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For Sale; Birth control pills from Holland, Ethinylestradiol/ levonorgestrel for 6 months, expired 2014. I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t need them anymore : ) really good pills, wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t make moody, craving foods or acne. 085 7380 20048. Denpasar. [013] For Sale; 3 teak wood bookshelves, desk with chair, large lemari, 2 plantation chairs, 2 small chests of drawers, side table, microwave and more. Sanur. 0817 976 7040. [014] Moving Sale; Rinnai 2 burners with grill in the middle, if you need incl. gas bottle and regulator or Rinnai only. 081 834 8439. Seminyak. [015]

Wanted; Damaged or dead Apple Macintosh computers and iPod or iPhone. Call only, no SMS. 083 1181 9816. <alexbalietc@gmail. com>. [005] For Sale; Nokia battery, charger and handsfree. Charger AC-3E and AC-8E, battery BL-5C, handsfree HS-105. 100% new and genuine charger originally comes from new Nokia phone in box. Each worth Rp. 300,000 at Nokia store. Call only, no SMS. 083 1181 9816. <alexbalietc@gmail. com>. [006] For Sale; Old collections of 19th century photograph, Dutch documentation of colonialism in South African country back in 1890s. Some with authentic stamped by the artist. Please e-mail: <antok_256@yahoo.com> for detail. Denpasar. [007]

For Sale; 3 computer monitor, each Rp. 500.000. Contact 0821 4648 9802 / (0361) 804 5563. [016]

For Sale; Kawasaki Dirt Tracker 150, original complete exhaust system Rp. 200,000, no offers please, Terry. Sanur 0813 3813 6110. [008]

For Sale; Original Rolex mens watch, mod. DateJust, 18 karat gold, incl. president bracelet 18 karat gold, special face with 10 diamonds, condition like new, incl. 2 original boxes, new price today Rp. 337.8 mill. Sale price Rp. 89.5 mill. Tel. 0813 3863 4748. Kerobokan. [017]

For Sale; 16mm negative color film material, Kodak Vision2/3, 100T, 200T, 500T, total of 10 rolls leftover available, originally packed, stored cool, imported recently for German TV production, emulsion details on request. 0812 3621 5384, Frank. Seminyak. [009]

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For Sale; Sony PSP 3003 slim+light in pearl black, imported from UK. As new and perfect condition, with 2 umd games and 1 umd film, hard case, mains adaptor and USB adaptor bargain only 1.5 million fixed. Call/ SMS Russ 0813 3805 8625 Kuta. [026] For Sale; Seashell, giant clam, tridacna gigas. Both self found on uninhabited Moluccan island somewhere in the 1990’s. One width 75 cm double Rp. 1,5mil. One width 54 cm double Rp. 1mil. Contact Pieter 0878 6224 3432 or 0813 3775 3526. Canggu. [069] If one doesn’t know to which port one is sailing, no wind is favourable.

For Sale; Spear big pelagic fish (tuna, wahoo, mahimahi) with world’s best freediving gear. New unused Riffe wooden & s/s gun (standard 43) w/extra titanium shaft, 30 ft. USA 9/16th (refrigerated) rubber to refit gun w/new ends, cables, crimps, tools & spare parts. Complete 50 ft. floatline & fiber buoy runaway system. four varying thickness (1 thru 3mm) skinsuits w/high spf 85 factor protection, bacalava head cover, two sets “powerpaddle” webbed glove hand-fins, new Cressi one-meter fins, weight belts, traveling “knockdown” threeprong Hawaiian spear for baitkill, & many new accessories including two sets high-quality goggles and fins with s/s & carbonfiber knives, two s/s fish stringers, many netbags etc. Lifetime collection offered cheap due to ruptured eardrum. Sell all or nothing $1,000 firm. See DVDs of pro Kona divers fish kill w/ Kerry in Amed 0812 3646 1859. [001]

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For Sale; Antique wooden chest gerobak, inlaid with mother of pearl and coins. 2mtrs long 1 mtr high 1 mtr wide, stunning piece. For restaurant or house only 5 mill. Contact <agapanthus8@ yahoo. com.au>. Sanur. [027] Be creative, make your own skirts or pillow case. Manual sewing machines are for sale. 3 units, brand Typical, Butterfly and Brother. Work well-good condition. 1.6 mill for all. 085 7380 20048. Denpasar. [028] For Sale; European style wedding gowns. Good condition. 1 is brand new. Color broken white. Laces. Size M. Come a have a try first. 1 million for each or 1,8 for both. 085 7380 20048. Denpasar. [029] Watch out for the nasty mosquitoes! The best mosquitoes repellent plants now for sale. Originally from Papua, this plants has special smells which will keep the mozzies away. looks great in pots. 085 7380 20048. Denpasar. [030] For Sale; Replacement battery for 14 inch Apple iBook G3/G4. New unused in factory sealed box. Brought personally directly from USA. Fits many different Mac 14inch models. Impossible to find in Bali. Rp. 850.000. English please. 0821 4782 9120. Legian. [031]

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For Sale; Digital camera Olympus FE-170 6.0 megapixel 3x optical zoom 2,5 LCD, doesn’t work. Contact 0818 0566 2911 Legian. [148] For Sale; Killer insect lamp, Regency, LPN 901 new, still in the box. Lampu Pelekat Nyamuk 220-200 Regency LPN 901. Baru 80.000 rps. Contact 0818 0566 2911 Legian. [149]

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8 year old Shih Tzu and 7 year old Pekenise looking for a loving home due to relocation. Please e-mail <graemefreeman@yahoo. co.uk> for images and further Save a Bali puppy today! information. [006] Loveable puppies desperately looking for For adoption, rescued female temporary foster homes. Call dog, around 3 years old, BAWA 977 217. [003] medium size, black long hair Free expat raised kittens with a white spot on the chest, looking for loving home. pretty, lovely and sweet, is Donation for Vet Appreciated. looking for a new caring family <balicatlady@gmail.com>, w i t h a c l o s e d g a r d e n . please call Desiree 085 5373 < c y r i l l e p e t e r s @ h o t m a i l . com>. 0878 8803 1829. [007] 0513. [004]

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Tibetan terriers. 2 brothers, 8 weeks old, black with white chest. Raised in loving home with their parents. Sweet & friendly. Ph. 081 2394 8906. [018] Lovable champion breed Golden Retriever looking for a loving family. Has vaccinations. 0858 5724 5165. [019] For sale: 2 German Shepherd Dogs, male (4 mths) and female (10 mths), very good anatomy, pedigree certificate, full vaccine. Interested pls call 0878 27 567890. [020] Wanted; Maltese female 6 years old, weight 2.5Kg. With price money Rp. 5jt. Call 0858 5757 3636 Tanaka. [021]

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Exchange or Sell; Second hand original games for PlayStation 3. My titles: Dead Space 2, God of War 3, Uncharted 2, Ultimate Alliance, Dark Souls, Call of Duty BlackOps. E-mail: <kitesurfbali@yahoo.com> or call 0813 3823 5082. Sanur. [125]

For Sale; Panasonic handycam, with accessories, box, cables, lens protector, HD 40 GB, etc. Complete package cost me USD 1,100, you can have it for IDR 4.000.000 ONO, act fast. Call/text Ardi 0361-743 6036. Kerobokan. [049]

For Sale; 2nd Hand SUP boards. We are renovating our Stand UP Paddle boards fleet and we have few for sale. Jimmy Lewis Mano 9’4 Great conditions! Call Jankie for more infos 0813 3823 5082. Sanur. [126]

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The Man who Saved the Elephants By Alison Elisabeth

The Elephant Safari Park and Lodge in Taro provides a peaceful sanctuary for displaced elephants, and a highly enjoyable experience for visitors to the island; but it is the story behind its creation, and the history of the gentle giants that ramble across it, that make this park so unique. It’s a chronicle of disappearing forests, neglected elephants, dramatic rescue operations, and a man with a mission and the will power to see it through. His name is Nigel Mason.

“The elephants are our star attraction, so we treat them like stars,” says Nigel as an 800-kilo elephant called Desi playfully wraps her trunk around him. “Look, they are so gentle you can put your hand right in their mouth,” he demonstrates. I content myself with feeding our large friend bundles of young coconut leaves, for which I am rewarded with a great big elephant hug, I scratch the trunk that has a firm grip on my waist – its not exactly soft, but the all encompassing embrace is kind of nice. 30 elephants live in this lush oasis, with a landscape painstakingly created to replicate their natural habitat, the low lying rainforests of Sumatra. As we wander around I find a flurry of elephant activity; some carry guests on forest treks, others kick soccer balls, or wade in the bathing pool soaking up trunks of water to give themselves – and anyone who happens to be nearby a shower. A very cute baby elephant runs amok, trunk madly swinging, playing like a frisky puppy, he is one of three babies born in the park (a successful breeding program is a sure sign of animal wellness.) Although I had originally been reluctant about visiting the park – animal theme parks in Asia can be depressing places – I end up having a really inspiring and very happy day, surrounded by these magnificent animals that are so obviously well loved and cared for. “We offer a complete elephant experience,” says Nigel, “we’re able to be really interactive, and guests can get close to the elephants in a way that they never could in a traditional safari park.” Refugees While you might be reading this and thinking, “Surely these elephants would be better off in the wild,” the answer is yes, in an ideal world they would be, but these animals are refugees from the ongoing war of man vs nature, that has seen the destruction of around 30 million acres of rain forest in Sumatra in the last 30 years. “The species have been hounded out of Sumatra,” says Nigel. Rampant logging has destroyed much of their natural habitat; the rainforest that was once their home steadily replaced by oil palm and acacia plantations. Unfortunately an elephant isn’t discerning enough to differentiate between natural forest and man-made plantations – he just sees food. A single hungry elephant wandering through an oil palm plantation can wreak havoc, eating up to 250 kg a day – that’s a lot of plants, and a lot of lost revenue. “Elephants are migratory,” says Nigel, “they follow fixed routes that may take 12 months to complete. The problem is, when they get back to where they started a year ago, the forest might be gone, replaced with an oil palm plantation for example – and believe me, oil palms are very tasty for an elephant, so suddenly people’s livelihoods are being destroyed.” Deemed as giant pests, farmers and plantation owners sometimes resort to poison, using pineapples laced with strychnine. The ‘lucky ones’ are rescued and relocated to Government training camps, forlorn places that lack the facilities and the funds to properly care for the elephants that literally waste away. Nothing evokes the magical allure of the jungle like an elephant, but for the 2000 or so endangered elephants living in increasingly fragmented pockets of Sumatra, and for the 700 incarcerated in the camps, the future is grim and uncertain.

From Sumatra to Bali It’s not like Nigel, as a child growing up in England and Egypt dreamt of one day coming to Bali to rescue elephants, but with a life that can only be described as adventurous and colourful, it somehow makes perfect sense that this is what he ended up doing. At the age of 15 he immigrated, alone, to Australia, making a living digging ditches and picking fruit, followed by a brief foray into the music industry. A spontaneous trip to Bali in 1980 sealed his fate, when he fell in love with the island, and not long afterwards with Yani, the beautiful Balinese woman who would became his wife. By 1989 they were running Bali’s first white water rafting tours, which soon morphed into the company Bali Adventure Tours. Nigel describes himself as an animal lover, but the elephants came into his life quite by accident when he met a man who had bought nine Sumatran elephants to Bali as a tourism venture, but was having trouble taking care of them. Nigel was so moved by the poor condition of the elephants who were living in a dried out rice field, that he knew he had to do something. “They deserved a whole lot more,” he says. He secured some land in the hills of Taro, north of Ubud, and in 1996 opened the Elephant Park, originally as an adjunct to the rafting business. But Nigel is not a man who does things by half, once he took on the first batch of elephants, he set out to find out everything he could about the animals and how to best look after them. Within a year he was on his way to Sumatra to rescue eight more elephants from the government camps, returning with a ten - truck convoy that travelled six days non-stop to bring the animals to their new home in Bali. By 2000 the park had expanded and improved, to include landscaped gardens, a restaurant, a museum, water treatment, a sustainable waste disposal system and a breeding area. Ready to rescue more elephants, Nigel returned to Sumatra in 2001 planning to bring back another ten, but this mission turned into a fouryear heartw r e n c h i n g bureaucratic nightmare, in the midst of which Bali was bombed, tourism plummeted and businesses across the island collapsed. Finally in 2004 the paper work was in order, the funds secured and ten Sumatran e l e p h a n t s , including two babies were loaded onto trucks for the arduous trip across three islands to bring them to Bali. An Australian film crew documented the road trip and the resulting film ‘Operation Jumbo’ (available at the park) makes riveting viewing. Some things you didn’t know about elephants We walk on to the museum, where I get a crash course on the anatomy, myths and history of elephants. The collection includes original Dr Seuss and Jumbo prints, a 15,000 year-old giant wooly mammoth skeleton, and a pretty decent elephant painting by Ronny Woods. I learn that in the past many elephants lost their lives so their tusks could be turned into billiard balls and piano keys. Moving on to the sprawling openair restaurant, we take a seat overlooking the bathing pool and the picturesque gardens. Nigel tells me that the Sumatran elephant is the smallest in the world, up to five times smaller than its cantankerous African cousin. While they can be gentle and playful, they have strong and unique personalities and get bored and despondent if they are just hanging around. They also need to exercise, so join the daily rotation for elephant rides, (the weight of two people is easily borne by an 800 kilo creature;) lodge rooms have their own docking station so guests get door to door service. And yes, the adage about elephants having incredibly long memories is definitely true – Ramona, who came by truck in 1996 has gone on to become an exalted painter but she still dances, a trick taught to her by young boys during her days as a youngster in an elephant camp in Sumatra. As we chat, her baby, Guntun, the

park’s cheekiest resident and expert gate opener streaks across the grounds, bellowing like a trooper, Nigel tells me that he has also developed his mothers aptitude for painting. Elephant Art While an elephant skillfully kicking a soccer ball or wielding a paint brush may seem a little gimmicky, I learn that in the wild they will often kick around coconuts, or use sticks, pebbles and leaves to make pictures in the earth. Nigel explains that the park elephants are given the freedom to express themselves in whatever form appeals to them; those that have a natural aptitude for painting are actively encouraged, with results that can only be described as abstract. Each has a different style – although Ramona’s mahout (handler) says “She paints only when she is inspired; ” some of her pictures have sold at Christies for over $3000. The elephants were taught to paint by the founders of the Asian Elephant Art & Conservation Project, who visited the Park in 1999. The aim was to produce saleable art to help raise awareness of the plight of these gentle giants, and to raise much needed funds for the park’s Sumatran Elephant Foundation. While Nigel hopes, in time to bring more rescued elephants to Bali, for now the Sumatran government has halted transmigration, so proceeds from the foundation are used to provide elephants in the camps with extra food, medicine, veterinary care and vitamins. Nigel breaks off from our interview to grab a chainsaw – it seems that one of the trees bordering the bathing pond is dead and in danger of toppling over, tourists gather round to enjoy the spectacle as he skillfully lands the offending trunk in the pond wades through to attach ropes and supervises as two elephants effortlessly haul it out. His absolute commitment, accessibility and hands on approach to everything certainly accounts for a large part of the park’s success, as does his dedication to the environment. For him, “Conservation is not just something that we should do, but something that we have to do.” The park has been built to have a minimal impact and acts as a role model for safari parks around the world. “ We don’t just protect the environment, we remove anything that could damage it;” waste water is turned back into pure water through an advanced filtration/treatment system; manure (truck loads of it) gets turned into fertilizer, and 90% of the 150 staff are from Taro. The village also receives royalties from elephant treks and earns money through supplying food to the park. How to help Wild life and conservation groups applauded the declaration of the Tesso Nilo National Park in the Riau province of Sumatra in 2004, which has a forest block that is large enough to support a viable population of Sumatran tigers and elephants. “It’s a step in the right direction” says Nigel, but perhaps a case of too little too late, and a road has already been put through it, giving easy access to illegal loggers. He encourages people to help the elephants by supporting the foundation through donations or buying art work, but for him the only way to really save the elephants, the orangutans, the tigers and all the other jungle creatures of Sumatra is to buy back large areas of forest to be used for national parks, “But this, ” he says “would require large amounts of money from someone like Richard Branson or Bill Gates……..We live in hope.” Copyright © 2011 Bali Advertiser You can read all past articles of BA Feature Article at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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Not at all. That was a major theme of the book, to show that Indonesia is so inherently safe that a foreigner, if dressed sensibly and behaving politely, can wander around in a riot zone or the poorest neighborhoods without fear. Where were you when the first Bali Bomb exploded? I was sitting in my house in Bogor wishing I were in Kuta. I had arranged to meet friends visiting from Australia, but had been compelled to cancel my trip because of an important meeting in Jakarta the following Monday. Strangely, when I called the company on Monday to confirm the meeting, no one seemed to know anything about it. What was the most poignant fact you learned when researching Bali Blues?

Jeremy Allan had the sort of uneventful, suburban childhood that left him completely unprepared for life as an expatriate writer in Asia. Jeremy was born in Vancouver, Canada where he dropped out of high school and college before he started traveling in his early 20s. He backpacked through most of Latin America in the 70s, lived in Spain for a year, then set out for North Africa with the intention of heading back to Vancouver. That was when he discovered he had a lousy sense of direction. In 2001 Jeremy published Jakarta Jive and in 2005 Bali Blues. Both books tell the stories of how common Indonesians (and a couple of token foreigners) deal with, and overcome, social and economic upheaval in their respective communities. When was your first trip to Indonesia? I was Shanghaied, or “Singapored,” to be precise. An oil field recruiter discovered me in a backpacker dormitory on Bencoolen Street. He desperately needed a field supervisor for a geophysical survey crew in Kalimantan. I had worked for season as a jug hustler in a seismic survey crew in Canada. For the recruiter, that seemed to be sufficient qualification. What do you like about living here? The fact that I can’t even remember what it is like to be bored. There is always something interesting or refreshing to do or see right outside your door. When did you know that you had a talent for writing? Talent is too strong a word. Maybe “the ability to string ten words together in a sentence without humiliating myself” is more accurate. I started writing in fits and starts in my teens, but began writing seriously during the long lonely nights in my field camp in the Kalimantan rainforest. What was the first piece of writing you published? A piece for a Hong Kong Sunday supplement magazine about rescuing and caring for a baby orangutan in Kalimantan whose mother had been killed by poachers. This was before keeping orangutan was illegal. At any rate, I eventually surrendered Rimbani to a rehabilitation project for return into the forest. Do you make your living solely by the pen? By default. All my other attempts at making a living have ended in disaster. How long did it take you to write each book? Three years, the first two being wholly devoted to the fine art of procrastination, an essential part of the writing process.

A little-reported fact is that Indonesians per se were not barred from the Sari Club, but the bouncers only admitted locals with some standing in the community, such as champion surfers or successful business people. A couple of those A-list Bali residents would be alive today if there had been a blanket prohibition on Indonesians entering the club. Do you only write about Indonesia? Yes. I figure if I devote my efforts to explaining Indonesia to foreigners then one of these days I might begin to understand the place myself.

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Who is your publisher? Yellow Dot is one imprint of Afterhours Books, a Jakartabased publishing house devoted to exposing and promoting “the best of Indonesia.” They have published some pretty impressive books recently; I feel rather humbled when I see my book alongside the books of other writers in their catalog. What project are you working on now? Riding the Ring of Fire, a chronicle of my cycling adventures in Bali and Java, and my planned ride from Aceh to Flores. I will try to climb all the volcanoes along the route, thereby justifying the snappy title. What inspired you to write about your cycling adventures? The village is the heart and soul of Indonesia. Even in the largest cities, most neighborhoods are organized along village lines. Showing up in a village on a bike at nightfall gives me a plausible excuse to stay in a village for a couple of days and chat with the locals, gaining insights into the community that would often be denied a more formal visitor like a journalist or NGO officer.

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In a nutshell, what advice can you give to a beginning writer? Save your nutshells, and anything else that will burn. You will need it to make your coffee when you can’t afford the gas. Are there any other subjects you want to talk about? Nothing that can be printed in a family newspaper. How can we get a hold of your books? My books are available at all the English language bookstores in Jakarta and Singapore, and at Periplus outlets throughout Indonesia. Ordering information for printed and ebook copies are at jeremyallan.com. For anyone interested in being considered for Siapa, please contact: <dariskm@gmail.com> Copyright © 2011 Al Hickey You can read all past articles of Siapa at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz C/Ns/G-19 Oct. 11

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Restaurant Review

Fine Dining by the Sea! Sakala is a serious attempt to create a true fine dining restaurant on Bali’s southern shores. It is under the management of International Maitre d’ and restaurateur Herve Hedbert. In the kitchen is talented French Canadian chef Frederic Bouley who arrives in Bali with an impressive CV having worked with Joel Robuchon (2 Michelin stars Monaco), and at Le Louis XV (3 Michelin stars Monaco) and La Palme d’Or (2 michelin stars Cannes France). Together Herve and Frederic produce a true fine dining experience of International standard without losing that Bali feeling. Lunch is a more casual affair, mainly served in the pleasant ocean lounge and pool bar areas, but still gives you a small insight as to the wonders of full evening dining at Sakala. Salad of Smoked Salmon with feta, organic greens, heart of palm, endive, red onion and capers, King Crab Salad on fresh tomatoes, asparagus and avocado in a lemon and coriander vinaigrette. Entrees of Arancini Risotto Croquette with mushrooms and peas, tomato sauce and melted mozzarella. Tasmanian Salmon with melted goat cheese. Wagyu Burgers, Cheese Plates and Flat Bread Pizzas can be ordered whilst looking across the white sand beach to the vast blue ocean beyond. Late evening, from 10.00 p.m. to 1.00 a.m., Sakala offers a tempting bar menu; Peppered Beef Cheek Spring Rolls with truffle scented horseradish cream, Mini Wagyu Beef Burgers, Red Curry Lentil Burgers and that French International special, Croque Monsieur.

Barramundi. It is with black tiger prawns, squid and a ragout of sweet corn and asparagus. Big Eye Tuna Tataki is with a salad of crushed fennel, an orange emulsion and vanilla oil.

Everybody does Pumpkin Soup, but rarely does it taste like the one at Sakala. Butternut pumpkin is used and the rich creamy flavour that ensues is added to by pieces of grilled rock lobster and slivers of mushroom. On top a small mountain of cappuccino foam. Tasmanian Salmon Tartare are small rounds, covered on top with Avruga caviar, at the centre a perfect boiled Quail egg with soft yolk. Delicate but with subtle and contrasting tastes. Roasted Quail Breast is served with mushrooms and asparagus. The Big Eye Tuna Tataki is with crushed fennel, orange emulsion and vanilla oil. The jumbo Alaskan scallops are just that. By far the largest I have ever seen yet still tender to taste, they have been grilled and are served with rolls of crispy polenta, sitting on baby spinach with young asparagus and cucumber beurre blanc, scattered with Oscietra Caviar. Their Carpaccio of Butterfish is an amazing dish. Very plain to look at upon serving, a layer of overlapping paper thin flesh studded with micro diced fresh fruits, still frozen. Wrap the butterfish in small parcels around the fruit and the result is one of amazement that something that looks so simple can taste so great!

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Desserts have rarely been high on my priority list unless they are exotically different or very French! More than one chocolate dish on the dessert menu immediately turns me off! I saw one menu recently with 6 out of the 8 offerings being chocolate…a total lack of originality. At Sakala there is the mandatory chocolate dish, Mousse of 70% Bitter Valhrona with crisp hazelnut orange marzipan, mandarin sorbet and lime praline. An Old fashioned Bombe Alaska [ice cream and fried berries flamed with Kirsch, raspberry sorbet] is certain to prove popular with Sakala’s regulars. A fruit delight is the Mango and Mangosteen Salad, with blueberries, macadamia nuts, passion fruit sorbet, coconut mousse and Cape gooseberries. The exotic is in the form of a Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwich. Now you may think that this is only for the kids, but it is also a favourite with adults as well. A swirl of peanut butter ice cream sits on a square slab of intensely flavoured raspberry jelly. A combination to remember! For a first visit to Sakala the recommendation is to order either the Discovery Menu [4 courses with some choice] or the wonderful Chef’s Epicurian Tasting Menu of 6 courses, all small exotic tastes that leave you wanting a quick return to Sakala. Overall Sakala is a wonderful top end addition to Bali’s dining scene, in an area previously lacking in anything even approaching this quality of food and service.

Move inside to the restaurant proper and dinner is a gastronomic delight. Sakala gives full attention to all those ’little things’ that can make or mar an evening dinner. The result is the real difference between a memorable night and just going somewhere to eat. It all begins with the Amuse Bouche, a small trio of Oyster in olive oil, mini Scallop and a roll of Calamari on a spoon. The calamari soft and tender, not a trace of rubber, this chef certainly has some unique kitchen techniques.

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: Sakala : Jln. Pratama 88, Tanjung Benoa. : 774.499 : Lunch from 11.30 a.m., Dinner from 6.30 p.m., [all day lounge snacks from 10.00 a.m. till 2.00 a.m.]. Non-smoking Area : Yes [poolside] Smoking Area : Yes [inside] Pick-up Service : Nusa Dua/Jimbaran area. Parking : Valet Price : Rp. 1,200,000 for two [+ drinks] Credit Cards : Visa, Mastercard & AMEX. Food : Modern French. Wine : Good list. Service : Impeccable. Atmosphere : Fine dining in relaxed setting. Overall : A touch of class!

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The Duck Foie Gras has been imported from the Lande region of France, and comes as two perfect small discs sitting on rounds of thin warm brioche. The duck liver has been prepared Torchon style [wrapped in a towel and slowly poached], with delicate spices added. A Salad of Peking Duck Breast is tossed with orange segments, endive, macadamia nuts, goat cheese croutons and classic vinaigrette. Homemade Tagliatelle is served with grilled baby lobster in fresh tomato, basil and Grana Padano. Ravioli is presented open style with braised chicken, charred leek and Porcino mushroom emulsion. Loin of Venison, the perfect cut, is served with poached pear, mushroom, sweet potato and Brussels sprouts in a red wine juice. The Sirloin of Wagyu Beef is slowly cooked and comes with potato toque and a blend of root vegetables, caramelized shallots and a sauce of black pepper. Australian Rack of Lamb has been crusted with thyme and Parmesan, a perfect ‘pink’. It is served with tomato and goat cheese tart tatin, crushed zucchini, fried polenta and a red wine sauce with black olive emulsion. Seafood can be pan-fried

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CHRIS TMAS DINNE R Update Christmas Dinner is available at many Bali restaurants and boutique hotels. The following is a broad selection of special menus from different areas, and at a wide range of prices. FP=Festive Period [late December], CE=Dinner 24th, CL=Lunch 25th, CD=Dinner 25th and BD=Dinner 26th. Bookings are usually essential. Price [Rp….] is per person food only, unless otherwise stated. If restaurant also offers their normal a la carte menu as well [ALC], Special Prices if there are small serves for children [SPC]. Reservations Essential at all venues.

Candi Dasa The Dining Room: [CE, CL, CD. BD, 3 Courses-Rp 225,000++, SPC [Under 10], ALC]. Puree of Pumpkin with cream, truffle oil and Mediterranean spices, Spanish style Catalan Roast Turkey stuffed with prunes, pine nuts, dried apricot, pork sausage, pork loin and apple, spices and wine. Crepe Suzette, thin pancakes filled with a light custard cream and fresh oranges, drizzled with an orange caramel sauce. With Legong Dance Christmas Eve and Day. [Tel: (0363) 42.174]

sauces. Salumi, Cold Cuts & Cheeses: Chilled Hen Turkey Breast, Leg Ham, Milano Salami, Prosciutto Cotto Brie, Boconccini & Gorgonzola, Italian Pickles, Olives, Mustard & Breads, Salads: Red Potato Salad, Oven dried cherry tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, Caesar Salad, garlic croutons & bacon. Carving: Salmon, Mushrooms and Rice in Pastry, Coulibiac Sea Bass Parcels in Banana Leaf, Olive Creama, Balinese Smoked Duck, Bebek Betutu, Roasted Turkey Leg, Gherkins, Gravy & Sambals. Sides: Wood oven roasted asparagus, hollandaise, Parsnip, carrot & pumpkin pierogi. Sweets: Pavlova, Panna Cotta, Cannoli, Macarons Biscotti. [Tel: 730.333] Lestari: [CE, CD, Rp. 480,000 Net. ALC] A Tunjung Flute on arrival. Broccoli Cream Soup with homemade broccoli ravioli. Fettuccine al Lemone e Menta, Bacon Wrapped Dates stuffed with almonds, Dragon Fruit Vodka Sorbet, Thai style King Prawns on a spicy sweet and sour marinade and Filet au Poivre Noir et Framboises [char-grilled Australian tenderloin of beef with black pepper and raspberry cream sauce, served with pommes alhumetttes. Vanilla Orange Pannacotta, with a dash of chocolate. [Tel: 792.6375].

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Tivoli @ Watergarden: [3 Course Roast Dinner + Vegetarian option - CE, CL, CD, BD, Rp. 215-290,000++, SPC [Under 10], ALC]. Standard 3 course set meal starting with a Crème of Tomato Soup and finishing with English style Plum Pudding with brandy sauce. You make your own choice of main course to make up the 3 courses. Choice of Christmas Mains; Roasted Turkey, Beef Tenderloin, Smoked Duck Breast, Red Snapper, Salmon Fillet, Lamb Medallions or festive Vegetarian Nut Loaf. [Tel: (0363) 41.540].

Sasa’ Italian Pizzeria Ristorante: [CL, Rp. 220,000++ includes one glass of wine, SPC] Insalata di Arance [orange salad with red onion, black olive and olive oil], Consomme Celestine [beef consommé with crepes julienne], Galletto Ripieno in Salsa de Frutta [roasted stuffed chicken with fruits], Salame di Cioccolarto [chocolate salame]. [Tel: 736.638]

OM Organic: [CE, CL, CD – Rp.280,000++, ALC] Baked Kangkung Rolls with goat cheese, Brussels Sprout Cream with prosciutto chips, Scallop Ragout with ginger and Himalaya truffle, Roasted Organic Turkey with black Sumbawa honey glazed broccoli cupcake and baby potatoes, Christmas Red Wine Mousse with cherry compote. . [Tel: 960.4121] Sasa’ - Kerobokan

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EVO @ Sentosa: [CE, Rp. 650,000++, SPC [under 12]] Champagne Cocktail on arrival. EVO Tasting Platter: Carpaccio of Tuna, black olive ice cream, Olympia Oyster Fritti, Tomato and Truffle Crudo, Slow Cooked Duck Egg, Candied Pancetta, Pressed Quail Terrine, Foie Gras & Sicilian Pistachio. Main: Leg of Lamb stuffed with Porcini, roasted slowly on coffee

Warisan: [CL, FP, Rp.250,000 ++, SPC {under 12}, ALC] Foie Gras Ravioli with tartufata black truffle essence, glazed daikon and Carrot OR Four Gratinated Java Scallops a la Jimbaran, leek, fennel and pimienton seasoning. Lamb Tenderloin with rosemary juice, Vegetable Lasagna, sautéed potatoes, OR Pan Fried Barramundi, with Porcini risotto. Christmas Log, raspberry mousse strawberry jelly [CD, Rp.450,000++, SPC {Under 12}, ALC] Canadian Lobster “Rossini” lukewarm lobster tournedos topped with Pan Fried Foie Gras, black truffle butter emulsion, celeriac mousse. Vegetable Consommé with white truffle oil, croutons. Passion Fruit Sorbet, Lamb Tenderloin with thyme juice, tian vegetable provencal, comfit baby potatoes with rosemary OR Pan Fried Barramundi, sautéed spinach, Porcini saffron cream, polenta. Christmas Log, raspberry mousse strawberry jelly. [Tel: 731.175]

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EVO @ Sentosa - Kerobokan

wood with caramelized garlic, preserved lemon and potato 3 ways / creama, fondant, croquette. Dessert of Christmas plum pudding with brandy cream & vanilla custard. Coffee & loose leaf teas, Mini Christmas petit four. [CL–Brunch, Rp. 550,000++, SPC [under 12]] ICED: Kumamoto Oysters, Deep Sea White Prawns, Crab Cocktail Shot Tarter, Cocktail & mignonette

Cocoon Beach Club: [CL, CD Rp. 650,000++, SPC Under 13,] Jamon Melon Soup served cold, Choice of Entrée: White Bean Soup, porcini & scampi tails, 6 Pacific Oysters, wood fired prosciutto or natural, Roasted Beetroot Salad manchego cream & toasted hazelnuts (v) Seafood Trilogy of yellow fin tuna tartare, house cured salmon, seared confit lobster, parsnip puree, pickled daikon, tobiko dressing. Lobster Ravioli, fried leeks, smoked scallops, light bonito broth. BBQ Quail, cassava pure pumpkin, glazed baby shallots, mustard plum sauce. Goat’s Cheese Zucchini Flowers Tempura, watercress, bell pepper coulis, dried olive (v) Seared Fois Gras, berry compote, toasted brioche. Asparagus Risotto, dried tomato, basil, buffalo mozzarella, red pimento essence. Main: Choice of Chargrilled N.Z Lamb Rump, chat potatoes, forest mushrooms, rosemary cabernet jus. Char Grilled Lobster, truffle butter, warm kipfler potato salad Woodfired Pork Loin, skordalia mash, apple & pistachio salad, raspberry & seeded mustard emulsion. Rolled Breast of Turkey filled w/ wild mushroom, sage and pine nut, roasted baby vegetables, cranberry & verjuice glaze. Chargrilled Australian Angus Eye Fillet, horseradish new potatoes, 5 mushroom ragout, pearl onions, black truffle & sherry reduction. Crispy Skin Tasmanian Salmon, butter poached scallop, minted peas, saffron potato gallette & prawn essence. Oven Roasted Duck Breast, potato gratin, candied cabbage, madeira jus. BBQ Baby Spatchock, braised leeks, potato fondant & dijon cream. Dessert: Choice of House Made Christmas Pudding, butterscotch sauce, vanilla bean anglaise. Rich Valrhona Chocolate Fondant, orange blossom ice cream. Poached Pear, marscapone trifle, pistachio biscotti & rhubarb sorbet. Passion Fruit Cheese Cake, honey meringue salad, white chocolate yoghurt compote. Coffee / Tea. Petit Fours. [Tel: 731.266] Garden View: [CL Rp. 220,000++, Santa Claus, Door Prizes, Christmas Carols]. Pre lunch wine, Ham & Prawn Bruschetta with mango chutney, Roast Turkey with cranberry sauce, Leg Ham, baked potatoes and pumpkin, broccoli in cheese sauce Christmas Pudding [actually cooked the old fashioned way wrapped in calico] with custard and cream. Coffee with home made Mince Tarts. [Tel:769.470]. Pavone: [CD, Rp. 275,000++ for 5 course dinner, or Rp. 525,000++ with one bottle house wine p.p., SPC [Under 10]. Welcome Drink [glass of Two Islands wine or small Bintang], Appetiser [freshly baked wholemeal bruschetta with diced tomatoes, ham and salsa verde], Entrée [seafood salad supreme, cocktail sauce], Main [Turkey and Ham on the bone, special stuffing, cranberry sauce, sweet potatoes and roast pumpkin, Dessert [homemade Christmas Pudding with orange and brandy butter], After Dinner [Coffee/Tea with mince tart and ginger bread]. Plus Santa Claus, door prizes and Christmas Carols with the baby grand piano. [Tel: 756.030]

Canggu

Café Jemme: [CE, CL, CD. BD, FP, Rp. 375,000++, SPC]. Soup [Roast Pumpkin and Cranberry, OR Roast Pumpkin and Turkey, OR Roast Pumpkin and Chestnut], Main [Turkey Breast Roulade, sage and mushroom stuffing, with mashed potatoes, roast honey carrots, broccoli and cranberry sauce], Dessert [White Christmas Semi-freddo OR Christmas Fruit Parfait. [Tel: 4732.392].

Legian

Kori: [CE, Candle Light Full Set Menu Rp.285,000 Nett, or Rp.250,000 for 3 courses] Traditional Eggnog, Salad entrée of goat cheese, sun-dried tomatoes and rocket with passion fruit dressing and shaved parmesan. Lobster & Tiger Prawn Bisque finished with a blue swimmer crab meat dumpling. Main [traditional Roast Turkey with gypsy ham, stuffing and cranberry sauce], Christmas Pudding with brandy sauce and ice cream. [CL. Rp. 265,000 Nett, SPC [Under 10] Buffet - Mixed Salads, White Leek & Potato Soup, Roasted Pork Knuckle, Beef Cube Roll, roasted boneless N.Z. Leg of Lamb and Pan-fried Dory Fillet, followed by Christmas Pudding with brandy custard and ice cream. [CD, Rp. 265,000 Nett, or Rp. 225,000 3 course option] Crabmeat, Avocado and Tiger Prawn Salad with tequila cocktail sauce. Ory Fuillet and Tasmanian Salmon with buttered potatoes, sauted bok choy, capers, garlic sauce ], followed by Christmas Pudding with brandy sauce and ice cream [or Mango Cheesecake with passion fruit sauce]. [Tel: 758.605]

Pearl: [CE, Rp.750,000++] Presents a Foie Gras Christmas Feast, French style! Pre-starter of Foie Gras Emulsion and sweet and sour red onion compote. Appetizer: Virtual Macaron; Crème Brulee Foie Gras, Rum Marinated Foie Gras Terrine, with Szechuan pepper and coriander spices. Main: Boneless Quail stuffed with cêpes & foie gras, truffle risotto, chestnut mousse and smoked pan fried foie gras with Perigourdine sauce. Then the unique ‘NORMAN HOLE’, which is a shot of Calvados, followed by the Cheese Platter, a selection of fine cheeses with wild clove blossom honey, truffle oil and a date bonbon and fig gelée. Finish with Chocolate & fresh seasonal berries, chocolate mousse, crushed almonds, rhubarb compote, mixed berries, peach sorbet and a nougatine tuile. . [Tel: 732.743]

Lovina Damai: [CE, $85++] A 5 course extravaganza from Penny Williams. Home made breads, extra virgin olive oil and balsamic, Chilled Soup of roast tomato and red peppers, swirled with basil oil. Pepper Crusted Yellow Fin Tuna just seared, with sautéed oyster mushrooms and fresh herbs. Confit Duck Salad, sour cherries, roast beetroot, pine nuts and an orange vinaigrette. Main of Roast Pork with crunchy crackling, red cabbage done Korean kim-chi style and creamed polenta OR Mahi-Mahi Fillet pan-fried, with sautéed Chinese greens, pancetta and Champagne beurre blanc sauce. Christmas Pudding semi freddo [Italian for half cold] with fresh strawberries. Coffee/Tea with Damai chocolates. [Tel: (0362) 41.008]

Nusa Dua Arwana @ Laguna: [CE, CD, Rp. 850,000 Net. For 6 courses, ALC] Amuse Bouche, House Smoked Salmon Tartar with red onion, capers, fresh dill, creme fraiche, fresh salmon roe and aragula leaves, Roasted Pumpkin Consomme scented with lemomgrass and lime leaf, crab dumplings, bean sprouts and fresh coriander, Thin Abalone and seared Duck Foie Gras

with buttered spinach and Jerusalem artichoke cream, Tuna Tataki with togarashi peppers and snail ragout in red wine and fresh lovage, Main of Roasted Tom Turkey [white and dark meat] sage and wild rice stuffing, Brussels sprouts, candied yam, orange cranberry relish, buttered chestnuts and giblet gravy, OR Spiny Lobster Thermidor [half] gratinated, served with poached green beans and asparagus, organic greens and fresh lemon, Poached Pear in red wine with orange and prune compote, cinnamon honey ice cream and almond flakes. [Tel: 771.327]. Kayuputi @ St. Regis: [CE,. Rp 1,750,000 Net, ALC] . Amus Bouche, Silver Bass Tartar with salty pink grapefruit and passion fruit coulis, Alaskan Crab Dumpling in lemongrass carrot broth with lime foam and kaffir lime dust, Duck Foie Gras Terrine served with house smoked duck breast and mango salsa, Slow Baked Triple Tail, tomato espuma, braised zucchini, heirloom tomato fondue and sweet basil oil, Main of Medallion of Veal Tenderloin, butter glazed young vegetables, winter truffles and port wine emulsion OR 48 Hour Braised Venison Shank in Beaujolais wine with butter glazed young vegetables, caramelized pumpkin mousseline, winter truffles and braising meat jus, Mousse Sabayon Orange-Cardamopm, pain d’spices ice cream, roasted apple, cinnamon and walnut crumble. Coffee or Tea with Valrhona Chocolate Bites, and Christmas cookies. [CD, Rp.1,750,00 Net, ALC] Amuse Bouche, Yellow Fin Toro Tuna cold smoked with tomato basil mojito, nasturtium leaves and white tomato air, Peking Duck Parcel Chinese roasted in a rich herbal consommé drizzled with sesame oil, Confit of Cured Tasmanian Salmon with vanilla celeriac mousseline, crunchy fennel salad and balsamic reduction, Foie Gras pan seared set on lobster fricassee and kumquat emulsion, Main of Wagyu Beef Cheek slow braised in Bintang beer, truffle potato puree, buttered artichokes and morel mushrooms, natural from braising meat reduction and malt foam OR NZ Lamb Fillet served with morel mushrooms and Brussels sprout fondue, berries compote and fresh tarragon meat jus, Medallion of Whisky Parfait with chestnut ice cream, sour cream espuma. Rock meringue and Baileys coulis. Coffee or Tea with Valrhona Chocolate Bites, and Christmas cookies. [Tel: 8478.111]

Sanur Beach Cafe: [CE, CD, BD, Rp.195,000++] Salad: Prosciutto with lemon and mustard dressing, OR Grape and Smoked Salmon with yoghurt and honey dressing, OR Grilled Beef tossed with lettuce, tomato and olives, balsamic dressing. Main: Snapper Parcel wrapped with herbs and spices, vegetable mornay and baby parsley potatoes, OR Roast Beef with gravy, vegetable mornay and parsley baby potates, OR Grilled Duck Breast with oyster and sesame seed sauce, vegetable mornay and parsley baby potatoes. Dessert: Raspberry Mousse with cranberry sauce, OR Chocolate Fondant with vanilla ice cream, OR Vanilla Panna Cotta with fruit compote. Tel: 282.875} Massimo il Ristorante: [CE Rp. 165,000++, ALC, SPC [Under 10] Traditional Italian Christmas Dinner. Christmas Show for kids starts 6.30.p.m., Christmas Cartoons at 7.00, followed by Santa Claus at 8.30. Traditional Christmas set Menu of Antipasto de Natale all’Italiana, Main course is Tacchino al Forno con Ripieno [Roast Turkey with stuffing and gravy, mashed potatoes and red cabbage. Dessert is Panettone con Crema Chantilly e Cioccolata Calda [traditional Christmas cake with ice cream and hot chocolate sauce]. [Tel: 288.942]

Seminyak Rio: [Special Scandinavian Christmas Dinner Buffet with live entertainment. CE, Rp. 349,000 Net, SPC -Under 12, ALC.] Welcome Drink – Glogg. Swedish Herring, Marinated Salmon and Mustard Sauce, Smoked Salmon, Eggs with Shrimp and Caviar, Seafood Terrine, Christmas Ham, Meatballs, Cocktail Sausages, Ribs, Janssons “Temptation”, Red Cabbage, Salted Cucumber, Carrot” laatikko”, Beetroot Salad Dessert: Chocolate Mousse with fruit salad. [Tel: 732.685]

RIN @ Conrad: [CE, CD, Rp. 600,000++, Children not permitted] Hassum: Physalia marinated with amazu, Spanish mackerel sushi, chrysanthemum salad, tofu marinated with Sakyo miso, Konbu-cured snapper and vegetable rolled in nori, radish and salmon roe. Homemade Yuba, lobster medallion, asparagus and grilled shiitake with mizone soup, Kushiage Sampler [braised wagyu, cheese and asparagus], Momotaro Tomato Salad, Teriyaki Duck Breast, Panna Cotta Yuzu flavoured. [Tel: 776.788] Sakala: [CE, Rp. 800,000] Mises en Bouches, Foie Gras Rougie Experience from Lande region in France OR Grill Prawn with crushed fennel salad and passion fruit emulsion scented with vanilla, Butternut squash cream soup served with lobster and portabella mushroom, old Balsamique reduction, cappuccino way OR Beef Consommé with Smoked Duck, young vegetable, chicken & truffle stuffing, Grill Blue Eye Tuna Steak, asparagus and dry tomato risotto, red wine vinaigrette with olive, capers, heart of palm and sweet pepper OR Wagyu Beef Tenderloin served with “garlic & potato croquette”, snow peas, spinach, mixed mushroom and port cream sauce OR Roasted Turkey Breast with mash potato, caramelized shallots, mix vegetable and truffle sauce (Extra foie gras terrine Rp 100,000,-), Selection of farmhouse cheese served with homemade bread, fig paste and nuts (Extra 100,000,-), Christmas Log “Sakala style”, Sweet surprise. [Tel: 774.499] Suku @ Conrad: [CE, Rp. 700,000 ++, SPC {Under 12)] Entrée: Scallops with apple puree and salad, chorizo crumble, OR Cured Salmon in soy-ginger, pear and cress salad, OR Pickled Beetroot & Goat Cheese Tart. Second: Ravioli of feta, shiitake mushroom and coriander with tomato bisque, OR Cauliflower Soup with sautéed mushrooms, grilled prawn and truffle dressing. OR Pan-roasted Quail with bacon, caramelized shallot and cassava miso puree. Intermezzo: Rhubarb and Citrus Sorbet. Main: Turkey Roulade with sage and apricot, carrot and chestnut cream, parsley oil and poultry jus, OR Pan-roasted Snapper on corn cream, crushed warm potato salad, basil and lemon dressing, OR Grilled Rib-eye Beef with edamame, truffle ,mash, shimeji mushroom and paprika beef glaze. Dessert: Christmas Pudding with whisky anglaise, poached dried fruits and cinnamon ice cream, OR Unbaked Strawberry Cheesecake OR Trio of Panna Cotta. [CL Brunch, Rp. 650,000++ includes welcome drink and free flow soft drinks, SPC {Under 12}] Extensive Christmas Buffet of Bakery items, Imported Cheeses, Seafood [oysters, scallops, mussels, squid, clams and smoked fish], Salads and Appetisers, Maki and Californian Rolls, Sashimi, Soups, Chicken Shawarma, Ham and Turkey, Hot Dishes and Desserts. [CD Rp. 500,000++, SPC {Under 12}] Extensive Buffet. [Tel:778.788] Tao: [CE, CD, Rp. 350,000++, Includes one glass of wine p.p., SPC – Under 12, ALC ] Appetizer [Grilled Salmon with green mango, Stuffed Prawn Roll with green curry sauce and Sautee of Lamb and Mushroom in crisp golden bag], Salad [Grilled Mahi-Mahi with teriyaki dressing], Soup [Banana Flower in lemongrass and coconut milk], Main [Braised Pork Loin with butter malati rice OR Grilled Mixed Seafood of tiger prawn, snapper, squid and scallop with yellow curry, spinach sauce and chilli jam]. Dessert [Chocolate Flan with almonds and vanilla ice cream]. [Tel: 772.902]

Tirta Gangga Tirta Ayu: [FP, CE, CL, CD, BD. Rp. 175,000 ++, choice of 2 set menus, SPC – Under 10, ALC.] Menu A: Hot & Sour Mushroom Soup, Beetroot Salad, Sirloin Steak with leek fondue and potato gallete, Lime Sorbet with berry and mango coulis. Menu B: French Onion Soup, Green Salad, Smoked Duck with red rice, tomato jam and steamed vegetables, Grilled Pineapple with rum custard. Tel: (0363) 22.503

CasCades @ The Viceroy: [CE, $150++ ] . Amuse Bouche, Smoked Duck Prosciutto, Ruby Grapefruit, Candied Walnuts, Rocket Brioche Chips. Potage of Celeriac Roasted Scallop Roe Cream, Ham Hock Foie Gras Terrine, Honey Roasted Fig, Asparagus, Apple Truffle Salad with apple balsamic dressing. Main: Pan Roasted Baby Barramundi fennel risotto, beetroot horseradish drizzle OR Roast Turkey Chestnut Roulade roast baby potatoes, infant vegetables, cranberry jelly, OR Juniper Venison Wild Mushroom Ragout, port reduction dauphine potatoes, OR Cashew Almond Nut, roast infant vegetables, wild mushroom jus. Dessert: Traditional Christmas Pudding with brandy butter OR Belgium Chocolate Mousse toasted coconut marshmallow ice cream, Dark Cherry Kirsch Compote. [Tel: 971.777] CP Royal Steak House: [CE, CD. Rp. 150,000++, SPC [Under 10)] Choice of Salad: Mixed Green, OR Potatoes Spinach & Mushroom in garlic aioli dressing OR Caesar. Main: Roasted Tom Turkey with stuffing OR Pot Roast of beef in black bean OR Ayam Betutu with your choice of Mash Potatoes, Sliced Potato in orange glaze or rice. Dessert of homemade Crepes. [Tel: 978.954] Lamak: [CE, CL, CD, BD. 410,000++, SPC [Under 12], ALC]. Carpaccio of Portabello Mushroom, then Seared Scallops in citrus flavoured open lasagna and saffron cream. Grilled Cauliflower Soup with sautéed goose liver cubes. Granite of Cranberries. Main course of Yabbies, on papaya and chilli coulis with lemongrass infused rice OR Cassolette of Quail with root vegetables. Dessert of Tropical Baked Alaska. Transport to/from Ubud hotels [Tel: 974.668]

Lamak - Ubud

Taksu: [CL, Rp. 175,000 Net, SPC [Under 13], ALC] 4 Course Healthy Christmas Luncheon. Soup [Raw Pineapple and Avocado OR Shrimp and Corn Chowder with basil], Salad [Wild Rice with cranberries and mint OR Taksu style Waldorf], Main [Roasted or Smoked Turkey with stuffing OR Chilled Tiger Jumbo Prawns with lemon beurre blanc sauce, OR Vegetarian options: Pumpkin Ravioli OR Raw Zucchini Marinara OR Raw Enchiladas] with your choice of side dish; Steamed Broccoli Mimosa, Vichy Carrot orange glazed, Buttered Cheddar Mashed Potatoes, Cranberry Relish and Giblet Gravy. Dessert [Apple Pie OR Raw Sacher-Torte Chocolate Cake]. [Tel: 971.490]

Tuban

Rush Bamboo: [CE, Rp.800,000++, SPC [6 - 12 years], ALC]. Amuse Bouche [seared scallop, sweet corn sauce and caviar], Foie Gras [terrine of duck liver, toasted brioche and truffle vinaigrette], Fillet of Bass [baked fillet of sea bass, creamy polenta, crisp capers and roasted onion], Turkey [slow roasted turkey, pumpkin puree, green beans and cranberry sauce], Cheese [5 types of French cheese, brioche and grape marmalade], Opera [almond biscuit layered with chocolate ganache and coffee butter cream]. Mignardine [coffee/tea]. [Tel: 730.999]

Sands @ Hotel Santika: [CE. Rp.225,000++, SPC [Under 13],] An extensive BBQ Buffet. Cold dishes include Smoked Salmon, Smoked Turkey Breast on rock melon, Chicken, Grapefruit and Corn Salad with almond dressing, Roasted Pumpkin Cream Soup with smoked beef, a range of Italian Pastas, Roast Turkey with chestnut dumpling, giblet gravy and cranberry sauce. From the Char Grill: Baby Lobsters, Salmon Fillet, Marinated Balinese Chicken, Beef Steak, Lamb Kebabs, Sate Lilit, Marinated Prawns, Beef Spare Ribs and Bratwurst Sausages. Assorted hot vegetables and condiments. Desserts include Christmas Pudding, Crème Brulee, Tiramisu, Apple Strudel, Chocolate Log Cake. [Tel: 751.267]

Tanjung Benoa

Ubud

RIN @ Conrad - Tandjung Benoa

with garlic and herbs, cheese garlic croutons. Terrine de Canard, duck meat terrine, homemade onion jam, crudités, char-grilled Farmers bread. Lime Sorbet. Veal Medallion ‘Diane’, grilled veal medallion, diane sauce, potato gratin, sautéed mushrooms, green peas and carrot pearls. Cerise Jubilee, 2 scoops of vanilla ice cream with warm cherries and cherry brandy. [Tel: 972.706]

Beduur @ Ubud Hanging Gardens: [CE, Rp. 800,000++, SPC [Under 12], ALC] Tasmanian Salmon house cured with Balinese herbs, sea salt and soya, green apple, baby red radish, avocado, baby fennel and tobiko with honey lime ginger dressing and herb sour cream, Scallops steamed in black bean sauce, with glass noodles, fresh ginger shiitake mushrooms, spring onion, coriander and sesame oil scent, King Prawns char-grilled with coconut milk, turmeric, mangosteen, Thai basil, mint leaf, lemongrass, salak and spicy lime jam, Tokusen Beef Cheek Cannelloni, rigatoni stuffed with beef cheek and mushroom in truffle cream sauce, duck fat confit porcini and parmesan. Dessert Trio of passion fruit soufflé, chocolate fondant and mango pannacotta. Coffee/Tea and petit fours. . [Tel: 982.700] Café des Artistes: [FP, CE, CL, CD.BD, Rp.250,000++, ALC] Soupe aux Poivrons Rouges, red capsicum soup enriched

Taksu - Ubud

Ungasan/Uluwatu di Mare @ Karma Kandara: [CE, CL, CD, BD, Rp. 380,000++ for food 4 course dinner or Rp. 650,000++ with matched wines, SPC [Under 10], ALC}. FIRST [Cured Tuna Loin on a mosaic of baby vegetables and micro herbs with lemon dressing OR Confit Duck Salad, dried yellow raisins, baby spinach, arugula, red onion relish and toasted pecans], SECOND [Butternut Squash Soup, garnished with Porcini mushrooms and mascarpone], THIRD [Main of Roasted Turkey, spiced sweet potatoes, sage onion dressing, cranberry sauce OR Honey Charred Ham with roasted pumpkin and green apple relish with black pepper fig compote and asparagus, OR Pan Seared Red Snapper with pork chorizo and root vegetable hash, Brussels sprouts, tomato and marjoram salsa scented with smoked paprika], FOURTH [Dessert of Pumpkin Cake with Armagnac soaked prunes, spiced rum sauce and pine nuts, OR Egg Nog Custard, classic cognac and nutmeg Christmas drink set in a custard, served with ginger bread cookies]. [Tel: 848.2222].

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Oh joy, oh precious laughter. Those crazy, zany, how-can-they-possibly-talk-so-fast-inIndonesian-let-alone-Balinese ex-pat comediennes are back in the limelight. These are long-term Ubud residents and a truly multicultural mix. The four are Australian Alex Ryan, American Rucina Ballinger, Swiss Suzan Kohlik and Italian Antonella Desantis - all now busy Indonesian citizens except Alex, a permanent resident. So now and again Bali beams a smile of delight as the Gedebongs put aside their families, their successful businesses and their community activities to split the sides of participants at select lucky Bali events. This month three Gedebongs (the Italian spice was missing) wowed both the Sanur Festival and an international Toastmasters Convention, with delegates from Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei. The lasses, who perform original songs and comedy skits in fast and fluent bahasa, mesmerized both local Balinese and the Indonesian and overseas visitors – they had them rolling in the aisles. For bookings, E: rucina@indo.net.id>. KEBUN When is a garden a café? When it’s the latest piece of genius by the Bali Spirit group, a little European-style restaurant called Kebun (bahasa for garden), tucked between siblings, The Yoga Shop and Tegun Gallery, on Jl Hanoman. Aiming for a different clientele than their successful KAFE and Little K, this intimate little spot serves herbed Australian lamb, rare beef, cheese drizzled New Zealand mussels and all sorts of other droolable, not vegetarian not raw deliciousnesses to tempt the “I’ve been trying this healthy kick for far too long” palette. And judging by the enthusiasm of the tasters in the bustling crowd at the super super soft soft opening this month, the garden won’t be a secret for long. Bali Spirit group; P: 0361 970 992. THE COFFIN OR THE MIKE? An international study of fears showed that the top two fears in the western world were dying - it came in second - and public speaking. Public speaking is often useful in a career, and mastering it can be empowering, especially for people with a speaking phobia. Ubud’s Asyik Toastmasters club is a safe space to polish both leadership and communication skills. Toastmasters’ “Competent Leadership” program includes critical thinking, giving feedback, time management, planning, delegation, facilitation, motivation, mentoring and team building. Useful for local employers, as well as their employees. Invest 25,000rp for a meeting at Campuhan College (1st & 3rd Thursdays every month, registration 6pm). Because when asked to attend a funeral, you don’t want to be more afraid of giving the eulogy, than being the body in the box! Email: Andry <ariex_p@yahoo.com> or phone 62-81337 290 712. BIGGEST GATES – GUINESS RECORD Somewhere in Bali, two of the world’s biggest gates are currently under construction, carved by some of the island’s most revered master craftsmen and featuring several panels of unforgettable images of the Ramayana. They are entries in this year’s Guinness Book of Records. More importantly, the gates will record for posterity both the Hindu teaching tales and the skills of the craftsmen who created them.

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If I knew any more, I’d tell you. There’s just so much one can eavesdrop into another conversation at a highway internet café. SMALL KIDS SUPPORT STREET DOGS An auction of artworks produced by Grade 3 students at Green School at Three Monkeys Restaurant on December 2 will raise funds to benefit BAWA, the charity that provides veterinary care and adoption services for Bali’s street dogs. The youngsters elected to support BAWA as their class charity this school year and have produced bracelets and created paintings, drawings and multimedia art to sell to raise funds and awareness of their program. Green School Community members and members of the public are invited to the exhibition opening and auction, which will include finger food and welcome drinks provided by Three Monkeys fabulous kitchen. The Grade 3 class will give a multi-media presentation. Opening/ Auction 6pm, Friday, December 2. RSVP to Sherri at 0812 364 0490 or shridee@ gmail.com. ITALIAN CUISINE IN FINE GALLERY A new tasty resto - Il Giardino Resto in J a l a n Kajeng, Ubud - is a coup for both the masterminds who created it (also the geniuses behind our beloved Three Monkeys Restaurant on Jl Monkey Forest) and for its host site, the longstanding Hans Snell Gallery. With superb Italian cooking, including the melt in the mouth, “I think I’ve died and gone to heaven” prawns, squid, snapper and saffron risotto, this little tucked away treasure would do well anyway. But when Hans Snell’s delicate, elegant Balinese widow comes out to greet your table, and tells you riveting stories about her Dutch husband, it makes for an unforgettable evening. Snell had worked for the Dutch government in Indonesia for many years, but never went back to Europe after hiding in the mountains of Java in the 1940s rather than go to war against his adopted homeland. He was considered one of Ubud’s finest artists and his gallery shows some of most treasured artworks. Tuesday – Sunday from breakfast to dinner, with home delivery pizzas that really are extra bagus. Phone 0361 974271.

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Would you like a prize with that? Writers, publishers and booksellers the world over are hoping that being able to label a book a prizewinner, is a major drawcard to book buyers today. Judging by how many literary awards exist internationally (hundreds, with new ones almost annually), the allure of approval from a panel of aficionados, grows. And any good publisher wants their authors in the race. A win’s best, but shortlist, long list—any list helps. Enormously. And it’s not just for the prestige. While important for some, it can be vital for readers to help choose from the piles new titles (and millions of ‘old’) on offer at any time. How many? Brace yourselves. Worldometer’s site says 1,023,888 new titles internationally, this year alone. Some of the most prominent prizes are the Nobel Prize in Literature, the Man Booker, and its sister, the Man Asian Literary prize; the Pulitzer (a series of prizes), the International IMPAC; the Costa—another series, given for both high literary merit and also works that are enjoyable reading. (Why do those two not necessarily go together?); the Neustadt—a biennial award, like the Nobel, for a body of work. There are awards based on genre—the Hugo (for science fiction or fantasy), the Astrid Lindgren for children’s writing, the Agatha (for crime). Some are given in specific regions—the Commonwealth Writers Prize recently enlarged its scope to include best book and best short story. In the Indonesian publishing world, there’s the Saraswati Literary Award for Lifetime Achievement. Australian awards include the Miles Franklin for the best novel or play portraying Australian life ‘in any of its phases’. Then, there’s gender. The Orange Prize, celebrating the best novel in English by a woman of any nationality is already widely known but, according to a new, active literary committee in Australia, is just a start. Decrying the unequal recognition of books by women in major literary award shortlists, they’ve introduced a new award—the Stella. So, would you like cash too? Of course, it’s not just the status and peer approval that matters. Some come with sizeable prize money too. The Nobel, the apex in literary terms, is also the highest paying at $US1.4 million. The IMPAC winner gets acclaim and an account-bolstering €100 000 Euros; Man Booker attracts £50 000 and the Miles Franklin will boost the coffers by AUD$42 000. Is the quality indisputable? While it’s the hope that awards signal distinctive and excellent writing it’s not always the case. (Latest Booker, yes; previous? hmmm). You’ve heard the saying, ‘The pen is mightier than the sword’? The English novelist Edward Bulwer-Lytton, who wrote those famous words, was also famous for others that have,

inadvertently, given rise to a somewhat-less-than-desired prize. This tongue-in-cheek accolade—the Bulwer-Lytton— from another much-quoted line: ‘It was a dark and stormy night’ is awarded to entrants who deliberately ‘compose the opening sentence to the worst of all possible novels’. There’s some appeal—manufacturing ‘stinkers’ might not be as easy as it sounds. But more often than not, these lists provide the kind of groans and cringes that writers would rather their works didn’t elicit. Another ‘Clayton’s prize’ is the Literary Review’s Bad Sex in Fiction Award which goes to the worst description of a sex scene in a novel. The 2005 shortlist included Salman Rushdie, Marlon Brando, Ben Elton, Paul Theroux and JM Coetzee and went to Giles Coren for Winkler. When the crowd at the awards ceremony cheered, they were reminded by Alexander Waugh that it was not a booby prize, but an award for bravery. Also known as ‘The Bad Hemingway’, the International Imitation Hemingway Competition is an annual contest that pays mock homage to Ernest Hemingway by encouraging submissions of a ‘really good page of really bad Hemingway’ in a Hemingway-esque style. The 2002 winner was The Old Man and the Flea, nudging out The Bug Count also Rises.

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While the judges on the panels tend to be literary heavyweights, not all qualify as such. The Diagram (Prize for Oddest Title of the Year) began life to relieve the boredom among booksellers at Frankfurt’s Book Fair. Winning in 2008 was The 2009-2014 World Outlook for 60-milligram Containers of Fromage Frais and, more recently, Michael R Young’s Managing a Dental Practice: The Genghis Khan Way. Writers trying to devise a great title will attest to how hard it is to find the one. Prizes producing more publishing Award winning authors often get snapped up for their next book. But sometimes, inclusion on the ‘wrong’ list is just what’s needed to sell more books. Such is the notoriety of the booby prizes that they’ve led to no fewer than six collections of the Bulwer-Lyttons, including: • It Was a Dark and Stormy Night (1984), • Bride of Dark and Stormy (1988), • It Was a Dark & Stormy Night: The Final Conflict (1992), The Diagrams also led to Aurum Press releasing, in 2008, How to Avoid Huge Ships and Other Implausibly Titled Books. Their 2009 follow-up—Baboon Metaphysics And More Implausibly Titled Books—sold very well. So…whether you’re guided by prizes for the next book to buy. Or are the kind to eschew prizewinners and go for the lesser-knowns, you’ll need some way through the stacks; some way to know that the time and money you’re investing is going to reward you back. Interesting times. C/U/G-30 Nov. 11

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Sailing Vessel Kelolo‘s Indonesian Adventure “Every village we anchored at has given us a special story to tell.” James from sv Kelolo

Adventure of a Lifetime James and Sam are young people and are on the adventure of a lifetime. Not backpacking around the world but sailing through the exquisite waters of Indonesia. They are in Bali at present after having sailed from Brisbane to Darwin then to Bali via Saumlaki, Banda Neira, Ambon, Wakatobi, Bonneraita, Flores and south Lombok. James said, “We came with no expectations and have never worried about security or felt threatened in any way. The people have been fantastic. Every village we anchored at has given us a special story to tell.”

James and Sam Buy a Yacht

They started their adventure in August 2010 in Brisbane by buying a yacht. The sv Kelolo is a 41ft William Garden ketch built in Taiwan in 1972. It is a perfect boat for cruising the tropics. Plenty of deck space for relaxing after coming off watch and with plenty of shade from the main sail, jib and mizzen. Lazy jacks to make tidying up the boat at anchorage a lot easier, no rolling up heavy sails after a passage. Swivel vents on the deck to let hot air out from down below, a natural form of air conditioning. My fave is the aft cabin with a double bunk. It is a perfect chill zone to get away from whatever is bugging you. Go down below, shut the cabin door and its all yours. Open the hatch to let a soothing breeze in and then gaze out the portholes and check out what is happening around the boat. Other crew members on the yacht could be miles away when you are luxuriating in an aft cabin of a 41ft yacht. The forward cabin is not the same and not as good. The anchor chain bangs on at all hours and the rocking and rolling is more pronounced. Imagine this, you have just had a fantastic sail from some remote part of Indonesia and anchored in crystal clear waters and you are flaked out reading a book or Kindle in your own aft cabin just as some local fisherman paddles by. Heaven.

Refit of sv Kelolo B e f o r e heading out into the wide open seas James and Sam carried out a major refit that took 10 months to complete. Not an easy task as the work is often d i r t y, i n confined spaces and can be expensive. Always at the back of your mind is that the job has to be done properly because anything that goes wrong will be at sea and not on dry land. Of course just

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to add to it all is the fact that all these jobs are done in full gaze of other yachties also working in the hardstand area. They often come over and check out what you are doing and are fairly free with their advice. For James and Sam it paid off big time. It has been their floating home ever since. James again, “We are stoked with the boat. All the time, effort and money we put in we have got back.”

Start of Indonesian Sailing Adventure They arrived in Darwin around the time over 100 yachts from all over world had gathered to participate in the Sail Indonesia Rall 2011 and thought they would join in the fun. Leaving Darwin five days after the official start date of 23 July they headed north to Saumlaki. The sail out of Darwin was not good as the wind dropped and the seas glassed off. After two days sailing however they hit Saumlaki for a quick stop then onto Banda Neira. The winds were a lot better this time coming from SE at 10 - 15 knots. Banda Neira is a town of 15000 in the Banda Islands part of the Maluku province and was once the centre of the spice trade. According to Sam, Banda Neira is, “stunning with a deep and sheltered harbour. Massive lava flows plunged into the sea and there are thermal waters to swim in. Spices growing everywhere and has a random untouched feel about it. We did some diving and saw many magical coral gardens in crystal clear waters.” Ambon was their next anchorage and they had heard some bad reports as we all have about Ambon. But Sam said, “It was enchanting and hectic and had a fine harbour to sail into.” She also said that she was saddened by the fact that many of the Sail Indonesia 2011 fleet chose not to visit Ambon.

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They took a hike to visit the Ambon War Cemetery where over 1000 Australian soldiers are buried having lost their lives in World War 2. From Ambon they sailed for Wakatobi to join in the Sail Wakatobi 2011 event. About 15 to 20 yachts were there also and they were treated to some fine hospitality. The locals put on some fascinating cultural displays and made the visitors feel very welcomed.

Freezing at the top of Mt Rinjani Lombok

It is hard to imagine shivering in the tropics but take a look at the photo of James and Sam at top of Mt Rinjani in Lombok. It looks like they got all their wet weather gear on to protect them from the cold. Beanies, high collars, warm jackets and Sam even has gloves on. Rinjani is an active volcano rising to 3726 metres so it is a reasonable climb to the top. It has a 6km by 8km caldera that has a lake with the beautiful name of Segar Anak which means ‘’Child of the Sea’’. The lake is 200 meters deep and has some hot springs. These two young and attractive people should be proud of their achievements so far and it is not over yet. At the time of writing they are planning to revisit Lombok, a place that gave them a great lift. Not to go climbing but to visit some very special Indonesian friends. Not a bad destination to head for. Happy Sailing.

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The Paradoxical Pressures of Paradise Believe it or not, just like many modern human beings, Balinese also suffer depression, anxiety, paranoia that in some cases may even lead to suicide. You only have to pick up any random local tabloid to learn about yet another person who has taken their life for no apparent reason. In a traditional Balinese family, everyone lives in one compound. No matter how big that compound is, it’s not always possible for such a large number of people in a small personal space to get on. Gossip, envy, competition and personality conflicts invariably leads to tension – tension that, whilst complained about to others, is almost never resolved with the family. Potential pent up stress and anger! Community pressures, encompassing both religious and tradition, place demands on Balinese that cannot be avoided, for risk of being—at the very least—gossiped about or—at the very worst—ostracised from the very community you will need to cremate you when you pass on. Potential fear and paranoia! With an ever expanding global economy booming in Bali, Balinese need to work hard to pay for life’s necessities: children’s education and health, religious obligations, paying electricity, water and telephone bills, food, and clothing. All of these costs increase exponentially each year out of synch with wage increases. Many work long hours in the tourism industry which expects them to keep regular hours and predictable holidays when their own community expects them to devote days and days to ceremonies at the drop of a hat. Potential stress! As Balinese become more middle class, aspirations to buy this or that, aspirations that often lead people deeper into more debt than they can handle. All this, the result of that affliction coined years ago in the West: afluenza (affluent influenza), aka ‘wanting more and more and more’. Potential envy, anxiety and frustration! Yet the problem is there and can be remedied, there are surprisingly few psychiatrists or psychologists in Bali. The few that exist are expensive or inaccessible, leaving many people are left untreated. Hopefully in the future, the local government will consider free mental health services for these people in need… Vaughan Hatch has immersed himself with Balinese culture, living with locals in Bali since 1997. He speaks fluent Indonesian and Balinese, and is unashamedly addicted to playing gamelan. A linguistic, archaeology and publishing graduate, he works for indOKiwi ‘linguistic and cultural solutions’ in Sanur. Email him on contact@indokiwibali.com or call (0361) 464201 for further queries. Copyright © Kulture Kid 2011 You can read all past articles of Kulture Kid at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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For Sale; Canon Powershot digital camera S3 IS. Automatic and manual modes.12x zoom, can shoot movies. Excellent condition, hardly been used from new, still in box, selling for 2.8 million. Contact Kevin on 0818 0531 8192. [090] For Sale; Wooden boxes to give, perfect for storage or product presentation 36x25x8cm in nice stone design, with lid, stackable, left overs. Very cheap. Please call: Ifa 081 5929 4338, <robertmoe@hotmail. com>. [091] For Sale; Used CNC machine, 75x50cm, 30kg, perfect for engrave/cutting of wood, plastic, aluminium, etc. Connectible to any PC, no heavy duty, Rp. 25.000.000. Call: Ifa 081 5929 4338, <teakconcept@ yahoo.com>. [092]

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BEDO Training Program December 2011 ” Design Management and Trend-spotting” Focusing in Home Décor & Soft Furnish BEDO & CBI Rotterdam are collaborating and coordinating training on Export Programs which will benefit to all exporters in Bali. In this December training will be based on the product development guide and will be an opportunity to work hands-on with support from the consultants on developing your own range development strategy and action plan. It is aimed at both marketing and design staff. Therefore this is a great opportunity for you and those of your staff involved in product development to really focus for one day on what you are going to develop for the next season. We invite you to join our third training with CBI sector and design experts on: Day/Date : Monday, 12 December 2011 Time : 09.00 am-05.00 pm Venue : Santika Hotel, Jl. Raya Kuta, Kuta-Bali 80361 Topic : “Design Management & Trend-spotting” focusing in Home Décor & Soft Furnish Speaker : Mr. Kees Bronk & Ms. Irene Vermeulen Registration : Dayu (0361) 7909697 or dayu@be-do.org; info@be-do.org BEDO is a non-profit capacity building organization aimed at assisting in diversifying and developing Bali’s economy for and with all stakeholders in a fully integrated and collaborative way. For other programs and activities please visit:

Delicious International Dishes (Indonesian Language Version available at www.baliadvertiser.biz) Indian food and it’s creative variations is often served at our house with any excuse to use the fresh curry leaves growing in the garden. I often pass the tree and run my hand along the leaves taking a bit of India with me for the day. I like to serve this with Sesame Mushrooms (BA Food Glorious Food 2010).

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The Rise of the Planet of the Apes The original ‘Planet of the Apes’ was made in 1967. It was to become a seminal Sci-Fi movie, and it also spawned various sequels, which were of dubious quality. Now, 44 years after, appears this fantastic ‘prequel’. The movie sets out to explain how ‘The Planet of the Apes’ came into being. Apparently, it’s all to do with genes. A research scientist is endeavoring to discover a cure for Alzheimer’s disease. He inoculates some laboratory chimpanzees with a test vaccine. One of these chimps is to give birth to a son, Cesar, and he spontaneously inherits his mother’s new genetic code. Cesar is blessed with super-intelligence. Later, after mistreatment by some humans, Cesar turns rebel, and he instigates a chimpanzee revolution. Director Rupert Wyatt’s movie is superb. Apart from some extraordinary special effects, he tells his story with much simplicity and clarity, along with an outstanding visual impact. It is hard to tell how many of the chimpanzees are robotic, real, or computer-animated, but, with only a hairy costume, his posture, and his eyes, with which to perform, Andy Serkis is absolutely brilliant as Cesar. This is the very best Sci-Fi Action movie of the year. Conan, The Barbarian Okay, the original ‘Conan, The Barbarian’ was made in 1982. Following his weight-lifting sagas, this was the movie to set Arnold Schwarzenegger along his path to cinematic glory. This new version takes itself rather seriously, and it has none of the sense of fun and adventure that Arnold’s rollicking romp possessed. However, if you like sword and sorcery stories, then Marcus Nispel’s interpretation will more than satisfy. After witnessing the murder of his parents at the hands of a tyrannical warlord, a young barbarian lad swears revenge. Marcus Nispel directs with much attention to gory detail, while, the new Conan is played by Jason Momoa, another handsome muscle-bound Hollywood hunk. Jason Momoa performs rather well, using the legendary Arnold Schwarzenegger style of guttural acting. Meek’s Cutoff From the beginning of this intriguing ‘western’ it is not clear if this group of pioneers have been deliberately separated from the rest of the wagon train, for political reasons, or, if they have been ‘cutoff’ purely by accident. However, whatever the reason, the pioneers now find themselves lost in the vast expanses of the American prairies. As tension grows within their ranks, they capture a lone Red Indian, and, they hope that this savage can lead them to much needed water. Director Kelly Reichardt makes a film which is very slowly paced, but, this lassitude only underlines the pioneers’ predicament. Beginners After his mother’s death, a reticent 38 year-old graphic artist learns that his father, now well into his seventies, has been a closeted ‘gay’ all of his life. The father plans to ‘come out’, and finally accept his sexuality. Meanwhile, the artist has also decided to once more experience emotional relationships, as he becomes attracted to a French actress. At these pivotal stages of their lives, these men are about to begin again. Ewan McGregor and Christopher Plummer star in this frank and honest movie, and both perform wonderfully, as intelligent men coming to terms with emotional and very sexual issues. Margin Call Starring Kevin Spacey, Jeremy Irons, and Demi Moore, this is a good story about financial intrigues. Though, you have to pay close attention to the dialogue, to fully understand the intricacies of the plot. A financial broker discovers that his company is about to loose trillions of dollars through bad investments, and, after informing the Board of Directors, they decide to sell these bonds before the rest of the stock exchange finds out what they are up to. As the movie progresses, this company can be seen as symbolic for much

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We are sitting between two eclipses as we start this fortnight. The New Moon Eclipse was on the 25th in Sagittarius with Mercury going retrograde the day before. The Full Moon in Gemini Lunar Eclipse, is heralded by the direct motion of Uranus, just a few hours prior. This promises to be an exciting fortnight with the strong insistence on Truth along with the impulse to communicate. Mercury as the ruler of Gemini has turned retrograde and perhaps is reflecting a little too strongly on past actions. The Full Moon will be in a loose trine to both Saturn and Neptune, while Venus and Mars get together in Earth signs, Capricorn and Virgo. It almost feels like Mercury has a rendezvous with the newly direct Uranus and has made it’s way back to give instructions to the stationary Planet and to reconnect with the New Moon degree in Sagittarius. Both in fire signs, they will be looking for action and no doubt we will see an increase of participants in the Occupy Wall Street action around the World. The fire is being fanned and fueled across the Planet through alternate media sources, which are under threat at this time also. There is a certain sense of pressure to speak up for what you believe in, NOW. To let people know where you stand and what you align yourself with. Positive cross-cultural exchanges are taking place around the World as the barriers between languages, religions and ideals dissolve through the awareness of our Unity Consciousness and shared humanity. FULL MOON 18 Gemini 11 December 10, 2011 10:37 p.m.

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ARIES: Mercury continues in Virgo and makes a lovely trine to Venus in Capricorn around the Full Moon. You will be feeling rather amorous and yet in a very grounded and practical way. Sensuality will lend to the tactile yet reserved expression. A great time to get close to the individuals in your life and sort out any finer details with regard to the relationship, the past, work and a myriad of other topics. A general realignment across the board is taking place. Uranus moving forward in your sign is an added bonus and you could be feeling pretty feisty and rebellious yourself by the time the Full Moon comes around. It’s really a mixed bag right now.

LIBRA: Saturn in Libra is harmoniously aspected by Neptune in Aquarius and offers an ever deepening connection to your spiritual self, which unites you with everything and everyone else. The former boundaries are dissolving and you see that it is a moment to moment feeling into a situation which allows you to create within the current time frame, rather than placing your assumptions on a past perspective. Relationships take on a new flavor as you get use to this new mode of living. It’s like you are learning more and more to live from your heart rather than from your mind and it’s projections and expectations.

TAURUS: Venus in Capricorn has you very practically oriented with regard to the significant other this fortnight. You will be laying foundations for yourselves and the days, months and possibly years to come. Jupiter also moves direct again this month in your sign and will bring a fresh momentum to change, with the possibility of a very new direction around Christmas. Although you are more the stable type, this change will set you in good stead for the years to come. A seven year cycle is just beginning. As with all new beginnings, some letting go is necessary and unavoidable. You will release much from these past seven years now.

SCORPIO: The fortnight starts with the tail end of a trine between Pluto and Mars. Your Planetary ruler is being prodded and provoked to make those necessary adjustments now, without delay. This configuration will take place three times over the next months, so no need to worry as this is a transformation that is going to take a little time. Pluto in Capricorn is reminding us about time and the consequences of valuing it incorrectly. Again this is a bit of a methodical and slow moving period of your life, so get use to doing things over and over again. Remember this is how we learnt the negative in the first place. Some things come radically and some over time.

GEMINI: A lot of attention is being focused on this Full Moon Eclipse in your sign this fortnight. What it means for you is an individualized experience with reference to your birth chart. Generally speaking however, the focus is on communicating your Truth and what you stand for. Sun and Mercury in your polar opposite sign of Sagittarius are moving the boundaries of your existence and expanding them in a way you’ve not experienced before. There will be a lot going on in your head, although the irony is that the more you allow this process the easier it will be for you. The less you try to do things and understand the easier it will be for you.

SAGITTARIUS: You are a little like a race horse at the starting gate right now. The tendency is to move towards chaos although there is enough of a steadying principle to keep you grounded and with your feet firmly on the ground. You could be a way-shower in this current round of Truth exposure. Just as the Sun moves from your sign this month, Jupiter your ruler finally goes direct, so that right on Christmas you’ll be feeling all systems go again. By that time you will be knowing exactly what it is that you want and just how to go about getting it. For now, enjoy the fun and excitement of this Birthday month and create as much joy as you can.

CANCER: Slightly challenging times as the Moon settles into these current eclipses. You could be feeling stretched beyond your normal capacity in many areas of your life. It’s always interesting to see which houses the New and Full Moon fall into, on your chart. Your focus though is centered on your mental capacity and learning potential. A connection to your Higher Self or Higher Mind is paramount now as the possibility for confusion and procrastination is high. The upside is that you will finally get to see what it is that your life is truly all about. More and more you will feel that you are aligned with the Truth of why you incarnated at this time.

CAPRICORN: What do Saturn and Neptune have in common? At the moment they are both in air signs and dancing with each other. Saturn was once the designated ruler of Aquarius and that’s where Neptune it right now, so I think you actually understand all the so called new sciences, which in effect are just ancient technology and perhaps there-in lies the link. Although you appear to be very grounded in the practical reality you are nonetheless comfortable hovering between realities and dimensions and possibly your skill and ability to manifest in the material world is due in part to this. Anyhow all bodes well in your world.

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LEO: If you were to be an expression of the true and authentic self, how would that look? In what ways do you still hold yourself back? There is just so much Love to be expressed and it is bursting forth from your physical heart right now. This time truly emphasizes the magnificence of your being. You are a gift to the Universe and this is your teaching on this Planet. When you claim your Galactic Heritage you put in place the vibratory frequencies that allow others to align themselves with their magnificence also. What an awesome time to be alive on the Planet and this is exactly the reason you came.

AQUARIUS: I find it interesting that so many signs are impacting by this trine between Saturn in Libra and Neptune in Aquarius. Particularly the last three and you could do well to read them all. There is such a sweetness and tenderness opening within the human heart as we are pushed to evolve. (Spontaneous Evolution - Bruce Lipton) It feels like a seed that was planted a long time ago is now sprouting within all hearts. Those which were planted in fertile soil always appear to grow faster, so it is to your interest to harness and cultivate your thoughts now, as these are the nourishment for your seed and will determine its flowering.

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VIRGO: You have the opportunity to heal some previously unresolved issues. It’s not that I’m asking you to focus your attention on looking for them, for they will present themselves in Divine Timing. To be willing and to allow this process to take place is all that is required of you, apart from placing yourself right smack dab in the center of the vortex of infinite intelligence. This is easier then you perceive. Just pick yourself up, dust yourself off and start thinking happy and uplifting thoughts. The Planets are actually colluding with you right now, so this is more easy than ever before. Stay as much as possible in a state of appreciation and gratitude.

PISCES: So as the flowering of the Human Heart continues, true Divinity acts as the spark which ignites the potential of the individual. The days of independence are now metamorphosing into interdependence, where we see clearly that we are cells of the this Planet and the more we work in harmony and alignment with each other the more health there is to the organism called Earth. Diseased cells are being surrounded by healthy strong ones and encouraged to heal themselves or they simply die off naturally. All of this happens with a state of Grace and with much ease if we allow this innate process to follow its own intelligence and we get out of the way.

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BALI’S FABULOUS COCOA, FROM RAW BEANS TO CHOCOLATE BARS

Almost everyone loves the deep, complex flavor of chocolate and Bali now produces some of the world’s best. Cacao in Bali is a treasure. Protected from industrial cocoa production trends that raise cacao trees with high yields, disease resistance and high fat content at the cost of flavor, the cacao found throughout the Island of the Gods is some of the rarest and most magical. Today, thanks to the vision of Ben Ripple and Frederick Schilling of Big Tree Farms, Bali’s wonderful cacao is about to step onto the world stage as a solo act. With 700 cocoa farmers now certified organic to international standards and another 700 close to certification, this will be South-East Asia’s first organic premium chocolate.

The first Criollo cacao beans from Soconusco, Mexico, were highly esteemed by the Spanish and the trees were disseminated by them first to the Philippines and then to Indonesia, India, Sri Lanka and around Southeast Asia. Java became the first region outside the New World that began producing these heritage beans commercially and as these genetics acclimated to their new surroundings they took on their own terroire. Today these beans are called ‘Light Breaking Javas’ for the fact that they still exhibit the famed Criollo low pigmentation when the cacao beans are cut in half. Unfortunately this cacao has largely disappeared in Java over the past 10 years as more and more of the plantations which once guarded this historic treasure have chosen profit over prestige and moved to replant with the same high-yield, disease-resistant varieties that already make up the clonal mosaic of the intensive Sulawesi crop.

The alchemy art of growing cacao and making artisan chocolate is a craft known only to a few It’s a long journey from the cacao pod to the chocolate bar. Big Tree’s journey to bring Bali’s cacao farmers out of the shadows has taken over seven years. Ben Ripple, Big Tree Farms’ founder and Co-CEO, began working with Balinese cacao farmers in the mountains of west Bali in 2004. He focused first on simply rehabilitating tree stocks and teaching basic fermentation of the cacao, a process integral to the development of flavor in the ultimate finished chocolate. Later he worked on value addition through rustic coldprocessing of the beans into cocoa butter and powder. In 2008, a USAID program to enhance the volume and quality of Indonesia’s non-plantation cocoa partnered with Big Tree Farms. This helped make it possible to train 2000 farmers from Bali in best practices and double their income from cacao. All of these farmers now hold international standard organic certification or will soon do so. The program taught farmers to increase yield and manage pests through the skills of pruning, composting and fertilizing, frequent harvests and keeping the ground under the trees clear. The results in Bali were excellent and as yields began to rise, farmers learned to graft from their highest-producing ‘super’ trees and to add value to their crops by fermenting the beans themselves. Indonesia is currently the world’s third largest producer of cacao beans. Most of the crop, a hybridized variety grown intensively on 1.5 million hectares of in Sulawesi (accounting for over 90% of production) is exported as a bulk commodity to the grinding industry, the segment of the chocolate industry responsible for producing cacao butter and powder. In Java, Sumatra (Aceh), Flores and Bali, smallholders grow cacao in far more sustainable, diversified ‘food forests’ along with many other crops. From its early focus on cacao bean processing, Big Tree Farms began to collect an understanding of the alchemy that turns cacao into chocolate when Frederick Schilling joined the family as Ben’s partner. Schilling, who had previously been the founder of Dagoba Chocolate, had been almost single-handedly responsible for the growth of organic chocolate in the US. The writing was on the wall for Indonesia’s first organic chocolate factory. There are three varieties of cocoa beans: Forestero, Criollo and a cross between the two called Trinitario. Originally Forestero beans came from the Amazon and these genetics are responsible for the lion’s share of chocolate sold today. Hershey’s, Cadbury’s, Lindt and other commercial producers use Forestero beans as the basis for their chocolate. Criollo beans were first discovered in Mexico. “These cocoa beans were different from the dark purple beans of the Amazon because they were low in pigment,” explains Ben. “They exhibited extremely fine flavors (think of wine tastings) when roasted and prepared for chocolate. Trinitario beans first entered the world scene when these original Foresteros Amazon trees were planted along with the original Criollo trees on the island of Trinidad. The result was a natural cross which exhibited varying degrees of the unique characteristics of both parents.”

Luckily, Dutch planters over a hundred years ago had recognized Bali as a perfect growing climate for the heirloom cacao and tried moving the Light Breaking cacao beans onto Bali soil. Unluckily for the Dutch, however, Balinese wanted no part in the plantation game. So these incredible genetics simply spread across western Bali, casually planted in sustainably managed smallholder plots along with coffee and other crops, and soon became part of the typical tropical landscape. In the absence of commercial plantations, the trees spread informally and evolved into a unique, high quality cocoa. In some areas of Bali, it is still possible to find pure strains of Criollo cacao; beautiful porcelain beans that may be some of the closest cousins remaining to the original Soconusco genetics. The alchemy art of growing cacao and making artisan chocolate is a craft known only to a few. The craft requires the use of either obscure and very expensive equipment or antique machinery located and pulled from dusty chocolate museum basements. Thankfully for Big Tree, besides being a devoted chocolatier, Frederick was also addicted to the pursuit of original artisan chocolate processing equipment. This led the team to one of their initial purchases, a 6.5 ton granite melangeur (grinder) from Switzerland built in 1932. Talk about authentic. The massive grinder now has pride of place in Big Tree Farms’ new chocolate factory. All artisan chocolate products (whether they be liquor, couverture or finished chocolate) start with best quality cacao beans removed from extremely fresh pods and fermented for a few days to enhance the flavor ‘pre-cursors’ of the ultimate chocolate. The next steps depend on what is going to be produced at Big Tree Farms. The vision of small-scale value addition has led the team to produce their own raw (cold-processed) golden cacao butter and powder as well as finished liquor (ground refined cacao bean paste) and chocolate itself.

The new headquarters will house the administration of Big Tree Farms’ archipelago-wide activities, processing, warehousing, an event centre, commercial kitchen and retail showroom. The facility also features a full chocolate-inspired café for those who want to sample raw cacao and other organic superfood treats. “The facility is truly a remarkable feat in architectural design and execution, not only from the perspective of esthetic beauty, but also in the science of engineering and the celebration of traditional architecture and construction,” Ben points out. “With this facility, we hope to break the box of what has been perceived as ‘not possible’ in regards to sustainable design. Our goal is to show the world that a large-scale commercial building can be built from bamboo -- a highly sustainable material -- and that it can be beautiful, efficient and practical in terms of a commercial production facility, supportive of a creative and inspiring work environment for our employees and a welcoming space for all our visitors to come see the magic that is Big Tree Farms.” Big Tree Farms and chocolate factory will be fully operational in February 2012, accepting guests between the hours of 0930 and 1530 Monday to Friday. The retail space and commercial kitchen will be open by mid-2012 and will offer classes, special dinners and community events. For information, please contact info@ big treefarms.com

One of the more unique aspects of production at Big Tree Farms is the focus on raw Cacao to meet the demands of a growing international raw food market. This niche market seeks superfood ingredients processed at minimal temperatures to ensure that minerals, aminos and enzymes, all sensitive to heat processing, are preserved. Big Tree Farms is already renowned for making some of the world’s highest integrity raw cacao products, coconut palm sugar and raw cashews. Its new headquarters and production centre in Sibang near Ubud offers the public a fascinating glimpse into the full process of making both fine chocolate and raw chocolate, as well as the opportunity to taste other world-class products from the Island of the Gods. The soaring bamboo headquarters -- one of largest bamboo structures on earth -- brings together cutting-edge food technology with indigenous foods and products. The facility will be a welcome addition to Bali as a center for community meetings, educational training and sustainable design and intention.

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‘I’m just curios to find out if backyard chickens and a garden can peacefully co-exist? If you raise them free-range how do you keep them from gobbling up your garden as well as the weeds and bugs? Thanks! - Peter’

an eye on them to make sure that they don’t start to decimate your plants. With such a healthy natural diet, the eggs from your chickens will have yolks that will be packed full of nutrients. You cannot buy eggs in the shop as good as these!

If you allow chickens to free range in your garden they will dig up the whole thing and eat everything in it. You have to fence the chickens or fence the garden, or they will eat your strawberries and tomatoes before you do. No matter where you put them, they going to destroy the grass and if they escape you could see your vegetable garden gone in a just a few hours! So keep the chickens away from the vegetables or the vegetables away from the chickens! They also like almost any kind of seed, so if you have self seeding flowers they’ll run at them.

Chickens are the perfect animal for a permaculture system as they recycle waste and the manure they produce makes an excellent addition to the soil or can be used as a compost activator. To prepare a garden bed you can fence in a plot and let the chickens in to run for a few hours per day for a few weeks or months prior to planting. The chickens will gradually destroy the weeds and pests, fertilise, turn and prepare the soil for planting, much in the same way as a tractor ploughs and prepares the soil on a farm. When the garden bed is ready keep the chickens out, and start planting, move the chickens on to the next plot to be prepared. You can just cycle them around the garden like this forever free range and happy!

You need to choose a separate area suitable for the chickens to range on. You can alternate these areas and improve all of your garden beds over time. You will need to provide your chickens with shade and shelter from sun and rain. There are many ways to house chickens, but a permanent pen with alternating runs is the preferred method. Chickens need access to a plot to run or range on, so that they can get out and stretch their legs, forage and dust bath. Man has been domesticating chickens since the dawn of time. A flock of backyard chickens can be a valuable workforce in your garden. The chickens will provide beneficial fertilizer for your garden, and can also help to control pests whilst also providing you with eggs. There is nothing better than eating real fresh organic eggs from your own chickens. These days many of us are getting sick of mass produced tasteless supermarket food. Chickens will give you pleasure just as pets (chickens have distinct personalities). You can easily keep up to five chickens. They don’t need as much space as you might think, and you don’t need to keep a rooster. Just provide them with shelter, shade, food and fresh water. They’ll make great pets, work in the garden and also provide fresh eggs. Chickens can be very destructive if let loose amongst your favorite plants. The trick is to get them to work with you and not against you. With a little bit of planning, you can let your chickens into your garden beds between crops. Chickens will happily eat snails and other pests that may live in your garden, they consume green waste, from the kitchen and the garden. When you prune vegetables, pick up dropped or damaged fruit, or trim leaves and peel vegetables, just throw it all into the chicken run. They will be delighted. Make sure if you allow your chickens into the vegetable garden that you allow only one or two at a time carefully supervised, only into a well established garden, and never when the garden is newly planted with seedlings, that would just be a disaster! I would keep them away from plants you eat directly from the garden like salad plants or herbs but taller plants like corn or tomatoes would not be a problem as long as the fruit is out of reach. They’ll scratch around and eat any weeds or pests they find. They will turn the soil over, dig up all sorts of underground larva, and deposit little parcels of manure here there. Chickens will help control fruit fly by cleaning up the fallen fruit and maggots. The chickens will also feed on insects that breed up around the compost bins and sheltered areas of the garden. It beats digging and spraying with pesticides! Remember just keep

Young trees will need to be protected to prevent the chickens from scratching around the roots and from defoliating the lower branches. A chicken wire tree barrier will keep young plants safe, once the tree is established the wire can be removed.These birds must have a pen to return to at night. The chicken pen if not fully enclosed will need wire fences with sunken barriers all the way around. This will keep the chickens in and the dogs out. Alternatively you could use a moveable enclosure if you have a well fenced yard. Your chickens won’t eat everything that gets thrown into their run, but what’s left will be turned over and will break down into rich dark compost. Dead leaves can be added to your chicken house as a bedding material. If you don’t have enough leaves you can use straw or wood chips. Woodchip mulch is a cheaper option, and when it needs replacing it can be put into the compost.

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Many people who come to Bali think that this beautiful island is truly blessed, offering visitors stunning palm fringed beaches and luxury five star resorts with some of the finest cuisine in Asia. What they don’t know, is that beyond the veneer they will discover that Bali has thousands of disadvantaged children and orphans living in appalling conditions and suffering from malnutrition, sickness and neglect. In 2005, Yayasan Anak Anak Bali (also known as Bali Kids) was formerly established. The goal was to provide medical services and health education for disadvantaged children throughout the island, by utilizing a mobile medical clinic, as well as providing an in-house clinic for children requiring extended treatment. The project proved to be an outstanding success. Bali Kids was also required by the government to obtain an orphanage license. This would allow children from the orphanage to stay in the clinic for extended periods. The orphanage license stipulated that Bali Kids had to accept a minimum of twenty children in full time care. Thus, Bali Kids expanded their vision to include an orphanage which would provide food, housing and healthcare, as well as support the education of orphaned children. The facility which is based in Abianbase, Mengwi, consists of two separate buildings: one is allocated for the orphanage and the other is a clinic with a small office for administration. Bali Kids isn’t based on any specific religion and thus, welcomes all indigent children who are in need of a home or financial assistance. Bali Kids prefers to accept children with no parents or from single parent families. Children with a medical issue are given first priority for full time care, provided they are from a poor background. In rare cases, Bali Kids will accept children who have both parents but it is unlikely. In all cases they prefer to support children to stay within their family. Even if the child has lost both parents, it is better for the child to remain with their extended family rather than in an orphanage. Orphanages are not an ideal environment for any child, no matter how well run. Sadly however, there remains a need for orphanages in Indonesia. There are children in full time care at Bali Kids who have no other choice. Those who are in full time care enjoy extra activities such as computer study, English classes, Balinese dance, Hip Hop classes, surfing lessons and jewelry making. “Before we decide to place a child in our orphanage, we visit the home to see what their living situation is like,” says Komang Kosala, accountant for Bali Kids. This enables Bali Kids to determine whether the child is really in need of assistance. There are currently 35 children between the ages of three and a half and 17 years old. Children admitted to the orphanage must be under 18 years old. All children at the orphanage receive free education, accommodation and food. Presently, Bali Bundar (Holland) is sponsoring the total school costs for children, so the yayasan only needs money to cover medical, clothing, food

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Developing the ideas for a renovation also needs to be done with a close eye on cost, a golden rule is not to overcapitalise on the building, you probably won’t get it back. The best solutions are usually simple but well thought out requiring minimal work but giving maximum gain. I’ll drift off on a tangent here. Have you noticed how people come to Bali and, in spite of having culinary skills they learned from the back of a packet of Bird’s Eye frozen peas, they have a dream in their head and for some reason they think that running a bar or restaurant is easy. They take over a restaurant that isn’t doing too well and spend a fortune renovating the building only to find when it opens that no one is interested. The fact is that restaurants live and die on their food, success is not determined by whether or not they have gold plated toilet seats. Regardless of what a restaurant review may say those few restaurants with lots of people in have got a formula that works, most are run by hardworking professionals who really know their stuff and have worked for years to beat a lot of competition in this overcrowded island and even more overcrowded industry. Our newly arrived hopefuls have failed to realise this and in the mean time they have launched into an extensive renovation, overcapitalised on the building and lost their shirts, their life savings and their sanity.

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It is a sad thing to see that repeats itself time after time. Bali is truly an island of dreams. Conversely I recently worked with an enterprising young woman from Singapore who took over a fairly drab nondescript house. She knew exactly what she was doing and had access to her own network of friends - highly stressed business people who want a quiet hideaway to unwind. She has a good eye and together we worked out how to turn this building around and furnish it with taste. With some clever thinking and at very reasonable cost she ended up with a very presentable villa that is proving popular amongst her friends. A rewarding task and good for the soul. Phil Wilson Opinions expressed are those of Phil Wilson. He can be contacted through the website at www.mrfixitbali.com or through the office on 0361 288 789 Copyright © 2011 Phil Wilson You can read all past articles of Fixed Abode at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz C/BM/I-15 June 11

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For Sale; Antique teak wood desk in great condition. 200cm x 80cm w/ small center drawer. Bought for Rp. 3 million will sell for Rp. 2.5 nego. Contact +62 878 6198 8111. Seminyak. [204] For Sale; Panasonic fax machine brand new, television LG model 14FU7A-T2, emergency lantern 22W new, table computer with 2 chairs, electric mosquito light, step ladder foldablel 5/6 meter. Please call 0812 2591 9362. Legian. [196] For Sale; Sigma 100-300mm f4.5 autofocus zoom lens, Nikon fit; Nikon 50mm f1.8 manual focus lens; Nikon fit extension rings set of 3. Contact Maurice on 081 834 4787 or <maurice_gold@ hotmail.com>. [200] For Sale: IBM Thinkpad X31, 160GB, 1. 6Ghz 512MB Ram, Good physical condition, but frequent blue screen. Have a spare used motherboard, but not sure that works either. Good for parts or repair. Make offer. 0361-746-0113. Legian. [201] For Sale; Antique teak wood bed + 2 side tables. Simple clean lines w/ headboard. 180cm. Newly re-finished in a medium soft brown. Set for Rp. 3 million nego. Contact +62 878 6198 8111. Seminyak. [202]

For Sale; Canon SLREOS50d camera w/ professional-grip, extrabattery, 50mm/1.8EF lens, Canon zoom lens EF-s/18200mm/1-3. 5-5. 6is. Quarzel professional carry bag. Roxel-xsl strobe-head w/softbox and stand. Paid over 25 mil for all asking 12 mil or best offer. 0813 3840 0226, <lvdkbali@gmail. com>. Perfect starterkit. Canggu. [113] For Sale; Canggu Club family membership. Available now! Grab a Xmas bargain. Make an offer, no resonable offer refused. Ph 0857 3873 6609. E-mail <paramedic. james@ yahoo.com.au>. Canggu. [114] For Sale; Brand-New Ya m a h a - E n d u r o - 1 5 H P Outboard-engine. Wrong purchase. 3 weeks old, 10hrs run and still under guarantee with Bali Fiberglass. Bought for 19,5 juta. Will sell for 17 juta. Inspect in Serangan. Phone: 0813 3753 4097. E-mail: <info@bali-cat.com>. Denpasar. [139] For Sale; Stainless-steel Charcoal Garden Barbecue. Heavy and strong. Big enough for 16 Steaks. Will survive Earthquake & Tsunami ;-). Inspect in Serangan. Phone: 0813 3753 4097. E-mail: <info@bali-cat.com>. Denpasar. [140]

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MONEY MATTERS by Colin Bloodworth

BOOM OR BUST – A TALE OF TWO DIFFERENT WORLDS? It appears that Indonesia is enjoying a record-breaking spree in consumer confidence. Capital is pouring into the country and a fledgling budget airline has placed a record order with Boeing for 230 planes. (Hope they find somewhere to park them.) People in bustling Bali seem to think everything is fine. Meanwhile global stock markets are tumbling as investors rush for the doors fearing Armageddon in face of the multiple financial and social problems confronting the western world.

WHAT PERSONAL ACTION SHOULD WE BE TAKING? If your livelihood depends on tourism it would be wise to keep one eye on what is happening across the world. Maybe now is not a good time to be investing heavily in expansion. People tend to do this when times are good. By the time a project is finished demand has weakened and there is a lot of spare capacity. We have seen this so many times in the case of office space for example in Jakarta. There is rarely a balance; it is usually boom or bust!

WHY ARE GLOBAL STOCK MARKETS TUMBLING? Basically there are three major factors spooking the markets: 1. The failure of both the US and European governments to come to grips with and find a lasting solution to their massive debt problems, problems which have been caused by years of irresponsible spending way beyond their means. 2. The frightening levels of unemployment in the US and Europe. A stubborn 9% in the US. A million young people unemployed in the UK and a staggering 20% of the population in Spain. Figures that threaten the fabric of society and social stability. 3. The slowdown in China which has been the power house in Asia in recent years and which helped Asia avoid the worst effects of the financial meltdown and credit crunch in 2008. What is of particular concern is that these problems are not going to go away in a hurry. We could be facing years of low growth (which means higher unemployment because the job markets will not be able to absorb a growing population) and volatile financial markets. SO WHY IS INDONESIA BOOMING? There are many factors. There has been relative stability under SBY and while corruption is still rampant in certain sectors there has been a significant effort to weed out many of the culprits. The government and police have also done a sterling job in tracking down and prosecuting the terrorists who once threatened the stability of the country and discouraged investment and tourism. On the subject of tourism Bali has enjoyed an unprecedented boom to the point where its success is starting to have an impact on the very qualities that brought fame to the island. Much of Indonesia’s growth has been driven by domestic demand. The country barely noticed the impact of the financial meltdown in the west because it does not rely excessively on export markets. WILL INDONESIA ESCAPE THE NEXT CRISIS? Many believe that 2012 will see a global recession from which no country will escape. Time will tell whether Indonesia can maintain the present momentum of growth. Will tourists keep coming to Bali? There may be fewer from the US and Europe if people have to tighten their belts and are afraid of losing their jobs. Thomas Cook in London announced only days ago that its holiday business had fallen off dramatically and this led to a steep fall in the value of its shares. However, if cheap flights continue to be available the cost of travelling to Bali from Australia and Asian countries should still make the trip affordable especially when you compare the value for money you can get in Bali compared to Australia or even Singapore.

Where personal finance is concerned now is not the time to sit on your hands. When faced with adverse markets and uncertainties many people just freeze, hoping the bad things will go away and the good times will return. A guaranteed recipe for failure. Should you let all your money sit in the bank and wait for opportunities? In the best case scenario you are going to see the value of your money shrink as inflation reduces its value daily. In the worst case scenario we could see a major banking crisis and you could lose all your money. OK, governments back deposits with guarantees but you may have a long and uncertain wait. Even depositors in the safety of the Isle of Man had to struggle to get their deposits back when Icelandic banks collapsed.

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So should you take all your money out of the bank and invest in stock markets or property? Those options could also prove disastrous if markets turned very sour. SO WHAT IS THE ANSWER? There is no single asset that can be guaranteed to see you through both good times or bad. Certainly every asset class has its day and if you choose the right asset at the right time you could strike it rich. But if you get it wrong you can lose everything. The only sensible strategy is to diversify. That means having a sensible spread of cash, currencies, stocks, bonds, commodities, property and alternative investments. Yes, alternative investments since the very crisis that brought financial institutions to their knees has also provided shrewd and knowledgeable investors with opportunities to earn high returns if they have disposable cash that they can lock away for two or more years. Examples include funding for farmers, student accommodation funds, investing directly in trees, factoring (providing cash flow to businesses), funding real estate developments and litigation funding. Almost all of these investments will produce double digit returns with minimal or manageable risk. The only proviso is that your money has to remain invested for a certain time. If you are likely to need your money at short notice these are not the investments for you. That is what the banks are for. It is possible that fears of recession are unfounded and we could see an unexpected and miraculous recovery next year. It has happened before. So we don’t want to be caught out by this scenario either. By holding a diverse portfolio you will be ready to cope with a variety of situations. But be prepared to adjust, adapt and innovate. Burying your head in the sand is not a viable option! Colin Bloodworth has worked as a financial adviser in Indonesia since 1992 and is now Director of PPI Indonesia, based in Jakarta. He visits Bali regularly and can be contacted for advice at indonesia@ppi-advisory.com or colin.bloodworth@yahoo.co.uk or 021 3004 8024.

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Moving Sale; Large modern wooden dining table (220*100) + 6 chairs, 1.9 million. White stone ganesha (31*32*71), 500K, full length mirror (70*180) 400k. Microwave, clothes rack, dry rack etc. Call Nana 0819 9927 6953. Sanur. [059] For Sale; Macbook 7.1 white unibody 13.3” led, 2.4Ghz intel core2duo, 2GB 1067mhz DDR3, Nvidia Gforce 320m 256MB, 250GB HDD, batt. cycle count 105, Mac OS x 10.6.6. Call/text 0361 796 2121, Denpasar. [060]

For Sale; Balinese style wooden shelves and Balinese style high wooden bookcase. Both excellent condition, suit Balinese Villa, selling both for 1 mill. Message 0821 4550 9657. Seminyak. [065]

For Sale; Plain white cotton bed sheet, new, available in size160x200 and 180x200, complete with 2 pillow case & 2 bolster case but no top sheet, price 160.000. Please call/SMS 0852 3704 8168 (English/Indonesian). Kerobokan. [061]

For Sale; Elegant bed, 160x200, made of brownblack synthetic rattan, new, never used because wrong size. Bought for 3.1jt, will go for 2.9jt. Please contact: <volma4848@gmail.com>. Denpasar. [122]

For Sale; Stainless gas griddle RINNAI RSB 903H, (W)900mm x (L)750mm x (H)825mm, in very good condition. For more details and pictures contact me at <radka@divingbali.cz>. Karangasem. [062]

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Dance shoes Showroom and factory

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Selling Glass Beads + Payet + Sequins + Crystal Components In many colors & sizes

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Lucy’s Batik • wine bottle cases • coasters • paintings • pillow cases • carpets • scarfs • shawls • clothes • handbags • many more

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Salsa & tango shoes (for women and men) For appointment please contact Ubud Area : Ratna 081585321170 Kuta and Sanur area : Wulan 0361-8014050 C/G/I-02 Nov 11

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CLIENT LIST BVLGARI RESORT THE BANYAN TREE NOVOTEL, MERCURE, SOFITEL EXOTIQ VILLA PROPERTY, ETC CONTACT & ADDRESS RUKO PLAZA SUNSET NO. 9 SUNSET ROAD SEMINYAK PHONE/FAX: +62 (361) 8476768 HP: +62818554917, +623618088812, +6281237531690 E-MAIL: harryrowdesign@yahoo.com www.harryrowdesign.blogspot.com C/G/I-18 May 11

The “Original Malas” created and designed by Soma Temple, a resident of Bali for more than 20 years mixing sacred Rudraksha beads with gemstones, silver and gold. Sacred Rudraksha’s have been used for centuries by ancient sages and modern mystics to quiet the mind, cool the body, and enhance awareness. Full of Shakti to protect you. Lovingly and ethically handmade and blessed in Bingin Bali .

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Fashion

Bali Advertiser

30 November - 14 December, 2011

Retail Therapy

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And for tribal   artifacts, upstairs in the Gallery, unique items are on display from the archipelago.     However, downstairs is where the MAN-STYLE goodies are to be found and with    Christmas coming up here is a possible selection for your guy.   Firstly, some big & chunky   jewelry pieces - neckpieces,  bracelets, rings, all designed  & made in Bali with inspira  tional detail derived from na  ture – wood, leaves & trees. A variety of linked chains   (silver 925) some with pendants, rings with carved detail,  simple or wide leather cuffs complete with silver attach-  ments + a few adorned with semi-precious stones.   Even the ‘smoker’ is taken care of here, check out the   small decorated leather pouch for a lighter!     Next up is the best   in soft leather   satchels with handles plus a handy shoulder strap. A roomy bag with plenty of pockets, zips,   for computer, ipad or loads of ‘stuff’ in   ideal black, white, grey & brown, a color to suit all tastes!     And then, hanging on display & pre-packed   ready to go, are the coolist ultra soft cotton,   long sleeve Tee’s – white or black, slightly fitted V neck, can be dressed up or down, BUT   with the difference is, a knitted patch pocket on the   left hand side of the Tee, each garment bears   not one pocket the same! They are snazzy!     The choice is made easy at InSens, make your gift selection from jewelry, leatherware or clothing,   in fact, you then can wander & take in some   items for your home or as another gift idea?!     InSens Gallery, Jl Raya Kerobokan No 392, Kerobokan.   T: +61 361 738 277 www.insensgallery.com    So, you want a really smart little dress and jacket, where    do you go?  A well made dress or pants & jacket that makes a fashion statement (not  necessarily for Bali wear) but when the need arises you will have ready to go with   a chic little number that is sure to turn heads! And of course to make sure this   outfit fits 100% & is brilliantly well made this will require the services of not just a  regular tailor but a professional designer cum dressmaker. And do you know,    this can be achieved here via one glam fashion store, INNUENDO.   Designer Catherine will measure you up & in 24 hours, you could be wearing your   designer number, using your fabric or from a choice from Innuendo’s fabric   new selection. Apart from your newly designed & crafted outfit you could well be  tempted to purchase one of their existing pieces hanging from the instore rack?   Apart from two lovely stores (Jl Raya Seminyak & Jl Laksmana) there’s now   an Innuendo Outlet Store No 47, Jl Kerobokan (opp. Warisan) where you can   pick up a gorgeous little dress, silk/lacy top with Japanese glass beads, velvets &  silks, plains & florals plus accessories. Quality pieces from past seasons, now 60  – 70% off the original price! so low you can covet a number of garments that   won’t mess with your budget! www.innuendofashion.com T: +62 361 7807829     For the best in a cleansing facial head for JAZZB BEAUTY SPACE, in Seminyak  There’s nothing like the daily grime of Bali that ‘sticks’ to one’s skin!   Square. So time to invest in a regular Skin Medica facial (anti-ageing benefits too) your  skin will be steamed, cleaned, massaged & masked ensuring you have a super   clean skin that’s been pumped with a load of aniti-oxidants, proteins, soluble  plus other pure ingredients. Skin Medica products + the exclusive TNS   collagen range are for purchase, this is one perfect treat for a Christmas gift!   Jazzb Beauty Space T: +61 361 738882 E: info@jazzb.beautyspace.com   A ‘high-fi ve’ for the master of colorful fashion PAUL ROPP & his team, a brilliant  fashion extravaganza held at the W hotel & spa recently where glam models took   to the catwalk in flamboyant ‘boho’ creations & an over the top finale, Japanese   style a la Paul Ropp! Dress as a STAR for your Christmas festivities, visit any of   his stores for your total fashion fix! info@paulropp.com www.paulropp.com    For comments and inquiries, email: retailtherapym@yahoo.com.au   Visit the website: www.retailtherapybali.com  

Let’s Go Shopping !

For Sale; Jewellery: centrifugal casting set. Complete with mold making and wax making bench and tools with quantity of wax. Fully operational and ready to set up and use. 45 juta. <mikemonsoon@hotmail. com>. 0857 3936 0155. Kerobokan. [035]

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For Sale; Twin bike Polygon still good condition. Cheap price only 2 million. New price is 3.5 million. Please call Anate 0813 3736 9188. Kerobokan. [003]

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For sale; Ebony statues (a 50cm dancer, 2 Buddhas & a horse), second hand English and German books. <marcio-vanessa@hotmail. com> or SMS 0818 0552 8256. Kerobokan. [004] For Sale; Turntable for LP (Vinyl records) Llaker brand (= Thorens TD 170). Direct belt driving. Stroboscope speed regulator. Perfect condition. Rp. 950.000. Tel: 0878 6029 0965. Kuta. [197] For Sale; Vinyl records in very good condition: 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, pop, soul, rock, rhythm n blues, Rp. 100.000 each. Tel. 0878 6029 0965. Kuta. [198] For Sale; Lots of Lomography camera. Develop, scan and print 35mm, 120mm negative film. supported by Kodak.Call/SMS 0859 3536 2279. Denpasar. [188]

Jl. Teuku Umar 65D (Simpang 6) Denpasar Tel: (0361) 221 663 Email: naiajewelry@yahoo.com C/G/I-30 Nov 11

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All Types of Silk, Imported Wool, Cotton Stretch Linen, Viscose, French Lace, Cotton Twill Suits, Wedding Gown, Kebaya, Batik Jl Teuku Umar 133 Denpasar Telp/Fax. (0361) 236735, 8422504 / 8422505 Jl. Gatot Subroto No. 89 D Telp/Fax. (0361) 9009181 / (0361) 9009182 C/G/G-2 Nov. 11

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For Sale; 2 anti skin aging packages of 20% vitamin C serums plus facial soaps with nano scrub only IDR 450.000. Call/text Ardi 0361743 6036. Kerobokan. [051]

For Sale; HTC Desire A8181 Android phone, Froyo 2.2, 5MP camera, HD video, 16GB microSD card. Excellent condition, with box. Hate to sell, but need cash. Rp. 3, 700, 000 nego. Call or SMS 0361-746-0113. Legian. [155] Age is not important unless you’re a cheese.

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Full Body Massage Now in the privacy of your home Fully trained professional staff to relax, rejuvenate and refresh you Home delivery now available Back & Shoulder Massage Our staff will enhance your feeling of well being with this traditional Balinese therapy by working specific acupressure points on your back. 30 mnt Rp. 45.000 Relaxing Reflexology Gentle touch and pressure for refreshment and relaxation, focus on feet, a lower leg, and upper leg. 1.0 hour Rp. 75.000

Full Body Relaxing Massage Direct precise acupressure massage on your foot’s Meridian points, to relieve stress, tension, stiff muscles and enhance blood circulation. 1.0 hours Rp. 80.000 Full Body Traditional Massage Combination of aromatic cream and oil applied on the entire body with Balinese technique of precise acupressure to enhance the body’s fitness, vigor and spirit. 1.5 hours Rp. 120.000

Sun Burn Relief Therapy

Classic Suku Massage

Specially prepared aloe vera cream is applied soothingly over your body & massaged into the skin. To sooth & regenerate sun burnt skin & reduce peeling caused by too much sun. 1.5 hour Rp. 150.000

This is the real Suku Massage. The” Touch Technique” is the slowest and deepest approach we have. This is a 1.5 hour massage used to correct major imbalance of energy. 1.5 hour Rp. 155.000

Jl. Raya Kerobokan-Seminyak Banjar Taman No. 60 Telp: +62 361 731187 / +62 361 809 1732 Open From: 11.00 am – 21.00 pm.

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Body & Spirit

Bali Advertiser

30 November - 14 December, 2011

Anti Aging News

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Aging is a physiological process which is not necessary related to how old in years you are. Your chronological age is the age taken from the year of your birth, however this is not a good indicator of how old you are biologically. Premature aging of your brain, heart, liver, immune system, and other organs and glands can occur at any age and depends upon many factors. Of course genetics play some part, but I believe this is only a small factor in determining how fast you truly are aging. There are far more important factors in my opinion than genetics.

In order the check the levels of inflammation in your body you need to have blood tests for CRP and Homocysteine. Elevated levels of homocysteine have been associated with increased risks of heart disease, stroke, blood clots and even alzheimer’s disease. CRP is the best marker of inflammation in your body so by knowing what your levels are you will be able to keep an eye out for increasing inflammation before it reaches a dangerously high level. To remove inflammation from your body start by performing a complete whole body detoxification in order to remove unwanted bacteria, viruses, worms, parasites, heavy metals, and other toxins which all lead to increased inflammation. C/He/I-30 Nov 11

The exact causes of premature aging are not totally clear, however factors that are known to play a role are listed below: 1. Toxicity – when cellular toxicity builds up, cells are damaged leading to disease and premature aging. This includes external and internal (cellular) toxins or waste products. This is in my opinion a significant cause of premature aging, disease and also early death. 2. Poor Cellular Nutrition – your cells require a specific list of nutrients to function well, and failure to provide these will lead to illness and premature aging. 3. Low Hormone Levels – your all-important hormones such as: human growth hormone (HGH), thyroid hormones, cortisol (adrenal hormone), estrogen, progesterone, testosterone DHEA, and even insulin, are critical for every function in your body, and if they drop too much, you will age fast. 4. Inflammation – there is no doubt that inflammation is a major cause of all the most common diseases including heart disease, cancer, auto-immune disease, diabetes and more. Cholesterol is NOT the cause of heart disease as previously thought so you can forget about taking those dangerous cholesterol lowering drugs. Inflammation is the key – make sure you reduce it! 5. Free Radical Damage - by-products of normal cellular metabolism, free radicals are highly unstable molecules and can cause damage to cellular components and to DNA. Allowing them to wreak havoc within your cells is a sure fire way of aging fast. 6. Stress – many diseases are now directly linked to chronic or acute stress. Stress directly affects your nervous and immune systems which impact on every function of your body. I have no doubt that stress ages you fast and leads to disease and premature death. 7. Physical Injuries – if they are not healed rapidly, injuries can lead to ongoing inflammation and poor health and therefore rapid aging. How To Prevent Premature Aging You are no doubt by now curious to know what exactly you can do to defy the aging process and to keep on looking and feeling young, healthy and vibrant as you age. Considering the list of causes of premature aging above, let us now take a look at the most effective methods for counteracting these and of increasing your chances of maintaining your youthfulness. 1. Remove Toxicity From Your Body – if toxicity plays a major role in premature aging then it is obvious that you should detoxify your body regularly in order to keep it clean and healthy and disease free. By keeping the environment within and around your cells and organs completely clean of toxicity, your body has the ability to then repair and renew almost indefinitely. Alexis Carell (Nobel Prize winner) proved this in 1912 by keeping alive chicken heart cells in a dish in his laboratory by regularly replacing the tissue culture medium. These heart cells would have kept on surviving almost indefinitely but were allowed to expire after 34 years. I believe the same could happen to all of the cells in our body: keep them healthy by making sue their environment is completely clean and toxin free and then they have the potential to live almost indefinitely. Detoxifying your body (blood, lymph, organs, tissues & colon) on a regular basis is the only way to do this, coupled with reducing your toxin exposure. 2. Reduce Inflammation – this is the major cause of heart disease (not cholesterol as previously believed), and heart disease is the most common cause of early aging and death, hence you really need to get on top of this early in order to stay young and healthy.

3. Reduce Free Radical Damage – it is known that without sufficient antioxidants your cells will be easily damaged by free radicals which are a by-product of normal metabolism. Antioxidants act by scavenging or chewing up these dangerous molecules before they can lead to cellular damage, disease and premature aging. Glutathione is your most powerful cellular antioxidant and this helps to recycle all the other antioxidants such vitamins C and E. Alpha lipoic acid is also a potent antioxidant and it has the added advantage that it is both water and fat soluble, hence it can cross over into your tissues much easier (including your brain). A blood test can determine your levels glutathione as well as your total antioxidant status – I highly recommend that you have these tests performed so you know if you have enough antioxidants in your body in order to protect yourself from these dangerous free radicals that will age you fast. If you are lacking antioxidants, I would then suggest you supplement with vitamins C and E, and also have weekly IV infusions of glutathione and alpha lipoic acid. 4. Boost Hormone Levels – having your hormones tested using saliva and blood testing is critical as it will then allow you to see if you are low in any one or more hormones. If you are low, then by using natural bio-identical hormones in the right doses will dramatically halt your aging process and will most certainly stop premature aging. This is one very important step you must take if you are serious about slowing or even stopping the aging process. If you have any questions or feedback on the above article you can email me at DrTheodoreBali@gmail.com

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Contact Us Now to Find out More! Ph: 0361 767613 Email: info@neogenantiaging.com Please note that the contents of this article are the opinions of the author and should in no way be taken as medical advice. If you have any specific medical concerns please consult your doctor for an assessment. Dr Theodore is an Australian Medical Doctor now living in Asia – based in Singapore. His Major Specialties are; Anti Aging Medicine, Whole Body Detoxification, Stem Cell Therapy Natural Health and Healing, Male Enhancement, Whole Body Ozone Therapy, Fat Loss and Body Re-Sculpting, Exercise With Oxygen Therapy, Natural Hormone Replacement Therapy and Nutritional Counseling. He is the Founder of the Asian Society of Anti Aging Medicine (ASOAAM), and is a Member of the American Academy of Anti Aging Medicine and the World Anti Aging Academy of Medicine. He is a Lecturer and Trainer in Anti Aging Medicine, Whole Body Ozone Therapy, Whole Body Detoxification, Natural Health and Healing.

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Upix Nail Extensions

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For Sale; Brand new! Vacuum sealer for home/ small cafe use. Very good machine to help you keep the freshness of you food. Price 1 mio. Call/text 0819 3430 6268 for more info. Kuta. [077]

For Sale; 3 way Pan/Tilt Tripod Head from Slik Pro 700 DX, with quick release and quick shoe, aluminium, 2 bubble levels, as good as new, pls note: Not with tripod! Rp. 450K. 0812 3621 5384, Frank. Seminyak. [010]

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For Sale; Electric Milk Frother and steaming jug. Very useful in small cafe or restaurant that using small coffee machine. Very easy to use, cleaning and low voltage use. Price 1,2 mio call 0361-872 5711 for more info. Kuta. [074]

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For Sale; 1set glass door suits for cafe or office front door. Size height 256cm Width 90cm thick10mm. Still in very good condition and without scratch on glass. Ex cafe use. Price 2,5mio. Call 872 5711. Kuta. [075]

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For Sale; 2nd Blackberry Storm 2 (9550) touch screen phone. Rarely use and very good conditions. Price IDR 2 million. Call/text: 0819 3430 6268. Kuta. [076]

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TUBAN DynastyHotel & Resort The newest technology in gel and acrylic nails Ph. +62 361 752403 maniksalonbali@gmail.com www.manikbali.com AN EMBODIED CULTURE WHERE TECHNIQUE MEETS CREATIVITY C/He/G-30 Nov. 11

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the art of body Bikram Yoga. Amazing Recently, I discovered Bikram Yoga at Jiwa Yoga and got hooked after the first class. Jiwa Yoga is Indonesia’s first and only authentic Bikram studio and is a beautiful facility with excellent teachers. Whether you want to lose weight, become more flexible or simply want to maintain a healthy body, you have to try this!

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Bikram Yoga is named after its founder - Bikram Choudhury, who studied yoga with Bishnu Ghosh, brother of Paramahansa Yogananda. It is a series of 26 poses performed in a room with a temperature of around 41 degrees. Each yoga pose is usually performed twice and held for a certain period of time. A yoga session starts from standing postures, then backbends, forward bends, and twists. It also includes two pranayama (breathing) exercises to begin and finish the class.

Why practice Yoga in a heated room? • • • •

Heat is used in Bikram Yoga in order to allow you to go deeper and safer into a Yoga pose. Your body becomes more flexible in the heat and since most poses used in Bikram are physically challenging, heat allows you to get into a pose that you never imagined you could do. It also eliminates the risk of injuries and promotes sweating and cardiovascular benefits. Each pose stretches and strengthens your muscles, joints, and ligaments and, at the same time release the toxins and work on your internal organs like the glands and the nervous system.

Some people are often discouraged to practice of Yoga by thinking that they are not flexible enough. Yoga is not about being flexible, but about strengthening your body and your spine in all directions with the goal of creating a union between the body, mind and spirit.

What are the Benefits of Bikram Yoga? • • • • •

Bikram Yoga is designed to “scientifically” warm and stretch muscles, ligaments, and tendons in the order in which they should be stretched. The practice of Bikram Yoga promotes the cleansing of the body and release of toxins and utmost flexibility. It can also reduce stress and increase blood circulation. The practice of Bikram Yoga can also help you lose weight and develop strong, lean muscles. Anyone can practice Bikram Yoga even people with chronic diseases such as arthritis, diabetes, and thyroid disorders may benefit in doing the yoga poses by reducing symptoms, and also one of the best ways to prevent any ailments by keeping the body healthy.

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Alcohol – Teenagers & Girls I was quite disturbed recently when I overheard a group of teens recounting the drinking conquests of a female friend. “She can drink the guys under the table! She does half a bottle of vodka before she even leaves the house!” Something to be proud of? I think not. This group could not be more than 16 or 17 years of age. Alcohol is widely used by young people. Around 90 per cent of Australian teenagers over the age of 14 years have tried alcohol at least once. ‘Binge drinking’, drink/driving and unsafe sex can all result from the misuse of alcohol. Alcohol is tolerated as a socially acceptable drug, yet it is responsible for most drug-related deaths in the teenage population. Alcohol is also associated with a variety of serious health risks. It’s difficult to prevent teenagers from experimenting with alcohol, but parents can encourage sensible drinking habits. The safest level of drinking for teenagers is no drinking, especially for young people under 15 years of age. If older teenagers do drink, parents can minimize the risks by providing adult supervision and encouraging consumption within the adult guideline for low-risk drinking (two standard drinks in any one day). Alcohol – the risks Irresponsible use of alcohol can lead to: • ‘Binge drinking’ or drinking too much on a single occasion • Drink/driving • Unsafe sex • Impaired brain development • Injury or death. Binge or heavy drinking ‘Binge drinking’ is the term commonly used to describe drinking heavily over a short period of time with the intention of becoming intoxicated. This can be very harmful to a person’s health and wellbeing. As well as increasing the risk of health problems, this can lead young people to take risks and put themselves in dangerous situations. Common effects of ‘binge’ episodes include: • Hangovers • Headaches • Nausea and vomiting • Shakiness. ‘Binge drinking’ means different things to different people. New Australian recommendations released in 2009 talk about drinking too much ‘on a single occasion of drinking’ rather than ‘binge drinking’, but the harm that can be done to the drinker and their community are essentially the same. Drinking too much ‘on a single occasion of drinking’ means drinking significantly more than the recommended level of four standard drinks on any one occasion. Just over 10 per cent of Australian teenagers drink more than this every week. ‘Schoolies’ week Finishing high school (‘schoolies week’) is often linked to episodes of very high levels of ‘single-session’ drinking and/or deliberately drinking to intoxication. Over 70 per cent of male school leavers and 60 per cent of females report getting drunk on most or all days or nights of their ‘schoolies week’. Look out Bali here we come! Drink/driving Car accidents are a leading cause of death for teenagers. In 2006–07, one out of four drivers or riders killed or injured in road accidents in Victoria were over the legal limit for blood alcohol concentration (BAC). In Bali there are no drink/driving restrictions and no alcohol testing stations to deter this behavoiur. Alcohol and sex Alcohol impairs judgement. Teenagers are more likely to engage in unsafe sexual practices when they have been drinking. Other associated risks include: • Date rape • Sexual intercourse without a condom • Exposure to sexually transmissible infections (STIs) • Possible pregnancy. Impaired brain development Drinking alcohol can affect how the brain develops in young adults under the age of 25. Young people under 15 years of age are particularly at risk. Teenage brains are still developing and the areas of the brain that are undergoing the most dramatic changes during the teenage years are the frontal lobe and hippocampus. These areas are associated with motivation, impulse control and addiction. Alcohol is a neurotoxin, which means it can poison the brain. One of the effects of excessive alcohol use is that it interferes with vitamin B absorption; this prevents the brain from working properly. Long-term drinking above the recommended levels may lead to a range of disorders, collectively known as alcohol-related brain damage. Symptoms can include learning and memory problems and difficulties with balance.

Serious injury or death Young people are more likely to take risks when drinking. Alcohol is a significant factor in a range of risky situations, including: • Fighting or brawling • Drowning • Drug overdose • Self-harm or suicide. Alcohol and other drugs Taking alcohol with other drugs that also reduce activity in the brain, such as heroin and benzodiazepines, can be particularly risky. Increased risky situations can result. The combination of alcohol and drugs (including cannabis) can lead to increased risk taking. It can also make it difficult to drive or carry out other activities, with the potential to harm others as well as the drinker. Misuse of alcohol is often accompanied by misuse of other drugs.

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Parental role modeling Studies have shown that the most influential role models for children are their parents. Children learn by imitation, so it is important that parents demonstrate sensible drinking behaviors. Suggestions include: • Drink moderately or not at all. • Don’t drink every time you socialize. • Never drink/drive. Teaching responsible drinking Parents can’t prevent their teenagers from experimenting with alcohol, but they can encourage sensible drinking habits. Suggestions include: • Offer good role modeling. • Start teaching your child about alcohol from an early age. • Explain the downside of heavy drinking, such as vomiting, head spins, passing out and hangovers. • Educate your child on the links between drinking and dangerous behavior, such as unsafe sex. • Teach your child sensible tactics such as standard drink recommendations, ‘pacing’ themselves, alternating alcohol drinks with non-alcoholic beverages and not drinking on an empty stomach. • Talk about the dangers of drink driving and plan alternatives together, such as public transport, designated drivers or calling home. • Encourage your child to talk about the dangers of alcohol with their friends, so they can come up with ways to look out for each other.

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A note on girls While it’s true that men are more likely to drink alcohol and more likely to drink greater amounts, women have a higher risk of developing problems from alcohol consumption. When a woman drinks, the alcohol in her bloodstream typically reaches a higher level than a man’s even if both are drinking the same amount. This is because women’s bodies generally have less water than men’s bodies. Because alcohol mixes with body water, a given amount of alcohol is less diluted in a woman’s body than in a man’s. Women become more impaired by alcohol’s effects and are more susceptible to alcohol–related organ damage. That is, women develop damage at lower levels of consumption over a shorter period of time. Other factors that can prevent alcohol abuse According to Australian research, there are many important factors that help reduce the likelihood of a young person abusing alcohol. As well as good parental role modeling, these factors include: • A loving, supportive home life • Educational programs in schools on the use and misuse of alcohol • Development of personal, social, academic and employment skills • A healthy lifestyle, such as regular exercise and a love of sports • Restrictions on alcohol advertising • Avoiding the use of scare tactics, which can backfire and increase alcohol use among teenagers.

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Say What? Question: I am 23 and in a bad relationship. I am also physically unable to care for myself at times because I have a brain injury that occasionally affects my communication and fine motor skills. I am able to speak normally, but can I never seem to say the words that I am thinking. (That alone is enough to drive anybody crazy.) I do not have mental or behavioral deficits, but I need to have someone with me almost all the time in case I have a seizure. Because of this, I have been living with my boyfriend for nearly a year. At first we were just dating, but now he has become increasingly controlling and verbally abusive. He has also been sexually abusive. I have a plan to leave, but because of all the additional complications, it is going to take me a couple of months to pull it off. The reason I’m writing is because my best friend is 7 months pregnant, and she wants me to go see her and help her with a few things. She lives about an hour away by taxi, and I asked my boyfriend if I could go. He did not forbid me to go, but he tried to make me feel guilty, and I am unsure if I should go. I feel as if I am a little more in control of the situation now that I have realized he is abusive. He doesn’t seem to have noticed any change in my behavior, so I expect that when I stand up to him when I am leaving, I will have the advantage of surprise. At least, that’s the way I want it to work. Otherwise, if he realizes what I am thinking, he will begin to manipulate me differently. I do not want to risk getting stuck staying here with his empty promises to change. I also want to avoid confrontation if at all possible. Do you think that going to see my friend (which my boyfriend obviously doesn’t want me to do) would give him an indication that I am starting to break away from the relationship? Sorry I took up so much space for such a little question! I thought the background might make a difference in the answer. I would be grateful for any advice. Thanks! Dr. ZZ: From what you say, you are already breaking away. Whether your boyfriend notices it or not doesn’t have to affect your decisions. If you have a chance to get away for a while, it would probably be good for you. You will enjoy yourself, build more confidence, and have an opportunity to witness your boyfriend’s reactions. As far as his changing tactics, you seem to be ready for that. Because you are on guard, it is apt to be difficult for him to get away with new schemes. Your current uncertainty is most likely due to guilt. Guilt is a fairly common response for victims of abuse. In order to break away, you need to manage the guilt. A little practice cannot hurt.

Question: I have a quirk about people touching me. I don’t like it when I am being introduced to a friend’s friend or relative, and they hug me. I find it strange. My reaction is to pull away. I have also come to find out that I am not very friendly. My boyfriend, who is the only person I let touch me, thinks I am mean. I feel bad because it upsets him. I honestly don’t know how to be any other way. Just for the record, I had an OK childhood. I wasn’t raped or anything. What do you think I should do? Dr. ZZ: People vary in their preference for casual personal contact. Some people are huggers; some feel socially obligated to hug but don’t commit to it physically; others are cheek kissers or double cheek kissers; the list goes on. There is nothing wrong with preferring not to be hugged by strangers. Socially acceptable behavior, or socially expected casual contact, also varies from place to place and culture to culture. Any advice I might give you on this subject would have to depend on what it is you want. If you want to be socially accommodating and overcome this quirk, then -- like anything else – a change in behavior requires practice and getting used to it. Slowly increase your personal contact with your close friends, thinking of a hug as a sign of affection that tells people, “You mean a lot to me. I’m happy to see you.” Remembering that may help you stand there, let another person hug you, and then give them a little hug in return. The more times you do it, the easier it becomes. On the other hand, if you (not your boyfriend) are happy the way you are and simply prefer to maintain your space, then you have every right not to be a hugger, a kisser, or a toucher if you don’t want to be. Simply arm yourself with a quick-drawn handshake and a kind smile, leading introductions and departures whenever possible to guide the situation and get your message across. Overall, decisions have to be on your own terms. You do not have to be a doormat for anyone else’s opinion of you. Whatever you do needs to be for your own good, in your own perception, and in what you can honestly handle.

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But it’s not always easy to be gay in Indonesia. In countless anecdotes, the book chronicles the many challenges that “people like us” face. On the one hand, Indonesian gay men and women enjoy a much greater protection of their rights than their counterparts do in other countries, particularly in the Middle East. On the other hand, there is a pervasive public ignorance and prejudice towards sexual minorities in this country. At the mosque or church members belonging to sexual minorities are said to be an abomination. In Indonesian tabloids and magazines, feature stories about LGBT delight in titillation and sensationalism. In newspaper advice columns, prayer or psychiatric assistance instead of tolerance and acceptance are usually the options offered to problems affecting sexual minorities. On TV, grotesque stereotypes of gay men and transvestites take up a disproportionate amount of airtime. In the police and military, homosexuality is grounds for dismissal. A persistent theme through the stories are women who have been cruelly treated by men turning their attention to women who are more sensitive and sympathetic. The main characters, often practicing Muslim and Christians and living either openly gay or in the closet, are troubled by whether their God accepts or spurns their sexual preferences is another recurrent thread. Yet another sort of conflict emerges in “A Slice of Night,” a homosexual man’s struggle between the strength and excitement of his male lover and the gentleness and sweetness of a woman whose “strange wild femininity” was not enough to finally arouse him. Except for a few dreamy slow moving tales of existential despair, which take a few pages to gain traction, these tightly written, fast-paced and suspenseful stories give an inside look at the whole spectrum of gay life. There’s a lot of variety. Stories deal with gay men or women seducing straights, about a male-identified woman’s unrequited love for a village joged dancer, about the sexually active life of a married man who is gay. The editorial selection process was fearless and any lifestyle was fair game for inclusion. “Forbidden Pleasures” is narrated by a meth addict who sells his body for drugs and money. The sexual orientation of the writers is not disclosed nor was it a question that was asked when putting the collection together. The editor claims that a writer’s sexuality is irrelevant and that it should be the skill and force of his or her writing that must be judged. But who else but gays are able to write knowledgeably and sensitively about other gays? “Because” by Putri Kartini consists of short accounts of how and why lesbian women first came out. “My Father’s Eyes,” set against the dramatic upheavals of Suharto’s downfall in

1998, is about a gay man who picks up a musician playing for pennies on the crowed buses of Jakarta. “Conversation on a Plane” tells of the deceit of a gay lover. Village of Men takes place in a fantasy world where cruising for men is accepted. Prose is often interspersed with verse and one story consists of just an exchange of text messages between a gay husband and his secret gay lover. I liked best the stories that obviously are about real people living real events, that have a tactile feel of a tepid city back lane, or a crowded train or café. And culturally interesting and authentic stories such as “The Prima Donna” by Santo in which the hero becomes a gemblak, a younger man whose duty it was to dance the jaranan – the rattan hobby-horse dance – in reog performances and to occasionally fulfill his male leader’s sexual urges. I also found fascinating and informative the illustrated diatribe by Uji Handoko and Decky Leos against the notorious Anti-Pornography Law passed in 2008 whose various articles explicitly forbid kissing, nudity or disrobing in public, sex with animals and dead people, and characterizes homosexuality and lesbianism as sexual deviations. Cartoons dripping with irony, ridicule and sarcasm accompany the piece. The editor refers to the writers and protagonists in the stories as “people like us” but they share many of the conflicts and frustrations that heterosexuals also experience in their relationships. This makes the stories more credible and personally relevant to not just gay readers but to anyone of whatever sexual persuasion. The stories do not advocate homosexuality, do not try to convert, just try to tell the truth. One uncomfortable story is about an older man seducing a young man for all the wrong reasons. It takes bravery for an individual to live his or her life as someone who is markedly different from the heterosexual majority. Take for example the intimate black and white photo essay by Adi Wahono which chronicles a day in the life of Pak Achmad Hidayat. A devout Muslim working as a long-serving member on the administrative staff of a junior high school, for the past 10 years Pak Yayat has worked in the evenings as a transvestite entertainer. This sweet portrait, along with the many of the book’s other defiant, anguishing and self-liberating tales, show that the Indonesian archipelago is as multi-sexual as it is multi-ethnic. Pak Yayat’s kind of bravery in not bowing to unfair and uncompromising societal demands can be found in many of the book’s sympathetic and avowedly queer characters whose experiences and tensions of being gay in straight society make for suspenseful and hard-hitting reading.

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This book comprises a collection of 20 stories about Indonesian lesbians, gay men, bisexuals and transgender persons (LGBT). Taken as a whole, the stories do a superb job of dispelling the persistent but baseless myth that all forms of sexuality and sexual behavior that fall outside the norm of accepted heterosexual behavior are not “Indonesian.”

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More Gadgets Galore. In this issue I have 16 really great tips and hints for you Android phone users. Try them and see if they don’t help you and make your phone more enjoyable and easier to use. Enjoy. ANDROID TIPS These are really helpful, but they all might not work on Android versions of your phone: 1. Speed up (+secure) your internet and save battery life - Y5 is a battery saver app that automatically connects to known WIFI locations. If there are no known spots, it turns off your WIFI and saves battery. With congested mobile internet connections, most providers are throttling your speed when you go over. Connecting over WIFI is the only way to speed-up your browsing. Y5 also makes sure you don’t connect to unauthorized WIFI connections. 2. Make the most of your space by using widgets-dynamic programs that operate right on your home screen. Simply hold your finger on any open space, and then select Widgets from the pop-up menu. Widgets come in a huge variety of sizes and functions, so search the Android Market to find what works for you. 3. Prefer not to be bothered by a sound every time an e-mail arrives? Head into Gmail’s Settings menu and set its ringtone to Silent. You’ll still see new-message alerts in the notification panel at the top of your screen, and you can always pull the panel down to get detailed information. You can configure text messaging and other alert-generating apps the same way. 4. Set up one-touch dialing for the people you call the most. Hold your finger on an open space and select Shortcuts. Then, touch Direct dial and pick the person from your contact list. If one-touch texting is what you crave, use the Direct message option instead. 5. To drop your favorite Web pages onto your home screen, long-press on any site in your browser’s book marks and then select the Add shortcut to home option. 6. Try using folders to keep your home screen organized. Long-press on a blank space and select Folders to create one. You can then drag and drop frequently used contacts, apps, or other shortcuts into it to cut down on clutter. To rename a folder, press and hold the folder’s title bar while it’s open. 7. Need to cut and paste text? Long-press on any text input area. If you’re on a Web page, tap the Menu key and use the Select text option. 8. Activate the Android Power Strip The single most important feature in Android 2.1 is its built-in power strip widget. Here, you’re able to quickly disconnect all the phone’s batterydestroying features, like Wi-Fi, Blue tooth and the Great Batter Killer that is GPS. Long-press on the screen and install it via the widgets category.

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15. Easy zoom A teeny little feature, this, but one that’s super-useful if you’re using all five of your Home screens - or a custom user interface that offers even more. Tapping the dots beside the dock at the bottom of the screen brings up a mini thumbnail list of all Home screens, allowing you to get from Screen 1 to Screen 5 without wearing a groove into your screen surface. 16. Check the date Possibly one of the tiniest undocumented features is the date-checking facility. Press the Notification bar at the top left of the screen. It tells you what the date is. Go on, try it. It will. Go here for these and more Android Tips and Hints: http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/184659/ master_google_android_40_tips_and_tricks.html and http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2010/12/some-coolandroid-tips-and-tricks.html

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Local News ASEAN Leaders Sign Bali Concord III On Thursday, November 17, leaders of the 10 Association of Southeast Nations signed the Bali Concord III accord, the road map outlining strategies to strengthen the ASEAN community’s three pillars in security, the economy, and in the social-cultural field. The declaration also mentions details on how ASEAN member countries could bolster cooperation in conflict resolution, fight transnational crimes, fight corruption, and strive towards nuclear disarmament. As part of the group’s goal to become an integrated economic community by 2015, the declaration also calls for the adoption of region wide production standards, a distribution system for commodities, increased openness, technological progress, and energy diversification, reported the Jakarta Globe. Among social-cultural issues were: natural disaster relief and prevention, climate change, health, education, and culture. Additional agreements concluded in Bali also addressed the establishment of a coordinating center for humanitarian relief in the management of disasters (AHA Center) and another agreement for solidarity in the defense and promotion of ASEAN cultural diversity. Opening the ASEAN Summit, President Yudhoyono, this year’s chair of ASEAN, said that “Bali has a special historic significance in ASEAN cooperation, because it is here that a number of important agreements have been made towards the growth of ASEAN.” In 1976, Bali witnessed the birth of the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation (TAC), also known as Concord I, where member countries agreed that among

ASEAN nations, each will not use force but will seek peaceful solutions in resolving conflicts. In 2003, the island of Bali again witnessed the signing of Bali Concord II, when ASEAN countries resolved to build a regional community based on the three pillars of: politics, the economy, and in the social-cultural field. Bali Concord II was further developed into the ASEAN Charter, strengthening ASEAN as a rule-based organization, said President Yudhoyono. At this 19th ASEAN Summit, Bali Concord III was signed by the 10 heads of state/government. They were: Prime Minister Hun Sen of Cambodia, Sultan Hasanal Bolkiah of Brunei Darussalam, Prime Minister Thongsing Thammavong of Laos, President Thein Sein of Myanmar, Prime Minister Dato Sri Mohd Najib bin Tun Abdul Razak of Malaysia, President Benigno Aquino III of the Philippines, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong of Singapore, Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra of Thailand, Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dun of Vietnam, and Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono. According to 2010 ASEAN data, the 10 ASEAN countries, comprising Cambodia, Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam together count a total population of 598.5 million people or 8.8 percent of the world’s total population. The region has an average per capita income of US$3,092.50 and an average economic growth rate of 7.4 percent. (November 10th 2011)

At Least 750 Orangutans Killed & Tortured in a Year in Kalimantan Villagers living on the Indonesian side of Borneo have killed at least 750 endangered orangutans during a yearlong period, some to protect crops from being raided and others for their meat, a new survey shows. Such practices, never before quantified, are now believed to pose a more serious threat to the existence of the red apes than previously thought, Erik Meijaard, the main author of the report that appeared in the journal PLoSOne, said on Monday (14/11). Indonesia - which is home to 90 percent of the orangutans left in the wild - was blanketed with plush rain forests less than 50 years ago, but half those trees have since been cleared in the rush to supply the world with timber, pulp, paper and, more recently, palm oil. As a result, most of the remaining 50,000 to 60,000 apes live in scattered, degraded forests, putting them in frequent, and often deadly, conflict with humans. “But our surveys also indicate that killing of orangutans is happening deep inside forested areas, where orangutans are hunted just like any other species,” Meijaard said. “This may be an uncomfortable truth, but not one that we can ignore any longer.” The Nature Conservancy and 19 other private organizations, including the WWF & the Association of Indonesian Primate Experts and Observers, carried out the survey to get a better understanding of orangutan killings and their underlying causes. They interviewed 6,983 people in 687 villages in three provinces of Kalimantan -the Indonesian side of Borneo, which also is shared with Malaysia and Brunei - between April 2008 and September 2009. Figures from the interviews were extrapolated to the target population of men 15 years and older, since only 11 women reported killing orangutans. This indicated that at least 750 apes had been killed during the previous year. Neil Makinuddin, program manager of The Nature Conservancy, said they were surprised how many respondents reported killing and then eating orangutans - just over half. Some of them were consumed after being killed for entering crops or because people were afraid of the animals, the study showed. Others were hunted outright for their meat. The authors were quick to stress, however, that the people who admitted to killing orangutans said they had only done so once or twice over the course of their lives. “Orangutans are not part of people’s day-to-day diet,” said Meijaard, a senior adviser for the People and Nature Consulting International. Forestry Ministry spokesman Ahmad Fauzi Masyhud said his office had not yet received the report, which he described as “bombastic.” “We have to recheck whether it is true or not,” he said. “But frankly, I doubt it.” Meijaard said it was time to face up to the facts. “We used robust scientific methods to assess the social dimensions of orangutan conservation,” he said. “Unless we assume that most of the survey respondents lied, we have to accept the hunting issue as an uncomfortable truth that needs to be addressed if we want to save the orangutan.” He said he’d seen far too many orangutan skulls, skins and chopped off hands, and heard too many firsthand accounts of people having killed or eaten orangutans, to believe it isn’t happening.

Police have also questioned a researcher who uncovered the torture and killing of orangutans at a palm oil plantation in Muara Kaman, East Kalimantan. Yaya Rayadin, a researcher from Mulawarman University in Samarinda, the provincial capital, said on Wednesday (16/11) that the questioning took place at the headquarters of the Kutai Kartanegara district police on Monday. “They asked me about the bones of an orangutan that were taken to my lab for analysis,” Yaya said. The bones, he added, had been discovered by locals at a plantation in Puan Cepak, Muara Kaman district. “I told them that according to forensic examinations, the bones belonged to an adult orangutan and that it died from unnatural causes,” he said. “The bones had marks from sharp weapons.” Yaya said he had handed the bones over to the Natural Resources Conservation Agency (BKSDA) for evidence purposes. This is thought to be the first time the police have questioned anyone in relation to the killing of the protected animals The shocking allegations were first made public in September, though police at the time said they needed more evidence before a formal investigation could be launched. “We need evidence. Can anyone show us the location of the killing, who did it?” Kutai Kartanegara Police Chief Adj. Sr. Comr. I Gusti Harryarsama told RCTI recently. “If there are graves, we can exhume the bodies and take photos.” The TV station has aired chilling images of people torturing and killing the primates. It also showed the license plate number of a motorcycle that was used by one of the alleged killers. Yaya said people in the area had been killing orangutans since 2008. “The forests are the natural habitat of orangutans, including forests that have been converted into palm oil plantations,” the researcher said. “However, they [orangutans] adapt to changes very well and they survive by observing and learning from the environment around them. The only food available is palm so they eat it.” One orangutan could eat fruit from up to 30 to 40 palm trees a day, he said. “Therefore, plantation firms consider them pests that must be controlled to prevent losses.” Meanwhile, RCTI interviewed a former plantation worker who claimed that plantation firms offered rewards for anyone who captured orangutans dead or alive. “The order was to capture orangutans and monkeys, and bring them to the office,” the anonymous source said. “Anyone, as long as they worked there, who caught one [orangutan] and brought it to the office would be paid. “But they also had special hunters. As for the hunters, they just shot them. So any of us who brought three orangutans to the office, after they were photographed, we didn’t have to wait, within a week we would be paid Rp 3 million [$333].” Captured orangutans would be caged, bludgeoned to death and buried, the source said. According to an interview-based study carried out by 19 non-governmental organizations there are an estimated 750 orangutans killed in Indonesian Borneo per year. (November 16th 2011)

Paris Hilton Does it For the Kids Paris Hilton, the 30-year-old millionaire and hotel heiress, who has been in Bali for the last week stirring up sentiment wherever she goes, was out showing her humanitarian side again yesterday. Not for the local fauna, but apparently this time, two Bali orphanages. She met one group of orphaned kids in the gardens of the resort where she’s staying in Seminyak where the kids appeared to enjoy the chance to share some time in the limelight. She later encouraged her fans to donate to the orphanage Yayasan Kasih Peduli Anak via twitter, where she stated that ‘the orphans of Bali need your help. Make a difference. Change a child’s life.’ (Donation info http://www.ykpa.org/) (November 16th 2011) Bridge Collapses And Man Swept Away in Denpasar Flood A 29-year old man has been swept away by floodwaters in the Jl. Pulau Biak area of Denpasar, when a nearby river burst its banks following heavy rain on Tuesday (8/11). According to Putu Anom Agustina of the Bali Disaster Centre, the man named Alvin was swept away when the bridge he was walking on collapsed. The residents of Jl. Pulau Biak stated that the area regularly floods after rain, but this time was the worst one ever, adding that the bridge (built in 1993) collapsed at around 10pm. Meanwhile Agustina mentioned that the heavy rain had caused damage to over 200 houses around in the Denpasar area, with floodwaters reaching up to more than a meter. There has been no official data released yet regarding the cost of the flooding. (November 10th 2011) President Yudhoyono Receives UN Award President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono received “Global Champion of Disaster Risk Reduction” award from the United Nations on Saturday (19/11). “On behalf of Indonesian people, I am very honored to receive this award,” President Yudhoyono said when the award was presented to him by UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon in a ceremony at Bali International Convention Center (BICC) in Nusa Dua, Bali. The Indonesian head of state said the Global Champion of Disaster Risk Reduction award was as in recognition of the determination and hard work of all Indonesians in responding to the challenges of natural disasters. According to the president, Indonesia was the most vulnerable country to natural disasters, and therefore coping with disasters has become deeply implanted in the national mindset. After receiving the award from the UN chief, President Yudhoyono asserted that Indonesia would continually strive to minimize the impact of any disaster. The president expressed hope that Indonesia would continue to do its best and to develop cooperation with the United Nations. The award should have been presented to President Yudhoyono in the Global Platform for Disaster Reduction in Geneva, Switzerland, on May 10, 2011, but the head of state was absent and represented by National Agency for Disaster Management (BNPB) Chief Syamsul Maarif. (November 19th 2011) A Move to make Buildings Over 15 Meters Legal Several members of legislative council of Bali have made a push to change the rule on building heights, which currently only allows structures to be built no higher than 15 meters. The members claimed that the reason they agreed to change this legislation was to reduce the change of land-use affecting the island in recent years, namely, from rice fields into residential and tourism facilities. Denpasar Mayor, Rai Dharmawijaya Mantra, has rejected the idea. He said that the existing rule, which was created by his father, the now-deceased I.B. Mantra, the Governor of Bali from 1978-1988, fits the philosophy of Bali development called Tri Hita Karana. “If they want to change it, they have to do a comprehensive study. The Bali development philosophy, Tri Hita Karana, should be maintained,” said Rai Mantra. “The development concept does not have to follow what other cities are doing. Like Singapore for example, which is quite happy to have skyscrapers. The 15 meter policy here in Bali is already implemented thorough analysis and studies to oversee the preservation of Bali’s intrinsic nature.” I Wayan Darsa, a legislative member of the Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) of Denpasar, stated that he thought that there was a hidden agenda behind big investors wanting to change the 15m policy. “Our ancestors have already made a commitment to keep the nature of Bali for strategic reasons, so Bali remains consistent and true to its culture,” said Darsa (November 17th 2011)

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Obama Announces Trade Deals at Bali Summit President Barack Obama prepared Thursday (17/11) to be the first U.S. president to take part in a summit of East Asian nations. Timed to his visit in Indonesia, the White House announced the sale of Boeing 737s and General Electric engines to Indonesia, Boeing 777s to Singapore and Sikorsky helicopters to Brunei. Obama officials estimated the moves would support 127,000 American jobs. Obama’s nine-day trip has focused on both expanding economic ties with the soaring Asia-Pacific market and boosting the U.S. military posture in the region. He arrived in Bali on Thursday (17/11) after stops in Hawaii and Australia. For Obama, the visit will mark a homecoming to the country where he lived for four years as a boy after his mother married an Indonesian man and moved them to Jakarta. Obama visited Jakarta last year and spent time during that visit reflecting on his personal ties to Indonesia. While in Bali, Obama aimed to expand commercial ties and export opportunities with fast-growing Asia, looking for ways to underscore the connection between his foreign travels and U.S. jobs with an election year approaching. Nuclear nonproliferation, disaster relief and maritime security also are U.S. priorities. (November 17th 2011) Australia to give Indonesia ex-RAAF C-130 Hercules Australia will give four ex- RAAF C-130 Hercules from Sydney’s Richmond Air Force Base - worth an estimated $30 million - to Indonesia for humanitarian and disaster relief work. The Hercules aircraft require about $25 million in maintenance to restore them to airworthiness, and were due to be sold on the open market. The Australian Defence Force agreed to give them to the Indonesian military, following a request for more resources to boost disaster relief in the region. “These aircraft are important to the movement of people and equipment and food in times of difficulty,” Ms Gillard said. Under agreements struck yesterday between Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono in Bali, three high-speed Australian naval vessels will also be deployed to Indonesian waters in a bid to combat people smugglers. Ms Gillard has denied that the provision of intercept boats to Indonesia was an admission her government had failed on border protection policy. The agreements signal a series of new strategic partnerships in what appeared a peace offering to soothe tensions about Australia’s deal to host more US troops on Australian soil (November 21st 2011)

Landslide at Cemetery Uncovers Corpses Twelve bodies were exposed at a graveyard in Kukuh village Tabanan due to erosion caused by the heavy rains on Wednesday (9/11), and it is believed that several more were swept away in the Yeh Ge river which is located on the east side of the cemetery. The scene was first discovered by village official Nyoman Murja at around 7am, while he was passing the cemetery. He was shocked to see a gaping hole where a large amount of soil had been eroded. A second landslide occurred at around 9am, but further damage was minimized with the use of makeshift retaining fences to contain the soil. (November 10th 2011) Two Killed in Jakarta Soccer Stadium Stampede Two people were killed and a young boy was fighting for his life in a coma after a terrifying stampede when thousands of fans jammed a Jakarta stadium for the Southeast Asian Games football final. All 88 000 tickets at the cavernous Gelora Bung Karno stadium had been snapped up for the keenly anticipated showdown on Monday (21/11) night between the hosts and their rivals Malaysia, the visitors taking gold 4-3 on penalties. With the game sold out, thousands of eager supporters gathered outside the stadium hoping to buy from ticket touts, an AFP reporter at the scene said, and when a gate was momentarily opened there was a crush to get in. In the chaos, the bodies of the two men trampled to death - both thought to be Indonesian fans - could not be immediately evacuated, police said. The tragedy followed complaints over poor organization at the multi-sport Southeast Asian Games and there had been calls for calm ahead of the flashpoint football final between arch-rivals Indonesia and Malaysia. “We are saddened by the deaths and it is unfortunate that the game has come to such a point that hooligans and vandals now are spoiling what should be an enjoyable pastime,” the Malaysian football association’s secretary-general Azzuddin Ahmad said. Earlier on Monday, fans had gone on the rampage after the stadium was declared sold out. They burned down a ticket booth and besieged the media centre before they were chased away by riot police. The chef de mission of Myanmar, which will host the next SEA Games in 2013, has criticized organizational standards and said conditions at the opening ceremony in Palembang were also “not safe”. “There were no ushers. The VIP and public entrances at the main stadium in Palembang were the same. It was very confusing after the opening ceremony and not safe,” Naw Tawng told Singapore’s Straits Times newspaper. The run-up to the event, split between Jakarta and the South Sumatra city of Palembang, had been plagued by concerns over unfinished venues and a lack of accommodation and transport. (November 22nd 2011)

5.3 Earthquake Rattles Nusa Dua, Summit Not Disturbed An earthquake measuring 5.3 on the Richter scale shook Nusa Dua Bali, on Friday night (18/11) during the ASEAN summit meeting at the Nusa Dua Convention Center. The department of Meteorology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) said the quake occurred at around 19:23 pm. The epicenter was at a depth of 10 km, 275 km South West of Nusa Dua, Bali. The tremor did not seem to disturb the ASEAN Summit participants. President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY) and U.S. President Barack Obama where enjoying dinner at the time of the tremor. (November 19th 2011) Russia Continues Supporting Healthcare Development in Indonesia Russian Ambassador to Indonesia Alexander A Ivanov said his country was ready to initiate or support several healthcare cooperation projects with Indonesia when he was contacted by phone here on Thursday (10/11). “Until now, we have continued to be a supplier of medical equipment and medicines to cure or prevent infectious diseases,” he said on the occasion of the 48th anniversary of the Persahabatan General Hospital in East Jakarta which was built with assistance from the former Soviet Union. Ivanov said Russia and Indonesia had so far been cooperating in the economic field under a scheme which among other things resulted in the holding of a high level meeting in October 2011 between Sergei B Ivanov, deputy chairman of the government of the Russian Federation, and Hatta Radjasa, Indonesia’s coordinating minister for economic affairs. “Currently, Russia and Indonesia are implementing cooperation projects in various sectors, including in healthcare. For example, we helped Indonesia in alleviating the suffering of disaster victims in the Nias Islands several years ago when Russia sent an aero mobile hospital to Gunungsitoli,” he said. Responding to the Russian ambassador’s statements, Indonesian Deputy Health Minister Ali Ghufron Mukti on behalf of the Indonesian people and government expressed thanks to the Russian government for all humanitarian assistance it had extended to Indonesia. (November 10th 2011)

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Now in its 6th year the Sanur Village Sports Festival has set many milestones including the first jump for Cash kiteboard competition in 2006, the first Beach Rugby tournament in Indonesia in 2007, and this year was no different with the inaugural Bali Beach Cricket Cup. Other events held over the weekend were the Beach Rugby League, 3 on 3 Basketball and Karate.

Balinese guns from the Tegalalang Tigers, rounding out in third Sanur’s own East Coast Storm and finally the union boys from Canggu Chilli’s. Bali Sports Foundation would like to thank BIMC Hospital’s dedicated medical team providing emergency medical assistance to the young players in both the Beach Cricket and Beach Rugby 6th BALI TRIATHLON 2012

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Bali Triathlon organizers announced that the 2012 edition will be held on Sunday, June 24, 2012. Registration for the sixth running of the BIZNET Bali International Triathlon now open on-line at [www.balitriathlon.com]. With registration growing each year, the race dubbed the “Triathlon for the Soul” attracted over 700 participants in 2011 in the Olympic Distance event, the shorter sprint distance and the 5 km run. Cricket on the beach??? On a beautiful, but hot Sunday, Bali Sports Foundation held the first Beach Cricket tournament ever held in Bali on the Mertasari Beach in South Sanur. Beach Cricket a variation of the regular game and indoor cricket. Batting in only one direction, and with a solid wicket to allow the ball to bounce. Showing how that quintessential English game of cricket is now well developed in the local schools of Bali (and paradoxically not in the international schools), over a 80 young Balinese players joined in this historic day to try and play cricket on the sand. And it worked…. Under Tournament Director Wayan Samuel, the tournament went off without a hitch and was a success.Together with the help of Denpasar Cricket coach I Wayan Suandi and Denpasar Cricket head Mr Yudha beach cricket is certainly here to stay, with plans for an International tournament next year. Results

Sponsored by Indonesia’s leading fiber optic Internet provider BIZNETNetworks, the race will get underway at early dawn with a swim in Jimbaran Bay, followed by a bicycle race down the Nusa Dua Peninsula, ending with a foot race through the village of Jimbaran. The Olympic distance is comprised of a 1.5-kilometer swim; a 42-kilometer bike race and concludes with a 10 kilometer run. The Sprint Distance course covers a route that is only half that of the Olympic event. MARTIAL ARTS Bali’s Rodney Holt helped Indonesia to a clean sweep of the medals at the 4th Lightning Arnis Singapore Cup, held in Singapore on November 12. With Rodney’s bronze medal, Indonesia took out the top 3 places. Arnis is an indigenous Filipino Martial Art (FMA) that traces its roots to pre-Hispanic Philippines. It is also known as Kali or Escrima. It is a no-nonsense and practical martial art and lethal self-defence discipline designed to neutralize the natural advantages of an adversary through the effective use of speed, skill and power. 3rd BALI OCEAN SWIM 2012

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The 2012 Bali Ocean Swim will be held on Sunday July 8, 2012. Now in its 3rd edition, as in the past events, the swim will start from the Bali Garden Beach Resort & Spa in Kuta and participants will swim across Kuta Beach and back. There will a 10 km swim for the pros and a 1.2 km swim for those wanting a less daunting challenge. All proceeds go to Bali Sports Foundation’s disabled swimming programs with YPAC & Sjaki-Tari-Us.

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Next door to the Beach Cricket, the action was in the Beach Rugby League. Played on a smaller field with 5 players per side, the action is fast and fun, and because players are running 30% slower because of the sand, injuries are minimised. In the U12 league, the young boys threw themselves into the fray with enthusiasm and skill belying their tender age, well supported by their parents on the sideline, and with Biosystem’s Mark Campbell running the bar & BBQ like a pro, spectators were well looked after. In the Colts, the 4 Bali Rugby clubs did battle, with the young French Roosters coming out on top, followed by the young

Bali tennis prodigy Tami Grende is the first Indonesian athlete sponsored by Air Asia. Celebrating the 10th anniversary of Air Asia and Air Asia Indonesia’s seventh anniversary, Tami was selected because the Air Asia sees great potential for Tami to be a future star tennis player for Indonesia. As an athlete who is supported by the airline, that is the pride of Asia, Tami entitled to a free ticket to all major destinations served by Air Asia, including London, Paris, Osaka, Tokyo, Melbourne and of course other cities in Asia.Tami can thus prepare her schedule for international tournaments on three continents during the upcoming year, especially as she expects to break through to the top 100 of the world in the upcoming 2012 season.

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Letters To Bali Advertiser Imagine Dear Sir, I’m writing in response to Dr. ZZ’s most recent “Say What?” article. In the article, she compares Christianity and Buddhism. I feel compelled to write as I can see she has some dangerous misunderstandings of Christianity. In the article the good doctor states that Christianity and Buddhism are very similar. I would like to inform her that Christianity and Buddhism are vastly different, and, in fact, contradict one another, and so cannot both be truth. Christianity is not a religion, but a relationship with the one and only and living God. “Religion” is man’s attempt to reach God, whereas Christianity is God reaching man by providing the necessary sacrifice for our sinfulness in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Jesus states that He is “the way, the truth, and the life, and that no one comes to the Father but through Him.” This means that there are not multiple ways to God, and that any “religion” that denies Jesus as the way to God, is teaching lies. Salvation is a free gift from the loving God who desires relationship with each one of us if we will only receive it and believe in Him. It really is wonderfully Good News, and a truly beautiful story of Love from the One who rescues us from death. Thanks for listening. May God bless you as you seek His truth. Thank you, Hera Dr. ZZ’s reply: Thank you for writing on this obviously fascinating topic. Your zealousness for your beliefs is commendable. Because neither politics nor religion is my chosen area of expertise or discussion, however, and because I have already expressed my views on the subject to your chagrin, I have invited Rev. Jack Alexander, an ordained minister and scholar of comparative religions, to respond to this matter. In reply to the opinions you have voiced, Rev. Alexander offers the following: “Your reader may find a broader sense of Christianity in Archbishop Reverend Desmond Tutu’s latest book, God Is Not a Christian. In these writings, Tutu makes the point of divine commonality in comparative religious teachings, the same point to which Dr. ZZ was referring. The book will inform the reader of Christ’s teachings as well as of what Christ himself recognized about comparative religious knowledge when he chose not to buy into the religious dogmas of his time. It is Christ who forewarned modern man not to fall victim to the unloving, sacrifice-focused dogma of organized religion. “Allow me to share some insight regarding the reader’s reaction to Dr. ZZ’s article. Hera claims that ‘Christianity and Buddhism are vastly different, and, in fact, contradict one another,’ that both cannot be truth, is flawed. Basic creative principles commonly coexist all around us all the time. You and your neighbor, for example, are the same in being human, yet the two of you may have beliefs about Christianity that seem absolutely contradictory. This would be true for most religious and for different cultural beliefs. The fact remains constant, however, that you and your neighbor are still human and, unless one of you moves, you are still neighbors -- no matter what details of difference either of you chooses to hold as ‘the only one’ – no matter how much you may proclaim that only one of you can be truth, nor how much you attempt to make the other into something less than what you perceive yourself to be. “Christianity, my friend, is a religion. It is an organized grouping of clergy (teachers) and laypeople (those being taught), occupying an area of space (a church, temple, synagogue, etc.) in order to worship a specific concept of what God is. This, by definition, is an organized religion. When you say, ‘Christianity is not a religion, but a relationship with the one and only and living God,’ you are stating a belief, a doctrine of a religious teaching. Although such beliefs are more often than not quoted as absolutes, the only absolute is that in fact there isn’t an absolute -- at least not one that has been put into writing. “Is it not contradictory that the first chapter of Genesis I: verses 24-31 is in complete opposition to the second chapter of Genesis: verses 1-25? And again to Genesis III? These contradictory accounts cannot be true in both directions either. In Genesis I, we are told we were created ‘in the image and likeness of God, male and female collectively. At the end of this sixth day God declared it was very good (i.e., perfect).’ “Then, in the second chapter of Genesis, we find one man (Adam), upon naming all other creations, realized he is without a mate, a companion. This is completely contradictory to the first chapter of Genesis, in which God says: ‘Let us create man in our own image and likeness. . . and God created them male and female God created them.’ “Let us not forget that God is Spirit, and that those who worship God do so through the spirit of truth. This sets us free when we take the inner journey, the journey within. Above all else, God is Love, unconditional love. Being Spirit and unconditional love, God is the absolute truth. Any ‘God’ who has human gender and emotions is not the God of truth. Rather, such a God is an idol made in man’s image and likeness. Teachings that glorify God in human acts of brutality and such glorify the idol.” People wishing to communicate further on this topic or others with Reverend Jack Alexander are invited to contact him at yohiel@yahoo.com. Thanks again for your input. Dr. ZZ

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HECTOR’S Holiday Break The Diary has just spent two weeks enjoying the pleasant ambience of the Nerang River in Queensland. It was, though not in the way Hyacinth Bucket (“It’s ‘Bouquet’”) achieved it, a riparian delight. We were well away from the faux glam glitter of the Gold Coast’s beachside tourist strip and – courtesy of some lovely friends of very long standing who courageously opened their home to Diary and Distaff – enjoyed all manner of domestic comforts. It gave us a chance to catch up with people we haven’t seen for many years (at least six, since we left Queensland for the sybaritic delights of Bali) and to reconnect with what for the Diary is truly home. We also spent a couple of days well inland, on a formerly frequently visited farm, the domicile of other dear friends. It is a place with plentiful cups of tea and long views of beautiful mountains: the sort of landscape that the weather and Bali’s love affair with dysfunctional internal combustion engines so often conspire to deprive you of at home. We drove down into New South Wales to visit another old haunt, Byron Bay, and had a beer and some lunch, but were blown back from the beaches by a stiff northerly half-gale. Ah well, never mind; next time perhaps. We went up to the Gold Coast’s own special “mountain,” Mt Tamborine, a 500-metre high ridge nowadays littered with wineries, and sampled a few vintages. These are mostly from Queensland’s distant Granite Belt which is so high and so cold you actually can grow wine grapes there. We dropped in on a liqueur maker who was doing a roaring trade (the wattle myrtle vodka is a killer –Za vashe zdorovye!). Hector left a note in the visitor’s book. We lunched at a Bavarian restaurant, far too well, and had to take the rest of the afternoon off. Idiots’ Week The peculiar Australian custom of “Schoolies Week” – an annual event during which young people who have just finished senior school go off and have a holiday with their mates – is a pernicious occurrence not only in Bali, where little idiots arrive and do foolish things, but also at the Gold Coast in Queensland. This year’s risk of choice there, among the mindless, was balcony jumping. That’s one way of bringing yourself down quickly from a party high, we suppose.But it was events in Bali that enraged the Diary; events as portrayed of course. A segment on tabloid television’s “current affairs show” ACA related the sad case of some other little idiot who had travelled to Bali to run amuck and had injured his foot in a motorbike accident. The enragement was less because the accident occurred – they do, with depressing regularity, though they mostly involve locals who are of no interest to visiting Aussie tabloid TV teams – than with the fellow’s determined refusal to acknowledge that he had been the author of his own misfortune because he was (a) drunk and (b) stupid. In that regard it was good to see BIMC chief Craig Beveridge on the programme explaining that his establishment sees plenty of such cases. Perhaps some lapsed parents in Australia saw that and took it in. Well, just perhaps: sentience tends to be a genetic thing. Blog for Health High profile conferences and diplomacy are of course vital to the business of managing international relations and bringing assistance to countries and communities that need help (in whatever form) but it is at the lower, less visible, end of the equation that most of the practical work gets done. So it is with the Australian aid agency AusAID’s great Indonesian gig to get bloggers to help increase awareness of HIV/AIDS and of World AIDS Day (December 1). Active bloggers were invited to enter a dynamic online competition themed “HIV and Youth.” The competition called for young Indonesian bloggers to write about their own experiences or opinions on HIV/AIDS. Australia’s ambassador, Greg Moriarty, says of the competition: “Indonesia has one of the fastest growing HIV/AIDS epidemics in South East Asia. We need to do all we can to raise awareness of this disease.” The competition was aimed at tapping into Indonesia’s thriving social media scene – which has 38 million Facebook users and more than 3.2 million bloggers – to expose the country’s browsing community to inspiring and easy to read information about the disease. It was held by AusAID in partnership with Viva News, one of Indonesia’s leading news sites. Submissions closed on November 30. The winning blog entries will be announced on December 20. The top three bloggers will win computers, cameras and high-tech phones. In 2010, Australia’s $100 million Partnership for HIV provided services to 50,000 prisoners, helped 26,000 injecting drug users to gain access to clean needles, methadone maintenance programmes and harm reduction services, and improved access to medicines for people living with HIV. Dream Road Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard was among the squadrons of international political leaders who attended the East Asia Summit in Bali two weeks ago. These jamborees are important – genuinely, they’re not just photo opportunities or occasions for grandstanding as some of the more jaded among us might sometimes think – even if, for most of the population under the flatfooted footprint of the attendant VIP

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protection effort, they are chiefly occasions for mass inconvenience. Gillard took the opportunity of the summit to visit the Bali Bombing Memorial in Legian on November 19. She described it as a moving experience. It always is, of course. The Diary visits the memorial at least once a year to read (silently) the 202 names listed. Amid tight security, including roof-top snipers, Gillard placed a wreath at the memorial site and chatted with Australian tourists. She met Governor Made Mangku Pastika, who as Bali’s police chief in 2002 led the investigation into first bombing. But what caused the Diary a particularly dyspeptic sigh was the ABC report that said she then left to return to Nusa Dua “about 20 minutes drive from the memorial.” Yeah, right. That would be about the travel time, if you’re in a high-speed VIP motorcade and everyone else has been shoved rudely out of the way. Great Idea The big bash at the Westin Nusa Dua from November 16-19 included, as is the fashion with modern day international group navel-gazing events, a number of side events and bilateral meetings. These were conducted at the Bali International Convention Centre and at the Westin itself. One of them was a think-in about Women’s Empowerment, hosted by Indonesia’s Ministry of Same and chaired by First Lady Ani Yudhoyono. Now that’s an area where a lot of work is needed. What’s Cooking? Janet DeNeefe, Fragrant Ricist and Festival Founder, is back in print with another little tome on Bali cuisine. Bali: The Food of My Island Home, runs to 272 pages and was published by Pan Macmillan Australia on November 8. It’s always a joy to read publisher’s blurbs. This one invites potential readers to follow Janet on a spice trail through Bali and its rich food culture, with chapters exploring sambals, rice dishes, curries and coconut, street food, ceremonial food, modern offerings and sweets. It notes that each recipe is accompanied by an insight into the local culture, while key Balinese ingredients – such as kencur, candlenuts and shrimp paste – are explained in an extensive glossary. And it says the book is not only a cookbook but also an incredible photographic journey. It sounds like a dream. Perhaps it will feature in 2012’s writers’ and readers’ festival.

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Artist in Residence If the Diary ran to an artist in residence, then we should have to choose Leticia Balacek. This is not just because she’s a decorative Argentine, or even because her art is first rate. It has to do with vivacity, verve and vitality. You need all those to properly engage with people. So it was good to hear that more of Balacek’s work is on show at Black Sheep (Jl Drupadi 69, Seminyak). It’s a mix media collection that includes Textures (Life is Paradise – Bangkok; and Transformations - Buenos Aires) and a work she hasn’t shown before, For a Little Bit of Sun, from Berlin, in A4 size. The show runs until Saturday (Dec. 3). Gaya at Ubud is also showing Balacek’s work in an exhibition to celebrate the Mother as the central point of human society. The organisers say the concept was born of the desire to honour and connect to the Mother through creative expression. It’s true that everyone has an individual story that relates to this theme, which has unquestionably created who we are. Works scheduled to appear at Gaya from December 17-24, by various artists in many media, include painting, photography, ceramics, sculpture, drawing, written poetry, video projection, song, spoken word poetry, dance and music. We hear, by the way, that Balacek will be exhibiting in Jakarta next year. Back Home It’s great to have an alternative to Virgin Australia on the Bali-Brisbane route and Air Australia, formerly Strategic, is filling that role very well. The Diary flew both ways with them on the recent trip to the old home town. While the airline is using Airbus A320s on the route there is the little matter of the “technical stop” on the uphill leg – the 320 doesn’t have the range to fly Brisbane-Bali non-stop against the headwinds and lands at Darwin to refuel. The downhill leg is fine. Pushed along by a friendly tailwind the Diary made Brisbane in around five hours and twenty minutes on November 11. The return trip on November 25 was somewhat longer. When Air Australia (then Strategic) commenced its Brisbane-Bali service it was using an Airbus 330 which doesn’t need to drop in on the Northern Territory capital en route. Maybe we’ll see the bigger aircraft back on the route sometime. Air Australia has big plans – and not just for Bali, from where one imagines it should pick up a good proportion of the Bali-originating Brisbane trade. We’ll be back on board.

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SHIFTING WATERS Back when ECO BUZZ was just a fresh, trifling of a seedling we mentioned Star Fish Bali Water Purification; a little hot rocket in water recycling science. One of the latest converts to the technology is the Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel which is now able to recycle 250 000 litres of water per day! You can put your anti recycled water crucifixes away; they are not making you drink it. You are still perfectly with in your right to knock back mountains of plastic bottles filled with “pure filtered” water. However, if you haven’t heard, Bali is consuming far more water than it can supply so we are L.O.V.I.N.G water conservation efforts by big water guzzlers like the Discovery. Contact Director Troy Lowrie : troy@starfishbali.com.

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FOUR FREAKY FOODS Can’t resist this little tummy squirmer. Bali has always attracted alternative life stylers captivated by the idea of living simply and with nature. Highly romantic, lingering imaginings of the Swiss Family Robinson’s functionally primitive home décor would have been vogue back in the day. But now with all those property developers plundering every decent spot they can, “alternative” has only one meaning… muchos choice( i.e. A margarita @ Kudelala or alternatively @ Potato Nose guys??)

So with the south blitzing and blinging its way into its very own concrete rat race, genuinely alternative life stylers are running for the hills, which is where they’ve always felt best - well it’s just so very green after all, and are now developing their own property. One in particular is Taman Petanu Eco Neighbourhood in Ubud. Think you’d like to live in a community that shares the same principles as you? You can!! Well, you can if your principles include permaculture, passive design and green construction amongst MANY MANY other consciously ecological actions. Check out their impressively comprehensive website for a closer looksee. tamanpetanua.com TRASH TYCOON If any of you think you are too high brow for any of those facebook “virtual world” game shenanigans don’t start playing one because you’ll be high brow no more. “Save a baby gerbil and go green” so says the game Trash

● Scientists in China are developing human based gelatin for pill capsules, desserts and cosmetics.

Non organic soy products are washed in a chemical bath that is strong enough to clean an engine!

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ZAM ZAM holy water from Mecca is considered the pinnacle of waters. Shame then that the BBC discovered that a well used for collecting such water contained 3 times the level of arsenic that is considered safe for humans.

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● And finally Pork Plasma in meat glue. A little package of white powder known as transglutaminase - an enzyme powder derived from beef and pork blood plasma is used on scraps of meat to bind them together to make….well a lot of stuff we eat! I’m thinking nuggets and burgers…It is banned in Europe but any old schmo can grab it off the internet….

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Shark fishing in Bali By Sandy Rose

The great thing about Bali is that it is even more beautiful under water than it is on land. The island has a range of underwater ecosystems including coral reefs, mangroves, sand slopes and ship wrecks. Divers can be thrilled with sightings of tiny pygmy seahorses and colourful shrimps, or encounter huge manta rays and the enormous Mola mola which is the world’s largest bony fish. Many divers hope to see sharks and Bali has areas where that is possible too.

cleaned the next morning. The shark fishing has been going on for the last 10 years. Fisherman talk of the average size of the sharks getting less each year as the fishing pressure increases.

Shark fishing versus eco-tourism and shark diving in numbers

On a recent trip to Nusa Penida island which is just 17km off Bali’s south east coast I had a great time exploring by motor bike. The sleepy villages and lack of traffic make travel by motorbike a fun way to get around. The huge cliffs and pounding waves on the south of the island contrast with beautiful bays and snorkelling on the west. My early morning walk in Sampalan village turned from a great stroll along the sea front into a horrible experience as I came across a huge pile of dead sharks. On closer inspection I saw the sharks were thresher sharks which are known for their huge tails and elegant swimming when seen by divers. As I walked further I saw pile after pile of sharks and realised there was a serious fishery targeting the threshers. We were able to monitor the catch on 30th September, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd of October and each day there were about 80 sharks caught and sent to Kusamba port. The sharks arrive at Sampalan by jukung boat, piled in pick-up trucks or balanced on the back of motorbikes. Parts of the beach were awash with blood, guts and baby sharks. Only to be cleaned by the incoming tide.

Nusa Penida has recently been declared a marine protected area so I decided to collect as much information as possible in the hope to protect the threshers. My girlfriend and I talked to fisherman and the women working to gut the sharks as well as a group of porters who transport them onto the ferry to Bali. As we watched the activity we saw that nearly all the sharks were female and pregnant. The sharks were gutted on the beach and the fully formed baby sharks were thrown away on the sand along with the guts. The fisherman told us that the meat was not good to eat and that they preferred to eat mackerel rather than shark, so nearly all of the sharks were sent to Bali. As well as the female threshers there were a few male threshers and male mako sharks. Makos are said to be the fastest fish in the ocean and can leap to great heights. That first day we made a count and there were 76 female threshers, 4 male threshers and 5 male mako sharks. The very high percentage of pregnant females was of great concern to us so we decided to document the catch for a few days and interview the fishermen and other people involved. They told us that every day during the months of September and October they go fishing for sharks as well as mackerel. They estimate that they catch around 70 sharks a day, but some days they catch up to 130. The days we were there we observed that more than 90% are threshers most of them pregnant females. That would mean that about 4500 sharks are killed during the 2 month season. Other boats from Bali and Lombok also fish in the same area catching more sharks. There are also many large fishing boats at Bali’s Benoa fishing harbour which could also be involved in the lucrative trade. The fishermen at Sampalan get paid only 12,500 Rupiah a kilo for the shark meat which is about 1 Euro or 1.4 $ USA! So large sharks of 65kg are killed for 65 Euro or 91$. The fishing takes place using the small traditional Balinese wooden outrigger boats called jukung. They go out each afternoon into the Lombok strait and set 100m long-lines each with 10 hooks to target the thresher sharks. They return to Nusa Penida at dark and leave their catch on the beach to be

successful eco-tourism based around sustainable viewing of threshers. We contacted Dr Simon Oliver who is the head of the thresher shark research and conservation group. He was very concerned about the level of thresher fishing here and told us it was almost certainly unsustainable.

There are hundreds of tourists that enjoy snorkelling and diving in the rich waters around Nusa Penida every day. During the shark fishing season there are even more tourists than normal as they flock to the island to dive with the ocean giants: manta rays and Mola mola. The mantas are seen close to the surface year round and are also seen by snorkellers. Molas are seasonal and usually only seen on deep dives by experienced divers. All this tourist activity including large boats carrying hundreds of people to fixed water sport facilities just off the shore of Nusa Penida brings almost no benefit to the people of the island. That is because the trips are organised by companies on the main island of Bali or on the neighbouring island of Nusa Lembongan. To follow up our research on the 12th of October we decided to go to Kusamba to monitor the shark trade where they arrive by ferry from Nusa Penida. We found 88 sharks almost all female threshers. Porters off load the sharks from the ferry and then ladies carry the sharks balanced on their heads to pick-ups owned by shark traders. We followed a pick-up to a compound nearby. The owner was happy to show us his huge collection of shark products including fins and jaws and how he processed them. He weighed the sharks and cut the fins off. The fins are for export and will end up in shark fin soup. The tasteless fins are seen as a prestigious delicacy by many Chinese people and fetch huge prices. They are eaten mainly at weddings or to impress people at business lunches. This shark fin soup is driving the trade in sharks here in Bali and around the world.

In Indonesia and most countries in the world shark fishing is legal. Throwing the “low value” bodies of the sharks away at sea is prohibited in many countries but a normal practice in reality. Here in Indonesia with so many poor families the meat is not thrown away but it is seen as undesirable and is often salted and transported to Java and sold for low prices. Catching thresher sharks has already been banned in many countries of Europe (sadly far too late, since their population in parts of the Atlantic is believed to have declined 80% and in the Mediterranean 99%).The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species has Thresher Sharks as vulnerable and they need our protection. Thanks to the efforts of Dr Oliver and his team there is already a successful program to protect the thresher sharks at Malapascua in the Philippines. Fishing for thresher sharks has been banned in the whole area. 3 pelagic thresher sharks cleaning stations have been located and they are visited daily by dozens of divers. It has changed the source of local income on the island from an unsustainable fishery to an eco-diving industry that provides more that 90% of the whole islands income. Dr. Simon and his team has calculated that the Malapascua thresher shark diving industry is worth 60.000.000 USD a year! Whereas in Bali the sharks are worth a one off payment of 91 USD dead. Also a report written by Austin Gallagher and Neil Hammerschlag called Global shark currency: the distribution, frequency, and economic value of shark ecotourism calculates that a single reef shark can generate a daily income of 73 USD (26,570 USD a year) on tourism related activities, such as diving and snorkelling. So if we have 4500 thresher sharks killed each year how much would they be worth alive? Bali already has around 3 million tourists a year many of who are interested in diving and water sports. Perhaps we can recognise a live shark is worth a lot more to Bali than a dead shark. Increases in the number of high spending dive tourists could bring a long term benefit to many Balinese and boost the islands economy More and more states like Maldives, Fiji, Marshall Islands and the Bahamas are declaring their waters shark sanctuaries and as a result are seeing an increase in their number of tourist visitors. In and around Bali, if we act fast, we can stop the unsustainable killing of thresher sharks before it is really too late. Working together with the communities and fisherman we can find solutions and alternative sources of income. We have to develop educational programs that will teach the new generations the importance of sustainable practices. Interested people can contact threshersharkbali@yahoo.com

Once in Bali we did some research about thresher sharks and discovered that in the Philippines there is an island called Malapascua which has a dive industry based just on the chance to go diving with thresher sharks. They have a very

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by Dr. Rob Inside of Bonuz Paintings by Putu Sudiana Bonuz At Tony Raka Art Gallery, Jl. Raya Mas No. 86, Ubud Tel: 975207 Putu Sudiana Bonuz was born on the tiny island of Nusa Penida, on the southeast coast of Bali in December 1972. In a place primarily known for its fishing and seaweed farming, Bonuz began by painting fishing boats. His great interest in painting was unusual in a fishing village, but, this did not discourage him from wanting to formally study painting. After finishing junior high school in Nusa Penida, he moved to Bali to study at the High School of Fine Arts. Then, in 1995, he continued on to the Indonesia Arts Institute, in Denpasar. In the excellent catalogue which accompanies this exhibition, esteemed Balinese art critic, Wayan Kun Adnyana, observes that Bonuz often presents talks about religion, meditation, and other spiritual matters. For Bonuz, spiritual affairs become a Bayangan di Langit kind of communal presentation. In short, he shuttles between individual and public positions within a spiritual framework. Adnyana also finds that the artworks of Bonuz are concerned with daily activities that are filled with the history of sacred rites. Bonuz has not chosen the path of ascetic extremes, which should be a hermit in the woods, but, instead, he chooses to work within the world of art, amongst city artists and village communities. Bonuz functions between spirituality as ritual, and his own obsessive activities within his personal inner-space. In inheriting the tradition of Hindu-Balinese rituals, Bonuz appears as the ‘priest’, the leader of the ceremonies, especially the family temple ceremonies. Also, in the Full Moon development of his internal spiritualism, he further achieves this by practicing both strenuous physical and mind exercises. His intuition plays between the desires to search for the answers of divinity by assuming the world as a stepping stone. Bonuz endeavors to explore the presence of divinity by seeking evidence of it in visible representations of nature. The paintings by Bonuz, such as ‘Bayangan di Langit’, ‘Full Moon’ and ‘Menjelang Terbenam’, show how nature is used as a means to discover the presence of a divinity. Perhaps, Adnyana claims, Bonuz sees the perfection of God on Earth in all natural phenomena. In all of Bonuz’s Menjelang Terbenam artworks, color and composition are presented spontaneously, to emphasize imaginary spatial explorations. Thus, abstraction can be seen to represent an imagined space of the universe. Further, the images presented in the exhibition can be read as abstracted representations of Bonuz’s personal spiritual experiences. In his conclusion, Adnyana writes that the fine art implemented by Putu Sudiana Bonuz walks between ritual history and spiritual practices, which seek to find a meaning in divinity. The phenomenons of nature become the

stimulus for Bonuz’s art, while the depictions of the nature of divinity can be seen as an effort by Bonuz to satisfy his inner-spiritual needs. Thus, in reading Bonuz’s artworks, Adnyana stresses that we should consider his daily world, and, in this context, associate it to the history of spiritual behavior which he clearly believes in and practices. Spiritual Dialogues Paintings by Pande Gde Supada At Ganesha Gallery, Four Seasons Resort, Jimbaran Bay Tel: 701010 A giant on the Balinese contemporary art scene for many years, Pande Gde Supada needs little introduction. As always, his newest series is a cause for celebration of the evolving creativity of this talented artist, Untitled 1 and influential teacher. In his latest exhibition, ‘Spiritual Dialogues’, Supada turns to meditation, a theme that stands at the heart of Hindu and Buddhist philosophy, religion and art. While engaging a discipline that demands solitary contemplation, in practice, meditation sparks an inner-dialogue as well as one with the greater whole, the Cosmos if you like. Indeed, its aim is the obliteration of the wall of illusion between the natural and supernatural worlds, resulting in unification, an experience known as enlightenment in the west, or nirvana in the east. While the concept is simple the path to inner-peace is more easily conceived than manifested. In Supada’s case, the difficulties and joys of his own convoluted inner- dialogue has provoked a series of images that serve both as a form of documentation, and personal exorcism of doubts and fears. As the examples ‘Untitled 1, 2, and 3’ demonstrate Supada’s Untitled 2 paintings dwell upon the human condition, especially the relationship between mother and child. In a traditional agricultural society such as Bali, motherhood is of special relevance, for it is associated with fertility and cornucopia. Supada’s images may also be references to the Balinese folktale of Men Brayut, a poor but loving peasant mother with full breasts and countless children. While the Madonna-like image may seem beneficent, similar to dreams and the underworld, it also harbours a dark secret, for Men Brayut traces her origins to Hariti, a child devouring ogress converted by Buddha into a saintly guardian of children. Supada’s sophisticated journey to achieve unity and balance between the inner-self and the raw and dangerous forces of nature is also mirrored in his composition and style. While the lines that delineate the rounded forms are curvilinear and fluid, the textured surfaces and hues are mysterious and challenging. Are these archetype images dredged up from ancient cave walls within the artist’s mind, or, are they latter-day

suggestions of graffiti, full of pathos and cynicism? While the answers to these questions may never be revealed, the artist has achieved great success in shining a light upon a dark and lonely path. E-mail: artwords2004@yahoo.com.au Copyright © 2011 Dr. Rob You can read all past articles of Artwords at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

ART & ARTISTS Limited Time Exhibitions Inside of Bonuz Artist : Putu Sudiana Bonuz Genre : Paintings Period : November 18 until December 12, 2011 Every day, 10.00AM until 5.00PM Location : Tony Raka Art Gallery, Jl. Raya Mas No. 86, Ubud Tel: 975207 John Van Der Sterrren at Bridges Bali Artist : John Van Der Sterren Genre : Charcoal Drawings and Oil Paintings Period : October 15 until mid-January 2012 Every day, 5.00PM until 9.00PM Location : Bridges Bali, Jl. Campuhan (near Museum Antonio Blanco) Ubud Tel: 970095 Minimalism II Artist : Agung Irawan Genre : Acrylics on canvas Period : November 15 until January 02, 2012 Every day from 11am untill Midnight Location : Cafe des Artistes, Jl. Bisma 9X Ubud Tel: 972706 Nasi Campur Artists : Group Exhibition Genre : Artworks Period : October 8 until December 31, 2011 Every day, 9.00AM until 9.00PM Location : Taksu Art Gallery, W Retreat & Spa, Jl. Petitengent, Seminyak Tel: 738106 Pure Heart Artist : Genre : Period : Location :

Artist Community Paintings November 11 until January 1, 2011 Gardenia Gallery, Jl. Raya Sanggingan, Ubud Tel: 0818343427

Spiritual Dialogues Artist : Pande Gde Supada Genre : Paintings. Period : December 1 until January 9, 2012 Every day, 9.00AM until 6.00PM Location : Ganesha Gallery, Four Seasons Resort, Jimbaran Bay Tel: 701010 Studioliquido Artist : Josep Triay Genre : Paintings Period : November 14 until December 30, 2011 Every day, 10.00AM until 6.00PM Location : Regalitos Art Gallery, Jl. Lungsiakang, Ubud Tel: 974843 The Candidates – New Generations Artists : The Children Communities of Batu Belah and Nagasepaha Genre : Paintings on Glass Period : November 25 until December 15, 2011 Every day, 10.00AM until 6.00PM Location : Gaya Art Space, Jl. Raya Sayan, Ubud Tel: 979252

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Throughout the night DJ Farao, DJ Ifinn, the Boshe band and the Boshe models will entertain you. If you enjoy live music then this Indonesian band is certainly worth seeing and will be sure to attract many local fans.

For those who will remain on the island I’m sure you’ve pondered about what you are going to do on this very special day that is traditionally all about being with loved ones. Cocoon has planned for a perfect tropical Christmas day with a festive 4 course menu for adults and 3 course menu for children with activities to keep them entertained. Reservations are essential.

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10 pm IDR100,000 Boshe VVIP Club, Jl Bypass Ngurah Rai No 89x 3603980 boshebali.mkt@gmail.com

Back to 90s New Year Eve Party (31 December) I’m scheduling one of the first of many new year’s eve parties around the island which will feature in the next edition of the BA. It’s a trip back in time to the sounds of the 90s at this party with Jamiroquai, Incognito, Brand New Heavies etc being pumped out by Bali’s number one female DJ, Anastasia. Live music by International Band, Asia Line will certainly rock the house and 90s girl dancers will add to the festive spirit. The price includes draft beer, a soft drink or house-pouring liquor. For top tables where the party is centred you’ll have to pay a deposit in advance but you can find out more from the Hard Rock. When Cost Where Contact

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9 pm IDR350,000 Hard Rock Cafe, Jl Pantai, Kuta 755661 customer.care@hardrockcafe-bali.com

Banyan Tree (31 December) This is definitely going to be a stylish way to say goodbye to 2011 and welcome the new year in with fireworks and balloons. But first, the evening will begin early with a liquid buffet of free flow mocktails, cocktails and liquors at the Ju-Ma-Na Bar where guests can chill out to the mixes of guest DJs and enjoy the final sunset of 2011. The Bambu restaurant is the setting for the scrumptious new year’s eve buffet. For early reservation there will be a free bottle of champagne thrown in which is limited to the first ten bookings so make sure you take advantage of this reward! This will be the perfect way to celebrate the new year at this stunning resort. When : from 5 pm Where : Banyan Tree Resort, Jl Melasti, Br Kelod, Ungasan Contact : 3007000 ungasan@banyantree.com

Biku (20 December) This delightful tea house invites you to join author Ian Burnet who has written an amazing book called ‘Spice Islands’. The book follows the fascinating history of the Spice Islands and this trade spanning a period of over 2000 years. The story follows the Silk Road across Central Asia and the spice routes over the Indian Ocean and follows the growth of the Dutch and English East India companies which were founded to profit from the spice trade and the story incorporates the conflicts that arose along the way. You can find out more about the story at the website. Ian Burnet has spent more than twenty years living, working and travelling through the Indonesian archipeligo. It is a great opportunity to meet the author and find out more about this fascinating story and his journey to these often remote places. So close to Christmas, this book would also make a great Christmas present too. Call Biku to make a reservation. Biku will also have Carols by Candlelight on 23 December but I’ll tell you more about that in the next edition. Cost : IDR100,000 Where : Biku, Jl Petitengit, Seminyak Contact : 8570888 www.spiceislandsbook.com

By Dawn Chorus

date. Another great opportunity to see an international performance in Bali and I think that the scene has been set for more international artists and stars to hit the trendy Bali scene. I was surprised a few weeks ago to ‘bump’ into Paris Hilton at Echo Beach of all places? How Bali has changed! It was rather exciting, a bit of Hollywood glamour amongst the surfers and the sunset goers. I bet there’ll be more, after all it doesn’t get much better than Bali! Cost : IDR 550,000 Where : Hard Rock Cafe, Jl Pantai, Kuta Contact : Tengara “Ten” Swaratama 755661 customer. care@hardrockcafe-bali.com

Skal Bali Masquarade Ball (3 December) Skal is part of the International Association of Travel and Tourism whose slogan is ‘doing business among friends’. Their annual ball looks like a lot of fun. The dress code is smart elegant. If you are a dynamic player in the travel and tourism industry this is an organisation worth joining with regular lunches and social events. Cost : IDR 400,000 ++ adults IDR200,000 ++ children Where : Cocoon Beach Club, Jl Double Six No. 66, Blue Ocean Boulevard Contact : 731266 reservations@cocoon-beach.com

Cost : IDR650,000 (individual) IDR6,000,000 (table of ten) Where : Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel Contact : Gede Juwena 7840212, gede@skalbali.com www.skalbali.com

Christmas Gift Fair (1 and 8 December)

SOS Second Anniversary (3 December)

Have you started your Christmas shopping yet? I have to confess that I bought some Christmas cards and stocking fillers at the weekend. It’s kind of nice to be removed from all the commercialism of the festive period in Western countries but of course it’s nice to have a little Christmas spirit and there certainly is if you brave the traffic and head to the malls. That’s what I like about these little gift fairs where you can just about do most of your Christmas shopping in a confined area. There are stalls selling skincare products, homewares, gymwear, surfwear, spa products, adult and children’s clothes, jewelry with all sorts of gifts to choose from. December is upon us yet again and how time flies, another year almost over. So, time to think about your plans and gifts and what better place to find what you need than at this lovely gift fair. It is also a charity fundraiser and at this time of year it always brings out the best in people, appealing to their generosity. It’s a chance to get into the festive spirit so go along and enjoy the atmosphere and spirit of Christmas.

This is one of those anniversary parties that is sure to attract the glamour and pull the ‘A’ list crowds to one of the top new night spots all of which have seemed to have gone way upmarket, another sign of the changing times in Bali. The evening’s line up of entertainment includes Eric Entrena, Mr SukaMu (Love in Tents), Visual Mapping, Broadway Show, Haute Couture by Design Shop, FTV Midnight Show by House of EMM3 and a very special performance by Moonlight Matters. The host for the evening is Mario Lawalata. It’s a late start giving you time to enjoy the early part of the evening before stepping into the party atmosphere. RSVP and celebrate the second anniversary of this spot that has found its rightful place in the Bali night scene.

Cost When Where Contact

Three Stars Align (2 December)

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free 9.30 am – 6 pm Canggu Club, Canggu 8446385 info@cangguclub.com

Mint (1 December) This bar is another ultra-chic destination with a club lounge that offers great food and cocktails. Their music is primarily electronic house and pop energy sounds through to the early hours of the morning. Definitely for the trendy and young at heart. This evening is a treat as Desyn Masiello, international touring DJ will pump out the sounds after the opening by Mamsa. If you enjoy this type of music this is definitely the place to be on 1 December till the early hours. By the way, there’s also Happy Friday from 4.30 pm to 7.00 pm which I assume means happy hour and discounted drinks which is a great way to end the week especially if you are working. When : 10 pm Where : Mint, Jl Petitengit No 919 Contact : 732884 info@indomint.com

Scissor Sisters (7 January) One of the first new year events, live and exclusive down at the Hard Rock Cafe is the chart topping New York disco pop group the Scissor Sisters, who will bring their dance floor classics to Bali. The Scissor Sisters are an American band who formed in 2001 and came to promience after the release of their disco version of Pink Floyd’s “Comfortably Numb” which became a commercial success and topped the charts throughout Europe. They are well known for their controversial and transgressive live performances. Scissor Sisters have won numerous awards and have performed around the world. The deadline for the discounted tickets is 30 November and you’ll save IDR200,000 if you purchase them on this

When : 11 pm Where : SOS Supper Club, Anantara Resort and Spa, Jl Abimanyu, Seminyak Contact : 737773 www.SOSaSUPPERCLUB.com

The stars include Farah Quinn an Indonesian celebrity chef, Scott Beattie, a U.S. famed mixologist and Jack Yoss Starfish Bloo’s Chef de Cuisine. The chefs will prepare a modern interpretation of Indonesian cuisine and the mixologist will use his talents to create some extreme creations ‘inspired by Bali’s natural ingredients’. It always amazes me what creations can be made from a selection of basic spirits and how cuisine can be adapted in all sorts of mouth watering and creative ways. All in all this is going to be a superb evening. Call to make your reservation. Cost

: Farah and Jack 7 course meal IDR600,000 ++ Scott Beattie cocktails IDR475,000 ++ Where : W Bali, Jl Petitengit, Seminyak Contact : 4738106 B&F.Wbali@whotels.com

W Bar (9 – 11 December) A busy weekend down at the W Bar with Parrish James playing a selection of R&B, soulful and house rhythms three days in a row. Parrish James has worked on remixes for Rihanna, Christina Aguilera, Janet Jackson, Pussycat Dolls to name a few. He’ll be in town for the weekend. On Friday he’s at the W Lounge from 5 pm onwards, Saturday from 10 pm onwards at the Woobar and Sunday from 4 pm – 7 pm at the Woobar. On Friday, U.S.mixologist Scott Beattie will create his special cocktails, Saturday features vodka at IDR55,000++ a glass and Sunday is the wet pool party with free access to the pool for the ladies and 2 for 1 beers, frozen cocktails and pass around pool snacks. That’s all and they want you all there! A weekend of pre-Christmas fun. You should RSVP too to let them know that you’ll be there for the fun! Where : W Bali, Jl Petitengit, Seminyak Contact : 4738106 b&f.wbali@whotels.com

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On site experience essential (building construction) Experienced at working both independently and in a team-oriented Strong written and oral communication skills, some English skills Ability to effectively prioritize and execute tasks. Please send your CV, recent photo to: thehrmanager@ymail.com NC/Es/30 Nov 11

The Bali Getaway the leading provider of discount holidays to Bali is looking to recruit the following staff:

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Sourcing Agent / Sales Bali’s leading Sourcing and Buying Agency is looking for a qualified person to join our team. Applicants must be fluent in English, oral and written, and have min 2 years experience in a similar role. Must be skilled in communications, be detail oriented and have a strong sense of customer service and work well in a team environment. Send details to: info@sourcing-bali.com or Jalan Gunung Salak 31A Kerobokan Applications close on 9th December NC/Es/30 Nov 11

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Employment

30 November - 14 December, 2011

WEB DESIGNERS WORK FREELANCE GOOD ENGLISH OWN COMPUTER SEND SAMPLES OF WORK AND CV TO: info@umbrellaweb.com NC/Es/30 Nov 11

U Paasha Seminyak is employing: HR Mgr, Chief Acct, Res Mgr, Director of Sales, Sous Chef plus all supervisor and staff positions for all hotel departments. Send your resume with references and photo to Odi alfilia.agusta@gmail.com Ph 082 144 915 487 or call for a list of positions. NC/Es/30 Nov 11

A brand new PMA company is looking for the followings:

1. Accounting staff 2. Graphic Designers 3. Web Designers 4. Marketing All candidates must be fluent in English both written and oral, fresh graduates welcome to apply. Please send CV, recent photo and expected salary to : bva_2011@yahoo.com NC/Es/30 Nov 11

LOOKING FOR STAFF (Cari Tenaga)

Manager / Bookkeeper needed for small restaurant in Ubud. Computer skills, some English, CV and r e f e r e n c e s t o <Mahessa1999@hotmail. com>. Salary Nego. [236] Travel company looking for Russian staff for office. Please send your CV to: <magicstours@gmail. com>. [238] Retired expats seek mature couple to work as pembantu and gardener for our home in Seminyak. Live in or out. Good salary + benefits. 6 days, 7AM to 5PM. Call or email: Henry 081 684 9182 / <broswebr@cbn.net.id>. [239] Villa Manager needed. The ideal candidate will have 5 years of experience handling villa marketing and managing staff to ensure rooms are filled and guests are happy. If you think you are qualified and can provide proof of success in the field please send applicant letter, CV, references, and recent photograph to <indo.staff@ gmail.com>. [241] A Receptionist for Hotel in Legian, must have good English skill and able to work weekends. E-mail resume : <sam@theislandhotelbali. com>. [242]

NC/Es/30 Nov 11

A leading trend & lifestyle accessories export company located in Mas, Ubud, is looking for energetic and talented candidates for the following positions : MARKETING EXECUTIVE ( M/F ) ; Assisting in development and implementing marketing strategies and to drive international sales targets for the company in new & existing accounts. Min S1 with proven record in a sales & marketing position Strong business acumen Excellent communication & customer relations skills Fluent in English with excellent written & verbal ability Ability to work under own initiative, confident, highly self-motivated Able to multi-task and work within a very busy team friendly environment. Good benefits & salary along with overseas travel and a generous commission package is offered to the successful applicant. COSTUME JEWELRY DESIGNER ( F ) To design fashion and costume jewelry using local and imported materials to create relevant and exciting collections for the local and international markets. Passionate about jewelry, youth culture and worldwide fashion trends Min Diploma in fashion design or related discipline Creative, outgoing ,confident & self motivated Ability to work independently or as a member of the team Good time and project management with an attention to detail Able to work under pressure, multi-task & to meet deadlines. Fresh graduates are welcome to apply MERCHANDISING / CUSTOMER RELATIONS OFFICERS ( M/F ) Ensuring complete production and shipment compliance. Dealing with all customers enquiries throughout the order process. Progess reporting. Min. D3 diploma Fluent in English with excellent written & verbal abilities Customer Orientated Computer Literate Ability to work independently or as a member of the team Confident, self-motivated Good time and project management with an attention to detail Able to work under pressure & to meet deadlines. Good benefits & salary are offered to the successful applicants. Opportunities for overseas travel and incentive packages are also offered for some positions. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Send your current CV to hr@banyaninternational.com clearly stating your expected salary, recent photo and date of commencement. Applicants for the Jewelry Designer position should also include their portfolio. NC/Es/30 Nov 11

Urgent!!! Girl as pembantu in small villa. Bit English speaking, and ready for clean work. A serious - honest girl have a chance.Beraban Tanah Lot area!. 0813 3821 4271. [243] Urgently needed for HRD Manager + Staff, Marketing, Drafter, Admin, PA. Send to <hrd@hallomic.com> or call 0838 2999 3699. [244] Looking for an Assistant Marketing to help Marketing Manager in export towards South East Asia. Must speak and write in English, good computer skills internet, office. Having a computer would be appreciated. 081 1224 7419 - <asia@spencer. it>. [245] Established jewelry business in Seminyak looking for an experienced B u s i n e s s M a n a g e r, Indonesian and Western, applicants pls email CV and / or inquiries to <marszbali@ gmail.com>. [249] Looking for FREELANCE Architects; Drafter; 3D Renderer; Video Presentation; Graphics Designer; Website Designer; Send Portfolio: <villa_echo@yahoo.com> or 08123 0000 803. [252] Property Agent membutuhkan karyawan mencari tanah (land hunter). Pria, jujur, berpengalaman, memiliki motor pribadi. Kirim CV <contact@ kibarer.com>. [254]

French Company is looking for Sales Manager with experience. Please email your CV to <office@ ticketothemoon.com>. [193] Urgently Required; Sous Chef or Cook, min 2 years experience in the same field. Bring CV to Om Beach Lounge Restaurant, Jalan Pantai Batu Bolong, Canggu. (0361) 960 4121. [255] Wr Casa Loca needs Accnt, Cook, Waitress & Cashiers. Please call 081 892 9374 from 10am to 8pm to make an appointment for walk in interview. [257] Shop Manager wanted for fashion boutique on Oberoi Rd. Good English, computer skills and experience required. Please send resume to <info@hikari. com>. [271] Furniture company is looking for Assistant Sales Manager, experienced, smart, and good English. Please send CV to <kim@warisan. com>. [258]

If you are looking for an excellent career opportunity + generous remuneration and you have a 3 years or more selling experience in the hospitality industry (hotel, villa, restaurant, etc), targetoriented, strong commitment & leadership, able to build sales team & customer base, you might be the Marketing Manager that we are looking for. Please send your full CV to <hrd@ecoclean. co.id>. [267] Shop Manager wanted for fashion boutique on Oberoi Rd. Good English, computer skills and experience required. Please send resume to <info@hikari. com>. [271]

New Yoga Studio in Ubud is looking for a Manager. Must speak English and have experience in premier customer service. Must be outgoing, creative, and hardworking. Please send your resume to <careers@ radiantlyalive.com>. [268] Experience / English SPG. Send CV to <info@ sayagallery.com>. [256] English speaking and writing personal web-admin required. Must have knowledge of HTML-XL-CCS-StylesheetPHP and APS. Above average monthly salary. Send CV to <sabastian@ balisilverjewellry.com>. [272]

Glo Day Spa for Sanur & Seminyak base, recruiting now for the following positions:

• HAIR STYLIST • ACCOUNTING STAFF; MYOB experience Send applications in English with recent photo to: SPA ALLIANCE GLO, Kunti Plaza, Jl. Kunti 119, Seminyak, Bali or email to managersanur@glo-day-spa.com NC/Es/30 Nov11

Looking for: Business Development Executive Assistant for an international D i g i t a l A g e n c y. C V t o <charlie.elsye@bullseye. com.au>. [259] Indonesian Kindergarten Assistant required. Must have good English, experience, qualification. Send CV to <littlestarsbali@ gmail.com>. [270] Jewelry Export Company in Kerobokan is looking for 1.) Part-time Expat Designer: Female, design background; 2.) Full-time Design Management Assistant: Female, smart, fluent in English. Please send CV to: <newjobbali@gmail. com>. [260] Looking for Singing Teacher, private lessons for a 13 y.o. girl. Call 081 2383 4556 or 081 2381 6026. [269] Surfing company Need: Surfing Instructor, exp, English speaking, driving car. Send CV <supimport99@ yahoo.co.id>. [264] A foreign company requires a freelance or part time web editor to assist in maintaining their website. <graven@dps. globalxtreme.net> or (0361) 978281. [273]

Job Vacancy @ We’re looking for : • Store supervisor, Stocker/data entry, Cashier, Sales Staﬀ (SPB/SPG) Applicants must have experience in the desired posi on. English/Japanese speaking ability, single, a rac ve under 25 years old. And domicile in Ubud Please send CVs and applica ons to : Hurley Store Bakungsari street no D9 Kuta Square Telephone: 0361-752220 or e-mail : hurley_kutasquare@yahoo.co.id NC/Es/30 Nov 11

BEDO is a nonprofit organization for Indonesian SME based in Bali. In meeting our goals and objectives for further growth we need the following personnel to join our team.

Project Coordinator Job requirements: 1. University Graduate, preferably have at least 2 years working experience as Project Coordinator. 2. Able to speak & write English very well/ active. 3. Able to make Progress report, monthly report to Stakeholders and preferably have experience in running projects independently. 4. A very detail person and able to keep up with heavy workload. 5. Have good computer skills in Power point, Outlook & Microsoft office. Please send your CV and latest photograph with expected salary to email address below, with subject the position applied for. erni@be-do.org or info@be-do.org NC/Es/30 Nov 11

Look for Sales / Marketing. Experienced (with references), good English, good looking, to join a growing media advertising company in Sanur. Good salary and big commission. Send CV at: <job@ whitedragoon.com>. [265] Experienced Marketing needed for Architecture + Interior Projects. Female preferred. Great salary, incentive + commission. 0818 0880 9090. Or Email <hrd@solidrockindonesia. com>. [266] NC/Es/30 Nov 11

Employment

BUSINESS SERVICES All your photography needs. Wedding, villas, product, etc. Call 781 7447 or 081 2389 5551 for further discuss or portfolio please visit website: <www.thenbagus.com>. [553] Architecture Design. Interior and Exterior design. Call 0878 6096 9018 or 749 3759. [525] Web Designer. I can help you to develop website with personal price, including hosting or domain. Call 781 7447 or 081 2389 5551 for further discuss or portfolio please visit the website: <www.thenbagus.com>. [553] For Bahasa course + Interpreter service. Call Moko 0812 3651 4990. [488] Guitar Lessons 0878 6134 8669. [224] Private teacher Bahasa Indonesian for foreigner. Dwi 0813 3870 5158, <dwi. astari@yahoo.com>. [074] Professional Photography services. Affordable price. Call: 0813 1017 7700 <www. AriosGallery.com>. [708]

Bali Advertiser

30 November - 14 December, 2011

Learn foreign languages online, via modern virtual class <info@plcbali.com>. [171] Design and Architecture: Villas, Houses, Bungalows, Gazebo with wood and concrete. Phone: 0878 6139 5999 or 0813 5312 2736. Email: <baliwoodenbungalows@ yahoo.com> <www.edenbungalows.com> <www. niihautrading.com>. Facebook: Bali Wooden Bungalows. [185] Teaching Indonesian language, call 0852 3429 2211 <www.learnbahasa. net>. [204] Adityo Male Massage, Traditional Balinese. Call 0857 3825 9898 or 0857 3847 7776. [222] Silver and gold refining services, quick and fair, call BJS 0819 9989 0169. [251] We Design & Build very beautiful VILLAS. Cost efficient; high quality work of Engineering & art. < w w w. i r r e s s h o m . c o m > Mobile: 0821 4669 1100. <irresshom@hotmail.com>. [253]

Massage. Hub. 0821 4632 3403. [223]

LOOKING FOR WORK

Freelance Make-up artist. Professional 6 years experience, wedding, prewedding, party, etc. Liztya +62 856 4821 9224 or +62 812 3150 1655. Email: <liztya84@gmail.com>. Free trial. [037]

Expat seeking employment as Project Manager / Supervisor or can build for you. 081 2362 9939. <balicontractor@dps. centrin.net.id>. [050]

Private tutoring for English or Bahasa. Professional female tutor. Home / office. Call: 0361-803 5005. [653] P h o t o g r a p h y <www.BaliShoot.com> for commercial products at affordable prices. Please call 081 999 117 888. [654] Private English 1-to-1 tutoring with native English speaker, at your home or office. All levels welcome. Contact Maurice on: 081 834 4787 or: <maurice_gold@ hotmail.com>. [129] Help for Monthly / Annually tax report and ticketing. Contact 0821 4655 7055. [261] Experienced Architect for your house / villa project. <leomeskys@yahoo.com> or 0878 6231 1711. [262]

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Expat Dutch long termed stay is searching for challenging fulltime management position at a reliable company. Over 10 years experience in the fashion/extreme sports retail business. Motivated, team player and hardworking. For CV <mainski@gmail. com>. [126]

I am specialist for Biowood composite decking: durable, water & moisture resist, no twist, cracks, cupping & ecofriendly. E: <woodworking. bali@yahoo.co.id> or 0819 9985 7305. [103] I’m looking for part time job. Working at home, have internet connection. Experienced in admin and data entry. Speak English and Bahasa. Please e-mail: <madedewi83@gmail. com>. [925] Young man, fresh high school graduated looking for job. Call 0877 6262 5282. [875]

Accounting, fresh university graduated, looking for job. 0877 6104 3184. [120]

Looking for part time job. Working from home, English speaking, have internet access. Contact 081 7066 0650. [085]

Wood Working / Carpentery: All furniture, Windows, doors / Gates, Pool deck, Flooring, Railing, etc. Upholstery, Finishing wood & Houses. <woodworking.bali@yahoo. co.id> /Phone 0819 9985 7305. [030]

Private Italian tuition for adults (16+) with certified female Teacher, five year experience. Write to <enjoylearningfirst@ gmail.com> for enquiries with contact telephone number. [247]

Experienced designer builder available early new year for works on upmarket villas with western standards. Contact <peterewart1@me. com>. [181] Freelance S.pool, cleaner, gardener. Call/SMS 0821 4550 7312. [167] Bali Nanny. Nanny and Baby Sitting. 0813 5306 0358 or <maida8446@hotmail. com>. [263] Temporary baby sitter, English speaking. Call 0857 3717 1871. [920] Photographer: Interior, product, fashion, wedding. SMS 0819 3600 2523. [194] Model, attractive European man, mid 30’s, available for photography, fashion, film, video. Tel: Laszlo 0821 4591 4462. [182] Expat looking for spa manager position. luxury hotel experiences oversea & strong skills. <spamanagerbali@yahoo. com>. [091]

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In-House Architect!! Do you love modernist architecture? Are you the best in your field of architectural design? Do you have at least 5 to 10 years experience working as an architect? Are you proficient in autocad and 3D Max (amongst other programmes)? Are you experienced with interior design? Are you hard working? Can you work as part of a team? Can you speak excellent English? Do you have a lot of experience not only in architectural design, but also good experience in MEP and Structural Engineering? Do you like to work with modern materials & design? If so, please send me your CV asap with a covering letter, telling me why you think you are suited to us nadyasaskia@gmail.com NC/Es/30 Nov 11

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URGENTLY NEEDED RESORT INTERIORS INTERNATIONAL World’s No.1 in Hotel Fitout and Refurbishment/ Hotel and Resort Furniture Specialist is looking for smart and talented people to join our Bali office as: 1. Senior Interior Designer • Bachelor degree in Interior Design • Min. 2 years experience in commercial, hospitality design (hotel, resort, etc) • Fluent English (Written and Verbal) • Able to work in a team or independently, has initiative, fast learner and willing to work hard 2. Personal Assistant • Bachelor degree with min. 2 years related experience in secretarial, office and administration • Max. 40 years old • Proficient with MS office and internet communication • Very fluent English (Written and Verbal) • Able to work in a team or independently, has initiative, fast learner and willing to work hard Send your CV and Application Letter to: janew@resortinteriors.com.au NC/Es/30 Nov 11

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Employment

30 November - 14 December, 2011

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Australian Expat Yoga Therapist / Activities coordinator currently working at 7 star resort in Fiji. Looking for work / business opportunities in Bali. Email <info@yogatechnologies. com.au>. [225] Female 36 y.o. looking for a job in Restaurant / Cafe / Pub, call / text Nita 0813 1107 6985. [226] Looking for part time job in Sanur area. Experienced as Biz-Secretary. Have laptop and drive car. Call/Text 081 712 0728. [227]

Marketing Manager (MBA), 37, female, European citizenship with proven track record in business development, licensing, sales management, negotiations, corporate communications, key account management (retail and luxury sector, airline industry, NGO), sustainability and project management seeking for new career opportunity in Indonesia. Languages: German, French, English and Bahasa Indonesia (basic). Selfstarter, flexible and selfdisciplined. For CV and references please contact me at email <expatmfe@ yahoo.com>. [198]

Multilingual, honest, trustworthy lady with computer and organising skills looking for a livein position, willing to be your personal assistant and companion, look after children and travel with you overseas. Please call 0857 3963 7710 or email <svclive@web.de>. [240] Private Tutor for teenagers and children who need extra help with school subjects and perhaps an assistant carer (Maths, English, Science, Economics, Languages included Italian, etc.) Please write to <enjoylearningfirst@ gmail.com> leaving your contact telephone number if convenient. [246]

Australian Expat seeking employment, experienced in fashion assisting, consulting freelance, work stock and more, open to new ideas, creative, motivated trustworthy. Please call 0857 9299 2033 or email <e.m.m.r@hotmail. com>. [248] French Expat. 4 years experience in sport/lifestyle industry. Looking for Sales/ Marketing position. Fluent English, French, Spanish and basic Indonesian. Email: <jvasseur@audencia.com> or 0821 4783 7203. [250] Available experienced nanny for vacation and freelance housekeeper too. 0878 6271 2322 or (0361) 864 9230. [118]

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Interior Designer / Product Designer!! Do you love modern furniture and interior design? Are you a fan of Van de Rohe, Panton, Saarinan? Have you had at least 5 years in furniture design & production? Are you proficient in autocad, 3D Max (amongst other programmes)? Do you like working with modern materials, as opposed to natural ones? Have you also worked in modern interior design? Can you speak excellent English? Can you work as part of a team? Are you organised? Can you work independently? Are you presentable? If so, please send me your CV asap with a covering letter, telling me why you think you are suited to us nadyasaskia@gmail.com NC/Es/30 Nov 11

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RESTAURANT MANAGER, KUTA MANAGER / CONSULTANT New western style restaurant opening soon in Kuta. We require the services of an experienced, Hands On, Manager with previous opening experience. The initial employment period is 3 months with a long term possible opportunity. Applicants should be able to start immediately, salary by negotiation.

WAITER / WAITRESS Experiences, Senior New Western Style Restaurant opening in December. If you have experience upmarket service, apply now. Excellent conditions and salary depending on experience and commitment to excellence. Please send CV to: meadinbali@gmail.com NC/Es/30 Nov 11

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Canasta Club Club Magic Bali Join us to play Canasta every Wednesday 6 - 8pm at the Friends of Eco Center Bali and from the Bali Flying Club meet Sunset Club, Jln. Sari Dewi, just behind the Oberoi Hotel. every third Wednesday of the month at 6pm at 6Point Cafe, Jl. Danau Buyan 74, Sanur (behind McDonald). If you have Christian City Church Bali (C3 Church) time and ideas to support Bali come to our next meetings. Service Every Sunday 10.30am Bi-lingual – (English & Contact Han 08523 981 6967 or Wil 08133 839 9093. Indonesian) & C3 Kids Church 10.30am at C3 Church - Jalan Raya Puputan 108, 2nd floor, Renon, Denpasar. opposite Creativity and Innovation Network Renon Central Post Office. Join us for our East meets West Have you ever wondered what Apple did to come up with a style Contemporary Worship Service. We are a branch of C3 global product loved by millions? How would you like to be in Australia & C3i Global. All welcome. Wedding, Funeral & the next person to develop the product of the future? Perhaps Counseling services in English avail. Contact: Pastors Wayan just to know where the business trends are heading and how & Gayle Dwije Ph. 081 856 7802 email <info@c3bali.org>, to position your business in all of this. If so, then the Creativity <www.c3bali.org> and Innovation Network is for you. We keep focused on what CHN (Cats Have Needs) CHN is a foundation that saves stray cats, if you would like to help us by donating cat food, toys or cat accessories we would greatly appreciate it. We also need sponsors and if you would like to sponsor us we would be very happy. For more information, please call Siomara at (0361) 730 626 between 4:00 and 8:00 pm weekdays only. Christian Charismatic Worship Service in Kuta English language, interdenominational, Sunday 10:30 am at Kasih Karunia, Jl. Raya Kuta, 382 (between Bank Bukopin and Bank Dewangga Bali Artha; 500 m from Super Nova Dept. Store). You may bring your picnic lunch and enjoy fellowship after the service. Sponsored by Assemblies of God. Call Fien at 755 291 or Chris at 081 7340 117. All welcome. Christian Worship Service - Nusa Dua Morning Star International Church (MSIC), Bali Hilton International Hotel Nusa Dua at Samudra room. Every Sunday morning at 09:00am - 10.00am. Bi-lingual (2 languages : Indonesian & English). Contact Mr. Bambang Suryono, Telp. 776 212 Hp. 0812 398 0522 or email: <msi_nusa2@telkom.net>.

Denpasar Healing Rooms Healing Rooms Ministry is now established in Bali, the first in Indonesia. The team will pray for you and Jesus Christ will heal you. No charge at all. Your record is our top secret priority. The prayer clinic open every Friday each week from 7pm to 9pm. Jl. Palapa 14 (old) 15 (new) Sidakarya, Sesetan, Denpasar. Legian Church, Jl. Patimura Legian. Call Merriyes at 0361 - 856 3884. <www.healingrooms.com.au>. Dhamma Duta Dhamma Duta is an NGO that organizes training in villages so that the unskilled people living there can support themselves. Training in wood carving, painting, silversmithing and cooking, etc. For further information or to help support our program, please call Robby Lichtenberg. 0368 - 21884, Hp. 081-647-00856. Email: <robys@telkom.net>.

major trends are shaping the world and your business and share the knowledge, tools and connections to help you position your company in this future. We also run workshops with the precise tool and techniques to unleash creativity and innovation within you. To find out more or to join now call 0819 3307 6686. Dharma Nature Time & Yayasan Dharma Samuan Tiga Cricket Dharma Nature Time is an international foundation and coBali International Cricket Club plays social cricket every operative of foundations supporting interculture in cultural Sunday at Sidakarya field at 11 am. Visitors very welcome. environments through sharing in the arts, religiosity and Lunch / drinks available. Call 0813 3710 2735 or 701 098. nature. In Bali we collaborate with Yayasan Dharma Samuan Tiga in support of rejuvenation of traditional arts. In Tejakula, Crisis Care Centre The Crisis Care Foundation-Lovina-Bali situated in the North Bali we work together with a community of local and village of Dusun Lebah-Kaliasem-Lovina- provides FREE international artists and educators in support of workshops medical/social care to the poorest of the poor. Your help is and programs at Wantilan Teja Samudragiri. Sharing programs urgently required. Make a difference and improve the quality are open to all levels of society-bringing together both informal of life for so many by contributing your time or clothing, non and formal educational approaches. The foundation also perishable foods or medicine and of course funding if you can. supports documentation, workshop scholarships and facilities. We have many programs of aid which you may like to get involved with. For more information see our website at For information or to join please contact: Dharma Nature Time, <Balicrisiscare.org> Contact us by e-mail at <Balicrisiscare@ c/o Wantilan Teja Samudragiri, PO Box 213, Singaraja, Bali hotmail.com> or 081 2377 4649 and speak to Gloria or our 8 11 0 0 I n d o n e s i a . Te l / f a x : ( + 6 2 ) 3 6 2 2 8 5 5 8 team of dedicated staff. Letters etc. can be sent to: Crisis Care, oremail:<dharmanaturetime@hotmail.com>, web:www. Nyungsangyang, Kaliasem, Lovina Bali. dharmanaturetime.org.

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Jatiluwih: World Heritage Site Bali is one of the few places on earth made visually stunning by its main economic activity. In no other locale of the island does this hold truer than in the Tabanan District of west Bali where the cascading rice terraces of Jatiluwih are the most striking feature of the agricultural landscape, claiming even slopes that look too formidable to be of any possible use. Along with majestic Pekerisan River in Gianyar and the stately Taman Ayun Temple in Mengwi, Jatiluwih has been chosen as a new nominee as a World Heritage site. It’s a great honor for Bali to have its natural and cultural wonders included, as the sites will take their place right along side world-famous Borobudur,

groomed, and plowed, has been developed over many centuries. The historical manuscript, the Bebetin, records that Balinese farmers have used the Subak system since at least 1071. Some scholars have postulated that it is due to the expertise of Bali’s rice farmers that the Balinese have been able to support such a refined civilization with such a theatrical and colorful religion. The discipline required to share water and resources has created a remarkably cooperative way of life. Rugged individualists cannot exist in communities where every farmer is utterly dependent on the cooperation of his neighbors.

were introduced, replacing around 20 venerable old indigenous varieties. These hybrid strains used to give higher yields, thus they became the farmer’s favorites, even though the large quantities of chemical fertilizers, herbicides and pesticides needed to pamper the new rice degraded the quality of the soil. Now, due to improved growing methods, the yields for Bali Padi are 4-5 tons per hectare, about the same as the standard varieties. Today the annual yield from the well-irrigated slopes of Jatiluwih is only equaled by the “golden triangle” of Thailand. Though the growing methods for both varieties are similar, I was surprised to learn that two crops of Padi Bali are harvested each year, the same number of harvests as standard “high yield” rice. Pak Pekaseh told me that Padi Bali is planted in December and January and is harvested in June. In July, it is replanted using local seeds that the farmers produce themselves, eschewing the use of patented seeds. Natural fertilizers such as leaves, cow and chicken manure and garden and food compost are used for the most part, though a minimum amount of chemical fertilizers (pupuk urea) are still used. It used to be a lovely sight along Bali’s roads to see bales of Padi Bali gracefully balanced on women’s heads or bobbing at the ends of bamboo poles. But since the grains of the new varieties fall off too easily, rice is no longer carried back to the village to be stored in rice storage shed (jineng) and threshed as needed. A number of traditional harvest festivals and ceremonies have also withered away.

Prambanan, the Sangiran archaeological site, Ujung Kulon, Lorentz and Komodo national parks, and the tropical rainforests of Sumatra. The results of the three new nominations will be announced in July 2012 at the annual plenary session of UNESCO. The achingly picturesque area of Jatiluwih actually comprises not only rice fields but also forests, lakes, springs, temples and a huge natural mountain reserve scattered over a wide area around the slopes Mount Batukaru, a sacred landscape whose boundaries are defined by a cluster of temples supported by traditional villages and farmlands administered by age-old subak organizations, the local water boards. This site is among the most striking examples of terraced agriculture in the world and is arguably Bali’s oldest and most complex real-life model of the subak agricultural system which vividly reflects the intertwined, mutually beneficial relationship between the island’s traditional rice growing culture and its Bali Hindu spiritual belief system. Bali’s terracing and irrigation practices are even more elaborate, sophisticated, and seasonably predictable than those on Java. Though beautiful rice field terraces also can also be found in Sumatra and Sulawesi, there is no irrigation organization in Indonesia comparable to Bali’s water conservation and distribution system. Only the 2000-year-old Ifugao rice terraces of the Philippines can hold a candle to Jatiluwih. As it exemplifies such effective water usage over centuries, Bali’s famed environmentally friendly subak system itself is being considered for the World Heritage list. The effort to get the subak system listed to World Heritage status is especially urgent in the face of widespread diversion of agricultural lands. Over the past 20 years Bali lost more than 1,500 ha of precious rice fields to make way for the development of tourist resorts, restaurants, housing complexes, road construction and other commercial enterprises.

The word for rice (nasi), a staple of the Balinese diet, is the same word for “meal”. A Balinese cannot imagine a meal without rice. Specialized vocabularies deal with every aspect of rice farming, and a huge amount of time, energy, and money go into petitioning the gods so the rice farmer’s work may yield good results. Popping up everywhere in Jatiluwih’s rice terraces you see small temples dedicated to Dewi Sri, the beloved goddess of rice. A Visit with the Pekaseh To see the area for myself, I set out on a recent Saturday afternoon to seek out the head of the local subak organization, the Pekaseh. The scenery on the road up from Denpasar is typical of many parts of Bali with advertising billboards, though as the road ascends it narrows, the traffic thins, more greenery appears, and the villages become more traditional the higher you climb. I chose a more unique back door approach to Jatiluwih via the road north from Tabanan City on the way up to the Batukaru temple complex, taking the smaller road east at the top of the village of Wangaya Gede. If you want to take this route, be careful not to miss the turn off to Batukaru in the village of Baruan Kaja on the main road to Penebel, the district capital. Taking this winding mountainous road, the vistas and topography are more variegated and dramatic, passing by hillside terraces, tunnel-like passages through lush forests and rivers at the bottom of steep valleys. After around 10 km, the road finally joins the main road in Jatiluwih village that takes the traveler to Penebel. I parked on the road and made inquiries in the local warung, serving as the village bamboo telephone switchboard, and was led into a typical Balinese compound of dwellings built around a central paved open courtyard used for drying rice, coffee, cassava, cocoa and other agricultural products. There I met Pak I Ketut Astra, the pekaseh, who invited us into his living room. Pak Astra informed me t h a t t h e Jatuluwih area comprises a total of seven subak with 395 farmers heading 80 households

The Realm of Dewi Sri Jatiluwih is one big sculpture. Because of the Tabanan area’s superb drainage pattern, the high volcanic ash content, and the island’s equable climate, conditions for traditional sawah cultivation exemplified by Jatiluwih’s terraces are perhaps the most ideal in all of Bali. Rice growing is practiced as both an art and a science. Bali’s steep and narrow ravines, as typified especially in the western part of Jatiluwih, are not easy to dam. To remedy this problem, the area’s farmers have devised an ingenious system of hand-built aqueducts, small catchments, and underground canals to collect rainwater from Bali’s mountain lakes, spilling each farmer’s precious allotment of water onto tiers of paddy via thousands of tiny waterfalls. Jatiluwih’s rice fields are irrigated by water that is sometimes channeled by tunnels through solid rock hillsides. Water needs high on the ridges often require tunnels two or three kilometers long. This complex irrigation system, continuously maintained,

Women pounding rice in wooden troughs have also given way to thousands of mechanical rice mills. Since the new strain is considered “foreign,” the Balinese feel it’s no longer necessary to use the traditional handheld knife (anggapan) so as not to offend the rice goddess. Balinese now use sickles (arit), which shatter the new breed’s fragile stalks easily. Still, small patches of padi bali are sometimes maintained in lowland rice-growing areas, cut with anggapan to placate Dewi Sri.

and controlling 303 ha of rice lands. Overwhelmingly the main crop grown in these highlands is the native variety of rice known as Padi Bali (also often called “fragrant red rice”). One can easily tell the difference between the diminutive high-yield, disease- and insect-resistant “miracle” governmentsponsored varieties of rice and the magnificent, organically grown native plant, which can stand as high as a man (120 cm). In most of Bali, starting around 1985, new “miracle” breeds of rice

Though the cultivation of Padi Bali is now only confined to mountainous areas such as Jatiluwih and Taro, the majority of Balinese prefer the higher-priced Padi Bali which currently commands Rp13,000 per kilo as opposed to Rp9,000 per kilo for the standard variety. “Why do people buy the more expensive rice?” I asked Pak Astra. “It tastes better,” he simply replied. Practicalities On the Batukaru side, a few kilometers east of Wangaya Gede, is Mira Agrowisat which sells Bali and Bali luwak coffee, natural spices, and aromatherapies. Entrance fee from the Batukaru side is Rp10,000 adult, Rp5000 child; parking Rp5000 cars. European and domestic tourists arrive between 10 am and 3 pm. In Jatilwuwih village, eat at Billy’s Terrace Café, Warung Dhea (Beef Teriyaki and Saikoro Steak for Rp40,000) or Warung Teras. Backpackers stay at Homestay Galang Kangin Inn, tel. 0361-815240, costing Rp200,000 per double room. Rooms in back are less noisy than the ones facing the road. More upmarket is Bali Natureland (tel. 0361-880-077, www. balinatureland.com), costing $180 net for a double villa including breakfast, dinner and spa treatments for two. Extra beds Rp250,000. Five villas look out over an expanse of rice fields. They also offer water rafting, kayaking, jet skiing, ATV adventures, jeep tours, trekking, cycling, horse riding, yoga and meditation sessions, honeymoon packages. <dariskm@gmail.com> Copyright © 2011 Al Hickey You can read all past articles of Bali Explorer at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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Ruko for sale on 4 are land, 2 floors, 2 bedrooms, 4 toilets, AC, hot water, kitchen set. Contact 081 2394 8595. [1150]

Fully furnished rooms for short or long term rent. Up to 4 rooms available. Jl. Raya Kuta, 5 mins to airport. Close beach, restaurants and shopping area. Please e-mail <stayinkuta@yahoo.com> for info and photos 0821 4648 9802 / (0361) 804 5563. [1434] Villa for rent. Excellent condition. Two bedroom, two bathroom, kitchen. Open dining/livingroom. Fully furnished, AC, internet, private garden/pool, housekeeping, security. Nightly rate Rp. 2.000.000. E-mail <juandavillas@gmail. com> for photos. Ph: 0852 3744 9373. [3736] Restaurant / Shop Poppies 2 street, Kuta (Legian st. end). Over contract, furniture and equipment, negotiable. Please contact Iluh 0813 3874 8042. E-mail <iluh1982@gmail. com>. [3627] Behind Sunset Rd. 4 are land, prime position, opposite carefour, behind new Shilom Hospital. 26 years available. Ready to build. 400 mts ACE, 200 mts to Carefour. +62 858 8872 2227 / +62 813 1982 3829. [3873]

For sale. Saba Bay, A unique and peaceful land plot with sea view and beautiful surrounded by lots of coconut trees, permanent road access, size 3640m2, if interested call 0821 2350 3917 or e-mail <ren_ny81@yahoo.co.id>. [3848]

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Brand new rooms & villas for rent in quiet area at Gg. Tunjung no. 1, Jl. Tangkuban Perahu, Kerobokan (3 minutes from the prison/LAPAS). Fully furnished, big swimming pool, AC, hot water, cable TV, Wi-Fi, large parking space. Rate from Rp. 6 mill/month to Rp. 18 mill/month. Please contact 081 7978 3873 or 0819 1616 5279. [3815]

Villas for sale in Kerobokan: Banjar Anyar, 2-3 bedroom, fully furnished, swimming pool, strategic location, good for business, prices starts from 2,5 M. Please call 0813 3868 5239 or 0821 4757 1264. [3852] House for sale Jl. Kerobokan Perum Taman Bali, 2,29 are, 2 floor, 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, garden, garage. Call 0361 780 5879 / 749 2555 / 0858 5755 1072. [3859]

Nice beauty private villa with one bedroom for long term rent. Free Wi-Fi, fully furnished, complete. Contact 0819 9945 7003. Location Uma Alas. [3868]

NEW! Exclusive, charming villa. 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom, private pool +(-parking), 24h-security, free-WIFI, poolbiljart, projector, cd/dvd-player, movies. $150,00 daily, $700,00 weekly, $2.300,00 monthly. Phone: +62 81 2543 9255. E-mail: <arthur_van_deuveren@hotmail.com>. [3830]

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Beautiful 2 on suit bed room house for rent incl. maid, mid December - end February, 8 million Rupiah per month, 8 minutes from Bali Buddha. <priester.melanie@yahoo.de>. Tel 0812 4618 3297. [3860]

House for rent, Kerobokan Dalung. 15 minutes to Seminyak, 30 minutes to the airport, 1,000 m2 land size, 500 m2 buliding size, two floors, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, living area, river view, garage for 3 cars, garden. Long turn rental price 110 million IDR / year. Please call 081 2395 4335 or 081 6474 8261. [3820]

House for rent until 30/9/14, 1,5 are land, fully furnished, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living room, kitchen, garden, garage, maid’s quarter. Price Rp 50million/year (negotiable). <marcio-vanessa@hotmail.com> or 0819 1621 1216 or 0812 3365 4862. [3827]

“Luxury Boutique Hotel - Restaurant & Spa”

Cheap modern villa in Kerobokan. Beautiful gardens, nice quiet lane, 3 month to 12 months.Fully furnished, intervision and pool. Services all included, house cleaning, pool garden, electricity, security,etc. PH Rod: 0878 6211 9697 E-mail: <rodnieass@yahoo.com>. [3846]

Over contract ruko at Raya Semer, furnished, 2 AC, 4 years left. Negotiable price. Call 0821 4656 4657 / 0815 5889 5778. [3865]

Available now. New 5 rooms 2 floor house. 3 bathrooms. Separate maid section. Garden. Garage. Hot water. Western kitchen. Long-term lease. Unfurnished. Strategic location. SMS 081-139-8299 for a visit. [3825]

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New cottages fully furnished available daily, weekly, monthly. Situated near Umalas. 1 bedroom cottages, fully AC, lounge, equiped kitchen, private yard, garden, Indovision, Wi-Fi, daily maid. Prices start at 295,000Rp per night/per month. Contact: 0813 3855 0640 / 081 2366 5447. [3845]

Batu Belig office for rent, 300m from Naughty Nuri’s, 100m2, AC, fully furnished 3,300 watt. Call: 0361-473 2110 or 081 5570 2277. [3819]

Land for sale 1.6 Are, great opportunity, 1 room, 1 bath house inc. Strategic area Marlboro Taman Sari IV/8. Call 0812 4651 6468. [3821]

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Land 13,5 are for lease in Gili Trawangan. 20m from the beach. Contact 0818 900 480. [3472]

House for rent. 1 /2 bedrooms, amazing garden, private, secure, furnished, equipped, air-con, internet, indovision, maid, gardener, near Bali Buddha Kerobokan. For 3+ months. US$1250/month. Call +62 81 139 6760 or e-mail <howard@desaseni.com>. [3835]

Villa for rent Umalas area, 8 are, pool, big garden, 2 bedroom, 1 guest house, TV cable, Indovision, CCTV, internet, housekeeper, gardener, hot water, AC, fan, open kitchen. Available December. 4 are full furnished, pool, 2 bedroom. Call 081 835 5251. [3814]

Call : 0812 3678 9798 (0361) 863 6341

Land for sale - 55 are overlooking Kuta Bay Lombok, certificate, close to water & elec, main road frontage, 2 km’s from the beach, 55 juta p/are. For sale - 7.5 are in Duduk, Senggigi, certificate, close to centre of town, expat community, peaceful area, 60juta p/are. Contact <saffa06@gmail.com>. [3850]

Office space to rent, great location in Umalas. Please call 0361 212 0355. [3683]

Private pool 3 ensuite bedroom villa near Seminyak for rent. Comes with cable, Wi-Fi, LCD TV, open living and dining room, carport, maid. US$100/room/night or US$250/ villa. Please call +62 878 8052 9805 or email <karel_ lumanauw@ymail.com> for booking. [3812]

2 bedrooms, open living room, swimming pool. Reasonable price Rp. 2.800.000.000 NEGO / NO AGENTS

Beautiful absolutely white sand beach front 20 ha land for sale in East Lombok. With excited price, Rp. 35 million/are. Call 0819 9912 9255 or email <venice_milan99@yahoo. com>. [3177]

KEROBOKAN

Villa house for rent 400sqm land, 300sqm building, 2 storey, 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 1 maidroom, 3AC, heater, livingroom, kitchen set, large garden, semi furnished, balcony, paddy rice view, no pets. IDR 145 million/2 years. Call owner 081 855 6739. <d4n4n25@yahoo.com>. [3803]

FREEHOLD VILLA FOR SALE @ PETITENGET SEMINYAK

Land for sale. Good investment location in Bayan North Lombok near international harbor. Land size 10.264m2 Rp. 550 million (nego). (Payment 50% advance, 50% can be paid for 1 year without interest). Contact Wedha (0361) 886 7899, 081 2360 9639. [3808]

KEROBOKAN

House for rent on Jalan Muding Indah III/6, electricity 5000 watt, bath tub, hot/cold water, bathroom, big space inside, pool, garden, type 96. Contact 0361 423 582 / 747 490. [2685]

Bali Advertiser

Land for lease. 25 ares in Tegal Cupek, Banjar Anyar. Very good location. Rice field and river view. Two way access. For further info call 0819 1617 6144. [3871] Brand-new 2BR villa in Umalas. Swimming pool, charming garden, modern& fully furnished, quiet neighbor, hot water, AC, internet, cable TV, 2 bathrooms, open-living room. 2 min. from Umalas residence. All inclusive: Rp. 890,000/ day, 5 million/week, 15million/month. Please call (0361) 921 5800 or <putuvillarental@gmail.com>. [3883] For rent yearly: Villa. 2 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, open living & dining rooms + kitchen, a maid corner, pool, big garden, big parking space. 5 mins to Seminyak. Cheap. 0821 4765 3903. [3884] For rent, new bungalow complex in Umalas. Perfect hide away and yet still close to Seminyak. Fully furnished, satellite TV & DVD player, aircon, common kitchen, free Wifi, safety box, daily cleaning, huge pool & garden, private parking. Rp. 6,5 million/month. Must see. Call: 0812 465 25369 or <aquabalivilla@gmail.com>. [3889]

Luxury 3-Villa Resort THE ULTIMATE IN SERENITY AND PRIVACY

Located in Siyut-Gianyar, Bali. 20 minutes from the centre of Sanur Situated on 2,000m2 freehold land surrounded by spectacular ocean views, mountains and ricefields 10 fully furnished and decorated bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms 4 swimming pools and security The villas are designed and built by one of Bali’s best architects NEW PRICE : € 1,950,000 EUR Phone: +62 (0361) 745 1074 | E-mail: sitha_bali@yahoo.com | www.segaravillasbali.com NC/Re/G-16 Nov. 11

Come and visit our Singapore launching at Luminous 23, 18 Boon Lay Way #01-117 on the 1st November

presents...

Thank’s God since our Bali launching on June 2011 we have sold 8 units so far

This fantastic new resort will consist of 18 Apartments and 17 Pool Villas. All come fully furnished to the highest of standards.

Located only minutes from Dreamland and Padang-Padang beaches. A mere 20 minutes from the airport.

• Onsite management • 24-hour room service • 24-hour security • Airport Transfers • Reception / Lobby • Secure off street parking • Communal family pool • Restaurant / Bar • Spa / beauty salon • Gymnasium • Communal 25 meter lap pool • Wireless Broadband Internet for the whole resort

Price Starting at an incredible US $184,000 MASSIVE DISCOUNT GIVEN TO THE FIRST 3 UNITS SOLD AT OUR SINGAPORE LAUNCHING

START FROM THE 1ST NOVEMBER 2011 www.theoceanviews.com Price Rp. 195,000,000 / Are

Price Rp. 500,000,000 / Are

Price Rp. 125,000,000 / Are

Price Rp. 425,000,000 / Are

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Jimbaran

Cliff Edge land - Bukit Nyangnyang

Ocean View Land - Bukit Ungasan

Beach Front Land - Seseh

20 Are land with great ocean located in Jimbaran area. Only 5 minutes to Jimbaran Bay beach and to main road Bypass Ngurah Rai, 10 minutes drive to International Airport Ngurah Rai, and close to Udayana International Hospital, KFC and McDonald.

40 Are of rare to find cliff edge land is available very close to the Bvlgari. This stunning plot is reasonably priced at Rp 500,000,000 per Are freehold. This definitely won’t be on the market long!

Located close to Banyan Tree Hotel and Karma Kandara Resort, this 30 Are plot of land in Bukit Ungasan is real value for money. Electricity and water lines are available as is a 6-metre road access to the location. At a very reasonable price of Rp. 125,000,000/Are, this is a great investment.

Amazing ocean front land in an ever popular area of Seseh is 2.95 Hectare in size and approx 50 meters of beachfront. It is priced to sell at Rp 400,000,000 / Are. Other land on the market in this area is all selling for over Rp 500,000,000/Are! Call now before you miss out on this bargain.

Price Rp. 2,300,000,000

Price Rp. 1,700,000,000

Price Rp. 3,500,000,000

Price Rp. 3,150,000,000

Umalas

This is an absolute bargain! Brand new fully furnished 3 bed villa with swimming pool. It is a generous build of 225 M2 on 250 M2 of freehold land and is in a great location close to the French School in Umalas. Call now to view this fantastic villa before you miss out!

Gunung Payung - Nusa Dua

A nice villa located in a tourist area with 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, swimming pool with size of 4x7m2, fully furnished and completed with gazebo, only 20 minutes drive to International Airport, is now for sale for Rp. 1,700,000,000! Call now to view this villa.

Seminyak

Great opportunity to buy a 5 bed freehold villa just off Sunset Road in Seminyak. Has two living rooms and a beautiful swimming pool. At this price, you will have to move fast.

Umalas

A luxury 2 bedrooms villa located in famous developing area of Umalas is now available in the market and it is only sale for Rp. 3,150,000,000! The land size is 200m2 and the building size is 180m2. 25 minutes away from Bali International Airport, 3 minutes from Seminyak area and 10 minutes from the famous area at Oberoi street.

For More Information: www.bali1stop.biz | info@bali1stop.biz (0361) 7822202 | + 62 816 574867 C/Re/I-16 Nov 11

Real Estate

Bali Advertiser

30 November - 14 December, 2011

FOR SALE

Canggu Luxury House 80 m to beach house “Echo Beach” 10 are, fully furnished, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, pool, kitchen, living room, car port, US $450,000.00

Call : 081-805302008 Email : s.wiga@yahoo.com

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REAL ESTATE All ads Rp. 5.000 per word All ads must be paid before printing Jalan Drupadi or near, looking for 10-20 are with house for 12 months or longer also include Legian and Seminyak. SMS +61 4 0892 9677 <robin.vest@bigpond.com>. [001] Looking for house / villa to rent, 2-3 yrs, 2-3 Bedrooms, pool, small garden, AC, European style, in Sanur. Call 081 2380 0559 or 081 1385 4540 or 081 1380 5420. [002] Wanted 1-2 bedroom villa for 14 nights from 16 January. Seminyak / Petitenget area. Pool, air-cond, ceiling fans, Wi-Fi. <felicity@entertanners.com>. [003] Looking to Rent Office Space. Dicari Sewa Kantor. Looking in the Sunset Road, Jl. Dewi Sri, Jl. Sunset Garden, Jl. Marlboro (Teuku Umar Barat), etc areas. 200300sqm. Need special location: one or two ground floor offices and larger space on second and / or third floors. Or one larger building one floor. 200-300sqm. Either must have ample parking areas for staff and customers. For more information please call 755 392 and ask to speak with Pak Made. [004]

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Contact 081 657 0618

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SEMINYAK

For sale 1 complex, 2 unit villas (2 bedrooms, swimming pool, full furnished, maidroom, security). Leasing 18 years. Including: website + rental license + IMB + guest. Central Seminyak Jalan Nakula, price: 360.000 Euros. Phone 0813 3721 8036, 0821 4552 4214. [3745]

Affordable - private - clean - modern - Seminyak - villas 1 bedroom with ensuite - AC - fully equipped kitchen - share salt water pool - 56 ch. TV - internet - central location shopping, restaurants, clubs - daily, weekly. Syarif 081 855 5433, <www.arvinavillas.com>. [1987]

Luxury villa Oberoi available weekly/monthly/yearly: 2 oversized bedroom en-suites with pool, garden, kitchen, living, dining-over 700m2. Wifi-daily-housekeeping-satellite TV-fully furnished. 100m from La Lucciola Beach. Please email <petitengetvilla@hotmail.com> for further information. [3785]

Spacious 3 bedroom Mediterranean villa for rent in the heart of Seminyak. Roof top terrace and pool. Available until the 11th Dec and from the 11th Jan onwards. Only US$200/night. Call 0819 9995 5233. [3857]

Traditional style villa, 2 storey lumbung, off Jl. Drupadi, 5 min walk to beach, 1 AC bedroom w/ safe, TV/DVD, wireless, fully equiped kitchen, pool, maid, carpark. Perfect for a couple. Avail Dec. 15 till Jan 15. <sayan2000@ hotmail.com>. [3576] Minimalist design villa for longterm lease, full furniture, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 3 LCD TV, 3 AC, hot water, garden, telp., internet, 3 jacuzzi, open livingroom with Europe standard kitchen, swimming pool, near Bintang Supermarket / shopping street Seminyak, price 100 mill/ year, minimum 10 years lease, 15 years lease 95 mill/year fix price. Short rent 1,8 mill/day for 3 bedrooms, 1,5 mill/day for 2 bedrooms, including new Chevrolet Captiva (no fuel). More information <baliprivatvillas@gmail.com> or phone/ SMS 0812 4652 9722. [3806] Villa for rent in Seminyak: 2 bedrooms, big pool, fully furnished, equipped kitchen, 10 min. from beach. Monthly $2,900.00, daily $150.00. Call Ketut 081 2380 7588. E-mail: <ariani_ketut@telkom.net>. [3807]

Freehold Land 14,5 Are Villa 2 bedrooms 9 Are Villa 3 bedrooms 19 Are Walking distance to Canggu Club & Bali Deli, hundred meters to Berawa Beach

SEMINYAK

For sale or short-term rental, 5 minutes walk to beach, contemporary villa, open space, 2 AC bedrooms w/safes, 1 oversized bathroom, flat screen TV, DVD, sound system, wireless, fully equipped kitchen, pool, maid, carpark. Contact <sayan2000@hotmail.com>. [1607]

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Location! Location! Location! Walk to Cafe Moka & Oberoi! 4 new houses w/ pool 50 meters from street. 2 bedrooms w/ 2 garden bathrooms. Ideal for rental business. 2 years @Rp. 125 million/year or 5 years @ Rp.110 million/year. TF: +62 878 6198 8111. [3357] Private villas 1, 2, 3 & 4 bed in Seminyak & Canggu, daily, monthly & yearly rental, private pool, ensuite bathroom, kitchen, open living room, AC, TV, internet, garage & garden. E: <info@gotobalivillas.com>/ 081 2377 0943 / 0818 0565 3319 (Free pick up service). [3829] For sale excellent business opportunity! 2 bedroom villa + 2 guest house, fully furnished, storeroom, parking, on 700 sqm, beautiful tropical garden, 12m pool, best location in Seminyak, 5 min. walk to the beach + Kudeta leasehold still 20years. For information contact: <saridewi@gmx.net>. 0812 365 4938. [3833] Luxury villa for rent Seminyak (short term). Pool 12m, flat screen DVD, Wi-Fi, lush garden. Info <isiscollection@ yahoo.com>. [3478] Exclusive villa 2 or 3 bedrooms, swimming pool, short/ long term rent. Fully furnished, Wi-Fi, nice garden, behind Bintang Supermarket. 1 bedroom, wooden gladak, fully furnished. 300m from the beach. 0857 1109 3547 / 081 7979 9922, <ceaderphoenix@yahoo.com>. [1388] Hi traffic shop! Corner Sunset & Kerobokan. 7.5 meter X 8.5 meters deep w/ 5 meter mezzanine & double height glass front. Phone line. IMB (shop & office). Ideal for Western business. 6 years Rp.100 million. TF +62 878 6198 8111. [3359] Luxury Villa center Drupadi. 4 AC bedrooms w/ ensuite open bathrooms. Spacious open living dining room w/ bar. Big AC kitchen full equipped, large s.pool 21m & AC private gym, big garden, gazebo, Interphone, Internet, satellite & Indovision TV, DVD, elegant furniture. Park, staff. Available 20/12 till 20/01/2012. 800 € night. +62(0) 81 999 682 101 E-mail <barphil@live.fr>. [3869]

Warehouse Jl. Kunti 2. 1100m2, electricity 1200W, 5 rooms, 2 bathrooms, Rp. 60 million/year, 4 years left in overcontract. Julio 081 2380 1989. [3796] Bachelor studio/small house in the heart of Seminyak Gang Bima. Walk to beach & shops. Furnished 1 bedroom A/C. Large lounge. 50 million per year. SMS or call 0812 4636 1433. [3856] Villas for rent Seminyak 2, 3, 4 Bedrooms, modern style, fully equipped kitchen, cable TV, pool, internet connection, tropical garden US$ 180 - US$ 500 per night. Available for short and long term rentals. Please SMS + 614 2699 1403 or e-mail: <astri_maya@ymail.com> or +62(0) 81 7978 0553. [3857] Villa for rent Balinese style 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, fully furnished, Western kitchen closed living area, swimming pool, tropical garden, jalan Double Six 2 minutes walk to the beach. price 150 million IDR per year - 400 million IDR per 3 years ( nego ). no agent please. Tanpa Perantara . +62(0) 81 7973 5110. [3858] For quick sale: New 02 storey apartment in the heart of Seminyak. 02 bedrooms with 02 bathrooms. Fully furnished. Modern kitchen. Price: Rp 1,5 billion (USD 155.000). Call owner: 081 2380 2891. [3849] For rent 2 storey house in Seminyak, 2 bedrooms, AC, 2 bathrooms, swimming pool, semi furnished, close to restaurant in Oberoi, villa areas, avail. December & for sale 10 blocks beachfront land in North Bali, good access. 0821 1495 4431. [3530] Oberoi behind Ultimo! Beautiful spacious renovated 2 bed 2 bath w/ private pool and parking. Fully furnished & internet ready. Quiet and secure. Walk to all Oberoi Restaurants. 1 or 2 years. Also: Beautifully renovated 3 bed 3 bath w/ private pool & ricefield views from every room. 2 to 8 year lease. TF +62 878 6198 8111. [3358] 3 bedroom villa at Drupadi Seminyak. Daily or weekly. Swimming pool, daily maid, Wi-Fi, hot water, open living and kitchen. Please call +62 819 1636 2285. [3866] Daily rental villa 3 bedroom at Bidadari 1 no. 18, available from 1 Dec to 19 Dec. Please visit by link: <www. regarvillabali.com>. And another option inform longterm at Umalas and Canggu area. Please contact email: <betasiregar@yahoo.co.id>. Phone: 0821 4525 8268. [3867] Furnished 2-bedroom/2 bathroom villa with pool 110 mill/ year. Unfurnished 3-bedroom/3 bathroom villa with pool 130 mill/year. Both surrounded by ricefields in Petitenget, quiet location. 0818 0558 7558, <stoff.breger@gmail. com>. [3881] Seminyak center Drupadi. Beautifull new villa. quiet location 2 bedrooms with AC,ensuite bathrooms, full furnished, equiped kitchen, open living and dining, rice fields view, TV cable, DVD, pool, garden, staff, security, park. 235 € /night. +62 (0) 81 999 682 101, <villasku@gmail.com>. [3870] Nice-new-quiet 2 bedrooms villa in yudhistiraI for rent daily-weekly-monthly. AC, DVD, satTV, Wifi, prvtpool, dailycleaning, hotwtr. IDR. 950.000, -daily. Widya; +62 813 4796 0305 / +62 857 3840 4300 (after 10am please), email; <wid_thenymph@yahoo.com>, web; <www. umahayuvillabali.weebly.com>. [3879] For rent: 4bedrooms villa, spacious, unique. Wi-Fi, airport transfer. Just 15 minutes from airport. Call owner in +62 878 6004 7656 (Eng/French) or +62 878 6189 1370 (Bahasa) or send e-mail to <ujiantiros@yahoo.fr>. [3880]

LEGIAN - 185

SEMINYAK - 101

• AQ-VA Hotel & Villas - Ideally located Suites & Villas • Fully furnished suites, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments • Managed holiday resort with highly experienced management • High yielding investment - completion October 2012 Apt Area

34 - 42 sqm

UMALAS - 248

Price From USD 120,000 Ownership Leasehold 32 years

Land Area Build Area

370 sqm 220 sqm

LEGIAN - 253

Price USD 339,000 Ownership Leasehold 30 years

Apt Area

44 sqm

LEGIAN - 256

Price USD 159,000 Ownership Leasehold 24.5 years

1000 sqm (10 are)

500 sqm 227 sqm

Price IDR 1,392,000,000 Ownership Leasehold 29 years

CANGGU - 235

Price USD 540,000 Ownership Leasehold 40 years

Land Area Build Area

204 sqm 274 sqm

156 sqm

Price USD 190,000 Ownership Leasehold 20 years

5680 sqm (56.80 are)

850 sqm 300 sqm

Price USD 299,000 Ownership Freehold

Land Area Build Area

800 sqm 380 sqm

Price EURO 399,000 Ownership Freehold

Price IDR 5,680,000,000 Ownership Freehold

• At this price, the owner DEFINITIVELY wants to sell! • Smartly designed 3 bedroom beachside villa fronted by rice fields • Spacious outdoor open living, dining & BBQ area; 10m lap pool • Walk to Echo Beach surf & its trendy cafes in just minutes Land Area Build Area

500 sqm 220 sqm

Price USD 399,000 Ownership Freehold

LAND ECHO BEACH - 141

• Area zoned for building with electricity and water available • Freehold land with sweeping rice field and distant ocean view • Few minutes to the Kedungu Beach with easy road access • Perfect for a private or multi villa development or investment Land Area

Land Area Build Area

ECHO BEACH - 150

• Capturing a private, leafy outlook with some ocean views • Popular ‘Bali Mystique’ just a short stroll from restaurants & beach • Large open living, new Western standard kitchen, fully furnished • Flexible owner usage options, pools, restaurant, great Investment Apt Area

• Freehold land certificate and centrally located in Brawa • Lucrative annual or holiday rental returns • An office and significant space for a fourth bedroom • A master bedroom strategically located for total privacy

Price USD 350,000 Ownership Leasehold 25 years

• Absolute greenbelt views with a prized property position • Towering ceilings with immense entertaining space • Amazing freehold opportunity in a developing community • Minutes to Pererenan beach, restaurants and shops in Canggu

CANGGU - 217

• Three outstanding bedrooms, perfect for family rentals • Upper level makes for private and spacious living • Total privacy in a beach / city living area • High occupancy rates and extremely lucrative returns

LAND TABANAN - 257

• Regular shape, leveled, elevated, ready to built • Easy access to Legian beach & Sunset Road • Ideal size & location for a small holiday villa development • Located in a rapidly developing still affordable area of Legian Land Area

Land Area Build Area

SEMINYAK - 148

• O-CE-N by OUTRIGGER Studio Apartment showing 8.0% nett ROI • Fully furnished, hotel facilities, restaurants, pool, spa, security • No owner usage restrictions making ideal holiday / investment • Beachfront location, surrounded by shopping and restaurants

• Fluid floor plan with inviting selection of living spaces • Seamless fusion of indoor and outdoor with bi-fold doors • Stylish Western standard kitchen with quality appliances • Master suite with walk-in robe, double ensuite, private garden

LEGIAN - 263

• A lavish tropical design with a sensational feel • Exceptional opportunity for returns through holiday rentals • A spacious fully functional western kitchen • Generous space for the option of a third bedroom development

LAND

• Located within an easy walk to famous Echo Beach • Expansive ocean views if building two stories • Direct and easy access via a public road • Leveled, well shaped land allows for ease of building Land Area

850 sqm (8.5 are)

Price IDR 2,550,000,000 Ownership Freehold

C/Re/G-30 Nov. 11

Real Estate

Bali Advertiser

30 November - 14 December, 2011

SANUR FREEHOLD RESIDENCE WITH INCOME POTENTIAL Two magnificent villas, separate and each self contained, completely renovated. 5 bedrooms, 4 new bathrooms, 2 new modern kitchens, Large swimming pool. These villas are on 5.2 are of freehold land, beautifully presented with nothing to spend. Off street parking for 4 cars. “MUST SEE” property in Sanur 100 mtr from by pass.

Contact Maria 0858 1111 6080

NEW Studio Apartments for Rent Umalas - Bali • Furnished, AC, Flat Screen TV, Wi-Fi • Monthly or yearly rent term • Private equipped kitchen in every Studio • Close to Café Moka! Price per month 300 Euro or 3.5 Million IDR Special Price if you rent per year

Call Christophe +62 (0) 81 805 42 66 00 C/Re/U-30 Nov 11

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CANGGU email : villa@kumpul-kumpul.com

ph. +62 (361) 8475747/8

www.kumpul-kumpul.com Address I Address II Address III

: Jl. Werkudara Gang Bintang No. 4 Legian : Jl. Raya Legian II Gang XXVII No. 473, Legian Kaja - Kuta. : Jl. Raya Seminyak, Gang Goa No. 2 Seminyak. Ph: +62 (361) 847 5747

Quiet house for rent. 2 bedrooms all wth AC. Luminous open dining, living area, kitchen, small swimming pool, furnished. 200mtr Canggu Club. Available: Now to 20 December Rp. 6mils. Call: 0819 3306 1056. [3876] Berawa: Short-term rental villa, 3-bedroom/3-bathroom, rice field views, pool and garden. Fully furnished with staff, internet and cable tv. 5 minutes from beach. Email: <Lori@ baliequestriancentre.com> or call 0361 844 6533. [3882] C/Re/I-26 Jan 11

C/VR/I-24 Aug. 11

For rent 1bedroom 1bath enclosed garage, AC partially furnished, 500mt from Pererenan Beach Canggu, right hander river mouth, 30mil/yr, suitable for couple or single small but cozy. Please call 0819-3438-7911 or 0813-37884031. [3886] Cheap guest house Rp. 100.000/day or 10 rooms for all Rp. 7.000.000/month. Minimum 3 years. Jln. Pantai Berawa near Echo Beach and Canggu Club. 0361 214 0390 / 0361 926 0592. [2983]

*** BEST BALI REAL ESTATE - LOW PRICES *** Big Stylish 3-Bedroom & 3-Bath Home In Sanur With Garage for Low Price!!

Located in a nice area of Sanur this Big home has 3-Bedrooms and 3-bathrooms. Beautiful tiles are used in the kitchen and floors and there is a pretty blue tile roof. You also get a big living room, garage, air cond & phone line. This home can be a great rental or with some upgrades a good investment for bigger profit to re-sale.

2 villa for lease in Canggu. 3,5 are and 6,5 are, 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, livingroom, kitchen, garage. One house with swimming pool. Call owner 0819 1630 7373. [3689] Land for sale! In Berawa, good location, only 500m from Brawa Beach, 10 minutes from Canggu Club. Freehold with license to build. Available from 500m2-700m2 or more. Direct from owner. Call: 0819 3622 6688. E-mail: <ibaska@ hotmail.co.id>. [3768]

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House for rent in Canggu 3 are, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, hot water, kitchen, living room, garage, garden & phone line. 55 million/year pls call 0813 3778 5552 or 0361 844 6117. [3805]

*** SPECIAL SALE PRICE => 1.2 Billion Rupiah *** To view more photos of this house or other homes for sale please go to: www.balirealestateadvertiser.com *** FOR INFO CALL: TIA KUSUMA 081-246-92984 *** NC/RE/M-30 Nov. 11

Villa for rent, 3 bdrm, 4 bthrm, large garage, 600m2, nice garden, large living room, gazebo, located @ Jl. Pantai Berawa, 5 minute from Canggu Club & Berawa Beach. Rice field view, quiet area. Nyoman 081 7473 9073 / 0813 3784 8585. [3809] Villa for sale, freehold, Pererenan (USD200,000). Three bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. Small garden, pool (6m x 5m), private parking. Balcony and gazebo. 600m from beach. Fully furnished. No agents. Phone 081 5181 8336 or <shughes.indonesia@gmail.com>. [3831]

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Canggu. Villa for rent. Ocean and mountain views. Brand new 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, swimming pool / waterfall. Modern kitchen, A/C, beautiful gardens. Fully serviced, 16million per mth long term nego. E-mail; <leilareef78@ hotmail.com>. PH. 0813 3892 7276. [3844]

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5 bedrooms, 5.5 bath beautiful villa 300mt walk to Canggu surfing / Eco Beach / Tugu Hotel. 8ara mature garden/ separate “limasan” guest-house, 5x9pool, mountain & sea views, perfect family home, 5min Canggu School, 30minGreen School. 0813 3840 0226 / <gabygabriella@hotmail. com>. [3854] Beautiful 2-8 are land for LEASE. (950m to Echo Beach, 150m south of Deus Shop). 26 years + 25 years fix price (with Legally Secure Lease Term). Road, Electricity: on site. SMS: 08123 0000 803. <villa_echo@yahoo.com>. [3856] Sale small house with pool, 3 bed with bath, living, kitchen, 1,5 km from Canggu Club, 1,5 km from Berawa, ricefield view, freehold title. Asking for 105.000 Euro. 0815 5822 5537. [3863]

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Brand new villa in Canggu. 5 min from Echo Beach. 3 bedrooms, open living room, pool, garden, gazebo, WiFi, TV sat, maid. Price Euro 100 daily. Contact 0818 900 480. [3385]

Jl. Bypass Ngurah Rai 120F, Kuta - Bali 80361 - Indonesia Tel: +62(0)361 767 999 Email: info@level7consulting.com www.level7consulting.com

70 million p/y. House for rent. 2 minutes from Cangu Club and Brawa beach. Cute, clean, safe, beautifully furnished. Small garden, 1xbedroom, 1xbathroom, small office space. Call 081 7971 3275 email: <cardfour@gmail.com>. [3776]

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Bali Advertiser

Real Estate

30 November - 14 December, 2011

The Ambience of Old World Bali with modern western comfort a rarity in today’s steel and glass structures. Main villa has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, open living area and kitchen. All overlooking the lap. pool, garden, among grand old trees, fragrant frangipani. There is a separate guesthouse with 1 bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and living area. USD 1,100/week or USD 4,000/month

SEMINYAK Contact : 081 2341 0266 C/Re/I-21 Sept 11

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NUSA PENIDA

HOUSE FOR SALE BALI SANUR

For sale - 2,4 hectare land in Bukit (next to Chateu De Bali Resort) - Sea view - 3.5m road access

Live in Bali. Want that holiday home! Best buy in Sanur!

2 storey house, AC ceiling fans, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 3 WC. Natural stone s.pool + shower. 1km from beach. All electrics, plumbing Aussie standard. Large living area overlooks pool-bifold doors. Must see! Reduced to sell AU$ 160,000 (ONO). FREHOLD. Good area No hidden cost. Have staff for maintenance. Have partner if required 100% genuine & reliable. Can contact for inquiries or viewing BALI Jay 081338193714

Contact (M): +6185238 498 903 Email: gusti.elaleph@gmail.com

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Land for sale 14 are, Nusa Penida, Desa Ped. Beachside, side road, next to art market. Tourism area, good for business or private villa by the beach. Contact owner: 0857 3187 9111 (Budi), <syetha.kam@gmail.com>, +9715 0575 3100 (Adel), <akma1973@gmail.com>. [3816]

TABANAN Villa for sale / rent. Quiet area in Tabanan. Call 081 2394 8595. [2057] For sale some of the most beautiful land in Bali! Large and small plots available in the best priced and fastest growing area in Bali. Beachfront, ocean, ricefield, mountain, river & waterfal views. All land is freehold and already prepared for building. Price starting Rp. 15 million/are. Also great for investment direct from owner. E: <info@florynproperty. com>. W: <www.florynproperty.com>. [1382] Land for sale (coconut plantation) 25 are in Megati Selemadeg Tabanan. 30 mill per are. Close to main Road. Good for Villa. Please call 0813 3872 4288 (no Broker please). [3407] Beachfront land for sale: 109 are, frontage of 36 metres, over 100 coconut palms. Location Beraban between Tanah Lot and Soka, off the projected sunset road. Visit <www.beachfrontberaban.com>. [3760] Land for contract: 8.2 are in Seseh, 130 metres from the beach, approx size 25 mtr x 35 mtr, has 7,500 electricity, gudang and easy road access, IMB no problem. Please contact 0811 385 3229, 0811 397 397 for further info. [3864]

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Freehold Western House High specification, 5.36 Are, Sanur. Very spacious. Lounge, 2 bedrooms ensuite, fitted kitchen, office/bed 3, storage/ ensuite, double garage, staff quarters, pool. Email further details: paul9474@gmail.com

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DIRECT FROM OWNER Kedunggu. 56.8 Are, 700m from the beach with sweeping ocean views. Power and sealed access. Already perumahan aspect, Ready to build and is on the edge of a beautiful Bali village. The block shape is 50m by 100m and is gently sloping towards the ocean. PRICE : IDR 85 Mill / Are Kedunggu. 36.1 Are of contract land, 50year lease. 50m from beach with stunning ocean views. Won’t last long at IDR 3 Mill/ Are/ Year. Total Price IDR 5.415.000.000 Belalang. Beautiful 12 Are in a western area. Already residential aspect, stunning green zone views. PRICE : IDR 95 Mill / Are

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SINGARAJA Really front beach in Geretek, between Amed and Air Sanih. 3.200 meter. Land situated between road and sea. many trees. 800 millions Rp or 90.000 USD. Tel 0813 3709 2385 tel 0813 3776 7419. [3834]

CANDIDASA Beachfront land for lease, white sand, building permit, IMB, 20 are plus 23 are. Take one or both together! Lease for 38 years. Best beach land in Candidasa. Also have 2,5 are mainroad in Candidasa. Perfect for business. SMS to 081 2362 9117. [3667]

DENPASAR Ruko for rent (10mx12m), Jl. Pulau Tarakan no. 18 Denpasar, 4 storey, 6 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, store. Call 081 7975 4914. [3177] House for sale/rent. 2 floors, 6 bdrms, 4 bthrms, 2 garage, land 2.6 are in Sidakarya Denpasar. 081 2394 8595. [3438] House for rent. 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 400m2 of land, big garden. Located in Jl. Marlboro. 3 AC + fan, no furnished, carpark, Rp. 45 million/year, minimum 3years. 0857 3701 7789. [3795] Simple & minimalist house, 2 bedroom, 1 living room, 1 bathroom, kitchen with stove & all cooking equipment, AC, TV, refrigerator, spring bed, wardrobe, etc. 15 minutes to Sanur or Kuta. 3 mill/month, 25 mill/year. Just SMS to owner 0361 748 7518 / 851 9949. [3832] House for rent 1,20 Are, 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom, kitchen, garage, backyard, Jalan Perum Nuansa Sandat Blok II/15 Biaung Gemitir Denpasar Timur. Price Rp. 20.000.000/year nego. Please call 081 734 4736. [3853] Furnished house for lease yearly located in Tohpati in between of Sanur, Ubud and Denpasar. The house consist 4 bedrooms + 1 maid room and 4 bathrooms, modern kitchen living & dining area with manicured garden. More details & pics pls email: <setiawangrace@yahoo.com>. [3878] Two storied house with spacious rooms. 3 bedrooms w/ AC, 3 bathrooms, 3 balconies. Big kitchen/bar/living room. Parking for 2 cars. Quiet neighbourhood. Strategic location between Gatsu and Marlboro. Rent (75 juta per year) or sale (1.5 M) ready furnished. Equipped with TV, Internet, telephone. Jack 0812 3679 6282. [3885]

NUSA DUA 2houses for rent, 2/4 bedroom (daily, weekly, longterm rental), furnished/unfurnished possible, quiet area - Land for rent/sale 5 - 30 are - All locations close to Geger Beach, 0361-777 092, 0361-877 1711 or e-mail <balifamily2000@ yahoo.de>. [1345] NC/RE/U-30Nov. 11

Furnished new house, Jalan Cendana Raya 2, Beranda Mumbul, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, living room, kitchen, stove, beds, cupboards, AC, water heater, dining table, garden, carport, 40 million/year, contact 085 8575 6431 / <cyement19@yahoo.com>. [3811]

“For all your real estate needs in Bali. Sales, long term leasing and holiday rentals” Jl. Kunti, Seminyak, Shop 10, Kunti Plaza (next to Bali Deli) Phone. 0361-216 8880 Email: info@chilcottre.com www.chilcottre.com Call Bella Werleman - 0878 6192 6743 for all your real estate needs in Bali

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YEARLY RENTALS • IDR 95 million / year, 4 bedroom, 2 bath + staff acom, AC, perfect family home, furnished, pool + bale ID 510145 • IDR 80 million / year, 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom, indoor living with timber floors, A/C, semi furnished, ID 505538 • IDR 100 million / year , 2 bedroom, guest bathroom, open plan living room, kitche style bar, unfurnished, private swimming pool, water heater, A/C, ID 479360

1 1/2 OBEROI USD$75,000 Fun and functional 2 storey townhouse in a complex of 10 with rural views. Comes tastefully furnished and has reception and pool area. Located only 5 minutes walk to the fabulous restaurants on Jl “Eat Street”. Fully managed with proven rental returns. No restrictions on how long the owner can stay. 33 year leasehold.

Rooms / apartments for rent 1, 2, 3 or 4 bedrooms available. Daily, weekly, monthly or yearly rental possible. All locations are close to Geger Beach and Nikko Beach. Please phone 0821 4552 2200 or 0361-777 092 or e-mail <balifamily2000@yahoo.de>. [3114]

• IDR 130 million / year , Newly renovated, 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, open plan living room, open kitchen style bar, A/C, Water heater, semi furnished, swimming pool, garden, ID 516165 • IDR 125 million / year , 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, open plan living room, kitchen style bar, semi furnished, A/C, water heater, Swimming pool, cut gaden, very quiet area, ID 517380 NC/Re/G-30 Nov. 11

Villa leasehold/sale Tanjung Benoa, 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom, living room, kitchen, maidroom, AC, hot water, pool, garage, garden, semi furnished, good location, newly built, landsize 370m2, 5 minutes to the beach. Phone 0812 3639 0043 / 0361 747 6166. [3418] Villa for sale near Geger Beach, sea view, 7 villas with bathroom, 1 master bedroom, tennis court, swimming pool 17m, BBQ, sport room, fully furnished, exotic garden, leasehold 19y, 27 are, business ready. <www.maralizvilla. com>. 0821 4784 3403. [3675] For rent yearly. 1BR/1 bath, kitchen, parking lot, big yard, AC, furnished, cable-TV. Quiet place in Giri Hill Nusa Dua. Info SMS 0856 376 3040, e-mail <d4ywe@yahoo.com>. [3847] House for sale. Location: Nusa Dua. Land 320m2, building approx. 450m2, 5 bedrooms + 1 maidroom, 7 bathrooms, semi-furnished, teak wood door and window. Fantastic 180 degree ocean view. Price: 2.4 Billion Rupiah (nego). Call: 081236 90000 (direct owner). [3861] 4 bedrooms seaview villa at Tanjung Benoa for sale. Swimming pool, carpark, maidroom, 4 bathrooms. Living + dining, fully furnished, minimalist design. Call 0818 0562 9333 or e-mail <austinone23@gmail.com>. [3872]

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Nusa Dua 20 are top hill land for sale @ Rp. 135 million/are. ● Tejakula-Tembok North East Bali between Singaraja & Amlapura 56,5 are beachfront land @ Rp. 50 million/ are freehold. ● Sanur near all amenities and beach, 1&2 bdr apartments for rent per day/month/ year! ● Nusa Dua newly built 2 floors 3 bdr villa on top hill land on 410m2 with all facilities; from 2nd floor beautiful view off hills, ocean & airport. Villa is ready to move in & to stay, freehold Rp. 3 Billion-nego! ●

Sanur near sh center & beach splendid 2bdr villa, fully equipped & furnished, 42yrs lease US$ 365,000. ● Sanur 4bdr villa furnished with s.pool Rp. 130 million/ year. 2bdr villa furnished with s.pool Rp. 110 million/year. ● Gianyar-Bona Village near Sanur, Ubud, Safari & Marine park, Saba & Keramas beach hotel/bung. complex w/14 rooms, all licenses, rest., recreation area with billiard & fitness rooms, spa & Finland sauna freehold Euro 650,000. ●

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Very special 2-storey houses, short/long-term, sell contract. 400 sqm tropical gardens, seperate entrances. 1200/1500 US$ monthly. Long term 150.000.000/170.000.000 yearly. 5 walking minutes to beach. Kumala Pantai Hotel. Call 081 7973 7913 and 0361 766 329, e-mail: <norma_duelfer@ yahoo.com>. [3804]

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House for lease Legian quiet gang off Double Six. 3 are. Ideal for renovation or live in as is. 2 bedroom low set and 5 mins walk to the beach. 20x20 year lease option Rp 60 mill per year. 0818 0540 1274 or <indolemex@ gmail.com>. [3840] Legian freehold new 2 bedroom villa for sale 11/2 are, 5 mins from beach, 2 bathroom, pool, great location, quiet gang off Double Six. Garden, furnished, great investment. Rare find. USD $395,000. +62 818 0540 1279. [3841] Beautiful tropical villa with pool in Padma Utara. Close to the beach. Two independent bedrooms, with AC bathrooms and kitchens, Wi-Fi, cable-TV, staff. US$ 175 daily. Visit <www.pondokernitabali.com>. Contact 081 890 0480. [1560]

RARE ANGON VILLAS, Kerobokan Call: 736 339 or 081 138 6450 C/Re/A-23 Feb 11

LAND FOR SALE / RENT IN PRIME LOCATIONS :

Seminyak,Oberoi: 5, 10, 12, 18, 15, 16, 21, 28, 30, 34 A Petitenget, Batubelig: 8, 10, 13, 15, 22, 28, 56, 72 A Canggu: 2, 3, 10, 11, 14, 15, 25, 28, 30, 44, 60, 80 A Umalas, Kerobokan: 2.45, 5, 15, 17, 20, 27, 32, 44 A Bukit Jimbaran: 2.8, 4, 6, 9, 18, 82, 90 A Marlboro, Denpasar: 4, 7.8, 9, 15 A; Call : 081236333693, 08179725265, 0361 7870334 E-mail : balivillaland@gmail.com C/Re/A-16 Nov 11

Villa for rent in Legian 2 BR + 1 maid room, big pool, large garden, furnished. Land size 6 aras. 2.6 Billion for 18 years or yearly contract. Please contact 0815 5800 4961. [3890]

JIMBARAN Office or commercial space for lease short or long term in Jimbaran, Jl. Raya Ulluwatu II. Have 2 separate buildings with a center pebble stone open area, water feature and pond, 2 private rooms, 3 bathrooms, reception, meeting space, kitchen, parking area, 4 AC, electricity 15,400 watt. Very strategic location. Please contact (0361) 703 361 or 0857 8047 6789, <info@wpenterprise.com>. [2931]

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For sale house in Taman Griya Jimbaran. 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 2 floors, swimming pool, garage for 2 cars, full furnished, kitchen, bar, living room, terrace, staff area & laundry. Direct Owner 081 7970 1709 or 0857 8047 6789 <nasution.kiki@gmail.com>. [2932] House for rent, on 6 are land, 4 bedroom w/ ensuite bath and sitting room. Kitchen, dining, laundry, garage and grand piano, big swimming pool. USD 24000 p.a. Call owner 0857 3947 6488. [3817] Brand new house for sale, land 600m2, 4 bedroom, each w/ ensuite bath. Big dining room w/ modern open space kitchen, fully furnished, laundry and joglo. Double lock up garage, pool & jacuzzi, 150m to the beach in a tranquil area. Price USD 1 million. Call owner 0857 3947 6488. [3818]

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Uluwatu south Jimbaran affordable priced luxury private villa for rent, Dreamland resorts, 2 storey with 3 double bedroom x 3 bathroom and 3 strory with 5 bedroom x 5 bathroom, sea view, house keeper, plunge pool, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly. E-mail: <balihouse@hotmail. com>. +62 816 815 654 / +6140 739 0116. [3737] For sale house in Taman Jimbaran, type 123m2, land size 300m2, 3 bedrooms, 2 AC, 2 bath, kitchen, garage, store, maidroom, price Rp. 885 juta negotiable. 0813 2834 3388. E-mail: <isaacfelice@yahoo.co.id>. [3837] For Sale: Freehold, 3 bedroom house, Puri Gading, furnished, 2 floors, 2 WC, big kitchen, garage, 1,3 Billion IDR. For Rent: 3 bedroom villa, Four Seasons area, luxury, swimming pool, garden, 1 minute Jimbaran Beach. No agents. <jimbaranhouse8@yahoo.com>. [3842] A nice house for sale in Bukit Pratama Jimbaran, near GWK. 2 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, phone line, gazebo, kitchen, terrace, carport. Call owner 081 139 6016 or email for picture <risibali@gmail.com>. [3843] Land for sale in the Jimbaran Hills area. Location is adjacent the famed GWK cultural center. 4.3 are (430m2) Rp. 135 million/are. 0821 6822 2685 Tom. No agents please. [3855] Jimbaran – Excellent location -5 mins from airport and seafood beachfront restaurants. Fully furnished 3 BR house, A/C, 40 inch LCD TV, Cable TV, Leather lounge/recliner, dining table, Indoor waterfall + aquarium, nice quite location, carpark, 8 jta/mth or 75 jta/yr. Ph: 0819 1665 5322. [3862] Large, modern 2 bedroom 2 bathroom air conditioned villa with private pool & parking for two vehicles for rent. Nice garden, nearby sea and next to Four Seasons + Mimpi Resorts. IDR 185 million/year. Please email: <rstephie@ hotmail.com>. [3877] For rent beautiful sea view villa, 600m2, 3 floors, 3 rooms, 3 bathrooms, big swimming pool, fully furnished, 15 minutes to the beach, maid, carpark. 6 (six) months $9000, possible extension. Gina +62 821 4548 3628. [3676]

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Villas/Hotels Canggu. Bali’s most elegant high-end destination villa. Huge land. Excellent returns. Named one of the world’s great villas. Call Richard O’Brien on 081 856 1969 for full information. Umalas. Villa Marxis. Beautiful, high-end 6 bedroom villa on 29 are. Park-like gardens. Very high-quality build. This is a very special villa. USD 1.9million.VS113* Berawa. Near Canggu Club. Investment package. 3 interconnecting 3 br villas on 12 are, each with own pool. Beautiful views. Already great returns . Virtually brand new. Fully furnished. USD 1.2 million VL 017* Umalas. Elegant 3 bedroom villa on 6.5 are. Lovely garden and pool with Bale kitchen. USD320.000 VL 011* Umalas/Kuwum. Bargain. Beautiful Italianate mansion on 21 are. Wonderful gardens. USD845,000. Umalas Boutique Hotel. Successful 15 suite mid-range hotel , close to Seminyak. Fully operational with high occupancy. USD 1.5mill. Land Berawa 12 & 9 are blocks. Good shape and access. Close to Club. 3.5 mill/are/year. LL 117* Berawa Beach. 19 are. Hear the surf. Very close to beach. Flat land. Corner block. Tourist accommodation zoning. Rp4.5 mill/ are/yr. 30 yr lease. Sanur Beachfront. 3.65 Hektar. Next to Grand Hyatt. Perfect development site.RP850 mill/are. LS 143* Petitenget. Next to Sentosa. 20 are. Good shape. Great development site. 700 mill per are.LS 151* Petitenget. Bargain 17 are. Good shape. Ideal for villa complex or small condotel. 5.5 million/are/yr. 30 year lease with 25 year additional already contracted. LL 116* Gili Meno Beachfront. 53 and 43 are. Fabulous adjoing sites. Spectacular views. 100 million/are. Umalas 1. 6 are street front .have two access .500 million/ are LS 174* *reference numbers for info from website: www.balalist.com

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30 November - 14 December, 2011

NICE HOUSE FOR HOLIDAY/LIVING 1.5A - 11/2 Floors. Loc. Banjar Semer, Kerobokan. 3-4 BR, 3 bath, kitchen, terrace & balcony, garage. New renov, fully furnished, secure & very quiet, clean. View from Balcony: ricefield & sunset Strategic: 15 mins to Canggu Club / Seminyak, 15 mins to Oberoi / Echo Beach. Rent for weekly / monthly / yearly. Weekly rent : Rp. 6 million Monthly rent : Rp. 15 million No Brokers! Prefer no Animals.

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Villa ELYRA BALI in Pecatu nearly ready to move in AVAILABLE FOR RENT, LEASE or SALE Modern 4-bedrooms family home in Pecatu Indah Resort’s exclusive area (www.balipecatu.com). Built with great attention to details on quality, safety & comfort. Well designed living space, high quality construction with German building expertise. Beautiful view over the swimming pool, greenery, ocean & Dreamland beach. For pictures & details, please contact Elly at 0852 3831 6487 or tinglik@hotmail.com NC/RE/P-30 Nov. 11

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OTHERS Beautiful land in Klungkung. Ricefield and Bukit views, for a fraction of the prices in Seminyak, Canggu and Ubud. Short, peaceful drive to beaches, surf, tourist restaurants. Rp. 40 million/are, 17 are. Call 081 721 2905, e-mail: <kohphanang2000-baliland@yahoo.com>. [3813]

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Land for sale 1.15 hectare location Tegalalang Ubud, great view, water spring, road access 4.5m. Phone: 0852 3714 4456 Made Hayer. [1869]

NC/RE/M-2 Nov. 11

Villa for sale Country Estate near Ubud. Ideal for private home, villa or retreat center, rice field & river view. Lap pool steam room & spa. Call 0812 394 8595 for inspection. [1143]

SANUR For rent: 4-bedroom-vila, balinese semi minimalist style, bright cozy, fully furnished, swpool, carport, US$1400/ month. 10mt to beach. location: Renon/Sanur. Can rent daily/weekly/monthly. Contact: 081 872 3973. [3701] Restaurant for sale, great location, 30 seats, fully furnished. For more information and photo <l3onardy@ gmail.com>. [3705] Gorgeous: New villa for rent in Sanur, 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom, 2 bathtubs, 5 showers, 3 aircon, swimming pool, open plan living / dining, hot cold water, 5500watt PLN, enclosed carport, laundry, phone line, pay TV cabling, wireless internet cabling, 5mins to beach, minimum 1 year rental. Please call 0878 6011 1530 or <mistymatthews@ hotmail.com>. [3826] Large 4-bedroom villa with swimming pool on beach-side of Bypass available for rent from 14 December 2011 to 14 January 2012. Price USD 3000. Email your interest to <pushlor@yahoo.com>. No agents please. [3828] Villa over contract for 6 month (Jan 13 - June 13) - Pool - 5 are - 2 bed rooms - Garden - Garage - Quiet - Kitchen - Hot Water - AC - Call 0818 0552 1081. [3836] House for rent - 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom, A/C, fully furnished. Small garden, close to By-Pass and beach. No agents. Western design and built. Rp. 55 million year. Sandy 0813 3799 9344, Wayan 0819 1626 2998. [3838]

Sublease/overcontract 5 years left, 2 levels approx 170sqm. Main st. Ubud. Price negotiable. Contact 081 657 0603. [3839]

3 bedroom house available for rent in Jalan Sekuta. Discounted to 80 million till August 1, 2012. Great pool & garden, 3 ensuited rooms all with A/C + office/study. Mostly furnished. Contact Jenny on 0821 4634 5570 or <jen@ mangalui.com>. [3851]

Improved land. 2.7 are freehold. Ready to build. Includes 3M2 contemporary gazebo, modern greenstone tile bath & Toto fixtures. Includes: well & pump, electricity, perimeter wall with antique javanese door. 6kms. S. Ubud. 0878 6255 4588, <dijonmich@gmail.com>. [3687]

Sanur Studio Apts fully furnished with communal pool, min 2mth rental, 4,000,000 p/ mth + electric. <newstartbali@ gmail.com>. Mob: 0878 6188 6083. [3887]

Land for sale 17 are in Kedisan Tegalalang Ubud, river view. Land for rent 15 are in Sebatu Tegalalang, very good location, river and ricefield view. Good for villa. Contact 0852 3714 4456. [1553]

BUKIT

A fully furnished room for short or long term rent. 5 mins to Ubud center, close to restaurant and shopping area. E-mail: <stayinubud@yahoo.com> for more info and photos 0821 4648 9802 / (0361) 804 5563. [1433]

Land for sale on the main road next to STP Nusa Dua ready to build for villa as licence completed. Call 081 2394 8595. [1149] C/Re/G-24 August 11

Freehold land for sale near Banyan Tree - Bukit Ungasan. Good location and stunning views. Call 081 2380 2626 (direct owner). Please speak in Bahasa. [1547] For sale/rent. Clifftop 2 bedroom fully furnished new house on 2 are with pool and great views of southern ocean and Karma Kendara. Sell AUS$ 129,000. Rent Rp. 90 mill per year. Phone 081 7977 1453 / 081 7479 6441. E-mail: <paluwaskiw@hotmail.com>. [2966] Dreamland, fully furnished units for rent daily, weekly, monthly. One bedroom unit from Rp. 6 million/month, two bedrooms from Rp. 8 million/month, three bedrooms from Rp. 10 million/month. Pool & BBQ area, great views and breeze. Phone 081 7977 1453 / 081 7479 6441. E-mail: <paluwaskiw@hotmail.com>. [3163]

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For sale/rent. 2 bdrm / 2 bathroom, fully furnished, “5 Star Bali style villa” - complete with marble floors, private bedrooms, formal dining area. Pool, immaculate gardens, in a secure Western villa complex. 1st to see will buy. Rent Aust. $15,000/year. Sell Aust. $250,000. Ph. (+61) 4100 98 547. [3402] Dreamland: House for sale, land 160m2, 2 floor, building 140m2, furnished, 3 bed, 2 bathroom, secure compound with security, public s.pool, inside Pecatu Indah Resort, close proximity to golf course, beach. Price 1,3 Billion. Hp. 0852 3981 3300. [3810] 10 are land at Dreamland for sale, electricity & water, price Rp. 120 million / are. Please contact 0361 895 3015 / 081 2366 6541 or e-mail: <anggaw83@gmail.com>. [3159] Sale/rent house near Bali Cliff, freehold, 240m2, pool, jacuzzi, 2 bdrms, 3 bath, balcony, western kitchen, marble countertops, maidroom, storage closets, garden carport. Photos: <www.vacationhomebali.wordpress.com>. Price USD150k, rent Rp. 100 Jt / year. HP. 081 2382 3623. <fvpools@hotmail.com>. [3874] House for rent in the Bukit. 2 bedrooms AC, kitchen, big garden, hot water, furnished, cable TV, Internet . Available 01 Dec - 30 Mars. 500$ monthly including daily made, electricity. 5 min from Greenball surf spot, Timbis, Gunung Payon. Very quiet place. Info SMS to 081 139 3919 - 081 2385 0517 or mail <bernard@exofly.com>. [3875]

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SSNR400 Sanur

Very exclusive hidden villa with a perfect view of the ocean, trees and river. This villa has it all, and is only 4 km to central Sanur. The quality build of 600sqm sits beautifully on the land and build size 300 sqm, enhancing the 3 en suite bedrooms, 2 staff rooms and roofed garage with the swimming pool access also from the master bedroom and living room.

Title : Hak Milik Price : USD 425,000

Contact : Haryono + 62 (0) 85 857 442 601 haryono@raywhiteparadise.com

SNUD500 Tanjung Benoa

SGNR111 Gianyar

Would you like spend your next holiday exploring & enjoying unique views of the beautiful coastline of Bali from a private boat? One of the only villas in Bali with its own private boat dock & shared use of the villa complex boat. The villa has 3 bed rooms, open kitchen, living & dining room & a private pool. Located in the Tanjung Benoa.

Title : Hak Milik Price : USD 400,000

Contact : Mick + 62 (0) 81 74 75 16 23 mick@raywhiteparadise.com

Located at Saba Beach, this 4 bedroom commercial villa has it all..... A large pool, is fully furnished and guarantees excellent financial returns. A larger than normal land size of 2000m2 allows for a living space of 850m, the distance to the beach is a mere 200 meters and it is only 15 minutes drive to Sanur, 20 minutes to Ubud & 45 minutes to airport. Please contact me for more details.

Title : Hak Milik Price : USD 1,150,000

Contact : Haryono + 62 (0) 85 857 442 601 haryono@raywhiteparadise.com

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SSEM778 Seminyak

SSEM776 Seminyak

Rare 5 bedroom opportunity - Ideal for family living or for a fantastic holiday investment, this beautiful villa has absolutely everything to entice you. Superbly built using the best quality materials, this villa is situated in the best location in Seminyak and is within walking distance of the trendy shops, restaurants and beach. This property offers 5 large en-suite bedrooms, and an abundance of spaces and places to relax or entertain. The spacious open living concept with fully equipped kitchen offers a view to the large tropical garden with its free shape swimming pool. A fabulous outdoor area for the whole family ensuring your absolute comfort and luxury.

Title Price

: Leasehold 43 Years : Price on application

SSEM776 Seminyak

If you are looking for the perfect investment, don’t look any further! This beautiful minimalist villa is designed as a perfect holiday home. Created by a French architect using high quality materials, it offers 3 comfortable en-suite bedrooms which face the large swimming pool and spacious garden. Decorated with glass art and decorative lights , this villa is true elegance in the best part of Seminyak. Tourists love this property and as such it generates an excellent ROI, this is an investment not to be missed! Walking distance to the boutiques, restaurants and beaches that Seminyak has to offer.

Title Price

: Leasehold 43 Years : Price on application

Two 2 Bedroom villas for double profit! Built as a rental machine, this property is all about the location. Both villas can be connected to offer 4 bedroom accomodation offering the best deal for a holiday investment. The property boasts a private swimming pool with a manicured garden, has a generous open living area, furnished kitchen & all bedrooms have ensuites. It has unlimited potential & is an absolute money maker! A stone's throw to all amenities & the famous Seminyak & Petitenget beach.

Title Price

: Leasehold 43 Years : Price on application

Contact : Ray White Paradise +62 (0) 87 861 867 277 teito@raywhiteparadise.com

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SSEM296 Batubelig

RARE FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN A VERY STRATEGIC AREA BATU BELIG. This villa is located in a complex in Batu Belig only a few minutes to the beach & all entertainment. It is designed in a Balinese open house style with 2 en-suites bedrooms separated with wooden balconies & an additional bedroom facing the generous swimming pool. This property is exquisitely furnished with genuine antiques & decorations, which the owner is leaving.......truly a rare opportunity full of treasure!! Title : Hak Milik Price : USD 390,000

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SCGU290 Canggu

Located within the best up and coming area of Echo Beach Canggu, this very attractive investment opportunity is the one that you have been waiting for! Due to the current owners relocating back to Europe, they are highly motivated to sell so all offers will be considered. With a Freehold title and a very attractive selling price this property will attract massive interest due to the demand and development that is happening within this very scenic location. The villa has been designed with a mixture of a modern Balinese design, stylish furnishings and fittings, a spectacular roof and a 2 2 terrace 1 SCGU290 Canggu generous sized swimming pool. The villa is part of a very Located within the best up and coming area of Echo Beach Canggu, this very attractive investment is the one that secure and private villa estate thatopportunity has an excellent manageyou have been waiting for! Due to the current owners relocating back Europe and highly that motivated to sell all rental offers will be menttocompany in place produces high returns. considered. With a Freehold title and a very attractive selling price this property will receive massive appreciation due to the Each villa owner also has access to a very large common area demand and development that is happening within this very scenic location. The villa has been designed with a mixture of a swimming pool and entertainment area. A short bike ride from modern Balinese design, stylish furnisher and fittings, a massive roof terrace and decent sized swimming. The villa is part of a the villa will take you to beach a good selection very secure and private villa estate that has an excellent management company in place to the operate to and produce rental returns.of restaurants in one of Bali’s best locations! Each villa owner also has access to a very large common area swimming pool and entertainment area. A short bike ride from the villa will take you to the beach and a good selection of restaurants in one of Bali’s best locations! Title : Freehold / Hak Milik Price : USD 290.000 NEGO!

Title : Freehold / Hak Milik Price : USD 290.000 NEGO!

Contact Contact:: + +6262(0) 1729 (0)81 81 5570 55701729

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GUARANTEED ROI OPPORTUNITY IN PECATU DREAMLAND SELLING FAST SELLING FAST, GUARANTEED RETURN, BEST INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY IN BALI, BUY NOW! PBUK555 Pecatu

This 4 star Novotel Condo Hotel is an amazing investment - the 1st release is at an incredible 1.1 billion IDR each - the total project area is 11,200 m2 sited along the 7th hole of the Dreamland golf course. 38 sqm semi gross/unit room, fully furnished. 90 years Lease Hold, Managed by Novotel.

Title : Leasehold Price : IDR 1,100,000,000

Location Se7en Haven Hotel and Resort in the main Road of Pecatu Indah Resort. Guaranteed 5 years ROI - 21 days free stay - superior rental system - guaranteed buy back after 10 years at double the price you paid!! Yes correct!! Double the price you paid but you can resell on the open market if you desire.

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SSEM414 Seminyak

New, luxury Boutique Hotel with great return, 90% occupancy, 43 years leasehold. 3 villas of 2 bedrooms each. Each villa has ample space to accommodate 4 people, in a stylish, modern tropical setting. 2 bedroom pool villas are located not far from the beach, the shopping area & the restaurants in the Legian-Seminyak area, which is the most upmarket of the coastal beaches. A perfect investment!

Title : Leasehold For 1 Unit : USD 325,000 For 3 Unit : USD 750,000

Contact : Amber + 62 (0) 81 804 188 644 amber@raywhiteparadise.com

SCGU003 Canggu

SCGU458 Canggu

Beautiful & contemporary, this newly renovated villa is an excellent investment opportunity. Two storey, 3-bedroom & 3-bathroom, fully furnished, swimming pool with chlorinated system, office, media room, western style kitchen & much, much more. This luxury property is ideal for families or couples who wish to be close to the beach. It has a generous sized garden with a secure entrance & parking for up to 5 cars. Built on 1500 m2 land, build size: 650m2. Located in the quaint village of Pererenan, north of Canggu.

Book your holiday accommodation at Villa Pandan today !!! Villa Pandan is a peaceful 4-bedroom retreat, complete with swimming pool, located in a quiet traditional village above a small river valley, close to Canggu in south-west Bali. The single-storey villa is colonial in style, characterised by louvre shutters, old teak doors & spectacular high wooden ceilings built of seasoned timbers. The eclectic interiors reflect the travels & passions of the owners, introducing Balinese & Javanese antiques.

Contact : Annie + 62 (0) 81 339 455 009 Rental : Rp 450,000,000/ year annie@raywhiteparadise.com

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

Title : Hak Milik Price : EURO 900,000

Yusnita Daromes nita@raywhiteparadise.com + 62 81 999 14 90 99

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Bukit - Highly Motivated Seller

Freehold

Leasehold

SUPER RICE FIELD VIEW

This villa is located in a peaceful and quiet area of Canggu. Set on 5.25 Are of freehold land, this villa offers family living with 3 spacious bedrooms. The main house is 2 story, with 2 bedrooms located in the upper level and open living dining and kitchen area on the lower level with glass doors which enable you to enjoy the tropical air or enclose to keep the air-cool inside. The master bedroom is in separate building with its en-suite bathroom overlooking 6x3 pool and beautiful garden. This villa comes fully furnished and is completed with helper quarter, secure garage and open lounge area on the second floor. Fantastic yet relaxing! Price IDR 4,000,000,000 REF RV-1089

Leasehold

Seminyak BUSINESS OR LIVING!

Freehold

OCEAN VIEWS IN BERAWA

A PRIVILEGED LIFESTYLE

This is a rare opportunity to purchase a freehold 2 bedroom villa in this 5 star Resort. Occupying a spectacular clifftop position it offers some of the most breathtaking views and glorious sunsets in Bali. This is your chance to own your part of this idyllic heaven on earth. You will also benefit from first class service and access to the exclusive Private Beach club, this private beach has been voted best beach in Bali by Hello Bali Magazine. You can stay in this villa whenever you want and you will have the option to receive excellent rental returns when you are not there. REF RV-988 Price: USD 475,000

Canggu

This Complex of 3 villas in Seminyak is for sale! Only 1 km from the beach, this fully licensed up and running business consists of two 2 bedroom villas and one 3 bedroom villa, built on a total of 11,5are of lease hold land. Each 2 bedroom villa is built on 3,25are and the 3 bedroom villa is built on 5 are. Each villa comes fully furnished and has its own 8x4 swimming pool with bale, and each has its own private parking lot. The owner is offering an option to invest in one villa or to take the whole complex off his hands. Perfect for business or living it’s your choice! Price: 2 bedroom villa USD 210,000 3 bedroom villa USD 280,000 REF RV-1093 All USD 700,000

Situated just 5 minutes walk from Berawa Beach we introduce this 2 bedroom property. 400 Sqm in size with a build of 200 Sqm gives you plenty of garden space with a cute kidney shaped pool. Fitted kitchen and all-in-one lounge and diner on the lower level, and both of the bedrooms upstairs with wrap around balcony for your sunset views of the ocean. Maids quarters, laundry area and all certificates in place make this freehold property a bargain. Price: IDR 4,200,000,000 REF RV-1097

Bukit - Reduced in Price

Freehold

360 DEGREE VIEWS OF BALI This beautiful 4 bedroom house has been thoughtfully designed and lived in by its owner who is reluctantly selling due to relocation. Set in 8 Are of beautiful gardens including its own vineyard this is the perfect house for somebody seeking total tranquility and privacy. 3 Storeys with a beautiful spiral staircase leading to a circular room where you have views every way you look. There are quite simply no other houses like this on the market so please contact us for an early viewing Price: USD 425,000 REF RV-984

Seminyak

Leasehold

GOOD PRICE GOOD LOCATION ! This leasehold fully furnished villa is built on 160 square meters of land. Conveniently located in Seminyak, this villa has tropical architecture and comprises of 2 bedrooms with connecting bathrooms. Featuring open living, dining and kitchen area giving you direct access to the 3x5 swimming pool surrounded by simple manicured garden. Good price good location! Check it out! Price EURO 140,000 REF RV-1098

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