sale; Electrolux gas oven and large refrigerator. Both need repair. Call for details. 1.5 juta each or both for 2 juta. Call 081 2397 2094 - English or Indonesian. Sanur. [173]

For Sale; Large clown painting by popular French artist from the Philippines, acrylics on canvas, 1jt. Great for kids room. Can be viewed in Umalas. <villawarna@gmail. com>. [029] C/R/I-31 Oct 12

Restaurant Review

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

Watercress….so Fresh! Why are most of the new restaurants in Bali ‘sama-sama’? One does a wagyu burger and fifty follow suite, foie gras, chocolate desserts, most new menus are 90% of items already everywhere else. Now at last someone is game to do something different! And it is working! Just try to get a table at Watercress around lunch time! And they have only been open for 3 months, under the current young dynamic management. I love breakfasts that vary from the norm. Yes I enjoy my Bacon and Eggs [preferable poached but not fanatical about it] but I constantly seek new and exotic breakfasts. At Watercress one breakfast that is healthy, tasty and, for me, wow! Beans and Eggs with a twist [pictured]! Normal baked, kidney and white beans are combined in a ceramic dish with a dash of spices, topped with two eggs then oven baked. On serving they have sour cream and a sprinkle of parmesan added, crusty cinnamon toast on the side, together with a small side salad of rocket and lime, add a sliced chorizo sausage if you will, yes please…the dish is an adaption from a Spanish breakfast on offer in Australia’s very trendy Byron Bay district. Fight cholesterol with a smile, do not worry about the eggs the beans more than make up for them, very high fibre! Another interesting breakfast is their version of the Eggs Florentine, a toasted round of thin pita bread covered with tomato is the base, then the wilted spinach, sautéed mushrooms and fresh watercress. Poached eggs [free range of course] perfectly done and hollandaise. Add some crispy bacon if you wish? Watercress is a most clever design, one of those rare places where you feel immediately relaxed upon entering, as are all the other customers around you. A little extension, front and rear, is an immediate must, as long as it does not ruin what already works perfectly. Needless to say all the normal breakfast things are available, Muesli, and fry-ups [build your own breakfast item by item]. But as I like the unusual I am attracted to things such as Corn Fritters with avocado salsa and chilli jam, Omelettes with smoked salmon, asparagus and feta, again only free range eggs of course. The morning breakfast menu is served all day [why does

not everyone do this??] but at 12.00 midday the lunch menu also comes into operation. More interesting dishes, so many you have to return a number of times to try all the ones that appeal. There is a Salad of Roasted and Caramelised Pumpkin, tossed with a peppery rocket, sun-dried tomatoes, toasted seeds, fresh herbs and crumbled feta. A Beetroot Salad is with sweet orange, fresh watercress, pistachio and balsamic. The Watermelon Salad is with avocado and toasted soy bean seeds, it is in a lemon tahini dressing. You still want a Burger for lunch? At Watercress the burgers are filled with grilled mahi-mahi, crispy tempe or marinated tofu. Now normally I would NEVER order a fish burger but here I had to try it…sensational! Fish is so often over-cooked and dry in Bali the slab of Mahi-Mahi is perfect and combined with marinated capsicums and greens it has a gently spiced after taste. The large soft warm sesame seed buns are perfect for this dish. On the side a pile of fresh watercress topped with sweet potato crisps [they call them chips, another US takeover of the English language, a bad sign with an owner from OZ]. Straight from California are the Omelettes flat and round, topped with smoked salmon, asparagus, feta and herbs. A touch of Asia with Corn Fritters and chilli jam, avocado salsa, coriander and poached eggs [added crispy bacon is a must].

QUICK REVIEW Restaurant

: Watercress

Address

: Jln. Batu Belig 21A, Kerobokan.

Telephone

: 780.8030

Open

: 7.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m., daily. 9.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m Sunday Brunch.

Non-Smoking Area : Yes Smoking Area

: Yes

Parking

: Off street, beside restaurant.

Price

: Rp. 200,000 for two [+ drinks]

Credit Cards

: Not yet.

Food

: Organic and tasty.

Wine

: BYO.

Service

: Impressive.

Atmosphere

: Café buzz!

Overall

: An exciting newcomer.

An all day feature is the food bar at the entrance, similar to many Indonesian warungs where many different offerings are displayed. The difference here is that the offerings are mostly western not Indonesian [except for the wonderful corn fritters], and include small slices of quiche and much organic salad components so you can build your own ‘salad’ luncheon depending on today’s taste and whims. Watercress is a great addition to the Kerobokan dining scene, a rare one that appeals and fills up at lunch time in a street that is mostly empty! It has an amazing mix of interesting breakfasts and healthy organic lunch ingredients. The greens are true organic [unlike a growing number who claim to be organic but are not, some even using that word in their name] and the sauces, mayonnaise and salsas are made on the premises. Even the customers at Watercress appear different to those you regularly see elsewhere, a little bit of style and class, just like Watercress itself. The young and successful management team gives this place quite a buzz. One of the finds of 2013!

Copyright © 2013 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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Restaurant & Nightlife

20 February - 06 March, 2013

Update Spice Beach Club is amazing. It is beachfront at Kalibukbuk, Lovina. Upon arrival

you think the island has turned upside down and you are at Seminyak! A series of wantilans and rotundas are surrounded by swimming pools as they face the swept-clean beach. Spice Beach Club is on a completely different level than anything before attempted in north Bali. Lounge, bar and restaurant are all in blue and white, fresh and clean. The cuisine level has not been forgotten either with experienced hands in the kitchen presenting a very international menu that includes a few excellent Greek dips and dishes. Perfect lunchtime snacks by the seaside; Gyros [spicy chicken wrapped in pita], Toast aux Champignon [sautĂŠed mushrooms and onions], Goat Cheese on Toast, homemade Dutch Kroket on a soft roll, Souvlaki wrapped in a tortilla and the SBC Pyramid of quarter sandwiches stuffed with mozzarella cheese and deep-fried. Mains continue the trend with Zuzukakia [Greek minced beef patties nicely spiced], Beef Short Ribs, Steaks and Rack of Lamb, Grilled Prawns in garlic butter and a monster Seafood Platter for two. It may sound and look like Seminyak but the prices are pure Lovina!! Worth the trip north just to spend the day at the Spice Beach Club [they have diving too, for the energetic ones!]

Dolce Arancia must be Ubudâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most secret restaurant. A keyhole location, drive past

and you miss it. Just 5 twos and 3 fours, yet it still has that real restaurant feel about it, and gives the immediate impression that is run by professionals. What a pleasant change after some of the rubbish that has been opening around Bali recently! The menu is classical Italian, such as a starter of Melon e Prosciutto, and a range of pastas; Spaghetti, Penne, Lasagna, Rigatoni and an unusual one, Orechiette pugliese piccantine [well spiced with broccoli and an anchovy sauce] The mains include Scalloppine, Parmiagana [but the original vegetarian version with layered eggplant from Italyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s south] Polpette and Involtini. For dessert with a difference try the small trio of panna cotta, spuma and crostatine. It is found on Jln. Goutomo, park in Jln. Dewi Sita and walk around the corner.

Lestari, that Swiss restaurant on Jln. Drupadi, does it again. Always innovative their

BBQ at home package is quite amazing and proving to be very popular with villa owners and temporary renters. They will prepare and serve a BBQ dinner at your home. The menu includes Salads [Mixed, Green, Tomato / Cucumber, Pasta with Vegetables] and Garlic Bread with a variety of dressings [Italian, French, Roquefort Cheese and 1000 Islands]. The Seafood and Meats for the BBQ are Beef Tenderloin, Tuna Medallions Chicken Breast, Frankfurter and Chorizo Sausages, Baked Potatoes, Ratatouille Vegetable with Sour Cream and sauces [Cafe de Paris, Dill, Black Pepper and Mustard]. Amazingly it is â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;all you can eatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; and costs Rp. 195,000++ p.p., which includes delivery, staff, cutlery, plates, full service and preparation, clearance and maintenance. The best bit is that you do not even have to wash up afterwards! You can have a party at home without the stress.

789Suki, is yet another strange name for a Bali restaurant. Stranger still is the anonymous entrance, just a wall and a doorway, in front a small car park. It is on Jln. Dewi Sri, Kuta. Walk through the door and you are amazed to find an enormous room seating 300 at long benches. Suki serves mostly Steamboat and Mongolian BBQ and the food is on display in long refrigerated counters, the signage is surprisingly in just Chinese and English. Mongolian BBQ is often presented in Asian restaurants as an individual dish. It is not but is rather a food style. It originates with the Mongolian tribesman patrolling the mountain tops in ice and snow. They used to hang pieces of meat from their saddles, which were automatically frozen. Stopping to eat they would scratch in the snow for leaves, herbs and other greens, turn their battle shields over a fire and place on top together with strips of meat. In Mongolian BBQ Restaurants you fill your bowl from the display with shaved and shredded meats and vegetables, add your own sauces, liquids and spices and take to the â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Mongolianâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; chef who upends your bowl over a make believe shield, stirs and cooks with very long chopsticks and then returns the contents to your bowl. At Suki it is done Jakarta style on just a hot plate grill with metal trowels. Momâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Recipe, also on Jln Dewi Sri, Kuta, is by contrast Bali owned and managed. It is a trendy bakery/cafĂŠ, all in white, with ample parking in front and on the side. The bakery part specializes in exotic multi-tiered wedding cakes, interesting display including an Apple Torte which is more like an apple crumble in a small glass bowl. The menu is cafĂŠ style with many snacks, light and main meals. Monâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Recipe follows the new, but still rare, trend of showing all prices net of tax and service. Start with an Indonesian Pie [chicken and veg, mashed potato on top] or a Quesadilla of chicken, capsicum, mushroom and tomato salsa. The very Indonesian Oxtail Soup [meat fried or braised] in a beef broth with boiled potatoes and other vegetables. Sandwiches [Steak], Melts [Tuna] or Wraps [Florentine; tortilla wrapped around scrambled egg and spinach, tomato and hollandaise sauce]. Also does Pizza [chicken carbonara], Pasta [linguine gamberoni] and Burgers. Mains of Pollo Diablo [boneless chicken leg] and Beef Stroganoff [sautĂŠed sliced beef with onions and mushroom]. For dessert, pancakes and waffles.

Wanted; iPhone, iPad, iPod, Mac with all conditions. (damage, crack, completely dead, normal). <denpasar@ me.com>. Ph. 0819 9905 5544. Kerobokan. [229] For Sale; Cross handphone. 3 cards (2 GSM + 1 CDMA) All on. 1.3MP camera, 2 mem. card slots, sound & video recording, MP3, FM radio, GPRS, MMS, bluetooth, browser, FB, Twitter. Ex gift. Mint cond. Rp.500k. Contact 081 116 8805 or <peazefrog@gmail. com>. Ubud. [230] For Sale; LG brand EZ Slim Wall Mount. Fit for LG LED LCD/LCD TVs. Brand new. New price Rp.2,5mil. Selling Rp. 2Mil. Contact 081 116 8805 or <peazefrog@gmail. com>. Ubud. [231]

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For Sale; Hanging bamboo light Rp.450,000. Floor spot lamps Rp.100,000 each. Custom made terrazzo wheatgrass tray Rp.200,000. Contact 081 116 8805 or <peazefrog@gmail.com>. Ubud. [232] For Sale; Apple airport express base station. Great for wireless connections. Works on Mac & PC. Very good cond. Full set with box. Rp.600,000. Contact 081 116 8805 or <peazefrog@ gmail.com>. Ubud. [233] The more you recognize and express gratitude for the things you have, the more you will have to express gratitude for. C/R/G-23 Jan. 13

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Lovina Bakery is on the main road just before Lovina Central. It heralded a breakthrough when it opened offering German breads and a selection of deli items, mainly a range of German and Swiss sausages. Initially there were also a few small tables where you could sit and sample both. Now the inside is an enlarged deli and what was the motor bike parking area at front is now an enclosed glassed-in space for cafĂŠ dining. SSWaroeng has been stopping the traffic on Jln. Batubulan for the past few months. At first it was just during the late afternoon peak hour but now it is almost any time of the day. So many cars are stopping to buy. As always as soon as a local place becomes popular the â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;parking manâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; moves in. SS Waroeng is no exception but at least he earns his money here. What is the big attraction? They offer 27 different sambals, 22 Lauk and 11 Sayuran. All at cheap prices, of course! Pedas Abis! Gerry Williams For more information see our website: www.balieats.com

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For Sale; Framed painting of on old Thai manuscript, 800K. Can be viewed in Umalas. <villawarna@gmail. com>. [017] For Sale; Mattress Big Dream springbed 160x200cm, used 1week for friend 700.000rp. 0819 3620 2136. Sanur. [008]

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For Sale; Plastic horse for kid 0, 5-3years for training legs. 80.000rp. 0819 3620 2136. Sanur. [013] For Sale; Harddisk 260gb with remotecontrol. With cable to put on tv for put on movies and look at home or on holiday. 500.000rp. 0819 3620 2136. Sanur. [014]

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For Sale; Samsung 530FT cash register. Ex cond. Paid 13.5 Mill. 1 year old. 9 mill nego. Contact 0361 762 722. Legian. [226] Wanted; Mini DV camcorder, if you have one of these in perfect working order, maybe you don’t use any more, give me a call. Must be Mini DV. Kevin on 0818 0531 8192. [227] For Sale; Antique looking Buddha heads (busts) 250,000 and 200,000. One is terracotta the other is mortar. Antique terracotta cow statue stands waist high 350,000. Gamelon red and gold in colour 400,000. Please SMS 0878 6174 5078. Seminyak. [087]

For Sale; Canon IXUS 60 DigiCam. 6.0MP. Incld. extra battery, 2 mem. cards, camera case. Good cond. Full set with box. Rp.950,000. Contact 081 116 8805 or <peazefrog@gmail.com>. Ubud. [234] For Sale; PS3 original games: Gran Turismo 5 Prologue & Street Fighter IV. Hardly used. Mint condition. Rp.300,000 each. Contact 081 116 8805 or <peazefrog@ gmail.com>. Ubud. [235] Garage Sale; Deep fryer from ACE Hardware mint 400k, golf club men full set @ 3mio used items still good condition call/text 081 7939 9777 <klikbid@yahoo.com>. Jimbaran. [189]

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Seed Hope Children’s Home Seed Hope Children’s Home is a home for poor children, often from broken families who need help in their education and daily life, to give them a better future. Now there are 110 children in our care. Are you willing to help them ? Please contact Rev. Made Tommy (0361) 422 677. Thank you for your support and for your love to the children. SENI SENI Advocates HIV/AIDS to reduce stigma and discrimination. SENI is a self funded independent network. SENI works together with civil society to advocate HIV/AIDS awarness by using art as a language of exchange. “People with correct information are empowered to make their own choices.” For further information please contact : <GloballyAware@pacific. net.au> and 081 7976 7333 (Nicholas). Seventh Day Adventist Church Sabbath School Service: 09:00-10:45. Divine Service: 11:0012:00. Youth meeting: 16:30-18:30. Wednesday Evening Prayer: 19:00-20:30. Seventh Day Adventist Church - Surapati, Jl. Surapati IV/6 Denpasar. Contact Pastor Susilo Mundriharto. Tel: 0361-233677. Seventh Day Adventist Church - Nusa Dua, Jl. Kampus Udayana, in front of Graha Anyar Jimbaran 80361. Contact Pastor Yanto Lukas. Mobile: 0817-483 2338 or email: <raybalidio@yahoo.com>. Seventh Day Adventist Church - Hangtuah, Jl. Drupadi No. 9X, Renon, Denpasar. Contact Pastor Raymond Lohonauman. Mobile: 081-739 7384 or email: <raybalidio@yahoo.com>. SOS - Kinderdorf We, SOS-Kinderdorf, are a foster home and at this moment we are caring for 360 less fortunate children. Because of the limited capacity, we need your assistance in order to give proper care and education for our foster children. The support that we need are as follows: Material donation, money, as well as volunteer workers as English teachers & skills teachers. For complete information contact R.B. Haryono (+62 361) 241 847, 742 6975 e-mail: <sosbali@dps.centrin.net.id>.

Sunrise Organic Market Fresh vegetables, dried goods, milk, natural medicine, etc. Jl. Merta Sari, Banjar Pengubengan Kauh, Kerobokan. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 8am - 2pm. For more information call Dwi 735 824. Support Bali Cares Bali Cares is a non-profit shop that is dedicated to supporting local charitable organizations such as Yayasan Bumi Sehat, Pondok Pekak Library and The Crisis Care Foundation. By offering a sales outlet to showcase items produced by lowincome NGOs, Bali Cares creates a means of sustainability for these organizations and an important source of funding. Sales ensure that these NGOs can continue the valuable work they are dedicated to. Visit our shop. Every purchase makes a different in someone’s life. Jalan Hanoman No. 44 (next to Tegun Gallery), Ubud, Bali. <www.idepfoundation. org/balicares>. The Bali Children’s Project The Bali Children’s Project is a 501(c) 3 tax-exempt nonprofit dedicated to improving the lives of underprivileged Balinese children through education. While we are asking for your material donations, we are also asking for your skills, time, and resources. Many people in the expat community have skills like teaching, organizing, and fundraising, which they could use to help us continue growing the BCP. If you do have donations you would like to make, we can make use of those, too. We need laptops and other education supplies like Montessori-based teaching matter, art supplies, simply-illustrated children’s books, light sports equipment (like jump-ropes and deflated balls), dry-erase pens & erasers, Legos, and clear contact paper. We thank you for your support and hope to be hearing from you. If you have any questions about making a taxdeductible donation. Please contact us at <balichildrenvolunteers#gmail.com>. You can also check us out on our Facebook page <https://www.facebook.com/ BaliChildrensProject>, at our website <http:// balichildrensproject.org/>, and on Twitter <https://twitter. com/BaliChildrensPr>. Thank you again! Your support is indispensable to our kids! Contact: Joyce Scott email: <balichildrenvolunteers#gmail.com

Sumatran Orangutan Society The Sumatran Orangutan Society are concerned with the rapidly declining habitat in Sumatra. Experts predict orangutans will be extinct in 5 -10 years. Please look at the website for further information <www.orangutans-sos.org> The Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints or contact us for volunteer opportunities. Email: <info@ Activities in Indonesian, English and Mandarin language. orangutans-sos.org>. Please come join with us, Jl. Poh Gading No. 8X Jimbaran,

Kuta (behind of Mc. Donald Jimbaran). Tel: (0361) 701620, 0815 570 5528 or 0812 392 3600 or email: <hhamijoy@ telkom.net> / <hhamijoy_era@yahoo.com>. Toastmasters Club A Toastmasters Club is a “learn-by-doing” workshop where you can hone your public-speaking skills in a supportive, friendly atmosphere. Bali Toastmasters (Sanur) meet every 2nd & 4th Thursdays. Contact: Strong 0813 3952 6377, Magical-Bali Toastmasters (Sanur) meet every 1st & 3rd Saturday. Contact: Verga 0818 0279 6888, Seminyak Toast masters (TBA). Contact: Richard 0857 1419 6634. www. toastmasters.org>. Touch Rugby Tuesdays 5-6.30pm Bali International School. For further information <www.balirugby.com> or email <info@balirugby. com>. Ubud Tournament Scrabble Club We meet in Ubud 2x per week to play competitive scrabble. Looking for like minded players who know the 2 and 3 letter words as well as the Z, X, Q and J words. Don’t be intimidated... we are also nice people! If you’re interested, please SMS either Barbara 0821 4421 6670 or John 0813 3868 5769. We are looking for semi-permanent ex-pats. Ubud Organic Farmers Market Organic, natural & healthy - home grown & home made lots of fresh organic veggies, healthy skin care, incense, mosquito & bug spray, jamu kunyit, healing plants, specialty breads & desserts, organic rice & tofu, dried fruits, wheat grass juice, healthy food books, organic free range eggs, organic vegetable seeds, cacoa, vinegar, sea salt, soy milk, tortillas, coffee, teas, honey & so much more - it’s a great place to meet friends, great karma, great support of local committed independent small farmers & businesses. Every Saturday 9:30 - 2 at Pizza Bagus in Pengosekan. Yayasan ‘SO’ High 5 Rehab Foundation High 5 rehab ‘So’ is a rehabilitation and education centre for physically handicapped Balinese children. Our goal is to let the Balinese handicapped children of Bali be part of society. We achieve our goal by providing physiotherapy and education for free. If you know any child that is in need of physical help, please contact us at 036 2700 1597 for a consult. You can visit us in Dusun Banyualit, Desa Kalibukbuk, Lovina, Singaraja. You can also be part of this project by donating to the foundation. For more information please visit <www.high5rehab.org>

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International Women’s Day- Supporting Women Striving for Better Futures

-By Megan Harris; Photography by Barbara Nickl. Spending any significant time in Bali soon reveals that despite their calm exterior, many local people are struggling to respond to the rapid social changes wrought within just one generation. Tourism has expedited the effects of globalisation and Balinese women in particular are faced with the challenge of shaping their identity against strong traditions and modern influences. Women manage these effects in diverse ways and Balinese culture is renowned for its adaptability and endurance. But the growing economic disparities in Bali effectively bar many local women from accessing the resources and opportunities needed to create secure futures.

traditionally seen as forming an integrated pair with relegated duties and obligations to fulfil, serving to maintain families, societal roles and heritage. So women’s independence as viewed from a Western perspective may cause a tension between tradition and modern realities for Balinese women. Yet there is no doubt many Balinese women are influenced by both traditional and contemporary influences in shaping their identities. Numbers of local girls accessing formal education continues to rise and some Balinese women are pursuing professional careers. In a significant development, 2010 legislation guaranteed Balinese women equal rights in inheritance and education, though this is not necessarily upheld throughout Bali. It can be argued that wanita Bali have more to deal with than the dual workload negotiated by many women elsewhere. Balinese women have traditionally been defined through their religious and family duties rather than material possessions and individual accomplishments. The emphasis in Balinese culture on harmony and the collective nature of the society sees a woman’s role as prioritising family and the community. The important cultural contributions performed by Balinese women are essential to maintaining local values. This realises a triple burden for women in the workforce as they juggle domestic, economic and social obligations.

The 8th of March is International Women’s Day, acknowledging the important contributions of women to society and their achievements towards realising equality. Certainly, contemporary women’s improved access to positions of power and ability to exert personal choices deserve widespread celebration. Yet, such successes can mask the struggles women negotiate on a daily basis within many societies. As Bali races towards what is termed development, the effects on local traditions and culture, so intrinsically embodied in Balinese women, are disrupted. The challenges faced by local women in this rapidly changing society are central to the concept of International Women’s Day. International Women’s Day was conceived in 1910 at the International Conference of Working Women in Copenhagen. Attendees noted the need for advocacy on the rights of women, particularly in regard to working conditions. The designated day was to provide an opportunity to assert women’s rights to vote; work; access training; hold public office; and end discrimination. That economically disadvantaged and immigrant women were commonly forced to work long hours under often dangerous conditions without fair remuneration later became the backbone of protests. Significantly, in February, 1917, a four day strike by Russian women against a backdrop of war and the deaths of over 2 million of their soldiers, bought down the Czar and gained women the right to vote. Such demonstrations of perseverance and strength shape feminist aims to attain equal rights and recognition for the important roles played by women. Today, International Women’s Day marks a public holiday in more than 27 countries including Cambodia, China, Laos, Russia and Vietnam. Paradoxically, the hard battle for equal rights has brought new pressures to bear on women. Traditional female roles have not been altogether displaced, but rather have grown to encompass paid employment and obligations that compete with marriage and raising families. Equal rights in employment see women represented in diverse areas and levels of the workforce, but traditional household chores and responsibilities for child rearing remain in the female domain. To further frustrate this dual work load is the fact that Western feminism ideals have seen housework duties become devalued. Tying status to income and career roles means all women come under pressure to gain paid employment whether they would like to or not. Unpaid work and carer roles, essential to maintaining our societies, are relegated a lowly status even while pressure remains on women to maintain an attractive home and well behaved children. Thus, International Women’s day not only honours the progress brought by rights groups towards gender equality, but highlights that there remains work to do towards improving the lives of women and girls. Appallingly, international statistics highlight that women still face lower pay for work equal to that of their male counterparts and are well underrepresented in business and political arenas. Quality of education and access to education is lower for women than men; and women’s health and the violence inflicted against them is worse than that of men. Such gender discrepancies are played out the world over, including in Bali. The unity of a Balinese woman and man is

Domestic duties are not a Balinese women’s domain due to a perceived weakness; rather, women are respected as holding grace, stamina and strength. This view is depicted through the worship of goddesses such as Dewi Sri- goddess of agriculture, fertility and success. Such attributes also play out through women’s actual daily tasks- from the serene act of preparing morning offerings, to balancing loads of bricks upon their heads to distribute at construction sites. The domestic role of Balinese women includes major household tasks and child rearing, along with active involvement in family budgeting and the labour force. Balinese ceremonies are an example of the tough scheduling terrain local women in paid employment must negotiate. In a six month period, there will be at least six Tumpak ceremonies; along with full moon and dark moon ceremonies; individual ceremonies to mark personal life cycle events; and many local ceremonies, such as for a temple construction. Organising time off for these occasions places Balinese women under enormous pressure to be either a reliable employee or a good family person. The pervading international workplace culture of valuing time and money over other aspects of life causes tension with Balinese values which are the foundation that directs the actions of local women. The globalisation of market economy ideals has seen an adaption to these pressures with the advent of preprepared offerings at markets and the role of monetary donations in lieu of attendance. Globalisation is effectively transported through tourism, technology and other means to assert its cultural levelling effects on Bali. The explosion of tourism in Bali since the 1990’s has generated great economic growth but also unsettles the local culture with society experiencing a dynamic time of adjustment. Bali has had a rapid transition from a primary to tertiary industry base as agriculture declines and the services sector mushrooms. Tourism has exacerbated the decline of agricultural traditions involving elaborate rituals and intense communal cooperation that reflects Balinese culture and heritage. The globalisation of a consumerist culture and capitalist ideals sees economic gaps form in societies, something clearly being felt in Bali. A growing reliance on markets and a desire to generate capital means an influx of workers to urban areas, often leaving rural landscapes void of young people. So we see the flourishing of tourist accommodation on rice fields, land prices booming and increasing crime as people get left behind in the wake of investors. In Bali, social inequities are defined by those who have access to tourism dollars and those who do not. As Southern Bali gyrates with cashed –up crowds indulging in high end dining, accommodation and shopping, it’s easy to overlook the fact that close to 169,000 Balinese live in poverty, earning under $2 per person, per day. They live in villages that lack access to clean water, electricity, heath care and education. Many are illiterate and some are malnourished. Those who attempt to eke out a living in market places often see sales dwindle along with the exodus of more people seeking employment in the tourist zones. Perhaps what should not be so easily overlooked while enjoying the venues of Ubud, Kuta or Seminyak is the scores of young women working for salaries of Rp.500, 000 or less per month. Lacking income options in their villages and under pressure to contribute to their families’ meagre incomes, many women

accept low wages to work long hours and share dilapidated single rooms on the outskirts of tourist hubs. According to the Bali Statistics Agency, the number of people living in poverty in rural and urban areas actually increased in the period from March 2011 to March 2012. Seminyak retail worker, Ni Wayan is frustrated at the barriers pitiful incomes enforce on local women. While feeling fortunate to have completed high school and learnt fluent English, Ni Wayan says long hours at two jobs to supplement her husband’s income just allows them to scrape by. “While salaries for Balinese remain so low we cannot save money to get ahead; even though I have the skills to run my own shop, I will never have the capital to make it happen. ” As an English language and vocational teacher at Bali WISE, Ni Made Juniartini has witnessed the struggle of many women in Bali to rise out of the poverty trap. Bali WISE is an initiative providing free literacy; English language; hospitality & tourism; and small business skills to local women in need. Ni Made sees the biggest challenge facing many women is the need to help support their parents while lacking sufficient education or training to be able to do so. Many Bali WISE students explain that their family has become financially crippled due to lack of income or from high interest loans taken out to cover medical costs. Bali WISE strives to remove the barriers local women face to accessing education and secure work options. Partnerships with local hotels including AYANA Resort and Spa, the Conrad, Tanjong Benoa and the Nusa Dua Beach Hotel provide on-site work experience, integral to the success of the programs. Bali WISE also provides financial support for full-time students towards accommodation, transport and meals. Without this assistance, most students say they would most likely remain in their village without an income or accept a menial job with low pay. Bali WISE staff member Luh Putu Aswin Astiti understands the difficulties women face to establish themselves away from their family base but asserts there is no choice for those seeking an income but to move to tourist areas. Luh Aswin sees herself as fortunate to have parents who managed to send her to university, believing that without education, training or work experience, it is impossible to gain a good job. Yet once equipped with knowledge and skills, there is high demand for employees and in the last term of 2012, after just 6 months of study, all Bali WISE vocational graduates accessed full-time employment offers.

Coca Cola Amatil Indonesia provides essential financial support towards the educational programs at Bali WISE, but operational costs and the accommodation, food and transport needs of students are reliant on donations and sponsorships each month. For International Women’s Day, Bali WISE is making it easy to support local women to create brighter futures. On the 8th March at Mantra bar, Jalan Petitenget Raya, Seminyak, Bali WISE will hold a get together for students, staff, volunteers, and supporters of women’s empowerment in Bali. All are welcome to join the event between 6-8pm, with cocktails and a bbq, live music and raffle prizes on offer. More details are available on the Bali WISE facebook page and website. Bali WISE would like to acknowledge International Women’s Day 2013 supporters in Bali. The team at Maidenlove boutique, Jalan Kayu Aya 8, Oberoi provide sponsorship for a Bali WISE student each month and will host a Bali WISE donation box. The Conrad, Tanjong Benoa will be supporting International Women’s Day by encouraging all guests on the day to donate $1 each towards Bali WISE programs. Copyright © 2013 Bali Advertiser You can read all past articles of BA Feature Article at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

Local News Indonesian Police Probe “Baby-Smuggling Ring” Police in Indonesia say they are investigating a suspected baby-smuggling ring that is thought to have taken some infants to Singapore and sold them on to third countries. They said seven people had been arrested, including midwives, and one mother is under suspicion of selling her child. Three babies were recovered. Investigators said the children had been bought from poor families for a few hundred dollars each. They also found airline tickets for Singapore. A child protection official said there was evidence that some children had been sold to adoptive parents in various countries, and that the practice had been going on since the mid-1990s. “Cases that we heard were babies being sold to Australia, Eastern Europe, Singapore, Taiwan and Malaysia,” Arist Merdeka Sirait told the BBC. One written document providing evidence of the practice had been found, he added. Police in western Jakarta said earlier in the week that they had uncovered a criminal network and arrested seven people including midwives last month. Spokesman Rikwanto said police suspected babies taken from Indonesian hospitals and given false identities had been listed in the manifests of several flights to Singapore. “Our investigation has found that the women would buy the babies from poor mothers, promising financial incentives and telling them the babies would live better lives with wealthier families,” he said, quoted by AFP news agency. The suspects bought the babies for between $1,500 and $2,000 depending on their “beauty and health condition” and sold them for up to $8,250, with boys fetching higher prices, Rikwanto said.

Police said on Thursday (7/2) that a mother of one of the allegedly smuggled children was under suspicion, after telling them that she had given her baby to a midwife because she did not have the money to pay for her delivery, the Jakarta Post newspaper reported. She reportedly told police that she had intended to get the baby back when she was able to pay the midwife, but when she tried to do so the midwife told her the baby had been sold. Mr. Sirait’s national commission for child protection has in the past reported numerous cases of babies being kept by hospitals because parents were unable to pay their bills. Police last month investigated an advertisement offering two babies for sale at $1,000 each on the popular auction and shopping website Tokobagus.com. Rikwanto said the two investigations were not connected. West Jakarta police are investigating the possibility of involvement of city administration’s civil registration service officials in falsifying birth documents. “Certain officials have possibly been involved in the document forgery,” West Jakarta Police Command’s chief of crime investigation Adjunct Senior Commissioner Hengki Haryadi said here on Friday (9/2). The police have already questioned one of the officials at the civil registration office known by his initial as J for allegedly issuing the birth certificate of one of the babies being trafficked named Teddy Lukas. Based on the birth certificate Teddy Lukas was born on October 7, 2012 as the fourth son of a mother identified as Lindawaty Suhandojo. The certificate was signed by the head of the Central Jakarta civil registration service, MH, by his initials, and issued on November 5, 2012. (February 9th 2013)

Irish Teacher Dies after Drinking Local Island Spirit The family of a teacher who died after drinking a local spirit on an island off Bali wants the Department of Foreign Affairs to warn people of the risk of methanol poisoning in Indonesia. Roisín Burke, a 21-year-old teacher from Ireland died on May 31, 2011, while holidaying with her friends on the Gili Islands. Roisín and her friends had been drinking arak, a locally brewed spirit, at a café in Gili Trawangan two days before she died.

have been due to sudden adult death syndrome, but he could not prove that either. “At the end of the day I don’t know precisely why Roisín died and I am going to have to give an open verdict,” he said. Roisín’s aunt, Jackie Burke, told the coroner that the family wanted action to be taken so Irish tourists were aware of the danger of drinking contaminated alcohol in Indonesia.

Roisín, who worked as an English teacher in Jakarta, Indonesia, became ill after drinking the spirit and passed out on the second day. She was taken to a local clinic where doctors failed to resuscitate her. Another woman also fell ill but later recovered.

“We wonder if it is something you [Dr Farrell] would consider raising it yourself,” she asked. Dr Farrell said he would share her concern. “The difficulty for me is I don’t know what precisely what happened here,” he said.

The Indonesian authorities did not conduct an autopsy. Eight days after her death, an autopsy was performed at Connolly Hospital in Dublin.

Ms Burke said the family realized they could not be sure what caused Roisín’s death but was aware that there was an ongoing practice of cutting spirits with methanol in the Gili and Limbok islands off Bali.

Her family are concerned she may have died as a result of methanol poisoning. However, Dr Brian Farrell, the coroner, returned an open verdict yesterday because he could not say precisely what caused Roisín’s death.

Ms Burke said a person had died after drinking in the same bar that Roisín and her friends had visited on Gili Trawangan.

Dr Farrell said he could not say methanol was not a factor in the woman’s death because it was also present in the embalming process. He told the family that the formaldehyde used by the Indonesian embalmer would have contained methanol. Dr Farrell said the pathologists thought the death might

“The family are hoping that awareness can be raised around the issue and that young people would avoid drinking arak in these places,” she said. “Perhaps the Department of Foreign Affairs could include the warning in their travel advice.” Dr Farrell agreed to contact the department and inform them of the family’s concerns. (February 9th 2013)

Komodo Dragon Attack Leaves Two People in Hospital Two people are being treated at a Bali hospital after they were bitten by a 2 meter (7 foot) long Komodo dragon on Tuesday (5/2), at the Komodo National Park on Rinca Island, East Nusa Tenggara. Ahmad Main, a forest police officer, was alone in an office at the park when a lizard found its way inside and attacked him. The 50-year-old, who was once bitten by a crocodile in 2009, panicked and jumped on a chair to shout for help, but the lizard grabbed his leg. Usman Li, an employee at the national park, heard Ahmad’s screams and managed to pull the two-meter long lizard off him. But as a result, the lizard attacked Usman, 35, biting his left leg. The lizard finally left after several officers from the park managed to chase it away. Ahmad received 41 stitches for wounds to his legs and Usman received 42 stitches. Komodo dragons are the world’s largest lizards, growing up to 3m long, with razor-sharp teeth and a venomous bite. Previously it was thought the Komodo’s mouth harbored virulent bacteria that quickly infected and subdued prey. But in 2009 analysis by researchers of Komodo specimens showed a well-developed venom gland with ducts that lead to their large teeth. The reptiles are unique to a small group of islands in eastern Indonesia. They live on a diet of mainly large mammals, smaller reptiles and birds, but have been known to attack humans. The animals are endangered in the wild and protected by international law - fewer than 4,000 are believed to be alive. (February 6th 2013) House Speaker Marzuki Says All Men Want Polygamy House of Representatives Speaker Marzuki Alie said on Thursday (7/2) that every man would like to have more than one wife if they could, just like outgoing deputy House Speaker Anis Matta, who has two spouses. “As a man, I have to be honest,” Marzuki said. “All men want it, the desire to practice polygamy, but most men don’t have the courage to do it. Probably because they are afraid of their wife, children and the impact on their work.” Marzuki was laughing when he made the comment as part of his farewell remarks to Anis, who resigned from his position as deputy House speaker on economic affairs, after he was appointed as the new chairman of the Prosperous Justice Party (PKS). “We were a solid team except we haven’t agreed on polygamy,” Anis told the other deputy chairman, prompting others to laugh. (February 7th 2013) Lindsay Sandiford Loses Legal Funding Case A grandmother sentenced to death in Bali for drug trafficking has lost a High Court challenge to the UK government to fund a lawyer for her to lodge an appeal. Lindsay Sandiford, 56, from Gloucestershire, was convicted last week after she was found with 4.8kg (10.6lb) of cocaine. Her bid was backed by a human rights charity, which wanted judges to rule the Foreign Office’s stance was unlawful. The judge, Mrs. Justice Gloster, sitting with Mrs. Justice Nicola Davies, said that while the court understood “the deep concerns of Mrs. Sandiford and her family about Mrs. Sandiford’s predicament” the case must be dismissed. Sandiford faces death by firing squad following the Bali court’s verdict on 22 January. The High Court heard a notice of appeal was filed with Indonesian officials earlier this week and she was given a 14-day deadline to file grounds of appeal. The Foreign Office said the UK opposed the use of the death penalty and has raised the case through diplomatic channels. It said the government does not fund legal representation for British nationals abroad. A spokesman said: “We strongly object to the death penalty and continue to provide consular assistance to Lindsay and her family during this difficult time.” Sandiford, whose case was backed by the charity Reprieve, was seeking a judicial review of the government’s decision. (January 31st 2013)

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The five-star Sofitel Hotel will soon be added to the list of luxury accommodation in the Nusa Dua complex on the resort island of Bali. Agung Podomoro, one of the country’s most aggressive property developers, is behind the Rp 900 billion ($93 million) investment, made at the request of the Bali Tourism Development Corporation, which manages the complex. The Sofitel Hotel will sit on 7.8 hectares of land in Nusa Dua, a tourist area managed and developed by the Bali Tourism Development Corporation (BTDC), a state-owned enterprise of Bali province. Ciputra Property, a unit of property giant Ciputra Group, plans to spend around $124 million for the construction of two luxury hotels in Bali by the end of the year to tap into high-end tourism in the resort island. Candra Ciputra, chief executive of Ciputra Property, said that the company is currently in talks with two potential hotel operators and will start building hotels by the end of the year. Total investment for the two hotels is estimated at Rp 1.2 trillion ($124 million). “We are choosing five-star hotels because the occupancy rate is very high now in Bali as tourism continues to grow,” Candra told reporters on Wednesday (6/2) in Jakarta. The company has already secured about 35 hectares of land in Seminyak, in Bali, Candra said, adding that construction will take about two-and-a-half years. (February 5th 2013)

The government will speed up the development of geothermal energy to replace fossil fuel consumption, which continues to increase. Directorate General of New Renewable Energy and Conservation Ministry of Energy and Human Resources Rida Mulyana on Friday (8/2) said that she will further intensify synergies and coordination with relevant agencies to accelerate the development of geothermal energy. Additionally, she pointed out that the government will complete the development of 28 points of geothermal locations in partnership with the Ministry of Forestry. The country’s trade deficit reached US$1.65 billion last year, the first deficit in Indonesia’s history, and this is largely attributed to an increase in the importation of oil and gas. In 2012, oil imports recorded US$42.56 billion compared to the 2011 figure of US$40.7 billion. The importation of oil and gas, especially petrol, will continue to rise due to demand, however, production of the product has not. Rida added, that new and renewable energy (EBT) such as geothermal, water, solar, and biomass will have to be researched and implemented, as they will be the fuel for the future. She said that the government will try to achieve the target of 25% renewable energy use in the overall usage of energy in the country. (February 8th 2013)

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Garuda to Start Flights from London to Jakarta Indonesian carrier Garuda is to start flights from Gatwick to Jakarta later this year. The service is due to be launched in the fourth quarter of 2013 using a Boeing 777 with capacity for more than 300 passengers. Flights will run six times a week, with a launch date of October thought to have been penciled in. This will make Gatwick the only UK airport to connect passengers direct to the largest economy in South East Asia. Garuda president and chief executive Emirsyah Satar said the new service would complement the airline’s existing Amsterdam-Abu Dhabi-Jakarta route. He said: “This flight will be more convenient since it will be serving passengers non-stop from Jakarta to London with the brand new B777-300ER, which will be equipped with Wi-Fi and a chef on board for first class passengers. (February 1st 2013) First State Executions Since 2008 on Horizon with 12 Facing Firing Squad The Attorney General’s Office has revealed that 12 death row inmates are liable to face the firing squad after exhausting all avenues for appeal, in the first state executions since 2008. Basrief Arief, the attorney general, said on Friday (1/2) that there was little chance of these individuals seeing their sentences converted to prison terms unless the president granted them clemency. He added that his office planned to carry out the executions soon, but would not give any exact dates. He also refused to divulge the identities of the inmates. While the identities of the 12 facing imminent death remains unknown, at least two foreigners are known to have exhausted all legal avenues for appeal and are awaiting a response from the president on their clemency pleas. Australians Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan, both members of the Bali Nine gang were sentenced to death in 2006 for their roles in an attempt to smuggle 8.3 kilograms of heroin into the resort island of Bali. Both men filed pleas for clemency last July, but there has been no response yet from President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, who has previously stated his opposition to granting clemency to drug traffickers. (February 2nd 2013)

Activists Launch Interactive HIV/AIDS Website A website providing a directory of medical services and other resources for people living with HIV/AIDS in Indonesia was recently set up to help patients more easily access treatment and information about the disease. “We decided to set up this portal and mobile application we call ‘AIDS Digital’ because there has not been a comprehensive service that could facilitate the AIDS-affected community or the public in general who want to know more about HIV testing, antiretroviral [therapy and drugs], reference hospitals or any other sexual transmitted disease,” Aditya Wardhana, the executive director of the Indonesia AIDS Coalition, said on Saturday (9/2). Aditya said even with the growth of the Internet and access to it, proper information about HIV/AIDS in Indonesia was scarce. Even those able to access the information found it difficult to ask further questions because few websites providing information about HIV/AIDS were interactive. “Most of the time the dissemination of information about HIV/AIDS was done from mouth to mouth,” Aditya said. “This method has failed to break the negative stigma and taboo surrounding the infection itself.” AIDS Digital, which can be accessed at www.aidsdigital.net, offers directories of health facilities providing sterile needles, methadone therapy and antiretroviral drugs, as well as the addresses of reference hospitals and nongovernmental organizations that provide counseling and advocacy for HIV/AIDS patients. It also contains comprehensive information about HIV/AIDS, prevention programs and discussions aimed at debunking myths about the disease. The number of Indonesians living with HIV was around 370,000 in 2011, according to UNAIDS. About $69 million was spent in 2010 to prevent and treat AIDS in Indonesia, according to the National AIDS Commission, an increase of around $13 million since 2006. More than half of that comes from international sources of funding. (February 9th 2013)

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HECTOR’S Snow Job Kathryn Bonella, who knows a lot more about Bali’s drug scene than most people, including the police, dropped us a little line from Sydney after the last Diary, two weeks back, which took a view about the fate of convicted British drugrunner Lindsay Sandiford. Well, it’s nice to know we’re read so far afield. And in fact, Bonella’s thoughts were really no distance from our own, except that as the author of Snowing in Bali, the new book she’s written about the problem that just won’t go away, she knows far more about Sandiford than we do. Bonella tells us she’s sure Sandiford is no innocent (abroad or otherwise) and that she’d done it all before. She makes the entirely reasonable point that drug bosses don’t have to coerce 56-year-old grannies or anyone else into doing a mule trip, since there are foolish people everywhere willing to take the risk in return for $10,000 and a tropical holiday. Sandiford’s story was, she says, just that: a compendium of terminological inexactitudes such as you would customarily find presented in court by some clod that finally got caught. Fair enough. We hold no brief for Sandiford other than to say she shouldn’t be executed since the death penalty is an abomination. Bonella, who also gave us the Chronicles of Nah-Nah-Nahnihyah (better known as Schapelle Corby: Her Story) and Hotel Kerobokan – both eminently readable, excellently researched and important books – shares a view with the Diary that Sandiford was the patsy, the one player in the sick game who couldn’t pay and thus took the big rap. That’s interesting because, after the last item, we got some carefully anonymous correspondence from people suggesting that those who got six years, four years and one year in jail, respectively, had absolutely nothing to do with Sandiford. She just knew Julian Ponder, Paul Beales and Rachel Douglas (though in the circumstances now revealed, we might ask why) and named them as part of her deal with the cops. That’s good then. We can cease to speculate about why two cars had to go all the way to Candi Dasa to pick up a kid’s birthday present. Snowing in Bali should be translated into Bahasa Indonesia and published here, so those in a position to actually do something about the drug scene can fully inform themselves.

Hot Dish The former I Hill, a bar-restaurant near the back entrance to Temple Hill at the top of the really bendy bit of Jl Raya Uluwatu at Bukit Jimbaran, closed its doors a little while ago. It probably did so since it couldn’t close its windows. There weren’t any. And this meant that it was impossible to have a quiet drink because of the cacophonous struggles of defective and overloaded trucks to get up the hill, the amazingly noisy efforts of others, similarly challenged, desperately trying not to tumble down it, and the continuous scream and whine of motorbikes ridden by madmen. It has been replaced by Made in China (perhaps the Jakarta owners got the name from the bottom of a plate) and has been remodelled. It now has windows at the front, as well as an air-conditioned dining room, and is a very pleasant spot. The cuisine is – somewhat naturally – predominantly Chinese. The food is good. The view – now you can gaze upon it without getting your eardrums burst – is magnificent. And even better still, its prices are on the reasonable side of quite low. At the rear there’s a bar area. The evening we were there recently, with a friend scouting for somewhere suitably oriental to take his co-workers for lunch for Chinese New Year, the blackboard menu behind the bar suggested in big capital letters that patrons might want to “Pork It!” We were quietly pondering the engaging possibilities of this indelicate recommendation when we spotted an item that piqued immediate interest. Chick in black soy sauce sounded just the trick for a hot night out.

Cold Comfort An Aussie long-stay visitor who’s probably best staying nameless in the Diary asked an astonishing question on the Bali Community Facebook page recently: “Does anyone know of any nudie beaches or sunning spots? Either a drive from Ubud or Seminyak?” She certainly did her cultural and social research well before alighting here determined to strip off in public. There are plenty of places around the world where complete dishabille is fine on beaches; and there’s nothing wrong with that. But Bali isn’t one of them.

Monsoon Weeding Rakesh Kapoor, general manager of a plush establishment at Tampak Siring and formerly of the much munched-at Mozaic at nearby Ubud, has given himself an unlikely 45th birthday present (a belated happy birthday for the 15th, mate) – he’s decided to swap the fresh air and flooded-to-schedule rice fields of Bali for Kota Banjir, aka Jakarta. It’s sad to see him go. We’ll miss him. And the small but perfectly formed Indian expatriate community here will be the poorer for his departure. But he’s been a Bali resident for 10 years – goodness, the Diary’s only up to nearly eight so far – and appar-

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ently the opportunity for change came knocking at his door. His new digs will be at Kemang in South Jakarta, well away from the flood-prone bit of the Big Durian. It’s certainly better to keep your shoes dry. Kapoor has a nice little Daihatsu – a 4X4 diesel Taft, not a standard petrol-fuelled conveyance like Franny Feroza, the Diary’s venerable workhorse – and he’d like to sell it before he leaves Pandawas Villas Resort, which will be before Feb. 25. But he says he’ll only sell at his price. It’s fully reconditioned inside and out and is a snip at Rp 70 million. We’d snap it up, but Franny would have a hissy fit if we did.

Dumb and... A plaintive little post from a Bali-resident Facebook friend caught our eye the other day. It reported: “Can’t believe that my house cleaner stole a t-shirt out of my house and then wore it to work... it doesn’t get dumber, just when I thought I’d seen it all...” Ah yes! The joys of living in a “What’s Yours is Mine” culture. We sympathise, really we do. And we’d dearly like to think, like the plaintive poster, that it couldn’t get dumber. But it doesn’t pay to be overly optimistic about that, here.

Great Group, Great Projects It is cheering indeed to see that Muriel Ydo is 2013 President of BIWA, the Bali International Women’s Association. BIWA, which links foreign and Indonesian women in service club environment and does sterling work in many areas, has been a fixture in the Bali landscape since 1974. As it says in its mission statement, it is a non-profit charity organisation devoted to the welfare of women and children in Bali. It is a forum for exchanging ideas and making friends while fundraising and carrying out social welfare projects. BIWA focuses on HIV/AIDS awareness and combating its spread, on a mobile dental clinic, and on breast cancer programs, an important interest it shares with Bali Pink Ribbon. It is also involved in other projects, all of them aimed at improving the lives of Balinese people. Ydo has a strong record in such work, having for a long time been deeply engaged in projects to help lift the poor villagers of Sawangan near Nusa Dua, and the unfortunate seaweed farmers of neighbouring Geger Beach, out of their hopeless poverty and educational and social disadvantage. She told members at her first meeting as president: “Since its inception by seven fearless women in 1974, BIWA has brought light and joy into the lives of many families and succeeded in making a difference by doing simple things effectively.” Quite so – keep it up, ladies.

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For Sale; Antique Madura bed amazing carving over 80 years old, still in very good condition, would be a stunning feature in an hotel or villa 2.400 long 1450 wide 2.300 high knock down 20 juta. Ph/sms 0878 6207 9604. Denpasar. [162] For Sale; Dehumidifier, Krisbow PD20E-20. Stand alone and portable. Works by hot air condensation. Very efficient for small/ medium size rooms. Water tray. Ionizer. Great condition. Rp. 1.7 juta. 0819 9919 0546. Seminyak. [163] For Sale; iPhone 3, 16 GB. Apple factory unlocked from Italy. Serviced and in good condition. With charger and incl. new cover. Price Rp. 1.7 juta. 0819 9919 0546. Seminyak. [164] Notice: Bali Advertiser confirms all free Private Classified ads. When you send an ad, we will contact you. If we are unable to contact you then your ad is not printed.

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Blooming Lovely We’re a gardening family, apparently, that strand of consanguineous DND from which springs the McSquawky clan (name changed to protect the innocent). Some of the more important bits – like knowing what’s a weed and what isn’t – seem to have washed out of our own genes, but we have a cousin in Sydney (she’s a dinkum Aussie; the Diary is a mere migrant) who runs a great website called GardenDrum that highlights the beauty of nature in a home garden setting. It’s a delight, frequently venturing out of the garden and into the wild, and even to other continents. Another cousin, in Scotland and also with a lovely garden, recently posted a photo of the fi rst snowdrops to appear in her North Sea cliff-top sward ahead of spring. This reminded us – and it was apposite since it is three years since he left us to go and smell the flowers elsewhere – that Dad was an inveterate reporter of such things. We children are widely dispersed, having formed our own little Diaspora. One is in Australia (there used to be two but guess where the other one is nowadays), one’s in the U.S., and one remained in the U.K. But every year, around this time, we could count on Dad letting us know the first snowdrop had appeared. Only in the later years did this advice arrive by email; it used to be fax or a phone call. And invariably, every year, the report was soon followed by another that stated “winter has returned”. We lit an incense stick for him on Feb. 10. It offered its ash to the little pebble we brought home to Bali from his favourite Scottish beach and which resides in our Buddha bowl along with one (in fetching pink tones) that is Mum’s.

Boom-Boom Someone told us a lovely little Indian joke the other day (no, it wasn’t Rakesh Kapoor). It goes like this: Two junkies accidentally snorted curry powder instead of cocaine. Both were taken to hospital. One was in a korma and the other had a dodgy tikka.

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NEDERLANDSE BORREL OP BALI (NBOB) Beste Nederlandstalige in Bali. De NBOB borrel, zoals altijd elke eerste vrijdag van de maand VANAF 4PM, rond een uurtje of 6PM gaan we meestal in de buurt een hapje eten. Vrijdag 1 maart as. locatie: The Club House (Sport cafe), Jl. Uluwatu Dua no. 68AA, Jimbaran-Bali. (0361) 8472106 Vanaf de luchthaven richting Jimbaran/Uluwatu. Dan bij McDonald’s Jimbaran naar rechts. De weg volgen, aan je linker hand passeer je een tankstation en rechts Nirmala Supermarket/Resort en dan nog ongeveer 50 meter, het “Club House” aan je rechterhand. Het is een vrijblijvende bijeenkomst, wij vragen geen entree geld, geen lidmaatschap! Kom voor de gezelligheid, hapje, drankje, vergroot je netwerk of vind antwoord op al je Bali vragen. Contact: info@bali-dream.com NC/NV/P-20 Feb. 13

Bali Advertiser For Sale; Huawei EC325 USB CDMA modem. Full set with box. Mint Cond. Rp.350,000.Contact 081 116 8805 or <peazefrog@ gmail.com>. Ubud. [236] For Sale; Canon PowerShot S30 DigiCam. 3.2MP. 3x Optical zoom. Incld. extra Mem. Cards, Camera Bag. Full set with box. Good Cond. Rp.1,2mil. Contact 081 116 8805 or <peazefrog@ gmail.com>. Ubud. [237] For Sale; Antique shelving unit 2.3 mtrs long 50 cm wide, 2.200 cm high, Chinese style with some nice carving on the front part a very stunning pce also knock down 3.5 mil rph. Ph/ sms 0878 6207 9604. Denpasar. [161] Moving Sale; Furniture: chairs, table, AC, fan, doors, windows, sinks, toilets. 081 7979 9922, 0857 1109 3547. <ceaderphoenix@yahoo. com>. Seminyak. [196] Blue book m/cycle lost DK 2842 ON. Honda Spacy. Ph. 0812 3922 3240. [197]

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For Sale; Car and truck hoist. Launch brand has all western standards safety locks. Two post four ton heavy duty only used ten times. Cost nearly sixty million rupiah will sell for fifty million rupiah, will take master or visa card. William 746 4200. Kerobokan. [223] For Sale; Compaction machine, fully imported from Japan. Robyn engine. The very best money can buy. Cost me over nine million rupiah will sell for five million rupiah. Ideal for sand or soil or crushed stone. Will take master or visa cards. William 746 4200. Kerobokan. [224] For Sale; Pump (Grundfos three inch outlet submergable sump pump) very good condition original cost $1200. Will sell for six juta nego. Only used for one project. Impala still good. Very good for pumping dirty water. Peter 0361 746 4200. Kerobokan. [225]

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For Sale; Polar exercise heart rate monitor. Model Electro CE0537. Never used. Incld. User Manual. mint cond. Rp. 950,000. Contact 081 116 8805 or <peazefrog@gmail.com>. Ubud. [242] For Sale; Upholsterd high back chair & matching ottoman, tan color. Very good cond. Rp.2mil. Antique clay table lamps with new lamp shades. Very good cond. Rp.500,000 each. Simple black iron table lamps with new lamp shades. Very good cond. Rp.300,000 each. Decorative carved teak easel. Very good cond. Rp.1mil. Small Balinese painting Rp. 400,000. Standing 3-tier baskets Rp.50,000. Contact 081 116 8805 or <peazefrog@gmail.com>. Ubud. [243] For Sale; Samsung home theatre system model HTP 1200, look new, 4tallboy speakers, 1 subwoofer and 1 central surround. Bought overseas some years ago for Rp. 27. 5million, now yours for Rp. 3million. Text/ call 0878 6307 8131, pic. available. Sanur. [244] For Sale; Samsung LCD TV 32” Rp. 2.5 mill, Samsung Home theater Rp 1.5 mill, LG wash machine Top load 8kgs Rp. 1.2 mil, Telecomvision dish + decoder + dvd, no contract pay as you go Rp1 mil. Rollie +62 819 9914 2228, <rollie1929@hotmail. com>. Sanur. [194]

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Tourist Forever Many people who visit Bali understandably fall in love with the place (or at least with someone from the place) and decide to stay, settling down and ‘setting up shop’ indefinitely. This is where things can become a little confusing for the locals who expect all the whiteys, aka ‘tamu, tamui, toris or bule’ to come and go on a jet plane within a few days. For those of us who are residents or Indonesian citizens, it can be a little frustrating when we too are thrown into the transient visitor category and become victims of opportunism wherever we go. There are ways to deal with this, but sometimes resorting to asking a local friend to ‘check the prices’ first can be just a little too painful… If you dwell on it, you can feel like you will never be accepted as ‘one of them’ but rather as a gaudy, neon-lit with flashing purple lights TOURIST FOREVER spectacle to be stared at, talked about, ripped off, blamed, and unfairly treated on a daily basis. When I once had a moan about ‘always being treated as a tourist’, my local friend articulately said, “If you don’t like it, why don’t you just go home?” Aha! So, where exactly is home then smarty pants? Don’t you realize many of us already have a life, family, friends and a long past behind us on this island? I guess it can be hard to imagine simply leaving ‘your village’ for good… But it turns out that most of us tourists forever are actually here to stay, no matter how determined immigration is to make us feel like indefinite over-stayers. On the upside (I’m quite into Rwa Bhineda myself) being a ‘tourist forever’ means you can reap some advantages such as getting into certain dodgy Kuta bars, getting treated politely at hotels even if you’re not staying there, winging use of hotel pools on the sly, going bare chested on ya vespa or prancing through Centro in a g-string. Nonetheless, as much as one may love the attention, I know that most of us tourists forever would prefer to be a little less conspicuous…

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Letters To Bali Advertiser A Foul Tale! Dear Readers, The wise people of Tabanan have expelled the dreaded chicken farms and so they are now spreading all over Melaya, West Bali. In intensive chicken farming the birds are reared in appalling conditions. Pumped up with antibiotics, and growth hormones, they are ready for slaughter at 3 weeks old. Broilers bred for fast growth have a high rate of leg deformities because the large breast muscles cause distortions of the developing legs and pelvis, and the birds cannot support their increased body weight. They really struggle in the heat, barely able to move about to avoid the dead and decomposing corpses that lie scattered around. This foul meat is also the main source of salmonella food poisoning, the lethal queen mother of the dreaded Bali belly. At present one of these chicken concentration camps has set up set up at 200m from the orphanage. The dust and airborne particles are of great concern given the current bird flu epidemic in Bali. Besides that there is an unbelievable plague of flies. Despite the orphanage’s best efforts they are everywhere. They crawl up and down the children’s faces as they eat. They land in their food, swim in their drinks. It’s truly disgusting! Many practical solutions have been suggested to the owner of the chicken farm but he continues to ignore the problems caused by his business. I am now asking all of you to help us by raising awareness of this issue with your family and friends. For your health and for the sake of our children, please refuse to serve and eat all cheap chicken meat. Humans only need to consume meat once a week. Pay extra for ‘ayam kampung’,organic chicken and enjoy this guilt free meat. Please take a stand on this atrocious injustice to children and animals.Change starts with one person and that person is you! Many thanks for thinking of us and taking action. Best Wishes Ibu Lala Tierney on behalf of the children of Melaya Orphanage and the chickens.

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Although Bali seems like paradise, there are things I see every day which upset me. One of these things is children on scooters with their parents, without the proper headwear on. Even more shocking is that most of the time the parent is wearing a helmet but the child is not! Many times two or three children are on the scooter, one up front standing, often two on the back. Three weeks ago on Jln Majapahit in Kuta one of my Australian friends visiting from Perth, witnessed a horrendous accident involving the scooter in front of him in traffic. A father riding with three children, slid out and the three children, who were not wearing helmets all came off the bike at quite a fast speed. It all unfolded right in front of him and, as he has first aid training he stopped to help. The two older children escaped with minor cuts and bruises but the youngest, a three year old had severe head injuries. By the time my friend got off his bike and attended to the child he had stopped breathing and had no pulse. He was bleeding from the head, ears and mouth, but still my friend gave him CPR, for ten minutes until an ambulance arrived. He gave this child life again and when the paramedics attended the child, he was now only just alive. He was taken to Sanglah hospital in a critical condition. My friend is traumatized by this event and both of us were appalled that none of the children were wearing a helmet but the father was. We can only hope that the child has survived without permanent brain injury. This problem needs to be addressed here in Indonesia. Unfortunately the Polisi don’t seem to think it is important, and allow these children to have their lives put at risk every time they get on a bike. Too many times I have seen a Polisi officer watch as thousands of Indonesian families ride past them without any headwear on the children. Why? Why are there no laws in place making this a crime punishable by a fine or some sort of punishment? These are lives of innocent, beautiful children we are talking about! We must change this somehow. It should be mandatory for helmets to be worn. Perhaps some sort of subsidy from the government to allow poorer Indonesian families to purchase children’s helmets will help alleviate this problem? I don’t know exactly how to fix it but I just know something needs to be done to prevent further deaths and injuries on our roads here in Indonesia. More penalties put in place would also surely help, with Polisi monitoring the problem every single day. We cannot turn a blind eye to this terrible practice anymore! Please put a helmet on your child; it could save their life! Best Regards Miss Trinity Grange

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

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Moving Sale; Teak round dining table, teak benches, small tables, bedside cabinet, pot, pan, Jenggala plates, bowls, etc., paintings, lamps, cushions, bedding, and too much more. Sorry I cannot send pictures. Also clothing, some never used. Please come and see. 0878 6184 6067. Seminyak. [212]

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Coffee – the third wave By Shalini

“Coffee - the favorite drink of the civilized world,” said T h o m a s Jefferson, and indeed the liquid coffee has been a global social lubricant for half a millennium. But early coffee making methods were basic. Mostly it involved roasting beans in a pan – a technique still widely used here today. Go on a visit to a coffee plantation in Bali, and you will find an ibu rattling a pile of beans in a scorched saucepan.

you have to practice,” explains Australian born Rodney Glick, as he checks temperature and sweeps a wooden spatula through a lightly bubbling golden-orange brew of light roast Flores Bajawa Ngura coffee.

This technique could yield good results if certain third wave principles about freshness were followed. But in the main, Bali coffee is roasted until black, ground to a powder and stored in plastic, which means it has a bitter taste and gets stale fast. Served without straining there’s a knack to waiting for the sediment to settle before drinking to ensure you don’t get a mouthful of sharp gritty grounds. Not a particularly edifying experience.

For Seniman, the pair do just that, sourcing fair trade, organic, single origin, specialist coffees from six regions of Indonesia. Through own roasting and brewing, not only do they have unique tastes, “but one bean can taste completely different depending on what we do with it,” explains Sullivan.

Mind you western techniques weren’t particularly sophisticated either for many years. History books abound with coffee diatribes about its quality. “You can tell when you have crossed the frontier into Germany because of the badness of the coffee,” complained Edward VII in the 1800’s. Perhaps the Italians managed better because Pope Leo XII waxed lyrical about the cup “Last comes the beverage of the Orient shore, Mocha, far off, the fragrant berries bore. Taste the dark fluid with a dainty lip, Digestion waits on pleasure as you sip.” Italians notwithstanding, the era of coffee making known as the ‘first wave’ of global coffee production wasn’t and isn’t a quality affair. It basically involved the spread of instant convenience coffee – a post World War II phenomenon, and pushed the likes of Maxwell House and Nescafe to the forefront of the coffee selling scene. Coffee ground and dried to create a sharp flavoured instant coffee was hardly gourmet, Rather, it was the pick-me-up buzz quality of coffee that was the attraction. So prevalent is the first wave that it is still is the main form of coffee consumption, with 80% of coffee being turned into instant granules still today. Somewhere in the late 60’s the ‘second w a v e ’ o f c o ff e e began. Espresso techniques began to spread, and companies such as b e h e m o t h Starbucks began selling specialty grade coffees and creating an aspirational hangout coffee scene. Latte’s, cappuccinos, frappe’s using coffee from far-flung Columbia, Kenya or Java created an exoticism for the brew. Flavours and consistency improved, expensive machines were created and a new wave of coffee culture swept the planet. But this was still not enough for many. Home roasters and coffee aficionados continued to experiment with different ways to improve coffee flavours. The Japanese and Taiwanese in particular were early pioneers of what has become the third wave, applying the complex ideas already present in their tea rituals to create different ways to prepare and serve cups of coffee. This phenomenon is now spreading slowly with the opening of mainly niche coffee shops dedicated to creating extracting different flavourful effects out of the humble bean. Pulitzer Prize winning food critic Jonathan Gold of the LA Weekly defined this new attitude to coffee as follows: “We are now in the third wave of coffee connoisseurship, where beans are sourced from farms instead of countries, roasting is about bringing out rather than incinerating the unique characteristics of each bean, and the flavor is clean and hard and pure.” One of the first places in Bali to espouse this method of coffee making is Ubud’s Seniman coffee house. “Using the syphon is like learning to play a musical instrument. A little knowledge makes a basic cup, but to extract a good coffee

For Glick, and his business partner Dave Sullivan, it’s all about a return to distinctive flavours. “The 3rd wave is akin to the slow food movement,” explains Sullivan. “Its about freshness, quality and taste. Third-wave adherents aim to source the best coffee from around the world, mainly grown on single estates, usually at high altitudes, with controlled temperature, light and oxygen levels making the beans ripen slowly and allowing the flavour to concentrate. Once these coffees are selected then the decision about which coffees are appropriate for particular brewing methods begins.

Their brewing process involves plenty of gizmos. There are chemistry lab style Japanese siphons which they use to make their regular black c o ff e e s , a c h u n k y, lovingly restored 1950’s Italian antique espresso maker, a variety of UK coffee presses, some simple Taiwanese temperature control pots and filters – a cornucopia of coffee roasting, grinding and brewing paraphernalia. A visit there means indulging in some great coffee theatre as the pseudo chemistry lab style coffee making procedures take place. Seniman will soon start their own workshops to pass on this knowledge to their enthusiastic 3rd wave customers. “The most-important piece of equipment to produce a perfect brew at home is a grinder,” says Sullivan “It helps to have pressure and temperature control gadgets, but the domestic market has yet to see many appropriate products for this trend; so fresh grinding will get you closest to releasing the flavour of a good cup.” Seniman, Jln Sri Wedari, Ubud Lady Jekyll once said, “Good coffee may come from Arabia or India, from the Blue Mountains of Jamaica, or via France with an admixture of chicory; but its flavor and excellence will be derived from daily careful roasting and grinding, a truism universally admitted and habitually disregarded.” For coffee obsessive Asher Yaron of F.R.E.A.K, the above statement reflects the key to a good coffee. Judicious roasting - he has created his own roasting machine for that purpose – and grinding only before serving are paramount to bring out the complex flavours inherent in the bean. “Coffee has four times as much flavor as wine,” he insists, and to extract that requires careful preparation. He views coffee as a “living food, a powerful way to access your consciousness.” Indeed this was one of the main uses of coffee, particularly in countries, which don’t allow the use of alcohol. Yaron has closely studied its properties in this light in his bid to create the best cup, knows when its breathing, mutating, and how long various coffee bean mutations need to taste good. Freshness is key. Yaron maintains that coffee needs to be consumed within three days of roasting, and he’s so committed to this idea, that F.R.E.A.K takes back all coffee supplied to other outlets every three days if not used, and re-supplies with fresh roast. For their own shops they roast daily. Using only 100% Arabica grown organically by his partner, farmer I Nyoman Wirata in Kintimani, means they’re able to control the quality of their beans from cherry to cup. “I would almost describe what we do as a fourth wave approach,” he said. “We take just one type of bean, grown in one area, and through our techniques of roast and preparation we can create all sorts of flavours in our coffees. ”You don’t need to import from South America or Kenya to make

a good cup,” he insists, “a coffee bean that is grown, roasted, ground and brewed in the same place can be made to taste very differently by applying particular roasting techniques. “It also doesn’t get fumigated during export, doesn’t have the chance to get stale and has a smaller carbon footprint.” If that wasn’t enough Yaron has also pioneered a way of cold pressing their three-day-old coffee to extract a brew that is loved by raw food-ists. The process creates a sweeter flavor with little bitterness and it will keep for three weeks in the fridge. Soon they will start infusing flavours into this coffee. This is coffee fine-tuned to create amazing variety from just one type of bean. And harking back to coffee houses’ original function as debating chambers and places of intellectual discourse Yaron has started holding events in the F.R.E.A.K shop where people can come and talk about their skills or causes close to their heart. A little cleaner than when Isaac Newton and Edmond Halley used a coffee house table to dissect a dolphin, but close to their early function. F.R.E.A.K coffee Jln, Hanoman, Ubud, Green School, Mambal, Alila Hotels, Coffee Copper, Nyuh Kuning Other places to find a special cup of coffee in Bali Anomali Jln Raya Ubud, Jln Laksmana Seminyak Started in 2007, this funky retro feel café is a Java import to Bali, and its urban feel is allpervasive. Think warehouse space, steel, graffiti-esque walls, a sort of industrial style mixed with eco recycled crates, and of course a roaster in situ. The vibe here is almost nerdy hip. Anomali is big into their single origin and, like Seniman, focus on local beans. They proudly source all their coffee from Indonesia and types include Aceh Gayo Organic, Papua Wamena, Flores Bajawa, Sumatra Mandailing Toraja Java Estate and Bali Kintamani. All their coffee is freshly roasted on site twice a week. Staff will then make it whichever way you want, syphon, drip, french press, etc. They do fancy fusions too – crème brule, or banana nut latte added to your coffee, this is one of the first chains that’s managed to significantly up the quality of their coffee offering by taking the third way. Sea Circus Jalan Kayu Aya, Seminyak In a small louvred building near Bodyworks, not far from Petitenget temple, is the small coffee obsessed Sea Circus café. A pairing with Aussie coffee aficionados 5 Senses, has led to close interaction with the farmers growing their coffee organically up in Kintimani, and to the purchase of a Synesso Cyncra machine – probably the only one in Indonesia. Barista jams take place when the 5 senses team are in town, and the occasional free coffee is dispensed to punters. Their coffee comes with big attention to detail; Aside from latte art, the cups are custom made to match the décor. Each drink arrives with a cookie, a fragrant frangipani and a ‘quotation’ Steve Job’s “stay hungry, stay foolish”, or Marilyn Monroe’s “The real love is a man who can thrill you by kissing your forehead.” Sit and ruminate, or grab one of the photocopied overseas newspapers to while-away time while you sip. Shalini <beadsandbush@mac.com> Copyright © 2013 Bali Advertiser You can read all past articles of BA Feature Article at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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Tabanan, Just under 100 Metres from the Ocean close to a Helipad and Villa Babar and other high end villas. Area of natural beauty with spectacular panoramic views of Ocean, Mountains and Rice Fields 23.5 Are plot at just 125 Million IDR per Are Freehold Tabanan 300 metres from the Ocean with panoramic views of Ocean, Mountains and Rice Fields. Perfect for Villas, Resort or Land Bank, 60 Are plot will split in to smaller plots if necessary, close to Sunset Road Expansion only 59 Million IDR per Are Freehold Soka, Beautiful 100 Are plot on top of a hill, spectacular views of the whole of Bali! Perfect for villa complex or resort, also great investment for Capital Gains just 39 Million IDR per Are Freehold 2 Ocean View Villas in Tabanan also available and one Golf Villa in Nirwana Resort – please log on to Facebook and visit www.facebook.com/tabananvillas for more details and photos

Contact Owner 0821 474 51955 E-mail : tabananvillas@ymail.com

For Sale, directly from owner: Freehold land 10 until 20 are located in Arto Sari near Soka Beach. This plot of land sits on the highest point in this area with stunning sea views that cannot be blocked, comes complete with access road, all certificates and is rezoned for building. Price: Rp. 39 Mill per are. Tel: +6281 855 5010. E-mail: <info@ florynproperty.com>. [1382] For sale 23 aras, freehold 5m to Pantai Kedungu. New villa Joglo 110m2, 3 bedrooms, 1 office, 2 bathrooms, total 230m2, infinity pool above forest, spring, ponds, rice field and river view. Beautiful and quiet. Direct from owner. 5.4 Milliard Rupiahs. 0819 1640 7111. [6412] Land for sale, direct from owner 36-are located near Soka Beach. comes complete with big access road. only 21million/are nego. Telp: 081 7472 8945 or email <trisnadewi@yahoo.com>. [6468]

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exotiqproperty.com Exotiq Property Bali & Lombok

Ungasan • • • • •

BA-L429

HIGHLY MOTIVATED VENDOR – CONSIDER ANY REASONABLE OFFERS Unobstructed ocean views of the Indian Ocean The land is a nice rectangular shape in an exclusive area The land is gentle sloping making it perfect for building 4 Km to Dream Beach and world class 18 hole golf course

REDUCED PRICE For Freehold USD 270,000 Siti Purba (62) 878 628 220 02 Jimbaran of¿ce (62) 361 703 208

Ungasan • • • • •

BA-V484

Luxury Villa In One of South Bali’s Best Addresses This modern contemporary villa offers 550sqm of fabulous modern living Spectacular ocean views across the white sandy beach of Jimbaran Bay Built on 700sqm of FREEHOLD land within a very popular managed estate Only 3 minutes to Jimbaran Bay and the famous seafood cafes

For Freehold USD 1,750,000 Eugene Shivnan (62) 819 998 859 04 Jimbaran of¿ce (62) 361 703 208

Sanur

Ungasan • • • • •

Spacious Tranquility in the Bukit Boasts views over Jimbaran Bay and Benoa This beautiful and homely villa sits on a near 20 are of landscaped gardens Have roof terrace where one can relax and enjoy the gentle tropical breeze 30 minutes to the International Airport of Bali

For Freehold USD 931,500 Jack Mitchell (62) 812 398 887 30 Jimbaran of¿ce (62) 361 703 208

Sanur • • • • • •

BC- V669

Ubud • • • • • •

For Sale – IDR 2.500.000.000,Mediani (62) 815 4721 9369 Sanur Of¿ce (62)361 28 7642

For Sale – Start from USD 205.000,Mediani (62) 815 4721 9369 Sanur Of¿ce (62)361 28 7642

BB-B201

BC-B144

Brand new beautiful villa in a peaceful village Settled in 932sqm land, leasehold for 30 years and possible to extend Place to feel free and relax breathing in the lovely morning, very calm and peaceful. Private pool laid in a spacious beautiful tropical garden This lovely villa have 2 bedroom with bathroom, living and dining area Completed with Pondok Wisata license

Canggu

• • • • •

BA-V397

MOTIVATED SELLER – CONSIDER ANY REASONABLE OFFERS An exclusive two bedroom villa approx 263 sqm set on 500 freehold land landscape that is orientated to capture sweeping views over the Indian Ocean. Created to unite elements of typical Balinese design with modern Asian Àair fully complete lifestyle that harmonizes all structural features

Renon • • • • •

BC-V661

Modern House in Residential Area Sitting on 240 m2 Freehold land and 156 m2 building size 3 bedrooms with en-suite bathroom and open area overlooking the pool Selling in fully furnished with modern style Close to Embassies, International school and restaurants area.

For Sale – IDR 3.250.000.000,Mediani (62) 815 4721 9369 Sanur Of¿ce (62)361 28 7642

For Sale – IDR 4.000.000.000,Mediani (62)815 4721 9369 Sanur Of¿ce (62)361 28 7642

BC–V743

Ungasan

For Freehold USD 350,000 Stephen Williams (62) 857 381 285 89 Jimbaran of¿ce (62) 361 703 208

New Built Modern Minimalist House for Sale Located in private and tranquility countryside area Two storey modern minimalist family home, 3 bedrooms with 3 bathrooms. Living room and dining room overlooking the pool Completed with modern kitchen, maid quarter and garage Settled in 350 sqm freehold land with 250 sqm building size

• NEW LEASEHOLD Two-storey villa located in the central of Sanur • Settled in 200 sqm land and 150 sqm building size, surrounded by resort villas which occupied by expatriates. • The atmosphere is quiet and beautiful, close to white sandy beach, golf course, restaurants and shops • Consist of 2 bedroom complete with en-suite bathroom and fully furnished • Leasehold for 29 years

Umalas

BA-V485

Seminyak

BB-V1058

• The perfect address in Seminyak for leasehold 28,5 years + 20 years extension • Newly-built 3BR private villa on a 184sqm of land with a 219sqm build area • The ground Àoor has a modern western kitchen, a space combination living & dining area, opening out to a small tropical garden with 7 by 3 metre swimming pool • The bedrooms are on the 2nd Àoor and a balcony on the main bedroom • 200m off Oberoi street, and just a short walk from shops, restaurants & the beach For Sale IDR 3,900,000,000 Adami Gilberto (62) 812 4658 8471 Seminyak Of¿ce (62 361) 737 358

BB-V1068

Semunyak

BB-B188

• Antique Umalas freehold villa • 38.5 are of spacious tranquility and style set in the Umalas ¿elds border by river • 5 bedrooms/bathrooms under 5 roofs surround a large 100 year old Joglo which serves as a central great room holding kitchen facilities, lounge and tv. • Poolside ¿nds 2 modern two story 100m2 bedrooms and the other two bedrooms are 65 m2 authentic 125 year old gladaks with individual terraces • The 5th bedroom is situated peacefully over the ¿sh pond and with open terrace

• Ideal living 3 bedroom freehold villa under construction • Part of new villa development, this 3 BR villa sit on 260 to 310 sqm of land • Two storey building, all 3 BR are upstair with balcony and downstair dedicated for kitchen and spacious indoor and outdoor living/dining area overlooking the pool • Comes with built-in furniture with car park and maid quarter • Close to horse stable and walking distance to Canggu Club & the Brawa beach

• Brand new villa in the heart of Seminyak with WOW factor • Sit on 1,485sqm of land, leasehold for 23 years + 10 years option to extend • Almost a village in itself, the villa Àows from one quarter to the next, seamlessly connecting the tropical garden, lap pool & massive open plan living/dining room • Using the ¿nest materials like wooden Àoors, steel beams, iron wood shingle roo¿ng • Located just a 5 minute walk away from the entertainment and beaches of Seminyak

For Sale USD 2,450,000 Adami Gilberto (62) 812 4658 8471 Seminyak Of¿ce (62 361) 737 358

For Sale from IDR 4,700,000,000 Eric Livesey (62) 812 3766 3111 Seminyak Of¿ce (62 361) 737 358

For Sale USD 1,295,000 Patrick Clancy (62) 817 973 3031 Seminyak Of¿ce (62 361) 737 358 C/Re/G-20 Feb. 13

Real Estate

Bali Advertiser

20 February - 06 March, 2013

Price USD 750,000

SANUR For sale money changer in strategic location in Sanur area. Complete permit, license, and Bank Indonesia certificate.Good for investment, 14 years lease. Reason for sale because need money. Sell Rp. 1.45 billion (nego). Please contact 081 2361 0079 or 0852 2212 0341. [5362]

PROPERTY

Jl. Kayu Aya 77x, Seminyak 80361, Bali Phone +62 (0) 361 737358 www.exotiqproperty.com Eric +62 (0) 812 3766 3111 elivesey@exotiqproperty.com

For sale “Beautiful Private Villa”, LS: 2000m”, located near from sanur, river’s side, two pools, five suite rooms, restaurant, lobby, big garden, SHM, prices 12 Billion, more details: <www.soleyabalivilla.com> / call: 0813 2499 7063. [6392] Rent: New house 500m2, minimalist, 2 storey, 100m to Sanur Independent School, 3 bedroom, AC, H/C water, fully furnished, s.pool, garden, parking, close to beach, 1st floor good for office. Rp. 150 mill/year, nego. 081 1380 1185. [5488] House/villa for rent with three bedrooms and pool for long/short terms at Jalan Sekuta Gang Mangga Sanur. Price 90 Mil per year nego. Call 081 138 9971 or 0812 360 0272. [6409]

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NUSA DUA 2 houses for rent, 2/4 bedroom (daily, weekly, longterm rental), furnished/unfurnished possible, quiet area - Land for rent/sale 5 - 30 are - All locations close to Geger Beach, 0361-777 092, 0821 4552 2200 or e-mail <balifamily2000@ yahoo.de>. [5041]

BB-V1052 Freehold Umalas Prime

House for sale: western style house on 15 are land. Green house sanutary system located on mountain with best view. Contact 081 2394 8595. [1150]

Just under 600 sqm land. Residence size 375 sqm Two storey 4 bedroom en-suite Swimming pool, garden, river frontage C/Re/G-23 Jan. 13

For sale 2 bedroom top floor penthouse 150sqm great poolview. Part of the private residence complex of Novotel Nusa Dua, granting access to all resort facilities. 40 years of lease left. USD 360,000. Contact Alex at <ar.alex.riva@ gmail.com>. [6386]

3 bedrooms house, close to sanur, Rp. 80 mill/year. 3 bedrooms house, modern kitchen, large garden, land 900m2, pool, nice view, furnished Rp. 155 mill/year. Call 0819 9940 9249. [6416]

House for rent. Nusa Dua, Jl. Taman Giri. Local house, unfurnished. 3 bedrooms, 1 big and 2 small. Big kitchen. 2 toilets, shower. Nice garden and parking area. Price is 30 mill per year. Contact Anna 0813 3759 7206 <annosta@ gmail.com>. [6407]

Small brand new modern villa, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, AC, garden, pool, 5 mnts to Sanur beach, available for rent Rp. 100 mill/year and for sale (lease or freehold). Call 0819 9940 9249. [6417]

Rent villa hill seaview quiet area European style, 2 bed/ bathrooms, in/outside living, dinner, kitchen, fullfurnished, A/C, hotwater, TVsat, terrace, gazebo, garden, swpool, 7juta month included maid & security. Owner 081 7472 7296. [6450]

For rent. Kutat Lestari. New house. 3 beds/en suite. All furnished. Modern kitchen. 8m pool. Long term contract. Rp. 150 million per year. Contact owner: 0812 396 3685. [6420]

BEFORE YOU SETTLE ON ANY PROPERTY, CHECK THE A LIST

Villa for rent, 5 min from Grand Bali Beach, very secure, 200 m2 on 4 are land, nice garden, pool, garage, 2 BR ensuite, fully furnished, telephone line, European style kitchen fully equiped. Yearly 115 millions. Contact 0812 3766 0130. [6436] VILLA Serangan, stunning water front views two story three bedroom. excellent position. Five minutes to Serangan surf beach, over contract nine years. Sixty juta per year. Ideal for two family’s. 0819 3302 0051. 0813 3876 8356. 0361 746 4200. [6446] Shop for Rent in Mertasari Sanur and Land to Rent for Villa in Sekuta - Sanur. Call +62 813 5943 3888. Hotel for Sale in Sanur with Beach View, call +62 813 5943 3888. For Rent House at Imam Bonjol (3 room, bathroom and modern kitchen). Call +62 81 855 1334. [6447] SALE sanur villa 300m2, 2bedr& 2en-suite bathr, open living & diningroom, swim.pool, garage, gazebo, fishpond, quiet & safe area. Call 081 2390 6585 / SMS 0819 3606 1044. E: <diary_art@yahoo.com> or <ramayanivilla. blogspot.com>. [6448] Sanur new villa for rent, 3 bedrooms with pool, daily weekly monthly. SMS/call 0819 1624 1071 or <lisyepeter@ live.com> for further information. [6453]

A-mazing value villas NC/Re/G-6 Feb. 13

BERINGIN PROPERTY Local Agent and Local Prices

The only Property Agent based on the west coast of Bali

LAND FOR SALE KEROBOKAN - Banjar Anyar, 6 Are, 5m Road access, Ready to build. Freehold. PRICE : IDR 600 Mill/ Are - Tegal Cupak, 11.8 Are, 4m Road access, Ready to build, expatriat residential. Freehold. PRICE : IDR 450 Mill/Are KEDUNGGU - 10 Are, 6m Road access, rice field paddy views, Ready to build. Freehold. PRICE : IDR 110 Mill/ Are - Tegal Cupak, 11.8 Are, 4m Road access, Ready to build, expatriat residential. Freehold. PRICE : IDR 450 Mill/Are - 23 Are of contract land, 49 year lease. 50m from beach with stunning ocean views. Won’t last long at IDR 4 Mill/ Are/ Year. MENGENING - CEMAGI, 5 Are, 5m Road access, Ready to build, rice field paddys views. Freehold. PRICE : IDR 350 Mill/ Are - SESEH, 28.5 Are, 5m Road access, Ready to build, Beach views. Freehold. PRICE : IDR 285 Mill/ Are - SESEH, 27.7 Are, 6m Road access, Ready to build, 50m from Beach. Freehold. PRICE : IDR 650 Mill/ Are NYANYI BEACH - Beach front,36 Are, 6m Road access, Ready to build. Freehold PRICE : IDR 700 Mill/ Are NYITDAH - 13 Are, 1km from Kedunggu Surfing beach, Ready to build ( Perumahan ), 3.5 Road access, rice field paddy views,electric. Freehold. PRICE : IDR 125 Mill/ Are Jl. Darmawangsa No. 1, Tanah Lot - Bali - Indonesia Phone: +62 361 8483743 Fax: +62 361 8483743 Web: www.beringinproperty.com Email: info@beringinproperty.com / beringinproperty@yahoo.com C/Re/I -6 Feb 13

Canggu Beach. Your last chance to buy a brand new, architect designed, 2 bedroom villa with pool for less than US$150,000. Just 500m from the beach. Call us now! *VL-025 Seminyak. 2 adjoining villas. Great rental returns. 1x3br and 1x2br, both with pools. Fully furnished.Many forward bookings. US$398,000 for TWO! (neg) *VL-002 Echo Beach. Ocean and Sunset Views. Stylish 3br/3bth villa on 4 are. Fullyfurnished. Gourmet kitchen. 1 min to beach Only US$400,000 neg. VL-049* Seseh Beach. 75M from sand. Beautiful 3 br. villa on 4 are. Ocean views. Beautifully fur. Fabulous kitchen.Big pool.Corner block. US$395,000 Canggu Tibubeneng. Brand New 3 bd/2 bth beautifully designed. fullyfurnished home. Ricefield views. Freehold.Just US$ 175,000. Great value. *VS-055 Umalas.TegalCupek. REDUCED! Very stylish 2 br/2bth pool villa, beautifully furnished. Pretty rice field area. NOW JUST US$147,000.Must sell. *VL-034 Umalas.JlKlecung. 3br riverfront villa on 6 are with BIG pool, big living spaces and big kitchen. USD $165.000 neg. *VL-038

A List Land Kuta Beachfront. 20 are freehold next to Holiday Inn. 38m white sand beachfront.35m street frontage.Square shape. Last of its kind – don’t miss it! Rp 4 billion/are. Brawa Beach.26are. 29 yr lease. Good shape. Good access. Rp7.5Mill/are/yr. Umalas Lestari. 15 are. 30m streetfront. Good shape. 30 year lease.7mill/are/year nego. JlOberoi. Rare 10 are Freehold. Good shape and access. 1 min. walk to restaurants, shops. Price Rp.1.6 Bill/are. Petitenget. 3.3 are. Rare small block. Walk to beach, shops, restaurants and nightlife. Perfect for short-term rental villa. Square shape.12 mill/are/year

A List Hotels/Restaurant/Businesses

Oberoi.URGENT SALE. Profitable 300 seat BBQ restaurant and Bar on 700m2.DRASTICALLY REDUCED!8 year lease. Indoor and outdoor bars.Pool table.Completely staffed and equipped. Fully furnished.All licenses.Fully operational. Good loyal customer base. Loads of potential. Was US400 Now just US$280,000 *reference numbers for info from website: www.balalist.com. Enter number in ‘keyword’ top right.

Jl. Raya Kerobokan No. 72 ,Tel/Fax: (0361) 735469 Website: www.balialist.com | email: manager@balialist.com C/Re/G-20 Feb. 13

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Real Estate

Bali Advertiser

20 February - 06 March, 2013

RESTAURANT FOR SALE

APARTMENTS & VILLAS

APARTMENT IN SEMINYAK

JL. BENESARI POPPIES 2 PRICE NEGOTIABLE AND ALL REASONABLE OFFERS CONSIDERED

Wireless broadband / Cable TV Private or shared pool Well-equipped kitchens

Monthly to Yearly Rental. 2 storey 1 Bedroom, A/C, bath, balcony Lounge/kitchenette. Wifi and cable TV Daily housekeeping. Shared plunge pool

RARE ANGON VILLAS, Kerobokan

CONTACT: +62 8123852316 OCEAN CAFE

C/Re/A-20 Feb 13

CANGGU

Canggu, 3 bedroom 3 bathroom, pool, beautifully furnished, maid room, brand new villa, spectacular rice terrace views on 5 are of land. 1 year 200 juta. E-mail <poo.andaman@gmail.com> for details. [6454]

Villa for rent: area 3 are, 2 bedroom, living room, kitchen, aircondition, hot water, swimming pool, big garden. Contact Made: 081 2363 0309 / 0819 1665 9151. [4134]

Beautiful villa for rent Pererenan. 11Are peaceful location, Pool. 3 spacious bedrooms ensuite. Fully furnished, large open terrace overlooking tropical garden. Yearly US$26,000. Call 081 2394 5760. For sale freehold Rp.5.3 billion. [6455]

4 bedrooms villa for rent (daily / monthly) in Canggu. Close to Canggu Club, Berawa & Ecobeach. Fully furnished, pool, etc. Call: 0816 865 097 (English), 0821 1788 8293 (Bahasa). See: <www.balisupervilla.com>. For sale: <www.villaellabali.com>. [6234]

For rent small house in Berawa, close to beach, 200m2, 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, semi-furnished, AC, hot water, garden, carport, overcontract 9 months (50jt) + possibility to extend yearly, 0812 3672 2812. [6459]

Villa for rent daily, monthly, yearly in Canggu, close to Echo Beach. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, swimming pool, fully furnished, hot water, AC. Please contact 0878 6103 5144. [6325]

Villa Room for Rent, 1km to Echo beach. New/modern/ seperate building, furnished, internet, hot water. Big garden, living area, rice paddy+sunset view. 4.5mil a month, longer contract available. (0361) 921 5800 <blessyou248@hotmail.com>. [6461]

ECHO Beach freehold land. 5-15 Are less than 3 mins to Echoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s. 450 million IDR per Are. Batu Bolong. Freehold. 700 million/Are. Contact only by email <integrity.fyi@gmail. com> or visit <www.integrityinternationalbali.com>. [6239]

Freehold Villa for sell in Canggu 720/350 m , price US$400,000. Freehold land in Ungasan 547 m2, price US$150,000. Domain Bali.com for sell, please send inquiry to <info@balivillas.com>. [6396] Rent 4 bedroom villa with pool, monthly USD 1500 or yearly USD 16.500. <www.villamax.com> (Canggu). Contact us <asean2605@yahoo.com> or 081 2391 8373, include 1 maid. [6400] Land 6.5 Are, in front of hotel/cottage, suitable to build hotel/cottage. Contract 20 years. Strategic location, nice view, 3km to Berawa Beach Canggu. Contact 0858 5125 5612, XL: 0878 5350 5322, 0821 4386 1293. [6402] For rent monthly brand new villa in Canggu. 5 min from Echo Beach. 3 bedrooms, open living room, pool, garden, gazebo, Wi-Fi, TV sat, staff. Contact 0818 900 480. [6422] Villa for rent monthly, weekly, in Pererenan, Canggu, Echo Beach. 3 bedroom available 30th of March. 2 bedroom available 26 May. Big garden, AC, internet high speedy, TV, swimming pool, full furnished with staff. Phone: 0878 6152 4094. E-mail: <soeparmi.li@yahoo.com>. [6429] Lands for rent (leasehold), within 1 km from Canggu Club, ready for building, perfect for villas development in strategic areas. 4 plots available: 8,113 ares - 10 ares - 12 ares. More information: 081 7476 3325. [6442] CANGGU, Villa for rent. Ocean views and breeze, Quiet location 3 bedroom 2 bathroom villa. Pool with water feature, Western style kitchen in Bali style Photo available. Email: <leilareef78@hotmail.com>. [6445]

NC/RE/M-6 Feb. 13

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

Brand new fully furnished 2 bedroom Villa with pool and ricefield view in Pererenan. Price 1 year: 160 Million / 2 years: 260 Million / 25 years Lease: 2.7 M. HP: 0878 6039 7923. [6458]

info@balisunsetterrace.com 08123668110

C/Re/G-17 Oct. 12

Exclusive location. Sale land of 3000m2 located between Batubelig and Brawa, 200m from the beach, leasehold 30 years, renewable. Call 081 1224 7419 / <gazardmathieu@gmail.com>. Contact Math. [6348] FOR sale vill close to Canggu Club 19.6 Are land. 3 bedrooms, complete licences villa rental. Freehold. IDR 13 Millyard. Detail <ronibinaud@gmail.com>. 0813 3776 4354. [6378] For Rent luxury villa in Brawa beach canggu, 2 suite bedroom, 1 servant room, pool, garage, gazebo, garden, full furnish. 5 minutes to beach and Canggu Club. 150 million/year negotiable. Contact 0878 6081 6766 / 0361 850 1994, email <adi_wigata@yahoo.com>. [6381] 2 story 3 bedroom 3 bathroom furnished villa with pool. Master bedroom upstairs with sun deck and lounge area. At end of lane overlooking rice paddies. $12,000 Aus/year. Contact Cathy at <cathy.rowe88@yahoo.com.au> or Made 081 734 6505 / 0812 3642 9537. [6389] Villa for rent in Canggu area: 10 area with beautiful view, 4 bdr, pool, garden, housekeeping, for rent weekly and monthly. March to June only. Contact: <paris_bali@yahoo. com>; photos: <http://bali-villa-nauli.blogspot.com>. [6393]

C/Re/G-6 Feb. 13

Private Villa For Rent. Modern Minimalist style. located walking distance to Berawa Beach, canggu club, nearest cafe canggu. 3Bedroom And Bathroom, study room, staffroom + Bathroom, Kitchen, livingroom, car Park, rooftop with ricefield, mountain and ocean View. Available short term and long Term. Contact: 871 5116 / 0818 0551 4128. [6395]

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Bali Advertiser

PROPERTY

Real Estate

20 February - 06 March, 2013

Jl. Kayu Aya 77x, Seminyak 80361, Bali Phone +62 (0) 361 737358 www.exotiqproperty.com Eric +62(0) 812 3766 3111 elivesey@exotiqproperty.com

SEMINYAK

Jl.Saraswati - off Jl. Bidadari. 5mins to the heart of Seminyak. 4 bedrooms/ensuite in every room, AC, huge swimming pool, garden, maid quarter and overly expansive open plan joglo for lounge and kitchen. Now available for long term enquiries (min 5 years). Call 0878 6189 7970. [5647]

Villa, 2 bedroom, internet, AC, semi-furnished, secure, centrally located (Beji Ayu), weekly cleaning (incl for daily rental). Monthly rate negotiable. Daily rate Rp. 350,000 (includes weekly cleaning). Call/SMS +62 878 6269 5606. [6419]

3 bedroom villa at Drupadi & 4 bedroom at Kunti Seminyak. Daily or weekly. Swimming pool, daily maid, Wi-Fi, hot water, open living and kitchen. And also have 2 bedrooms in Legian. Please call +62 819 1636 2285. [3866] For Rent 4 bedrooms villa in Seminyak-Mertanadi, prvt pool, Halffurnished, 250m2 building, 550m2 garden with ricefieldview. 5 mins to Bali Deli. Price 175mil nego. Contact Julie 081 5577 7000. Email: <micaeljulie@gmail. com>. [6308]

BB - L790/L791/L792 Exclusive Listing 50 meters from Brawa beach Total of 6242 sqm, subdivided into 3 lots: 3728 sqm, 1500 sqm and 1014 sqm, 29 years leasehold + 30 years extension Call now for discounted price C/Re/G-23 Jan. 13

Uma Sari. Jl Petetinget. New renovation. 5 Bedrooms 4 Bathrooms, over 200meters of living space. Plunge pool, large sunset balcony, low maintenance home not far from anywhere. Semi furnished. Owner will furnish for long lease. 200jta/year. E-mail <ayyoungicon@gmail.com>. 081 856 7538. [6317]

Big shop for rent (95m2) on Seminyak main street, excellent condition. Fully renovated, five years contract left. Very good deal. Conveniant also for spa and restaurant. Call 0819 3601 7443. [6171] For sale: Villa Seminyak. Two storey, 2 bed, 2 1/2 bath pool, living room. Phone : 0812 3962 3758. [6430] Umalas 2 bedroom 2 semi outdoor bathrooms cute villa with open living room to garden. Could be used for office also. Great location. Some furniture included. 2 years min. Rp. 65 million p/a or 3 years Rp. 55 million p/a. E-mail: <umalasvilla@gmail.com>. [6432]

Leasehold land overcontract 19 years + 10 years extendable already nego. Jl Tangkuban Perahu/Jl Bidadari area. 743m2. Quiet area. All paperwork ready to built. 4 million Rp/year/are. Contact 0813 3830 4617. [6318]

Beautiful two/three bedrooms villa behind Bintang. Near beach. Petitenget and Sunset Point. Central location. Pool, garden, FF, also two bedrooms, no pool, good price long term. 081 7979 9922, 0857 1109 3547. <ceaderphoenix@yahoo.com>. [6434]

HOT Sale compound villa in center Seminyak, behind Bintang Supermarket. Two villas with complete licenses villa rental. Freehold. IDR 23 M. More detail <ronibinaud@ gmail.com>. 0813 3776 4354. [6377]

Overcontract for Restaurant on Batu Belig. 100m from the beach, 120million/yr. fully equipped kitchen with high quality wooden tables and chairs. space is suitable for restaurant/boutique. Call 0821 1015 9906. [6456]

Central Seminyak, Retail store overcontract. Renovated double 80 sq mt shop plus terrace. Suit boutique, spa, cafe, gallery. Has office, lighting, bathroom, phone etc. 2yr 9mo remaining, terms upfront. <balishopforrent@yahoo. com>. SMS 0812 391 0353. [6240]

Fully furnished 2 bedroom Villa, garden, pool, 4 are land size in Jalan Drupadi Seminyak. Yearly 190 Million / 12 year Lease 1. 6 M negotiable. HP: 0821 4783 6623 (no agents please). [6457]

Short-term rental, 5 minutes walk to beach, contemporary villa, open space, 2 AC bedrooms w/safes, 1 oversized bathroom, flat screen TV, DVD, sound system, wireless, fully equipped kitchen, pool, maid, carpark. Contact <sayan2000@hotmail.com>. [6178]

For Rent 2 Bedrooms Villa with pool. Fully furnished nothing needed, ready to live in or use it for tourism. Strategic. 180 million/year. Minimum2 years. Call/sms 0858 5726 9576 or Email <hanna_ondi@hotmail.com>. Strickly no Agents. [6462]

Extended Stay Package

Luxury furnished private villa Legian/Seminyak, 7 year lease for sale or rent Rp. 170 million per year (minimum 2 years), discount for longer term, 10 minutes walk Double6 Beach, 2 bedrooms with AC, 2 bathroom, pool, garden, internet. <lanceshay@hotmail.com>, 0821-4590-3667. [6330]

Villa 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, Fully Furnished, western kitchen, pool, tropical garden, walking distance to the beach 160 million/year 08179735110. [6466]

7 days : USD 500 (saving USD 95) 10 days : USD 700 (saving USD 150) 15 days : USD 1.050 (saving USD 225) 20 days : USD 1.350 (saving USD 350) 30 days : USD 1.500 (saving USD 1.050)

Center of Seminyak! Charming two bedroom 3 are villa with ensuites, indoor/outdoor living-dining room + guest toliet, stavolt, water filter system fully furnished, turn key. 15 years lease USD$198,000 FMI: <forsalebali@yahoo. com>. [6383]

Villas for rent Seminyak 1, 2, 3, 4 Bedrooms, Modern style, Fully equipped kitchen, cable TV, Pool, Internet Connection, Tropical garden, price start from USD 80USD 500 /night Available for short and long term rentals. Contact +62 (0)81 7973 5110 - English. 0813 3773 7443 - Indonesia 0361-735 953. [6467]

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SAYANG SANUR

Call : (62) 0361- 283609 Email : balinoie@telkom.net Web Address: http://sayangsanur.com Luxury Studio feature a comfortable sleeping area and fully equipped complete with : Refrigerator, Stove Top, Oven Toaster, Rice Cooker, Dishes, Cooking Utensils, Dining Table, Washing Machine, 60 channels Satellite TV, DVD Player, Free Wi-Fi & ADSL Internet Port and Wide Swimming Pool. Address : Jl. Danau Tamblingan 140 Sanur Denpasar â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Bali 80228 NC/Re/G-20 Feb. 13

For rent Seminyak. Prime position. 3 floor ruko - tot 485m2. ground flr retail outlet- 171 msq. 2nd and 3rd flr 157m2 each. 4 year min @ Rp. 300mill/year. English â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 0819 9998 0528. Indo - 0818 0546 4935. [6384]

Price USD 875,000

Excellent Business Location, Modern New Building For Lease. Sunset Rd. Jl. Kunti Opposite Pertamina. Great Terms. Ph: 081 735 4106. [6388] 3 bed/4 bath private secure villa with maid and full services. Private pool, international TV, flat screens in all rooms, bbq, centrally located in Jl 66. Available Mar 5 - 25, April 6 - 16. <scrtech@hotmail.com>. Seminyak. [6391] Shop for rent, Jalan Nakula Gg Baik-baik Seminyak, 24m2, new glass front, busy area, 27 months over contract, Rp. 60mil. Contact 0878 6060 6522. [6398] Unique small piece of land 1.2 are (max 3 are with small villa) overcontract 18 years, private villa area centre Seminyak, ready build, fundation, fence, electricity, septic tank. Contact 0062 813 5305 1567 or <www. joullasrentestate.com>. <joullavab@hotmail.com>. [6399]

Canggu Set amidst pristine rice fields in Canggu, a leisurely 2 minute drive to the famous Echo Beach, 15 minutes drive to Seminyak area. This is a villa complex of peace & tranquility. 2 private villas ready & 2 more being built. The complex is set to feature three & four bedroom villas. Each villa, furnished with custom-made tropical-contemporary style furniture that suits the indoor outdoors climate in Bali & private swimming pool. Tittle: Hak Milik 4 bedroom lease: IDR 275,000,000 4 bedroom: IDR 5,000,000,000 Contact: Andre (0361) 8889993 | Email: andrewijaya_email@yahoo.com C/Re/I-28 Nov 12

Villa at Seminyak. 19 months overcontract Rp. 230.000.000,Now - Sept 15, 2014. 2 KS beds w/ walk in wardrobe, 2 bathroom, cable-TV, washing machine, large fridge, freezer, 4 burner, oven stove, pool. Everything close & steps to Bintang. 0819 3626 5914 / 0823 4166 7577. No agents. [6314] Bar overcontract in Seminyak. 60 m2 with huge garden. Strategic location; Large parking; Located in a very interesting neighbour with awesome exposure. Newly renovated, this space is ready for business! 0878 6103 3441. [6408]

SCGU460 Canggu, Brawa

Freehold

A Villa with high value and a Brazilian touch on a top location! A brand new 460 m2 two floor villa, on 5,25 are Freehold land with pondok wisata. s 3 spacious bedrooms with 3 bathrooms built with quality sanitary materials. s Modern open double kitchen facing a spacious living room and dining area. s Fully equipped with high-tech TV-video and all around LED light system. s Large swimming pool and balanced furnished with a sharp eye for design. Contact : Hans + 62 (0) 81 856 4037 hansvandedonk@raywhiteparadise.com

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Bali Advertiser

20 February - 06 March, 2013

JIMBARAN

2 Shops for rent in Canggu

UBUD

Land for rent 12 are in Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai about 200m from Benoa Square, mainroad access, prospective area for your business. Rp. 10 million/are/year (nego), min 5 years, max 20 yrs. Call 081 7066 0650 (English) / 081 2383 4011 (Bahasa Indo). [5803]

1st is the last remaining shop @golddust plaza. 35 million/year upto 10 years (27 m2)

Amazing riverviews-villas for sale at city center in quiet location, 3BR with ensuite bathrooms, open kitchen+living, s. pool+garden. Inspect now-modern and brand new. Call: 0878 6076 9393 or <austinone23@gmail.com>. [6329]

Room for rent at Jimbaran, Jln. Bukit Hijau no. 6. Fully furnish, kitchen, bathroom, parking, maid, free Wifi. Free electricity for monthly. 2,75 mill monthly or 250k daily. Call 081 2395 8971. [4592]

2nd shop is also on Jl. Pantai Batu Bolong near The CANTEEN. 350 million/10 years nego (36 m2) 9m frontage. Both complete with IMB

Call: 081 2380 2310 / 081 139 8361 golddustcanggu@gmail.com NC/Re/G-20 Feb. 13

Luxury house in a quite village outside Ubud. Mainhouse open style living+self contained cottage & studio. Beautiful landscape garden featured in many books. Full time staff. Short/long term rental. 081 2382 7926. Email <grazee@ indo.net.id>. [6403]

OTHERS

Dreamland/Graha Pecatu resorts, affordable luxury 2 strorey 4 double bedroom x 3 bathroom & 2 storey 3 double bedroom x 2 bathroom, seaview, wifi, close public pool, short /long term, ask for special discount. <balihouse@ hotmail.com> / SMS +62 816 815 654 / +61 407 39 0116. <http://bakridreamlandvillabali.com>. [6364]

Successful 40 seater restaurant for lease in centre of Lovina. Established reputation and highly recommended in the lonely planet and rough guide. Fully furnished with loyal staff. 685 million for 10 year contract. Serious enquiries only to: <stephanie@satriawan.co.uk>. [6385] Unfinished Villa w/ 29A land on the beach SHM. Tegal Besar Beach. Price Rp. 5.7 M/Nett. E-mail: <contactfitrie@ gmail.com>. [6390]

Land for sale in Jimbaran. 4are (400 m2), 2 minutes to McDonald / KFC, 10mins to airport in villa complex, nice and quiet. Already fenced just build it. Freehold. Contact 081 2394 5672 / 0361 8076 979 / <alexshendri@yahoo. com>. [6431]

Land for Sale Beachfront in Western Bali: The land is 20,000 m2. Price: Rp 1,650,000/m2 Negotiable. Location: Gerokgak, Desa Gondol Penyabangan. Great view. Perfect for investment. Call now: 081 2384 0737 / 765 476. [6427]

For sale new luxury house, 3 bedroom, 3 bath, 2 living room, dining room, swimming pool, price location, freehold, Jimbaran 15 mins to airport & beach. T: 0819 3606 9789. <thegrahaestate@gmail.com>. Rp. 2.500.000.000 nego. Other location: Kerobokan, Seminyak. [6439]

Rent. Long & short term rentals. Villas all over Bali. Look - Book - Instant confirmation (100% automatically). <www. housesofasia.com>. E-mail: <reservations@housesofasia. com>. 081 33 79 78 970. Agents welcome!! [6433] C/Re/G-20 Feb. 13

Nusa Lembongan, Batu Jangut, Prime Land for Lease, 31 ara, 27 years for $499,000 USD, perfect for developments subdivision opportunities, views, beach access, <www. totallembongan.com>. <info@totallembongan.com>, 0813 3864 8034. [6413] For sale: land @GiliT, freehold, beach-front , 20are, IDR 200million/are. For-rent monthly: basement 150 m2 , ideal for storage, location bypass Ngurahrai-Sanur/Suwung, call: 0812 3633 3900 & 081 835 3008, email: shankari621@ gmail.com>. [6463]

BUKIT Freehold land for sale in Bukit Ungasan. Good location and stunning views. Call 081 2380 2626. Please speak in Bahasa. [1547]

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For sale Dreamland new Australian design villa. 7 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, magnificent ocean, volcano views, beautiful horizon pool, double garage, garden 2 gazebos, freehold, hotel license. Located above golf course, beach. AUD$ 750,000. Call/SMS owner 085 6384 5701. [5710] For Sale / Rent long term min 6 months. Bukit Ungasan. Traditional Bali villa in secure complex. Two storey main house. Lounge din / laundry wc bed/bath. Guest house / bed / bathroom. Kitchen / without dining. Pool water tank / aircon / more. AUD 19,000 per year. Available March 15th. Ph. +62 812 3930 3026 / <evilla9@live.com.au>. [6250]

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For rent, secure one & two bedroom apartments near Dreamland Beach. Fully furnished, share pool & BBQ area. 1 bedrm - $50/night; $250/week; $600/month. 2 bedrm - $100/night; $500/week; $1000/month. Ph/SMS between 9am - 5pm - +62 878 6184 3997. [6270] For Sale/Rent. Four apartments in one 3 storey building near Dreamland Beach. Fully furnished; pool & BBQ area; has hotel license; Land 4 are; building 380sqm. Great views & breeze; Sell $490.000. Rent yearly $25,000. Ph/ SMS +62 878 6184 3997. [6271] For Sale New 2 bedroom - 3 bathroom house near Karma Kendara on 2 are land, house 100sqm. Australian quality. Sell Aust $95,000. Ph/SMS +62 878 6184 3997. [6272] Villa, Modern, 2 bed, 2 bath, in secure gated complex. A/c, private pool in walled garden, also large communal pool, low annual costs, maid, gardener. 24hr security, AUD$150,000 neg. <zenotex@gmail.com>. [6394] House for rent in Bukit Ungasan. Bali Kencana Resort I Blok E no. 6. 2 big room, AC, hot water, 3 floors, kitchen, 3 bathrooms, 1 room for server. Price 45 juta/year nego. 2-5 years. Contact Agung 0812 3788 4778, Yani 081 2391 1975. [6401]

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Real Estate

20 February - 06 March, 2013

KEROBOKAN

Modern deluxe new apartments 1 & 2 bedrooms, fully furnished, large parking, beautiful garden, pool, free WiFi, from 50 to 150 m2, monthly from Rp. 4 to 7.5 million. 2 location off West Marlboro and close to Carrefour. Call +62 81 2388 9173. [6262]

Villa for rent in Banjar Pengubengan. AC, swimming pool, hot/cold water. Please contact 081 2363 0309 / 0878 6202 6999. [4870]

Over contract shop + furniture. Good for restaurant, office or business. Kerobokan area at Raya Semer Street. Size 7,2x5,8. Contact person Yuli 0813 3902 4732. E-mail <yuliwati154@yahoo.co.id> or Pika 0878 6175 3035. E-mail <ropikalukita@ymail.com>. [6440] Kerobokan Classic family villa, 10 are, four double bedrooms, two smaller bedrooms, maids room or office. All with ensuite. 12.5m pool + kids pool. Open plan living/ dining overlooking lush gardens. Fully furnished, Wi-Fi, Indovision, phone. 200jt yearly. E-mail <hennypp@gmail. com>. [6441] Land for rent (leasehold) in Umalas. Amazing view riverside with big trees, very quiet, big access, residential area with villas. 8 ares - contract 30 years + option. More information: 081 7476 3325. [6443] House for sale 2 storey, 2 are, 5 bedroom, 4 bathroom, 2 kitchen, living room, PDAM, well, telephone, electicity 2200 watt, big parking, good for villa. Phone: 081 8055 3599. E-mail: <david_allectra16@yahoo.com>. [6444] Modern House for Rent@Rice Paddy. 2BR, 1.5 en-suite bath room, living, kitchen, office, small garden, 1 are, furnished. 58mil per year. Supermarket and close to anywhere. 0878 6025 9153. <internationaltemple@ hotmail.com>. [6460] House for rent/sale. Semi villa + pool. 2 bedrooms. Rent 1 year without furniture 50 jt. More than 3 years, 35jt/year. Rent with furniture 65jt/year. Sale 980 juta. Address: Jl. Gunung Payung II No. 25, Gunung Soputan. 0812 3788 8632. [6424] Nice small bamboo guest house for rent. 1 bedroom / kitchen / terrace / AC / WiFi / shared pool. Monthly Rp. 3,5 juta. Jl. Raya Semer. New Bali Buddha. Tel. 0819 9968 1811. [6425] Villa for rent in 3 villa compound huge tropical garden, big bedroom upstairs plus extra room downstairs, Banjar Anyar Kerobokan, 650$/month, inclusive of electricity, maid, Indovision, very safe. <fulvio@indosat.net.id>, phone 081 2380 1989. [6426]

Padang Griya Gg. IV no. 1. Road access 5 mtr. Building 200m2, upstrairs 200m. Land 6 are. 6 bedrooms, gazebo, AC, hot/cold water, PDAM, 5000 watt electricity. House 1,5 are, full garden, AC, hot/cold water, 2 bedrooms, outside/ inside bathroom, PAM, Muding Indah 3x. Contact 423 582 / 0361 7474 790. [6267] New 3 Bedrooms House Villa, 2 storey, pool, not furnished, 2 are, AC, hot/cold water, Tegal Cupek, Banjar Anyar, next Umalas. 3 minutes from Cafe Moka Banjar Semer, yearly rental. Rp 125 millions/year, minimum 3 years. <http:// baliwall.com/villaagung.html>. [6375] House for rent: 2 bedroom, living room, kitchen, 2 bathroom, water heater, AC, PAM, garden, garage, furniture, nice view Kerobokan. 60 jt/year. Call Wayan: 0819 1630 4105. [6376]

Search houses ouses or land? a d Did not find it in this newspaper!

+62 (0) 81 856 4037 hansvandedonk@raywhiteparadise.com NC/Re/G-20 Feb. 13

For sale land 2,6 Are Mertanadi Kerobokan. Direct owner. Serious buyer only. Call: 0878 6103 7537. [6376]

avanee residence DENPASAR

Apartment for rent in Kerobokan included breakfast for 2 person. 1 bedroom apartment Rp. 7.000.000/month + kitchen, 1 bedroom villa Rp. 15.000.000/month. Sharing swimming pool. AC, hot & cold water, TV cable, refrigerator & Wi-Fi. 0813 3806 2085 / 0361 738 432. <www.lynnvilla. com>. [6379] Quiet area, modern furnished & serviced 1 bedroom apartments and villas including AC, pool, Breakfast, Wifi, SatTV and more. Apartments 2. 4week, 7month, 18quarter, 60year. Villas 4. 5week, 15month, 36quarter, 130year. Email: <samyuill@googlemail.com>. [6382] Umalas-klecung, two storey house 5are-270m2, 3 bedrooms-ac, 3 bathrooms, open living, dining area, fullyfurnished kitchen, telephone-wifi, nice garden, pool 10x4m. Available 30/06/2013 until 30/06/2015. 160 million/year 300 million/2 years. extension nego with owner. contact: 0813 3842 2419 / 0361-473 3091. <mauricerubens@ wanadoo.fr>. [6397]

BALI

â&#x20AC;&#x153;Fully furnished studio apartment for your short and long stay needsâ&#x20AC;?

ONLY Rp. 2 million / month

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

Newly renovated 3 BR house in Krobokan in Br. Semer. Semi furnished, 2 bathroom, garage. 65 mio/year nego. Please contact owner 0818 0531 2887 or email <depatz@ yahoo.com>. [6410]

Beautiful house villa style for rent Jl. Gunung Salak, near Lollipop Preschool. 2 floors, 5 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, AC, water heater, minibar, pool, garden, garage and fully furnished, cleaning staff. Rp. 120 mill/year. Min 2 years, long term negotiable. Call 0813 3848 7427. [6189]

Leaving abroad Over Contract well running Spa Business. located in Prime and exclusive area, fully equip 2 floor with rice field view and extra 1 are in the back. <yulia_razali@ hotmail.com> or 081 2384 7065. [6411]

Best priced villa for sale at Umalas, 245m2 land, 155m2 building, 1floor, 3BDR+bathroom, 3x7pool, car access, freehold, IDR2.5Billion. Call Wahyu 0819 9987 7999 Ray White Kuta. Visit Open House every Sunday 1-3pm [6347]

3bedroom house for rent yearly. Furnished, AC, TV, fridge, beds. Located Banjar Semer behind Elite Heaven office. Available now. Yearly 70jt. For info or inspection SMS 0812 3652 0332 or <cafewarung@gmail.com>. [6414]

Villa for rent. 4 are, 3 bedrooms, pool, fully furnished. Jl. Dukuh Indah No. 10 Banjar Semer, Kerobokan Kelod, Kuta Utara. Contact Bandono 081 647 25040 or <www.theismaya.com>. [6451]

For sale freehold land 17,43 are in Jl. Tengah, Banjar Anyar - Kerobokan. Status ready for built. Great access, electricity. Good shape with river on one side. Price 375 million per are. Call 0819 1620 1198. [6415] NC/RE/U-20 Feb. 13

4 Beds, 4 Bath, 2 Cars, Staff House Land area 2200 m2, residence 1088 m2 1 swimming pool 17m x 5m with 120m2 terrace 1 dumpling pool 5m x 3m in atrium area villa 20m x 6m open-plan living, dining and kitchen Pool billiard room, movie-audio room, study

Price: USD 1,495,000 For inspections and more information: hansvandedonk@raywhiteparadise.com

+62 (0) 81 856 4037

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Bali Advertiser

20 February - 06 March, 2013

For Sale “Key Word” Domains for Bali Luxury Villa Rental and Bali Luxury Weddings www.baliluxuryguide.com, www.baliluxuryvillasforsale.com, www.rentbaliluxuryvillas.com, www.seminyakbaliluxuryvillas.com, www.cangguluxurybalivillas.com, www.ubudbaliluxuryvillas.com (www.all areas.baliluxuryvillas.com), www.baliluxuryvillaweddings.com, www.baliluxuryweddings.com For full list of domains available: forsalebali@yahoo.com NC/Re/A-20 Feb 13

DENPASAR Kost exclusive, strategic location. Facilities: AC, LCD TV 32”, hot water, refrigerator, kitchen set, full furniture, back terrace, carpark, Wi-Fi. IDR 1.800.000/month. Casa Nemo; Jl. Palapa 11 Gg. Nemo No. 4 Sesetan Denpasar. Email <crescent.freija@yahoo.com> / SMS 0852 3754 2274. [5588] Overcontract Kost Exclusive, 15 years, 14 rooms, fully furnished, LCD TV, hot water, refrigerator, kitchen set, carpark. Good investment. Price IDR 2.5 Billion (nego). Please email: <nyomanaril@gmail.com>. [5589] Quick sale house in Ciung Wanara Renon. 2 storey. Please call 0813 3963 1779. [5942]

Ubud - brand new 2 bedroom pool villa 150 sqm living Space on 600 sqm land. Overlooking rice fields. Master and guest bedrooms w. AC & en suite semi open bathrooms. Fully equipped kitchen,dining & living room. Infinity pool, deck & gazebo. 24 hour maid service & security Info contact : rollandlickert@yahoo.com Hp. 081 812 380 2358

House for rent at Jl. Drupadi XIII no 2a Denpasar. 2nd floor, 5 bedroom, full AC, full furnishing, nice garden, refrigerator 2 doors, wash machine. Balinese and minimalize style. Call: 0852 0528 8147. [6387] House for rent in Renon: 2badroom, 3bathroom, 2storeys, kitchen, livingroom, garden, carport, AC, hot water, swimming pool, full furnished, avail. monthly, call 085 6382 1456. [6464]

FOR SALE, New Villa, 145 sqm build. 120sqm land. Amazing view, Rice filed all around, Agung mountain, the biggest in Bali, and can see alittle sea view. quiet and fresh area. 3 bed room, 3 bath room (2 is inside bathroom). Open kitchen style with nice garden, & Car port. Location @ Batuyang Kangin, can go from Batubulan or Bypass Ketewel Ida Bagus Mntra. 25 minute to airport, 15 minute to Dps, Sanur, or Ubud. IDR 950 mill. negotiable. call : 0817.9780.346 NC/Re/G-20 Feb. 13

LAND FOR SALE & RENT Kuta - Seminyak: 4A, 6.5A, 9A, 28.5A Petitenget - Batubelig: 3A, 7A, 18A, 20A, 40A, 46A, 50A Umalas - Kerobokan: 4A, 10A, 19A, 20A Canggu: 2A, 3A, 4A, 7A, 8A, 10A,12A, 18A, 20A, 26A, 28A, 50A, 61.5A Jimbaran: 7A, 50A, 55A, 75A, 1.5Ha, 2.2Ha, 4.4Ha

HOTLIST VILLAS FOR SALE

Brawa Beach Villa: Fully Furnished 2BR, kitchen, living room, pool, garage, garden, land 400m2, building 200m2. 500.000 USD. ● New luxurious villa: 4BR semi furnished, pool, old antique joglo, garden, landsize 1000m2, 300m from beach, Rp. 16 billion. ●

Call : 081236333693, 08179725265, 0361 7870334 E-mail : balivillaland@gmail.com

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Real Estate

20 February - 06 March, 2013 ● Sanur - Rare 3 bdr house in the center near

the beach, freehold US$ 395,000.

● Padang Bai in the high lush green outcrops

● Sanur close to the beach fully furnished 2bdr villa lease 42 yrs US$ 320.000. ● Sanur-Jl. Kesari modern 1 bdr villa leasehold AUD$199,000/20yrs or AUD$ 209,000/45yrs. ● Sanur spacious 2 bdr villa en-suite with extra room for kid/office + all facilities. Lease 19yrs US$199,000. ● Sanur - Jl. Sekuta 2 bedroom villa for rent, Rp. 90 million/year. ● Sanur - Padang Galak near the river 3 are land for Rp 350 million / are. ● Tanah Lot - Munggu near Canggu and the beach 18,5 are land with ricefield & mountain view Rp.80 million / are.

& near the bch beautiful 3 bdr Eur. style villa on 10 are for $ 385,000. Also 11 are ready to build walled land for only Rp. 900,000,000! ● Tabanan - Kerambitan Villa Sawa; cozy 4bedr colonial style villa on 13 are freehold Euro 175,000. ● Jimbaran-Taman Griya semi furn. 2/3 bdr villa freehold US$ 270,000, rent Rp. 250 million/yr. ● Kuta-Tuban 11 are strategic located land Rp. 160 million/year, min 15 years. ● Tabanan - Kelecung 845m2 land near the beach Rp. 65 million /are. ● Gianyar cute hotel / bungalow resort with 12 units; freehold, Euro 540,000.

“APEX” is Dutch owned and also specialized in Visa Info 0361 724 262 I 081 835 8707 baliconsult@apexpertise.com & Business Consultancy www.apexpertise.com Visit our website for more exciting properties! NC/Re/P-20 Feb. 13

~ ABC Apartment ~ Type A (Studio Room) 5,800,000 Rp/Month 54,000,000 Rp/Year Type B (Studio Room+Loft) 6,400,000 Rp/Month 61,200,000 Rp/Year Queen Size Bed, Kitchen, AC, Hot Shower, Cable TV, Furniture, Refrigerator, Night Security

Call: 0821-445-33878

TAMAN AYU VILLAS

LEGIAN

Located in the hilly area of Jl.Taman Giri - Mumbul Nusa Dua near the new toll road & University Hospital Unique 3x4 bdr Villa development designed by Dutch & Balinese architects and built under Dutch supervision Villa is semi-furnished with a landsize of 235 m2 and living area of 200 m2 From second floor view over the hills, the ocean and Tanjung Benoa!

Villa. New, 3bed 2bath, 3AC, plunge pool, garage, laundry room, 7,700watt, quiet gang off Padma Utara. 5min walk to Legian beach. Unfurnished. 20 year lease(minimum 10 years paid in advance). IDR 110 million per year. Call 0819 9948 0555 or <yelapeno@yahoo.com>. [6421] For rent villa with pool in Padma, Legian. Nice and quiet 2 bdrms with AC, living rooms and kitchen, Wi-Fi, cable TV, maid. Contact 0818 900 480. [6423]

FREEHOLD: US$ 385,000 10 are land for sale @ Rp. 350 million/are

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Villa three bedroom, two bathroom, AC, furnished, Wi-Fi, two minutes to beach, pool, ten months lease avail optional renewal. Secure, safe location. Gardener. Call 0878 6009 3519. <mackplumbing@hotmail.com>. [6438] 66 Beach. Lovely 2 bed house 200 mtrs from blue ocean. From 1 march until 1 July (maybe longer). Wifi, staff, parking 10 million per month. Also available as 1 big bed @ 8 mil pm. +62 878 6199 6750. [6452] Shop Over Lease Legian Street Legian 2 Storey @ 6x4m 1 year remaining with option to extend, bathroom facilities AC CCTV Phone & Wi Fi. Contact 0813 5394 1405. [6465]

Info 0361 724 262 I 081 835 8707 baliconsult@apexpertise.com www.apexpertise.com properties! NC/Re/P-20 Feb. 13

FOR SALE Bar / Restaurant in Legian. Very well known with 8 years lease. Will consider equity partner with strong management skills.

Email : bar666bali@gmail.com

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20 February - 06 March, 2013

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LOOK NO FURTHER - RICE FIELD VIEWS UBUD!!! Look at the photo – this great 27 year lease hold 3 bedroom property has it all. The swimming pool / the bedrooms / the living area / the terrace. Everywhere from this property you are overlooking rice fields!! “MAGNIFICENT” Contact : Shane Walsh +62 (0) 81 338 276 772 shane@raywhiteparadise.com

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Get In “NOW” while the price is at this level because when the new toll road is finished in 2013 the prices in this area will sky rocket!! Exclusive Tanjung Benoa beachfront location overlooking the Bali Sea, just north of Nusa Dua. Exceptional fully equipped 3 bed – 2 bathroom apartment with large ocean view balcony and immediate beach access. Title : Leasehold 94 years Price : USD 350,000

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

SSEM188 Seminyak

SKER555 Kerobokan

2 Minute Walk to Bintang Supermarket. Close to shops and restaurants of all kinds – 7 minute walk to the beach. This as new 2 bedroom villa beautifully landscaped is a must to view for the discerning buyer. This stylish property comes ready to move in, furnished including home wares by ‘Vinotti’ interiors, full list available on request. This is a magic oasis in the heart of it all “BUT” you would not know as it is so peaceContact : Shane Walsh ful and quiet. +62 (0) 81 338 276 772 Title : Leasehold shane@raywhiteparadise.com Price : USD 188,000

SUMS942 Umalas

The options are wide and varied!! Lock up and leave. Live here permanently / use as weekend retreat. Rent out full time or part time. As the experts say!!!! location location location!! Central to everything yet capture the tranquility and piece of this often sought seldom found property. 7 Minutes to the heart of Seminyak – 5 minutes to Petitenget / Batu Belig the new happening areas now!! Contact : Shane Walsh +62 (0) 81 338 276 772 shane@raywhiteparadise.com

Title : Hak Milik Price : USD 335,000

SSEM680 Seminyak

. Great Investment . Pondok Wisata . Under Land Value . Many Options . You will not find better value in this location . Plus a separate building with options . Large Swimming Pool / Lovely Grounds Title : HGB / Hak Milik Price : USD 649,000

The Road this property is on leads to the beach!!!! (new access). This is the new happening area in Bali with a 5 minute walk to The “W” / “Potato Head” or the in nightclub “MINT”. As they always say “Location Location Location” this has it all – close to everything one would need. Designed with a European / Balinese flavour together which makes this property quite unique.

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

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

Title : Leasehold Price : USD 680,000 a in y ce unit n t a o por is p is e o h T tim e f li

We currently have many clients Wanting freehold / Hak Milik land BRAWA / CANGGU (beachside of Jalan Raya Canggu) LSNG606 Lovina

21105 sqm

BEACH FRONT CENTRAL LOVINA. Build a Hotel or a resort or a Villa complex. Land like this is running out – get in quick!! Perfectly flat so easy to build on – large beach frontage plus beautiful mountain views behind – just over 2.11 HA land. 145,000,000 IDR per ARE Negotiable. Title : Hak Milik Price : IDR 30,602,250,000

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

LNUD005 Nusa Dua

“GENUINE OWNERS” only please contact me!!!

44000 sqm

AMAZING / BREATHTAKING. YOUR VERY OWN HILL. Impossible to lose this view!!! There is an 8 metre wide road to the property with an extremely strong bridge across the river. 44,000m2 the options for developing this is endless – the land in the past did have an IMB so there is no issue with developing this. Only 275,000,000 IDR per ARE. The photo does not do the property justice – seeing from the location is then Contact : Shane Walsh believing. +62 (0) 81 338 276 772 Title : Hak Milik shane@raywhiteparadise.com Price : USD 12,500,000

NO BROKERS THANKS!!!! Contact : Shane Walsh +62 (0) 81 338 276 772 shane@raywhiteparadise.com

/FFICES LOCATED IN 3EMINYAK s .USA $UA s *IMBARAN s 3ANUR s #ANDI $ASA

* prices and availability subject to change without prior notification.

For all your real estate needs please contact Shane (English only), or one of my two personal assistants Yana or Linda (Indonesian or English). If rental requirements please contact Yana. You will not find a harder working team in this business here in Bali. Shane Walsh

Widyati Indaryana (Yana)

Linda Erliyana

+62 (0) 81 338 276 772 shane@raywhiteparadise.com

+62 (0) 81 7974 7593 yana@raywhiteparadise.com

+62 (0) 81 338 341 781 linda@raywhiteparadise.com

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SCGU310 Canggu

This cozy, fully furnished 2-story House is set on 300 m² with a total build size of 142 m². Strategically located, a 5 minutes drive to the beach and within walking distance to Canggu Club and the International school. Consisting of 3 bedrooms, two balconies, 3 bathrooms, one spacious living- and dining area, a fully equipped kitchen and a lush garden with pool, pond and Gazebo. Title : Hak Milik Price : IDR 2,850,000,000

Contact : Ray White Paradise + 62 (0) 87 860 053 153 amadeus@raywhiteparadise.com

SCGU170 Canggu

High return on investment! High Occupancy & Top Rating on Tripadvisor! This Private e Pool Villa Resort is set on 2210 m² of pristine freehold land in Canggu. A completely established business, fully operated since 2008 with yearly increasing occupancy rates! The Business is sold with all fittings and fixtures, including a website, contracts with several agents and booking websites, the client database and many more extras. 4 Villas: 2 x One Bedroom Villa < 1 x Two Bedroom Villa < 1 x Three Bedroom Villa. Possibility to increase capacity from 7 to 11 bedrooms! Contact : Ray White Paradise +62 (0) 87 860 053 153 amadeus@raywhiteparadise.com

Title : Hak Milik Price : USD 1,690,000

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SSEM295 Seminyak

SCGU100 Canggu

SSEM452 Seminyak

5 unit Villas offered for sale as a whole complex, including Villa Operations and Commercial license. Set on 2000 m2 freehold land and built on 2008 – 2009, All the Villas features top-quality fittings and finishes. The Villas is a luxurious sanctuary located in the Petitenget neighborhood of Seminyak, Bali, just a couple of minutes walk from the picturesque Petitenget beach & the finest restaurants and shops.

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

This spacious villa on 2200sqm of land in a quiet & highly demanded area of Canggu is perfect for every family. View guaranteed, overlooking luscious green belt rice fields. With 7 bedrooms, 2 of them being in a separate guest villa. Extremely well designed, the large breezy open living area has a unique design with a living green roof, enclosed TV room all complemented by a high end, cleverly designed Contact : Ray White Paradise kitchen. + 62 (0) 8786 186 7277 Title : Hak Milik Price : IDR 11,500,000,000 teito@raywhiteparadise.com

LJBN 111 Land Investment Jimbaran

SCAD555 Candi Dasa

LCGU724 Canggu

LEASEHOLD FOR 42 YEARS. This villa is located in Seminyak area. Only 10 minutes walk to famous Double Six beach. There are only 2 units from 11 villas still available. One 2 bedroom unit and One 3 bedroom unit. Prices start from USD 295,000. DON’T MISS IT....CONTACT ME... Title

: Leasehold

1037 sqm

Imagine this view from your villa; imagine owning a villa within a prime and exclusive area of Jimbaran, imagine investing into one of the last sections of land that is available within this highly sought after location. Well now is the opportunity to purchase this one of kind section of freehold land measuring 1037m2 with uninterrupted views of Jimbaran Bay and very good road access: Prime land, Prime location! Title : Freehold / Hak Milik Price : Price on application

Contact : Karl Wilkins +62 (0) 8155 701 729 karl@raywhiteparadise.com

Kalyana Bay Villa Development is set on a one hectare stunning section of land overlooking the ocean and each villa will have amazing panoramic views. Designed to maximize tropical outdoor living, each villa carefully optimizes light, space, air circulation and ocean views. There are now 5 villas remaining to complete the investments and site inspections can be arranged at a convenient time. The best villa developContact : Karl Wilkins ment in Candi Dasa! +62 (0) 8155 701 729 Title : Hak Milik karl@raywhiteparadise.com Prices From : USD 735.000

Title : Hak Milik Price : USD 3,750,000

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

530 sqm

Small plot of land just 1 km from Canggu Club and 5 minutes to Berawa beach and 10 minutes to Seminyak, shopping area and eat street. An area of 530 sqm suitable for a great private home with beautiful rice field views. Price just IDR 4.800.000/acre/year.

Title : Leasehold Price : IDR 737,760,000

Contact : Iwan + 62 (0) 87 857 802 727 iwan@raywhiteparadise.com

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SSEM715 Umalas

SSEM720 Umalas

APARTMENT

SSEM716 Seminyak

VILLA

The Bali Tulip Apartments are strategically located near some of Bali’s most popular attractions. The “Cosmopolitan Heart” of Seminyak is just minutes from your apartment, where you could go by bike or car to the nearby beach and enjoy surfing, shopping, dining and the spectacular sunsets.

TOWNHOUSE

Exclusive villa living in the North of Kuta with lavish facilities, on site parking, swimming pool, restaurant & bar. Just 5 minutes to Seminyak Beach, Ku-De Ta restaurant, Potatoe Head and more famous restaurants and clubs close by. As everybody is now becoming aware Umalas is rapidly becoming the most desired location after Seminyak and Canggu. There are many new facilities in this area, including the French school, a choice of cafes or restaurants with the Canggu Club is just 5 minutes from here. And you still can see the rice field around.

The Bali Tulip Townhouse comprises three blocks, each two stories, near some of Bali’s most popular attractions. The “Cosmopolitan Heart” of Seminyak is just minutes from your apartment, where you could go by bike or car to the nearby beach, and enjoy surfing, shopping, dining and the spectacular sunsets.

The contemporary design features 72 Apartments comprised of 20 Studio apartments, 40 family apartments , 9 x2 bedroom apartments and 3 Penthouses. Each is surprisingly affordable.

Each villa has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,1 pantry,1 dining room, 1 living room & swimming pool.

The contemporary design features 29 easily affordable villa units.

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: Leasehold 30 years

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Prices from

: IDR 602,580,000

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: IDR 3,057,500,000

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: IDR 1,620,000,000

The apartments are strategically located, just 25 minutes to Ngurah Rai International Airport and around 30 minutes to Nusa Dua and around 30 minutes to Sanur.

The Villa complex is targeted to be ready by November 2013. With HGB land it is even more attractive for Indonesian citizens.

POSSIBLE TAKE OVER PROJECTS WITH SPECIAL PRICE. For More Information Please Contact:

Iwan

+ 62 (0) 87857802727 www.raywhiteparadise.com

SCGU664 Brawa

Renowned as part of a select few, luxurious Boutique Hotel options in Bali. The boutique hotel is built for ultimate convenience, comfort and style. This chic property offers sophisticated apartments designed for both short-term and long-term stays, providing a more flexible and affordable alternative to hotels in Bali. Title : Hak Milik Price : USD 2,400,000

Contact : Ni Luh Murdani + 62 (0) 87 860 296 648 niluhm@raywhiteparadise.com

iwan@raywhiteparadise.com www.balitulipvilla.com

LUMS001 Umalas

1400 sqm

Build your dream villa! Situated amidst the gorgeous rolling rice fields of peaceful Umalas, this exceptional 14 are plot of leasehold land enjoys a gentle slope to the riverbank’s edge at the bottom. Enjoy the sounds of the flowing river & wonderful forest views. Good access. Excellent landscaping possibilities thanks to beautiful trees on the property. Available for 33 years + an option to extend. Smaller plot available. Must see! Contact : Ray White Paradise

+ 62 (0) 857 9263 1645 Title : Leasehold Price : IDR 6,000,000/Are/year kyle@raywhiteparadise.com

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LUBD236 Ubud

2369 sqm

Land with permanent river/paddy/mountain view. 15 minutes from Central Ubud, 30 minutes from Sanur. Ideal for home/villa/investment. Perfectly priced for first time home owner. Contact : Haryono

Title : Hak Milik + 62 (0) 85 857 442 601 Price : IDR 125,000,000/Are haryono@raywhiteparadise.com * prices and availability subject to change without prior notification.

Tel : +62 (361) 737 357 | 773 540 | 701 154 | 285 525 info@raywhiteparadise.com www.raywhiteparadise.com

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