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Question: I grew up a “diplobrat,” moving from place to place every 3 to 4 years. I am great at making acquaintances, have had no friends since childhood, and am a natural introvert. I’m also a great bridge-burner. Friendship goes sour? Best to end it now. No sense postponing the inevitable. I am a master of emotional control and feign emotion only for those I don’t respect, but now I find myself in a bit of a situation. My fiance’s roommate is very different from me. As such, there is an enormous potential for misunderstanding between us. Recently my fiancé and I did something careless and his roommate’s laptop got stolen. Even though I offered to replace it, the roommate displayed a lot of angry, overly emotional feelings, and I had to feign empathy in order to deal with it. I don’t normally do that for people I respect, and I feel offended that he essentially forced me to lie. Do my genuine reactions mean so little to him that he’d have me perform a task reserved only for the irrelevant? A little bit of me dies inside. Normally, this is my cue to sever the friendship. As my fiance’s best friend, however, this is not someone who is easy to ditch. I stand at the edge of a bridge, torch in hand, wondering whether I should drop the torch, or if I should “patch things up,” a skill with which I’m entirely unfamiliar. How on earth do people patch things up with others who aren’t of sympathetic personality? Should I just move on and make new friends because this one was insulting? How do normal human beings overcome such rifts when burning bridges is impractical? Dr. ZZ: Your description of friendship sounds cold and pathetically lonely. Obviously, you developed the pattern of “dump before you get dumped” in childhood; you may want to consider therapy in order to examine your ability to feel feelings and empathize with others. “I maintain perfect emotional control” isn’t something to brag about. It makes you sound phony and, frankly, scary. If you want to patch things up with this person, follow through on replacing the laptop as you’ve promised, apologize again, and then give him space for a couple of weeks. Adjust your routine so that your fiance comes to your place instead of your staying there. Then resume normal relations. You don’t have to do anything special, but don’t call this friendship. “Do my genuine reactions/personality mean so little to him he’d have me perform a task only reserved for the irrelevant?” is chilling. Who are “the irrelevant”? It’s as if people must secretly audition for you before you recognize them as people. In losing respect for them, feeling justified in lying to them because they failed the audition, and then blaming them for “making” you do that,

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you become someone who’s just faking it until something better comes along. Seriously, get that checked out. Eventually you’re going to want a more sustainable relationship. Question: I want to have a child, and I need to make plans with my boyfriend that start now and end with us having a baby. The problem is I repeatedly rehearse without delivering scripts. Some of them I discard because they are unfair, and because there is no reason to approach this from a position of score keeping, or of how patiently I have been waiting for this, or of which of our friends already have kids. The script once would have been: We need to think about having children before my dad loses his sight and can’t see them, and before my mom is too weak to pick them up. Now it is too late for that; I unexpectedly lost my mom 7 months ago. I will never be able to have her in the delivery room, or staying with me the first few months to answer all the little everyday questions that come up when learning how to take care of a new little person. I’ll have my dad, but I know it will be hard for him, knowing how much Mom wanted this for me, and that she is not here to experience it. I don’t want to put all this on my boyfriend. This is the situation, and any part of me that would consider blaming him for taking all these things away from me by delaying this talk is too busy blaming myself for being selfish in general and leaving home in the first place. I know that this is the situation, and I must live in this version of reality -not all the ones with paths I could have taken, or circumstances that could have turned out differently.

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It will be difficult for me to be pregnant and have a child without Mom, but I am ready for it. I just don’t know how to start the conversation. Can you help me? Dr. ZZ: The latest script you’ve developed sounds great, and I’m so, so sorry about your mother. Let go of the years you’ve waited to ask this question. If you haven’t been talking with your boyfriend about this right along, he doesn’t know about the missed opportunities and the times you bit your tongue. His part in the conversation starts now, and the less you carry with you expectations from the past, the better. Don’t assume or say that you know he’s not ready, don’t apologize for possibly freaking him out, and don’t make it about your loss. You don’t need a perfectly-argued, logical case or the perfect moment. You want it; that’s a reason enough to ask for it. Just open your heart, and risk to speak. Copyright © 2015 Say What? You can read all past articles of Say What at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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Plenty of Fish – Aquaculture in Bali

In a kinder, wiser and more environmentally sustainable world, we’d all be vegetarians. It takes almost 7 kg of feed to yield one kg of beef, and all that corn, soy, grass and grain needs a lot of land and labour to produce. The ratio is almost 3 kg of feed per kilo of pork and 1.7 kg feed per kg of chicken. About 18% of greenhouse gas emissions come from animals being raised for meat. Then there are the ethical issues of transporting and slaughtering these millions of creatures. Indeed, meat is cruel, wasteful and unsustainable. If only bacon didn’t taste so good.

good water quality, so keeping the water clean is better for everyone. Not using chemicals demands better management strategies and reduces costs. Treating labour fairly increases productivity and complying with regulations reduces legal costs.” I asked Rob what all these ¿sh were being fed. While the certi¿ed producers use mainly commercial feed pellets, the majority of Bali’s small scale grouper farmers still use ‘trash’ ¿sh (¿sh that is not commercially valuable). This is not only unsustainable but also introduces disease which signi¿cantly lowers survival rates. So although the pellets are more expensive the higher survival rate more than makes up for the operating cost; this is a steep learning curve for unsophisticated farmers who live hand to mouth and they are slow to change.

Fish farming is emerging as the most sensible and environmentally sound system of providing protein to the world. By decreasing the size of fish, aquaculture technology has reached a 1:1 feed conversion ratio with one kg of feed Strict international yielding one kg of ¿sh.

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certi¿cation ensures high quality ¿sh and environmental stewardship

Twenty years ago, aquaculture was a dirty word and diners often turned up their noses at farmed ¿sh. But the industry has come a long way. With wild ¿sh stocks declining and the world population increasing, it’s important to increase protein sources which don’t impact the environment. Strict international certi¿cation ensures high quality ¿sh and environmental stewardship.

Aquaculture has been around a long time; the ¿rst written textbook on the subject was published in China in about 400 BCE. Half of all ¿sh eaten today are from aquaculture sources. Over 90% of these are from Asia and Indonesia is a major player. Aquaculture has become the backbone of the nation’s ¿sheries sector, supplying both the domestic and international markets. The government has set a target to produce 31 million tons of ¿sh from aquaculture by 2019, twice the current production. I was surprised to learn that Bali has a thriving aquaculture industry including freshwater fish, marine fish, shrimp, seaweed and pearl oysters. I spoke with Rob Garrison, an aquaculture specialist for 35 years. His company, BaliBarra, produces barramundi for export. “North Bali is the center of the aquaculture industry here,” he told me. “The government Gondol Institute for Mariculture Research is located here and was instrumental in developing a simple ¿sh hatchery technology for this area. There are well over 100 ¿sh hatcheries in north Bali growing mostly milk¿sh, grouper, and barramundi (Asian Sea Bass) and employing over 1,000 people.” This area has 865 sea cages, mostly traditional cages measuring from 2m square up to 6m x 6m. Several farms use larger circular cages of 10m and 20m diameter, mostly for barramundi. There are also quite a few shrimp ponds, and the number is currently increasing because of higher prices due to disease in Thailand and Vietnam. Most of this fish is exported. Grouper is sold almost exclusively alive to Hong Kong; boats with live haul tanks visit the farms to collect the ¿sh and transport them to Hong Kong. The milkfish are sold as fry (juvenile fish) and exported to Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia and Vietnam. The barramundi is mostly exported to Australia with some going to the US. Fish farming used to have a bad name because of waste and disease issues and the heavy use of antibiotics in the feed. But in the past few years Indonesia’s ¿shery exports to Europe have come under increasing scrutiny and have been subjected to sustainability certi¿cation. “These days it’s almost impossible to export ¿sh to the EU and North America unless it has been certi¿ed by one of the international NGOs that require good environmental practices,” Rob explained. “These include routine water quality monitoring to ensure there is no pollution entering the water, fair labour practices, limited or no use of chemicals and compliance with all relevant regulations. All the major seafood buyers as well as governments routinely test product to ensure there have been no antibiotics or unapproved chemicals used.” “This market force that demands good, clean and fair product has lifted the overall standard of operations for all types of aquaculture,” he pointed put. “Not surprisingly, growers have learned that operating this way actually increases pro¿tability. The number one thing aquaculturists require is

The feed companies are lowering the content of ¿sh meal and oil in the pellets and substituting plant proteins, but some ¿sh content is necessary to maintain Omega 3 and other nutritional bene¿ts to humans. Eventually ¿sh meal and ¿sh oil in feed will be replaced by algae that can produce Omega 3 etc and/or insect larvae that feeds on seafood waste. “The Indonesian Government is upgrading their standards and we will see continued improvement. Also WWF Indonesia is creating aquaculture best management practices under their Seafood Saver program for Indonesian growers. They will bring in all stakeholders, including seafood dealers and chefs. This will increase the market demand for sustainably grown seafood in Indonesia.” Bali’s seaweed farming industry is centred in Nusa Lembongan. Several hundred families cultivate seaweed, most of which is exported to Japan. But increasing development has reduced the area of beachfront on which to dry the seaweed and the families make a better living working in tourism. Because the farmers sell the seaweed to middlemen instead of directly to the main buyers they receive less than the actual value. So this industry may be winding down. Shrimp is a major export item, and in 2010 then-President SBY ordained that Indonesia should become completely self-contained in shrimp production. A National Broodstock Centre was opened in Bugbug, North Bali in 2012, which includes a nursery to generate the shrimp spawn which had previously been imported. It was a wise and timely initiative. Shortly afterward a massive outbreak of Early Mortality Syndrome (EMS)spread from China and Vietnam to wipe out baby shrimp in Thailand, once the world’s top shrimp producer. Shrimp prices soared up to 50% during the international shortage. Indonesia look set to continue as a major exporter. The other major aquaculture industry in Bali is cultured pearl farming. Atlas Pearl has a large hatchery and sea nursery site in north Bali. After the oysters grow large enough the pearl nucleus is implanted and the oysters are transported to growout sites all around Indonesia while the pearls develop.

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We used to be told that there were plenty of ¿sh in the sea; this is no longer true. Indonesia is working hard to ensure that its wild caught fish meet international certification standards in sustainability and social conditions. But the enormous amount of poaching by Chinese and Thai fishing boats continue to deplete Indonesia’s ¿sh stocks. Sustainable aquaculture seems to be the only solution that will keep ¿sh on the plates of future generations. Ibu Kat’s book of stories Bali Daze - - Free-fall off the Tourist Trail is available from : - Ganesha Books in Ubud, Sanur and Seminyak - Amazon downloadable for Kindle E-mail: ibukatbali@gmail.com Copyright © 2015 Greenspeak You can read all past articles of Greenspeak at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz C/G/G-4 Feb. 15

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Twelve Week Training for the Bali Tri

If you live, work, have a business or just have some exciting news about this area then we want to hear from you! Canggu News submissions for future editions are welcome to be emailed to: canggueditor@yahoo.com

If you have ever been keen to try your hand at a triathlon but never knew where or how to start your training, take a look at Canggu Club’s Bali Triathlon Training program for 2015.

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Nothing like a Sunday fun run or leisurely afternoon ride, triathlons require dedicated preparation to ensure you perform competitively, achieve your personal best and most importantly ﬁnish the race free of injury. Canggu Club’s twelve week program commences from July 27th and comprises ﬁve training sessions per week focusing on the three different elements of triathlons as well as the transition phase occurring between each leg of the race.

Canggu Club’s dedicated run, swim and cycle training program not only guarantees participants 5 sessions per week, but you will also receive a polar heart rate monitor (FT4), lactate test and full entrance to the October 25th Bali Tri.

Training sessions will be carefully coordinated by three professional coaches, each an expert in their ﬁeld as well as being experienced and qualiﬁed personal trainers.

The program is open to Canggu Club members and non members alike and payment plans are available. Contact ﬁtness@cangguclub.com for more detailed information about the program prices and inclusions.

Luisa Striani, former Olympian and Canggu Club’s head swim coach will focus on training in the pool, building stamina, strength, teaching breath control and improving times. Canggu Club Cycle class regulars would be familiar with Swen de Ruyter; pro basketball player, personal trainer and fitness aficionado who will coach the bicycle leg. Training for the run will be under the watchful eye of fabulous and fit Hanna Lehtovaara, a personal trainer, fitness class coach. 2015’s Bali Triathlon will take place on October 25th which means just over twelve weeks to get your body ship shape. Centred around the Jimbaran area, the race will begin just after sunrise with the swim sector in the tranquil waters of the bay, followed by the bike leg to Nusa Dua, concluding with the road run through to the finish line in the gardens of Bali’s Intercontinental Resort.

Start today and beneﬁt from professional advice as well as the added competitive edge that event focused group training has to offer. Ensure your body gets the best possible preparation for such a physically challenging and rewarding experience. For those keen to challenge themselves there is the option of the Olympic distance classiﬁcation comprising a 1.5km swim, 40km bike ride and 10km run or the Sprint category being a 500m swim, 20km cycle and 5km run. Whichever category you register for, it is imperative to prepare yourself the best way possible. Signing up for

No need to be a veteran competitor, in fact no prior triathlon experience is necessary, just a will to reach your goal to cross that ﬁnish line. Sign up today and you’re on your way! www.cangguclub.com Ph: +62 361 848 3939 / +62 82 897 193 939 Jalan Canggu Club, Canggu, Bali, Indonesia

Hard Rock Hotel and Solemen - All About Love Saturday 20th June Hard Rock Hotel and Solemen Indonesia hosted one of Bali’s biggest charity concerts to date. Celebrities Andre Hehanussa and Raisa Andriana performed live at Centre Stage and stunned the crowd with their sheer brilliance. Fifteen reporters from Jakarta kicked off the evening with Solemen introducing some of their children via a press conference followed by a series of interview questions for Raisa, Andre, Robert and Shane Coates (General Manager Hard Rock Hotel Bali). As the night progressed and the crowd started to ﬁlter through, an auction was held, the coveted prize being two dresses donated by Tamara Bleszynski, (Solemen’s Ambassador). Buzzing with anticipation, the crowd’s excitement was palpable as bidders waged war against each other for the opportunity to secure these items. The total raised for both dresses was an overwhelming IDR 93,000,000. Bali’s very own Governor Pastika appeared on stage with Robert Epstone (Founder of Solemen) and declared himself Solemen’s Perlindung (Guardian). Andre’s passion for Solemen and helping the disadvantaged people of Bali saw him smashing out song after song and the crowd applauded with appreciation for having witnessed

such a performance from a legendary artist. Raisa’s voice ﬁltered through the room and her outstanding vocal range and capacity sent the audience into a frenzy, cheering her on for more! The audience joined together in LOVE and HOPE as the night grew on. It was the ideal opportunity to further raise awareness regarding Solemen’s work with the disadvantaged in Bali, with a view to increased interest and future assistance. Altogether with auctions, Andre’s CDs, tickets and merchandise sales, corporate sponsorships and donations, the night raised approximately IDR 351,923,000. This

Hanna’s an Ambassador for Health & Fitness Bright, blonde, bubbly and full of beans - if ever there was a walking advertisement for health and fitness, Canggu Club personal trainer, Hanna Lehtovaara is it! Hailing originally from Finland, she spent her childhood experiencing different countries and moved to Bali two years ago to continue her pursuit of a healthy lifestyle and to assist others in doing the same. Fitness for Hanna is an essential part of life and her love for exercise began from a very early age. “I think my first steps were more like running than walking as I was ready to go!” Like all of the fitness instructors at Canggu Club, Hanna is professionally trained and certified to teach a wide variety of exercise classes. She commenced her training in 2010 at a gym in Finland, where they assisted her in securing her qualifications as a fitness instructor. Hanna is also a qualified instructor in Body Pump, Body Step, Zumba, Cycle, Kettlebell and TRX. I think I may have to have a little lie down just contemplating those! No rest for Hanna though, her enthusiasm and enjoyment is palpable in every class she teaches. Just walk into a Body Pump class at Canggu Club on any given Wednesday morning (be early, they’re popular!) and you will see a bevy of fitness devotees, bars loaded with weights, ready to follow Hanna’s every move! Or try her Booty and Core class on Thursdays at 9am. Like a smiling assassin, she has the ability to get her subjects to sustain squats and sit ups, all with that dazzling smile, so that they hardly realise their muscles are burning.........Until the next day! Thanks Hanna, I will have those abs of steel....... eventually!

outstanding result allows Solemen to continue assisting the disadvantaged in Bali. Solemen Indonesia would like to take this opportunity to thank Hard Rock Hotel, Andre Hehanussa and his management team, Raisa Andriana, Tamara Bleszynski, Paradise Property Group and everyone who made this amazing evening a success. Follow Solemen activities & updates on any of the below links. www.solemen.org facebook Solemen Indonesia Instagram- solemen.indonesia twitter - solemenindo In addition to the numerous classes she takes at Canggu Club, Hanna is also an instructor for the Junior Sports Academy as well as a Personal Trainer. She is motivated by her desire to help others find their love for fitness and the right way for them to remain active. As a personal trainer she is passionate about giving her clients the tools they need to find that balance for an active and happy lifestyle; learning about their likes and dislikes and creating a program that motivates them to work hard and have fun at the same time. “There are so many different forms of exercise, so it is important for you to find the one that you enjoy - the one that will keep you going!” For a limited time, buy a 10 pack of one hour personal training sessions with Hanna at Canggu Club Fitness and you will receive one extra session free of charge. The first 10 customers to take advantage of this offer will also receive a complimentary Sports Massage from the luxurious Body Temple Spa at Canggu Club, to help take away those post training aches and pains (offer is subject to availability, so get in quick!). “There is no better feeling than instructing others and making them feel great. I know I have done a good job when someone feels like they have worked out, yet still manages to have a smile on their face at the end.” For more information about fitness classes at Canggu Club, please go to their website: www.cangguclub.com/fitness/ Or to contact Hanna about Personal Training contact her via email: dance@cangguclub.com Phone: +62 361 848 3939 / +62 82 897 193 939

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Let’s Get Hot and Sweaty

A few weeks ago, I got all hot and sweaty. Now before you begin the eye rolling and scoffing about the obviousness of that statement, (no, the fact that I live on a tropical island has not escaped my notice) I mean I got really hot and sweaty, at my ﬁrst ever bikram yoga class. Prior to this experience, when I was indeed a bikram virgin, I had assumed any activity, yoga or otherwise on this island could be termed bikram purely due to Bali’s relentless heat and humidity. Not so! My close friends and exercise buddies can all attest to my tendency to perspire profusely after moderate activity but I

can safely say I was not alone in my sweaty state during my first ever bikram yoga class. Despite my initial concerns as to whether I could withstand 90 minutes of even the mildest of movements in this somewhat stifling room, I soon began to enjoy the process, the mental calm and the sensation of tension and toxins being released from my body as the class progressed. I could see how this might be habit forming, not to mention healthy and possibly a way of atoning for those wee wines on the weekend! Jiwa Bikram Yoga is Bali’s only accredited Bikram studio. Each class comprising a sequence of 26 postures practiced in a room heated to 38 degrees Centigrade to promote flexibility and provide a safe environment to deepen your Yoga practice. Bikram Yoga really is for everyone. All postures are beginners postures, nothing too strenuous and certainly achievable at any age.The 90 minute class systematically works your entire body keeping you healthy inside and out. You will sweat! A lot! Cconveniently located on Jalan Petitenget – Jiwa is in the heart of Seminyak. It’s open every day of the year apart

Smokin’ Hot New Cafe and Concept Store!

Stepping into the spacious store of whitewashed posts and stone ﬂoor and already items catch my eye. Small brass ﬁgurines, leather couture, cushions, collectibles and curios abound as I make a mental note to take a closer look later. I make my way through the rear garden stylishly scattered with day beds, statues and nik naks to an inviting area with a skillion roof, an assorted selection of seating and tables and staff creating culinary delights. The open kitchen

When Patricia Bos ﬁrst spied the name ‘Housewives on Fire’ in Amsterdam some years ago, she knew even then, the idea she wanted to cultivate: a living room like space for people to shop, drink, play, eat, relax, read or reminisce! Fast forward a few years and her dream has ﬁnally materialised with the opening of her cool cafe and concept store, Housewives on Fire - Food & Fabulous Finds on Jalan Mertanadi in Kerobokan/ Seminyak. Long known for her savvy styling and chic designs, Patricia combines shopping and savouring delicious food with a lick of attitude and a good dose of tongue in cheek! Everything in the shop and cafe is for sale and all are sourced from local designers.

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affords guests the warm feeling of being invited to a friend’s for lunch! There are leather couches and bean bags begging to be ﬂopped into. Chess sets, pictures, shelves bursting with retro bags, bottles, a replica (I hope!) of an ‘unexploded ordinance’ which piques the curiosity of my 11 year old, cushions with quirky designs and dainty fresh ﬂowers peeking from gorgeous enamel teapots! All of the decor has been recycled. From lights to pot plants, class room chairs and marble topped tables, it’s an eclectic mix and each detail adds to the story. Breakfast is available from 8am, lunch and high tea from noon and though they are not currently open for dinner, the

from Christmas day and Nyepi and there’s never a need to book. Just show up bare foot and ready to enjoy. There are usually three classes each day – but check the schedule on website to confirm. Mention Canggu News to get your first class at IDR 150,000 (20% discount). It pays to hydrate well before and after class. As perspiration is our body’s way of cooling, it is important to try not to wipe it away (despite the many rivers that are running down your arms.)Rest assured, every other class member is also a Sweaty Betty! The health benefits of Bikram are extensive and well proven. You are never too old, never too late, never too bad or too sick to do a Bikram class. To say “I’m not flexible enough to do Yoga” is exactly the reason you should do Yoga. It is a non-judgmental practice and a very personal journey. Each participant travels their own path and no one is perfect. Day by day you improve and become healthier – mentally and physically. The perfect union between mind and body. Sounds like a winning combination to me. Come and join me sometime in the hot room! jiwabikramyogabali.com Phone: +62 361 8413689 78 Jalan Petitenget, Seminyak possibility has not yet been ruled out. Yay! You can start your day with all of the mouthwatering morning faves like breakfast baguettes, eggs benny, toasts and preserves, along with continental options the likes of toasted coconut bread and stewed apricots with cinnamon. Some of my friends in the know declared the lunch time Prawn and Coconut Laksa ‘the best of the island’ and Nan’s Sausage Rolls ‘even better than mum’s’! Big appetites are catered for with, The Man Board - a medley of chargrilled chorizo, honey soy chicken wings and (of course) Nan’s Sausage Rolls. Or try the Big Bite Board. My kids were more than happy when they spied the ham and cheese toasties, satay skewers and nasi on the menu. Like any creative project, Housewives on Fire will continue to evolve. New additions to this funky space are already underway and patrons will be able to watch real artisans at work while they sip their latte! A window into the garden from the soon-to-open silver smith adjacent to the store will allow guests to see stunning jewelry creations. Pop in to see them this week. They are open from 8am - 6pm seven days a week. For bookings contact Phone: +62 361 737 374 Email: info@housewivesonfire.com www.housewivesonfire.com

Business & Travel For Sale; Golf clubs travel case. Datrek brand. Hard shell. Light and sturdy with wheels. 500,000 rph neg 081 154 5544. Jimbaran. [016]

For Sale; Apple iPhone 5C, 32 Gb factory unlock, perfect condition, price 4 Mill. Please call/SMS 0857 3971 7500. [001]

For Sale; Childs stroller. McLaren brand. Sturdy fold up. Good condition. 600,000rph neg. 0811 545544. Jimbaran. [013]

For Sale; Yamaha E213 electric piano like new condition, great for beginner Rp 1.500.000. Contact: 081 756 7630. [002]

For Sale; Foldable woodtable in white used look with 2 foldable wood-chairs natural for sale, all in good condition. For 900.000idr nego. 0859 2151 7255. Denpasar. [058]

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SCHEDULE THAT 2nd Speed Networking Event (27 July) If you are looking to get more leads and contacts for your business, this is definitely an event worth attending. This event is for business owners and marketing or sales managers to come along and network. Each person you connect with could have over 1000 contacts, many of whom could be your potential customers. You need to be ready to meet lots of people so bring lots of business cards and prepare your one minute elevator pitch. Do call to book your place as this could be where your business gets a kick start or you expand your network. It is important to call to book your place as spaces are limited.

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Ladies Charity Luncheon (5 August)

The ladies are constantly on a mission and this event is no exception. This charity luncheon and mini bazaar is being held to raise funds for women and children infected by HIV and AIDS. All funds raised will be donated to Yayasan Dua Hati, Bali. You can rent a table for IDR100,000 and donations are needed for the auction/raffle and lucky draw. This is going to be a wonderful luncheon with food prepared by Mozaic and the ladies in the community are invited to come Cost : free Where : Le Scenia Meat Shop and Bistro , Sunset Road along, have a great afternoon and support this worthy cause. 99S , Kuta Contact : 751 944 ; 0878 62078769 ; 085 100 909697 Cost: IDR 250,000 Where : Mozaic Beach Club, Jl Pantai Batu Belig, Kerobokan dayu@be-do.org Contact : Paula Gillham 0878 61919752 085857462000 Isthoe Hendra 081 246777342 Melly St Ange Book Launch (25 July) 0878 61525855 www.mozaic-beachclub.com Biku is the perfect place to have a book launch. This quaint tea house captures the very essence of the traditional side Salsa Dancing (27 July) of Indonesia. This opportunity is all about meeting author Tim Hannigan and learning more about his book A Brief His- It is a long time tory of Indonesia: Sultans, Spices and Tsunamis. Tim Han- since I visited Delinigan is no stranger to Biku who talked previously about his cious Onion, but I other informative book Raffles and the British Invasion of remember there Java. A Brief History of Indonesia: Sultans, Spices, and are plenty of homeTsunamis is a fascinating read. Here are a few interesting made, traditional facts about Indonesia that provide the backdrop to the book. dishes to enjoy. Indonesia is by far the largest country in Southeast Asia and Monday evenings the fourth most populous in the world after the United States. are dance eveIt is also the world’s largest Muslim-majority nation, a land of nings where you incredible diversity and unending paradoxes with a rich his- can kick off with a tory stretching back a thousand years and more. This fasci- free salsa lesson nating book takes the reader through the Hindu-Buddhist followed by social dancing. A Latin DJ plays the sounds and years in Java, the arrival of Islam in the archipelago, the you can learn or enjoy the Salsa, Bachata and Cha Cha Cha. Second World War, the post war New Order years, to the I am envious of those who can move to the groove and separation of East Timor from Indonesia at the start of the sounds of Latino. The restaurant is worth a visit. As well as twenty-first century. Tim Hannigan tells the story of Indone- delicious food, the atmosphere is friendly and relaxed. sia as a narrative of kings, traders, missionaries, soldiers and : from 7 pm revolutionaries—featuring stormy sea crossings, fiery volca- When : Delicious Onion Jl. Drupadi (near Jl. Dhyana Pura), noes, and the occasional tiger. For readers who want an Where Seminyak entertaining introduction to Asia’s most colourful country, this is the perfect read. It is going to be a most enjoyable after- Contact : 081 337 894243 www.facebook.com/deliciousonion noon and Tim Hannigan is a wonderfully entertaining s p e a k e r. D o Festival of Kites (1 August) come along and make the most of As the cool, windy season descends upon us the banjars this wonderful begin creating their amazing kites some that are larger than opportunity to the size of a truck. The kite festival began as an annual meet Tim Hanni- agricultural festival giving thanks for abundant harvests. It gan and learn is now a highly competitive occasion for local groups to more about his participate and win prizes. book while enjoy- As the kites fly high during ing the culinary the months of July and delights of the August, the kite festival very lovely Biku. takes place as hundreds As you can imag- of people gather with their ine, these events are very popular so do contact Biku to re- kites from all over Bali. Do google Bali Kite Festiserve your spot. val to keep up to date with competitions and times When : 4 pm and dates. Flying kites is as much a part of the Balinese Where : Jl Petitenget No 888, Seminyak Contact : 8570888 asri@bikubali.com www.bikubali.com culture as other festivals and is really worth a visit.

InterNations (24 Jul 2015) ‘Making life easier for expats’ is the motto of Internations. Internations is the largest global expat network with over 1.7 million members in 390 cities worldwide. Internations is worth joining particularly if you are new to Bali. It aims to help expats to feel at home abroad, meet people and find information about their new country. For members who have lived in Bali a while it is a great way to meet like minded people, network and generally have a great evening. A welcome drink will be served together with canapés. Discounted drinks are available throughout the evening. You can join on line. For an extra charge you can become an albatross member. This entitles you to join clubs and other Internations activity groups. It is great when travelling to visit Internations gatherings in different countries too. Members are welcome to bring their friends. I have been a member and enjoy the various events that are offered in different countries. When Cost

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Body & Spirit For Sale; Childs car seat. Safety 1st brand USA. Good condition. 500,000 rph neg. 081 154 5544. Jimbaran. [015] For Sale; One bottle of Maca homeopathic drops. 2oz bottle. Paid $26. Sell for Rp 100.000. Long expiry date. SMS 081 239 88979. Kuta / Sanur. [009] C/He/I-26 Nov 14

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For Sale; Childs high chair. Mamalov brand. 2 in 1. Converts to chair and activity table. Very safe solid construction and can not tip. Top condition. 850,000 rph neg. 081 154 5544. Jimbaran. [014] The larger the island of knowledge, the longer the shoreline of wonder.

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PARADISE... IN SICKNESS & IN HEALTH

By Kim A. Patra SRN/RM.

VOLCANO!! Mount Raung in East Java has been spewing ash into the air for nearly a week, and is showing no signs of stopping. Ash clouds from this eruption our blowing our way and causing no end of disruption on the Island. Bali to has its share of volcanoes; in fact, the entire Indonesian Archipelago is just a chain of ancient scars of volcanic eruptions past. “Mount Agung”, the mother of all mountains in Bali, has been a dangerous and merciless beauty in the past. It is now just over 40 years since she last demonstrated her ¿ery prowess. Ignoring all pleas for mercy, and shunning offering and prayer as her molten skirt swept away village and temple. Will she curse the island once more with her pyre of lava and ash? Who knows? One thing for sure is that you’d better be ready for it when she does!

WHAT IS A VOLCANIC ERUPTION? Volcanoes form when a break in the Earth’s crust allows magma (molten rock) and hot gas to reach the surface under pressure, resulting in dangerous eruptions. There are over 1,500 potentially active volcanoes worldwide with eight to ten erupting at any time. There are at least as many more under the oceans. Paci¿c region countries contain about 80% of these volcanoes, which encircle the Paci¿c Ocean in a belt known as the ‘Ring of Fire’. Indonesia has over 400 volcanoes, 128 of them still active. Gunung Agung in Bali last erupted in 1963. Galunggung volcano in West Java last erupted in 1982, and Rinjani in neighboring Lombok belched in 1994 (I remember my car being covered in ¿ne ash in Sanur!). So are we at risk for a volcanic eruption in Bali? – Absolutely yes! Range of Destruction In the immediate area, main threats are: high-speed, super-heated toxic gases and debris; blast effects; lava Àows; volcanic earthquakes; landslides; collapses; and lahars (mudÀows), while ash clouds or deposits and tsunamis can be hazards much further away. Volcanoes can cause immense destruction to whole towns, crops, forests, roads, etc creating many evacuees who must be sheltered, fed and resettled. Lava Àows may also block streams, causing Àoods, mudÀows and landslides, and disruption in local water supplies. Warning signs. Volcano research and monitoring is increasing in most countries with the common goal of providing greater

warning time of likely eruptions. Bulges in the volcanic crater as well as increased volcanic activity are all signs of an imminent eruption. Earth tremors increasing in strength and frequency are also an ominous sign. Staying Safe During the Eruption • If in the vicinity of the crater, move away as fast as possible. Don’t try to get close to craters or lava Àows to get a better view. High speed toxic gas blasts can travel at over 150 kilometers per hour and are unpredictable. • Listen to radio for information for direction of lava Àow, and possible evacuation instructions. Be aware that Àying away from an area close to an erupting volcano may not always be possible due to ash clouds which clog the aircraft’s engines. • If you are far enough away not to be in immediate danger from lava or volcanic blasts, and yet still exposed to ash and other fall out, make sure that your house is sealed, the windows and doors closed, gaps ¿lled with damp fabric or towels. • If you are in a vehicle keep the windows closed, and do not use air conditioning (¿lters will clog quickly and engine may seize). • Those with pre-existing respiratory conditions may suffer even more due to ash and dust in the air. They may be best to stay indoors and masks may need to be worn outside. Check out our previous awareness. Are you ready??

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SPF 100+ is Best, Right? Wrong - most Sunscreens ineffective says survey Most of us living in sunny climes are pretty much aware of the bene¿ts and dangers of exposure to the sun. We know the suns rays provide vitamin D which is vital to our well being. We also know too much sun can cause cancer, sometimes decades later.

ity, penetrate the skin and may disrupt the body’s hormone system, and “mineral” sunscreens, made with zinc and titanium, often “micronized” or made up of nanoparticles. New evidence suggests that FDA should consider the hazards posed by inactive sunscreen ingredients that may trigger allergies.

We may also be aware that skin cancer is among the fastest growing cancers in terms of both numbers and virulancy. What we probably don’t know is what a poor job commercial sunscreens are doing in protecting us, despite the overblown deceptive commercial hype

7. Mineral sunscreens contain nano-particles. Most zinc oxide and titanium dioxide-based sunscreens contain nanoparticles one-twentieth the width of a human hair, to reduce or eliminate the chalky white tint that larger particles leave on the skin. Based on the available information, rating agencies give a favorable result to mineral sunscreens, but 8 Facts About Sunscreens If you depend on sunscreen for skin protection and millions the FDA should restrict the use of unstable or UV-reactive of us do, perhaps we shouldn’t. The rate of melanoma diag- forms of minerals that would lessen skin protection. nosis is increasing horri¿cally and the consensus among scientists is that sunscreens alone cannot reverse this trend. 8. If you avoid sun, check your vitamin D levels. Yet a good sunscreen can play role in preventing sunburns Sunshine causes the body to produce vitamin D, a critical function that sunscreen appears to that are a major risk factor for melanoma inhibit. Vitamin D, technically a hor– provided you use it correctly. Sunmone, strengthens bones and the screen should be just one tool in your immune system and reduces risks arsenal. These eight little known facts of breast, colon, kidney and ovarian about sunscreens will help you spot cancers and perhaps other disorproblem products and avoid getting ders. In the US for example about burned or worse. 25 percent have borderline low levels of vitamin D, and eight percent 1. There’s no proof that sunscreens have a serious de¿ciency. Breast-fed prevent most skin cancer. infants, people with darker skin and Rates of melanoma – the most deadly people who have limited sun expoform of skin cancer – have tripled over sure are at greatest risk for vitamin the past 35 years. Most scientists and D de¿ciency. Many people can’t or public health agencies – including shouldn’t rely on the sun for vitamin America’s health protection agency the D. 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One brand stands out – Neutrogena. development of skin cancer. The sunscreen industry routinely adds a form of vitamin A to beach and sport sunscreens, moisturizers with SPF and lip Neutrogena’s advertising hype is further from reality than any products. Retinyl palmitate is an antioxidant that combats other major brand studied. It claims to be the “#1 dermatoloskin aging. But studies by federal government scientists gist recommended suncare brand.” Yet all four products of indicate that it may trigger development of skin tumors and their suncare formulae are rated in the worst category, some lesions when used on skin in the presence of sunlight. Many containing the preservative methylisothiazolinone, a potent governments warn that cosmetics may expose people to allergen deemed unsafe in Europe. Neutrogena boasts unsafe amounts of vitamin A. They recommend against us- shamelessly sky-high SPF values. 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B EAUTY D ISCOVERY EYELINER Eyeliner is a type of cosmetic used along the rim of the eyes to create a variety of aesthetic effects. Eyeliner is commonly used as a daily make up routine to de¿ne the eye or create the look of a wider or smaller eye. It is also can be used as a tool to create various looks as well as highlighting different features of the eyes. Whether it be with a winged eyeliner or tight lined at the waterline, eyeliner can be placed in various parts of the eye to create different looks. Eyeliner can be drawn above upper lashes or below lower lashes or both, even on the water lines of your eyes. Its primary purpose is to make the lashes look lush, but it also draws attention to the eye and can enhance or even change the eye’s shape. Eyeliner is available in a wide range of hues, from the common black, brown and grey to more adventurous shades such as bright primary colors, pastels, frosty silvers and golds, white and even glitter-Àecked colors.

Type of Eyeliner Depending on its texture, eyeliner can be softly smudged or clearly de¿ned. There are ¿ve main types of eyeliner available on the market: each produces a different effect. 1. Liquid eyeliner is an opaque liquid that usually comes in a small bottle and is applied with a tiny brush or felt applicator and the most dif¿cult type to apply and creates the most dramatic effect, a sharp and precise line. Because liquid eyeliner gives a much heavier appearance, it is often only applied to the upper lashline. 2. Powder-based eye pencil is eyeliner in a wood pencil. It is easier to control and have a more subtle look than liquid eyeliners. Powder-based pencils are harder and can create a more de¿ned line than the wax-based variety. It is generally available in dark shades. 3. Kajal eyeliner is mainly made with a combination of natural ingredients and soot. It is organic in nature, making it soothing for the eye; it also helps protect eyes from infections. 4. Kohl eyeliner is a soft powder available in dark matte shades. It is most often used in black to outline the eyes. It comes in pencil, pressed powder, or loose powder form. This type of eyeliner is more likely to smudge. 5. Gel eye liner, which is a softer gel liner, that can be easily applied with an eyeliner brush. It can be precisely applied and is much softer than Kohl.

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Jeremy Canaut: Waisak Day at Borobudur Jeremy Canaut was born in 1982 in Bar-Le-Duc in the Lorraine region of eastern France. He was a hyperactive kid, so his parents enrolled him at an early age in f o o t b a l l , gymnastics and tennis sports programs. In 1997, Jeremy entered an elite volleyball high school while earning a high school science degree. Between 2005 and 2008, he completed a university degree in Physical Education, Personal Training and Sport’s Management. Presently, Jeremy teaches yoga at an institute and also gives yoga instruction to individuals in Bali and France. In June 2015, Jeremy of¿cially joined a procession to celebrate the birth of Buddha Siddhartha Gautama during the Waisak ceremony at Borobudur.

At 6 am on June 2nd, we Àew from Denpasar to Yogyakarta, then took a 90-minute taxi ride to Candi Mendut, the starting point of the procession. We had to ¿rst ¿nd a group to join in order to get a “Graal,” the ID card and whole-day pass. We connected with an amazing welcoming group called Mahayana Mejalis. Surrounded by dozens of other groups, we then sat, prayed and meditated for a few hours. We were then generously served a meal with a huge smile and received our Day Pass. After a short rest, at 2 pm, we joined the exciting 5 km walk to Borobudur with more than 5000 other pilgrims. What was the atmosphere like? The atmosphere was joyous, carefree and extraordinarily peaceful. The procession passed by hundreds of people from the surrounding villages who were standing on the sides of the road. Our entry into the majestic Borobudur archeological park went smoothly. The area is impressively spacious. The only time it got crowded was when we came back into the park after a couple of hours rest in our homestay. Many other pilgrims had the same idea at the same time!

What inspired you to go? I’m interested in every religion and philosophy of life. I didn’t need more than few seconds to decide to sign up for the trip and have a chance to participate to this unique Buddhist celebration. I also wanted a chance to visit Borobudur. Waisak actually takes several days of preparation leading up to the peak moment 18 hours before midnight when the moon is full.

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We met numerous Buddhist followers and several devoted monks from Jakarta and Thailand. We spent the most time with Ati, a monk from Chiang Mai. Like many monks whom I met, Ati was on a pilgrimage visiting Buddhist sites and communities across Indonesia.

The most amazing moment was before the release of 1000 lanterns when monks led us in the last meditation facing Borobudur during the full moon. I went on an inner journey of love and kindness, which I shared with all beings! We were already in the “spiritual zone” when we arrived, so the release of the 1000 lanterns was an expression of the wishes of all participants for peace on earth.

I only heard about the Waisak celebration a few months ago. The event occurs during the full moon with the Saturn equinox, which makes the concentrated energy of Waisak is very strong, a time when Buddhists believe that human beings are able to receive a multitude of spiritual insights. It is a time when Siddhartha and other enlightened beings come back on earth to share their knowledge with anyone who is open up to receive it. I never thought of attending the event until a friend of mine – just several days before Waisak – invited me to join him on a 36-hour express trip to Borobudur.

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My high school educational experience completely changed my life, channeling my hyperactivity into an in¿nite source of energy. For years I tried to live the dream of becoming a professional volleyball player. The “dream” came to an end after 10 years of competing all over France as a professional athlete and living the life of an eternal student.

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We stayed in a Homestay that I found on Airbnb called Jalan Nolan, just two km from the Borobudur, owned by a nice Swiss-Indonesian couple. The tariff was relatively cheap, only around US$20. The food cost less then US$3 a meal.

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What did you think of the Borobudur monument? Borobudur has got this incredible peaceful energy. The architecture, a huge structure on a mound, reminded me a bit of Angkor Wat. Though it was understandable, the only disappointment was that the monument was closed on Waisak day. What did you learn from whole experience? This unique experience was a real mind opener, especially the time I shared with the Thai monk Ati. We talked about “Sati,” meaning Truth/Honesty and how essential it is to be true to oneself. His vision of Buddhism is to meditate and to be fully aware, one of the keys to happiness. That is the root of Buddhist thought. What advice can you give for anyone wishing to attend Waisak Day? It would de¿nitely advise being better prepared than we were. I would arrive in Yoygakarta several days before the event, so you can mentally prepare yourself and be physically rested to join in on what will be perhaps one of the longest and very likely the most intense days of your life. For anyone interested in being considered for Siapa, please contact: <pakbill2003@yahoo.com> Copyright © 2015 Bill Dalton You can read all past articles of Siapa at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz C/Ci/I-24 Dec 14

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insecticide will only kill the beneficial insects that might otherwise eat them. For these reasons, it is best to control mites with effective natural and organic methods which are often simple to implement. The first line of defence against spider mites would be a cold water spray. Spider mites do not like to be cold or wet, be sure to spray the undersides of the foliage where the mites live. Healthy watered plants is the first step, drought stress makes them more susceptible to pest infestations. Keep indoor or greenhouse plants moist, with regular water spray/ misting a few times a day during hot weather. Separate infected plants from healthy plants to reduce the chance of migration. Prune leaves, stems, and other infested parts bag in plastic and discard (not the compost). Don’t be afraid to cull entire plants to prevent the mites spreading. A simple effective homemade solution is some dish soap mixed with water sprayed on. Just a tablespoon of liquid soap and vegetable oil to a litre of water, sprayed on should suffice. Shake up the bottle to create suds/foam which will stick to the bugs and make the solution more effective. You could also add some vegetable oil to help the solution stick. This can also be used on aphids, thrips and other pests. If you want to go all out and full on attack them (and I don’t blame you) then try the homemade chilli garlic soap spray. The capsaicin chemical found within chilli kills mites by damaging their nervous system. I hope the irony is not lost on you, since they have attacked your chilli plants! Garlic is also lethal to mites and soap strips the mites of their waxy coating, killing them through dehydration. The soap combined with the chilli serve as an additional deterrent against future attacks. These ingredients can be used in combination or on their own. When mixing and using this spray it is important to avoid contact with the skin and eyes. 5 cloves of garlic (peeled) 5 small hot chillies 2 tablespoons of vegetable oil 2 teaspoons of liquid soap or grated pure soap 1000 ml water Mix these ingredients in a blender and leave for 24 hours. Strain the mixture to remove solids and store in a glass jar in a cool, dark place or the fridge. Use 50mls of this diluted with a litre of water when spraying. Spray the tops and undersides of leaves daily for 5-10 days. The first spray kills the bugs but not the eggs. They hatch in another 3-5 days so you must continue with repeated sprayings, before they mature enough to re-produce. Just targeting the adults will do little if the eggs survive. Repeat treatments are always necessary. If they like your chilli plants so much then give it back to them with the full force of the fruit! If you can get your hands on some, Neem oil is also known to work well as a preventative measure. I hope these tips help you in your mitey battle.

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“May Your Bebek Go With You” She was wobbling as she rode down the street on the bebek. No helmet, overloaded with shopping and struggling to hold the baby and the handlebar with one arm while sending her very important sms to say she would be late for tonight’s toastmakers meeting with the other, her progress was somewhat haphazard to say the least. As she slowed to make sure she wouldn’t fall off whilest running over the sleeping dog an earpiercing squeal rent the air. It was a horrendous noise like two thousand sadistic teachers scraping their fingernails down two thousand blackboards. It was so bad that even the dog was stirred to get up thereby inadvertently avoiding its fate under the wheels of the careering ibu. It (the squeal of course) while earpiercing was, in fact, nothing to do with the insertion of aural decorations, neither did it come from the nearby Attitude Modification and Anger Management Centre next door. It came, in fact, from the bebek’s brakes and, as is my wont (as opposed to wilt), my engineering mind envisioned bare steel brake shoes, their pads worn away, grinding out the tortured brakedrums of the bebek’s wheels. Now, as any incontinent will tell you, pads can be rather important and, in the case of brakes, the pads allow you to stop without tearing your vehicle to pieces. Surprise, surprise, brakes pads wear out and so have to be replaced from time to time. With most things in life there comes a point in time when a touch of basic maintenance is essential. Also, as in most things in life, if we leave it a little too late it can cost us a lot of money. Even justice systems understand the importance of maintenance and if we omit to carry out a bit of regular maintenance on our marriage we may well find ourselves enrolled in a regular maintenance agreement organised by that ever so thoughtful court of law. At a personal level we all know about cars and motorbikes and we know that if we change our engine oil regularly this will avoid the need for major engine repairs. Surprisingly, in spite of the major investments involved, many people do not think about their homes in quite the same way and will allow their properties to fall into disrepair in the attempt to save a bob or two on what are, in the overall scheme of things, very small amounts of money. Last week we looked at saving money when buying materials and employing people to work on our buildings and this is particularly relevant for emergency or what we call “breakdown” maintenance. But if we really want to keep our properties in good condition at minimal cost it is a good idea to take a strategic preplanned approach to maintenance. This starts by considering maintenance as an essential component in owning a property.

A Strategic Approach to Maintenance Here are some steps you can take to Let us look at the bigger picture and think of a strategic approach to property maintenance 1. Allocate a budget for maintenance This should be appropriate for the value and design of the house. The larger the house obviously the more it will cost you for upkeep. The budget should also reflect the type of construction. Alang alang roofs and wooden sections will need more upkeep. Natural materials such as stone and red brick facings will need a lot less maintenance than painted exteriors. 2. Plan your maintenance Just like servicing your car there are regular things that need to be done. Air conditioners should be cleaned every 3 months, woodwork should be refinished every 2 or three years to protect it from the sun. An alang alang roof will need to be replaced probably after 5 to 8 years (good quality alang alang will last longer). Gutters and downpipes need to be cleaned out once a year before the wet season starts. 3. Get things checked on a regular basis Regular inspection will allow you to monitor deterioration and allow you to plan when work is carried out. Your roof should be checked before the wet season starts. 4. Deal with things that come up in a timely manner There will always be some things that breakdown and it is a good idea to deal with these as soon as possible before further damage occurs. Leaking toilets can leave hard to remove stains on your toilet bowl. Water pumps can be damaged if they are constantly starting and stopping. So do not leave small problems until they become large problems. 5. Buy good quality fittings and materials Good quality fittings will operate correctly and give you long, reliable service. They are also more likely to have spare parts available so they can be repaired.

6. Don’t let your property get too tired If you leave your property to get too tired you are allowing the value of the property to decrease. Not good if for some reason you have to sell it at short notice. When the whole property is looking daggy it starts to be an expensive and quite overwhelming task to get it back up to scratch. It is a good idea to follow a progressive renovation plan. The trick is to upgrade one room or area once a year. Always work on the worst room and endeavour to make it the best room.

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7. Incorporate low maintenance design principles in your buildings If you are constructing new buildings or renovating existing ones, think about the long term maintenance issues and plan your building or renovation to minimise breakdown risks and future maintenance costs. You may plan to replace an alang alang roof with tiles. 8. Get yourself organised You need to have established ongoing relationships with the people who you can ring at a moments notice to sort out anything that might come up in a timely manner. Make sure the information is shared so if something goes wrong in your absence the people around you know what to do and who to call. 9. Set your priorities You may also wish to decide on the priorities that best suit your situation. If the property is on a short term lease you will probably not want to spend much, you will want short term, low cost stop gap measures that get you through the time remaining.

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And last but by no means least: 10. Trust your maintenance to people you can depend upon If you really want to save money it is best to seek out professional people who will look after you as their client. Find people you have confidence in, test them and progressively build your level of trust in them. You need to seek out honest people, people with integrity who will help you save money on the basis that a long term mutually beneficial relationship is a win win situation. Such people will not try and sell you services or items you don’t need, they will repair things that can be repaired and give sound advice on how to keep costs down while getting the job done properly. At the end of the day established companies have to be competitive. If they are going to survive in the long term they have to satisfy their customers and they have to charge the ‘right’ price. Companies that survive in what is a highly competitive business are likely to employ their own staff so they can be sure that work is being done properly and to retain good staff they will look after them. Once again don’t go for the cheapest price but go for the right price. In most cases a cheap price will mean you will get substandard materials or fittings.

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Trust is an important issue. If a worker gives you his phone number and offers to bypass his employer be aware that he is being dishonest to his employer - why should you be able to trust him. Of course most of these strategies are common sense but the very act of verbalising and considering them brings them to the fore and can help to formalise a maintenance strategy. If the property is not worth much you may wish to invest only enough in the maintenance that the building can justify - you will want to avoid over capitalisation but if the property is valuable then it is probably wise to invest as much in maintenance that the property justifies. Finally we might remember the old story of the two men who married twin sisters. Their lives drifted apart until 50 years later they met once again. One husband was quite shocked and said to the other. “My wife is really looking old, she’s grumpy as well. I don’t understand it, our wives are the same age, they are twins but your wife looks fresh, young and radiant. How can this be?” “Regular maintenance” came the reply. “Every month through our married life I have given her some money to go and treat herself. She might have a massage, get her hair and nails done or maybe buy herself some nice clothes. She feels cared for and happy. Maintenance pays for itself in the long run.” Phil Wilson Opinions are those of Phil Wilson. He can be contacted through the websites at www.mrfixitbali.com or through the office on 0361 288 789. Copyright © 2015 Phil Wilson You can read all past articles of Fixed Abode at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz C/Bm/I-20 August 14

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SOCIAL MEDIA BYTES BY : LIZ AFAIK When email become popular, my father was already in his late 60s and still working. I would send him emails, updating him on what I was doing and periodically, I would receive replies from him in the form of posted letters: letters that were actually printed emails. He was composing letters on his email, and then printing out and posting them. When I asked him why he didn’t just send me the emails electronically, he replied that he came from a generation that wrote letters and that ‘you can’t teach an old dog new tricks.’ Then, one day, to my surprise, I received an email from my Dad with the subject heading, ‘Test.’ Thanks to the efforts of a persistent secretary, my father had learned how to send emails without wasting paper. Within the year, my Dad was teaching workshops at scientific meetings on how to make the most efficient use of email. Many people, including seniors themselves, assume that they are too old to learn how to use social media and electronic communication. The irony is that social media is a fantastic way to stay in touch and up to date for seniors, particularly if they live alone or are ‘shut-in.’ Seniors can also access on-going learning through social media, such as MOOCs (Massive Open Online Course), and interact with fellow students, without even needing to leave home. As people age, their physical health and independence and distance from family may cause them to become isolated and alone, and they can easily become depressed. A study done at the University of Alabama showed that regular use of the internet resulted in a 30% drop in depressive symptoms in seniors. Seniors today are living longer, more active lives and often are more willing to learn about social media as a way to stay in touch with family and friends. Seniors who are still working recognise that they need to be familiar and comfortable with social media and the internet in order to stay current in the workplace. Seniors are now the fastest growing group online, and among seniors, the demographic embracing social media the most are those over 74. George Takei, the actor best known for the role of Helmsman Sulu on the original Star Trek series, is one of the most popular figures on Facebook, with more followers than the teen-heart throb Justin Beiber. Takei is now well into his 80s. Currently, there are over 39 million seniors using social media. Seniors are the single fastest growing group on FaceBook, with over 1000% growth every year in numbers in the 65+ age category. The most popular sites for seniors are Facebook, Twitter, Skype and Youtube and 20% of senior users are online for at least an hour each day. A 2014 report by a retirement community company called All Assisted Living Homes showed that 40% of seniors used social media to connect with family and friends, 30% to share photos, 20% for social gaming and 10% for contests and games.

In general, seniors use Facebook for staying in touch with family and reconnecting with old friends or former classmates, and they use Twitter for news, current events, information about health, as well as for finding deals and money-saving offers. Seniors often use Youtube for learning and entertainment, finding old TV programs from their youth, watching favourite movies or instructional videos. On a recent visit home, I gave my 86 year old father a tutorial on using Facebook. His chief complaint was that everyone in the family was sharing photos, anecdotes and messages on the site, but he didn’t know how to use it and was feeling left out. My father is a naturally cautious man and had numerous fears about online privacy and security. I was able to convince him that setting up an account on Facebook didn’t mean he would be besieged later with telemarketing calls at home and showed him how to set the strictest privacy settings on his account. I advised him not to fill out his online profile with any personal or historical details and not to post a birth date. He refused to post a photo of himself, won’t comment on other people’s posts and has limited himself to 13 Facebook friends. However, he is now online, using Facebook and reading all the news from distant cousins around the world. And, more importantly, feeling proud of himself. Dr Laura Carstensen, Director of Stanford University’s Center on Longevity, said that ‘social networking is proving more and more to be an entrance into technology for older adults.’ Once previously tech-phobic or tech-illiterate seniors feel comfortable using easily accessible social media sites like Facebook, they often progress to taking computer classes or online courses and branching out into using other social media sites. Courses on internet safety for older users are also proving popular, as many seniors aren’t aware of potentially dangerous online hazards such as scams, phishing emails, social media or email hacking or financial data theft. Many community centers, retirement villages and nursing homes, as well as special-interest groups for seniors, such as the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), offer free or low-cost workshops on getting started on the internet or online security. Research shows that seniors prefer to view pictures and stories online. At the end of the day, people are still people, whether they are 65 or 25: they want to hear a story or follow a brand they like. Social media marketing expert, Katie Moran, writing in Forbes, says that the same marketing principles apply whether a business is targeting seniors or Millennials online: ‘have a focussed target (market), engage with users, listen carefully and commit to frequent use.’ Some good books for older people wanting to become familiar with the internet and social media are: The Facebook Guide for People over 50 (Paul McFedries) or The Internet for Dummies (John Levine).

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The Frugal Balinist *Water Harvesting: If you live in one of Bali’s growing number of dry areas (80% of the island’s watersheds) or in coastal areas where there is irreversible salt water intrusion in aquifers, much energy and time can be saved if you collect water from not only your house roof but also from the roofs of your kitchen, outdoor shed and washroom. A tin metal or ceramic tile (genteng) roof can catch a lot of water when it rains. Plastic gutters (the square type and ¿xtures are more durable than the round type) or even bamboo cut in half can be used as a gutter to collect water and so that it can Àow into a tank or drum. Standard size 750 to 1,000 liter water tanks can be also a lifesaver if your electrical supply is down, the PDAM water pressure is nil or if your water pump malfunctions. Water can be brought into the house through a ¿ltered, simple metal, rubber (selang air) plastic or bamboo piping. You can also install an outside tap on your storage tank, which can be made from cement, or you can buy plastic, stainless steel, tin or aluminium ones from big building supply stores like Mitra 10, Ace and Depot Bangungan. Old drums can also be used, but they must be cleaned ¿rst from left over petrol washing well with detergent, rinsing with water and drying out for one week in the sun before use.

*Replace battery before problems start. Signs that you need a new car battery: cranking of the engine is sluggish; engine light appears; battery’s Àuid level is low; battery’s casing is swollen; gunk is building up around posts; battery is more than four years old. The ¿rst thing to clean are the terminals and cables to make sure they are free of all corrosion. If the battery is just old, it’s probably not an issue with the alternator, starter or solenoid. Even if it doesn’t show any obvious signs of being worn out, the battery’s poor performance can affect your vehicle in negative ways that will slowly add up to a big repair bill. The best battery for sale in Bali is the long life GS HYBRID (Rp750,000 for Toyota Kijang). *Freebies. Some stuff in airlines, restaurants and hotels are totally free because they are meant to be or are only going to be thrown away if you don’t use them or take them. Airlines: in-Àight snacks, candy and fruit; magazines and other reading materials not marked as airline property; miniature bottles or packets of sauces. Hotels: toiletries (including replenished toiletries) like soap, bubble bath, shower foams and gels; consumable items like razors, combs, brushes and stationery; packets of sugar, instant or ground coffee and tea; the Koran or Gideon Bible; promotional items like mugs and imprinted bathtub duckies; complimentary plastic or glass bottles of water; small packets of tissue and sterile wipes. Restaurants: packets of sauces, spices, sugars and sweeteners; plastic containers of water. *New high tech mosquito net. Dengue deaths in Bali doubled between 2014 and 2015. Kopernik’s easyto-install Permanet 2.0 Mosquito Net is made of strong 100% polyester pre-treated with deltamethrin, an insecticide that has been proven safe for humans, particularly for young children and pregnant women. The net has a long-lasting effect as mosquitoes (and other disease-transmitting susceptible vectors) that touch the fabric, die from ingesting the treatment. The mesh size is also very dif¿cult to penetrate. The net requires no re-treatment or dipping and lasts for 20 washes, making it a very

economically attractive as well as an effective defense. Available for Rp160,000 at Kopernik’s Tech Kiosk, Jl. Raya Pengosekan, Ubud, tel. 0361-977-233; hours 9 am - 5 pm Monday-Friday. *Choose the best guidebook. The quickest and easiest way to evaluate a guidebook is to look up a small to medium-sized location and check out the thoroughness of the coverage and the quality of the writing. Evaluating the coverage of a big city takes too long. Does the writer have the voice that you want to travel with? Highlights of an area or city should be summarized in the introduction of each geographic section so you have a hit list on hand in planning your trip. A guidebook’s index is super-important. It should be a multi-entry place name index so that if your special interest is coffee, ancient monuments or climbing volcanos you’re able to ¿nd crossreferences to those topics in every country or region you travel through. At a ¿rst-class bookseller like Periplus or Ganesha, put together a customized library on your destination. Don’t neglect earlier narratives of the country you’re going to visit; it’s a brand new adventure to read about someone else’s trials and tribulations in the same spot, even if the events happened hundreds of years ago. *Green your kitchen! Kitchens produce extreme temperatures, so buy an energy ef¿cient fridge and/or freezer. Plastics leach chemicals, so exchange your frequently replaced plastic containers with more durable stainless steel vessels. Buy durable top-quality pots and pans so that they don’t have to throw them away as often. Premium-priced pans with non-stick coatings last longer uncoated pans. The best Balinese cooking pans and utensils are steel. Clean your wok (wajan), pot (panci) or skillet or frying pan (pengorengan) with hot water, then dry it immediately to prevent rust. Unless you like soapytasting food, don’t use soap. Once the surface feels smooth, dry the wok by placing it back on the heat and allowing the water to completely evaporate. Turn off the heat and spread a teaspoon of cooking oil around with a paper towel to remove any residue and create a natural non-stick surface. Allow the wok to cool before storing. If you burn something, pour coarse sea salt over it and scrub it with a dish brush. If your pan is already rusted, scrub it with steel wool. In Bali’s traditional markets you’ll ¿nd very inexpensive non-electric kitchen appliances: graters, knives, woks, bamboo steamer baskets, grinding stone mortar and pestle (cobek and anak cobek), wooden spoons and spatulas.

*Back to school. In Bali, there are a wide variety of preschools, neighborhood kindergartens (taman kanak-kanak or TK) as well as international standard preschools. To ¿nd the one most appropriate for your child, ¿rst talk to friends and colleagues and ask them what schools they recommend. Visit at least three preschools to meet the principal and teachers and assess the environment. Computers and Àashy toys don’t make a school; what matters most is your child’s experience. How long has the school been operating? How much experience do members of the teaching staff have? What is the child-to-teacher ratio? How clean are the bathrooms and cooking areas? Where are diapers changed? How good are the school’s ¿re and building safety standards? Do the kids appear well occupied, healthy and well cared for? Are the toys accessible, safe and appropriate for their ages? Is the school van safe? *ATM scam. ATMs generally offer more competitive fees and charges than moneychangers, but don’t fall for the latest modus operandi thieves use to capture your ATM. They pound on the door of the ATM booth while you’re withdrawing money inside so that you become distracted and confused and leave your card inside the ATM machine. When you return, the card will be gone and the perpetrators will have started to make charges on the card. Another problem on Bali is card

skimmers, so only use ATMs in glass booths or inside minimarkets where staff monitors who comes and goes. Use only reputable ATMs so that if you lose your card you’ll be able to call your bank and cancel your ATM card immediately. Also never store money that you’ve just withdrawn from an ATM in the compartment under your motorcycle seat; groups of 3-4 thieves stake out ATM machines, trail potential Bule victims, wait for them to walk away and then pry open the seat to steal your money. *Canned tuna has been cited by Consumer Reports as a common source of mercury in our diet. *Among women, cigarette use correlates with level of education; smoking is most prevalent among women without high school diplomas and the very lowest for women with college degrees. *Have your children help prepare meals; if they’ve made it themselves, they’re more likely to eat it. Even a toddler can add cherry tomatoes, olives or grapes to a salad bowl. *Put your smartphone in airplane mode to save battery life and to charge faster. *Sugar produces at least three symptoms of substance abuse and dependence: craving, tolerance and withdrawal; eating too much sugar can lead to fatty liver disease, hypertension, diabetes, obesity and kidney disease. *Plastic containers shouldn’t be put in microwaves as it accelerates the leaching of chemicals into food and drink; use Pyrex or glass containers instead. *Cooking spray is not called for on non-stick pans because the oil builds up and causes food to stick; use non-stick pans on low heat without spray. *Blue Bird taxis are the safest to use in Bali late at night. *If you’re in your 40s, don’t buy those too-small jeans on the expectation that you’ll soon lose weight. *Kalau hendak menyimpan uang, haruslah membelanjakan uang. “If you want to save money, you have to spend money wisely.” *For information relating to customs (Beacukai), excise duties and procedures, go to www.beacukai.go.id, call tel. 1500225 (WIB 8 am-4 pm) or email questions to info@customs.go.id. It’s been our experience that staff is professional, knowledgeable and polite. *If you’re staying at a hotel and forgot your wall smartphone charger, charge your device through the USB behind the TV. *There are many positive health bene¿ts in probiotic-rich fermented foods such as kimchi, yogurt and sauerkraut. “Money doesn’t talk, it swears.” Bob Dylan. *You Tube makes life easier! Videos clips and educational videos in both English and Indonesian on how to ¿nd cheap hotels and restaurants in Bali, moneysaving fashion and shopping tips, practical tips on expat living, gardening and cooking, kitchen demonstrations, finding an affordable apartment, how to cook Indonesian specialities, help forums for problem solving, as well as non-Indonesian-related content like “50 things you can do with Vaseline,” DIY room décor, etc. You Tube has a new special app for Children that provides a ¿ltered, safer and easier way for kids to watch YouTube videos. Though the channel is a mix of product endorsements and entertainment, there are lots of free animated and full-length movies: Leo the Lion, Jungle boy, A Christmas Wish, DreamWorks TV, Thomas the Tank Engine, National Geographic, Reading Rainbow; simple Disney songs; how to build a model volcano, counting games, math tutorials, the World of Trains and the latest episodes of Sesame Street. Kids are able to browse channels and playlists in four categories: Shows, Music, Learning and Explore. Use the ¿lters pull down to get the very latest upload date and use options like built-in timer, sound and search settings to help control the experience for both parent and child.

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TOKO BUKU Reviews of English language books on Indonesia by Bill Dalton

Jakarta: Portraits of a Capital 1950–1980 by Scott Merrillees Jakarta Portraits of a Capital 1950-1980 surveys the evolution of Jakarta during the ¿rst three decades after Indonesian independence had been achieved in 1949. Within its pages you are able to see what the capital looked like in the fairly recent past and understand how its development shaped what it has become today. The book only explores the growth of Jakarta’s physical landscape between 1950 and 1980 when the city became the capital of Indonesia after national sovereignty had finally been recognized by the Netherlands. This 30-year period gave Jakarta many of its most famous and beloved landmarks - the National Monument (MONAS), Gelora Bung Karno sports stadium, the massive Istiqlal Mosque, the venerable Hotel Indonesia, the Semanggi cloverleaf, Sarinah Department Store, Bank Indonesia headquarters, the main thoroughfares Jl. Thamrin and Jl. Jendral Sudirman, and other enormous changes which took place against a backdrop of a 342% explosion in population from 1,432,085 in 1950 to 6,480,654 in 1980. Although the book’s 187 postcards and half a dozen accompanying original period maps (all from the author’s own collection) record relatively recent history, the images show a city that is starkly different from what it is today. After an Introduction, which sets the different eras in their historical contexts, the meatier pictorial section takes up approximately four-¿fths of the book. Jakarta Portraits opens with postcards from the 1950s, some of the most interesting because you can still (barely) make out contemporary features. At the time, Jakarta’s boundaries only extended as far south as Tanah Abang. Beyond was largely countryside. During this decade, the Dutch still controlled important sectors of the e c o n o m y. W h e n I n d o n e s i a ¿nally asserted its full economic autonomy in December 1957, the new country took over Dutch assets and Dutch citizens were expelled. Very few buildings were completed in the 1950s. Today, Kebayoran Baru is one of Jakarta’s most prestigious, expensive and centrally located suburbs, but then it was a treeless, quiet satellite city in the distant southern outskirts with little water, no doctors, dentists, public buses or cinemas. Kemayoran Airport, ¿rst opened in 1940, was surrounded by largely empty land and new housing developments in Sunter to the east and Krukut to the west. The airport was in use as the sole domestic and international airport until 1985 when Soekarno-Hatta International was opened. I loved the postcard scenes of city life that stand out in such startling contrast to the grinding noisy traf¿c congestion of Jakarta in the 21st Century. Streets were full of cyclists, pushcarts, horse drawn carriages and old big-grilled Chevrolet trucks. Gentle traffic runs along beautiful tree-lined boulevards that almost nobody now would recognize as being Jl. Gajah Made and Jl. Hayam Wuruk. In use from the 1930s to the 1990s, becak were everywhere. One postcard shows a row of drivers asleep in their pedicabs in front of city hall. A boy swims in a canal where long lines of women wash clothes – impossible scenes in today’s Jakarta. Another postcard shows a tranquil kampung within the city limits way before such scenes were obliterated by vast urban sprawl. It’s dif¿cult to believe that from the late 19th C. to until the 1970s, the beaches of Tanjung Priok port and its exclusive idyllic Yacht Club, and as far along the coast as Cilincing and Sindang Laut, were popular seaside recreational areas for all social classes, clean enough for ocean swimming, family picnics and relaxing strolls. Then came the expansion of the container terminal and subsequent pollution of the north coast. The development of Ancol from the 1960s marked the beginning of the end for Cilincing. By the late 1990s, it had become a garbage-strewn slum.

In the feverish building activity from 1960-1965, covered in the second chapter, Sukarno by the sheer force of his personality and passion created a new vision of Jakarta in which the city’s landscape dramatically changed. The building of the Gelora Bung Karno sports complex and the Semanggi cloverleaf were rushed so that they could be completed in time for the Asian Games IV in 1962. These modern icons ¿lled the citizenry of the city and country with great pride. Un¿nished steel and concrete of¿ce towers in postcards published in the second half of the 1960s illustrate the severe economic malaise that had begun to set in. During these traumatic and tumultuous times, the Istiqlal mosque took 17 years and Hotel Borobudur took 11 years to ¿nish. Postcards rarely show political violence, but several in the book depict a demonstration in front of Hotel Indonesia and the burning of the British Embassy by a mob in September 1963 as part of Sukarno’s undeclared war against Malaysia during his strident anti-colonial Konfrontasi campaign.

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Scott Merrillees has spent literally thousands of hours over the past 22 years hard slogging around the city exploring its streets, researching its history, interviewing experts and eyewitnesses and collecting anything apropos that isn’t nailed down - photographs, postcards, maps of Jakarta and myriad other sorts of documentation. This, his latest coffee table picture book, is actually a continuation of his Batavia in Nineteenth Century Photographs, covering Jakarta from the late 1850s to the mid-1890s, and Greetings from Jakarta: Postcards of a Capital 1900-1950, which explores the city in the ¿rst half of the 20th C., the ¿nal years of the colonial era. With these three books, he has recreated Jakarta as it was from the middle of the 19th C. – when the earliest photographs of the city were taken – up until 1980. The writer’s acute observations enable the readers to notice details that they would’ve otherwise missed, bringing the scenes more to life. Merrillees points out what building is being photographed, the vantage point of the photographer, distant industrial features like elevated RR bridges, which buildings in the picture still survive, cross-references to the same site on another postcard on another page, where the Àow of traf¿c is heading, what street a bus is entering or what direction a becak driver is pedaling. He brings to your attention to people sitting on roofs, a sleeping boy perched precariously on a streetcar coupling, what is written on barely legible signs (including anti-Dutch graf¿ti), what was playing at a cinema, what goods are selling in a market, speculates on what bankrupted a business and what large crowds are gawking at. A magnifying glass enables the reader to burrow down through the clutter deep into each scene.

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Jakarta: Portraits of a Capital 1950–1980 is a visual time machine that can be enjoyed by anyone who wants to see what a street or neighborhood looked in multiple images from the 1950s up to the 1980s. The book reveals a bold and newly independent nation throwing off the colonial yoke and totally transforming itself into a hub for a united people and a beacon for developing nations around the world. Jakarta: Portraits of a Capital 1950–1980 by Scott Merrillees, Equinox Publishing 2015, ISBN 978-602-70213-0-3, hardcover, 160 pages, dimensions 27 x 29 x 2 cm (portrait). Available for Rp495,000 from Ganesha or Periplus bookstores. For any publishers interested in having one of their books considered for review in Toko Buku, please contact: pakbill2003@yahoo.com

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numbers and vivacious actresses”. But, I would prefer to say that squeezed in between the tedious plot of this sequel, and the lame attempts at comedy, are to be found some under-produced and badly performed musical mashes. Furthermore, ‘Fat Girl’ Australian actress Rebel Wilson plays a typically obnoxious girl-next-door. She is loud, rude, and aggressive. In fact, she is not in the slightest bit funny or amusing at all. Danny Collins Al Pacino stars, as an aging Pop Star, who, after 40 years, receives an undelivered letter from John Lennon and Yoko Ono. In the letter, John and Yoko give the singer some advice on how to handle his promising career. This gets Al thinking, and he wonders how this advice would have affected him if he had received the letter when it was intended. Al goes into a deep introspective phase, and, he tries to re-establish a relationship with his long estranged son. The son is not all that interested in his father, and what he is offering. Thirty years ago Al Pacino was a leading actor, now, he is a ham. Pound of Flesh After a wild night on the town in a Chinese city, Jean-Claude Van Damme wakes up in his luxurious hotel room with a missing kidney. Jean-Claude spends the rest of this movie trying to get his kidney back. Which he does. Killing Mr. Right A disturbed teenager thinks that a man is a rapist and she holds him prisoner.

Mr. Robet’s Top Ten Admiral In the 17th Century, a humble Dutch sailor becomes the Admiral of the Fleet. 5 to 7 A young writer meets an older French woman and they start on a love affair. Woman in Gold Austrian laws are passed which return art taken by the Nazis to their owners. Poltergeist* A family move into a new house which has been built over an old cemetery. A Little Chaos A female gardener creates an outdoor ballroom in the Gardens of Versailles. Wild Horses A Texas Ranger reopens a fifteen year old cold case about a missing person. Unfinished Business* Three American businessmen have to go Germany to finish a business deal. Jackie & Ryan A musician meets a former folksinger who is going through a nasty divorce.

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The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel Another movie which we could have done without. The first Marigold Hotel was an entertaining look at English pensioners living in a rundown hotel in India. This time, the English pensioners are still there, but, their lives have become boring and full of indecision. However, the major plotline concerns an American guest who is mistaken for a hotel inspector. This is all very predictable. Meanwhile, director John Madden tries to brighten things up by inserting a couple of ‘Bollywood’ style musical production numbers. This just cheapens the whole affair, and makes the movie appear even more tatty. Pitch Perfect 2 Writing about this sequel, a Jakarta film critic called it “a bright and witty comedy. Full of sparkling musical

Insidious 3* A talented psychic helps a teenage girl who is being demonically possessed. The Face of an Angel Michael Winterbottom’s movie ‘take’ on a controversial Italian murder case.

Fashion MUSIC MATTERS By Toby Greetings live music fans and welcome to the mid-summer edition of Music Matters, your definitive music guide in Bali. This issue we step back in time and take a trip down musical memory lane at the Cavern bar, but before that I have a review of the fabled Casablanca in Sanur.

like Jagga’ The music was faultless from classics like Honky Tonk Woman, Start Me Up, and Paint It Black to more obscure numbers like Angie, and Wild Horses. The band were incredibly tight and all of them were exceptionally talented musicians, halfway through the second set the lead singer introduced the band and the crowd were treated to a really top end bass solo, and also a pretty good drum fill.

There may be an ash cloud on the horizon but it has not stopped the fun in Bali, and this last Friday and Saturday evening was a very special kind of blur for me, after making good with some old friends at Linga Longa bar in Sanur (itself an excellent live music venue) we all headed down to Casablanca bar on the main drag in the centre of town. I have reviewed bands here before, maybe a year or so ago, but my how things have changed. It is evident that the guys in charge of the bar have gone all out to make it a truly exceptional venue for live music in Sanur; and believe me when I say this is now the go-to place for live music! I do not make that statement lightly, but what I saw in the last two days has convinced me that this is the case.

The guitarist was already kicking out solos like a man possessed, and the whole band were really very authentic in ‘being the Stones’. They finished on one of the best and original renditions of Satisfaction I have ever heard anywhere, crazy vocals and never ending licks, and riffs, played the song out for well over ten minutes; before they finally ended with a crescendo and riotous applause. The Ripper were No expense has been spared; sensational and one of the best tribute bands I have seen. the bands play on a full stage with set lighting, a great PA If I had one tiny criticism it would be for the singer to pay a system and even have their bit more attention to the clarity of the lyrics, and the diction name in lights on a large TV of the English words; but as I said this is a small thing, but behind them as they are if it was perfect then they themselves would be the same. A playing. The events all billed great gig and an epic band I would give The Ripper an 8.5 under the title ‘Stage One’ out of ten, great fun. For more info on The Ripper check out are probably the best put their Face book page, and for listings of bands playing at together, and definitely the Casablanca go to www.casablancasanur.com. best produced nights anywhere on Bali. It is evident Once upon a time in t h a t t h e m a n a g e r a n d Liverpool four likely lads promotion team have spent a bit of money here and it has took the world by storm definitely paid off, the place was jumping, maybe 200 people and became one of the packed into every available seat, with maybe another 50 most influential bands of standing at the bar or leaning on remaining wall space! all time. I am of course talking about the Beatles. Now this is technically not a live music venue in the true sense of the The drinks were a good price and the staff was also very word, yet it actually is one of the world’s best known venues. attentive and well organized, and they needed to be as with that many people in a bar. The reason they were there soon OK I will stop talking in riddles and get to the point, the became clear as the Friday band, ABOE a blues and rock other day I was introduced to the Cavern bar in Sanur, this four piece, took to the stage. ABOE were a classic outfit, incredible venue is the complete replica of the Cavern in and played some toe tapping blues numbers like Howling Liverpool right down to its dimensions. The bar is more a Wolf, John Lee Hooker, and bluesy covers of pop songs. museum than a place to have a drink and has what must be the largest collection of Beatles memorabilia outside of the I did not stay long UK. The Cavern has a stage at one end with wax works of e n o u g h t o g i v e the fab four playing live, you can order a Yellow Submarine review; however cocktail, and even sit on the original table where the band from what I saw signed their first recording contract! The Cavern bar also they were very tight houses the only remaining gold disk of the Imagine single, and did a cracking every other copy was apparently owned by Michael Jackson. job playing to the capacity crowd! I loved visiting this shrine to music, and I highly recommend After witnessing my anyone who is heading to Sanur to check it out it is truly first ‘Stage One’ mind blowing. event at Casablanca I was very impressed so this Saturday I went down again to check out a Rolling Stones tribute band Ok folks that’s all for this issue until next time keep it live called ‘The Ripper’. The band was as the name suggests and make it matter. ripping and very loud. We initially had a table at the front but with the killer PA system, it was just impossible to talk. The band sells themselves on not just performing Rolling If you enjoyed this article or have any questions, concerns, or Stones hits, but actually providing the full experience, and if indeed you are the illusive Chris Curtis please don’t hesitate to drop me a line, here to the Bali Advertiser, or alternatively on Saturday they did exactly that. The lead singer had long black hair, and wore a leopard print bandanna, had tight jeans, shades, and very much ‘moved

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THE WINEHOUSE GOURMET MARKET JL RAYA KEROBOKAN We are seeing a few more farmers markets this year, visited a relatively new one set within the very popular Winehouse amongst all itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s bottles! Artisans who participated in this recent Saturdayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s market were - Locavore to Go, Ubud for super plump free range chickens plus a mix of pork products, Epikure presented Fois Gras, Pates, Terrines and Duck Magrets, Island Organics for the freshest of leafy salad & vegetables, Kayuapi for super breads. A fabulous spread of cheese products by German Bali-Alm like Batzola, Tilsiter, Limburger, Frischkase (fresh cheese) ++ brownies by Lovely, Bali Chocolate Factory, Bali Coconut products, a range of tasty chutneys by The English Gent and snacks by Fabulous Foods to enjoy with a Segafredo coffee or a Bootstrap Cold Brew... it was all yummy, hearty, social fun, take your famers market basket along to their next event! Call The Winehouse T + Jl .erobokan 1o , the Âżrst Saturday of the monthâ&#x20AC;Ś.

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

The Survivor! Back in the early 1980’s, when anyone wanted a ‘foreign’ meal in Bali, they most often went to Kuta! In more recent years, Kuta has become more of a sanctuary for the young at heart and the local tourist element. Since the Kuta Tragedi, businesses in the Poppies Lanes area have suffered greatly. Many did not make the transition, but Un’s, Poppies, Kori and that old original T.J.’s, have soldiered on! TJ’s is the original survivor! In recent years there has been almost an invasion of Mexican restaurants in Bali, a few of the other early ones have disappeared and the many new ones fight for custom but sometimes the original of anything remains the best! With the constant change in Bali’s restaurants, any establishment able to weather the storm for more than 20 years must be doing something right. 31 years, well that is icon status! Particularly when their location area has changed so much! What most of the world knows as Mexican food is really an American creation. Some call it Cal-Mex, others Tex-Mex. I am sure there is a difference, just like there must be between Wendy’s and McDonalds, but who cares? For all its faults, Americanised Mexican is easy to eat, as long as you love cheese? I do, so I have been guilty of devouring many tacos, enchilladas, fajitas, nachos and the like, in many different countries of the world. Strangely enough the classiest ‘pure’ Mexican meals I have ever enjoyed were on my many visits to La Cucaracha [the cockroach] in London’s theatre district. T.J.’s is a pleasant water-garden setting in Poppies I, not far from Jln. Legian. Closed off from the bustling surrounds, it really is an oasis. A perfect place to switch off from your problems of the day, relax at their bar with one of their famous Margarita’s, and contemplate the menu of cheese fixes! How can you begin this style of Mexican without a Guacamole Dip? Throw in a plate of Nachos [crisp tortilla chips with refried beans, mild green chillies and that usual covering of melted cheese], and even a serve of Buffalo Wings [spicy chicken wings with a blue cheese dip] and you have the perfect starting point. Pick at them whilst you sip your drink, and peruse the rest of the menu. You already know it is going to be a long night? If you prefer a bit of a variety, there are always Taquitos [deep-fried corn tortillas stuffed with shredded beef], Flautas [flour tortillas rolled with spicy chicken and cheese, then deep-fried] or Quesadilla [soft flour tortillas filled with chilli con queso and cooked on a dry griddle]. The Baked Potatoes are stuffed with a mixture of bacon, onion, chives and cheese, and even the Burgers come with a chilli sauce! The ever-popular Tacos are excellent at T.J.’s, they do not even crumble in your hands like most others!

Here you can choose from chicken, beef or healthy beans as your filling in the crisp U-shaped corn tortilla, together with the usual lettuce, tomato, onion, cheese, sour cream and that special sauce. Served with Mexican rice, and refried beans, the secret is to eat them without sending shattered shards everywhere! Definitely an art that takes much practice! Enchilladas are soft flour tortillas, stuffed with beef, chicken or beans, together with tomato, onion, cheese and a tangy sauce. Again with Mexican rice and refried beans. Fajitas are strips of marinated beef or juicy pieces of chicken breast [pictured], grilled with green and red peppers and onions. Roll your own soft tortillas and add sour cream, chopped tomato and onions, together with dollops of that avocado guacamole. A big meal for when you are very hungry! For two Tortillas with an International flavour; an Indian Chicken Keema [minced chicken, aubergine and ground cashews simmered in Indian spices, wrapped in a tortilla, and served with mango chutney] or Prawns in a Red Thai Curry [combined with onion and coriander, Thai spices and coconut milk, served in a tortilla with chilli sauce and pickled condiments]. Both are very unusual, filling, and full of flavour that packs a punch! My type of food! A recent addition to the menu at TJ’s is their Soft Flour Tacos. Choose your filling; Ahi Tuna, just seared, combined with mango chutney, pickled onion and sour cream, Chorizo Meat Loaf with guacamole or deep-fried Crispy Shrimp. Seafood variations include Camarones Escorpionadas, prawns in a Creole style sauce with guacamole, a salsa and sour cream, all on a bed of savoury rice, or a Pescado Vera Cruz, fillet of fish with a tomato salsa, sweet corn, beans and steamed potatoes.

QUICK REVIEW Restaurant

: TJ’s.

Address

: Jl. Poppies I, Kuta.

Telephone

: 751.093.

Open

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

Non-smoking Area : Yes. Smoking Area

: Yes.

Parking

: Street only.

Price

: Rp. 300,000 for two [+ drinks].

Credit Cards

: Visa, Mastercard, Amex.

Food

: Mexican.

Wine

: Limited list.

Service

: Old friends.

Atmosphere

: Indoor gardens and water.

Overall

: Good food at budget prices, the reason for their survival!

TJ’s does breakfast! Whilst this Kuta icon is well known as the best Mexican in town, very few also realize that it opens its doors early every morning to present a variety of breakfasts, as well. Needless to say their Mexican Breakfasts are the most popular. Huevos Rancheros are oven-baked eggs on a cornmeal base with refried beans and a mild [early morning after all] tomato salsa, topped with melted cheese of course. Tostadas de Huevos are scrambled egg on a crisp corn tortilla with bacon, refried beans, cheese, sour cream and salsa. For Non-Mexicans there are eggs with bacon, tomato and hash browns, toast juice and coffee. A hearty breakfast is always a good way to wake up in the morning. A reasonably priced wine list and friendly service make a pleasant sojourn. And TJ’s has a secret! Not really Mexican cuisine but their Baby Back Ribs are the very best I have ever had….they do not boil them first, as most others do, but gently steam them [to get rid of the excess fat] before baking them in the oven, the result, tender but with all the taste retained! Worth a visit just for the ribs! It may not be gourmet fare, but it is still great for a change, whenever you are in the mood for a simple feast, with a bit of spice! And whilst you are there buy some jars of TJ’s Salsas and a packet of fresh Tacos to take away [available on the table just inside the front door], and re-live the experience at home.

Copyright © 2015 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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Update Uma Cucina does a Sunday Brunch. Well it is more of a long relaxed lunch, but what is wrong with that? Perfect for a lazy Sunday. As the name suggests the restaurant offers Italian cuisine at Sanginggan’s Uma Hotel, half way between Ubud and Sayan. The restaurant is road-side with its own parking area. A total of 24 dishes, small plates, are available. If you have the time, between 11.30 and 3.30, you can sample them all. Most of them are best shared between 2 or even 3 diners. They are listed in groups. First is Raw and Cured [the Yellow Fin Crudo [pictured] with shaved fennel, small slices of green olives, drizzled lemon and a mild chilli dressing, is excellent!]. Next on the list is their Antipasto, a great crab Frittata with ricotta, zucchini and mint but the Jumbo Octopus, with white beans, pickled onions and black olive dressing, is exceptional. Large chunks of those tentacles, amazingly tender. Pasta can be Pappardelle, with meat balls [pork, organically raised], roasted tomato and white wine, Spaghettini arrives with pancetta, green peas, thyme, parmesan and a ‘just fried’ organic egg on top. Mini Pizzas include Prosciutto di Parma that has caramelized onions and an organic egg added, pure vegetarian is the Eggplant Parmigiana. From The Grill can be Seafood [mixed]. Chicken [small bird, roasted with pancetta, radicchio and a sage salsa verde], Fish [snapper, a large perfectly cooked slab sitting on baby potatoes, a sauce of olives, capers and dill] or Beef [Sliders, an Aussie beef patty with grilled vegetables, mozzarella and pesto]. Finish with ‘Something Sweet’, a classic Semifreddo [white chocolate with ginger, coffee poached pear and crushed walnuts. Perhaps you may prefer a simple Granita [watermelon and crushed strawberries], Lemon Tart [candied lemon and baby mint] or Mini Gelato. All this for Rp.399,000++ p.p., or add a free flow wine package that includes wines by the glass, cocktails, mocktails, etc. for the same amount again. Re-inventing the Long Lunch, no need for an evening dinner to follow this! Fin Crudo.

Cocoon, Jln. Double Six at Blue Ocean Beach is 5 years old, and is celebrating that feat with a Blue Party, this Friday July 24. it includes a 3 course feast, with a choice of dishes for Rp. 500,000, which includes the entrance fee to the big party. Select your entrée from; Zucchini Flower Tempura with goat cheese and apple slaw, Saku Tuna with wakame, ginger and soy, Smoked Salmon with avocado salsa, mini brioche toasts and dill salad, Sesame Crusted Tiger Prawns with spiced gazpacho, Duck Rillettes with beetroot jam, or Angus Beef Tartare. Mains are a choice of Barramundi wrapped in prosciutto. Tuna salsa verde, Salmon with leeks and asparagus, Peppered Sirloin with lobster potato mash, Garlic & Rosemary Lamb Cutlets or Pumpkin and Goats Cheese Risotto. Dessert is Basil Panna Cotta, poached tamarillo, almond biscotti, Passion Fruit Semifreddo, almond crumble and berry compote or Apple Tart, ice cream and butterscotch. Cocoon parties are usually booked out well in advance so do not wait to make any longer to make a reservation [731.266]. MamaSan is on the move! Not physically from its popular Jln Kerobokan site, where it has been full every day since opening, but across Asia. First it was in Hong Kong and now another franchise has opened in Malaysia’s capital Kuala Lumpur, at Suria KLCC, central KL. It is yet another showcase for the incredible cooking talents of Will Meyrick. We can call Will an Aussie, even though he is a Scot, as his kitchen talent was developed there [as well as his love of Thai cuisine] at Longrain and Billy Liks in Sydney. Since arriving in Bali 10 years ago his exploration of other basic Asian cuisines is legendry, earning him the title of the ‘Street Food Chef’ The food at MamaSan combines many Asian cuisines with small and large servings of food all with original taste, never watered down for the ignorant few. The new, and already successful, Hajun Local in Ubud whilst not a MamSan does offer very similar food, or as the Thais would say ‘same same but different!’ Which city of Asia will be the lucky one to play host to the next MamaSan. I look forward to seeing one in Bangkok one day, where they would queue on the street for a table, and Will could become the 2nd chef from Oz to make it in Bangkok with Thai food.

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Warung Pojok is just that, a warung simple and plain. Yet it still has its charm and history like so many other small places in the Amed area. It is found at the northern end of the Lipah Beach strip where most tourists congregate. Operated by Gede and his wife it is a plain yet homely structure amongst the trees, up a short gang directly in front of Restaurant Gede where the young Gede [no relation] was the chef back when it was the most popular restaurant in the area, and where he also fell in love with and married the waitress. Subsequently he has been the chef at Anda Amed for a number of years before now going it alone. To say the food is simple would be an understatement, Ayam Lalapan, leg and breast of a village chicken, deep fried crisp, mounds of vegetarian lawar and rice to accompany, is their most popular dish. The fare is cheap enough that the local fishermen and beach boys are regular customers as well as the more adventurous tourists, those wishing to share local experiences. Red Bean is another Chinese restaurant from Jakarta. One of a chain it is new, clean and modern on Jln. Cok Agung Tresna, on the Renon food loop. With more than 20 outlets operating in and around Jakarta this is their first attempt to follow their Java success in Bali. As usual with Chinese restaurants it has an enormous menu, mostly of Cantonese origin. Beef can be in strips, crumbed, in a tangy sauce, stir-fried with black pepper or minced with green beans. Chicken can be stir-fried with Kung Pao, crumbed and deep-fried with sweet and sour, lemon or chilli sauces or steamed with ginger. The wings are glazed with caramel. The fish can be grouper, snapper, dory or carp, cooked every which way! Prawns can be rolls [a great group starter as is the Prawn Toast], fried with chilli and salt, salted egg or mayonnaise or stir-fried with curry leaves. This group is from Java so no pork products [why when in Bali I will never understand, a Chinese restaurant without pork products is only, at best, half a restaurant!] but they do have alternatives that are unlikely to prove very popular with the local clientele, frogs and eel. The usual rice and noodle dishes are on offer and that Chinese breakfast Congee known here as Bubur or just porridge. Plenty of parking at the front and reasonable prices for the area should keep the guests coming!

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CasCades, the fine dining restaurant at The Viceroy, Nagi village, Ubud, has recently been hosting some of the great chefs of the world to display their skills for the local foodies. The next such evening is on Saturday, August 1, with Benoite Dewitte, master chef from Belgium, whose career began at La Bastide de Moustiers in France, followed by stints at 2 star Michelin restaurants Chez Bru, Ousteau de Beaumaniere and Moulin de Loumarin before opening his own restaurant with his brother, Benoit & Bernard Dewitte, near Ghent, Belgium. Early reservation is essential.

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Ubud Area UBUD NEWS AIR OF CELEBRATION This is one of the prettiest times of the year in Bali, when every road is dressed up, as if a special guest is expected to drive up in a cavalcade at any moment. The elegant decorations or penjor - tall, hooked bamboo poles ornamented with coconut leaves - are actually offerings to the Gods, to celebrate the Hindu holy days of Galungan and Kuningan. Created according to centuries of tradition and placed outside every Hindu compound or business, penjor may come in many shapes and sizes, but must include certain speci¿c elements. The ¿rst of our dear readers to write in to baubudnews@ gmail.com, correctly listing four of those elements, together with why each element is included, will go in the draw to win a delicious lunch for two at an Ubud restaurant. PADANG LOCAL STYLE I’m hearing rumours of a rival for my favourite nasi padang. Apparently Bagindo, the padang warung just north from the statue at Peliatan, is something extra special. This is from a local who is also keen to advise newcomers on the best way to eat Padang food properly. Firstly, she observes, new players get mesmerized by the wide and delicious array of platters. Don’t be tempted to buy a bit of everything, she says, because padang food is designed to accompany rice, not replace it, and each side dish contains a very intense combination of spices for that reason. Similarly, say yes to the “gravy” which, absorbed into your white rice, is an essential part of the local taste. I’m off island at the mo’, but as soon as I’m home I’ll check it out, and also go back to the one on Jl Raya Ubud next to the Bali Buda store. If I didn’t already love their beef rendang and the fresh crunchy green beans, I’d be a regular customer just to get a welcome “Selamat Malam” (good evening) every time I pop by for lunch – yes lunch -from the zany guy behind the till, and to check up on the warung’s latest mural by community artist AleJandro. FOOD AS MEDICINE RETREAT Einstein observed that to repeat the same thing over a n d o v e r, e x p e c t i n g a different outcome, was the de¿nition of insanity. So why do many of us eat without thought or care, yet hope that our health will improve and our excess weight drop away? Renowned Food as Medicine author, Dr. Liana Nenacheva, is passionate about “improving our relationship with food”, so that each delicious mouthful makes a person more healthy. With over 30 years of experience as an MD, holistic doctor, and nutrition specialist, Dr. Liana combines her medical knowledge with her love of home cooking. Now based in Ubud, she holds regular half-day workshops and occasional three, ¿ve and ten day ‘Food as Medicine’ retreats, where you’ll come to realise that – once you understand the energetic and nutritional property of different kinds of grains, fruits and vegetables - those kitchen ingredients can become your medicine cabinet. In the half-day class, you will learn how to prepare different delicious recipes, including vegetarian, vegan, gluten free, and non-vegetarian dishes. Samplings and lunch are included. Classes at Taksu Spa on Jl Gautama South. E: liana.nenacheva@gmail.com; M: +62 878 6120 2617; W:www.wholelifedetox.com.

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WATER BONUS At last, here’s something positive about this year’s extended rainy season. Find a sunny morning, visit your favourite bakery on the way and head east for a picnic, because the waterfalls at nearby Desa Kemenuh are simply beautiful at the moment. Only 20 minutes from the centre of Ubud, drive east toward Goa Gajah and turn right on the road to Tengkulak (just before the Elephant Caves). Stay on that road all the way, passing the traf¿c light at Blahbatuh, and you’ll be in the car park for Air Terjun Tegenungan.

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There are lots of steps down to the falls - pause and take a few snaps on the way - and there’s a pleasant spot at the top for the not so nimble to wait and watch. DOGS POISONED ON STREET Please warn friends with dogs – even on leads – to be careful when walking their pets on Ubud streets at the moment. Recently, two beautiful animals ate dog poison placed in offerings in a little lane off Jl Mertanadi.

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The governor of Bali is concerned about recent rabies attacks and has recommended strong measures for reducing the stray dog populations across the island. Unfortunately, some citizens seem to have taken this too far, putting poison in public places, such as on the many Hindu offerings along our streets, where passing animals will ingest it. So when exercising dogs, don’t let them nibble at anything along the way. Contact the BAWA of¿ce at Jl Monkey Forest, 100, or email info@balianimalwelfare.com: for more information, to report any speci¿c danger areas, or to enquire about treatment for poisoned animals. To report urgent cases: call 081 138 9004 (24/7), or 081 2384 0133. CRASH LINGO Hubud, Ubud’s community and co-working space on Jl. Monkey Forest, has teamed up with a local language school to deliver weekly crash courses on Indonesian language and culture. The three-hour course runs from 9:30-12:30 on Saturday mornings; the cost of one class plus a language guide booklet is only 250,000rp. The ¿rst 3 classes have gone well, with several of the students now committing to a regular weekly beginners class. Register and secure your Crash Bahasa Course by taking 100,000rp deposit to Hubud’s Front Desk by Friday at the latest; phone 0812 3916 5005 for more info.

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Words…. a Step Towards a Solution An Interview with Linda Christanty by Sarita Newson Linda Christanty is an Indonesian author and journalist who is no stranger to awards, having been recognised by Indonesia’s national literary award, the Equator Literary Award (2004 and 2010), plus many more. She has written theatre scripts on conÀict, disaster and peace transformation in Aceh, performed in the World PEN Forums, and received the SEA Write Award in 2013. Sarita: Linda, can you tell us how you came to write about such a wide arena of subjects? Linda: My grandfathers … were very active in politics, wellinformed, supporting human rights. The empathy I feel for others has roots in my childhood experience: when Prime Minister of Italy Aldo Moro was kidnapped, I worried along with everyone else. My grandfather brought international issues into our household and spoke about them every day … Although I never met Aldo Moro, the memory of his death left a deep impression. The ¿rst time I met victims of the war in Cambodia I was still in primary school. Refugees washed up in their boats on the beach near our house. My mother and grandfather took them food. I went with them and saw adults, women and men, small children, in a tragic state. These experiences enhanced my feelings of concern for people who experience the impact of conÀict and war. When I grew up I went to Cambodia and interviewed people there and witnessed how the war had destroyed the country. I wrote an essay about Cambodia in my book Do not Write that We Are Terrorists. East Timor, now Timor Leste, was part of my childhood. My grandmother used to shout out “The soldiers are eating people in Timor-Timur!” when I played with my friends too long in the yard. Our house was on the main road, and the army trucks passed by. This frightened me, but it also helped me to realise what was going on in Timor Leste. As a student I joined in their ¿ght for independence; one of my best friends is from Timor Leste. When I grew up and became a writer and journalist, I visited conÀict and post-conÀict zones in many countries. I spoke with people living there, listened to their stories and wrote them down to give them a voice, so the world would know what had happened to them: they wouldn’t be forgotten. S: How do you deal with trauma in your writing? L: Writing is part of healing trauma. When I tell stories I share my dif¿cult experiences with others. We may have had the same experiences or perhaps they were different. To the reader who experienced the same, my story might be a way of building togetherness, a step towards a solution, even if we don’t actually meet. Those readers who have not had similar experiences learn the stories exist, and how they should behave. Those who are uninformed often behave badly.

S: History in Indonesia as most schools teach it is quite different from what actually happened—for example school history books omit … the mass killings that took place after 1965, and the subsequent killings. Do you feel it is important to correct this cover-up and educate young Indonesians about the truth? L: In my opinion it is very important to revise history books, not only those that tell the story of the 1965 events. Many other events have been wrongly recorded and are still used as guidelines for students in school, including material about independence and resistance to colonisation in the early 20th century. Some heroes of the independence movement are still accused of having been rebels. If revisions are not made, the next generation will believe these lies… S: Many of your activist friends were kidnapped by army, jailed, tortured, and lost their lives during 1996 … How do you deal with your memories of these friends, and the fact that the person responsible for their disappearance ran for President in last year’s elections? L: My most traumatic experience has been losing my friends who were kidnapped and have not been found until today. Seventeen years have passed since they disappeared. Efforts to ¿nd them continue, but there have been no results at all. Most of them were people who worked very closely with me. Prabowo was the leader of the Special Forces (Kopassus), one of the units involved in the kidnapping. Members of those units have stood trial and been punished, but Prabowo has not once been summoned to the court. As a leader, he is considered not to be involved, in spite of the fact that his soldiers could not possibly act alone. They were members of an elite force, with a tight system of command. But Prabowo was also not a person who could act alone. He worked for an institution, under control of the Suharto government. Until now this case is considered un¿nished. I was not surprised that Prabowo could nominate himself as a presidential candidate last year; he has never been proven guilty by law … But how can they be proven guilty and sentenced? This is very dif¿cult. Impunity still reigns.

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S: You talk about how politics, perpetration of violence against women and racial prejudices affect our homes and families. How do you think this can be addressed? L: Government must include this in the curriculum of schools if they wish to build a nation that is healthy, solid and strong. The time has come. Linda Christanty is one of 150+ stellar writers set to appear for this year’s Ubud Writers & Readers Festival, October 28 – November 1. Early Bird Tickets on 4-Day Festival Passes are on sale now via the website www. ubudwritersfestival.com – book before August 18 and save 20%!

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For Sale; Two antique Sumba stone statues. H: 1.70m, W: 0.40m. Price Rp. 2.9 mill each. Contact 0813 3863 4748. Kerobokan. [094] For Sale; Second hand children (boys & girl) clothes and shoes from 6 month-6 years old. Very good quality. Contact 0813 3863 4748. Kerobokan. [092] For Sale; Wood carving for door ornament. Jati wood. 1.80m long, wide 0.25m. Four pieces. Price Rp. 350.000 each. Contact 0813 3863 4748. Kerobokan. [093] Mediocare minds usually dismiss anything which reaches beyond their own understanding.

For Sale; New 4 gallon thinner polyurethane brand: Impra/ Ultran woodcare. Price 50% from new price Rp. 142.000. Tel: 0813 3863 4748. Kerobokan. [086]

For Sale; 2 new garden/ outdoor lights hallogen, black color, never use, new price US$330, price now Rp. 1.2 million. Tel: 0813 3863 4748. Kerobokan. [088]

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A Blurb from the Kulture Kid! By Vaughan Hatch

Do you speak “Balinesian”? Compared to parts of Indonesia where Indonesian is spoken as the first language, such as Jakarta, Balinese not only speak a more formal dialect but also one that has been influenced by the idiosyncrasies of Balinese, which is a totally different language. In Jakarta, young people use first and second pronouns in most sentences; yet, most Balinese still use the third person and their titles to talk to others and even about themselves. This makes the language softer and less direct and is perhaps a hangover from a feudal society that still very much takes caste and social status into consideration. The characteristic Balinese-isms that have crept into the Balinese take on Indonesian is what I hear spoken by my own kids who go to a local school in Bali. The most common example is the incorrect use of ‘one more’. In correct Indonesian grammar, they should say, “satu lagi”. In Balinese the expression is “buin sik” or “malih siki”, which literally means ‘more one’, and this has been transposed directly into Indonesian becoming “lagi satu”. A second example is how Balinese use double negatives. This is also taken directly from Balinese. The expression “Icang sing magae sing’e buin mani” (I’m not working tomorrow) becomes “Aku nggak kerja nggak besok”. A third is adding fillers to sentences that are not used in Indonesian or used a lot less. “Na’e” is a prime example: “Jangan gitu na’e!” (taken from Eda keto na’e!) Or to create verbs that don’t exist in Indonesian, such as “Saya lagi bergambel di Denpasar” instead of “Saya lagi main gamelan di Denpasar” which is turning the Balinese verb ‘magambel’ into a neologism: ‘bergambel’ in Indonesian. The influence from Balinese on the version of Indonesian spoken in Bali doesn’t only change the way Balinese speak Indonesian but also on non-Balinese, including foreigners. If you’ve picked up Indonesian from listening to people around you in Bali like I have, you pick up these mistakes and idiosyncrasies as part of the natural language-learning process. The downside is that you make mistakes without knowing it, the upside is that everyone else in Indonesia knows you’re “from Bali”. Copyright © Kulture Kid 2015 You can read all past articles of Kulture Kid at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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The Sun and Mercury head into Leo the Sun’s sign as we start the fortnight. Leo is all about our identity, personalized expression of our desires through a creative process and where we can shine through our gifts and talents. Communication becomes flamboyant and remember too Venus is about to turn retrograde and will remain in the sign of Leo for another 10 weeks. She joins Jupiter again at the end of the fortnight and marks a second square to Saturn. The first exact was around the New Moon mid-July and with Saturn stationary direct (It has been retrograde since mid-March) at the beginning of August, the second. Whatever began in July comes to a peak at Full Moon and a crisis of consciousness occurs at the beginning of August. This is a major catalyst for the evolutionary changes that are required at this time. There’s a strong feminine push creating tension for the establishment and a movement towards a more natural law that is based on emotional understanding, sharing and caring and familial values. Mars is still in Cancer and harmonizing with both Chiron and Saturn. This could be a time of healing family rifts and bringing a more sympathetic ear to the table when it comes to monetary and business concerns. Jupiter square Saturn can portend a time of change through corporate/ business/military/government upheavals with manmade and natural disasters possible. Identification with the ego is strong and so too is the fiery unpredictable nature of Uranus as it supports the Leo Planets. FULL MOON 7 Aquarius 55 July 31, 2015 6:43 p.m.

The Full Moon at the end of the month will bring with it some clarity with regards to those key relationships in your life. There will be a significant thrust forward or at least ultimatum time when it comes to those financial issues and home or family responsibilities. You will probably be a little indignant and so too will the other parties. A bit of a Mexican stand-off could ensue as egos clash and everyone wants their share of the pie. This is the time to be yourself and to stand-up for what you believe in, with your own best interests at heart and a whole lot of self-love.

Friends, community, technology and groups are highlighted now and bring money making and personal and material acquisitions to the fore, but not without some tension. As you continue to nurture your career or vocation along you learn so much about your values. This is all going to pay off very soon when more involvement is required from you within those same community environments. The Full Moon swings into gear to balance your personal needs against those of the collective or group. As you recognize that what you claim for yourself you encourage in others and in turn bring out the individuality and awesomeness of each.

Your communication with brothers or sisters brings an emotional exchange that could reveal more about your relationship desires. The tension may also come from family members or within your living environment as you require a lot of recognition during this phase of your life. There could well be some hidden motives on your behalf or you could be unconsciously pushing others. This can work in your favor if you keep your higher aspirations in mind particularly around your work and career. By taking a broader view of things and keeping everyone in mind you will be able to both satisfy your own need for acknowledgment while recognizing the talents of others.

As you continue to elevate yourself through your caring actions you will soon see how this then moves through you in the role that you play in the World. Right now you are probably receiving quite a bit of acclaim for what you do although you may continue to harbor self-doubt or criticism. The healing then comes through your ability to love yourself and with that, have true caring, compassion and possibly empathy for others. Being gentle with yourself doesn’t come easy to you, as you are more of a driven type of person. Self-disciplined by all accounts is good, self-recrimination is totally unnecessary and only holds you back.

You will be highly stimulated on the communication front with these strong transits affecting the way you present yourself to the World and what you do within it. If you have a new marketing plan in mind this could be the time to do the work that is involved in getting it out there or at least up and running. The things that you platform now will influence the next seven years of your life and so it is probably a good idea that you think with longer term outcomes in mind. Taking a broader view of your life around the Full Moon will bring a more humanitarian slant to things.

I would think that you are feeling pretty optimistic at the moment, but there are always those slight and not so slight undercurrents of fear or pain that rise to the surface. Digging through the recesses of the psyche and emotional baggage is not always pleasant although once it is recognized and dealt with, brings more energy for you to access. There’s a round of transmutation coming that once experienced will set you on an entirely new path of discovery. The darkest moment is just before the dawn, so harness that faith, trust and optimism and carry yourself through these next two weeks with ease and grace.

Mars is pushing you to assert yourself and bring definition to your dreams and to act on them. The growth portal for you comes through your value system and there is no doubt that this is being activated as you start living your dreams. Perhaps there has been a whole other personality waiting in the wings ready to take the stage at this time of your life. New beginnings come with their birthing pains that may feel like stress and tension. The inspiration that you feel now will bring the much needed changes to your career and future plans. Release what needs to go around this Full Moon.

Your humanitarian values are highlighted as this Full Moon comes around and you soon see the next steps on this journey of transformation. You could be experiencing some confrontation with others and some of this may be very conscious and willingly undertaken. The stress that has been building now seeks release so that you can harness the potential of creative energy that will lead you into this next phase with solid ideas. There is a deep call for uniting with others to bring about recognition and acclaim for the benefit of all rather than a select few. You are becoming more and more comfortable with the uncertainty and unpredictability.

There’s a host of planets in your sign this birthday season and those with birthdays around the beginning of August will be set for a strong growth year. Those undertaking higher education or planning to travel will benefit the most and that goes for all Leo natives. Family or parental issues are still in process and emotional uncovering will continue into next fortnight. By then a whole new cycle begins and you will be ready to take flight and some of you, literally. You are developing a sense of self-esteem that supersedes that which you’ve known to date. More confidence brings new relationships and a deeper embrace of life.

The Full Moon in your sign and illuminating the need for a little self-nurture. So much is focused on the significant others at the moment, whether they be work or personal partnerships or relationships. A lot of nurture is going into your work or with work colleagues at the moment and it sets a good course for your career aspirations. Being acknowledged for whom you are and what you do may not come so easily for you as you tend to deflect acclaim to others. Your values are of a more sentimental nature and this will show clearly to others now unless they choose to feel threatened by you. Stop any competitiveness that arises around you.

For Sale; Clothes cabinet, 1 professional complete photographer system (Nikon all), 1 Sony TV quality camrecorder professional HD, 1,5 drawer filing cabiner. Many home things. 0812 3608 8589. Jimbaran. [034] For Sale; 1 metal cut off machines, 1 jigsaw pro type, many tools, much left over metal scraps bolts, washer nuts, all sizes, 2 tool boxes, 1 roll tool box, 5 electrical extention cords, big lamps. Contact 0812 3608 8589. Jimbaran. [035] Catch people in the act of doing something right. Most people fail in life because they major in minor things.

For Sale; Iglo tent for 3people 600.000rp. 0819 3300 1547. Sanur. [043] Everything must go, leaving Bali soon. Many bengkel tools and machines, all household items: TV, computer, beds, chairs, etc. Cheap price. Must sell soon. Buy one get one free. Contact 0812 3608 8589. Jimbaran. [023] For Sale; Retired pro photographer selling all pro equipment. All pro Nikon. 2 cameras, 5 lens, 16 filters, 3 pro HD flashes. Many extras. For serious buyer. Contact 0812 3608 8589. Jimbaran. [024] All glory comes from daring to begin.

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BA Feature Article Styling hair, styling lives Bali-based NPO Hairdressers Without Borders is making the world a more beautiful place in more ways than one By JFK Miller Combining her professional skills as a hairstylist, her l o v e o f p e r s o n a l beauty and a simple desire to make a difference, Bali resident Esther Nieremeijer established one of the most unique nonpro¿t organisations working to improve lives in Indonesia today: Hairdressers Without Borders. It’s a simple concept: Nieremeijer and her group of hairstylist volunteers go into villages and teach locals the art of hairdressing. The program empowers trainees with new skills which they can use to gain employment in a professional salon or simply to set up a home business themselves in the village. Nieremeijer founded Hairdressers Without Borders in 2011 and the organisation held its ¿rst training course in Indonesia last year. That program, held in Lombok, certi¿cated 18 new hairdressers. Finances permitting, Nieremeijer hopes to roll out a similar program in Bali later this year. Combined with Hairdressers Without Borders’ other educational programs across Asia the organisation has trained a total of 38 people. Nieremeijer’s passion for her work, her trainees and for life generally is genuine and infectious. She got the idea for Hairdressers Without Borders when she was backpacking around Asia a few years ago. “When I started to travel around Asia with my tools in my bag I noticed what a beautiful gift I could give to the people around me with just with a simple action,” says the 37-year-old. “From there the idea of Hairdressers Without Borders was born.” Nieremeijer, who is originally from Holland, moved to Bali with her partner in 2013. She poured her more than 21 years of hairdressing experience in Holland and Belgium into the Hairdressers Without Borders’ training program. The effects of the course have been life changing for the trainees, she says. “In most of the cases our students are young and married with kids. They’re busy being a mother and wife, so there’s not a lot of space for them to create their own future and live their own dreams. When they start the course they are shy and don’t know what to expect. Our goal is to give them the opportunity to learn a new profession, to motivate and inspire them, and unlock their own energy and creativity. “I see the trainees grow every day, they start to bloom, feel more con¿dent and get more self-esteem. For the ¿rst time they can feel that they’re more than a mother or wife, they can see a future and a way to earn their own money.” A chance meeting with Els Houttave, founder of the non-profit a s s o c i a t i o n Environment Without Boundaries, at a fundraising event in Belgium led to Hairdressers Without Borders’ ¿rst program in Indonesia. Environment Without Boundaries already had a program running in the village of Orong on Lombok where it is teaching villagers effective waste management in order to reduce their ecological footprint and improve their quality of life. Houttave convinced Nieremeijer of the importance of providing education to locals as a way to get out of the poverty trap and invited her to roll out Hairdressers Without Borders’ ¿rst Indonesian program in Orong. Orong is a small local village, nestled between Lombok’s capital Mataram and the tourist resort town of Senggigi, where people live on less than US$2 a day. Not working means no money; there is no social security net. Work is intermittent and poorly paid. Carrying big buckets of water on their head or

shoulders up the mountain will fetch a villager a mere Rp1,000.

if you want to spread your knowledge.”

Hairdressers Without Borders’ program has empowered its Lombok graduates in different ways. Nur, aged 30 and a mother of three children, started offering free haircuts to children from the local school as a way to promote herself. The giveaways were her way of advertising her new home business as a professional hairdresser in the village.

Alongside the Indonesian program, the organisation also runs training workshops in Cambodia and the Philippines, and is currently looking at other locations across Asia. In Cambodia the program runs in the tourist hub of Siam Reap, and in the Philippines it runs in Smokey Mountain, a large land¿ll in Manila with a squatter community estimated at 30,000. Hairdressers Without Borders has trained kids, both young and old, who would otherwise be scavenging for stuff to sell on the street.

Sri, 25 and the mother of one son, started to work after graduating from the program at a spa in Senggigi. She became so popular with clients that they started to ask speci¿cally for her. Maria, 31, is single. Nieremeijer says she is a natural talent who took to hairdressing intuitively and found her life’s passion. She has now given up her restaurant job for better-paid employment in one of Mataram’s high-end salons. Hairdressers Without Borders’ program attracts mainly female trainees, but males are welcome to join as well. There is no mandatory age limit; the youngest students are around 15 and the oldest was 55. “You are never too old to learn,” says Nieremeijer. The program varies depending on the location and is designed to work in with locals’ lives. In Lombok, for instance, trainees were divided into two groups – morning and afternoon – since it was not possible for all of the students to join a full-day class due to family commitments. Since this was the ¿rst course for Lombok, trainees started as absolute beginners. Training covered the basics of how to hold a pair of scissors and comb, how to give a proper head massage during the washing process and a step-by-step guide on how to cut long hairstyles. Every lesson took four hours with all working materials provided to the trainees for free. Students were required to bring along only one thing: a willing model. Hairdressers Without Borders’ course generally runs for a total of four weeks with certificates awarded at each level: week one – basic, week two – intermediate, week three – advanced, while week four specialises in men’s haircuts. Nieremeijer’s group has already visited Lombok twice and awarded two batches of certi¿cates. For most trainees this is the ¿rst formal educational certi¿cate they have ever received in their life so it is a big milestone for them and paves the way for a new beginning.

Hairdressers Without Borders is officially registered as a n o n p r o f i t organisation in A n t w e r p , Belgium, and is run entirely by unpaid staff. Overheads are kept as low as possible to optimise the use of raised funds for the training programs. Nieremeijer leads a skeleton crew consisting of her father who helps with the organisation’s administrative paperwork in Belgium, Fabio from Italy who helps with all the visual aspects, including the website, logo design, photos and video materials, and Evy in Belgium who organises fundraising events. Going forward, Hairdressers Without Borders is hoping to expand its fundraising capabilities and is currently looking for people who love to organise charity events. It also has a constant need for sponsors of hairdressing tools and hair care products and currently needs more translators, especially in the Indonesian language. Nieremeijer says that every program has different hairdresser volunteers from all around the world who ¿nd her through the organisation’s website (www.hwb-nonpro¿t.org). Hairdressers Without Borders is also on Facebook (handle: Hairdressers Without Borders Non-pro¿t Organisation) and Twitter (handle: HWB Nonpro¿t). Summing up, Nieremeijer says Hairdressers Without Borders is about three things: education, beauty and happiness. It’s that last part – happiness –where the pay off lies for Nieremeijer. “It makes me so happy to share my knowledge and to help others and to dedicate myself fulltime to this. We can give to the students, but what they give back… you can feel in every class this positive vibe of sharing, sharing of passion, pleasure and fun. “For me, the educational work we do through the program has taken my profession to a completely new level. We have such a beautiful gift in our hands. Hairdressing is already so social and we make people happy and beautiful every day. But you can make a big difference by sharing your skills with people in countries where they don’t have the ability to go to school and learn a profession. The impact you leave behind is life changing.”

Nieremeijer keeps the level of training high in order to equip students for paid professional employment in the real world. Training is not simply focused on technique, but also emphasises client relations, that is, paying attention to customer requests, and matching face shape with hairstyle type in order to make suggestions to clients who don’t know exactly what they want. In Lombok, the language of instruction was Indonesian, delivered with the help of translators to explain the more technical aspects. Nieremeijer is currently working on improving her Indonesian and speci¿cally took a language course last year to enable her to better conduct the program in the local language. When the Bali course is rolled out, the tuition will be conducted in Indonesian as well. Taking its queue from international aid organisations such as Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders) and Engineers Without Borders, Hairdressers Without Borders sees itself as unlimited by national boundaries and pitches in wherever it sees an opportunity to help. “There are so many ‘Without Borders’ organizations but not any ‘Hairdressers,’” says Nieremeijer. “There are no borders

Nieremeijer’s advice to anyone hesitating about getting involved with charity work is simple: “If you have the power to make someone happy in any way: Do it! The world needs more of that. Make a difference.”

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As I sat in a big comfy reclining chair inside the Bioresonance office I felt curious about this mysterious machine that some of my friends and clients had raved about. The idea that we can heal and balance our body and energy system through frequency made total sense to me, because everything is energy – our thoughts, the food we eat and even the clothes we wear all hold a vibrational frequency. As I pondered about all of this Ronny Suhadi, who is a certified Bioresonance therapist, walked through the door. His friendly demeanor allowed me to relax instantly. “How did you get interested in working with the Bioresonance machine?” I asked “When my son was one and a half months he developed a severe allergy to formula. He was always vomiting. Then we put him on breast milk and he became allergic to this as well. I wanted to find a way to help him and shortly afterwards I found the Bioresonance machine in Semarang where he received his first treatment. Then I found another one in Jakarta and he got treated again. Later, I decided to study in Singapore so I could learn how to operate the Bioresonance machine. I also learned different specialty subjects such as how to treat cancer, the spine, etc, which gave me the ability to treat a wide variety of conditions.” Bioresonance therapy was invented in 1977 in Germany by Franz Morell and his son-in-law, engineer Erich Rasche. Initially they marketed it as “MORA-Therapie”, for MOrell and RAsche. How is the therapy carried out? According to www.therapeuo.asia, “There are three basic components required for each therapy, namely the therapist, BICOM device, and the one receiving the therapy. Generally during a typical therapy, BICOM device will get the input frequency information from customer via the input electrode. The therapist will use the person’s resonance information to determine the type of therapy that is needed. The person receiving the therapy will be leaning or lying on an output modulation mat, where the electromagnetic frequency from the BICOM will be fed to the person. Every person has a unique resonance and frequency information and hence the therapy program required and time required for each program will vary.” The machine can easily detect if someone has a virus such as dengue, a fungus, harmful bacteria or parasites. Patients are treated by administering vibrational frequencies which alert the body and bring it back into balance.

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People with allergies may need up to five treatments, but it depends on the severity of the allergy. Ronny uses a metallic Tensor which diagnoses the patient for many types of ailments, degenerated cells, toxins and weaknesses in particular organs. He uses different programs for conditions such as: ulcers, thyroid, gastritis, celiac, etc. Each bottle has the frequency needed for each condition which is then sent to the patient via the machine. When I asked Ronny how accurate the Bioresonance machine was, he shared a story about how he tested his wife and found an anomaly in her uterus. Then they went to the doctor to get a blood test and the doctor laughed, because he didn’t believe it was possible to detect an anomaly by a frequency test. Her blood test came back negative, but her pap smear came out positive, validating the Bioresonance test results. This motivated Ronny to get

further training with the Bioresonance Cancer program so he could treat his wife. After just six treatments his wife was cancer free. I got to experience the Basic Therapy which involved collecting my saliva so that the machine could clear all the toxins in my system. I was given some metallic balls to hold during the treatment. I could sense the energy flowing through the balls into me which was quite interesting, because it felt very similar to the sensations I have felt during energy healings. Ronny said that my frequency indicated that I was exhausted which surprised me because I didn’t feel exhausted. The Basic Therapy needs to be done at the beginning of every treatment, so that the patient can receive the frequencies for treating his or her problem. For the second part of my therapy, Ronny rated my organs one by one with the Tensor. He specifically checked for my yin/yang which is the balance between feminine and masculine. He was surprised to find that I had only two imbalances: my hormones and my lumbar. He was surprised by the results, as he explained that it is rare that people have such good results. Most people he has tested have a lot more imbalances. I attribute my good bill of health to all the energy work that I both receive and give. Ronny said that the Bioresonance machine sends out the same kinds of frequencies that one experiences during healing, but the main difference is that the machine can send out a consistent frequency which doesn’t go up and down like one may experience in an energy healing session. Thus, one can surmise that the machine may be more effective than energy work, because it has the capacity to continuously transmit a particular frequency which targets a specific illness or imbalance in the body. The therapy takes approximately one hour and is quite relaxing. At the end, I was instructed to drink a bottle of water which had been energized by the bioresonance machine. I felt very relaxed after the treatment, but also quite dehydrated, so was grateful for the water. The next day I was in a very good mood and felt that the treatment did have a positive effect on my hormones, which was great. I will definitely return for a few more sessions with Ronny, because I believe that the Bioresonance machine really works. It amazes me that many of these machines have been banned from being used or imported into the USA. Luckily for those of us in Bali that Jakarta born Ronny has made his home in Bali. His clients fly in from Jakarta, Singapore, Australia and Japan for Bioresonance therapy. For more information about Bioresonance therapy please contact Ronny at: bioresonanz.bali@gmail.com or call: (0361) 723-193.

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Local News Mount Raung Eruption Causes Closure of Bali Airport Again Ash spewing from an Indonesian volcano closed Bali airport again on Sunday (13/7), just a day after it reopened. The closure caused fresh travel chaos for weary holidaymakers stranded on the holiday island.

airport on Java serving domestic routes was also closed, he said. Three other airports that were closed on Thursday, including the international airport on popular Lombok, east of Bali, are now open.

Mount Raung on the main island of Java has been erupting for weeks, and on Thursday a cloud of drifting ash forced the closure of Bali airport and four others during the peak holiday season.

Australian carriers Jetstar and Virgin said they were cancelling some flights to Bali on Sunday, while Indonesian flag carrier Garuda confirmed all its flights would be grounded until 4pm.

The airport at Bali, reopened on Saturday as the ash drifted away, allowing some passengers to board flights home and others to arrive.

The disruption comes as many Australians were heading home after spending the school break in Bali and as millions of Indonesian tourists were setting off on holiday ahead of the Muslim celebration of Eid next week.

But on Sunday morning, the transport ministry announced wind had once again pushed the cloud over the resort island and that the airport was being closed again until at least 4pm local time. “We will continue to monitor developments and decide if the closure will be extended later,” transport ministry spokesman JA Barata said. Many passengers were surprised when the new closure was announced. “Someone just said the airport was closed for at least six hours ... gotta be kidding,” tweeted one stranded tourist, Steve Dunthorne. “Standing in queue for check-in like a lemon. Staff look as confused as passengers,” he added. Indonesian passenger Dwi Anggoro had already checked in for his flight to the central Java city of Yogyakarta when the announcement was made. “Instead of going back, I’ll just stay here and wait for developments,” he told Metrotvnews.com website. Another

The closure has caused chaotic scenes at Bali’s Ngurah Rai airport, with thousands of stranded holidaymakers packing out the terminals, anxiously staring at the departure boards, and sitting and sleeping on the floor. Indonesian government volcanologist Gede Suantika said that Mount Raung continued erupting on Sunday, spewing ash up to 1,000 metres into the air. “Our observation this morning showed that the winds had pushed the ash in a south-easterly direction towards Bali again,” he added. Australia’s volcanic ash advisory centre said winds were expected to blow the ash cloud away from the airport overnight or on Monday. Authorities raised the alert status of Mount Raung, a 3,300-metre volcano, late last month to the second highest level after it began to spew lava and ash high into the air. (July 12th 2015)

Activists Say Awareness Key to Safer Child Adoptions as Debate Heats Up Child welfare activists have called for greater awareness and adherence to formal adoption laws, as public debate on the adoption of Indonesian children by foreign citizens continues in the wake of high-profile child abuse cases. “Regulations already exist. The law is in place. But what’s happening now is the regulation is not implemented,” said Samsul Ridwan, secretary general of the National Commission for Child Protection (Komnas Anak). “The lack of proper implementation leads to adoptions that ultimately harm children,” Samsul said on Wednesday (8/7). Samsul’s comments come in the wake of the tragic murder of an 8-year-old girl in Bali, whose death has sparked debate on child adoption policies. Engeline, who was adopted by an Indonesian woman and her American partner, was found dead in the backyard of her foster mother’s home in Denpasar, Bali, on June 8. According to a statement released by Social Services Minister Khofifah Indar Parawansa, Engeline’s adoptive parents had skipped official procedures for child adoption, bypassing legal channels for inter-country adoption. The process involves numerous requirements, including clauses mandating that prospective adoptive parents be residents of Indonesia for over two years, and married for a minimum of five years. Child adoption involving foreigners also requires paperwork from relevant foreign embassies, and final approval by an Indonesian court. The rigorousness of existing adoption laws means that radical change may not be necessary, argue child protection activists in response to recent calls to outright ban the adoption of Indonesian children by foreign citizens. “Indonesia already has regulations for the adoption of local children by foreign nationals,” Samsul said. “As long as we follow these regulations properly, I don’t think we’ll see foreign adoptions that end up harming children.”

Komnas Anak’s findings come in direct conflict with recent statements made by Asrorun Niam Soleh, head of the Commission of Children Protection (KPAI), who believes that Engeline’s case indicates the need for a ban on inter-country adoptions. In a statement delivered on June 30, Asrorun proposed a moratorium on the practice, stating that they should only be conducted as a last resort, “especially… by foreigners.” Asrorun further noted that adoptions by foreigners “hurt the country’s dignity,” as the national constitution places child welfare under the sole purview of the Indonesian government. However, child protection activists believe that halting legal adoption processes by foreigners could lead to greater complications. Rien Tjipto Winoto, head of the Sayap Ibu Foundation, believes that preventing foreigners from legally adopting Indonesian children could result in an increased number of illegal adoptions, as in the Engeline case. “If this one channel is closed, what are families going to do? If official inter-country adoption is halted, we will face issues where these activities come unaccountable, and no one can take responsibility.” “If this channel is shut, we won’t be able to control where adoptions happen. So when people say that inter-country adoption should banned, we cannot agree,” added Rien. Established in 1955, the Sayap Ibu Foundation is a non-profit organization that provides transnational adoption services, a responsibility granted by the Indonesian Ministry of Social Affairs. “We are already very aware of the risks of inter-country adoption, which is why regulations are so strict. They already work in accordance with government guidelines,” said Rien. “We must remain dutiful in following procedures if we wish to ensure child safety.” (July 7th 2015)

Terminal Shut Down at Jakarta Airport After Early Morning Blaze At least 56 flights suffered delays after a massive fire engulfed a lounge at an international flight terminal of Soekarno-Hatta International Airport outside Jakarta on Sunday (5/7) morning. The inferno reportedly lit up around 6 a.m. at the J.W. Sky Lounge at Terminal 2E at the main airport serving Indonesia’s capital. There were no reports of casualties in the fire, believed to have been triggered by an electrical short circuit in the lounge, but it did force passengers who had already checked in to evacuate to other terminals. The fire also forced airport officials to close down traffic in front of the terminal. Three firefighter trucks spent over two hours before they managed to extinguish the fire. As of Sunday at noon, national flag carrier Garuda Indonesia said it had been forced to delay at least 56 domestic and international flights because the fire caused a blackout across Terminal 2. (July 6th 2015) Police Seize 37 Green Turtles Bali Police have released 37 endangered green turtles after halting a smuggling attempt conducted by four people from Madura in East Java to Bali. The turtles were released on Thursday (9/7) at Segara Beach in Sanur, 11 of which were mature turtles and 26 were smaller-sized turtles. “We expect the authorities to cooperate with the officers from Balawista for monitoring that the turtles are safe,” said Bali Police Chief Inspector General Ronny Sompie. According to Sompie, a routine search conducted on Padanggalak Beach led to Police officers searching the suspect’s boat, which contained the endangered animals. The four suspects all originated from Madura. Officials believe the turtles were to be sold at the infamous animal market in Denpasar. Green turtles sell at prices ranging from Rp. 3 - 5 million on the illegal animal market. (July 10th 2015) Two Indonesian Pilots Pose Security Threat: Australian Authorities Australian authorities believe two Indonesian pilots radicalized by pro-Islamic State (IS) forces may pose an international security threat, according to a leaked intelligence report. The Australian Federal Police (AFP) operational intelligence report, titled “Identification of Indonesian pilots with possible extremist persuasions” and made available online by The Intercept on Thursday (9/7), said the AFP was alerted in March 2015 that two Indonesian pilots, Ridwan Agustin and Tommy Abu Alfatih, had posted information on social media that indicated support for IS. “Upon review of the content from both accounts it is assessed that these persons are likely being influenced by radical elements - at least from the online environment and, as a result, may pose a security threat,” Xinhua news agency quoted the report as saying. “Their access and knowledge of security and safety regimes provides the ability to attempt attacks as witnessed by past global events. It is noted that a recent edition of the Al Qaeda magazine Inspire actively encouraged attacks within the aviation environment.” Fairfax Media reported one of the pilots is believed to have traveled to Australia among his many destinations across the world. The second pilot, reportedly a former AirAsia Indonesia pilot, now claims to be living in the Islamic State stronghold of Raqqa in eastern Syria. The report was disseminated to global security agencies. (July 9th 2015) Rabies Cases Spread to 155 Villages in Bali The Head of the Department of Animal Husbandry and Health for Bali, Putu Sumantra, has announced on Monday (6/7) that canine rabies is now present in as many as 155 villages on the island. According to Sumantara, the outbreak of rabies in Bali is caused by the masses of “street dogs & strays” that are uncared for or abandoned by their owners. “We are trying to control this by mass vaccination however the huge number of these dogs makes this a difficult operation. We have had to resort to mass culling of dogs throughout the Island and as many as 5,000 dogs have already been culled so far,” he said. “Our dog population is estimated to be more than 500,000, this is way too many dogs for Bali. Ideally we should have only 200,000,” he said. “The majority of rabies cases are located in Karangasem, Buleleng and Bangli,” said Sumantra. (July 6th 2015)

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Two Jailed Over Bali Murder of Australian Robert Ellis Two men jailed for the murder of an Australian businessman in Bali have responded angrily after getting heavier sentences than the victim’s wealthy wife, who planned the hit. Adolf Malo Rangga and Martin Ngongo Bili have been sentenced to 15 years in jail for their parts in the murder of Robert Ellis, 60, in October last year. Noor Ellis, Ellis’ wife of 25 years, was last month jailed for 12 years for arranging five men to ambush her husband in their Sanur villa, and directing two maids to clean up the mess after his throat was slashed on the kitchen floor. Mr. Ellis’ family slammed the lenient sentence, which the prosecution will not appeal. Rangga hit back at the judges in Denpasar District Court on Monday, asking why they were punished more harshly. Chief Judge Ahmad Peten Sili said he “should be grateful. You killed a man. A planned killing should be punished with death,” he said. (July 6th 2015) Man Selling Rare Eagles via Facebook Arrested Police in Surabaya, a hotbed of wildlife trafficking, seized 16 eagles of various types from a trafficker who was using Facebook to connect with potential customers. A tip alerted the authorities to the trafficker. They used the internet to confirm his activities before moving to arrest him at his house in Surabaya’s Bubutan area. The changeable hawk-eagle (Nisaetus cirrhatus), white-bellied sea eagle (Haliaeetus leucogaster) and spotted kestrel (Falco moluccensis) were among the birds seized. “Some animals were packed in cardboard boxes and ready to be sent by courier to the customers,” police spokesman Argo Yuwono said. The police need residents to inform them about wildlife trafficking when they see it, according to Argo. “We have a cyber-crime unit, but we still hope for help from the community,” he said. The animals have been sent to East Java province’s Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA). The trafficker faces a maximum penalty of five years behind bars and a fine of Rp100m ($7,500). (July 8th 2015) Rupiah to be used for All Transactions in Indonesia Indonesia has made it mandatory for the rupiah to be used for all transactions in the country, from booking a hotel room to paying rent, in a move to shore up the currency. The rupiah is the second-worst performing currency in Asia this year after the Malaysian ringgit. Yesterday, it closed at 13,339 to the US dollar. Over the last few weeks, it has fallen to levels not seen since the financial crisis in August 1998. Those who flout the regulation can be fined at least 1 per cent of the value of the illegal transaction or up to 1 billion rupiah (S$100,000). There are exemptions, such as transactions related to the state Budget or international trade, the central bank said in a statement. Mr. Bill Sullivan, a Jakarta-based legal adviser to the mining as well as oil and gas sectors, said that while the day-to-day transactions could proceed smoothly, relying on a volatile currency may not give an accurate measure of performance for Indonesia-based executives of multinational corporations whose performance globally is ranked in US dollars. There is still some uncertainty over currencies to be used on e- commerce sites, but some observers say sites that sell Indonesian services such as hotel bookings but are not based in Indonesia can still charge in a foreign currency. Mr. Franky Sibarani, chief of the Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board, told The Straits Times that many investors raised concerns over the lack of clarity surrounding the exemptions. He said he would raise the matter with the central bank and see how to allow reasonable leeway. (July 1st 2015)

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SWIMMING NEWS 6th Butchers Club Bali Ocean Swim

Sunday July 5, 2015 saw the running of the 6th Bali Ocean Swim at the Bali Gardens Hotel on Kuta Beach. This year’s event was proudly sponsored by the Butcher’s Club, Seminyak. The Bali Ocean Swim is a premier fund raising event for the Bali Sports Foundation. The event raises money for BSF to fund their swimming programs for people with disabilities. Overall 104 swimmers registered to compete over 3 distances – 1.2K, 5K and the premier event 10k. The 1.2K had 4 categories – juniors (12-17yrs) Adult (18-35yrs) Masters (36-55 yrs) and Veterans (over 55), the 5K swim has 3 categories (Junior, Adult and Masters) and the 10K event was an open event. For the first time the Bali Ocean Swim saw 5 swimmers with disabilities – 4 blind and 1 deaf swimmer compete in the 1.2K swim. This year saw swimmers from Indonesia, Australia, USA, England, Malaysia, Singapore, UK and Japan who competed in excellent conditions under a clear blue sky. Once again Balawista Lifeguards were responsible for setting the course and providing the support and supervision for the swimmers throughout the event. This year saw two special trophies awarded in honour of two supporters of Bali Ocean Swim who tragically passed away within the past year. The Barry Beardman Trophy, sponsored by Bali Gardens Hotel was awarded to I Gusti Ngurah Sumadiana in recognition of his dedication and commitment and was presented to the winner by Sherri Beardman, Barry’s widow. The Seth Richardson Trophy, in honour of a past volunteer of BSF, was awarded to I Wayan Sudarta for good sportsmanship. For the second year running the first swimmer to finish the 10K swim was a female swimmer Jaime Bowler from Perth, Australia who narrowly beat last years winner Caitlyn James from Perth, Australia, across the finish line. The first male to finish the 10K event was Rohan John Hollick from Australia.Special mention needs to go to Bali expat sporting legend Greg “Hinchy” Hinchcliffe,AFL and rugby veteran,in his first ocean swim has taken out the gold in the 5km Masters divison. Organisers wish to thank Butchers Club Bali,BIMC,Bali Garden Resort,Boardwalk Restaurant and Balawista- Bali Life Guards for providing the safety marshals. CRICKET NEWS Hattens Wine Bali Cricket League In the Men’s Division 2 match on 4 July Denpasar batted first and amassed a formidable total of 5 for 177 off their allotted 20 overs with Edy Augustinus leading the way with 62. This total proved to be far too much for the young Gianyar

team who only managed 64 in reply. In the first of 2 Women’s matches on the same day Klungkung scored 7 for 48 which Badung easily reached in 7 overs without losing a wicket. In the second Women’s match Red Ants had a good win against Denpasar when they reached 3 for 51 in reply to their opponent’s score of 2 for 49. In the Men’s Division 1 match on 5 July there was a close battle between BSF Cricket Academy and Xclusive People, the 2 finalists in 2014. BSF bowled very well to have Xclusive People in trouble at 5 for 43 after 11 overs. BSF just managed to hold Xclusive People, whose tail wagged, to a losing total when they fell just short of a victory by 4 runs.

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PARALYMPIC SPORTS NEWS 3rd Bali ParaGames A record number of international teams will be participating in the 3rd Bali Para Games organized by Bali Sports Foundation, that will be held on from July 23 to August 2, with most of the events on Saturday 25th July and Sunday 26th July 2015 at Bali International School. Other events such as Shooting will be held at the Denpasar Shooting range in Tohpati, Para Sailing off Sanur Beach, Boccia and Disabled Lawn Bowls at Bali Sports Foundation sports Hall. Teams from Malaysia, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore and Australia will join in the following sports.

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Hannigan’s Islands The delightful Tim Hannigan, former Surabaya English language teacher and scribbler of note around the archipelago, has written another book: A Brief History of Indonesia. Published by Tuttle in Singapore, it will shortly be on the bookshelves everywhere. His earlier effort, Raffles and the British Invasion of Java, caused unseemly ripples on the otherwise imperturbable ponds of British historiography of Empire rendered in the paean style. It upset the teacups at the Hyacinth Bucket-style riparian delights in which some indulge while imagining themselves suffused with the sacred afterglow of the British imperium. Though a serious work (written in a lively, readable, style) Hannigan’s Raffles book was a giggle for those others among us who tend to the view that the man memorialized as the far-seeing founder of Singapore was rather more an insubordinate pirate than a self-effacing, objective servant of the Crown. Since pirates are somewhat in vogue in this context, it was good to hear that Hannigan introduced his new book to the audience at the Penzance Literary Festival at an illustrated talk on Jul. 11 entitled Sultans, Spices and Tsunamis. The Cornish port town has piratical connections extending far further back than Gilbert & Sullivan’s pop opera The Pirates of Penzance. He tells us he can’t make this year’s Ubud Writers and Readers Festival, which is a pity. He has an engagement in Mongolia. Well, no. It’s actually a wedding, though not his own. When we heard this we asked if the happy couple had yet chosen a suitable yurt. They live in an apartment in Ulan Bataar, as any sensible people would. The winters can be nippy. But we learned from Hannigan, who told us he had only relatively recently discovered this for himself, that a yurt is not a yurt at all. It is a ger, pronounced grrrr, surely an appropriate locution for Mongolians who find the foreign fixation with fictitious yurts tedious. Hannigan will be in Bali at next week for book chats at Biku in Seminyak (Jul. 25) and Bar Luna Ubud (Jul.28) and a book signing at Periplus at the airport on Jul. 30. We’ll catch up with him at both Biku – where we’ll also catch up with Asri Kerthayasa’s lovely cakes – and Bar Luna. We’ll pick up a copy of his latest tome too. And it would be nice to see him at UWRF 2016, if that can be arranged.

Smoke and Mirrors The dreadful Mail Online, doyen of the virtual tabloids in both its British and Australian versions, proved again with the eruption of Mt Raung in East Java that in some sections of the media fact is spelled “fict”, professionalism and the brain quality that goes with this are superfluous to corporate requirements, and that common sense flew out of the window long ago. Not to be coy about it, its operators are the media equivalents of garbage in the gutter. When atmospheric volcanic dust from the eruption caused a hazard to aviation, Ngurah Rai International Airport was closed. This was not only a sensible precaution but was also required under international civil aviation regulations. It caused dreadful inconvenience to many, including a number of Australians who in the tried and true and thoroughly infantile traditions of portions of that sheltered community, claimed that their singular problems demanded immediate special attention. The Mail Online, in both its vacuous versions, Brit and antipodean, got out its eggbeaters and presented a fanciful feast of fevered imagination that crossed the boundary into parody. Alongside breathless quotes from the suitably aggrieved (those who plainly had no thought for the technical and safety reasons behind their inconvenience) it ran vision and still photographs from the eruption of Mt Merapi last year, which did indeed blanket Surabaya airport in East Java with a layer of volcanic ash. It passed these off by inference and directly as current images from Bali. It was a disgraceful and depressing display of juvenility. Volcanic eruptions are commonplace in Indonesia. Disruptions of all kinds naturally follow. We have to live with those. Fortunately we can afford to ignore the Mail Online.

and has been organized by Chief Diva Christina Iskandar, it is plainly a do that has more going for it than most. Thus an evening soirée of Greek delights and selected beverages presented by George, Sam and Paul at Slippery Stone’s new Venus Lounge seemed to be invitation we should not refuse. We didn’t make it to the show after all, though. Sadly some god or other – it may have been Hephaestus, the Greek original from whom the Romans conjured Vulcan – had other ideas and something intervened to prevent our attendance. That was a pity, because George, Sam and Paul – and no doubt Christina – wanted us to help bless their new lounge. We’ll drop in sometime. Venus might be in attendance. Old Hep is her hubby, after all, and he may be around these parts for a while.

Barking Again It’s really not clear why any celebratory noises should be made over the claim by Bali’s animal husbandry authority that more than 5000 dogs have been eliminated. Given the methodology, which is to send death squads into villages and communities and kill any dogs found in the open, vaccinated and sterilized dogs will have been eliminated too, in a further assault – most likely fatal – on vital herd immunity to rabies and reduction in numbers through humane methods.

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The head of animal husbandry, Putu Sumantra, says these measures to control and reduce rabies are necessary because the disease is a threat not only to Balinese communities but also to tourist areas. It certainly is, of course, but infection rates vary and are highest in places distant from the south where most of the tourists are. He has a point when he notes that tourists travel within Bali, but frankly that’s not the issue. The Bali government needs to reduce rabies as a threat to the Balinese. They are the people most at risk of being bitten by a suspect dog and then finding there’s little or no supply of essential post-exposure anti-rabies vaccine. It’s not going to achieve this objective in the environment it has created, by failing to maintain the staged rabies reduction program it signed up to in 2010, or blindly ignoring all the data that shows a vaccinated screen of immune dogs prevents human infections and with sterilization programs helps humanely reduce numbers. An incident at Padang Bai recently shows how badly offmessage the government has been. A dog there became suddenly enraged and ran around bit four people and tried to bite others. Hello, you might think: here is a dog showing classic signs of rabies infection. We had better catch it (and kill it if necessary) so that it can be taken to the authorities for laboratory testing. This is not what occurred. Instead an informal posse formed that chased down the dog, beat it to death, and threw its carcass into the sea. Among the posse were police (a policeman had been bitten by the dog) who you would think might think they should deliver the carcass to the authorities. Rabies is hardly a new phenomenon in Bali after all. It’s been here and spread widely since 2008. Human deaths from the disease are sharply up this year. The death squads may also be running into trouble. The authorities say they are killing dogs in response to community pressure. There is evidence of growing resistance among Balinese to this policy, along with increased interest in looking after dogs they own or care for in the informal way that is done here. What sometimes seems to be overlooked by the authorities, who are clearly concerned about Bali’s image as a safe place, is that everyone – even the government’s critics on this issue – is seeking the same solution: a Bali that is free of rabies.

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Best Japanese food supplement, looking for agent for Bali area. Contact 081 2394 8595. [418] Looking for SPG/Shop Manager in Seminyak. Good English and selling skills. Send CV to <thbali@hotmail. com>. [931] Sales Consultant Wanted in Bali. Home Based. Must have excellent written and spoken English. Sales experience a bonus - full training provided. Very generous remuneration. Send resume to <careers@ aberdeenhouse.com. au>. [387] Leapforce is looking for highly educated individuals for an exciting work from home opportunity. Applicants must be self motivated and internet savvy. This is an opportunity to evaluate and improve the results for one of the world’s largest internet search engine companies. Please apply online at: <https://www. leapforceathome.com/qrp/ public/job/44>. [408] Kindergarten (TK) in Tampaksiring is looking for Indonesian qualified Teacher, proficient English. Not Motivated by money but by children education and learning. Send your CV + picture to <adedvi@free. fr>. [414] Dicari Accounting wanita dan HRD pria, Berwibawa. <gustimurdianta@gmail. com>. [434] Gili Water Sport, Gili Trawangan Search staff qualified, Captain 1 speed boat, jetski 1 instructor and 1 girl with good English for hospitality and cashier. good salary, housed, fed, please call 081 238 518 497. [435]

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Luxury Villa in Umalas looking for Staff - Engineer, Gardener, Security & Pembantu. English speaking. Call 0813 5306 7805. [436] Trendy restaurant in Kuta Lombok looking immediately for 12 employees: Creative young Chef, 2 Pizzamakers, 6 Cooks, 4 Waiters, 2 Baristas. Good English. Call: 0819 9911 3026 email: <tbouhil@gmail.com>. [437]

Junior Admin Person Required for B2B Education Company to Input Data. Fluent English with Happy Personality. Working Monday-Thursday 5pm 10pm. Salary Negotiable, depending on Energy and Enthusiasm. Email: Andy, <elookers@gmail. com> . [439] Daycare in Kerobokan is looking for: Teacher, Asst, Nanny, Cook: English language is a must. Contact: 0819 3629 1040 CV: <assistme01@gmail. com>. [440] Marketing Administrator required. Duties to include website updating, editorial research. Support to Marketing Team. Junior position with potential must have ability to multi task and attention to detail. Experience with Wordpress, Salesforce and Photo editing software a plus but not required. Fluent English a must. Please email : <marie@lightfoottravel. com>. [441] Sardine Restaurant is Looking For Female Pastry Cook, Female Cook, Hostess and Waitress. Must Speak English. Telp 733617, Jl. Petitenget 21. Mail <sardine@sardinebali. com>. [442] Jenja Restaurant & Club, Seminyak-Bali. Looking For: Waiter/ Waitress, Kasir (Raptor). Cp: <pram@ jenjabali.com>. [443] Looking for staff “Pitaya Frozen Yoghurt” Legian, Seminyak. contact 0813 3787 4613, 0877 6186 2649, <aosbali@gmail.com>. [444] Bodyworks Spa in Petitenget is looking for a male Western Hairdresser with minimum three years experience. Please send CV to <info@bodyworksbali. com>. [445] Seeking fantastic Host/PR applicants for high profile Seminyak restaurant. <Info@grainespresso. com> or SMS 0819 1617 8599. [446] Mirah Property is hiring : 1) Motivated Sales Executive for development projects in Nusa Dua, Canggu, Banyuwangi. Intelligence, style, good attitude, integrity, people skills are necessary. 2) Junior Webdesigner, start ASAP. Fresh graduates are welcome. CV+Pic : <jobs@mirahbali. property>. Interesting salary+bonus. [447]

Urgently seeking for OPERATIONAL AND MARKETING MANAGER For multinational smoothie bar and restaurants. Solid education and professional background with min 3 years’ experience in the same position, highly motivated, experience working with deadline, fluent in English. Please send resume to: info.hrd@putribintanggroup.com

Urgently seeking for OPERATION MANAGER, SUPERVISOR, and NAIL THERAPIST For Luxury Nail Salon in Seminyak. Manager with solid education and professional background with min 3 years’ experience in the same position, highly motivated, fluent in English. Nail therapist with prior experience in basic mani/pedi, gel polish, nail extension and waxing is preferred. Please send resume to info.hrd@putribintanggroup.com Please state the position you are applying. NC/Es/22 July 15

A school in Bali is now looking for: • Principal and Teachers for KG • English Teacher for Primary • E.M, French, Mandarin, Computer and Bahasa Indonesia Teacher for Primary (Expat / Local) • Business Study • Doctor • Maintenance for the school Please send CV/ resume and a recent photo to: ahimsa.kadek@hotmail.com NC/Es/8 July 15

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Employment

22 July - 05 August, 2015

Hotel Tugu Bali

LOOKING FOR STAFF

Our gemstones & jewelry

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LOOKING FOR WORK

company urgently needed

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Accountant

is looking for:

• RECEPTIONIST: must speak fluent English; possess charming personality, strong organizational and multitasking skills. Computer savvy.

• FB COORDINATOR: hands on, strong leadership skills, ample background in food and beverage organization & cost control. Computer savvy. Must understand fine international cuisine and wines. • SECRETARY: fluent English, charming personality, strong organizational and multitasking skills. Computer savvy. • JAPANESE COOK & PASTRY COOK: fast learner, creative, organized, experience in Japanese cuisine preferable. • SECURITY STAFF: alert, honest, highly disciplined, and good knowledge of self defense. • MAINTENANCE STAFF: must possess electrical, electronics, AC and internet problem solving skills Please send CV with recent photo to: bali@tuguhotels.com NC/Es/22 July 15

Manager, live in option wanted for Tabanan villas. English speaking, responsible, good references. Email: <balikembangdesavillas@ gmail.com>. [448] Chefs/Cooks needed for Lacalaca Restaurant Seminyak & Canggu. <lacalaca.bali@gmail.com> 0812 3632 4775. [449] Waitress and Bar Staff Lacalaca Restaurant Seminyak. <lacalaca.bali@ gmail.com> 0812 3632 4775. [450] Looking for an experienced Restaurant Manager in Ubud area. Excellence in English and interpersonal skill. CV: <seedlingconsulting@gmail. com>. [451] Shop Assistant, good English, organised, enthusiastic. Salary plus bonus, fabulous shop Canggu. Phone 0821 4656 8322. [452] Office Admin: must have 2 years experience, strong English, highly organised, computer savvy, basic accounting a bonus. Please email CV to <info@ pickdigitalagency.com>. [456]

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I am looking for part-time job as data entry, personal assistant job. Speaking and written English. Have internet connection. Please email: <flowsbloom@yahoo. com> or SMS only 081 2381 5292. [818] Certified Chef, Swiss degree in Hotel - and Tourism Management, 8+ years of experience in Operations, Sales & Marketing, Business Development, Exhibition and Event management in various industries world wide looking for a new challenge in any field. <marc_hirte@ hotmail.com>. [438]

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Delicious International Dishes (Indonesian Language Version available at www.baliadvertiser.biz) By Ayu Spicy

An award-winning luxury resort located in Sumba Island invites suitably qualified applicants for the following posts

• Human Resources Manager (Sumba)

Just back from Sicily where the food is divine, the wine heavenly, and the people f r i e n d l y . Caponata is Sicilian comfort food and every region boasts it has the best. I had one with potatoes, one with no olives, and this one with celery. This is my current favorite Caponata, inspired by the bilingual cookbook Sicilia in Cucina.

- 1 Tbl. honey - 1 1/2 Tbl. red wine vinegar

Directions:

Excellent communication skills

- 5 Asian eggplants, unpeeled and cut roughly into 3 cm by 1.5 cm long pieces - 4 Tbl. olive oil

- 10 olives pitted and cut into quarters or halves - 2 Tbl. capers - 1/4 cup toasted almonds or pine nuts (you can use cashews) - 1/2 cup raisins - salt and pepper to taste

Background in training Strong leadership, managerial skill & good personality

Toss the eggplant pieces in 1 Tbl. olive oil. Heat a large pan and fry them, turning with tongs to brown each side adding a little bit more oil if needed. When these are cooked remove from the pan and set aside.

When this is done add the browned eggplant pieces, olives, capers, nuts, raisins, salt and pepper, the honey and red wine vinegar. Cook until almost dry and well browned. Remove from the heat and let it stand for at least 30 minutes before garnishing with the basil leaves and serving.

- 1 yellow onion, finely chopped - 2/3 cup celery, cut across the stalk into crescents - 3 carrots, finely chopped - 2/3 cup Savory Tomato Sauce without capers (or your favorite tomato sauce) - http://www.baliadvertiser.biz/ articles/food_glorious/2008/savory.html - 1/4 cup white wine or water - 1 1/2 handful of basil leaves, torn in half.

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Serves 4 Ingredients:

hotel/group resort

- a few basil leaves for garnish

Add the remaining tablespoon of olive oil to the pan and heat. Add the chopped onion and stir fry until soft. Add the carrots and celery and slowly cook until the mixture is a delicious brown. Now add the tomato sauce and wine and stir well. Add the basil and after a good stir let it cook for 10 minutes.

Caponata Siracusa

2 years experience as HRM or Assistant HRM within a 5 star luxury

This is great the next day or two and just needs to come to room temperature. Buon Appetito!

• Sous Chef (Sumba), Extensive knowledge of Japanese Cuisine & ingredients (Must) Previous experience as sous chef or extensive experience as CDP Able to work the line and expedite tickets/order at the same time Work cleanly & efficiently Strong Leadership Able to maintain high level of hygiene and conduct training Minimum 2 years experience in luxury establishment or Japanese Restaurant

• Assistant Chief Engineer (Sumba), Strong leadership, broad knowledge of vehicles and their maintenance Knowledgeable and able to fix marine motorized machines, Air Conditioner, Kitchen & Laundry equipment and also car / vehicles. Understand the electrical and mechanical work

• Boat House or Activities Manager (Sumba) 2 years experience working in Indonesia Organized, highly motivated, analytical, methodical and creative Strong leadership, managerial & problem solving skill Understanding of Marine Assets & Activities Excellent customer service & communication skills Ability to work with a dynamic team Ability to do training and coaching

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Community Groups

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green-books.org We are a non-profit organization on a mission to bring books and knowledge about environment to every child in Indonesia. We organize environmental awareness events, games and activities, publish printed/audio-visual materials and, above all, establish children’s community libraries/eco-centers and distribute up-to-date children’s books about nature in Bahasa Indonesia. What we hope to achieve from our eco-literacy projects is for the children to FALL IN LOVE WITH THE EARTH so they will protect it, not destroy it. We’d be happy to have you on board as our ambassadors, partners, donors, or candidates for library managers! Learn more about us and drop us a line Falun Dafa FREE Practice & Meditation at <green-books.org> | <info@green-books.org> | <facebook. Held regularly every Sunday at 4pm to 6pm on Hard Rock com/green.books.org> | IG: @greenbooks_org. Hotel beach - Kuta. Come and start enjoying the marvellous Greendrinks benefits of this righteous cultivation practised by more than 100 million people worldwide. Jaya Waterman, Nusa Dua-Bali Greendrinks is an international network of people who are interested in all things green and is open to every one. We <jaya_waterman@hotmail.com> or 081 819 5318. can make new friends or catch up with old ones, learn how others see things or do things, create new ideas. Saying “Are Free Book Swap Ubud you green?” will ensure a warm welcome. Green Drinks has First Saturday of each month. Starts at 10am at Bayu’s more than 494 chapters worldwide. No membership fees. Kitchen, Penestanan. Ubud. Bring your books and swap Everyone is welcome. Fun is compulsory so invite your friends. with others. No charge book swap. Ring 081337541445 for Come and share your green thinking with other like minded more information. people and make it happen in Bali. Every first Monday of the month, 6.00pm @Manik Organik, Jl. Danau Tamblingan 85, Sanur, 0361-855 3380, <info@manikorganikbali.com>, Gallery Kupu - Kupu Located in Ubud on the corner of Jalan Raya and Jalan <www.manikorganikbali.com>. Hanoman, just in front of the BPD Bank, selling handicrafts Gili Carriage Horse Support Network made by disabled young artists, this project helps disabled We work to raise awareness about the abuse & suffering of artists to have their own income so they can support their the horses on the Gili Islands. To petition local government families, be more independent and have more confidence. for protection & change. We work together with Gili Eco Trust Please come and help us to help them! by helping to find Volunteers, Vets & Farriers to help with regular clinics on the islands. We help to raise donations for Gateway Community Church - Sanur medicine & other items needed for the horses well being. If Gathering at Patrisia Hotel, every Sunday Morning at 10am. you would like to volunteer or help out in anyway you can find Address: Jalan Bypas Ngurah Rai no 35, Sanur, Denpasar us on Facebook or email <gilicarriagehorse@yahoo.com>. Selatan 80227. Phone: Pst. Nori +62-821-4423-6133, Pst. Hare Krisna Shelley +62-896-8159-4691, Chris +62-856-3711-093 Hare Krishna (International Society for Krishna Consciousness (bahasa). Email: <office_gcc@yahoo.com>; or <the_iron/ Sampradaya Kesadaran Krishna Indonesia). Jl. Tukad Balian man@hotmail.com>.

Falun Dafa (Falun Gong) Exercises Please come and join us for free: Exercise and meditation Falun Dafa, a powerful ancient practice to improve body, mind, spirit, and development of xinxing (heart-mind nature). Every Wednesday, Friday, Saturday at 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 pm, on Sunday at 5:30am.-7am at East Terrace Niti Mandala Renon Field. More information call Mr. Keyar, Hp. 0812 360 7149, Mr. Agung Eka, ph. 0361-228974, Mrs. Etty Andy, ph. 0361-722629. Other places for exercise are Puputan Badung Field Denpasar, Garuda Wisnu Kencana, Jimbaran.

108X, Denpasar. More information: <visit.iskconbali.com> and <iskcon.or.id>. Hashing in Bali The best way of seeing the real Bali. Hash runs are held every Saturday, Monday and Thursday at 4:30. Hash sheets with maps and contact details are available at The Cat and Fiddle Restaurant and Mercy Photo in Sanur, Glory Restaurant and Bali Video in Kuta, Lips Bar in Seminyak and Naughty Nuri’s Warung in Ubud. Check out the website <www.balihash.com> for the latest hash news. Indian Cultural Centre (ICC) – Renon, Denpasar Free Classes every Monday and Tuesday from 7 pm to 8 pm for learning Hindi language. All are welcome to join. Classes for Sanskrit, Ayurveda and Yoga as well. To register/further enquiries, contact Mutiara 0361-241 978 or 0819 3867 9999. Indonesian Philatelist Association We invite all stamp collectors and coin & bank note collectors to join Monthly Philately & Numismatic Bourse. At Denpasar Post Office every month at second week on Sunday start 9.30 am. The activities are bourse, auction and some times philatelist coaching and mini exhibition. Contact Mr. Ngurah Surya 081 755 4032 or email : <suryastampsbali@hotmail. com>. International Christian Worship Service - Renon English language. Every Sunday evening at 6 pm Jl. Raya Puputan No. F16 (GBII) next door to Lila Travel. Sponsored by the Indonesian Independent Baptist Church, For further information please call Mr. John 0813 3814 8406. International Humanity Foundation IHF is a grassroots, all volunteer organization, with no central office. In Indonesia, we have four education centers in Bali (Kampung Buitan Desa Manggis), Jakarta, Medan and Banda Aceh. All Indonesia centers hold English, Math and Computer classes for disadvantaged children aged 6-17, to supplement the limited Indonesian public education system. We also have children’s homes in Thailand and Kenya which provide basic needs such as a home, food, and access to education. Website: <www.ihfonline.org>.

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

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For sale land rice field view, 2 Hectare, 25 juta/are. Location 6km north of Bajra station. 0852 3714 4456. [7916]

Villa for rent, 3 bedroom, garage furnished, garden pool, large western style famliy house, quiet and secure, large tv, laundry, no through road so no traffic, wide street, $1500 p month, pay monthly no stress, owner in same street so maintenance problems, we fix any problems, very safe area and attractive house, 2 to choose from. Also huge 4 bedroom from $2500 week, ocean views. <craigdonaldmcleod@yahoo.com>, 0813 3733 8339, 081 1399 0168. Airport/Kuta 10 minute, Seminyak 25 minute. [9993]

Villa Fiona, location location location, central Seminyak, 3 air-conditioning bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, living, dining, western standard kitchen, garage, internet, fully furnished, 30 years leasehold, 700.000 usd, near Grocer & Grind Seminyak.

Dikontrakan tanah 4,5 are. Lokasi Tabanan Tanah Lot. Cocok untuk villa development. Call 0813 3761 8511 / 0819 1619 8031. [9447] House with land for sale. Located in Jl. Gunung Agung 88 Tabanan. Land 900m2, building 77m2. Hak Milik certificate. Price Rp. 5,5 Billion (nego). Contact 0852 2212 0341. [9707]

Jl. Puri Kesambi 25, Kerobokan www.superiorpropertybali.co | superiorproperty2006@hotmail.com mobile: 081233654862, 081239177277 C/Re/I-08 July 15

Land for sale in Kerambitan Near Kelating Beach/Alila Soory Area. Great opportunity for long term investment or immediate development. Located on the main road around 200 M from The Beach. Free Hold and already Aspek. LS 15 Are. Contact 081337016123. [9827]

Stunning 3 bedroom villa/house, garage, furnished in good western style, secure, large open plan lounge, flat screen tv, modern western kitchen, sound system, cable tv. All aircon, balconies, no through road so no traffic going past, in quiet area with lots of greenery around, rooftop entertain area. Bargain $350,000. <craigdonaldmcleod@ yahoo.com>, 0813 3733 8339, 081 1399 0168. [9994]

Private sale, Kedungu area, Tabanan, beautiful freeholdvilla 200sm. Seaview on 14 are land in the middle of ricefields, pool 9x4 m + gazebo. Big livingroom, open kitchen and 2 sleepingrooms with bathrooms. One guest-room with toilet, laundry-room. Furnished! Top and safe location. 3 Carpark. U$ 660â&#x20AC;&#x2122;000.- HP 081 33821 4271. [0017]

A new 2 bedroom house with small garden and an apartment for 2+2 people, walking distance to the beach, short-term or long-term. Land for sale or rent also available. 0821 4552 2200 or <balifamily2000@yahoo.de>. [0008]

60 Are Freehold Land For Sale, Tegal Mengkeb, 500 meters from the ocean, tourism zoning, close to new jalan toll road. Below Market Value IDR 60 Million/Are or total US$280,000. Tel/SMS/Whatsapp 08786 285 1088 BBM BSP888. [9893]

Villa for sale 3 unit Taman Mumbul 2.5 Are, build 140sqm, 2 floor, each certificate, sharing pool/carpark. Great location. Call 0813 3767 5273. [0010]

100 Are Freehold Land For Sale in Soka, elevated land with spectacular impossible to block ocean and sunset views, 1.7 KM from the ocean, tourism zoning. Under market value IDR 35 Million/Are or total US$270,000. Tel/ SMS/Whatsapp 08786 285 1088 BBM BSP888. [9894]

For Sale: 3 bedroom 3 bath, swimming pool, 2 car garage, 1 km from beach, toll road, Golf and shopping. Free hold, direct owner 081 756 7630 / 081 735 0877. [9782] NC/Re/G-22 July 15

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Real Estate

Bali Advertiser

22 July - 05 August, 2015

VILLA FOR YOGA RETREAT

FOR SALE: SURF CAMP 15 minutes to Keramas Beach. Gianyar, Bali. Freehold 15.65 are. 8 accommodation + AC + shower with hot water. Big swimming pool. Garden. Dining room. Entertainment room downstairs.

Price Euro 600,000 (nego) Contact owner: +62 81 2381 3249

OTHERS Land for sale. Size 1,3 Are, price 550 million nego. Located in Jalan Raya Sempidi, south of Badung goverment office. Please contact 0813 5320 9800 / 0813 3810 7799. Pin BB 51E9324D. [9525] Sumba. Land for sale. 5-10-50-100 HA on the beachfront. Surf spot. Freehold. Price for the first client. 1HA- 40,000$. Offer is limited. +62 821 4408 7181, <www.sumba-realty. com>. [9960] Good investment opportunity. Land for sale in Negara (west Bali). Small or big plots. Starting price Rp. 15 million/ are. Road access. Please call/SMS 081 2368 6123 (Indonesian) or 081 2389 5551 (English speaking). [9663] Lovina ˆ ocean view hillside villa. 3BR villa, 10 meter pool on 1,500 M2. Spacious, well designed & landscaped with cool breezes & lovely sunset views. <LovinaHouse@ yahoo.com> or Facebook: Lovina House. [0015]

For sale Hotel P.T. Sunia Loka Pemuteran North-West Bali 7 bungalows with their own bathroom and one villa with two rooms, private kitchen/dinner, two bathrooms. Dinner area with kitchen and a 7x16 meters swimming pool. A 50 are property at only 300 meter from the beach and 500 meters from Pemuteran center. Garden is amazing and you can enjoy a beautiful mountain view from anywhere on the property. Business is operational for the last two years. Lease left on the land is for 21 years. Starting price is 420.000 euros.

Email: yanisc@rocketmail.com www.sunialoka.com

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1 MAIN VILLA + 2 PREMIUM WOODEN VILLAS: Total living area: 250m² Bedrooms & bathrooms : 4 Fully furnished Swimming pool Parking : 200m² Contact : http://www.alamtamanvilla.com/en-gb/ alamtamanvilla@gmail.com SMS or call Laurent : 081 33733 2091

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Real Estate

Bali Advertiser

22 July - 05 August, 2015

UBUD

SEMINYAK

Land for sale 2,5 Hectare, Tegalalang, river view, good

House for rent Seminyak Jalan Dhyana Pura. Only 4

price. Rp. 60 jt/are. Contact owner 0819 9931 9222. [7915]

minutes walk to the beach. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, fully furnished, well, 4400W, AC, hot water, TV sat, price Rp. 110 milion/year. Contact Laurent 0813 3753 3274. [0011]

For sale; Suites apartment in Ubud. Fully furnished, fully serviced, high quality building, public pool, kids pool, restaurant & spa, front desk 24 hours, price US$50,000 for

2 luxury villas in Oberio. Both 1 minute walk from Red

28 years lease. Contact +62 813 3843 1680, <masdana81@

Carpet Bar. One 2x2 Bed Villa ( $45, 000 per year revenue)

gmail.com>. [9955]

and One 3x3 villa (over $80,000 USD per year revenue), fully furnished, large pool, Wifi, aircons, cable, and full

New house for rent located in Jl. Gabrig Sunari, Jl. Raya

staffed. excellent condition and rated 5/5 on TripAdvisor.

Sanggingan, Ubud. Balinese style with swimming pool,

Great property investment or second home. 6 month or

2AC, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, water heater, garden,

yearly rental only. Call Ketut 0819 1619 7310 or <sales@

garage, 5 are land. Please contact 081 734 2002. [9777]

pwisecapital.com>. [0018]

Shop for Rent on Monkey Forest Rd. - Ubud, (opposite

Urgent. 2 years shop over contract at Jl. Raya Seminyak

Kopi Bali Cafe). 3 x 13 m with private toilet. 0822 3775

no. 58. 160 mill/year nego. HP. 0812 3705 2317, 0818

8481. [0016]

0566 5019. [9953] C/Re/G-24 June 15

NC/Re/G-22 July 15

SEMINYAK - 821

SEMINYAK - 882

1ewly built and furnished creating a bright modern clean villa 6wimming pool with sundecN area , tropical plants and gazebo Located in the centre of 6eminyaN, minutes from bars / beach Established rental returns maNe it a great investment property Price IDR 3,500,000,000 Land Area 220 sqm Ownership Leasehold 19 yrs Build Area 186 sqm

7hree bedroom pool villa, mi[ modern/traditional design Open living spaces overlooNing the swimming pool/garden :alN to the beach, stroll to shops, restaurants nightlife Perfect property as holiday rental villa or lifestyle investment Price IDR 3,957,000,000 Land Area 210 sqm Ownership Leasehold 26 yrs Build Area 140 sqm

LEGIAN - 1005

UMALAS - 823

Beautiful combination of Balinese and modern holiday villa +uge open plan living/ dining area, perfect for entertaining 8nbelievable tranquil oasis of calm in the centre of Legian *reat returns, perfect location and number 1 on tripadvisor Land Area Build Area

400 sqm 217 sqm

CANGGU - 963

Price IDR 5,300,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 20 yrs

7ropical design property with a generous layout in a quiet area 7hree Ning size bedrooms with en suite bathrooms built in robes Large living and dining area overlooNing the pool/garden Fantastic value property in a residential area, motivated seller Land Area Build Area

470 sqm 300 sqm

Price IDR 2,200,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 21 yrs

Beautiful mi[ of modern and Balinese design over two Àoors 7hree spacious bedrooms all with stylish ensuite bathrooms Located in a quiet, secure comple[ a short drive to 6eminyaN Best priced freehold 3 bedroom villa in area, must be viewed Land Area Build Area

400 sqm 207 sqm

BERAWA - 1035

Price IDR 5,400,000,000 Ownership Freehold

Cottage style villa in a residential comple[, minutes¶ walN to beach Open plan living dining, separate walN in Nitchen, timber cabinets 0arble timber Àoors through, plunge bacNyard, parNing space Ideal entry level beachside property, coveted location, well priced Land Area Build Area

210 sqm 160 sqm

Price IDR 3,350,000,000 Ownership Freehold

LEGIAN - 1034

6pacious open plan designer interiors with a modern feel Private side terrace for dining and its own outdoor -acuzzi Located on the famous double 6 beach with its sand surf 0inutes walN to some of Bali¶s best cafes, shops and nightlife Price IDR 2,100,000,000 Build Area 67 sqm Ownership Leasehold 31 yrs

UMALAS - 1002

6pacious two bedroom freehold villa in a secure comple[ +uge master bedroom, walN in closets with designer ensuites Beautifully furnished and decorated to the highest standards <ou will love this well priced family home or investment villa Land Area Build Area

227 sqm 200 sqm

Price IDR 4,700,000,000 Ownership Freehold

JIMBARAN - 996

Elegant modern 4 bedroom residence, -imbaran Bay ocean views Elevated main Àoor houses bright open plan living spaces 0ezzanine modern European Nitchen casual dinner area 7wo car garage, paved access via a public road, storage Land Area Build Area

550 sqm 580 sqm

Price IDR 6,000,000,000 Ownership Freehold

LAND SEMINYAK - 872 BATU BELIG - 920 PERERENAN - 988 PETITENGET - 873 JIMBARAN - 955 KETEWEL - 759

SANUR - 1037

0odern contemporary 2 bedroom home, coveted beachside 6anur Comfortable open plan living spaces that can be closed off A/C 6old fully furnished quiet private, with the beach a short distance Attractive entry level property as holiday home / primary residence Land Area Build Area

230 sqm 110 sqm

Price From IDR 2,599,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 29 yrs

SANUR - 956

Delightful three bedroom freehold villa in 6anur¶s best location 9ery quiet private, minutes¶ walN to shops, restaurants beach Open plan living, dining Nitchen that can be closed off Don¶t miss out unique 6anur freehold offering at a great price Land Area Build Area

300 sqm 230 sqm

Price IDR 6,000,000,000 Ownership Freehold

CANGGU - 1036 BALIAN - 1004 BRAWA - 774 BALANGAN - 998

Leasehold 2,000 sqm, 25 years, private, paved access, would sell half, IDR 16,000,000/are/year Leasehold 30 years, 1,700 sqm (17 are), 150m to the beach, IDR 12,500,000/are/year )reehold, 1, 00 sqm (1 are), rice ¿eld views zoned residential, IDR 400,000,000/are Freehold, 800 sqm (8 Are), 300m to the beach, IDR 17,400,000,000 Ocean views, freehold land,1,390 sqm (13.9 are) IDR 220,000,000/are, best priced in the area Absolute beachfront land, 2,530 sqm (25.3 are), freehold, IDR 650,000,000/are Close to Echo Beach,1,000 sqm(10 are), 37year lease, IDR 8,000,000/are/year, great deal 200m of cliffront / ocean view land in Balian, 10,600 sqm, freehold land, IDR 230,000,000/are Only 300m to the beach, leasehold 27 years, 2,500 sqm (25 Are), IDR 8,500,000/are/year Freehold land Balangan, 5,000 sqm,ocean views and access to beach, IDR 22,100,000,000

C/Re/G-22 July 15

Real Estate

Bali Advertiser

22 July - 05 August, 2015

GIANYAR Land for Sale: Jalan Bon Biyu, Blahbatuh Gianyar. Land size 76m2. Price Rp 175 juta Nego & Land for Sale at Tegallinggah, Semabaung, Gianyar, 1 are price Rp 275 juta Nego. Call 0852 3782 1708 or 0878 6128 7408. [8830]

DENPASAR House for rent in Denpasar, 2 bedroom with one inside bathroom, 1 outside bathroom, living room, family room, big kitchen, garden. Government water, electricity 2200 watt, Rp. 22 mill/year. Call 0852 3800 7282. [9253]

Sale

Free Hold Unit Townhouse at Kuta Ardenia Residence, Fully Furnish. Located in centre of Kuta, close to Airport, Kuta beach, Discovery Mall, Lippo Mall. Units are limited, one gate system. Get an additional income on the rental management. For more info contact :

John 08123880424 C/Re/G-1April 15

House for Sale. Jl. Noja Sari very near Jl. Gatsu Timur. Large single story house on 5.5 are land. Strategic area. 4 bedrooms, one pembantu bedroom, 3 bathrooms, large garage, garden in front and in back. 3 billion nego. Call 081 337 055 557 only speaking bahasa. [9459]

NC/Re/I-22 July 15

For sale free hold hotel 91 room in kuta ,located in strategic location of kuta ,land size 1000 sqm,4 stories price idr 110 billion for sale free hold villa 3 bed room in brawa canggu set on 500 sqm located in charming village and expatriates area price idr 8,6 billion

Call : +62(0)87861053599 or email to mangkuproperty@gmail.com

NC/Re/I-22 July 15

Kost exclusive, strategic location. Facilities: AC, LCD TV, hot water, refrigerator, kitchen set, full furniture, back terrace, carpark. IDR 2.000.000/month. Casa Nemo; Jl. Palapa 11 Gg. Nemo No. 4 Sesetan Denpasar. Contact 0821 4708 4100 or (0361) 7438286. [8830] House for rent. Jl. Palapa IX no. 25A Sesetan Denpasar, 3 bdrms, 2 bthrms, living roomkitchen, garage, government water, electricity 2.300 watt. Please call 081 2364 7980 or 0878 6228 8398. [9742] House for rent, 2 storey, living room, kitchen, 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, garage, nice quiet area, AC, Perumahan Lembu Sura. Rp. 35 juta per year. Call owner 0813 3963 1779. [9595]

SEMINYAK VILLA

15 ARE, FOR SALE LEASEHOLD 23.5 Year Price 599,000 US$ 550,000 US$ + 20 year option Bahasa: 081.338.939176 English: 0819.362.66264 www.villabeijo.com hfdua0@gmail.com NC/Re/A-22 July 15

CANGGU 2 & 4 bedrooms villa for rent (daily / monthly) in Canggu. Close to Canggu Club, Berawa & Ecobeach. Fully furnished, pool, etc. Call: 0816 865 097 / +614 1098 4086 / 0813 1845 5725 / 0821 1788 8293 / 0813 1119 3337 (Bahasa). See: <www.balisupervilla.com>. <www.villashanticanggu. com>. <www.villasemat.com>. <www.villajalak.com>. [9792] New beautiful 3 bedrm Villa for sale, western style, semifurnished, solarhart hotwater, borewell, ACâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, 5500W (pulsa), off-road parking 4 cars, good size pool, mature garden, quiet location, 10 mins Canggu club/school, 15mins Echo beach. For details; Pls call Ana 0812 3630 5235 or email <chuantik@hotmail.com>. [9863] Charming 2 storey house with great indoor/outdoor living, 2x ensuite bedrooms and TV room w/ AC. Open-plan living & dinning with fully fitted kitchen, small office. 5 mins from Berawa Beach, shops and cafes. 2 - 5 yrs, 110m per year. <tamarbali@hotmail.com> / 0812 3709 7288. [9915]

15 minutes to Keramas Beach, Gianyar, Bali. Freehold 20 are. 3 bedrooms + AC + Bathtub + Hot water. Swimming pool, seaview, Wifi, big garden, open livingroom + kitchen. Staff room, office. Price Rp. 250.000.000 / year (nego) Contact owner: +62 81 2381 3249 NC/Re/G-22 July 15

Leasing 22 years, beautiful villa, 2 beds, pool 14 m, rice fields view, very quiet. 10 mn from Canggu Deli, area Tiying Tutul. All documents complete and legal. Price Rp 3.735 M. including all taxes. Direct owner, no agencies please. Contact: <nimbes55@hotmail.com>. [9997] Luxury Apartment for rent in Canggu, 1 bedroom, 2 floors, fast Wifi, private garden, no pool. Available from 20th July, from IDR 7.5 Million/month or IDR 75 Million/year. 0361 84 82 866, <info@baliselectproperty.com>. [8002] C/Re/I-22 July 15

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C/Re/G-8 July 15

exotiqproperty.com Exotiq Property Bali & Lombok

Canggu • • • • •

BB-B357

Comfortable three-bedroom country living on 560sqm of land Three pavilions set around a central 7 x 4m swimming pool A large open-plan living & dining area Offered leasehold for 23 years with option to extend based on market price Located in a village environment, 10 minutes drive to the main Canggu road

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BB-B323

High quality three-bedroom villa on 500sqm of land Two pavilions built perpendicular around an 8 x 4m freeform pool Offered fully furnished with laundry and onsite parking for one car Offered leasehold for 26 years with 25-year extension at market price Five minutes to Canggu and ten minutes to Seminyak

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BB-V1137

Three-bedroom architect-designed villa on 755sqm of freehold land Glass folding doors lead out onto the 15-metre curved swimming pool Large pool deck overlooking mountains and sloping rice paddies Additional staff kitchen with ample storage, a laundry and staff areas Ten minutes drive to Berawa Beach and Echo Beach

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BB-L964

1,250sqm plot of flat land bordered by a small river on the western side Great dimensions of 62.5 x 20m with 6m-wide asphalt road access Has ocean views from first floor Offered leasehold for 27 years with an option to extend based on market price All utilities are onsite and just 400 metres from the beach

For Sale IDR 2,868,750,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Office +62 (0)361 737 358

Seminyak • • • • •

BB-A30

Absolute beachfront freehold apartments on Seminyak Beach Spacious 80sqm space with five-star luxury by world-class resort group One bedroom with en-suite bathroom and private balcony Fully furnished with sophisticated and modern design Just steps from the Indian Ocean and Seminyak village

Batu Belig • • • • •

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BB-B266

Well appointed two-bedroom villa in a managed estate on nearly 400sqm of land Modern design and fully furnished with an eclectic selection of furniture L-shaped with 11m x 4m swimming pool and a bale bengong Offered leasehold for 20 years with 25-year extension at market price Walking distance to shops and restaurants in Oberoi Street and the beach

Nyambu • • • • •

BB-B261

Traditional & contemporary two-bedroom villa on 1,000sqm of freehold land Built from antique joglo structures with polished concrete floors Partially furnished with built-in beds, en-suite bathrooms and kitchen Massive lawn space overlooking the serenity of the rice terraces Located in the village of Nyambu, less than 30 minutes from Seminyak

Umalas • • • • •

BB-L782

Prime Umalas land measuring 808sqm with river boundary Gently sloping with many mature trees and almost-rectangular shape Guaranteed access via a 3 x 20m private driveway Electricity and water are onsite and all certificates issued Offered on a 30-year lease with 15-year extension based on market price

For Sale IDR 1,575,600,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Office +62 (0)361 737 358

BB-L961

Rural riverside 1,500sqm freehold plot in Nyanyi Gently sloping and surrounded by rice fields providing seclusion and serenity All certificates have been issued and access is guaranteed Electricity and water are on-site and telephone lines are less than 60m away Located just 2.5km from Nyanyi beach

For Sale IDR 4,950,000,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Office +62 (0)361 737 358

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BB-B112

For Sale IDR 3,500,000,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Office +62 (0)361 737 358

Three-bedroom Balinese & contemporary villa on 582sqm of freehold land Set in a private and discreet complex of fully managed and serviced villas Three single-storey pavilions surrounding a 14 x 4.5m swimming pool A large open-plan living and dining area with a fully fitted western kitchen Located in Batu Belig just 100 metres from the beach

Nyanyi

Seminyak

For Sale IDR 5,000,000,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Office +62 (0)361 737 358

For Sale IDR 16,670,000,000 Erika Benyamin +62 (0)819 1664 3345 Seminyak Office +62 (0)361 737 358

For Sale IDR 9,323,000,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Office +62 (0)361 737 358

Berawa

Four-bedroom, six-bathroom, two-storey home on 1,080sqm plot of land 9.3 x 3.5m swimming pool with 2.5 x 3.5m kids pool and spacious parking area A two-story pavilion contains three bedrooms while upstairs is a large open space A single level bedroom pavilion and open living/dining/ kitchen area Offered leasehold on a 19-year lease with option to extend based on market price

For Sale IDR 3,750,000,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Office +62 (0)361 737 358

For Sale IDR 5,203,000,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Office +62 (0)361 737 358

Canggu

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BB-V1096

For Sale IDR 4,300,000,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Office +62 (0)361 737 358

For Sale IDR 2,870,000,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Office +62 (0)361 737 358

Umalas

Soka • • • • •

BB-L831

3,300sqm absolute beachfront land on freehold title Fabulous topography makes this plot excellent for development Around 30 metres of beach frontage and all certificates issued Opportunity to get another 3,300sqm of adjacent land Located just 45 kilometres from Bali’s international airport

For Sale IDR 7,425,000,000 Julien Hug +62 (0)821 4526 1373 Seminyak Office +62 (0)361 737 358 C/Re/G-22 July 15

Real Estate

Bali Advertiser

22 July - 05 August, 2015

SINGARAJA

C/Re/G-4 March 15

Beautiful land 10 to 53 ara Leasehold for 30 or 50 years

It is located in Kerobokan, 5 minutes from downtown Seminyak and Petitenget.

Great deal!

Dijual Rumah kos 4 kamar luas tanah 2 are. Siap huni, fasilitas PLN, PDAM, SHM. Lokasi Baktisrage Singaraja. Contact info Suci 08 1834 7022. [7486]

Buy your dream beach front property in Sumbawa with your own surf break right in front. Over 60m beach front.

LEGIAN

Rp25,000,000/are 7,800m2 total Subdivision possible

Nice Villa for rent in Legian, quiet area, 3 bedroom, AC, open living, kitchen, pool, nice garden, fully furnished. Housekeeping, TV, Internet, gardener include. Rent from 01/09/2015 to 29/02/2016 (6 months). 9000 USD. Contact 0812 3633 6198. [9951]

sumbawapropertygroup@gmail.com sumbawapropertygroup.com +62 8123802310 C/Re/G27 May 15

Apartment/villa in Legian/Kuta near 66 Beach st. for long/ short term. Fully furnished w. double bed, Wifi, AC, TV cable, kitchen w. fridge, hot water, pool. Call 082 145 38 1349 or email: <gardenabali@yahoo.com>. [0021] Fully furnished 3 bedroom villa in Legian with pool, available October until March. Sat TV/electricity/maid/Wifi, all costs inclusive, excellent position, walk to beach. $2850/mth. 0821 4402 4566, <abstractconstructions@ gmail.com>. Safe and quiet. [0024]

KEROBOKAN

The land is in a building zone with certificate, its zoning and tax pajak paid. It is divisible per 10 ara or more, the contract is 30 years 8 million (€ 580) per ara per year, an option of extension 20 years is payable in December 2017 at a price of 11 million (EUR 800) per ara per year.

Villa in Kerobokan, 2 are, 2 floor, 1 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 2 livingroom, open kitchen, pool, furnished, AC, hot water. Price 100 mill/year. 081 236 30309, 0819 1665 9151. [7916]

Dual Access by Jl. Tangkuban Perahu or Jl. Mertasari Ideal for Villas or Hotel Contact us by email nicolaspurorge@gmail.com or call us at +62 (0) 87881850350 / +62 (0) 81353514472

Guest house & room in Kerobokan Marlboro. Size 8x4 metres with terrace & garden, full furnish, AC, hot water, TV, Wifi, carpark. Minimum 2 year, max 5 year. Call Made 081 236 30309, 0819 1665 9151. [8801]

C/RE/P-27 May 15

avanee residence DENPASAR

NC/Re/I-22 July 15

3 bedroom villa for rent. Location Jl. Pengubengan Kauh gang Warung Taulan no. 4. Rice field view, price Rp. 125 juta/year. Call 081 139 6467. [9799] House for rent, 2 bedrooms ensuite bathroom, livingroom, gazebo, modern kitchen, PDAM, electric 5000 watt, phone, garden. Nego price. Contact 0851 0147 4790. [9872]

BALI

Villa for rent monthly or sale with data 3 Are, 3 bedroom, s.pool and full furnished at Jl. Munduk Sari no. 4 Br. Semer Kerobokan Kuta. Contact Made: 0878 6136 6610. [0014]

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

ONLY Rp. 2.500.000 / month

Perumahan Graha Kencana Jl. Imam Bonjol, Denpasar Bali - Indonesia Phone: +62 361 8888033, 081 999 696 334 www.AvaneeResidence.com

Villa for rent Jl. Gunung Salak, 2 floors, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, AC, water heater, garden. Rp. 60 mill/year min 2 years. Long term negotiable. Call 0878 6142 2221. Email <musclesilver888@yahoo.com>. Pictures <http:// www.indonesiangems.com/house4rent>. [0020] Modern deluxe new apartments 1 and 2 bedrooms, fully furnished, pool, parking, garden, free Wifi, from 50 to 150m², monthly from Rp. 4.0 to 8.0 million. 2 location off west Marlboro and close to Carrefour. Call +62 81 2388 9173. [9934] NC/RE/U-8 July 15

C/Re/G-26 Nov. 14

LOOK WHAT MADE THE A LIST THIS WEEK! A list villas Echo Beach Absolute beachfront. Bali’s most elegant villa. 7 br villa on 2200m2 overlooking beach and surf. Huge pool and gardens. Beautifully furnished.PondokWisata. AAA rating. Choose Freehold US$4,295,000. Or Leasehold 23 years US$1,595,000. Kerobokan Investment. 6 brand new villas in security complex on 17 are. 2x1 br, 2x2br, 2x3br, . Beautifully designed and fully furnished. All with parking22 yr lease. Big ROI. US$595,000*VL-038 Nusa Dua. Siligita. Freehold. 1km to toll. 800m to beach. Stylish 3br, 4 bth villa on 316m2. Unfurnished. Big pool, parking etc. Bargain. Rp.3.95M TERMS AVAILABLE *VS-015 Canggu.500mfrom beach. Last available.Architect-designed, brand new 2 br villa with saltwater pool. 25 yr lease. Security complex. Only$189,900.*VL-025 Canggu. Wonderful architect-designed villa on 2700m2, overlooking rice fields. 3br, 4 bth, gym, Superbly furnished, Every conceivable luxury. AAA rating.US$2,900,000. Batubelig Beachside. 180 deg. ocean views. Private beach access. 5 br/6bth on 3 floors. Roof terraceExquisitely furnished. Saltwater pool. 43 yr lease. Fantastic rentals. 7yr ROI Just US$750,000. *VL-060 A List Land BatuBelig. Freehold 6.5 are. Good shape. Close to beach and main road. Rp. 1.75M/are. Pantai Berawa, 500m2. Close to beachfront. 26 year+ leasehold. Cnr block on quiet street. Access 2 sides. US$175,000*LL-011 JlSemer. Bargain!!Behind Bali Buddha. 14.4 are. Square shape. Ready to build. 28 yr lease. Rp5.5 mill/are/yr.*LL-111 Canggu Beach. Jl. Nelayan. Freehold. 6 are, 2 Sertipkats. Good shape and access. Rp750 mill/are. Resort Lands:Nusa Dua 6.5Ha next to St Regis in BTDC.200m beachfront. Sanur Beach3.5Ha next to Hyatt. 125m beachfront. Echo Beach 92.6 are. 50m beachfront. P.O.A.

Jl. Raya Kerobokan No. 72 ,Tel/Fax: (0361) 735469 Website: www.balialist.com | email: manager@balialist.com NC/Re/G-22 July 15

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Real Estate

Bali Advertiser

22 July - 05 August, 2015

LEASE 18 MONTHS IN SANUR AREA

BUKIT

JIMBARAN Place for rent 70sqm in Jl. Bukit Permai (Four Season street Muaya Beach) opposite of The Le Meredien Jimbaran. Suitable for toko, cafe, restaurant. Very good location. Rp. 6 mill/month. Call 085 6370 0988 or 0819 1651 2526. [7485]

Immediate Occupancy Spacious furnished house 1500sqm on 24 are gardened land. e Three bedrooms with en suite bathrooms e Office, lounge and dining room and outdoor living area e Fully equipped house e One undercover security car park and staff accommodation e 5 Air-conditioned rooms e Hot water system e TV cable, wi-fi and phone landline e Swimming Pool

Lease $25,000 Contact: I Gede Bingin HP: 08123835128 NC/RE/M-22 July. 15

Villa for rent 10 Are, 3 bedrooms available, 2 living room, full furniture, swimming pool, music studio. Contact Asri 081 2395 2504. [9723]

Villa for sale. 2 bedrooms, 3 bathroom, nice quiet area in Ungasan, 2 level building, 200sqm, land size 400sqm. Call Made 081 2387 7599. [8733] House for sale and rent in Pecatu. 7 bedroom, 5 bathroom, 3 story, 200m², Hak Milik, hotel license, semi furniture. Price $299.000 AUD, rent Rp. 150 juta per year. Call +614 6742 8858, email <sulistyowati76@hotmail.com>. [9977]

Villa for lease 3 bedrooms/bath, aircons western modern full enclosed design. Fully furnished on 4 are with IMB. Beautiful gardens/pool. Safe upmarket location. Sat TVs. 5 minutes to beaches/airport. 10,15 / 20 year lease considered. Some finance possible. $118,000 USD. 0812 3820 7447, <sigdal@yahoo.com>. [9952] House for rent 10 minute to Jimbaran beach, good location, Udayana Lodge, Jimbaran B: 70. PH: +62 813 3787 4613, +62 822 2100 5592. Email: <prinzces_anna@ yahoo.co.uk>, <aosbali@gmail.com>. [0013] C/Re/I-10 June 15

New villa close to Balangan Beach consist of 2 BR, pool, 3500 electricity, AC, nice area. Pls call 0851 0094 7172 or email <madearysusila@yahoo.co.id>. [0022]

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Villa for rent daily, weekly, monthly, yearly. Available 1, 2 & 3 bedrooms, fully furnished, hot & cold water, cable TV, swimming pool, parking lot, free Wifi, 5 minutes to the beach & international school. Call 081 238 735 174 / 081 138 5315, email <juarez@balileisurems.com>. [9778] Office space for rent. 5 years left, size 3.4 x 8m with glass, AC and strategic location close to beach, villas, restaurants, bank in Jl. Danau Toba Sanur. Price Rp. 350 million (nego). Contact 081 1397 9879. [9737]

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Two villas for rent on 18 are land, ocean view, weekly, monthly, yearly, fully furnished, wifi. Larger villa has 4 bed rooms, 4 bathrooms, huge living room, large kitchen, gudang, terrace. Smaller villa has 3 bedrooms, 2 bath rooms ,kitchen, living room, terrace.This complex has a good size swimming pool and garage for 3 cars. The villas are available for rent also separately. Please contact 0813 3720 5352 (English), 0821 4554 6488 (bahasa). Email: <niwayan88@hotmail.com>. [0012]

14 Are Next to the stunning village of Kedunggu. 5 Mins from Tanah Lot Temple and 25 mins from Canggu. At 700m from the beach, it has stunning ocean and sunset views. Ready to build with Perumahan aspect and sealed access, this is a must see for Investor and Developers because at this price, it won’t last. With the announcement of the New Sunset Road due any day, this opportunity can’t be missed.

Price at IDR 350 Jt/ Are. 082 145 934 107

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Residential houses, villas and lands in Sanur area for short and longterm or sale. For any request and appointment please call Murniati Agustina 081 2396 6744 or e-mail to <atlantika_bali@hotmail.com>. <www. homesweethome-bali.com>. [9159] Overcontract money changer +/-5 years. Complete papers and license for Bank Indonesia. Strategic location near restaurant/cafe, hotels, bank and beach. Price Rp. 350 million (nego). Call 081 1397 9879. [8704] Studio building for Sale. Land 4 Are. Property consists of main studio building and smaller building suitable for office or living. Set in beautiful rice field view with ocean in the distance. Ten minutes drive from Sanur. Rp 1.4. 081 2388 3532. [0019] 5 bedroom, 4 bathroom, 10 are, swimming pool. Jalan Pengembak. USD$25,000 per year include two live in staff and fully furnished. To view call staff wayan 0852 3847 1676 or Paul +614 1429 6196. [0023] NC/Re/P-22 July 15

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WITH THE RIGHT ADVICE ITâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S PARADISE Title: Leasehold

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SUMS069 Umalas

SCGU006 Canggu

This is an amazing property set in the Umalas only 5 minutes by motorbike to Batu Belig / Petitenget. Great opportunity to run as a â&#x20AC;&#x153;COTTAGE BUSINESSâ&#x20AC;?. When you walk through the doors into the property it is like walking into a different world. Set on 16 ARE there are 7 wooden Joglo houses â&#x20AC;&#x201C; cottages â&#x20AC;&#x201C; currently all rented out â&#x20AC;&#x201C; you could live in one and rent the rest out â&#x20AC;&#x201C; or just use for yourself and family. The lease has 30 years on it. There are 10 rooms. Price includes all furnishings, linens, appliances etc. Ernawati Â&#x2021; +62 (0) 878 8151 0892 erna@paradisepropertygroup.co.id

Title: Freehold

Price: IDR 8,490,000,000

Stunning Ocean View Land!

2080 m2

LJBN111 Jimbaran

This stunning section of land that provides amazing panoramic ocean views is a must see and will prove to be a perfect location to develop your residence here in Bali. The land has a perfect elevation that cannot be blocked, very good road access and infrastructure in place. Contractors and architects can be provided to assist towards design and development work. Prime location / breathtaking land / number 1 investment! Karl Â&#x2021; +62 (0) 815 5701 729 karl@paradisepropertygroup.co.id

Price: Price on application

Title: Leasehold Quiet location in Berawa Canggu, this is a beautiful residential home close to all the amenities. Three en-suite bedrooms, open concept living & dining area, well equipped kitchen, terrace, gazebo with view to the tropical garden, rice ÂżHOG DQG [ P VZLPPLQJ SRRO ([WUHPHO\ DWWUDFWLYH SULFH ZLWK \HDUV OHIW H[WHQVLRQ WKLV YLOOD LV D WRS 3DUDGLVH 3URSHUW\ UHFRPPHQGDWLRQ /DQG VL]H P EXLOGLQJ VL]H 185 m2. Must see! Price: IDR 2,800,000,000

Contact : Teito Furukawa +62 (0) 878 6186 7277 teito@paradisepropertygroup.co.id Title: Freehold

SSEM500 Seminyak

975 sqm

This fantastic piece of Leasehold land measuring 975 m2 will prove to be an excellent location to develop your private residence here in Bali. Located within the area of Ungasan / Bukit the land has very good road access and very close to great selection of restaurants, shopping outlets, professional golf course and some of the best beaches that Bali has to offer. The land is very peaceful, cleaned and within a very secure neighbourhood, price negotiable. Contact: Christophe Price: +62 (0) IDR 860,000,000 christophe@paradisepropertygroup.co.id

SSEM521 Seminyak

Luxury, land, location and a long, long lease! This architect designed contemporary-Balinese style villa was built with the highest standards of construction quality, featuring marble ďŹ&#x201A;oors, hard wood ceilings and trims, ďŹ&#x201A;oor to ceiling sliding glass doors in every room. Located only 5 minutes from Petitenget beach - private access and parking space Leasehold 42years. Contact : Philippe Chardome Price: IDR 20,500,000,000 philippe@paradisepropertygroup.co.id Title: Leasehold 29 years

SSEM529 Seminyak

Located within a convenient and secure area of Seminyak and this 2 bedroom freehold villa will prove to be a very comfortable residence or with the ability to generate yearly rental income. The property has wide access road that leads to a private parking area space inside of the property. The villa has 2 separate buildings one that contains the living, dining and kitchen area and the other building contains 2 bedrooms that are both en suite. The property is built on 300m2 of free hold land.

This new offering on the market is a true one of a kind. The premier villa in Seminyakâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s leading resort, just 500 meters from the ocean and within minutes of dozens of Baliâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ďŹ nest restaurants. Luxurious design, chic and elegant decor, and the perfect location help to make this villa the perfect tropical retreat or entertainment venue. Land size: 950 sqm

Siska Â&#x2021; siska@paradisepropertygroup.co.id

Patrick Clancy Â&#x2021; +62 (0) 817 973 3031 pclancy@paradisepropertygroup.co.id

Price: IDR 5,000,000,000

Title: Leasehold

Title: leasehold until 28 December 2037

LBUK975 Bukit

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SCGU678 Canggu

Price: IDR 10,546,000,000

Title: Leasehold

Stunning 4 bedroom leasehold (24 years + 20 year extension) villa just a 4 minute walk from Brawa beach in peaceful Berawa Canggu, just 10 minutes from the buzz of Seminyak. This a 300m2 brand new build on 480 m2 of land. All 4 bedrooms (including larger Master) have AC and ensuite bathrooms with built in wardrobes. Each villa also boasts a modern fully-ďŹ tted kitchen, upstairs living/media room, upper level sun deck and separate housekeeper/ security quarters. Govinda Â&#x2021; govinda@paradisepropertygroup.co.id

LUBD103 Ubud

90 YEAR LEASE COMPRISES 3 LOTS OF LEGALLY RENEWED 30 YEAR LEASES Amazing ďŹ&#x201A;at land - Near Tegallalang 20 minutes from UBUD - Good road access 2 Adjoining Blocks 4 Are - IDR 835,000,000 & 5,25 Are - IDR 1,095,000,000 Both blocks - IDR 1,930,000,000 Negotiable A SUPURB BUILDING SITE

Price: IDR 5,500,000,000

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925 sqm

Maria +62 (0) 811 3979 18 maria@paradisepropertygroup.co.id

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: IDR 5,670,000,000 : Leasehold :4 :3 : 900 SQM : 340 SQM : Furnished : Kerobokan

RV-1944

VILLA CLOSE TO BATU BOLONG BEACH

Price Title Bedroom Bathroom Lot Size House Size Furniture Inventory Location

: IDR 5,610,000,000 : Leasehold :4 :4 : 650 SQM : 339.96 SQM : Furnished : Canggu

RV-1778

UMALAS WOODEN JOGLO COTTAGES

This amazing property has 6 separate cottages set on 16 are land situated in great area in Umalas. Offering a traditional wooden Joglo house with tropical garden and big swimming pool.There are 10 bedroom and 10 bathroom, comes with fully furnished, linens, appliances etc. This Villa has a rental license which gives you the right to rent out as a business and boasts an IMB for further 2 bedroom that can be built at the rear of the property. Located in the great location in Umalas only 5 minutes drive to Batu Belig and Petitenget, close to the beach and the most famous restaurant, bar, spa and boutique in Seminyak Area.

Location : Umalas | Price: IDR 8,490,000,000

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Price Title Bedroom Bathroom Lot Size House Size Furniture Inventory Location

RV-1815

: IDR 3,460,000,000 : Leasehold :3 :3 : 260 SQM : 220 SQM : Furnished : Seminyak

AMAZING VILLA, AMAZING LOCATION

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/RFDWHG ULJKW LQ WKH FHQWHU RI 6HPLQ\DN MXVW EHKLQG 8OWLPR LV ZKHUH \RX ZLOO ÂżQG WKLV JHP 6HW on almost 6 Are of land, this 3 bedroom family villa offers an amazing mix of holiday home and fabulous rental income. The current owners recently undertook a complete renovation and it is now ready to go. Offering an enormous living and dining area, overlooking the manicured gardens and pool, surrounded by three large double bedrooms each with itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s own private bathroom. Finding something this large and this appealing in this location is almost impossible these days. The property is also fully licensed and fully managed so it will earn you money from day one. Location : Seminyak | Price : IDR 5,122,000,000

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RV-970 : IDR 2,500,000,000 : Freehold :2 :2 : 895 SQM : Unfurnished : Tabanan

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FREEHOLD LAND IN CANGGU

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7KLV YHU\ UDUH IUHHKROG ODQG ZLWK ULFH ÂżHOG YLHZ DQG VHD YLHZ KDV MXVW FRPH on the market. Great access has been built for the land, connecting you to Tiying Tutul and surrounding Canggu areas. Electricity and water FRQQHFWLRQ DUH DOVR WKHUH 6XUURXQGHG ZLWK ULFH ÂżHOGV DQG WKLV JUHDW EORFN gives you a quiet and perfect location to build your villa. This land is zoned for residential but is surrounded by green zone which offers fantastic rice views with the ocean in the distance. A boundary wall has been built around the land and the land is clean and well maintained. Fantastically priced the owner very motivated to sell.

Land Size : 10 ARE | Price : IDR 485,000,000 / ARE

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