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08 September - 22 September 2010

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

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08 September - 22 September, 2010

For Sale; Rarity. 70 year old Bezar compass. Still in good condition. For collectors only. Please call Michael 081 2395 1444. [102]

IN THIS ISSUE ADVERTS

39 Cars, Motorcycles, Water Craft, etc. 76 - 78 Employment 66 Hello Ad 87 Looking For Real Estate 8 Pet Parade

For Sale; RCA Indovision decoder. Was Rp. 4 Mio. Will sell for Rp. 750.000. Please call Michael 081 2395 1444. [103]

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For Sale; 30 x 30 bingkerai recycled wood. Great price. Call Avi 0813 3778 5666. Sanur. [118] For Sale; Axio Pico 10inch, 1GB DDR2,120HDD, lan Wi-Fi, cam, battery drop ok in charger, Rp. 2 million ONO. Contact 0878 6182 1812. [100]

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Bali Advertiser

08 September - 22 September, 2010

CASA 8, Jl. Wayan Gentuh Br. Kwanji - Dalung 0361 - 780 1238 08123 941986 cbudiharsa@yahoo.com

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KID'S PARTY (Games, Decoration, Jumping Castle, Magician, Art/Craft, etc) EFFECTS (Snow/bubble machine, Exploding Balloon, Balloon drop) CUTLERIES RENTAL (Tables, Chairs, Napkins, Marquee, etc) C/Ns/I-13 Jan 10

For Sale; Apple I-book G4 12.1inch version in white, my personal laptop, 4 years old, but looks 99% new and 100% working, 40+ apps, iTunes with 600 songs and games, DVD/CD/RW drive, Wi-Fi, etc. New power lead/ charger, boxed all leads, discs etc. Rp. 6 million no offers. 0813 3805 8625. [097]

For Sale; Diamonds. Best quality stones 2x, VVS 2 colour G+F at below retail price to serious buyers. International certificates. No dealers please. 0819 9940 4749. Sanur. [109] For Sale; Wooden panel headboards for decoration of double beds - 3 pieces at 50% off. For pictures: <hilde_van_schuerbeek@ hotmail.com>. Tel. 0858 5751 3677. Canggu. [110]

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Looking For; New/second DVD and CD Yamaha Junior Music Course Primary 1, 2, and 3. Please call 0361 968 6223. [111] For Sale; Snooker pool table. Rp. 40 million. Please call 0818 0305 5679. Kuta. [112]

Hangout Hotels is a treasure find for savvy travellers looking for a fun yet fuss-free stay while travelling.

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The only Fine Arts transporter with its own operations in over 200 cities... From Los Angeles to London and from Dubai to Bali, Crown Fine Arts is ideally placed to meet the needs of the Fine Arts industry, in every corner of the world. • Preparation & Packing

For Sale; Canon 50mm f1.4 USM lens Rp. 2.500.000 Canon 24mm - 105mm f4 L IS lens Rp. 8.000.000 Canon 1D Mark 3 body Rp. 18.000.000. All items in exellent condition. Contact 0813 3858 1694. Kuta. [113] For Sale; Ice machine Scotman MV32AS6, 1600 watt, produce 80 kg/day with Yamaha water filter. Sale for Rp. 10 mill. Contact <brc_ketut@ yahoo.com>. Kuta. [119] For Sale; Various Plants, orchids, cactus, tree ferns, pot plants, pine tree in a pot, others. No sms. Tel: 0812 391 4016. Kerobokan. [120] C/Ns/G-5 May 10

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08 September - 22 September, 2010

Moving Sale; Olympus SP550UZ digital camera. 7.1MP. JPEG, AVI. xD-2GBpicture card. Only together with original Olympus PT037 underwater housing. 40m depth. As new w/ original box and software. Bought in Singapore 6 months ago for US$890. Will sell for US$ 650 (fix). Please contact Michael 0812 395 1444. [104]

Moving Sale; Acer Travelmate 3212, WXMiPM740-73OS: Windows XP Pro SP2, Intel Pentium M processor 740, 1.73GHz, 2GB RAM, 14.1” WXGA color TFT LCD, 1280x800 resolution, 80GB HD. Comes with original software. Was Euro 1400, will sell for just Euro 440 ONO. Please contact Michael 081 2395 1444 (no SMS!). [105]

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SALES OFFICE: Jl. By Pass Ngura h Rai no 1C Mu mbul Nusa Dua - BALI 80363 Email: info@gil igilifastboat.com www.giligilifast boat.com

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Bali Advertiser

08 September - 22 September, 2010

For Sale; Used Blackberry bold accessories, portable charger, car charger, hard and soft casing. Contact 0819 9902 2500. Denpasar. [077] Looking For; Pantone color book in good condition. Willing to pay in reasonable price. Please contact Noventy 081 6474 2485. [067]

For Sale; DVD/CD player with remote control, in excellent working condition, Rp. 400,000 (nego). Also have Kodak Easy Share CX7300 digital camera, great working condition Rp. 700,000 (nego). E-mail <wiramaputeri@yahoo. com> for photos and info. Kerobokan. [092]

FOR SALE Dacron Cushion plus cover size 150 x 60 cm, price Rp 300.000/each and Pandan woven mat size 170 x 120 cm, price Rp 20.000/ each.

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Bali Advertiser

08 September - 22 September, 2010

For Sale; 2 baby stroller at Rp. 700.000, 2 baby car seat at Rp. 500.000, and another baby stuff, all in good condition. Call/SMS 0819 9980 8519. Ubud. [065]

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Wanted; Jigsaws for project. Complete. Please post to A. E. Hallam PO Box 274 , Kantor Pos Singaraja Bali 81113 or phone Tony 0813 3743 8858. Lovina. [066] For Sale; Aviation headset. David Clark model H10-13X. Noise canceling. Soft head pad. Good condition. Includes extra set of gel ear seals. New Rp. 5.500.000, sell for Rp. 2.750.000. Great gift for the pilot in your life. 081 35318 7384. Ubud. [076]

For Sale; Used baby stuff, still in very good condition, strollers, car seat, play mat, toy, musical mobile, etc. For pictures and price. Please e-mail: <esss42@ymail. com> or SMS 081 189 9733. Denpasar. [079] For Sale; Bandy clock (Mashine Absansi). Amano. EX 3500N. Perfect condition. Value Rp. 3,5jt, sale for Rp. 2,000,000. Please call: 0819 1628 5671. Kerobokan. [080] Quick Sale; 3 Persian carpet. Size 300x200cm, Origin: Mash’had // 140x260cm, origin: Tabriz= Silk // 140x230cm, origin: Kerman. To receive photos, please SMS your e-mail address to: 0819 9959 9062. Kerobokan. [081]

Catering

Take Home Chef Dinner party, Cocktail party, Finger food We organize all your special events call us at 081 8055 07493 Ingold Email: tekor@dps.centrin.net.id C/Ns/G-5 May 10

only Pak Tut √ makes the best croissants & danish at

Try our Yummy Breakfast / Brunch “ Croissants Florenine “ Visit us at: “ Bedugul Lake View “ shophouse, Candi Kuning,Tabanan, Bali. Ph: (0368) 21838 or 081 23812843

Our products are also available at : Singaraja - ABD Food Mart The only food specialist in town Jl. Udayana Barat 2, Singaraja Tel. (0362) 7001400 C/Ns/I-19 May 10

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Bali Advertiser

08 September - 22 September, 2010

DR. LISTRIANI & ASSOCIATES VETERINARY CLINIC

U U U U U

CONSULTATION HOSPITALIZATION ON CALL SERVICES SURGERY MINOR & MAJOR DENTAL SCALING

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LABORATORIUM GROOMING BOARDING MICRO CHIP

Consultation from 8.00 - 19.00 JLN. TUKAD BALIAN 170 RENON, DENPASAR CALL FOR APPOINTMENT : (0361) 7449306, 9996980, 081916109609 ON CALL SERVICES : 085936113647, 9996939

Wanted to buy second hand display fridge. Cheap price. Please call or SMS 0858 5726 9576. [083] For Sale; Samsung 29 inch television, slim fit, DNIeJr, excellent condition, hardly used, selling for Rp.1.950.000. Contact Kevin on 0878 6192 8179. [038]

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Movin Sale; Mattress 200x200, very good condition, Rp. 1.400.000 each, 3 tables differents prices, 2 wardrobe antik in teak wood Rp. 1.700.000 each, 1 bench with carving teak wood Rp. 500.000, 1 bed frame for mattress 190x90 (not included). Some pictures available at <shinkenken@ gmail.com>, tel 085 6392 8158. [143]

SCOOBY-DOO DOG FOOD DELIVERED FREE TO YOUR HOME

900 GRAM CHICKEN 22.000 Rp PORK 23.000 Rp. BEEF Rp. 26.000, MORE THAN 50% MEAT PLUS RICE, POTATOES, CARROTS, BEANS, GARLIC AND PARSLEY. NO PRESERVATIVES. VACUUM SEALED FOR 3 WEEKS REFRIGERATED STORAGE. CALL. 081916732186 MONDAY-SATURDAY 10.00-18.00 SANUR / NUSA DUA / KUTA - CANGGU AREA NC/Ns/I-08 April 09

For Sale; Dining room table, solid teak wood, sits 6 to 8 people. Oval shape, 3 years old. Great condition. Cost Rp. 7.5jt, will sell Rp. 2.200.000 ($220). Table only. Contact 0818 0576 6160. Sanur. [144] C/Ns/I-23 Sept 09

Enjoy the only charter traditional Sailing Boat, for an unforgettable day cruise around the South of Bali or to Nusa Lembongan! Charter 2 days or more, also available.

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Pet Parade

1 to 6 people, USD 865/day 7 to 10 people, USD 1100/day PAX per day Adult : 139 USD Kids : 89 USD Please contact us: (0361) 361 79 55 Fax: 0361 282563 E-mail: info@ikan-terbang.com www.ikan-terbang.com

Pet owners: Please sterilize your dogs & cats to preserve the natural environment.

Pets To Give Away

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These ads are free. E-mail to: info@baliadvertiser.biz Beautiful, cute, small Bali com> or Desiree 085 5373 SMS 081 138 0510. [006] puppy, healthy, vaccinated 0513

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Centre Ubud. Call Linda 790 seeks safe & loving home. 0829. 4579 or 081 855 0947. [002]

Vaccinated, can be sterilised. Call 081 856 6674. [005]

Free expat raised kittens

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Two adorable 4 month old female kittens. Free to good

looking for loving home. Cute, healthy, small Bali loving home. Will pay for Donation for vet appreciated. puppies, seeks safe & loving vaccinations. Call or SMS Email: <balicatlady@gmail. home. Vaccinated. Call or 0813 3801 3727.

Pets For Sale / Wanted

For Sale Line Ads Rp. 5.500 per word. Wanted Line Ads no charge. Photo ads Rp. 359.000. All ads must be paid before printing. Adorable Maltese and Br. Semer. Owner (child) is welcome! Reward for returning. Miniature Poodle mix, for very distressed. All info HP: 0819 3624 0051. sale from American family, 4 months old, cream-color, GOLDENDOODLE PUPPIES perfect little home and travel Gentle, med-large family dogs. companion. 2MRp. B/O +62 2 litters, F1 and F1B born Aug 4th 818 0540 4863. and 7th, avail end of Sept. Vaccinated, wormed, vet checked. Who has seen our male Ex-pat breeder. From Rp. 5 mill. black mini poodle taken <www.poodledoodle.net> or away / stolen on Monday contact Lizzie +62 859 3612 8899 morning 23 August from or Agung +62 852 3708 5869 Perumahan Semara Indah

Contact Bali Advertiser Telp: (0361) 755 392 [Hunting] Fax.: (0361) 764 191 E-mail : info@BaliAdvertiser.biz Make your ad online at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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Bali Advertiser

08 September - 22 September, 2010

For Sale; Private collection oil paintings on canvas by Natsier.Call 0819 1676 0010. [023] For Sale; 80 x 150 cm solid wooden baby cot, drop down front, storage drawers below. Includes mattress Rp. 500,000 ONO. Contact 0812 391 3061. Tuban. [011]

For Sale; Blackberry 8310, cheap price only Rp. 1 million. Please contact 0819 1641 8467 (only SMS). Kerobokan. [031] For Sale; Sony FD Trinitron Wega 21â&#x20AC;? inch television. Rp. 650.000. Broken remote. Call/SMS 081 657 0666. Kuta. [043]

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PUSAT PERBELANJAAN DAN REKREASI

Cheap Shopping Centre & Family Recreation NEGARA - SERIRIT - GIANYAR - PANJER SINGARAJA - SANUR - BATUBULAN - AMLAPURA TABANAN - NUSA DUA PLAZA - SINGARAJA PLAZA

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Hotel Vila Ombak Gili Trawangan Island - Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara - Indonesia P.O. Box 2010 (83355) Telephone: +62370 642336

Fax: +62370 642337

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Bali Sales Office Jalan Raya Petitenget 1000x Seminyak - Bali - Indonesia Telephone: +62361 730162, +62361 8505998 Fax: +62361 730163 info@hotelombak.com - www.hotelombak.com

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SCHEDULE THAT Arena Pub and Restaurant “Good food, good booze, good fun” is the slogan and it is true. When you enter Arena it has that home from home feel, warm and welcoming. It’s like being in a pub back in the UK or Australia with a bar that you can sit at and regulars that know one another. On Fridays the in-house band Crazy Horse provides the entertainment. Other bands perform on Saturday. It is a great place to hang out as the music is not too intrusive and you can still hold a conversation and enjoy the beats. If I lived in Sanur this would definitely be my local and it is worth a visit as the food is top quality and there’s a great selection of beers to choose from as well as friendly staff and regulars.

Balimoon Red Dress Run (12th September) The annual Balimoon Red Dress Run approaches once again, a charity event organized by the Rotary Club of Seminyak. Here are some of the comments from last year’s participants. ‘It was a hoot’, ‘a good laugh and a get together’ and ‘the blokes loved dressing up’. Well it is here again and it is a chance to put on your red dress, red lip stick and join the crew for a fun filled afternoon. Fun it is. There are 10 free drink stops and a swim stop along the route with live bands to complete the entertainment. All proceeds go to the Bali Seminyak Rotary Club and their good causes. Time

: 12 pm registration 1 pm run starts Where : Discovery Kartika Plaza Hotel, Beachfront Cost : IDR250,000 non members, IDR200,000 members Contact : Don 081 557 77766

Kuta Carnival (23rd September – 3rd October)

Every Wednesday, Arena plays host to a quiz for the residents of Sanur and this one certainly has some great prizes. A pitcher of margarita is up for grabs for first prize and a Bintang or sangria pitcher for second. There’s a lucky draw with a dinner voucher for two at The Village restaurant, Sanur. Not surprisingly the quiz is popular with local expatriates and visitors with twenty general knowledge questions to answer. I shall definitely be back. When

: 9 pm to 11 pm Wednesdays (quiz) 9 pm to 12.30 pm Fridays (live music) 8 pm to 11 pm Saturdays (live music) Where : Jl Bypass Ngurah Rai No 115 Sanur Contact : 287255

Bali 5 A-Side Soccer Charity Event (9th September) This event will kick off with soccer matches followed by a barbecue at Stiff Chilli, restaurant. All proceeds will go to the Project AWARE. AWARE divers are outraged at the results of the recent conference of the parties to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES), held in Qatar in March. Proposals to restrict trade in eight shark species failed to receive the required two-thirds vote majority, representing victory for short-term economic gain over science and the long term benefits of conversation. However sharks have recently received historic, national protections in Europe, Palau and Maldives due to support from divers and other advocates of sharks. AWARE divers worldwide are joining together to declare their concern and will put together a list of signatures demanding better shark protection to CITES Party representatives. You can add your signature at this event. This is another notable cause and great to see groups like this trying to make a difference! Where

: Soccer Republic, Renon and Stiff Chilli, Semawang Beach, Sanur Time : 6 pm and 8 pm (Stiff Chilli) Cost : IDR100,000 Contact : 288371

Many of the BA readers will already know but I think it is important that we take the time to remember the reasons for the Carnival and why it is an important event in the calendar of Bali. This Carnival stemmed from the Bali bombings in October 2002 which devastated the community. The Kuta Carnival is one initiative which started in 2003 in direct response to the need to rebuild the shattered community, offering hope in the face of grief and sadness. In 2005, a repeated tragedy in Kuta and Jimbaran did nothing to curtail the determination of the local community to continue to move forward. The Kuta Carnival is there to commemorate and give respect to the victims of human violence and demonstrates that despite such evil atrocities committed communities can and do survive, prosper and become even stronger.

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together with complimentary tapas make this perfect place to chill out on Fridays at sunset. Time : 5.30 – 7.30 pm Cost : IDR50,000 ++ drinks Where : Jl Petitengit No 6, Kerobokan Contact : 737888

Travel Photo Documentary Workshop (21st – 26th September) This is a unique opportunity for professional and enthusiastic photographers to participate in an intensive five day travel photo documentary programme. It is designed for photographers who want to significantly improve their work and who are looking to take it to the next level. The core focus of the workshop is on developing the personal style of the student, approach and authorship. Students will learn how to identify stories, develop their vision, picture edit and put together a compelling visual narrative of their work. As well as class sessions with an instructor, talks and discussion with visiting professionals have been schedule. The workshop is a platform for students, instructors, invited speakers and visiting professionals to discuss the various aspects of photography, from theory, ethics and philosophy. Where Cost Contact

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Weekend Market - Seminyak Square (Saturdays/ Sundays)

This year sees the eighth annual carnival and the theme this year is a ‘Heal the World’ and I think that the world really does need healing in so many ways but the focus here is on global warming, the unbalance of the ecosystem, the high volume of rubbish and so it goes on. But again it is another chance to highlight the plight of Mother Nature and we have certainly witnessed it this year with a ‘wet’ dry season. I am sure you have questioned why and the answers really are that simple - our lifestyle choices and the need for radical changes at all levels. A themed song competition paves the way for the opening ceremony which will include a performance of the winning song together with 1000 candles lit for this auspicious occasion. The Carnival also offers a variety of fun activities including kite flying, movies, beach games and more. Local and international bands will entertain the crowds with music from hip hop, punk, rock and pop, jazz, blues, ethnic fusion - music for all tastes. Sporting competitions consist of skateboarding, surfing and swimming etc. Entertainment for children includes games, clown shows and craft making as well as a playground. The food court is always an added attraction with an array of local and international cuisine from quality cafes and restaurants. It is a fantastic community event and truly shows the strength and the spirit of the Balinese community and everyone involved. It’s one of those events that is a must!!!! Where : Beach front, Kuta Time : Morning through to the evening

Metis Restaurant and Gallery (Aperochic - Fridays) This is the perfect way to end the week. A sunset experience at the Oyster Bar every Friday with DJ Marco ‘Polo’ Cecere playing soulful and chill house sets. Refreshing cocktails

Seminyak Square is a delightful enclave, tucked away at the end of Jalan Oberoi out of the way of the drones of endless motorbikes and cars. The weekend market has come to be a regular feature of the square with stalls selling a range of stuff from clothing, bags, jewellery, wallets to general knick knacks. It is a good place to pick up bargains that would be suitable birthday presents too. This market compliments the range of familiar stores including Periplus, Body and Soul, Vinotti Living, and many brand name stores as well as the usual handicraft shops. A local band One Soul provides live entertainment from 2pm with sounds including Latino, Reggae and chill out kind of music. If you fancy a bite to eat or a drink there are numerous cafes that line the ground floor. It is a great place to wander around, hang out and not worry about pot holes in the pavements or getting knocked down when negotiating the roads. It is definitely worth a visit if you like to browse and if your other half doesn’t like shopping then he can sit with a cold Bintang and read the Bali Advertiser while you browse to your hearts content! Where

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Bruce Granquist: Mapmaker

Bruce Granquist was born in Chicago. His family moved all around the Midwest while he was growing up, and whenever he returns to the U.S. this is where he tends to gravitate. Bruce studied studio art in three different colleges, finally earning an undergraduate degree after several unsteady and circuitous years. Most everything Bruce is involved in has a connection with books and maps, professional freelance illustration, writing and book design. His illustrations have been published in more than two dozen books. Bruce also imports books from around the world to sell in Bali. In 1999 he published two maps of Bali, a 43” by 28” map which covers the whole island and another on Ubud and surroundings. What gave you the idea of becoming an illustrator? One day I was having lunch with a friend in Singapore who was working with a publisher who needed an illustrator. He asked me if I knew how to make illustrations. I stretched the truth a bit and said sure I did and I would be glad to take on an illustration project. That was in 1993. What kind of illustrations do you do? I like doing maps the best. Maps are by far the most challenging - very much like creating abstract art. I just get on my motorcycle, drive around the area to be mapped, make some sketches, and go back to my studio to figure it out. I never really studied cartography formally. When did your interest in maps begin? I started to draw before he could walk. In the 1970’s my grandfather worked for Rand McNally publishing company, and used to bring us big atlases full of maps of places that I had never heard of. I really enjoyed looking through them and trying to find unusual place names, and would try to imagine what those places were like.

topography, the locations of the villages and banjar or “neighborhoods.” In these wonderful maps even “stone fences, rivers that run during the dry season, and heathen graveyards” were all indicated. Did Bali have a road system in 1928? The only thing missing from these old maps was the modern road system found on Bali today, but the Dutch charts even helped with this. For even though most of the roads had not yet been built, the charts indicated walking paths, which were usually located along the most accessible routes between two places. Over these paths the roads were eventually built. All I had to do was to grab a chart or two, get on my motorcycle, and take off for the hills to try and follow the paths to see where they went. This delightful project occupied me on and off for more than 5 years beginning around 1994. What’s so special about your map of Bali? The challenge of mapmaking is to create an image that captures as closely as possible the reality of a place, in two dimensions. For Bali, there are mountains, deep river valleys, and a gentle alluvial plain in the south. This makes mapping the island a cartographer’s dream. However, all the dramatic light and shadowed areas of the map illustration itself makes it hard to figure out how to design the place names. For example, should they be seen as dark type on a light background or light type on a dark background? Ironically, the more beautiful the map, the harder it is to read and use it as a road map.

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What type of lettering did you end up using? I wasn’t willing to compromise on the aesthetics, so we designed our own type font that was printed in white with an extremely thin black outline around it. As a result, the place names are legible everywhere on the map. This solved the design problem but created a printing problem. Technically it’s very difficult to print this map with its delicately outlined type. Several printing companies refused the job. Finally I got a U.S. based company to print it with beautiful results. To date they have printed more than 10,000 copies in four editions. Is it the most complete map of Bali available? The big problem in mapping Bali is that there are two naming systems being used simultaneously, one for the villages and another for banjar. This makes a road map problematic because even though a certain intersection might be in a particular village, all the signs you see identify the banjar located there (or visa versa). So maps of Bali always seem to be inaccurate. I was able to solve this problem by driving the entire road system and just jotting down the most predominate place names I saw. In the interest of making the map as useful a possible in the field, I did not differentiate between villages and banjar. This is not to say that people won’t get lost using my map, but Bali is a great place to get lost in! How may readers contact you? We are the exclusive distributors of this map on Bali. I can be reached at brucegran@yahoo.com, or you can telephone 0361-844-5845- for information on the retail outlets that carry this map.

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Is This The Cure for AIDS? In 1990, two scientists, Dr. William Lyman and Dr. Steven Kaali, made a discovery that should have rewritten the medical text books. These two doctors found that by using a low voltage direct current electrical potential with an extremely small current flow to AIDS infected blood in a test tube, they could deactivate the HIV virus. They first discovered this in the lab by using two platinum electrodes placed into a glass tube filled with HIV-1 (type 1) infected blood. The doctors, working at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York City, applied a direct current to the electrodes and found that a specific low current flow produced the most effective results. All of the HIV viral particles were significantly affected while normal blood cells remained untouched. Blood Electrical Therapy Deactivates HIV What does this mean? Basically it means that the cure for HIV (and other viruses) and AIDS has already been found! You may be asking the obvious questions: “But if that’s the case why is there such a huge AIDS fundraising campaign to raise money for AIDS research and an AIDS cure? And why are there so many people still suffering from HIV and AIDS?” AIDS Cure Suppressed? The answer to these questions is more about money than anything else. You see HIV and AIDS is a billion dollar industry both from the funding aspect and from the treatment of this condition. So called AIDS researchers depend largely on the money they receive from governments and from the public to keep up their “work” and to stay in the limelight by continuing to find the so called cure to this widespread problem. HIV and AIDS drugs which are heavily pushed as soon as a person is diagnosed as HIV positive are huge money makers for drug companies – the same drug companies who sponsor medical schools and hospitals, and who have representatives on the FDA. Do you really think that it serves their interests to tell you about a simple, inexpensive cure for HIV and AIDS? This explains why this information about using electrical currents to deactivate the HIV virus has barely created a ripple of interest. It was mentioned briefly in The Houston Post (Mar 20, 1991), then in Science News (Mar. 30, 1991) and later in Longevity Magazine: (Dec.1992). Since then, there has been no real fanfare or publicity of this news. Electrical Therapy Receives US Patent Dr Kaali outlined methods for treating an AIDS patient with this new therapy. After successfully treating AIDS patients, he filed for a patent on his device on Nov 16, 1990 and nine months later was granted patent #5,139,684. This is important to note because: 1. In order to obtain a patent from the United States Patent Office, Dr Kaali had to prove that the device worked as he said it did. US patents are not handed out without solid proof. 2. It usually takes years to get a patent, but this patent was given in nine months; more proof that in fact the claims of Kaali where very strong. Apart from appearing in the 3 publications I have listed above and the March ‘91 AIDS conference, this discovery seemed to vanish into oblivion. As I have stated, I believe there are many reasons that Kaali and Lyman’s discovery was suppressed following the March ‘91 AIDS conference presentation. Is Electrical Therapy Safe? Yes, blood electrification delivers less current than the AMA approved TENS units. Dr Steven Kaali, said that electricity itself has no toxic side effects. The earliest recorded medical use of electricity is in 46A.D. when the

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Roman emperor’s doctor recommended treatment with the electric torpedo fish for rheumatism and gout. Benjamin Franklin also used electricity to treat people with neurologic problems. Uses Of Electrical Therapy The basis of electrical therapy involves using small amounts of electric currents to disable or kill viruses, bacteria, parasites and other pathogens (such as yeast and mycoplasmas) in the body. By rapidly destroying these organisms in your body, your immune system which has been overburdened and worn out, can now function as it should, restoring health and vitality to your body. There have been documented reports of AIDS patients literally on their deathbed being treated with this therapy and recovering to lead normal healthy lives. You see AIDS sufferers don’t die from AIDS. They die from opportunistic infections that kill them because their immune systems were so overloaded that they just stopped working. There are over 20 of these opportunistic infections and this technology kills all of them. Once it does that, the AIDS patients get well; they lead normal lives. The evidence is there but has been suppressed by the establishment. They don’t want you and anyone else to have access to this simple therapy because you will then no longer be part of the “system” and you will not need their highly expensive drugs, which will kill you in the end anyway. This therapy is not only being used for AIDS: one of the largest alternative cancer clinics in the western hemisphere has been using this therapy to treat cancer patients: they are reporting that 87% of their terminal (not mid-stage) cancer patients, who had been given up for dead, are now healed. They have clean biopsies. They are up, they are back at work. Those patients used the same therapy I am telling you about now.

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How Can You Use Electrical Therapy For Removing Viruses, Bacteria & Fungi From Your Body? Electrical therapy of the blood is now simple to use: a wrist strap is attached to your wrist which contains two electrodes which are placed over your arterial points. These electrodes are connected to a small device which outputs the small electrical currents into your arteries. By using the device for an hour at a time on a regular basis, you can achieve complete blood cleansing of viruses, bacteria, parasites and any other pathogen. Once this is done, your immune system will return to full strength. Your immune system is a major player in your health and once this is revitalized, your overall health will improve dramatically. This therapy when combined with whole body detoxification and whole body ozone therapy, I believe will lead to even faster and more powerful results and to a much stronger and healthier immune system, and to a much stronger and healthier you! You can have the latest blood electrical therapy together with the most advanced medical whole body detoxification and whole body ozone therapy (EBOO) at Neogen Anti Aging in Kuta, Bali. You can call them on 0361 767613. The trained doctors and nurses there will be able to help you with these therapies together with the latest Anti Aging Programs, including: HGH therapy, testosterone therapy, natural hormone therapy for men and women, stem cell therapy and much more. For more information on this therapy or any other anti aging therapy, feel free to contact me at: DrTheodoreBali@gmail. com 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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For Sale; Nokia 1616 hand phone, black colour, FM radio with 3.5mm AV connector. This phone is brand new, unwanted gift, box still sealed. Rp. 270.000 ONO. Tel Kevin on 0878 6192 8179. [035]

For Sale; Playstation 2 original US games: God Of War 1 & 2. Complete in original cases with manual books.Contact:<garage868@ gmail.com> or 081 193 9281. Sanur. [128]

For Sale; Samsung DVD Rom player for desktop, never been used. Selling for Rp.175.000 ONO. Tel Kevin on 0878 6192 8179. [036]

For Sale; Nintendo DS-Lite white + protective casing. 140++ free games included! All for only Rp. 1.5million. E-mail: <garage868@gmail. com>. HP: 081 193 9281. Sanur. [129]

For Sale; King sized bed, dark wood frame and 2 bedside tables and orthipedic mattress, used as guest bed. Still new condition, 6 months old. Rp. 3.500,000. Please contact 0858 5745 5263. Kerobokan. [117]

For Sale; Brand new! Lego Tie Fighter: comes with Darth Vader Minifigure and his ship. Cost Rp. Rp. 550,000. Original, still in box. It’s a lego set from 2008. Cheaper than in stores! 081 2381 6757. [064]

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Soft Opening Discount 30%, please bring this ad! Valid from Sept. 01 - Oct 06, 2010 Well trained male and female therapist indulge your senses Relaxing ,Traditonal Balinese,Deep Tissue Massage (1 hrs - Rp. 130’ 000.-net) (1.5 hrs - Rp. 170’000.-net) Foot Reflexology (1 hrs - Rp. 120’ 000.-net) Back Massage (30 min - Rp. 60’ 000.-net) Natural Facial (1 hrs - Rp. 100’ 000.-net) T-BOY-G Packages (T-BOY-G 2 hrs – Rp. 195’000.-net) (T-BOY-G 2.5 hrs – Rp. 250’000.-net)

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Body & Spirit

08 September - 22 September, 2010

Bali Advertiser

BeautyTherapy

+ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + the on facials hair & nails cosmetics + + body & wellness anti-ageing + + with + + + So, here you all are, August was your month ‘out on the town’, bet you are now + + feeling tired and a bit worn, I would suggest perhaps, you have been partying + + + too much?! + Never mind, easy to remedy, what many of you need is a day at your favorite + + beauty salon, hairdresser & spa for a high level dose of skin pampering, hair & + care treatments, exercise to suit your personality? plus a week of eating + + nail clear soups, salads & vegetables, drink plenty of aqua, juice, but no alcohol! + + + You will feel a whole lot better, incredibly better, so, while it’s a little quieter out + + + there on the streets, go and support all our fabulous beauty salons! + Let me tell you about a business, called Bali Wellness Journeys, an + + integrated wellbeing experience, much more than a massage or spa treatment + session, but you will come away with knowledge that will enhance your well be+ ing and widen your perspective after experiencing a number of treatments and + + + healing methods. + After years of following traditional western medicines, many people are re- + + looking at what is on offer from the many integrated wellness treatments & + + programs. There definitely seems to be a sharing of experiences in the value of + healing practices combined with alternative therapies, selected spa + + traditional experiences, and other options. Guided by local and Western expertise, you will + be connected with selected specialists offering a wide range of skills in treatments + + + and practices. + An introduction to naturopathy, which can provide many options for prevention + + (nutrition, iridology & allergic reaction) Homeopathic remedies, Ayurvedic treat- + Reflexology, body consultation along with an understanding of tradi- + + ments, tional healing among other forms of practice.At the end of an ‘encounter’, you + will find that your body is more united with your soul and spirit, all in order, that + + + you can ‘live longer and prosper’! + For more information contact E: info@baliwellnessjourneys.com or connect + + + to W: www.baliwellnessjourneys.com + + + + + + + + So, have YOU discovered the traditional Barber Club for Men yet? if not, then + + + Look for the traditional striped barber pole on the roadside of No 12b, Jl Petitenget, + Flexi: 0361 9940095 or + + Kerobokan, E: bodybeautybalance@yahoo.com.au + (just keep driving around Jl Petitenget from BIKU direction, or you may be driving + + + from Jl Kerobokan, past Metis) + And, one other locator to this newish salon is, opposite WARUNG EROPA, + + recently refurbished into a super smart, comfortable more modern Warung and + + known all over Bali for their finger-licking good, crispy duck, Yum yum! Or per- + haps, if you are ‘doing the shopping rounds’, drop by for a coffee, iced ginger + + tea or fresh lime juice. T: 0361 747 1771 + + Body Beauty Balance is the actual name of the salon, but it’s referred to + as, B Male & B female. A fully serviced hair & beauty salon, for men & + + + women. + + female is naturally all about treatments for the females, and plenty of activity + + B here, so let’s go across to the B male section, via the dividing water wall. It’s + true, the male domain looks exactly like an authentic men’s barber shop, complete + + + with special chairs, cut throat shaving items all set up & in place. + Speaking with the barbers here, most of the younger crowd, favor either a no-hair + + look, the five o’clock shadow on the face or longer hair often worn in a pony tail. + + (mind you, these days & in Bali, anything goes?! ) but, if it’s a slightly older pro- + fessional guy, someone who wants to ‘make his mark’ to look good, (find him in + a government office/property/insurance/ perhaps a car salesman/retail, then this + + is the guy that is the target client for B male, and you will be treated hand- + + + somely! + These guys want to look sharp! Well dressed, to stand out in the crowd, what + + + they don’t need is a head of messy un-cut straggly hair. + + The main treatments that seem to be the go are – + + Haircuts, color & highlights, head massage, shaving, trimming of excess facial + + hair, then of course manicures and pedicures for men (just buffed, no polish) + mind you, there are some creative types around that will go for a little toenail + + + polish & why not? what about a dark red/brown ? + Massage and Reflexology are par for the course, all to keep that male of yours + + + relaxed & unstressed, so he can escort you out to dinner perhaps. + + the other area that is big biz here, is waxing! Yes, girls do like some hair + + Now, on the chest, but not all over the back or shoulders, so off it comes, wax or clip? + And of course there is a Wedding package offer, not only for brides & their maids, + + but for the possibly flustered groom and his groomsmen, they need some pam- + + + pering too! + My comment to the men out there is to follow your personal preference in hair + + styles, most salons accept male clients, but B male has a certain ‘barber shop + manliness’ and I often wonder if men, once they have acquired the taste, will + + they discover the world of beauty as we girls know it today?! + + + + Inquiries: E - retailtherapym@yahoo.com.au + + www.retailtherapybali.com +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

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Body & Spirit 19

08 September - 22 September, 2010

Lost; Driving license A & C (SIM) Morris Mangke. STNK Wilfried Barnabi Sianipar, location Legian - Kuta on 17 Aug. Rewards will be given + no further questions asked. Call Esther 0813 3752 4400 or Morris 0813 3007 2627. Legian. [050]

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www.tarotpredictionsguru.com JI Werkudara 520, Legian Kaja, Kuta Hp: 081 811 9634 email: onasis@indo.net.id C/He/I-13 Jan 10

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For Sale; Sharp Superior 2 door fridge, 525 litre, double fan cooled, frost free, excellent working condition. Rp. 3,500,000 ONO. Ph: 0812 391 3061 Tuban. [014] 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 USD 480, act fast. Call Ardi 0813 3736 3059. Kerobokan. [015] For Sale; Compaq laptop, 14.1 inch, Core2Duo2, Win7 ultimate, 320GB HD, 4GB RAM, complete with accessories, protector, books, and CD. Was USD 1300 now USD 780 ONO. Please call/SMS Ardi 0813 3736 3059. Kerobokan. [016]

For Sale; Do-It-Yourself homekits anti-aging spa. Medical grade natural items. Great for enhancing your wellness at home. Unused gifts. SMS 0813 3736 3059 for details. [018] For Sale; Bike woman’s mountain bike. Bought in Taiwan, brand is Giant, in great condition. Bought for wife but she never rode it. Bought at Rp. 8 million price Rp. 4 million. Contact 0878 6192 8382. Kerobokan. [019]

HOTEL * BEAUTY SALON * HOSPITAL * SPA* SOUVENIR * BABY SHOP

TOWELS WHOLESALE PUSAT HANDUK 55 JL NAKULA NO 27 DPS - (0361) 36736 55 - 081 558 04 1922 TOWELS IN ALL SIZES * BATH MAT * HAND TOWEL * BATHROBE NC/He/G-8 Sept. 10

For Sale; Surfboards 6’6 Roberts, Ventura California, 6’2 JR / 6’0 Dahlberg, 7’0 Pearson Arrow each Rp. 2.5 million. Call 0878 6192 8382. Kerobokan. [020] For Sale; Surfboard. Mini Malibu/funboard 6,9 sick stick Rp. 2.5 million. Contact 0812 394 2215. Jimbaran. [021] For Sale; All fuel camping stove coleman 442 feather dual fuel. Runs on petrol also amazing, used 1 time new in box. Rp. 700.000. Contact 0812 394 2215. Jimbaran. [022]

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REFLEXOLOGY 1 hour = Rp. 40.000

Advanced Ozone Therapy increases the level of the ATP molecule, which is responsible for a wide range of conditions within the cells. More importantly, they are the main energy providers that facilitate all of the normal processess of human metabolism

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BODY MASSAGE 1 hour = Rp. 67.000 1,5 hours = Rp. 90.000

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Body & Spirit

08 September - 22 September, 2010

Bali Advertiser

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

HELP!............My Child is Choking! (Part II) Gulp! If your child puts a small object in her mouth and it disappears, call your doctor or the nearest emergency room. The item could be lodged in the esophagus or it could have gone into the digestive tract. Most foreign bodies that are swallowed will pass through the digestive tract without doing damage, so your doctor may suggest letting nature take its course. In some cases, however, your doctor may recommend an X-ray to determine exactly where the object has gone, and the foreign body may have to be removed. Often this can be done with an endoscope that can be passed down the esophagus. Surgery is necessary only in rare cases when the object is stuck firmly or is large or sharp. Infant First Aid for Choking and CPR We’d all like to think that we’ll never be put in the position of having to save our baby’s life, but it could happen. Babies choke on food and toys, slip under the water in the tub or a pool, and get caught in drawstrings and curtain cords. If your baby is ever choking or suddenly lifeless, you’ll want to know what to do. This is a step-by-step guide to explain the basics of first aid for choking and CPR, but please don’t rely on it as your sole source of information. Set aside a few hours to take an infant and child CPR course to learn and practice the proper techniques. These techniques differ depending on the age of the child, and doing them improperly can be harmful. The following instructions are for babies younger than 12 months old Choking • Step 1: Assess the situation quickly. If your baby is suddenly unable to cry or cough, something may be blocking her airway, and you’ll need to help her get it out. She may make odd noises or no sound at all while opening her mouth and her skin may turn bright red or blue. If she’s coughing or gagging, her airway is only partially blocked. In this case, let her continue to cough. Coughing is the most effective way to dislodge a blockage. If your baby isn’t able to cough up the object, ask someone to call an ambulance, taxi or the local emergency number while you begin back blows and chest thrusts (see step 2, below). (If you’re alone with your baby, give two minutes of care, then call for help). On the other hand, if you suspect that your baby’s airway is closed off because her throat has swollen shut, call fro assistance immediately. Your baby may be having an allergic reaction — to something she ate or to an insect bite, for example — or she may have an infection, like croup. • Step 2: Try to dislodge the object with back blows and chest thrusts. Check your babies mouth/throat and finger sweep as far back in the mouth as you can to dislodge any foreign body. If your baby can’t clear her airway on her own and you believe something is trapped there, carefully position her facedown on your forearm with your hand supporting her head and neck. Rest the arm holding your baby on your thigh. Support your baby so that her head is lower than the rest of her body. Then, using the heel of your hand, give her five firm and distinct back blows between her shoulder blades to try to dislodge the object. Next, place your free hand (the one that had been delivering the back blows) on the back of your baby’s head with your arm along her spine. Carefully turn her over while supporting her head and neck. Support your baby face-up with your forearm resting on your thigh, still keeping her head lower than the rest of her body. Place the pads of two or three fingers just below an imaginary line running between your baby’s nipples. To give a chest thrust, push straight down on the chest 1/2 inch to 1 inch, then allow the chest to come back to its normal position. Give five chest thrusts. The chest thrusts should be smooth, not jerky. Continue the sequence of five back blows and five chest thrusts until the object is forced out or your baby starts to cough. If she’s coughing, let her try to cough up the object. If your baby becomes unconscious at any time, she’ll need modified CPR (see full instructions below). Give her two rescue breaths. If the air doesn’t go in (you don’t see her chest rise), re-tilt her head and try two rescue breaths again. If her chest still doesn’t rise, give her 30 chest compressions. Look in her mouth and remove the object if you see it. Give her two more rescue breaths; repeat the chest compressions, and so on, until help arrives.

How to Give CPR - What is CPR? CPR stands for cardiopulmonary resuscitation. This is the lifesaving measure you can take to save your baby if she shows no signs of life (breathing or movement). CPR uses chest compressions and rescue breaths to circulate blood that contains oxygen to the brain and other vital organs until emergency medical personnel arrive. Keeping oxygenated blood circulating can help prevent brain damage — which can occur within a few minutes — and death. Giving CPR isn’t hard to do. Follow these steps: • Step 1: Check your baby’s condition. Is your baby conscious? Flick her foot or gently tap on her shoulder and call out. If she doesn’t respond, have someone call the local emergency number. (If you’re alone with your baby, give two minutes of care as described below, then call yourself.) Swiftly but gently place your baby on her back on a firm surface. Make sure she isn’t bleeding severely. If she is, take measures to stop the bleeding by applying pressure to the area. Do not administer CPR until the bleeding is under control. • Step 2: Open your baby’s airway. Tilt your baby’s head back with one hand and lift her chin slightly with the other. (You don’t need to tilt an infant’s head back very far to open her airway.) Check for signs of life (movement and breathing) for no more than ten seconds. To check for your baby’s breath, put your head down next to her mouth, looking toward her feet. Look to see whether her chest is rising and listen for breathing sounds. If she’s breathing, you should be able to feel her breath on your cheek. • Step 3: Give her two gentle breaths. If your baby isn’t breathing, give her two little breaths, each lasting just one second. Cover your baby’s nose and mouth with your mouth and gently exhale into her lungs only until you see her chest rise. Remember that a baby’s lungs are much smaller than yours, so it takes much less than a full breath to fill them. Breathing too hard or too fast can force air into the infant’s stomach or damage her lungs. If her chest doesn’t rise, her airway is blocked. Give her first aid for choking, above. If the breaths go in, give your baby two breaths in a row, pausing between rescue breaths to let the air flow back out. • Step 4: Give her 30 chest compressions. With your baby still lying on her back, place the pads of two or three fingers just below an imaginary line running between your baby’s nipples. With the pads of these fingers on that spot, compress the chest 1/2 inch to 1 inch. Push straight down. Compressions should be smooth, not jerky. Give her 30 chest compressions at the rate of 100 per minute. When you complete 30 compressions, give two rescue breaths (step 3, above). • Step 5: Repeat compressions and breaths. Repeat the cycle of 30 compressions and two breaths. If you’re alone with your baby, call the local emergency number after two minutes of care. Continue the cycle of compressions and breaths until help arrives. Even if your baby seems fine by the time help arrives, you’ll want to have her checked by a doctor to make sure that her airway is completely clear and that she hasn’t sustained any internal injuries.

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Kim Patra is a qualified registered nurse and midwife who has been living and working in Bali for almost 20 years. She now runs her own private practice and medical referral service from her Kuta office. Kim is happy to discuss any health concerns with you and she may be contacted via e-mail at info@ chcbali.com or Hp. 081 2366 0000.

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Bali Advertiser

Body & Spirit 21

08 September - 22 September, 2010

Yoga & Meditation Retreat Center Bojjhanga Bhavana Center, Kintamani, Bali

Finding Your Inner Peace For Your Body & Mind Batur Lake & Mt. Batur View Facilities Function hall for 100 persons, incl. sound system, dining hall, individual bedroom with communal bathroom. Group booking min. 40 persons & max. 50 persons

For Sale; HP wireless keyboard and mouse, Works great, but missing battery compartment door. I just use tape. Rp. 300.000 ONO. Contact 0361 746 0113. Legian. [005] For Sale; Mini external USB DVD writer, dual layer, like new. Call for specs. Rp. 800.000. Contact 0361 746 0113. Legian. [006] For Sale; Set of 2 Balinese doors, 1 large, 1 normal size. Hard teak wood, beautiful carving. Left over from project, sell cheap. 0878 6001 7014. Seminyak. [007]

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For Sale; Pool chlorinator, brand Enduro, suitable for middle size pool, used 6 months, still mounted. Sell because of pool leaking. 0878 6001 7014. Seminyak. [008] For Sale; PSP red colour 8GB, still in the box, only sale Rp. 2.000.000. Call Ami 0813 3755 0549. Denpasar. [009]

For Sale; Surfboards. Jimmy Lewis Hawaii Secret Weapon Sandwich Epoxy Tuflite 7,3 x 21 1/2 x 2 1/2 blue and white with deck pad like new Rp. 5.500.000. SMS 0813 3767 7355. [024] For Sale; Old antique farmer books in Dutch language, Old Dutch - English dictionary establish in 1945-1950 E-mail or SMS for more details <aasoerya@yahoo. com> or 081 855 0799 Denpasar. [025] Looking For; Tennis/badminton or squash partner for Tuesday or Friday between 6-9pm after work or Sunday 10am-4pm. Motivated beginner. Kuta/Sanur/Denpasar. Other sport ideas welcome, I’m 38 and need to do regular exercise. <pa@greenindonesia. com>. [026]

For Sale; Unwanted gift Getra stainless steel gas frier, good for home or small bussines. Costing new Rp. 1.300.000 will sell for Rp. 800.000. Call Paul 0812 1456 9329. Nusa Dua. [010]

For Sale; 5 (or less) section, 26/21/15m internet antenna. Complete with all poles, wires, hardware, cables, except modem. Works with Blueline, Global Extreme. Rp. 4. 5 million OBO, less if 4/3 sections. <Dave705@ seabelow.com> / 081 2362 0676. Ubud. [027]

Garage Sale; Expat moving. 1 Klik Klak divan/bed, 2 day beds synthetic rattan + 2 table, 1 satellite parabola 2,3 diameter + Hansen digital receiver, 2 lamps, paintings, Deco items. All must go. 081 7370 1285. Legian. [148]

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by Dr. Rob Revelation Paintings by Made Arya Palguna At Tony Raka Gallery, Jl. Raya Mas 86, Ubud Tel: 7816785 In his exhibition ‘Revelation’, Made Palguna attempts to depict religious miracles. To find personal miracles in Indonesia, Made believes that these revelations will only come to good people, through prayer, dreams and meditation. To conduct a holy life, like that of Mohammad or Jesus, Made feels, can lead to an epiphany. However, what is ironic in Made’s art is that he doesn’t look for these moments of illumination in a spiritually induced trance, but, rather, in the day to day activities of ordinary Indonesian people. As the works ‘Gembala’ and ‘Beauty Pose’ demonstrate, when creating a painting, Made seeks his inspiration from stories in the newspapers, magazines, television, Gembala the movies, advertising, the internet, and even from his handy-phone. Made is seeking stories which contain an element of truth and inspiration. Fragments of these stories, and images, are then collaged together, and overpainted with abstracted patterning and decoration, to create a cohesive whole. The result is an impressive kaleidoscopic representation of a spiritually inclined nation, seeking unity, fulfillment, and personal contentment. Beauty Pose New Color Windows Paintings by Peter Dittmar At Tony Raka Gallery, Jl. Raya Mas 86, Ubud Tel: 7816785 Born in Munich in 1945, Peter Dittmar came in contact with Hindu-Buddhist beliefs in the 1970s, when he went to India to explore the then current Eastern ideas that were entering the minds of Western youth in spiritual revolt. For the Hindu-Buddhist, the world is in perpetual motion, and man, Color Windows 2 as a component of this world, can only achieve release by adapting his ethics and deeds to its cosmic rhythm. Peter Dittmar’s spiritual leanings took him to practice Japanese Zen Buddhism, and his art is an expression of his Zen inspired quest for an ideal ‘stillnesscum-void’ which finds its translation in a minimalist manner. However, it would be wrong to suggest that Dittmar is a minimalist, because his paintings are more inward looking, contemplative, and emotionally driven, than to strict adherence to the minimalist aesthetic. In his previous exhibitions, Peter Dittmar aimed to evoke a sense of contemplation and stillness through carefully graduated tonal colors, which were enclosed in regular geometric squares. Those abstract geometric paintings were intended to symbolize the encounter the Color Windows 3 beholder may have with the absolute stillness of the ‘Void’, and, the works aimed to consciously evoke Hindu-Buddhist symbolism. Whether hung individually, or in groups of two, four or six, the paintings

conjured up the notion of meditative Mandalas. In all of those works the viewer was led to a central focal point through a cultured application of geometric proportions. The works combined sophisticated plays of tonal coloration and patterning, along with optical illusions created through protruding and receding space distortions. In the ‘New Color Windows’ exhibition, Dittmar takes his art one step further by physically depicting for us his concept of the ‘stillness-cum-void’. As the works ‘Color Windows 2 & 3’ show, the central focal point of each painting has been removed, and, is now replaced by a cut-out empty space. These new paintings take us ever deeper into an ultimate ‘stillness-cum-void’ of Dittmar’s making. All of his works can best be understood as vehicles for meditation. Dittmar’s paintings are not ‘colored windows’ of the visible world but are ‘colored windows’ for the mind. Mental Gerilya Paintings by Stefan Buana At Tony Raka Gallery, Jl. Raya Mas 86, Ubud Tel: 7816785 As the son of an Army officer, the life of Sumatran artist Stefan Buana has been conditioned by military ideology and imagery. His exhibition ‘Mental Gerilya’, depicts a ‘Hero’s Journey’ whilst Indonesia struggled Untitled 2 to become independent. But, simultaneously, Stefan is also suggesting that common people, like farmers, factory workers, office personnel, fishermen, artisans, and even ojek boys, can all become Hero’s as well, as they labor to unite and emancipate Indonesia. In works such as ‘Untitled 2 & 3’, Stefan builds up dense canvases with a variety of materials such as sand, butcher-paper, and found discarded objects. Into these Untitled 3 backgrounds are scratched pencil-like etchings which can be highly evocative and powerful, or pleasantly decorative. The result is reminiscent of ancient cave paintings, but, perhaps, implies a more modern day image of Indonesian tribalism. Visual Spa Photography by Stephan Max Reinhold At Hanna Art Space, Jl. Raya Pengosekan, Ubud Tel: 978216 For Stephan Max Reinhold it all started one hot and steamy afternoon by the pool. While exploring Bali on his rented motorcycle, Stephan got caught in the rain. He was soaked by the time he got back to his budget hotel, and he decided to jump into the pool. It was still raining hard. As he swam with the water at eye level, he saw for the first time the magic of drops of water hitting the surface, splashing, crowning, rebounding, and coming back down. He was captivated. He returned that night with a camera in a plastic bag, and took his first water drop pictures. This became the inspiration for his ‘Liquid Art’ photography. Now, in his exhibition entitled ‘Visual Spa’, Stephan Max Reinhold shows that magical process of the play of water, in a way the human eye cannot perceive it. He considers his

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ART & ARTISTS Limited Time Exhibitions Cold and Hot Artist : Aricadia Genre : Paintings Period : July 01 until October 01, 2010 Every day, 08.00AM until 11.00PM Location : Daddy’s Cafe, Kartika Plaza Street (Kuta Terrace), Kuta Tel: 0817565717 Eastside, The Journey Artist : Angelo Bellobono Genre : Paintings Period : July 30 until September 15, 2010 Every day, 10.00AM until 6.00PM Location : Biasa Art Space, Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 34, Seminyak Tel: 08123947142 Indonesia 1939 Artist : Horace Bristol Genre : Photography Period : August 6 until October 4, 2010 Every day, 10.00AM until 6.00PM Location : Jenggala Gallery, Jl. Uluwatu II, Jimbaran Tel: 703311 Lovely Moonsters Artist : Razcel Jan Luiz Salvarita Genre : Paintings Period : August 16 until September 30, 2010 Every day, 11.00AM until Midnight Location : Café des Artistes, Jl. Bisma 9X, Ubud Tel: 972706 Mental Gerilya Artist : Stefan Buana Genre : Paintings Period : August 17 until September 17, 2010 Every day, 10.00AM until 6.00PM Location : Tony Raka Gallery, Jl. Raya Mas 86, Ubud Tel: 7816785 New Color Windows Artist : Peter Dittmar Genre : Paintings Period : August 17 until September 17, 2010 Every day, 10.00AM until 6.00PM Location : Tony Raka Gallery, Jl. Raya Mas 86, Ubud Tel: 7816785 Passing By A Colored Space Artists : Ida Bagus Urip Candrabayu and I Wayan Setem Genre : Paintings Period : September 2 until October 4, 2010 Every day, 9.00AM until 6.00PM Location : Ganesha Gallery, Four Seasons Resort, Jimbaran Bay Tel: 701010 Relics Of A Dreaming Artist : Hillary Kane Genre : Ceramic Period : September 10 until October 10, 2010 Every day, 08.00AM until 10.00PM Location : Gaya Art Space, Jl. Raya Sayan, Ubud Tel: 979252 Revelation Artist : I Made Arya Palguna Genre : Paintings Period : August 17 until September 17, 2010 Every day, 10.00AM until 6.00PM Location : Tony Raka Gallery, Jl. Raya Mas 86, Ubud Tel: 7816785 The Hanging Wings Artist : Tawa, Leo, Kanik and Aricadia Genre : Paintings Period : August 09 until October 09, 2010 Every day, 08.00AM untill 06.00PM Location : Hanging Garden Hotel, Br. Susut, Buahan, Payangan Tel: 982700 Unnatural Selection Artists : Group Exhibition Genre : Paintings Period : August 28 until September 26, 2010 Every day, 10.00AM until 6.00PM Location : Kendra Gallery, Jl. Drupadi 88B, Basangkasa, Seminyak Tel: 736628 You Can’t Stop Me Artist : Eva Schumy Genre : Paintings Period : September 4 until September 26, 2010 Every day, 10.00AM until 5.00PM Location : Adi’s Gallery, Jl. Bisma 102, Ubud Tel: 977104 Please e-mail Bali Advertiser to place your exhibition here free of charge. Bali Advertiser reserves the right to publish or not publish submissions.

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08 September - 22 September, 2010

For Sale; Antique teak wood bench (sofa). Big size 180cm x 80cm x 60cm, Rp. 3.5 mill. 2 medium teak wood bench, 1m x 40cm x 70cm Rp. 1.8 mill ea. 2 small 80cm x 40cm x 70cm, Rp. 1.2 mill ea. All must go. Also sell CPU for Windows PC SP2, 512 RAM, 160GB ROM, Rp. 3.5 mill nego. Call 0813 3872 4288. Denpasar. [001]

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Reproductive Health & Education in Pasar Badung & Kumbasari

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By Michele Cempaka “HIV/AIDS and other STDs have spread throughout Bali, yet dissemination on these diseases rarely reaches most groups of the population. Women are at risk for STDs through commercial sex work and high risk behavior of men. They are the ones who suffer more consequences due to biological vulnerability and the lack of early symptoms of many STDs in women. Other health problems affecting women, such as breast and cervical cancer, reproductive tract infections, domestic violence and maternal death are also common in Bali. The Maternal Mortality Ratio has been estimated by a recent study at approximately 112 per 100,000 live births, lower than the national level, but almost triple the levels in Thailand and Malaysia. However, women tend to put low priority on their health problems, failing to allocate time and money for seeking health care. They also tend to have less access to information than men and thus to be less empowered to act to protect themselves,” (from YRS informational material) Yayasa n Ram a S es an a (YRS) began in 1999 with the vision of developing high quality human resources among marginal communities in Bali. Their mission is threefold: 1) to improve community-based prevention and reproductive health services 2) to empower families to improve their welfare and self-reliance, especially in marginal communities and 3) to improve empowerment efforts with a view to achieving a sustainable Balinese community based on gender equality and justice. Their modest clinic located on the 4th floor of Pasar Badung, was completed in 2003, and currently services 20 - 25 women a day who are mostly local women working or living close by the pasar. YRS has recruited and trained a qualified doctor, 3 counselors/outreach workers, a nurse, lab technician, an administrative assistant/accountant and an office assistant. Their clinical services include pelvic exams, STD testing, Pap smears, antenatal care, contraceptive check ups, breast exams, counseling, treatments and referrals. In addition, through a joint project with Prima Medika, YRS is able to offer free mammograms to low income women. All of their services are provided on a donation basis, giving women the chance to make their own health a priority without worry about the cost. According to Dr. Sari, routine check ups can greatly assist women with early detection and prevention of cancer. Dr. Sari has been a strong advocate for women’s reproductive health for many years. Perhaps this is due to the fact that as a child she recalls her own father going out into the community to promote health. He frequently brought her into the village where they held meetings about family planning, sparking her interest in health. These experiences were the catalyst for her ultimate decision to become a doctor and dedicate her life to helping women with reproductive health services and education. Since YRS is only an NGO, they are concerned with how they can sustain their projects, as the funding they receive from the Anniken Foundation covers only 75% of their operating costs; the remaining 25% comes from fundraisers and private donations.

Some people may find it strange that a reproductive health clinic is situated right in the heart of Pasar Badung, (a traditional food market in the middle of Denpasar) but YRS Founder/Director, Dr. Luh Putu UpadiSari and her team of dedicated staff are happy to be working there, because they know this is the best place to be in order to help low income women who would otherwise not seek out reproductive healthcare for themselves. Every day three staff members from YRS visit Pasar Badung and Kembusari Art Market to disseminate information about reproductive health. In addition, they sometimes visit other markets in Denpasar by request. “We’d really like to promote the clinic more, so that women are aware of us and get routine check ups to prevent infections and other medical problems,” says Dr. Sari. In addition, every year YRS trains 20 women from the market for their ‘Peer Education Program’. About 12 of these women are active, going out every month to educate women on reproductive health. YRS monitors their progress with monthly meetings where they discuss how things are going in the field. “I have a dream that in the future all traditional markets like Pasar Badung offer services like this,” says Dr. Sari.

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Dr. Sari admits that there have been some challenges running a reproductive clinic, as sex is a ‘taboo’ subject in Indonesia. As a result, they have had to be very creative about how they approach the topic of sexuality. “Another challenge that we face is finding staff that are willing to work in a traditional market, because there is a mindset that a health provider should be based in a hospital,” says Dr. Sari. Even so, the market is the best place for the clinic because of the numbers of women who come there. These women also play a potentially important function in distributing information about women’s health. In addition, a substantial portion of them may be at great risk of health problems like STDs due to low education, low income, long work hours and lack of information. In 2011, Dr. Sari hopes to expand her programs to include educational opportunities for women to learn how to read and write, as well as finding ways for them to increase their income. All of these things have a big impact on whether women are willing to make their own health a priority in their lives. If you would like to find out how you can support Yayasan Rama Sesana (YRS), please visit their website at: www. yrsbali.org or come to their clinic at Pasar Badung or visit their new fundraising branch located at: Jalan Tukad Buaji, #37A, Panjer, Denpasar. Please call in advance on: (0361)247-363. For questions or comments about this column, please email: michelina630@hotmail.com

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For Sale; Mitsubishi Master Slim 2pk air conditioner new compressor only used one week, best offer, no SMS please phone 081 2391 4016. Kuta. [121] For Sale; Brand new digital satellite receiver, PowerComs PC1. New in box with matching parabole. Rp. 1 mill. Please contact in Sanur: <bea.wickrath@hotmail. com>. [012] For Sale; Custom made teak wood baby change table. Very solid, can use up until child 3 year old at least. Large drawer for storage and shelves below. Rp. 650,000 ONO. Contact 0812 391 3061. Tuban. [013

For Sale; Toko/shop/garage doors. Concertina heavy duty steel security doors as seen on banks and shops. Fit most size openings. Cost Rp. 13jt will accept reasonable offer. Ideal for garage/ storage/shop. Contact 0818 0576 6160. Sanur. [135] For Sale; Generator/genset 25KW, very little use, still under warranty. Only a few months old. Rp. 3,500,000. Please phone or SMS to 0818 0576 6160. Sanur. [136] For Sale; Ceragem compact. Therapy giok stone, Rp. 11 juta. Included box, therapy table + extra ball 9. Please contact 081 7474 4504 Syam. Kuta. [137] For Sale; One rattan lazy chair, some repairs needed, two weak garden chairs. Call Wolf 487 989, SMS 0852 3917 4139. Photos by e-mail <wolfwalterbali@gmail. com>. Denpasar. [138] For Sale; Still like new musical mobile for baby crib/ cot. Battery operated so you don’t have to keep winding it, Rp. 200k. Picture, send e-mail: <esss42@ymail.com> or SMS 081 189 9733. Denpasar. [032]

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For Sale; Still like new Bright Starts play-mat with 4 toys, music, mirror and 1 extra ring to hang other toy, still with storing bag and manual Rp. 300k. Picture, please e-mail: <esss42@ymail.com> or SMS 081 189 9733. Denpasar. [033]

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Do Balinese still believe in Black Magic? When Bali was a much more homogenous place, with less outside influence, a smaller population and a higher majority of followers of the unique Balinese brand of Hinduism, most people believed in the existence and power of black magic. No electricity, a lack of education and knowledge about health only propounded a belief in the supernatural to ‘explain the unexplained’. In fact, there were parts of Bali that we renowned for clusters of black magic practitioners— Sanur, for example, was for many a dreaded place to visit due to the presence of witches who regularly engaged in leyak (which often appeared as whirling fireballs) battles. Not only this, but people were also wary of attending art performances such as Calonarang, since brave protagonists often took it upon themselves to invite leyak witches to take part. I still hear stories from elders who said that anyone who dared to return home before the performances were finished could risk being confronted by manifestations of witches hiding in the village’s small alleyways. As this island, with its mystic Hindu beliefs and daily rituals, hurtles into the modernity of the 21st century, it’s becoming harder to see evidence of belief in the ‘dark side’. In saying this, however, even amidst neon lights, hotels, malls and clubs, many still believe in the power and existence of dark forces. In fact, I regularly hear comments—from all socioeconomic and educational backgrounds—about a family member or a friend who has been struck down by black magic; normally justified by the fact that doctors’ visits have not shown any pathological illness. I also still hear from Balinese who prefer not to visit Sanur if they can help it, or, if they do, are careful not to offend anyone. So, even though the belief is less pronounced, the black magic realm is certainly still hidden away somewhere in the darker corners of the Balinese psyche. 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) 8427030 for further queries. Copyright © Kulture Kid 2010 You can read all past articles of Kulture Kid at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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Singapore is like that obnoxious student that everybody hated back in high school, the one that aced every exam and destroyed every grading curve. The city state’s politicians and bureaucrats have all the right answers (and some of the highest paid government jobs in the world), do everything by the book, and project an air of corruption-free competency seldom seen in the major cities of their neighbors. The usual complaint is that these righteous civil servants have created a sterile metropolis where whatever they deem unsightly or immoral – historic buildings, the poor and unwanted, the night trades the city was once famous for – is destroyed, redeveloped, prettified and rebranded. Still, if anyone returns from a visa shuffle bemoaning boredom and the lack of anything interesting to do, then clearly his or her imagination could expand no further than the usual shopping runs to Funan Centre or Mustafa’s for electronic goods, Borders and Kinokuniya for reading material and Cold Storage for affordable wines and cheeses. Singapore, if one knows where to look, is chockablock with things to do, and a lot of them can be done at a price that won’t break the bank. Here are a perfect seven that can each be done in the space of a few hours, a day at the most, and which are perfect for killing time while waiting for a visa to be processed:

Dhoby Ghaut is the Singapore MRT network’s largest and second deepest station, serving three different lines and as potentially bewildering as an M.C. Escher drawing.

• MRT & the ‘Heartland’ neighborhoods – In a city where above ground can be uncomfortably hot and humid, underground is the place to be, planners have decided, and Singapore has been expanding its network of subways and underground shopping malls. Some of these are just cavernous, such as the station at Dhoby Ghaut, now a three-line interchange for the North East Line, the North South Line and the new Circle Line (just opened this year). If you like trains or exploring modern engineering marvels, spend some time getting to know the MRT system, both the above and below ground parts. There are several light rail links connected to the network that make this the ideal way to see how Singapore’s “heartlanders” live when they are not at work, and some of their housing estates such as Ang Mo Kio, Bedok, Batok, Pasir Ris and Woodlands, are marvels of well-thought-out urban living. If nothing else, be sure to check out the Dhoby Ghaut interchange, the largest and second deepest station, which can give one the feeling of living inside an M.C. Escher drawing.

a few park benches and stragglers passing through on their way to work. This is the only place where Singaporeans can speak (almost) without restrictions, although they still have to register their intent on the National Parks Board Web site at www.nparks.gov.sg. The space was created in the year 2000 modeled on the original in Hyde Park, London, but with a few more regulations, some of which have been relaxed in the years since. Currently, for Singapore citizens, only registration is required (and not police permits), with the main proviso being that speakers don’t touch on potentially divisive religious or racial issues. From the looks of a schedule kept at letsgotospeakerscorner.blogspot.com, not many people are taking up the offer. It is still a nice park, conveniently located right next to the Clarke Quay MRT station. • Parks & Greenbelts – And that brings me round to raving about Singapore’s parks, with or without some token condonation of free speech. The island nation wants to be a world class destination for the world’s well-heeled; hence it tries to make itself in the image of an enlightened city that allows for all of its citizens’ physical, spiritual, aesthetic and intellectual needs. Viewed objectively, it really does succeed to a large degree, although it can’t quite rid itself of some Big Brother-ish overtones (creepily coming through in an MRT mobile advertisement admonishing riders to be on the lookout for suspicious persons). The parks are well-landscaped and maintained, with bike and walking trails and on-site exercise equipment at many. In the east there is a 47-kilometer biking and walking trail that links up as many as six parks, and other greenbelts or park connectors cut through areas in the north, south and west. This kind of city planning is textbook civil engineering. It’s not nature at its wildest, but it is more than is offered in Bangkok, Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur put together. To see more civic space devoted to parks you’d have to fly a few hours further south to Perth, Australia. For more information see www.nparks.gov.sg. • The Substation – Many visitors don’t see beyond the glitz and glamour of Singapore’s shopping malls, but there is a deep intellectual and cultural trend if you dig for it, and the Substation on Armenian St. is a good place to start uncovering it. From theatre and drama to modern dance, performance art, music and exhibitions, this is the place where Singapore’s alternative and independent artists get their first notices. In the café out back in the garden, Timbre@Substation, there is live music most nights. Book reservations (www.timbre.com.sg) for evening visits, although they say they keep a quarter of the venue open for walk-in customers. Even if you don’t have the time to catch a performance, the Substation is a good place to walk into of an afternoon to see what’s going on; most of the time, something is. The nearest MRT stations are City Hall and Bras Basah (on the Circle Line).

The Asian Civilisations Museum in the grand old Empress Place Building along the Singapore River is one of the city’s many fine museums.

Speaker’s Corner in Hong Lim Park, where Singaporeans are free to speak their mind … but only if they stay within the listed regulations.

• Speaker’s Corner – I couldn’t tell if any of the old-timers loitering at Hong Lim Park were government agents keeping an eye out for anyone who might stir up trouble at Speaker’s Corner, but it’s nice to think they could have been. They didn’t have anything to worry about one recent Tuesday morning, because the park was empty except for

• Museums – Right next door to the Substation is Singapore’s Peranakan Museum, formerly the Asian Civilisations Museum (now housed at the Empress Place Building along the Singapore River). Both have permanent and temporary exhibition space, with recent or upcoming exhibitions featuring treasures of the Mughals of Indian and the golden artifacts of the early kingdoms of Sumatra. Other museums worth the visit are the Singapore Art Museum, which often has traveling exhibits from some of the best museums of the U.S. and Europe, and the National Museum of Singapore. In addition there are a whole raft of private and institutional museums and heritage centers.

All are reasonably priced at S$10 or less and usually have child-focused activities that can keep the kids busy while the parents try to beat the Singapore heat. See the Web site for the National Heritage Board at www.nhb.gov.sg for a list of institutions and events. • Walking Tours – If you like to combine your history with a bit of physical exertion, try one of the walking tours listed on the Web site at www. journeys.com.sg/singaporewalks. Whether you are traipsing through the colonial districts, Little India, Chinatown or Changi, there’s not much better way to get your history than outdoors looking at the places and Any walking tour through the buildings where it was made, with knowledge- old colonial district of Singapore able guides-cum-histori- is sure to take you at least once ans leading the way. over the Cavenagh Bridge, first opened in 1870 and still barred to Tours are affordable at “all cattle and horses.” S$28 for adults, S$45 if transportation is involved, and there is at least one a day Monday through Saturday. Lonely Planet says: “If you just do one tour in Singapore, make it one of these.” • Other Islands – Then what’s better when going to one island than going to another smaller, littler island? There are approximately 60 islands in the waters surrounding Singapore, and while some have been set aside for military training and others for industrial use, a few are available for camping, diving and other activities. Sentosa is probably the best known, but skip that duded up beach, casino and golf resort and head to Pulau Ubin in the east (www. wildsingapore.com/ubin) or Kusu and St. John’s islands in the south (www.islandcruise.com.sg). Bumboat ferries leave from the Changi Village ferry terminal in the east to Ubin, and daily ferries run from the Marina South Pier to Kusu and St. John’s. See a different side of Singapore than one usually gets on the “mainland,” and on the boat ride out and back, take the opportunity to view its famous shipping lanes. Cycling and overnight camping are available on Pulau Ubin (cheap overnighter!); Kusu has both Chinese Buddhist and Malay Muslim holy sites; and St. John’s has a history as a leper quarantine station and a penal settlement. Only Pulau Ubin has places where you can be guaranteed to get food and drink; you’ll need to carry food, water and everything else for your needs on visits to other islands. See www.wildsingapore.com/places for more information and for other outdoor experiences available in Singapore, both on and off-island. If these suggestions don’t spark some ideas, check out the events calendar at the new Web site, www.insing.com (in Beta testing and a bit quirky), one of the most comprehensive events listings of what’s on in Singapore. Another place to get ideas is www.esplanade.com, with listings for more mainstream arts, music and drama performances than you would see at the Substation (www.substation.org); on the Esplanade site also keep an eye out for the free outdoor concerts that are offered most weekends. Other general listings can be seen on www.singapore.angloinfo.com, www.timeoutsingapore.com and the Singapore pages on www.whatsonwhen. com. In Singapore, even if you are on a tight budget, there should never be an excuse for sitting on your hands in your hotel room pining for Bali. It may not be a jungle out there, but there is still plenty to do and plenty to see if you’ll only venture into the island’s urban wilds.

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Biographies as Travel Writing- William Dalrymple “At its best travel writing beats fiction, firing the imagination with tales of foreign peoples drawn close by our common humanity.” Ruaridh Nicoll, Observer. By Uma Anyar William Dalrymple will be paying the Ubud Writers & Readers Festival a second visit this October, promoting his latest book Nine Lives: in Search of the Sacred in Modern India. Dalrymple is one of the most productive, curious and multitalented writers on the Asian scene. He has been a South Asia correspondent for the New Statesmen since 2004 and is a fellow of The Royal Asiatic Society and The Royal Society of Literature.

His latest book, Nine Lives: in Search of the Sacred in Modern India won the Asia House Award for 2010. This collection of religious biographies may be Dalrymple at his best. It is a return to travel writing but it adheres to his principle as it is about an India he knows well and has studied ardently for decades. His interests in religions, politics and history merge with his foreign correspondent skills and produce a provocative read. What makes people believe the things they believe? How does that belief affect their lives? There are stories of a repentant Buddhist monk and of a privileged girl who joins the Jains and takes to the road after pulling out each hair on her head one by one. There are a variety of unusual people each with a story more astonishing than fiction. Dalrymple relies on the power of story to guide the readers to their own conclusions. I strongly agree with Ruaridh Nicoll who writes in the Observer. “It’s a strange thing: at a time when the row between Richard Dawkins-style atheists and fundamentalist Christians grows increasingly wearisome, Nine Lives celebrates faith’s ability to offer peace and sanctuary to those who have suffered horrifying lives.”

He hails from a prestigious family. His father, Sir Hew Hamilton-Dalrymple, was 10th baronet and cousin of Virginia Woolf. Writing must have been part of William’s family heritage. He was born in Scotland in 1965, attended Trinity College, Cambridge and wrote his first travel book, In Xanadu, at age 22. The book covered his travels from the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem to the site of Shangdu (now part of Inner Mongolia) and long referred to as Xanadu in English literature. Indeed, my first acquaintance with the notion of an exotic Xanadu entered my consciousness via Coleridge’s poetry rather than in a geography class. “In Xanadu did Kubla Khan his stately pleasure - dome decree: where Alph, the sacred river ran through caverns measureless to man, Down to a sunless sea.” Dalrymple credits Lord Byron and Bruce Chatwin as influences on his travel writing, but thinks the genre has changed since the heyday of the 1980s and 90s. Since then the publishing industry has produced too many mediocre, and some very bad, travel books. Travel guides to just about anywhere pack the shelves of bookstores. Mass travel has turned tourism into another consumer product shrinking the world into bite size pieces of experiences. Dalrymple thinks that the time for a new approach to travel writing has arrived. He has said, “the epic journeys, often by young men, conveying the raw intoxication of travel during a moment in life when time is endless, and deadlines and commitments are non-existent is fading. Instead, it lies in the writings of individuals who have made extended stays in places, getting to know them intimately”. Dalrymple’s passion for travel writing expanded to include TV documentary shows. He has written and presented a BBC series Stones of the Raj, 1997, and Indian journeys 2002, then turned his attentions to British/Indian history. White Mughal, 2002 and The Last Mughal, The Fall of a Dynasty, Delhi 1857, in 2006. Both were award winning and great historical reading for anyone interested in British colonial history, particularly the situation of the Indian Rebellion of 1857 and the subsequent downfall of the last Mughal, Bahadur Shah Zafar.

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With Nine Lives Dalrymple has added a whole new dimension to the book tour. He isn’t just signing copies of his book in bookstores, but putting on a multi media event. Since publication, he has been touring the UK, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Australia, Holland and the US with a band consisting of some of the people featured in his book including Sufis, Fakirs, Bauls, Theveram hymn singers as well as a prison warder and part-time Theyyam dancer widely believed to be an incarnation of the God Vishnu. Months on the road with an ensemble of unique characters can’t help but produce a sequel to Nine Lives. His projects do not just promote his writings, as he is also the founder and co- director with Namita Gokhale of the Jaipur Literature Festival. He decided something had to be done since he was meeting more Indian writers who were winning Bookers and other awards at festivals in Sydney, Australia and Hay-on-Wie in Great Britain, but there were no festivals in India itself. That has been remedied as the Jaipur festival has grown into the largest free festival in the world.

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William Dalrymple’s love affair with India has lasted over 25 years. He lives most of the year on his farm Mehrauli outside New Delhi with his wife, the artist, Olivia Fraser, and their three children. Dalrymple’s farming neighbors consider him to be lax in animal husbandry, as he does not bundle his incestuous family of goats in used cardigans and wool mufflers in cold weather. Indians fear catching chills and apparently extend that concern to their goats. Dalrymple may not be the best goat herder but he is a prolific writer and multi-tasking guy par excellence as he shows no sign of slowing down to smell the roses or… the goats.

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08 September - 22 September, 2010

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This Sporting Life

Geckos Combine to Form New National Team

In a historic move the Bali Geckos Australian football club will join with their arch rivals the Jakarta Bintangs, to represent Indonesia at the Asian Australian Rules Football Championships in Shanghai in October. The Geckos have a very proud history in the championships, making the finals for the past five years and being runners-up three years in a row. For the past two years, the Geckos have been defeated in the semi-finals by Dubai, who went on to win the event on both occasions. Due to the distance and subsequent flight costs for this year’s event, the Geckos were unable to get the 20-plus number of players required to compete in the one-day, round robin tournament, so have joined forces with Jakarta. “It is disappointing that we will not be playing as the Geckos, but it will be great to represent the national Indonesian team” said Geckos President Mark Parthezius. The new Indonesian team may also include players from the Balikpapan-based Borneo Bears. The teams are now working on the design of the new jumper as well as the team name, with Bulls, Komodos or Garudas in the front running. In addition to the newly formed Indonesian side, the Asian Championships will this year have 10 other teams from across Asia competing for the title of Asia’s best Aussie Rules team: Malaysia, China, Hong Kong, Japan, Laos, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and Dubai. This year’s Asian Championships will coincide with the World Expo and for the first time in the event’s 11-year history, the sport’s governing body the AFL will this year be involved in the tournament. Local children and university students, who are a part of the AFL Community Program in Shanghai that involves 500 children at five schools and two universities, will be involved in games and activities during the tournament. Additionally there will be an exhibition game between professional AFL teams Melbourne and Brisbane, who will play off for the Kaspersky Cup on the day following the tournament. In the lead up to the event, the Geckos are preparing to host the Bali Nines Australian Football Championships, to be held at Canggu Club on September 18. Teams from Jakarta, Timor Leste and Balikpapan as well as the Geckos will participate in the tournament, held this year for the tenth time. The first game will commence at 12.00pm, with matches played all afternoon and a twilight final scheduled at 5pm. Entrance is free, and food and refreshments will be available. For further details email coach@baligeckos.org. New Rugby Competition in Bali The Bali Sports Foundation has been very busy supporting the setting up of the island’s first ever Junior Rugby League. In addition to running open coaching sessions across the island, the foundation has organised and trained teams near Ubud. The ‘Tegallalang Tigers’ Rugby Club involves players developing the basic skills of rugby, learning both League and Union. Training is regimentally adhered to by players every Wednesday afternoon after school, where the players hone their skills and learn new techniques and drills every week, despite a lack of basic equipment. A new league for these players has commenced, with three different divisions catering for players of different age and ability. Modified rugby league laws apply to all divisions, including a two-hand touch for younger players. These laws are followed to assist

the development of the key skills required to play the game. Once the Junior Rugby League reaches it’s second season in 2011 then it is planned to use less modifications in games. Junior Rugby League coaching sessions are also being held at Samudra field in Kuta, where players can join the newly formed Kuta team, the Kuta Corsairs , between 2-4pm on Saturdays. The Bali Sports Foundation is also planning to hold weekly 3-on-3 basketball games, open to all ages and genders commencing at the end of September. These games will be used as a means to scout promising players under 15 years of age to represent Bali in a future tournament in Singapore. For more details on this and other programs by the Bali Sports Foundation, email info@balisports. com. C/U/G-25 August 10

Monthly Netball Match in Bali The Bali Flames Netball club has organized for a monthly showdown between Bali-based players representing the East and West sides of the island. Aiming to attract more players, play more games and inject more fun, the club has organized for the games to be held 6pm on the first Tuesday of every month at Bali International School. Players will represent the Sanur Dragons and the Seminyak Fireflies, with an end of year trophy awarded to the team that accumulates the most wins during the season. For more details on these games as well as other training times, email rebeccahamer@hotmail.com. Padang Padang Fails to Fire World-renowned Padang Padang on Bali’s Bukit peninsula failed to live up to its reputation and deliver the world-class waves required for the 2010 Rip Curl Cup Invitational. Even with an unprecedented five-week waiting period during prime swell season (July 25 - Aug. 29), the waves at Padang Padang never reached the world-class caliber required to hold what organisers have dubbed the Ultimate Tuberiding Contest. Event organisers have closed the event and are now looking towards next year. The goal of the event was to see 32 of the world’s best tube riders competing on the best day of the year at Padang Padang, so holding the competition in moderate conditions was not to be an option for the contest. Organisers also ruled out moving the event to nearby waves at Bingin or Uluwatu. On two occasions during the waiting period, large west swells prompted event organizers to place the event on standby. While Padang certainly dished out some memorable waves for the 32 professional surfers gathered in Bali during these swells, the conditions were never consistent enough to hold the contest. In other surfing news, the Government of Rote Ndao and Billabong Indonesia have announced that the the Rote Open 2010, a 6-Star Coca-Cola Indonesian Surfing Championship sanctioned surfing event will boast a massive prize pool of $US20,000. Held from September 13-19 on the Eastern Indonesian island of Rote, the event will feature five divisions of competition - Open, Master, Women’s, International and Local-Rote – and will attract the top surfers from Indonesia and beyond to the world class waves found on the island. New to this year’s event is the addition of an International division, where foreign surfers will compete against the top 16 finalists from the ISC Open Division for almost $10,000 in prize money.

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GREENSPEAK by Ibu Kat

BALI’S TRADITIONAL HEALERS, THE BALIANS The book and movie Eat Pray Love have turned the spotlight on balians, (dukuns/shalmans) the traditional healers who play an important part in Bali’s culture by treating physical and mental illness, removing spells and channeling information from the ancestors. Travelers seem to have added a visit to the balian to their Bali ‘must-do’ lists, right along with snorkeling, a cremation ceremony and a trip to the spa. But a visit to a balian is a serious matter, not a tourist sideshow. The balian is an instrument of divine healing, and the client enters a covenant to receive this healing with respect, reverence and humility. Ask yourself why you want to visit a Balian -- out of curiosity? To learn a little about traditional healing arts? Because you are ill and genuinely need a healing?

“There are plenty of bogus Balians out there,” Surya warns. “Be guided by personal referrals.” There are four kinds of Balians. The first kind is a Ketakson who acts as a channel between the client and God. Ketaksons evoke the spirit of a dead person, and pass on information to the family about what kinds of offerings are needed for cremations and other ceremonies. They can also channel living people to give guidance or locate missing objects. Most of the female Balians are Ketakson.

But a visit to a balian is a serious matter, not a tourist sideshow The Pica/Paica Balian is a medium who may not be a formal student of magic. This kind of Balian receives physical objects which appear and disappear spontaneously and are used during healing sessions. “I’ve seen a kris suddenly materialize during meditation, standing on its point and rotating by itself,” Surya recalls. “The object may seem ordinary and may not be beautiful. These ritual objects appear and disappear of their own accord, and may manifest for up to five years.”

A Balian is committed to service, and may never turn anyone away. Tourists who casually enter the Balian’s compound expecting to be seen often delay the healer from working with the genuinely ill Balinese who have come to see him or her. Because of this, foreign visitors (including resident expats) should make an appointment with the Balians who prefer this. Please dress appropriately with arms and legs covered, and don’t point your feet at the healer (or any other Indonesian). Women should not be menstruating. Always take an offering with the fee tucked into it; never hand money directly to the Balian. The fee is usually Rp 100,000 for a consultation, and Rp 200,000 for treatment. If the treatment is extensive the fee may be higher; ask the Balian. Your hotel can make the appointment and supply the offering, and you might also want to take a translator as many Balians do not speak English. What can you expect when you consult a Balian? Your experience will be very public, with all the other clients watching avidly. The healer may make magic, create fire, use mudrahs, draw patterns on your body, spit wads of chewed herbs on your skin, apply scented oils, poke you with sharp sticks and/or give you a deep tissue massage or manipulation that will be very painful indeed. You will probably howl; most people do. But you will probably feel better. Every village has at least four Balians. There are about 8,000 practicing in Bali, which has about four times as many Balians as doctors. They are at the forefront of community health, and Balinese will often visit the Balian before going to a conventional doctor for treatment. The relationship between the two disciplines is interesting. The head of the Balian Association is a medical doctor whose father and grandfather were Balians, and the Hindu University in Denpasar has a faculty of traditional healing. Many Balians will refer a client to a doctor, hospital or pharmacy and doctors may discreetly suggest a visit to a Balian if mainstream medical treatment is not effective. Pak Made Surya, an authority on Balians, has been studying the subject in depth for 15 years. He is the only expert I’m aware of who offers healing arts study tours to those interested in the culture of traditional Balinese medicine and magic, and the opportunity to visit carefully selected, authentic Balians during one, two and six-day study tours. He has translated and worked with scholars and educational film and video crews including National Geographic. Besides leading Healing Arts study tours for 23 years, he has served as senior research assistant for several scholarly books relating to the Balinese view of the After Death and sits on the advisory board for Sacred Sites International. He is collaborating on a book provisionally titled A Spiritual Kitchen, an Ancient Balinese Healing System.

The Balian Usada is a person who either has the intention to become a Balian or may receive divine knowledge during a severe illness. These people decide to further their knowledge by studying the lontars (sacred texts) and with recognized healers. The lontars, thousands of ancient texts in Kawi script, contain information on ethics, anatomy, traditional herbs, meditation, yoga, tantra and other subjects. The Balians also study both white and black magic, which are very similar except for the intention of the practitioner. The fourth kind of Balian combines all of the above. Many may appear crazy or psychotic, or hear voices, while the wisdom in entering them. “The Healing Arts Study Tours are learning journeys which offer the visitor an in-depth excursion into the culture of Bali through the eyes of the Balinese, for those who wish to observe, appreciate, and experience traditional healing methods,” Surya explains. “Among other subjects, we explore the history of traditional medicine (Usada), the different systems and practices of the Balians and the mystical basis of the Bali Hindu belief system. The essence of Balinese medicine is the understanding of the magic of the Left versus the Right. We look at different healing modalities, love potions, black magic and their relationship to illness.” Quite a number of Balians will not see foreigners at all, because they feel it’s too difficult to communicate the subtlety and nuance of their work across the language and cultural barriers, even with a translator.

Tourists who casually enter the Balian’s compound expecting to be seen often delay the healer from working with the genuinely ill Balinese who have come to see him or her. For those who are neither students of Balinese culture nor ill but would like to experience a balian, the following will accept visits from foreigners without an appointment. Once you are in the neighbourhood, the locals will direct you. 1. Jero Dasaran. (aka Jero Roti) Banjar Tengah, Kerambitan, Tabanan (Channeler) 2. I Gusti Ngurah Rai, Puri Aseman, Kerambitan, Tabanan (Reads people and gives advice) 3. Pak Jero Purnayasa, Banjar Sayan Baleran, Mengwi, Badung (Unexplained illnesses) 4. Pak Wayan Tirtha, Banjar Tegal, Tegalalang, Gianyar (Balian Usada) 5. Jero Tapakan, Abangan, Tegalalang north of the cemetery, on the east side of the road (Channeler) 6. Jero Mangku Dasaran, Banjar Teges, downtown Gianyar east of the jail (Channeler) 7. Pak Bejug (Pak Dug ), Banjar Kedewatan, Ubud, Gianyar (Muscle and bone ailments) 8. Jero Mangku Nyoman Sudri, Banjar Abian Tubuh, Kesiman, Denpasar (Channeler) 9. Jero Mangku Bajra, Banjar Batan Poh, Sanur, Denpasar (Purification)

10. Nyoman Sumiarta (Nyoman Ata) Jalan Kepundung Gang XI, Denpasar (Mystical illnesses, spells) 11. Pak Ketut Suwitra of Munduk can be booked through Puri Lumbung Hotel in Munduk (Massages, gastrointestinalrelated problems) The following Balians require appointments: 1. Jero Mangu Gede Puspa, Desa Nongan near Besakih (Cancer, removing spells, mystical illnesses) tel: 081237033676 2. Pak Made Partha, Banjar Bantan Buah 30 minutes from Ubud (Sports injuries, sprains, bones, back problems) 081338430224 3. Ibu Jero Nesa, Jalan Batur Sari, Bet Ngandang, Sanur (Channeler, purification, mystical illnesses, possession and for those who hear voices) 0361287234 4. Cokorda Bagus Astawa, Banjaar Mukti, Singapadu, G i a n y a r 081338533037 weekends only ( R e a d i n g people, mystical illnesses) 5. Pak Sirkus Banjar Tegal-Gundal, Kuta Utara Tel 0361739538 (Bones, muscles) 6. Pak Ketut Gading of Peliatan, Ubud Tel 0361970770 (Broken bones, muscular problems; does house calls) 7. Pak Man (Nyoman ) of Tampaksiring, who relocated to Ubud Tel 081338935369 (An energy healer/taksu who uses massage with medicated oil) Cokorda Rai, now 80, has retired I have myself been treated by several Balians, and visited others in company with Surya. I’ve watched Balians cure stress and depression-related issues, chronic back and knee problems, headaches and many other maladies. There is certainly magic at work here, in company with learning, intuition and the profound ambient energies of this remarkable island. If you choose to experience it, please do so with the respect it deserves. For more information about Healing Arts S t u d y To u r s w i t h S u r y a , v i s i t w w w. Danutours.com or www.Balihealers.com or contact him directly at danu@earthlink. net Dragons in the Bath, a collection of Ibu Kat’s stories, it is available at Ganesha Books in Ubud and at Biku in Seminyak, and at Periplus bookstores in Bali. It can be ordered nationally and internationally through www.dragonsinthebath.com <http://www.dragonsinthebath.com>

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08 September - 22 September, 2010

MONEY MATTERS by Colin Bloodworth

TIME TO INVEST ‘OUTSIDE THE BOX’? The past few weeks have seen a further deterioration in world financial markets with the Dow Jones index dipping below the psychological 10,000 mark and little news to indicate that better times are just around the corner. In the US the latest home sales figures are among the worst on record, the national debt is continuing to rise and local authorities are running out of cash and laying off hundreds more workers. In Europe, Ireland is having to prop up its banks yet again while several of the Mediterranean countries continue to struggle with their debts and high unemployment. Further East, Japan’s latest stimulus package has failed to stem deflation and the Yen continues to rise to the consternation of exporters. Aren’t you glad you live in Bali?! Maybe so, but if you are an expat and you depend on your savings and investments to ensure your future financial security these must be worrying times. If you have been faithfully investing in the major stock markets you are almost certainly worse off than you were ten years ago. Money in the bank is now earning interest (if any) well below the rate of inflation. If you bought a property in most western countries during the boom years you are probably sitting on a significant loss. There have been some bright spots such as emerging markets, but unless you were wellinvested in these, as well as some of the ‘outside-the-box assets’ below, the chances are you have been getting nowhere fast. But where do we go from here? The immediate outlook for traditional assets such as cash, bonds and equities is not good. While the ‘buy and hold’ theory should still work for the long term we need to be more imaginative and pro-active with our savings in the shorter and medium term. This means looking for opportunities ‘outside the box’. It does not mean abandoning traditional investments. Cash remains a critical element to provide liquidity in all circumstances. Equities and bonds should still form the core of a balanced portfolio and everyone should aspire to owning their own home. But a portion, the amount depending on personal circumstances, should be allocated to other asset classes that offer better prospects of growth in the present climate. So what are these assets? Oil and energy These should probably now be considered as belonging ‘inside the box’. Indeed, since they can be freely accessed via stocks and mutual funds they should fall strictly under equities. But they are a very important sector and need special attention since the world needs oil and other energy resources to function. As the global population continues to grow at an alarming rate demand also continues to grow for energy resources that are rapidly depleting. The world is going to have to turn progressively towards alternative and sustainable forms of energy. Demand for both conventional and alternative forms of energy is currently sluggish but as soon as demand picks up again the pressure on both forms of energy will increase. These are areas worth investing in for the medium and longer term, even if prices are volatile in the shorter term. Gold and precious metals One thing is for sure. These assets are not in unlimited supply. Gold has had a rollercoaster ride over the years. Sometimes it surges as in recent years, other times it lies low, as it did from around 1980 for almost a quarter of a century. But it will always have a value and is a good hedge against a falling dollar and political or economic turmoil. Silver also to a lesser degree. Platinum has a life of its own as it is needed in the oil, auto and computer industries. A balanced portfolio should certainly have a portion allocated to these assets. No need to go out and buy the physical product; you can access them through bullion or mining funds. Other natural resources These include other metals that are needed by industry such as iron ore, copper, zinc to name but a few. Then we have that priceless commodity, water. We take it for granted but much of the world’s population has no access

to clean water and maintaining a constant supply in even advanced countries will become a growing challenge. Then we come to agriculture. In recent weeks we have seen massive forest fires in Russia, unprecedented floods in Pakistan and a mixture of droughts and floods in other countries. These events have already forced up the price of wheat. A growing world population and a shrinking food supply due to climate change will inevitably lead to serious shortages and higher prices. Again, through mutual funds you can invest in metals, water and agriculture, assets that will always be in demand and can only rise in value over time.

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Forestry While many resources are finite, one resource is renewable and sustainable, namely trees. With growing demand in line with rising populations an investment in forestry has got to pay dividends for those who have patience. Here in South-East Asia we have some interesting investment opportunities. Products range from bamboo to jatropha, a fruit that converts to biofuel and has even been successfully tested in a jumbo jet, and a product called agarwood, a highly-prized aromatic resin. Investment in forestry products entails tucking your money away from between three to fifteen years. That might seem a long time but the returns could outperform your conventional pension scheme. The companies offering the investments project returns in excess of 15% per annum. Litigation Funding This is not a new asset class. It has been around for over 30 years, mainly in the US and Australia. The difference now is that it is growing in countries such as the UK, where it accounts for only 5% of total litigation costs. But the big change is that it is moving from the domain of institutional investors such as pension funds and hedge funds to retail investors like you and me. Why is this? Because traditional sources cannot currently meet the demand. Many cases are never pursued because most people cannot afford to take on the big companies; neither can law firms afford to fund the cases. This is where litigation funding comes in. The funding company puts up the money if their analysis indicates at least an 80% chance of winning a case. Usually, when the defending party realises that unlimited funds are available to fight the case they are happy to settle out of court. The plaintiff is quite content to take as little as half the awarded damages because he has taken on no risk at all. The other half is divided between the lawyers, other experts, the litigation funding company and the investors. For added security, insurance is taken out to cover the risk of losing a case. The returns currently being offered range from 10% to 20%pa with a potential for 100% or more, depending on the selected level of insurance protection.

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Always keep in mind risk vs. return So there you have it; you can definitely make a lot more money by taking a more adventurous attitude to investing. But you must still keep your feet on the ground and maintain ample cash and some conventional investments. However, if you can afford to accept a degree of risk and step ‘outside the box’ there’s a whole new world of opportunities! Just step with care, do your homework and get independent advice before making any commitment. 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; Spring bed 200x200 brand Central type gold Rp. 1.8 mill, iron hospital bed 200x100x150 (3 set) Rp. 600k, fan Rp. 60k, cupboard 3 doors Rp. 600k, rattan baby bed Rp. 150k. All in good conditions. Call/SMS 081 2469 5379. Kerobokan.

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Jeep Wrangler 4.0L, year 1997, automatic, red/black colour, soft top w/safari top extra, price Rp. 185 million. 0852 2856 7669. [001] Ford Escape XLT, year 2006, automatic, only 80.000km, dark green almost black, roof racks, side boards, 18inch mag wheels, extra set of wheels, good condition. Rp. 160.000.000. Call 0812 3677 8817. [002] C5 Jeep, good condition, Rp. 50 million (nego). Harley Davidson 2000cc customed Rp. 110 million (nego). Please contact 0815 5800 1801. [003] VW Kombi Van 1973, well maintained, new upholstery, fold out bed, JBL subwoofer sound system, new paint job (rims & body), mechanically sound, Rp. 75 Juta-nego. E-mail: <vanthofflarz@ yahoo.com>. [004] Porsche Boxster S; New BMW Z4 3.0L; New Lotus Exige S; New Hummer H3+H3 ‘09; B M W X 5 ‘ 0 5 ; Mercy SL500 ‘03+SLK200K ‘05; Mazda Roadster; Fiat Abarth 500; New Wrangler JK; New Toyota Alphard & Vellfire; New Toyota Prado+Harrier; New Toyota Commuter 15 seats; Nissan Murano ‘08; Harley Davidson custom ‘99; Visit Nadia Auto Graha, (sales, service & spareparts) Jl. Teuku Umar 70, Denpasar. Ph. (0361) 237 008. [005]

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Motorcycle Bajaj Pulsar 200, grey, modified exhaust, all original part, Rp. 13 million (nego). Call 081 2389 1622. [009] Suzuki Thunder customized as classic bike plus all spareparts, Rp. 23 Juta. 0812 3627 1730. [010] For Sale; Honda Phantom 200cc, year 2005, 48.000km, Rp. 30 Juta (nego). (0361) 732 982. [011] Ve s p a P 1 5 0 S , 1 9 8 6 , e x c e l l e n t c o n d i ti o n , a l l certificates, Rp. 7 Juta. 081 7970 1285. [012]

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Heavy duty 16’ aluminium trihull boat. Brand new, perfect for surfing / fishing, Rp. 20 million. 0878 6000 9294 / <www.thelostguide. com>. [015] For Sale; 50% ownership speedboat 10mt, 2x115HP outboards, GPS, ecosounder, radio, teakwood finishing, US$10,000. Call 081 2380 1989. [016] For Sale; Aluminimum boat, made in Australian. Heavy duty aluminium, 3.7meters called Stacer, with trailer and Yamaha 25HP engine. Great for fishing and diving, surfing very stable. Price Rp. 34 million. Call anytime 0813 5309 3404 or 0813 5309 3403 Steve. [017]

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TOKO BUKU Reviews of English language books on Indonesia

Bali Encounter Published as mini-guides for cities and regions, Lonely Planet’s Encounter series claim to cover twice the territory in half the time. More to the point, though these little books are 15 times smaller than LP’s full fledged guides they qualify to serve as legitimate and competent guidebooks. Launched in 2007, the pocketsized full color guide series came out with eight of the world’s hottest cities researched and written by city-savvy authors and hometown residents who share authentic insights and recommendations to the destination of their particular expertise. Bali Encounter was published in 2009. The information was compiled by the same experienced Bali writer, Ryan Ver Berkmoes, who wrote LP’s Bali & Lombok regional guide. In this smaller guide his tips and advice are presented in a more succinct form and address a more mainstream audience. Though the publisher claims that the Encounter series was created for visitors on a two- to five-day trip, the compact pocket guide is actually quite adequate to serve as your only guide to Bali even if you’re staying for a month or more. After a month, you probably won’t need it as your knowledge of the island will be sufficient to make your own discoveries. The size of a guidebook doesn’t matter as much anymore as the time that is available for you to see even half of the attractions recommended in Encounter Bali. The 13-page “Highlights” at the start of the book – Bali’s culture, beaches, shopping streets, rice fields, walking, surfing, eating, diving and snorkeling – actually sum up very well what is ultimately attractive and do-able on the whole island. To give you a jump start, the “Snapshots” section in the back gives the author’s best lists in such categories as budget accommodations, Balinese restaurants, beach bars and shopping streets. A unique feature of the book are brief interviews with local residents – the head of the Indonesian surfing championships, a hotel marketing director, a restaurant owner, a rice farmer - who tell of their personal experiences and reveal secrets of their localities. Throughout the guide color-shaded boxes contain additional historical/cultural commentary. A full-color map in the front makes for easy navigation, but the book’s 10 regional and town maps are not very detailed, indicating only those places highlighted in the text. Though the coverage is less thorough than the author’s 396-page Bali & Lombok guide, this pared-down small format version is ideal for quick and spontaneous reference and fits perfectly into a back pocket, purse or backpack. Bali Encounter Guide by Ryan Ver Berkmoes, 1st Edition, Lonely Planet Publications 2009, ISBN 9781741791778, 160 pages, full color photos, 11 maps, dimensions 4.5 cm X 6 cm, Rp148,000.

Lonely Planet’s Best Ever Travel Tips Though tiny in size, this booklet packs a powerful punch and compliments perfectly Bali Encounter with its hundreds of insider tips that the travel industry would rather you didn’t know. Best Ever Travel Tips features contributions from a wide range of travel writers, travel editors, travel lecturers,

founders of travel websites, industry experts, travel consultants and health practitioners. The book’s useful contents include: 1. Secrets of traveling light: pack exactly what you need and absolutely nothing you don’t, a personalized packing list, the bundle-wrapping technique, layering clothing, second fold up bags, power strips 2. The wonders of such new travel technology as universal sink stoppers, gaffer tape, melatonin, security door wedges, waterproof pouches, belts with zippers, noise insulating headphones, handle-bar mounted map holders, etc. 3. Specialized websites: currency cheat sheets, prepaid cash credit cards, comparing prices, travel stores, on line clinics, facts and figures on air crashes, hotel reviews, seat availability and seat maps, trip planners, business travel bloggers, locating travel partners, driving directions, plotting the distance between cities 4. Favorites: carry your doctor’s phone number, trust a woman’s gut instinct, use hotel staff as guides, when changing money there’s no such thing as “commission free,” air ticket buying strategies, why it‘s not always a good idea to buy the cheapest ticket, startlingly cheap budget buses, how to get an early hotel check-in 5. Health & Safety: making your trip as eco-friendly as possible, staying safe and healthy while on the road, killing mosquitoes with a pillow

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“When it comes to travel, it’s not as easy as it used to be to tell someone something they don’t know,” author Tom Hall says in the introduction. “Search the web for ‘travel tips’ and you’ll get 181,000,000 results at the click of a button.” Now the results number 350,000,000.

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Tom Hall is a journalist based in Lonely Planet’s London office. He is a regular commentator on travel news and events in the media, works as a contributing editor for the publisher’s website, writes for a host of magazines and newspapers in the UK, Ireland and Europe, and broadcasts about travel for The Observer newspaper and BBC Radio. This diminutive booklet can pay for itself thousands of times over just on the strength of its innumerable airline shortcuts and money saving tips in purchasing round-the-world tickets, your rights if denied boarding or if you lose your luggage, frequent flier admonishments, how to play mileage earning promos, get free wi-fi at airports, taxi scams, scoring that elusive upgrade, and so on.

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For Sale; Vintage Upright Piano “Schmidt Flohr” Ebony, 1914, winning the GrandPrix world exhibition 1929 in Barcelona, very good condition, sell for Rp. 27 milion. Call Irvan 0813 3870 8811, SMS your e-mail if need pictures. Kerobokan. [147] For Sale; iPhone 1st generation, still in excellent condition, 8gb, unlocked, taken good care of, no screen scratches, never dropped, original box & plug. E-mail <peawolfbud@hotmail. com> for more info. Kerobokan. [094] A warm smile is the universal language of kindness. Money is a good servant but a bad master.

For Sale; Jane twin two tandem pushchair. Very good condition. Shopping basket, 2 large folding sun hoods and multi-positional seats, both suitable from birth. Rp. 3 million. Call 0813 3874 0054. Sanur. [061] For Sale; Bridal gown (monsoon vintage creme size12), men’s suit (Banana Republic Egyptian cotton), men’s shoes (London Loakes black leather formal), car seat (1-3yrs), bedside kids lamps (flowers Ace Hardware), kids bunkbed (teak single bed white). Contact 0815 1457 1738. Kerobokan. [063] You can’t act like a skunk without someone’s getting wind of it.

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Question: I am a 44-year old Western man who’s never been married. Neither do I have children. I recently moved to Bali for a job opportunity, and an Indonesian co-worker (female) and I began to hit it off well. She told me immediately that she has been in a relationship and living with her boyfriend for 9 years. The two of them have been engaged for about 3 years. After a couple of months of working and talking with her, I began to suspect that their relationship was not as good as she thought it should be. So while I hadn’t been in a relationship in over 18 months, I wanted to pursue her. At work one day, after everyone else had left, I whispered to her that I didn’t have to be home anytime soon, and she said she didn’t either and kissed me. Long story short, I was right that she was unhappy in her relationship. She told me that her fiancé had moved out over a year ago, but that they were still together. Every day, he comes over and spends time with her, and almost everyday she asks him, “When are you coming home?” He always answers, “Soon, and I love you” -- for over a year now. She says she doesn’t want to lose the 8 years that were so great, but that she knows she can’t continue to live this way. I have filled a void in her life, but she can’t let go of her past in her current relationship. I care deeply for her. Can she really still be in love with her fiancé after the way he has been treating her? What advice can I give her? Last week we went out for dinner, and he found out about it and gave her the third degree. He harassed her even though she told him that we are just friends. She fought back, and he finally admitted that he has been living with another Indonesian woman. He said, “It’s not what you think” and claimed it had something to do with the fact that his son is living with the woman’s daughter. He said that he was going to move back home, and that he loved her. Where do I go from here? How can I help her even if we don’t end up together? I really just want her to be happy even if it’s not with me. She is so confused on what to do. Please help. Dr. ZZ: Oo-la-la! You certainly have managed to get yourself into the middle of a hornets’ nest. I wouldn’t advise doing anything until the hornets quiet down. The fuss and the buzzing seem to be coming at you from all directions. First of all, you’re treading in cross-cultural waters; that in itself signals the need for caution. Secondly, you cannot control another person’s feelings. Obviously, the fiancé in this story has been lying to your friend for over a year. If there had been a good reason for his moving out in the first place, he could have told her about it upfront, not after a year of living with another woman.

It is up to your friend to figure out that this is not the man she loves. Your best bet is to be there for her, to listen, to comfort, to understand and to nudge her gently. If you can continue spending time with her without it’s jeopardizing her safety, then doing fun things and continuing to earn her trust may help give her the confidence she needs to kick her double-dealing boyfriend to the curb. But that has to be HER decision – not something you coax her to do. If the decision to break with him comes from you rather than from her heart, she’s apt to blame you for any mixed feelings she may end up with after all is said and done. Question: My girlfriend and I had unprotected sex a couple of times, and now she hasn’t really had a period. She had a little blood come out but not enough to use a tampon. We’re scared and don’t know what to do. Could she possibly be pregnant even though she had a very scant period? Dr. ZZ: In a word, yes -- I’m afraid so. Human biology doesn’t always follow the textbooks, and stranger things have happened. At this point, your best approach is to have your girlfriend take a pregnancy test. That way you’ll know for sure, one way or the other. Moreover, regardless of the outcome, unless the two of you realistically want to create a pregnancy, you would do well to start practicing a reliable form of birth control. If either of you don’t find hormone or barrier methods appealing, then your girlfriend may at least want to begin to practicing the Fertility Awareness Method (FAM).

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FAM is a collection of body-evaluations through which a woman can learn to discern when ovulation is coming by observing her own body and charting certain physical changes. You can then use this information to avoid or encourage pregnancy. To be effective as a birth control method, FAM requires that you abstain from intercourse or use a barrier method of birth control during the fertile time, which is approximately 9 days each and every month. But 9 days of abstaining or using barrier protection is far better than none. My hope is that the two of you will get a chance to study FAM and put it into play before you are saddled with the responsibilities of an unplanned pregnancy. Best of luck with the pregnancy test! Let this be a wake-up call if it’s negative. Copyright © 2010 Say What? You can read all past articles of Say What at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

Dr. ZZ has a Ph.D. in Counseling and a doctorate in Natural Healing. Drawing on a background of over thirty years as a professional therapist, she offers self-help in the areas health, relationship and personal growth. All queries are answered by email and, if they appear in print, are subject to editing. Please email your questions to: <ba.saywhat@yahoo.co.id> All identifying information is kept strictly confidential. C/BT/G-11 August 10

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Jl. Pucuk Bang, Br. Tangtu Kesiman Kertalangu Phone/Fax: 0361 - 461874 email: info@dyatmika.org Website: www.dyatmika.org

The International Certificate of Education (ICE) is an award given to students who choose to take a minimum of seven IGCSE subjects from the five subject groups offered by Cambridge International Examinations. Students who get five passes receive a grade of ‘PASS’, students who pass five subjects above a grade ‘C’ receive a ‘MERIT’. And students who pass five subjects with a grade ‘A’ receive a ‘DISTINCTION’. This year five students from the Cambridge Section of Taman Rama achieved Distinction: A truly tremendous achievement. Well done to Alfredo Primo Fernandez Namlay, Santhi Tara Dewi Weiss, Shanandra Felita , Sharon Bhojwani and Sharon Shankar Jethani. Two students, Lee Sang Mok and Lee Shang Zhe, also achieved five passes above a grade ‘A’ although were not entered for the ICE. A further thirteen students achieved ‘MERIT’. At the IGCSE level the highest scoring subjects were 7 A* 7A Mathematics, 4 A* 2 A Chemistry, 4 A* 2 A Physics, 4 A Environmental Management, 3 A Biology. At the Advanced Level the highest scoring subjects were Art and Design and Business Studies. Pradnya Paramitha Stuti became the first student in Taman Rama School history to achieve an A* at A Level for her Art and Design examination. Gede Krishna Marco Chieppa achieved ‘A’ in Business Studies as well as ‘C’ in Biology and ‘A’ in AS Environmental Management. The best AS results came from Jun Ku Kang with 3A, 2B and 1E passes and from Maria Audilia Sanjaya with 1A, 2B and 1C passes. WELL DONE to all students !

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Sleep If you are a teenager in Bali it’s likely you are having less sleep than your parents did at your age. The current generation of kids are getting an average of less than seven hours sleep each night. Kids used to average eight hours, so a whole night’s sleep per week has disappeared. Does this matter? Does it have any effect on your brain and your school learning? Well, it almost certainly does, and the news is not good, but to understand why, first you need to know a little about why we sleep. Neuroscientists have discovered that during sleep the day’s learning is shifted from short term memory areas to more efficient storage systems in the brain. You have nightly cycles of Rapid Eye Movement (REM) and non REM sleep lasting about 90 minutes all through the night. The REM periods are particularly important because this is when your brain cells are actually making new connections with other brain cells. The connections, called synapses’ become the memory ‘circuits’ of your brain. The more you have the greater your memory and learning ability is. The teen years are extraordinary because your brains are under reconstruction – you are going through a metamorphic change between child and adult every bit as amazing as the changes caterpillars make to become butterflies! The frontal lobes particularly, (the centres of reasoning and self control), get rewired in these years and for the moment you are controlled by other parts of the brain – especially the limbic system. Sleep scientists are beginning to discover what effect a lost hour of sleep every night has on teenagers’ brains. They found that sleep problems cause permanent changes in brain structure and that some classic teenage behaviour (moodiness, depression, binge eating) may be sleep loss related. A lot of work is being done on sleep. In a study of 7000 students, teens who received A averages had fifteen minutes more sleep than the B averages and they had eleven minutes more than the C averages who had ten minutes more than the Ds. Every fifteen minutes of sleep counts. Sleep loss impairs your brain by making it less ‘plastic’ and less able to form synaptic connections to create memories. Emotional contexts of memories affect where it gets processed. In the limbic system, the amygdala handles negative stimuli, the hippocampus handles positive. The hippocampus suffers more than the amygdala from sleep loss. The result is the sleep deprived can fail to recall pleasant memories, but have no trouble remembering the gloomy. This may be a physical link to teenage depression. Kids who miss an hour sleep per night may be operating their brains at a cognitive level of two years below where they should be. Grade 10s may operate as grade 8s. A teacher with knowledge of how sleep affects students can often point out those in the class who are sleep deprived. If you are tired your prefrontal cortex cannot metabolise glucose well enough. Your ‘executive functioning’ suffers,

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you have lower impulse control and you get distracted more easily. It’s likely that this is when you’ll be getting into trouble at school or with your parents. Sleep loss may also be linked to the increasing level of childhood obesity. On average, children who sleep less are fatter than those who get their full 10 hours of sleep. In fact kids who get less than eight hours sleep per night are 300% more likely to be obese than others. The University of Texas says your chances of becoming obese rise 80% with each hour of lost sleep. This may be because sleep loss increases the level of the hormone ghrelin which signals hunger, and lowers leptin, which decreases appetite. It also raises cortisol, the famous stress hormone, which also has a role in making body fat. What you can do about your sleep: Determine if your sleep habits are affecting your brain and your ability to learn by: • Keeping a sleep diary – count the numbers of hours of undisturbed sleep you have each night. What is the average? As a teenager you need 8-10 hours per night. • Identifying your ‘sleep thieves’ – what wakes you up? Dogs, mobile phones, family? What can you do about them? • Avoiding computers and TV for the hour before you sleep. The blue light they produce actually affects your sleep patterns. Try to sleep in dark rooms. • Seeking help if you have a big problem. These can most likely be fixed and your life can change as a result. When I do Brain Day workshops with school students I always do a brief survey. I ask two questions. The first question – Who went to sleep later than 11 pm last night? – has been finding around 40% of Middle and High School Students are night owls. The second question - Who did not have breakfast this morning? – is also enlightening as breakfast is a major player in preparing your brain for learning. Breakfast is the subject of my next article in this series. References and further links can be found on my website:

www.braincompatibleeducation.com Derek Pugh is an experienced Principal and teacher in both Australian and International Schools. He now runs workshops in Brain Compatible Education for students, teachers, parents and corporate groups worldwide. Workshop participants discover the latest in neuroscience and why knowledge of the brain is a powerful tool in education; the ‘SEWBaD model’ of preparation for learning; what brain ‘plasticity’ means to education; individual learning profiles and how to use them for effective learning and teaching; how to teach or learn efficiently; and models of brain operation and function.

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Montessori provides a carefully prepared environment in which each child’s individual development is profoundly respected. Our program follows the principles of education set out by Dr. Maria Montessori. Our mixed-aged classes (3-6 year olds, 6-9 year olds and 9-12 year olds) are specifically designed to meet the physical, social, emotional and intellectual needs of children. Highly qualified Montessori directresses guide the development of each child, with English as the language of instruction. Because of the nature of our Montessori program, we accept children between the ages of 2 yrs–8 mths and 3 yrs–8 mths, or older children who have previously attended a Montessori program. School hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Monday to Friday. For further information please contact the school office between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. on: 730 028 - (children aged 3-6 years) or 739 381/739 385 (children 6-12 years).

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By Ayu Spicy 75% Conversation

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Delicious International Dishes (Indonesian Language Version available at www.baliadvertiser.biz) Crepes are a versatile wrap for any meal whether it is blintzes for breakfast, a wrap for lunch, or my favorite crepe cake for dinner. This is the sweet version and delicious wrapped around a favorite fruit preserve and topped with a dollop of plain yogurt for breakfast. Put ice cream or fruit inside and sauce with chocolate for dessert. The crepes can be made a day ahead of serving and stored in the fridge, or wrapped tightly in foil and frozen for later use. We will use this recipe in the next issue of the BA for a breakfast treat. Basic Sweetened Crepes About 10 crepes Ingredients : - 3 large or 4 small eggs - 1 cup low fat milk (you can also use regular milk) - 1/2 cup water - 1/2 tsp. salt - 1 cup white flour - 1 Tbl. butter, melted and cooled - 1 Tbl. sugar - 2 Tbl. fresh orange juice

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When you are ready to cook the crepes, heat a frying pan the same size as the crepe you want to make. I use a 24 cm diameter pan. Add a pat of butter and rotate the pan so the butter covers the bottom. Put 1/4 cup of the batter into the pan and immediately rotate the pan again so the batter covers the bottom in a thin even layer with no holes. Cook until set and flip the crepe over and cook for one more minute on this other side. If you develop a hole in the crepe use a tiny bit of batter to fill it in and cook until set. Lay the crepe flat on a plate off to the side and cook another crepe in the same manner until all the crepes are cooked. You can wrap the cooled stack in foil or plastic wrap and keep over night in the fridge or freeze for a couple of weeks.

- butter for frying Directions : Put the eggs, milk, water and salt into a blender. Blend until smooth. Add the flour, cooled melted butter, palm sugar, and the orange juice. Blend until smooth. Now set this aside for two hours.

All recipes are available on the Bali Advertiser website in both English and Indonesian versions. You can easily copy and paste and print. Paste as unformatted text. Copyright ÂŠ 2010 Ayu Spicy Email: writers@baliadvertiser.biz You can read all past articles of Food Glorious Food at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz C/E/I-08 Sept 10

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Restaurant Review

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

Vietnamese on the Bukit Nuoc Cham was the original name of this small simple restaurant on the main road between Ungasan and Uluwatu, but now it is called My Kitchen and some Malay and a few local Indonesian dishes have been added to the original Vietnamese menu. Nuoc Cham is central to Vietnamese cuisine, it is the name for many different dipping sauces that are served with entrees and some mains. The base is a fish sauce with lemon, sugar, water and a little vinegar. To this different ingredients are added depending on the accompanying dish; minced garlic, chopped peppers, shredded carrot, and even a little lemongrass. At My Kitchen the Javanese connection kicks in with a touch of chilli as well, which for me gives it that extra little kick! Unfortunately the menu at My Kitchen utilizes only the Indonesian and English translations and rarely mentions Vietnamese names for the dishes most of which are very close to the original though usually simple versions thereof. The prices are at local warung level. My Kitchen is small, clean and fresh, just like the food they serve. Start with Vietnamese Spring Rolls [Cha Gio], these are the cooked variety, 4 ‘small finger’ size rolls and that pungent dipping sauce, just a mouthful each but only Rp.12,000. Minced chicken, white radish and shredded vegetables wrapped in rice paper and deep fried to a crisp. Most of the serves at My Kitchen are individual portions, and the prices reflect that, so multiple ordering is called for. Fresh Vietnamese Spring Rolls, or Rice Paper Rolls as they are often called, are on many Bali menus [Goi Cuon]. They are normally offered with a traditional Nuoc Cham but not here at My Kitchen where they are prepared the Malaysian way with an unusual mix of hoisin and peanut sauce already combined with the ingredients [small juicy prawns in shredded lettuce with spring onions] in the soft rice paper wrapping. There is one large cross-sliced roll per serve, just enough for one person [here labeled Lumpia Salad Roll].

side and the crepe is served soft here rather than crisp as is normal, it is a dish to be enjoyed. Open it up and pour the accompanying nuoc cham all over it. It is difficult to stop yourself from ordering a 2nd one!

Restaurant

: My Kitchen

Salads can be simple, the Papaya Salad is made from young papaya combined with shredded carrot, tomato, coriander and mint, which almost gives it a Vietnamese-Thai taste, but I am not complaining. But the great salad dish is simply called Vietnamese Vermicelli Salad, A large bowl is presented full of lettuce, cold vermicelli noodles, sliced cucumber sticks, carrot, bean sprouts, crushed peanuts and beef strips that have been grilled in lemongrass. Accompanying is a smaller bowl of nuoc cham sauce. Pour it all in and mix, the wonderful after taste will stay with you for hours. Once again whilst the beef is not overly tender the overall taste is great, fresh and clean.

Address

: Jalan Raya Uluwatu,

The most famous Vietnamese dish is Pho Bo. Here it is the original Hanoi North Vietnamese Beef and Noodle Soup with beef, rice noodles and bean sprouts flavoured with sweet basil leaves. Fish pan-fried Vietnamese style is Gurami in garlic, chilli and coriander.

Ungasan. Telephone

: 0857.3804.9022

Open

: 11.00 a.m. to 9.00 p.m.

Parking

: Small off-street area.

Price

: Rp. 120,000 for two [+ drinks]

Credit Cards

: None.

Food

: Vietnamese.

Wine

: None, only beer.

Service

: Homely.

Atmosphere

: A neat, clean cafe.

Overall

: Simple, but great value!

[closed Mondays.]

A Vegetarian Hot Pot uses a base of clear vegetable broth with Muk Yee [black fungus], Chinese cabbage, cauliflower and soft tofu. More general Asian is their Kiew Tiew, flat rice noodles stir-fried with chicken and vegetables. Other chicken dishes include Ayam Goreng Bawang Putih, pieces of garlic flavoured chicken, deep fried. Udang Pasir Mas is another Malaysian dish, stir-fried prawns with salted egg yolk and spring onions. Udang Asam Pedas is Thai style, more hot and sour than sweet and sour. Gurami Tahu Taosi is fish fried with Japanese tofu and fermented black beans. Gurami Sayur Asin is a fish soup with pickled salted mustard. Finish with a Vietnamese Coffee, hot or icy cold.

Banh Xeo is the famous Vietnamese Savoury Crepe full of small juicy shrimps, bean sprouts, sliced mushrooms [surprisingly the Japanese Shiitake variety] and beef strips, all wrapped in a crepe made from rice flour and water with a touch of turmeric. Whilst the beef is a bit on the chewy

QUICK REVIEW

There is nothing flash about this place, but is cheap, friendly and clean with dishes well prepared and simply presented. Nice fresh flavours with that lingering aftertaste if, like me, you pour the nuoc cham over everything!

Copyright © 2010 Gerry Williams Reviews that appear in Bali Advertiser are based on actual visits to the establishments listed, without the knowledge of the restaurants, and are not paid for by the individual restaurants. Opinions expressed here are those of Gerry Williams and not necessarily those of Bali Advertiser. Gerry Williams attempts to write from a ‘typical’ diner’s perspective and, whilst quality of food is the most important criteria overall, value for money is the real measuring stick.

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Update Cafe Havana is Bali and Ubud’s lone Cuban restaurant. Downstairs is the home of Salsa, whether it be performed by the professional dancers, the eager boys and girls who work there or the tentative customers struggling to learn Others just watch, clap or laugh at some of the attempts! Upstairs is another world, recapturing the decadence of the Havana that existed in the 1930’s, silk curtains hanging between the tables under hanging chandeliers, all romance and intrigue. The food, like the music, is pure Cuban. Start the day with a Breakfast Burrito [scrambled eggs, black beans and a spicy chopped chorizo, on the side a guacamole and jalapeno cheese sauce. Or try their Cuban Ham & Eggs [pictured] the fried egg served in a crisp tortilla, sliced ham on the side. Start your Cuban experience with a trio of Empanadas, crescent shaped pastries stuffed with spicy beef, pumpkin and black beans and jalapeno cheese or a plate of Quesadillas stuffed with prosciutto and rosemary flavoured cheese or corn, cheese and guacamole. For mains try the guava-glazed Baby Back Ribs, covered with guava chutney and served with cassava potato cakes, banana chips and a mojo salsa. Finish with a refreshing Herba de Buena, an ice cream of fresh mint with chocolate rum truffles.

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Sanur Harum at the Paradise Plaza Hotel, Sanur, offers many Cantonese specials. Now, just for the month of September, they offer a dish rarely seen in Bali. With the rather uninspiring name, in English, Oven Baked Chinese Chicken, it is a very complex dish that must be ordered one day in advance due to its preparation time. The bird is first cleaned, seasoned and left overnight in a marinade. The chicken is subsequently stuffed with a mixture of rice and shredded vegetables, and braised over soy. Now it is deep fried for a few minutes until the skin becomes a crisp brown. The bird is completely wrapped first in lotus leaves and then in aluminium foil, before being encased in clay. Baked in the oven at a very high temperature then served straight to the table whereupon the clay outer is cracked open with a hammer, letting the locked-in fragrances escape. The result is crisp skin and soft flesh, a result that only Chinese cuisines seem able to attain. The Shore was created at Bali’s Nikko Resort, Nusa Dua, in an attempt to attract quality diners. It is an impressive two tiered open building perched on the cliff above the resort beach. Whilst it opened in 2008 not much had been heard about it. Things may now change as the well–travelled Australian, Chris Patzold, has become the resident Chef. Chris was the original chef when Ku de Ta opened, later moving to his own boutique restaurant Axiom, a unique dining experience that quickly gained many regular patrons. He subsequently returned to the front line at Blossom at Sentosa a few years ago. His style is of refined simplicity that relies on using the very best quality ingredients and letting you taste them in their natural state without being over-powered with herbs and spices. The Shore now quickly goes to the head of that ‘to visit’ list!

Blue Ocean Beach Restaurant & Terrace Jalan Pantai Arjuna / Double Six, Legian Kaja, Kuta, Bali 80361, Indonesia Phone: +62 361 747 2308 Email: info@blueoceanbali.com www.blueoceanbali.com C/R/G-2 June 10

Bebek Bengil is not only Bali’s largest restaurant but one of the most unique. This Ubud institution has been going through a major renovation for the past few months and has now unveiled its new look. An impressive modern lounge area greets the incoming guest, behind which is the new vast open kitchen. The Asian tourists are already queuing to take pictures of their Crispy Duck in process.

Vienna Café is hidden in the first part of Jln. Drupadi, Seminyak, just off Jln. Laksmana. A small entrance to what was a house opens out into a garden terrace, all rather rustic! The produce is old-style traditional Austrian. They even bake the Original Sacher Torte [that famous Austrian chocolate cake] Rye and other Breads. You can have an Austrian breakfast, Eierspeis [eggs with diced onions, peppers and ham, scrambled in pumpkin seed oil], Cheese Spatzle, Butter Nockerl, and Goulash with bread dumpling. For a snack in the garden there is Farmers Toast, a slice of toasted rye bread topped with ham, cheese and tomato, and a fried egg on top of that! Or you can have just a simple salad; beetroot, apple and greens. Finish with a real Austrian dessert, Kaiserschmarren [as originally created for the Emperor Franz Josef], sugared pancakes with apple puree. All of this is found in a secret Bali garden.

Pizza Hut, one of the world’s largest restaurant franchise operations, is about to open in Sanur. On The ByPass Ngurah Rai, on the site of one of Sanur’s many failed supermarkets, it joins the two biggest Fast Food operations in the world [Macca’s and KFC] in a 1km stretch of that highway. It remains to be seen if this outlet will also be a 24 hour one to join the nearby fast food places. Good reason for it to be as a pizza is the food of choice for millions of late night drinkers all around the world! They even, sometimes, order more drinks with their pizza!

Alleycats was named after the previous inhabitants of that small dead-end gang just off Poppies Lane II, not far from Jln.Legian. The garden restaurant, like its namesakes, is a true survivor. In that area that automatically means that you are giving many people exactly what they want. Alleycats offers an International menu priced for the numerous budget travelers who frequent this area, without ever forgetting their true English heritage! They have real sandwiches [actually served between slices of quality bread] and the European version of stuffed split baguettes. Even a Chip Butty [for the English only]; a buttered baguette stuffed with hot chips [French fries for the uninitiated] and a Burger Menu that includes a real Aussie Burger [with bacon, cheese, egg, fried onion and that Aussie essential; sliced beetroot]. For the hungry hoards a hearty English Beef Stew or a real Gammon Steak topped with fried eggs or a ring of pineapple. However it is their breakfasts that have become Alleycats main claim to fame and it is much easier to park in the area at that time of the morning. An English Breakfast to cure any lingering nostalgia for home; Fried Egg with a large sausage, smoked back bacon, mushrooms, fried tomato and baked beans [beanz meanz Heinz, mum!], a buttered English muffin and a mug of tea or coffee…all for Rp.45,000, five bucks in any language! Gerry Williams For more information see our website: www.balieats.com C/R/G-8 Sept. 10

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NATURAL STONE PT. STONE KRAFT 40 COLOURS TO CHOOSE FROM SLATE, SANDSTONE, QUARZITE, LIMESTONE, MARBLE, GRANITE FINISHES LIKE : SANDBLASTED, FLAMED, CALIBRATED, NATURAL, POLISHED SIZE FROM 10CM X 10CM UP TO 180CM X 260CM. Contact: Jl. Sunset Road, Seminyak, Bali, Indonesia Email: stone_krft@yahoo.com Phone: 0361-8475681 / 7833141 Fax: 0361-8475681

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For Sale; Wriststrap for suunto stinger new not used from rubber and also for extension the strap. Rp. 200.000. Contact 0819 3300 1547. Sanur. [162] For Sale; Loader for Olympus camera 3m deep waterproof. Rp. 150.000. 0819 3300 1547. Sanur. [163]

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Organic weed control methods are usually simple, cheap and avoid the toxic side effects of herbicides. Hand weeding is one of the basic ways of controlling weeds organically in your garden. Concentrate on gardening one small area you can definitely manage, and gradually enlarge it. Organic weed control means avoiding nasty chemical herbicides, so leave the rest wild until you’re ready. Here are a number of techniques that can be used in conjunction with each other in order to minimize the amount of weed growth in your garden. Cultivated areas need weeding on an ongoing basis. There are weed seeds carried around by wind, animals and on the shoes and clothing of people. Soil borne seeds are also lying dormant and waiting for the right conditions to sprout. Simply pulling or killing weeds will not eradicate the weed problem. More seeds will sprout almost as soon as the soil is exposed to moisture and light. Sheet mulching is a way in which to put down an organic weed barrier. This barrier prevents the germination and eventual emergence of weeds through your mulch, by inhibiting light. Underneath this weed barrier grasses and weeds die and quickly become food for earthworms, and as the mulch breaks down it will provide nutrient back into the soil.

For topical weed control without chemicals, try vinegar. It’s the acetic acid in vinegar that gives it its herbicidal qualities. Vinegar used for culinary purposes is relatively low (5%) in acetic acid, so repeated applications will be necessary if you’ll be applying it on mature weeds. When using vinegar as herbicide apply it directly onto the weeds, since vinegar is non selective and will harm plants that are inadvertently exposed to it. Vinegar also eats concrete so be careful if you’re using it on weeds growing within paved areas, pouring boiling water on weeds is a much better option in these circumstances. Another reason for not using artificial weed killers is that this prevents you composting any of the dead weeds. Doing so would recycle the toxins which may harm plants that are supplied with your compost. To dispose of your weeds you can either throw them out in the rubbish or you can add them to your compost, but in no circumstances should you throw them back on to any part of the garden as they would easily grow and re-establish in your garden. You must be diligent in making sure that every tiny scrap of weed (from the root to the tip) is disposed of, and not dropped back on the garden. If you don’t have time to remove weeds before they flower, make sure that you cut the flowers and dispose immediately, because if you let them go to seed in your garden, you will be constantly fighting an uphill battle. You need to prevent seed distribution so don’t let the seeds escape.

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If you have large areas of weeds you can simply smother the area with sheet mulch. Here’s how you do it. First water the soil the day before so that the soil is moist, then lay newspaper six sheets thick to cover all the soil and weeds. Left: sheet mulch using cardboard. Right: Sheet mulch with cardboard Place the newspaper sheets Also it is important that you and newspaper topped with layers of compost and straw. right up to the edge of plants don’t compost weeds directly. making sure there is overlapping of paper so the weeds can’t In commercial composting operations weed seeds are killed get to the light. Six sheets of newspaper is enough to trap the by maintaining high temperatures above 60°C. Such weeds, and allow air into the soil without harming garden temperatures are usually only achieved with very large plants. Lay a 15 cm thick layer of mulch over the paper. carefully managed piles that are not realistic for the average Compost, dead leaves or any type of organic mulch can be home gardener. There are two main ways in which weeds used. Avoid digging the bed for at least 3 to 6 months so that should be prepared before you add them to your compost. no weed bulbs or seeds get a chance to re-grow. Solarisation is the easiest method to destroy the viability of weeds to reproduce. Put bulbs, seeds and roots into a sealed After a few months the weeds will have starved to death and black plastic bag and leave it to bake in the hottest sunniest the bed will be full of organic matter ready to plant out with part of your yard for a week or two. The contents will be garden plants. After 6 months or when the sheet mulch has destroyed, and then the residue can be composted. Drowning become thin simply reapply. I know some gardeners who don’t is another alternative, put the weeds inside a bucket, fill it up even bother using mulch on top of the sheet as they simply with water and put a lid on top. A month later there is a nutrient apply thick sheets of overlapping newspaper or cardboard. rich soup to feed the garden, and the weed residue can then Because these materials are porous they allow air and water go into the compost. into the soil but restrict sunlight, thus preventing weed germination. You can cover large areas very quickly. For a If you really don’t have time to tackle a large patch of weed small vegetable garden you could sheet mulch in a matter of that doesn’t affect cultivated areas, leave it and don’t worry, minutes, and then you will have prevented weed growth for just make sure that you cut weeds down for composting before a number of months, the technique can also be used to convert the seeds disperse. Weed control chemicals are intended for grassy areas to garden beds. It is so simple but so effective, small hard to deal with areas. Don’t apply deadly weed killer lay down sheets of newspaper and top with mulch, it should to a large area of garden as sterile weed killed land stagnates take a matter of minutes, not hours, but it will save you so and accumulates undesirable chemicals and will ruin the soil much time and effort. over time. Once you get it under control weed problems will soon fade away with sheet mulch, gardening tools and Some landscapers like to use permanent barrier membranes persistence, with no need for harsh chemicals and protective such as plastic, instead of newspaper sheeting. Buried plastic barrier membranes kill off soil life, as they prevent nutrients, face masks. moisture and air from entering the soil which will destroy microbial activity, necessary for the health of the soil. Over the long term the soil becomes dry and suffocated as it is effectively starved. The aim is to starve the weeds, not the soil. Under no circumstances would I advise plastic sheeting as a weed control, having previously seen the effects and having worked to rehabilitate soils that have been damaged by this method of weed control. With newspaper sheets we can starve the weeds and enrich the soil at the same time!

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For Sale; Black laptop Bag by Targus. Fits up to 15-inch laptops. Very well padded w/ lots of room to store iPods, charger, cables, etc. Very good cond. Rp. 250,000Call/ SMS 081 116 8805 or e-mail: <bresela@gmail.com>. Ubud. [156] For Sale; Hugo Boss brown leather women’s handbag Rp. 3,5 mill. Authentic & in excellent cond. Call/SMS 081 116 8805 or e-mail: <bresela@gmail.com>. Ubud. [157] Timing is everything. There’s a tide in the affairs of men which when taken at the flood leads on to fortune.

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Cemetery Junction After his not too successful sojourn in the United States, British writer and director Ricky Gervais returns to England to work on material he knows best. His latest kitchen-sink drama is set in the 1970s, in a backwater British town. Three blue-collar lads want to flee this environment, but, family duties and a lack of commitment, continually stop them from doing that. The film tries to be a slice-of-life, and, I guess its okay, if you like that kind of thing. The Girl who Played with Fire As a follow-up to the highly successful ‘The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo’, this movie comes as a bitter disappointment. The movie has none of the originality of its predecessor. This time around the Dubious Journalist is investigating a case of human trafficking, while the Tattooed Girl delves into some of the mysteries of her past. None of which are satisfactorily resolved.

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Mr. Robet’s Best Buys Salt A Russian spy is activated and tries to kill the President of the United States. The A-Team A group of rugged commandos are wrongly accused of committing a crime. Centurion In 117 AD, a battalion of Roman soldiers are ordered to suppress the Picts. The Joneses An ideal American family move into a new house in a swank new suburb. The Ghost Writer A wimpy writer ghosts the autobiography of a retired British Prime Minister. Burning Bright A girl and her autistic brother have to fend off the attacks of a starving tiger. Marmaduke A lovable Great Dane has to adapt to a new laid-back Californian lifestyle. The Karate Kid An unlikely mentor teaches a teenage boy about self-confidence and karate. Black Death In 1348 the Church investigates accusations of witchcraft and necromancy. Killers After Katherine Heigl weds Ashton Kutcher she learns he is a super assassin.

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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>.

Newly formed community meets the first Sunday of each month at 10 am. For Divine Liturgy at Mykonos Restaurant on Jl. Laksmana No. 52 (Jalan Oberoi). Call Anastasia at 0813 3874 3782 for more information and to get on the community’s email list.

Free Book Swap Ubud First Saturday of each month. Starts at 10am. At Bayu’s Kitchen, Penestanan. Ubud. Bring your books and swap with others. No charge book swap. Ring 081337541445 for more information. Gallery Kupu - Kupu English Mass Located in Ubud on the corner of Jalan Raya and Jalan English Mass every Sunday at 6 pm at St. Fransiscus Hanoman, just in front of the BPD Bank, selling handicrafts Xaverius Catholic Church, Jl. Kartika Plaza 107, Kuta. Bible made by disabled young artists, this project helps disabled Dhamma Duta Study every Tuesday at 6 PM in the meeting hall - St. Dhamma Duta is an NGO that organizes training in villages Fransiscus Xaverius. For further information, please contact artists to have their own income so they can support their families, be more independent and have more confidence. so that the unskilled people living there can support Fr. Terry at 0815 5869 3301. Please come and help us to help them! themselves. Training in wood carving, painting, silversmithing and cooking, etc. For further information or to help support Falun Dafa (Falun Gong) Exercises Gateway Community Church - Sanur our program, please call Robby Lichtenberg. 0368 - 21884, Please come and join us for free: Exercise and meditation English language, every Sunday morning at 10:00 am at Hp. 081-647-00856. Email: <robys@telkom.net>. Falun Dafa, a powerful ancient practice to improve body, mind, Gateway Community Center, Sanur. Interdenominational. All spirit, and development of xinxing (heart-mind nature). Dharma Nature Time & Yayasan Dharma Samuan Tiga Every Wednesday, Friday, Saturday at 4:00 p.m. - 5:30 pm, are welcome. Call Chrisna 0361-285 083 or 0878 6095 7083. Dharma Nature Time is an international foundation on Sunday at 5:30 a.m.-7:00 a.m. at East Terrace Niti Mandala Gentle Yoga and co-operative of foundations supporting interculture in Renon Field. For more information call Mr. Keyar, Hp. 0812 Yoga at Ibah Hotel in Campuan. Gentle Yoga is created for cultural environments through sharing in the arts, religiosity 360 7149, Mr. Agung Eka, ph. 0361-228974, Mrs. Etty Andy, elders and people who wish to get re-acquainted with their and nature. In Bali we collaborate with Yayasan Dharma Samuan Tiga in support of rejuvenation of traditional arts. In ph. 0361-722629. Other places for exercise are Puputan own body. All levels welcome. Tuesday & Thursday 10:30 to Tejakula, North Bali we work together with a community of Badung Field Denpasar, Garuda Wisnu Kencana, Jimbaran. 12:00. Healing Yoga: Using Asana (posture), Pranayama (breathing), Dhyana (meditation) and Yoga Nidra (deep local and international artists and educators in support of Falun Dafa FREE Practice & Meditation workshops and programs at Wantilan Teja Samudragiri. relaxation) this class guides you into intimate self-exploration. 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We (Padmajaya Bali) web:www.dharmanaturetime.org. can make new friends or catch up with old ones, learn how Activities every Monday, Wednesday and Friday: Free others see things or do things, create new ideas. Saying “Are healing with Reiki Tummo® at 19.00 till 21.00 hrs. Free online East Bali Poverty Project you green?” will ensure a warm welcome. Green Drinks has A non - profit organisation helping malnourished and illiterate “Open Heart Prayer” in Indonesian and English language at more than 494 chapters worldwide. No membership fees. 21.00 till 22.00 hrs. Activities every month (last Saturday): children and their families towards a better future. For more Everyone is welcome. Fun is compulsory so invite your friends. information please call David or Tri at 0361- 410071 / 419741 Free attunement Reiki Usui at 15.00 till 17.00 hrs. 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“Watery Futures” I hope my good friend Colin Bloodworth will forgive my straying onto his territory this week but I have a tip for you, forget gold or oil, don’t bother with derivatives or a really attractive looking stock in a company selling wellingtons to one legged tap dancers. What you need to consider are watery futures. Already in some parts of the world water is more valuable than gold and getting more so.

to have a look at just how much water we use and this will help us to ‘size’ our pump.

On the website at: www.mrfixitbali.com/waterusagecalculator. html you will find a water usage calculator that may help you.

In Bali the predicted water crisis is starting to bite and 12 of the island’s major rivers have dried up. PDAM, the water supply company, have released figures stating that the normal average water usage has reached 158 litres of clean water per person per day. This is a lot of water.

It can immediately be seen from the table that there are easy ways of saving water. Note there are some items that really do use a lot of water particularly watering the garden and topping up the swimming pool.

PDAM does not have enough capacity being able to deliver 1,100 litres per second while demand has reached 1,200 litres per second resulting in significant pressure drops during peak usage periods in the morning and afternoon.

Also note how much water a running toilet can use. If you are really serious about saving water you can always head for the riverbank and a couple of big rocks to wash your clothes.

PDAM have 5,000 people on their waiting list for water supply. The Balinese provincial government has recently announced that they will increase the charge for water drawn from wells and bore by 1,000%, yes you heard that right 1,000%.

When sizing a water pump we need to consider the maximum flow of water we will need at any one time. If there are 4 adults in your household you will probably be using around 600 litres per day.

The reason is simple, our groundwater tables are falling and salinity caused by the ingress of seawater is now said to be reaching 5 kilometres inland in some places. Soon our wells will be too polluted to use and drastic action is needed. the majority of hotels on the island are using groundwater from their own wells and bores.

If you don’t have a water storage tank (and surprisingly an increasing number of people don’t these days) then the pump will probably be pumping straight from the bore to your taps. The busiest time may well be in the morning. We might have as many as 4 people trying to shower at the same time - 32 litres per minute. We’ve got 2 taps watering the garden - 16 litres per minute. 2 toilets are refilling - 6 litres per minute. 1 hose is topping up the pool - 8 litres per minute. We’ll ask James to wash the car later. The maximum flow we need from our pump is 62 litres per minute. Now if you use a water tank you can use a much smaller well or bore pump which will be considerably cheaper to buy and will be a much lighter load your electricity circuits.

The UN estimates that by 2025 75% of the world’s population will not have access to safe water. The situation is rapidly deteriorating due, of course, to two reasons.

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We appear to be breeding ourselves to oblivion don’t we? Secondly people are becoming more affluent and wasteful. Back in the 17th century British people used 2 to 3 bull’s scrotums of water a day (that’s the equivalent of 10 to 20 litres). These days they use about 155 litres per person per day. In Europe people use 200 to 300 litres per day while in developing countries the figure is 5 to 50 litres per person per day. Of course much of the increase in water usage is due to the ready access to water running from taps in our houses and is used for those ever so essential items in our modern lifestyle such as washing the car, topping up the pool and giving the pooch a ginseng and ass’s milk shampoo (doggy wellness is very important you know). Sadly we tend to waste much of the water we consume, straight down the plug ’ole and off to the sea bypassing that very essential water table. Last week we started looking at water pumps. There are 2 essential questions when deciding the size of pump you need, first the quantity of water you will need to pump and secondly the pressure of water you need. We will look at water pressure another time but perhaps this is a good time

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The following table provides a list of expected water usage items in everyday life. Yes it is based on averages that may or may not be accurate for you. It anticipates a water flow of 8 litres per minute through a normal water tap but this will vary of course.

Not surprising really, you can’t wash your hair in gold now can you? We all need water but it is in short supply and the price is going up.

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This has a distinct disadvantage that at times when only one shower is running the pump is too large, it switches on and off continuously and you can get problems of “pulsing” in the supply. I suggest that it is better to use several smaller pumps to deliver the water from the tank. Better still do what I do and have a tank up on a tank stand or your roof where gravity feeds the water. A nice constant pressure, no pump needed, cheaper to install and no electricity demand.

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STARS WITH VIBHUTI HOROSCOPE SEPTEMBER 08 - SEPTEMBER 22, 2010

Beginning the Fortnight with the New Moon in Virgo at 16 degrees, we set in motion a round of healing and service work. In the southern hemisphere we move into the Spring Equinox and the beginning of our yearly cycle. Just after the movement of the Sun into Libra, marking the Equinox, we have the Full Moon at 0 degrees Aries. Remember the oppositional arm in the latest T-square is in Libra and Aries. Although both Jupiter and Uranus have returned to Pisces, the T-square remains activated. As the Sun and Moon both rekindle the memories, challenges and lessons of the past three months, we get to put in place what we have recently learned through our experiences. It is then a good time to get yourself into a routine and rhythm which supports your inner stability, clarity and connection to the Divine Principal. Virgo likes to be conscious of what it is doing to its’ body and mind, purging any impurities which may be clogging up the normal bodily processes and hindering growth and forward movement. Aries remember, is the radical warrior who is willing to take risks and daring. We will continue to be highly activated by the transforming qualities of Pluto as the Full Moon approaches, and as a continuing theme throughout this coming year. Pluto in Capricorn dismantling old structures in the material world, as well as within your own psyche. The quickest way to amplify this situation is through our honest and integral one on one relationship with others. Libra wanting fairness and justice for all. NEW MOON 15 Virgo 41 September 08, 2010 06:31 p.m.

ARIES: Mars your ruler remains in Libra for this fortnight and is set to enter Scorpio by the beginning of the next. Relationship being the theme of the moment, has you in close proximity to others at this time. Mars as the activator and original ruler of Pluto, you are set for some interesting times from the Full Moon on and with the Full Moon in your sign you are sure to be ready for a little solitude or at least solo adventures. The square to Pluto however, will keep the fires of passion kindled and act as a strong reminder of the responsibilities inherent in any relationship. TAURUS: Venus enters Scorpio and brings some sensual passion to your sexual encounters. This is an extra long stint in this intense and polar opposite sign, as she goes retrograde throughout October. Get yourself prepared for some deep inner transformation through relationship at this time. Any attempts at laziness or avoidance will be thwarted. As Mars continues to travel closely to Venus throughout this month you will be motivated to transform old patterns of behavior within your relationships, whether they be intimate, familial or friendships. The Sun remains in Virgo this fortnight supplementing your earthy qualities. GEMINI: Mercury comes out of retrograde on the 13th. You will notice the shift in mental energy available to you, at this time. Also the communication glitches will cease, as you come into alignment with your higher mind once more. Mercury in the sign of Virgo gives you some added mental stamina, discernment and discrimination abilities. Use these in service of your ability to adapt and transform situations in your life which no longer work to your benefit. This could be in the arena of work, business ideas and projects. With access to so much information it is easy to get derailed or side-tracked. Be discriminate. CANCER: This fortnight heralds the beginning of some new ventures in your life. Ventures and adventures. With the moon cycle marking a time of regeneration and healing for you, much energy will be made available for transformational work which was not quite completed during July and August. The ongoing balancing act between self and other, and work and home life, continues to propel you into making necessary adjustments. It could be time to erect some new boundaries or dismantle others, which are getting in the way of true relating. Any fears you may have around them, will be highlighted now. LEO: As Jupiter moves out of Aries, there are no Planets currently in fire signs. You will need to be the motivation in your own life at this time and possibly the life of others. Use your wonderful ability to inspire as the guiding light this fortnight. The movement of the Sun into Libra on the 23rd and the Full Moon in Aries will give you some much needed support. Harness the energy at this time to implement your projects, as the fire signs only begin to re-emerge in November. It really is a time for integration, relationship and communication, with the need for solitude and quiet times interspersed. VIRGO: The Virgo Birthdays continue this fortnight with the Moon’s cycle in your sign as well, culminating in the Full Moon in Aries. You are sure to get some surprises coming your way now, as Mercury goes direct and you get a glimmer of the rising Sun on the horizon. This really is a new beginning, the new dawning for many on the Planet now. Embrace the wholeness and splendor of who you are, and share those things; gifts which you excel at and are inherently yours to embody. Be kind to yourself and allow some space for introspection, to get your mind in order and to discriminate between the old the new, and what is worth holding onto.

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LIBRA: Venus as she moves into Scorpio portends a time of transformation and liberation from the old. This is an individualized process and depends largely on your personal chart and your environment. Having a strong need for order and beauty, you may find that it is time for you to move from your current living or work situations. They may no longer fit who you are or more who you have evolved into. This is the time for many to move on in their lives, leaving behind the old, the worn and the outdated. Let the changes come with ease and Grace and cease placing extra burdens on yourself through self-criticism.

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SCORPIO: The powerful sword of discernment is at work in your life, as Venus and Mars enter your sign this month. You will be able to achieve much over these coming weeks. Your tendency however, is to push yourself and others, so remember to go gently and to remind yourself that there is plenty of time to achieve all your goals. Pluto being activated by the Full Moon and Sun later in the month will allow for some more purging of the old paradigm. As the past dissolves effortlessly now you tap into an inner guidance with more clarity then ever before. Your intuition is heightened and senses honed. SAGITTARIUS: Jupiter re-enters Pisces for it’s spiritual journey until January next year. Although the pace slows a little, you will well remember what these past three months have brought to your life and bring confident anticipation of what is to come throughout 2011. Use this time to review all that has transpired in your life and harness this month’s Full Moon portal and propel yourself in the direction you need to go now. There are adjustments and changes to be made and this is the time to slowly and methodically go about making them. There is no need to rush or push this process. All is in Divine Order. CAPRICORN: Saturn moves along at quite a pace now in the sign of Libra. Relationship seems to have taken on a new meaning and is moving in an entirely different and seemingly supported flow. Enjoy this sense of the new. You are in a long process of transformation and unfolding which will set you in good stead for the years to come. The patience you have acquired is to be used in all areas of your life. If you have been too hard on yourself over recent months, now is a good time to regenerate and recharge your batteries. Following the natural cycle of the body allows you to harness your fullest potential. AQUARIUS: Jupiter joins Uranus this fortnight and with that brings accelerated change and growth for all of us, and especially you. In the sign of Pisces once more, just to recap all the spiritual changes and to enhance them. Remember the ruler of Pisces, Neptune, is still in your sign as well. These past years of unfolding and moving into a softer and gentler way of being is a welcome relief, although at times still a little confusing. All that you’ve acquired will be used over the coming years to bring about the necessary changes within your environment and community. You are settled enough within your own self, to be of great assistance. PISCES: As the Sun now moves in Virgo, your polar opposite sign, you are motivated to make more of a commitment to your health regime. You see the necessity to make changes and to adhere to a schedule. Uranus and Jupiter in Pisces continuing to make changes and to balance out the earthly with the transcendental. Both are necessary. Something that aids this balancing act; the meditative and the physical is what is most needed now. Your dreams continue to reveal to you what is occurring and how you are healing, as well as what the coming trends will be. Take some much needed rest.

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The camera itself records directly onto an SD card, plus it has a 1.5 inch screen that allows for easy playback. The lens is wide angle and records at 720 by 480 pixels at 30fps. As far as the mounting goes it includes a helmet-grip, head-strap, goggle and handlebar mounts, then finally your average Velcro strap for anything else. The battery life is pretty weak, it only runs for an hour on the AA batteries. Since they are just normal batteries, you could always just carry around some spares. http://www.driftinnovation.com/products.html US$200 Picasa - Free Photo Editing and Management Software If you’re into photography as a hobby as I am, and you’re looking for software to help you manage and edit your photos, Picasa (http://picasa.google.com/) is a free tool you should check out. Picasa consists of a desktop program that you must download and an optional online storage and display service. The Picasa desktop app features automatic scanning of one’s drives for photos and grouping of similarly named photos into virtual folders; that is, the photos appear on screen in “folders” labeled “CompanyPicnic” but remain physically right where they are. Picasa even has a facial recognition feature that effectively says, “Oh, look, there’s Sis, we’ll put this pic in the ‘Sis’ folder.” You can add tags to photos to group them under Picasa, too. Having experimented with Picasa a few months, I must say this automated grouping does not work very well for me. Photos end up in unexpected and undesired virtual folders, actually more confusing than the familiar disk folders in which I have them stored. Editing tags and other metadata so that photos appear where I want them was rather tedious. Picasa’s photo editing features include red-eye reduction and color enhancement as well as standard features such

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Kids These Days, I Tell You “Ohhhh we used to DREAM of livin’ in a corridor! Woulda’ been a palace to us. We used to live in an old water tank on a rubbish tip. We got woken up every morning by having a load of rotting fish dumped all over us!” – Michael Palin of Monty Python in the Four Yorkshiremen sketch Parents in Singapore put children on waiting lists for playgroups and Montessori schools before they are born and register for primary schools years in advance. A sister-in-law in America has the summer activities for her pre-teen girl and boy planned out until their university years, fearful that too few extracurricular activities will make it difficult for them to get into the “good” universities. And my sister, a 30-year mathematics teacher in Louisville, Kentucky, says her “kids” take courses such as physical education and driver’s education in summer months so they can participate during the year in orchestra, drama, debate and the academic pastimes that look better on high school transcripts. Meanwhile, on Facebook, friends from high school are on a nostalgia kick and have been posting pictures from 30 years ago that show summers and school breaks spent hiking and at the beach, and school days more concerned with sports rivalries, the prettiest girls and the handsomest boys. That’s what I remember from high school years, too – classmates, the things we did for fun, the trouble we got into. I remember teachers as well, but not for anything taught in the classroom – not a scrap of chemical formulae, nary the proper name for any grammatical structure beyond noun, verb and object. The things I do remember are reading Louis L’Amour novels with the book hidden under my desk, listening to the World Series on a transistor radio and updating my classmates on the score, and sleeping through math classes and then frustrating the teacher by acing all of his exams. Now my oldest son has just started his own years of formal education, and I’m worried about the quality of the school we are sending him to – although I am mostly just happy that he is smiling and eager to be going to school when he wakes up in the morning – but I’m also worried of pushing him too hard. My own parents had a curious apathy toward the schooling of myself and my siblings – probably because there just weren’t many options. We lived in an Asian country and there was nothing like the number of schools available to expatriates today. At the high school level,

families chose between the international school and the missionary school and the choice was usually made more on location than on personal philosophy. In the couple of years we lived in the U.S., in small towns in Oklahoma and Texas, we simply went to the nearest public school – much like my parents did when they were growing up. My parents seemed to assume that somehow we’d end up getting everything that we needed to prepare us for life. We went to school during the week, church on the weekends, and signed up for baseball, swimming and other activities for our periods of leisure – or just ran wild in the towns, cities and villages where we lived, using public transportation, bicycles and feet to explore and experience the world around us, with little fear or worry from mother and father that we wouldn’t survive and thrive. Result? A school teacher, a petroleum engineer, a journalist and a businessman. Solid middle-of-the-road results, I would say. The important thing is that my parents let us find our own way – either by design or benign neglect. That might not be the way to bring up millionaire sports stars or classical pianists, but I and my siblings are all family-oriented people not overly concerned with material things or chasing wealth and possessions -a sign that my parents did more right than wrong. These days kids don’t have a moment’s peace. Days are crammed with extra study and outside tutors in an effort to keep them at pace with how fast we have allowed the world to become. Our educational systems – at least in the Western-minded world – have become more about the ever-faster transfer of information rather than about the teaching of values and character.

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Local News Indonesian Volcano Erupts for 2nd Day An Indonesian volcano dormant for four centuries erupted for the second straight day Monday (31/8), shooting clouds of hot ash more than a mile into the air and forcing 30,000 people to flee. Some domestic airplanes had to be diverted because of poor visibility. Many villagers living along the slopes of Mount Sinabung in North Sumatra province wore masks as they packed their belongings and headed to emergency shelters, mosques and churches, said Andi Arief, a presidential adviser on disasters. Their abandoned homes and crops were blanketed in gray soot and the air was thick with the smell of sulfur. While two people died-a 64-year-old woman from respiratory problems, and a 52-year-old man from a heart attack-it was too early to say if the volcano was to blame, said Priyadi Kardono of the National Disaster Management Agency. Sinabung last erupted in 1600, so observers don’t know its eruption pattern and admitted over the weekend they had not monitored it closely before it started rumbling days ago in the lead-up to Sunday’s first, less-powerful blast. Hours later, the alert was raised to the highest level. Like other volcanoes along the Sumatra fault line-the meeting point of the Eurasian and Pacific tectonic plates that have pushed against each other for millions of years-it has the potential to be very destructive. Stiff magna forming inside the conical tip can act as a plug, allowing pressure to build up until it reaches a bursting point. “A volcano with a long repose period could deliver a more powerful eruption,” as was the case with Pinatubo in the Philippines in 1991, which killed about 800 people, said Alain Bernard, a professor at the University of Brussels.

Sinabung could either go back to sleep or produce a series of blasts with increasing intensity, he said. “A Pinatubo-size eruption is a rare event and unlikely to appear during the following days. It takes normally weeks or months,” said Bernard. Though strong wind shifts or a powerful follow-up blast could affect air traffic in nearby Singapore and Malaysia, Transportation Ministry spokesman Bambang Ervan said so far only four domestic flights heading to the provincial capital of Medan were diverted. The number of people evacuated had reached 30,000 by Monday afternoon, said Erni Damanik with the Tanah Karo district information center. Many people living along the base of the 8,000-foot mountain have also moved to outlying villages. Food, emergency tents, and medicine were on the way to the scene, officials said, including more than 17,000 respiratory masks. Indonesia is spread across 17,500 islands and is prone to volcanic eruptions and earthquakes because of its location within the so-called “Ring of Fire”- a series of fault lines stretching from the Western Hemisphere through Japan and Southeast Asia. It is also home to some of the largest eruptions in recorded history. The 1815 explosion of Mount Tambora buried the inhabitants of Sumbawa Island under searing ash, gas and rock, killing an estimated 88,000 people. The 1883 eruption of Krakatoa could be heard 3,200 kilometer away and blackened skies region-wide for months. At least 36,000 people were killed in the blast and the tsunami that followed. (August 31st 2010)

Bali Governor Turns Down Keys to Brand-New Car Bali Governor Made Mangku Pastika stunned the provincial legislature into silence on Friday (24/8) when he rejected a proposal to buy new cars worth a total of Rp. 2 billion ($222,000) for him and his deputy, Anak Agung Gede Ngurah Puspayoga.

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“There’s no need to allocate any money toward buying a new car for me this year, because the car I’ve got right now still runs fine,” he said. “Perhaps next year.” Pastika’s official car, a Toyota Crown Royal Saloon, first went into service in 1997, but Pastika has not asked for a replacement since taking office in 2008. The issue of cars for state officials has long been contentious, with budget and anti-graft watchdogs denouncing the expense as wasteful. Several officials have in the past sparked controversy by either refusing to return the keys to their cars at the end of their tenure or by declining to accept vehicles that had been used by outgoing officials. Putu Astawa, the head of the provincial legislature’s special committee on the budget, said the body had offered the pair new cars because Pastika’s vehicle broke down frequently, while Puspayoga’s car, a Toyota Innova, was more of a family vehicle than an official conveyance.

said this resulted in the governor turning up late for events at the retreat, putting him in a bad light as the host. Astawa said that given Pastika’s and Puspayoga’s “very high mobility and busy schedules,” they deserved to have new cars that were more reliable and in keeping with their posts. He said the legislature had planned to purchase either a pair of Toyota Camrys or Land Cruisers for a total of Rp. 2 billion. “It’s unimaginable that the official car for the governor is shabbier than those for district heads,” Astawa said. “Plus if he’s using a new car, he doesn’t have to feel ashamed anymore,” he said. Pastika said he rejected the offer because he wanted the regional budget to be allocated to higher-priority items of greater relevance to the public like health care and education. (August 27th 2010)

Bali Journalists Join to End Violence Against the Press Tens of journalists in Bali staged a rally on Sunday (22/8) in a show of solidarity with their colleague who was killed in a clash between two warring groups in the eastern Indonesian area of Tual on Saturday. The journalists signed a banner petition as a gesture of their support against attacks on journalists. “We will send the signatures and request for a probe into the killing of Sun TV news contributor Ridwan Salamun to the National Police chief and the Press Council for review,” Rofiqi Hasan, chairman of the Denpasar chapter of the Alliance of Independent Journalists (AJI), said. The banner was later displayed at the Sun TV bureau on Jl. Diponegoro in Denpasar. Ridwan died on his way to hospital after one of the conflicting groups attacked him. He suffered from hack wounds on his neck and back. In related developments, tens of journalists also staged a rally at the Hotel Indonesia roundabout in Jakarta on Sunday in a show of sympathy for late Ridwan Salamun. They urged the police to thoroughly investigate the case and bring the culprits to justice. The killing of Ridwan was an attempt to deprive the public of truth, chairman of the Indonesian Television Journalists Association (IJTI) Imam Wahyudi said on Sunday. (August 23rd 2010) Bali Entrepreneurs Expected to Care for Environment Bali’s entrepreneurs are expected to care for the environment to support the province’s Greening Program, the head of Bali`s Biological Environment Office, AA Alit Sastrawan, said here Wednesday (25/8). Sastrawan said all entrepreneurs who had businesses or industrial plants in Bali should support the program to make Bali green and clean. Entrepreneurs could endorse Bali’s green program in various ways such as participating in greening activity, caring for the disposal of plastic trash, protecting beaches from abrasion, and other environment preserving exercises. Though some entrepreneurs were already contributing to the care- for-the-environmental movement, some other entrepreneurs still lacked concern for the environment, he said. (August 26th 2010) Bali Wins another Tourism Award Bali has won “The Best Leisure Destination in Asia Pacific” award from the Business Travelers Asia Pacific magazine based in Hong Kong, a tourism official said. The award would be presented to the Bali provincial government at Contrad Hotel in Hong Kong on September 10, Head of the Bali Provincial Tourism Office Ida Bagus Subhiksu said here on Monday (23/8). Subhiksu said his office would coordinate with the Bali Tourism Board (BTB) to decide who would represent the local government to receive the award. “We hope that Bali Governor I Made Mangku Pastika will have a chance to go to Hong Kong to receive the award. He is good at Mandarin language so his presence will help promote the Bali tourism before hundreds of invitees there,” he said. The award will be the second received by the province this year. Earlier, Bali also received “World Best Island in Asia 2010” award from Travel and Leisure magazine based in New York. Bali’s success to win awards as best Resort Island for the umpteenth time would no doubt boost the province’s tourism industry, he said. “The award was mostly likely inspired by the film titled Eat, Pray, Love (EPL) which stars Hollywood actress Julia Robert,” he said. (August 23rd 2010) Twenty-Nine Houses Damaged in Violent Bali Clash At least 29 houses were damaged and eight people injured after two neighborhood groups at Pengastulan village in Buleleng district, North Bali, clashed early Sunday (29/8). “Some of the residents carried pointed weapons and some threw Molotov cocktails at one of the houses but it did not cause fire. They pelted stones, bottles and roof tile fragments at each other. The clash settled after the police came to restore the situation,” Pengastulan village head Ketut Yasa said. Three of the injured were in a critical condition. They were identified as Muhamad Syarif and Muhammad Azim of Kauman neighborhood group and Putu Suarjana of Pala neighborhood group, Ketut said. Some of the injured were treated at a nearby hospital, while the others treated their injuries themselves, he said. Seririt subdistrict head Putu Kariaman said the clash was the fourth of its kind in the past few years. The two conflicting neighborhood organizations were reconciled after the security agencies held a meeting with the figures from both sides at around 2 p.m. on Sunday. (August 30th 2010)

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Bali Continues Eliminating Stray Dogs Despite Int’l Protest The Bali provincial administration continues to cull stray dogs despite international protests, spokesman I Ketut Teneng said here on Sunday (29/8). Teneng added that the decision to maintain the stray dog elimination policy was aimed at preventing the spread of rabies spread by the dogs. He argued, the Bali authorities had also vaccinated pet dogs as well as implementing the cull. Up till now some 977,461 stray dogs had been killed, and 348,069 dogs vaccinated. Dog bite cases in Bali had reached 25,531 since the rabies outbreak in 2008. The number of dog bite cases had raised demand for anti-rabies vaccines. Until now, Bali had used 23,031 vials of the vaccines, and still has 15,582 more available ready for use. Teneng said he hoped that the administration’s action in dealing with stray dogs may eliminate rabies there in 2012. The Bali provincial administration has allocated Rp16.07 billion from its own budget for rabies eradication this year. The funds are channeled through the regional animal husbandry and animal health offices. Of the total of Rp. 16.07 billion, Rp. 3.38 billion would be used for operational activities, health care and prevention of infectious diseases. Despite mass dog culls aimed at preventing rabies outbreaks since August 2009, the number of districts affected by the potentially fatal disease had more than tripled after first appearing in two districts in November last year. (August 30th 2010) US Man Arrested for Pulling the Plug on Early Morning Prayer Call - Lombok Authorities have arrested an American man for blasphemy after he pulled the plug on a loudspeaker at a mosque because it woke him up, police say. Luke Gregory Lloyd, 64, was taken into custody after he disrupted a nightly Koran reading session near his home on Lombok which was being broadcast over the mosque’s loudspeaker during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. The incident happened on August 22 and Lloyd has been under police guard at a hotel ever since, pending further investigations. “He got angry as the Koranic reading woke him up. He scolded people in the mosque before pulling out the loudspeaker’s cable,” police officer Lalu Mahsun told reporters. He could face five years in jail under the mainly Muslim country’s blasphemy laws. (August 30th 2010) Retired American Serviceman Jailed in Bali for Drugs A 61-year-old retired US serviceman in Bali was sentenced to nine months in prison on Wednesday (25/8) for possession of 8.5 grams of marijuana. Joseph Michael Malone was vacationing on the resort island when he was arrested at Padang-Padang Beach in South Kuta on April 28. Police said Malone was trying to dispose of a white bag filled with marijuana as they approached him on the beach. Detectives from the Denpasar Police later examined the drug and confirmed that it was marijuana. The court heard that Malone later admitted to police that he had bought the drugs for Rp 8 million ($890) from some sailors while on holiday in Padang, West Sumatra. The Denpasar District Court found Malone guilty of violating Article 127 of the 2009 Narcotics Law. “The court sentences the defendant to nine months in prison, with a reduction for time served while the defendant was held awaiting trial,” Judge Sutama said in the verdict. Indonesia’s drug laws are notoriously heavy. Malone’s sentence, however, was more lenient than the one-year in prison that prosecutors had demanded. When handing down the verdict, the panel of judges said they took into account the defendant’s remorse and lack of a criminal record in awarding a lighter sentence. Malone’s lawyer, I Nyoman Jaya, said his client would not file an appeal. “At the start of the trial, we filed a motion asking that the defendant be acquitted on all charges,” Jaya said. “But since the motion was not granted, we think the sentence is fair.” (August 25th 2010)

138 Passengers Rescued After Ferry Runs Aground in Bali Nearly 140 passengers were finally rescued unharmed from a ferry on Friday (27/8) morning after it ran aground in Singaraja, Bali, on Thursday evening. Ospar Silaban, a local official from state-owned transportation management company ASDP, told the Jakarta Globe that 138 passengers were evacuated from the ill-fated Darma Rucitra after it was left high and dry in Tanjung Gowa after a crossing from East Java. “Our priority was rescuing the passengers and thank God all of them survived,” he said. He said the accident was caused by “natural factors,” namely heavy seas and strong ocean currents. The ship remains beached and salvage crews are waiting for high tide this afternoon before attempting to refloat the vessel. On Wednesday, the Putra Romo carrying more than 26 passengers sank in Badung Strait, Bali. Nine passengers died and another two are missing, feared. A police investigation revealed the boat was overcrowded and their were no lifejackets (August 27th 2010) Bali Has Earmarked 66 Billion to Green the Island The Bali Government has earmarked Rp66 billion in its budget to reforest fallow and critical land everywhere in the province over the next five years, a local forestry official said. “We will replant deforested and critical land covering a total area of 25,346 hectares scattered in various districts and cities in stages over a period of five years,” Ida Agung Buana, head of Bali’s forestry service, said here Tuesday (31/8). The annual reforestation target was a minimum of 5,000 hectares per year with the replanting process to take place inside or outside protected or village forests. He said for the private and individual sectors, the local government had set up free seedling distribution centers in eastern, southern, northern and central Bali. Companies or individuals who have land they wish to reforest can obtain tree seedlings free of charge from the centers. The reforestation program was to be implemented to support the Bali provincial government’s program to make a clean and green province, a province with a green economy and green culture, Buana said. (31st August 2010) 2,500-Year-Old Human Remains Discovered in Bali Archeologists in Bali say they have unearthed ancient human remains that date back to about 500 B.C. at a village in the islands southeast. Ayu Kusumawati, a researcher from the Denpasar Archeological Society, said on Sunday (29/8) that two sarcophagi had been discovered by a bricklayer in a quarry near Keramas village in Gianyar. She said the group opened one of the stone caskets on Sunday. It contained a human skeleton with all the bones intact. The second sarcophagus is set to be opened on Monday. Ayu said both of the coffins had identical markings on the outside, which culminated in a tortoise-shaped relief at the top. A pitcher was also found inside the opened sarcophagus. The findings, she said, indicated that the remains were about 2,500 years old. “Both the pitcher and the sarcophagi show signs of advanced stonework and ironwork,” she said. Burials in sarcophagi were exclusively the domain of the nobility, Ayu added, while the tortoise motifs represented the channel through which the spirits of those inside could journey to the afterlife. Meanwhile, the archeological society’s chairman, Wayan Suantika, said the latest findings brought to 16 the total number of sarcophagi unearthed at Keramas over the past four years. In May, four burial plots were found, although each had already been opened and their contents emptied, he said. Suantika said that his organization was working with the Prehistoric Artifacts Preservation Society and the local administration to establish a museum in the area to house the discovered sarcophagi. “Obviously it won’t be easy, but once we get this museum in place, it will be a huge drawing card for tourists,” he said. (August 30th 2010)

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subsidies, biofuels and waste. The effects of climate change will compound the problem, in which case following famine we can expect her ugly sisters war and pestilence. The effects are becoming all to clear. Since 2007 food prices overall have risen by 90% but far more ominous the prices for basic staples have risen far more rapidly with no end in sight with grain at 154%, corn 125%, soy 107% and rice doubling in seven months to 122%.

Well, yes actually, I did sort of know but I hadn’t really adjusted to the reality of expensive food. I still haven’t, Middle Class but no Burgers please…. though I’m forced to acknowledge the sad fact, whatever Australian Scientific journalist Julian Cribb, is the latest to warn my grumbles. us of our imminent peril in his book “The Coming Famine” subtitled “The Global Famine and What We Can Do to Avoid The Grocer’s Lot It”. Mr. Cribb shows how we have ruthlessly exploited the The provisioning trade for foreign visitors in Bali always was planet’s resources in the last 200 years for the benefit of a a bit strange and recently got stranger yet. Not just the wine small minority. Now the Chinese, the Indians and Brazilians thing (I mean paying US$35.00 for a bottle of local plonk is and the rest of the developing world all want a slice of the just plain odd), but also the disappearance of most imported Euro-American lifestyle, and there simply is not enough to go packaged goods from the shelves a while back and the around. limited re-appearance of some, at vastly increased cost. I can buy a decent French table wine in Hong Kong for $15.00 and There are two elephants in the kitchen, says Mr. Cribb, a packet of Ryvita or similar for under $3.00. Here in Bali it’s population and over-consumption. With a 33% increase getting on for $8.00. As for soy milk we now get those thin in population by 2030 and to accommodate middle class sickly sweet ASEAN imports at pretty much the same price as expectations food production will need to grow by at least 50%. the old US and Australian brands. Now we can’t go blaming It now grows about 1%, but there is less available agricultural Ibu Susan or Bill Busch at Gourmet Garage or the folks at Bali land. Eating meat is a major problem. Grain fed to American Deli for all this. It’s not their fault. At least they bring in some animals alone could feed all the world’s hungry today, but not of what we want at a fair mark-up. It’s just that in trying to clean another billion. We are not headed in a good direction. Grain up the customs and excise in this great Republic, the expat stockpiles are shrinking; water for humans is becoming scarcer, need for their favourite packaged goods etc. don’t count for let alone for animals. “We need two more Americas to do it, and very much. Except, perhaps the booze thing, a much more yet existing farm land is being degraded, says Mr. Cribb. complex issue altogether. Given that it’s not worth going through the regulatory hoops on our account, the trouble with And what of the solution? We can do it, Mr. Cribb tells us, but import substitution for us expats, and those with our habits, is we are going to have to radically alter our approach that under the current regime it is, collectively and individually. We need one: discouraged by internal taxes; a new Green Revolution increasing and two, when somebody does our agri-science research spending bother, the temptation to overcharge to some US$80 billion p.a. and do seems to be all but irresistible. I what’s necessary to get practical mean, why should something that results out to farmers; the distortions is grown and manufactured here of subsidies to industrial farming need cost just 20% less than a favourite to be eliminated and the true price of internationally known brand that has food and its cost to the environment been sent half way round the world? paid. Big Food needs to contribute to I’m not saying the overseas product this, while small farms get subsidised is better, I’m just saying it shouldn’t for earth stewardship. Handling waste be hard to deliver a better product is a big part of the problem and a large at considerably less cost giving a part of the solution. We need to decent profit without stiffing us. Even change our diet to reflect the new the good wholegrain loaves of bread readily available here realities. It can be as simple as eating less meat, a salad for a are rather pricy these days. A bright point is the wonderful cheeseburger or an apple for a bag of chips. vegetables and salads produced in Bali, fresh, cheap and delicious. And of course, the local fruit. Anyone who buys a None of this will work even if North Americans halved their meat commercial electrolyte when there’s coconut water so available consumption, Mr. Cribb concedes, if it is to be swamped by with a twist of lemon needs their head examined. demand from 600 million newly affluent Indian and Chinese craving burgers. Yet Mr. Cribb remains hopeful, we will In case you think I’m missing the point here, fixating on the unlock new insights capable of creating profound gains in minutiae of the expat comestibles while a global food crisis food production and sustainability on a par with the Green is under way, you’d be wrong. It’s all connected and Bali, Revolution, he believes. Sustainable farming is perhaps the fortunate compared to many places, is nonetheless already greatest challenge we face in 10,000 years since agriculture feeling the effects. began, he concludes.

12 billion mouths to feed Fifty years ago a billion people were starving or undernourished. Today it’s up 500 million. Actually, that’s progress. Back then that was one-third the human race, now it’s one sixth. In 1968 there were some 3 billion people on earth and today there 6.8 billion. If we have more than doubled world population in fifty years how many of us do you think there will be in another fifty? UN projections foresee a 33% increase by 2030 (9.0 billion) and 12 billion by 2060. How in God’s name are we going to feed so many?

Optimism from the Gaia Hypothesis

A last sobering word of qualification and perspective from Prof. James Lovelock. I don’t think humans react fast enough or are clever enough to handle what’s coming up. I’m an optimistic pessimist. There are already too many people on Earth and with global warming at 4°C, which is where we are headed, we could not survive with even one-tenth our current population. We could not find enough food, unless we synthesised it. Because of this, the cull during this century is going to be huge, up to 90%. The number of people remaining at the end of the century will probably be a billion or less. It’s happened before: Malthusian fears of an overpopulated world unable to feed between the ice ages there were bottlenecks when there were itself have been with us since the 18th century and have proved only 2,000 people left. It’s happening again. ungrounded. More recently the Club of Rome formed in 1968 warned of the limits of growth. In the 1970s Stanford’s Paul Humans are like the first photosynthesisers, which when they Ehrlich scared the bejasus out of us with his population bomb. appeared caused enormous damage releasing oxygen - a And yet we seem to have managed, so were these people nasty, poisonous gas. It took a long time, but it turned out to be wrong? of enormous benefit. I look on humans in much the same light. For the first time in its 3.5 billion years of existence, the planet Alas, not really. The timing may have been a bit off, is all. In has an intelligent, communicating species that can consider the 1960s the Green Revolution worked and for two decades the whole system and even do things about it. They are not yet world hunger was rolled, back through agricultural advances bright enough, they have still to evolve quite and the sharing the technology. That lasted until the 1980s a way, but they could become a very positive but in the last 30 years investment in agricultural research has contributor to planetary welfare. dwindled. © Tom Faunus It’s not just climate change that’s going to make our lives on tom.faunus@gmail.com earth difficult. We now face very real danger of global famine, Copyright © 2010 due to increased population and over-consumption, that is the You can read all past articles of EcoWatch over-exploitation of the sea and natural resources, overuse of at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz chemical fertilizers, reliance on fossil fuels, protectionism,

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by Roland Thompson couple sitting in row 14 head of him. No way that the woman

Certainly. But do you really think it’s any easier for Indonesians

or her husband would be able to throw open the emergency

trying to get the right to work in the U.S. or in many other

Rollie, at the end of August, found himself winging toward

exit if need be. And though all the pretty flight attendants in

Western countries? Rollie guarantees you it isn’t. It’s not

Jakarta for no particular reason. He wanted to see some

red dresses walking past seemed to have the same thought,

always just about an inefficient bureaucracy.

friends, do some shopping, and maybe just wander a bit and

none of them had the fortitude to tell the couple that they were

see the old gal.

too old to sit in those seats.

Call It Disaster Tourism

It is the second time he’s been struck by nostalgia for a city

No matter, Rollie thought, there is still a clear path to three of

They seem to come at the pace of one or two a month, these

the four emergency exits. Then another old lady comes and

omnibus articles that take a more realistic look at Bali than

blocks one of the other emergency rows, and his odds go

the one usually seen in the travel sections of newspapers and

down again. Should he say something to one of the flight at-

lifestyle glossies. The litany of problems is almost always the

tendants? It says right there on the sign beside the door that

same – unsustainable tourist arrivals, overdevelopment and

children and senior citizens aren’t allowed to sit in those

dwindling resources, crime, the sex trade, rabies, pollution

seats.

and a traditional culture under stress. One of the latest, a piece

Mother City

for which he has no real love. Jakarta was fun back in the day when he was flying in every couple of months on assignment, but it was completely different living there for a year and a half with a family in tow and trying to cope with its madness. Still, the city tugs at him when coming in from the airport he first sees the sheds and shacks jumbled along the rivers and then gets up on an overpass to look across rusty red tile rooftops punctuated by Arabesque domes and towers. Jakarta is a city of survivors, where if you’ve got no job and no car, then you make do selling a few scraps of something from the back of a motorcycle; if you’ve got no motorbike, then you might establish your trade with a bicycle or a handcart; and if you don’t have either of those then you peddle goods by foot. Maybe you set up a tire shop by the side of the road, or if musically inclined, maybe you buy, steal, borrow or make a guitar and sing for your supper.

by Todd Elliott, an analyst with Jakarta-based Concord Rollie wimps out, too, and doesn’t protest. Instead he comforts

Consulting, was posted on the Jakarta Globe Web site, www.

himself by plotting his emergency exit path and reconciles

thejakartaglobe.com, on Aug. 24. How many more of these

himself to pushing the old and feeble out of the way to save

will be written before either tourists stop coming or some

his own hide. Then the plane is in the air and arrives safely in

evidence is seen that the problems are recognized and taken

Jakarta after all.

seriously by regional tourism officials?

The Other Guy’s Shoes

For those interested in keep track of the train wreck playing out in slow motion, there are few better places to look than

Ever seen the lines that form outside U.S. embassies around

Bali Discovery’s Web site. You can sign up for its regular Bali

the world? Ever tried to get a U.S. visa or work permit for your

Update newsletter at www.balidiscovery.com.

non-American boyfriend, girlfriend, wife or husband? Items from the last update in August include an analysis of

As he grinds along in the traffic, Rollie suddenly realizes it’s impossible for him not to have affection for the inhabitants

The usual complaints one hears about immigration here are

the number of tourist arrivals through the end of July, with a

about the lines at the airports – and in the interest of sustain-

claim in the headline if not the story that 3 million for the year

toiling along in the heat as they choke on the exhaust fumes

able tourism development, something really ought to be done

is within striking distance, and another report on a Udayana

of the rusty city buses held together by wire and automotive

to make visitors’ first experience in the country a more pleas-

University study that says Bali has too many hotel rooms and

body putty. He loves the wayside shop owners who sit beside

ant one.

other accommodation options, not counting the “mushroom-

their little stalls with a mixture of resignation, patience and

ing” villas and apartments.

hope. And as he looks down the city’s warrens of lanes and

The other complaint that one often hears is about the diffi-

back alleys, he wishes he had time to walk them all just as

culty of finding a legal means of staying in Indonesia longer

the evening call to prayer was going out and the men of the

than a few weeks, as in maybe years. There aren’t many

city were gathering to turn their minds toward Mecca.

trouble-free options -- as any backpacker who’s fallen in love

Enjoy!

Greetings from Ibu Kat

with Bali and decided to stay will tell you – and there are even

It’s always nice to be noticed, and recently Ibu Kat, who pens

Rollie is proud of the city’s few flashes of brilliance, too, such

fewer that will allow a person to work, whether as a full-time

Greenspeak in this very publication, wrote to welcome Rollie

as the new Terminal 3 at Soekarno-Hatta Airport that serves

employee or on a freelance basis.

to Bali Advertiser and to point to an article she wrote last year that was much more informative than he was on the beggar

domestic budget flights. It’s bright, it’s open, it’s clean and

women and children you see around Ubud.

well-organized – it’s everything one doesn’t expect to find in

Most people who don’t have the luck or the means of finagling

an airport terminal in Indonesia, and maybe it’s a start, a sign

a KITAS and work permit end up skirting and bending the law

that things can get better in Jakarta. Just please don’t ask him

– usually with the help of a visa agent, who, um, smoothes

Her article also tells of the work of the Futures for Children

to live there again. Not yet anyway.

the process. For those who are independently wealthy or with

Foundation, a Swiss-funded project that helps the poor

no intention of doing much of anything in particular this can

villages of northeast Bali, from which many of the women

be fine. For others who wish to start up businesses and ser-

come, to provide sustainable water and to develop income-

vices and find some way of supporting themselves in their

generating activities so that begging in the south is no longer

tropical dream, it can end up being a nightmare.

necessary.

walking around making sure the makeshift wiring isn’t running

What people tend to forget, though, in the middle of their

Ibu Kat’s article can be found in the 2009 article archives

through puddles of water.

frustration is that immigration departments around the world

on the Bali Advertiser Web site, and more information on

are set up to process the tourists and other temporary visitors

t h e F u t u r e s f o r C h i l d r e n F o u n d a t i o n i s a t w w w.

He also tries to choose his budget airline seats as close as

quickly and efficiently (that’s the ideal, anyway) and to protect

zukunft-fuer-kinder.ch (in both English and German). The

he can to the emergency exits over the wings. It’s not that he

a country’s borders by keeping long-term riff-raff out. The

latter Web site also carries information about how you can go

fears flying; it’s just that with two mathematics degrees he

longer you are planning to stay in a place that is not your home,

on an organized trek to the villages in the area where the

can’t get himself to ignore any reliably sounding safety statis-

the more scrutiny you are going to attract, and that goes for

foundation operates.

tic. And he’s read somewhere that the people with the best

every country where Rollie has ever achieved that all important

chance of living through a survivable plane crash are sitting

status of legal residency, whether Singapore, Taiwan or

Move It, Momma Normally Rollie is the guy who at parties – especially the outdoor affairs arranged in Balinese family compounds – is

near the middle of the plane. So on the recent flight up to Jakarta – seated in 15C – Rollie was consternated by the non-English-speaking senior citizen

Indonesia.

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In Indonesia, could the process of getting a work permit and

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Furniture + Clothing Co, Oberoi. Full-time Sales Promotion Girl. Min 3 years experience, fluent English, computer literate, well groomed, good personality, fast learning, able to work individualy / team. CV + photo : <info@deefusion com>. [526] Need full-time photographer, min 3years experience, can work on tight deadline & underpressure. CV & portfolio to: <lenny@ avb-bali.com>. [819]

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Swisscontact is an international development NGO with 40 years of experience in Indonesia. For the tourism sector program in Flores we are seeking for professionals with experience in the tourism sector and/or experience in development projects. For all positions we require team players with strong communicational, interpersonal and organizational skills; Good command of written and spoken English, excellent computer skills (MS office); University degree in relevant field of study (those lacking the stated educational requirements but having an excellent track record are encouraged to apply); Several years of working experience in relevant executive position; Interest in development work and eco-tourism; Excellent work ethic, self-starters and flexibility in schedule. Application is open for Indonesian nationals. Please send your CV and Application letter to: wisata.recruitment@gmail.com For our office in Maumere, Flores we are seeking one Field Office Manager (FOM) Experience of at least 5 years in development work, including project management, team leadership, organizational development and reporting in English; Work experience in tourism planning and development and hands on practical business knowledge with experience in small business development and income generation; Ability to manage multiple interventions and dealing with local and national government authorities; Minimum age 35; Willing to relocate to Maumere, Flores.

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Urgently looking for Executive Chef / Resto Manager, available also for expat. Please send application, CV & photo to Lumut Resto, Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 166, Sanur. T.(0361) 270 009. [830]

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Break the Arc: Golfing the South Coast My father, a hardscrabble sign painter from Nova Scotia, never taught me a love of sports – not even hairy-chested blue collar contests like football or hockey. He was more adept at raising a glass of Ballantine Ale than exerting himself on the sports field. Golf was even more socially distant. Terms like birdie and mulligan still sound arcane. Chasing around a little white ball to hit into a four inch hole? No way. My only exposure to golf was a summer spent at a caddy camp in Buzzard’s Bay, Massachusetts. I remember carrying the bags of the scion of the Rand McNally publishing empire and his wife for nine holes and retrieving buckets of brand name golf balls from ponds to sell for 50 cents apiece. That was a lot of money to a kid in 1958. But sometimes you have to interrupt the formation of habits before they become too encrusted. For 10 years I’ve lived on the island of Bali – home to some of the finest golf courses in Asia – and it was time to break the trajectory and learn how to play this esoteric and ancient game. By all appearances, such a leisurely pursuit looked like it could help take the pressure off and teach me to appreciate the good things in life like walking in the fresh air, companionship and the grand outdoors. I would also be propping up a sport in recession because of changing family dynamics, loss of pensions and corporate cutbacks.

played Bali’s Handara Kosaido Golf & Country Club up in the high country of Bedugul, but prefers the Nirwana. “The Nirwana doesn’t advertise itself – it doesn’t have to - so I just decided to try it out and have come back again and again ever since. It’s not an easy course but it’s a bargain. The Vines in western Australia, the Blue Canyon in Phuket, and even Nusa Dua all charge more, and you’d pay twice as much in Hawaii.” “We usually come in January when it’s still hot,” John went on. “In Perth it can get up to 30 or 40 C., so we can handle the heat. Sometimes we even play in the middle of the day. Although the headwind is ferocious near the ocean, there’s an interesting mix of holes in the back nine. The 13th and 14th are tough if you don’t get a good T-shot. The 7th hole, overlooking the temple, can be intimidating because you really want to make it over.” Inveterate golfer Bob Kendall, owner of Sanur’s popular hangout Borneo Bar, told me “For those of us who sit around the bar fantasizing about playing a $500 round at Pebble Beach, Nirwana’s course may be as close as we’ll ever get to approximating that fantasy. It is a magnificent piece of ocean front real estate carved into a beautiful five star golf course with enough challenges to satisfy every class of golfer. To top it all off, they even call their competent young girl caddies “green mates.” Not just eye candy, these multilingual young caddies are trained for three months in the rudiments of the game. They know the course cold and will tell you where to hit, what club to use, the distance in either meters or yards, and will point out what you’re doing wrong (“You are bringing your shoulder too much under.”). Indonesian caddies are strong, hardworking and can endure long hours under the hot sun. Female caddies are also much better at calming golfers if they flub a putt or drive into the rough. Some Indonesian golfers even hire two caddies each, one for the clubs and one for the umbrella, creating the farcical spectacle of up to 15 people walking up to a hole.

in thatched bale with 180 degree views of the ocean, gazed up at blue skies full of enormous billowy clouds, wandered over Zen-like rock gardens and ponds, swam in multiple lagoon style swimming pools, slept with my balcony doors The Signature 7th Hole open to the sound of the sea. Immersing myself in the calm and serenity of the place, for several days there was no inclination whatsoever to venture off the premises. The property is in fact secluded. This is its greatest asset if you want to play a lot of golf or are looking for a stunning self-contained resort where the family can relax and unwind in style. But for those who hunger for some hustle and bustle and want to see a little bit more of Bali, they must avail themselves of the hotel’s free shuttle service. At 1 pm on Saturday, I boarded the shuttle from the Nirwana to Kuta Beach, which is about as frenetic as Bali can get. The hotel van parked in the basement of the Discovery Mall and its passengers quickly dispersed. I walked along the promenade under shady ketapang trees past braiders, tattooists and bracelet, beach ware, sunglass and hat vendors. There were showers, changing rooms, toilets, fresh fruit and snack stands, open-air musholla for praying, and even recycle bins and trash receptacles. The atmosphere was very civilized. I remembered that sellers in and masseuse in the old days were bolder.

My First Golf Lesson Pan Pacific Nirwana Golf & Country Club

As I was fortunate enough to have the grandiose and luxuriant grounds of the Nirwana Golf Resort on Bali’s southwest coast in my backyard, it finally became a temptation too hard to resist. Established 13 years ago, now under the management of Pan Pacific, what makes this ocean-side property world-class is its spectacular location looking over Tanah Lot, one of the most photographed religious shrines in the world. Designed by celebrated golfer Greg Norman, the Pan Pacific Nirwana consistently ranks among Asia’s best golf courses in leading golf magazines. Nirwana’s breathtaking signature 7th hole is played across crashing ocean waves onto an absurdly angled green. With its two other cliff-top holes, unique and challenging hazards, open inland landscaping interspersed with rice fields, variety of landforms including deep valleys, creeks, dense jungle backdrops, the course has even been compared favorably to another legendary seaside golf course, California’s Pebble Beach.

Tanah Lot

Your first lesson can make or break your relationship with the game, so your pro must be encouraging, patient and a natural teacher. These qualities were well represented in Pak Darma, born in 1970 in Bali’s mountainous Lake Bratan region where his family cultivated Golf Lesson with Pak Darma cabbages and carrots. The first time Pak Darma swung a club was in 1980 at the Handara Kosaido, a homemade driver that that he made out of cemara wood. The headmen of his village, who was a golfer, took an interest in him and got him a job as a caddy. The ten-year-old would sneak onto the course late at night, using a cigarette lighter to see the ball. On the morning of my lesson, I walked the shaded roadway from the hotel lobby to the clubhouse. We then drove carts to the driving range. Park Darma first laid down four clubs like spokes of a wheel, and then lined up my feet, shoulders and arms. It looked deceptively simple as he showed me how to hit a ball. A few minutes into the lesson I started to appreciate how learning to play golf is the ceaseless study of pure science – the exactness of posture and grip, the precision of the swing, the mathematics of ball position, the importance of tempo and consistency. For ten whole minutes we just worked on the correct stance. Another five minutes was devoted to how to grip the club handle. The next 15 minutes was dedicated to the correct swing.

In the mid-afternoon I checked in, then strolled to the far end of the high-ceilinged lobby of the Nirwana and - wham! – the classic view of the temple. The tide was out so I walked five minutes along the rocky beach into a swarm of perhaps two thousand people, half of who were taking photographs of the other half. Beyond the crowds, I headed up past the long line of souvenir stands and supped on hot corn on the cob with a splash of sambal while watching throngs of garland-wearing, flip-flopping, camera-toting, water-guzzling, hand-holding, high-heel stepping tourists of every age, stature, language and disposition stream noisily by in both directions. North of the entrance, on the road to Tabanan, I did a full circle by turning in at the hotel’s elaborate main entrance and sauntering through the property’s vast and undulating expanse of greens and fairways. Because it is completely surrounded by an 18-hole golf course, this 103-hectare hotel property is the largest on Bali, a visual masterpiece.

My first hit sent the ball soaring. Pak Darma said “Bagus. Do it again.” On my next swing, the turf I gouged out flew further than the ball, but at least the club didn’t fly out of my hands. I then began missing the ball, swinging too high; a series of endless and ineffectual practice swings caused by bad posture. I was twisting my body too much, he said. Pak Darma made continuous simple corrections, customizing the lesson just for me. I tried not to think so much, to stay in the moment. Then thwack! I popped half a dozen nice balls, a shame to waste on a practice tee. But at least now I could hit the damn ball. I asked Pak Darma if this is the hardest club to learn. “No,” he said. “That one is,” as he pointed to the putter. On that first day what I mostly came away with was that golf is a hard game with an exacting and demanding technique. I liked the sensation of hitting the ball. I enjoyed driving the golf cart around, especially on such a princely estate like the Nirwana, and taking an infinitesimal part in one of the world’s great golf resort experiences.

Golfer’s Tales

Into the Heart of the Beast

That afternoon I sat down in the hotel lounge with regular visitor John Charouhas and his wife Maria from Perth. John has also

Though the Nirwana doesn’t have a beach, the dramatic scenery and the romantic location more than make up for it. I read books

I first visited Kuta in 1972 when it was a dusty fishing village where o old men stroked their fighting cocks in the back lanes, rows of jjukung reposed inside long grass huts, laughing naked children p played under the palms, and small groups of travelers gathered a at sunset along the beach to strum guitars and drink tuak (palm w wine) before heading back to bamboo losmen lit only by tiny flickering kerosene lamps.

Sunset at Kuta Beach by Egor Pasko

Now five building cranes broke the skyline over a solid pulsing cacophonous mass of urban sprawl one mile deep, a transformation so sweeping and irrevocable as to render the scene almost unrecognizable from those early evenings of 38 years ago. I headed back to the shuttle pick up point at 5:30 pm sharp and ended the night one last time wandering the hotel’s moonlit cliff paths above the breaking waves. Practicalities Pan Pacific Nirwana Bali Resort, Jl. Raya Tanah Lot, Tabanan 82171, tel: 0361-815900, fax: 0361-815907, email: enquiry.ppdps@panpacific.com, website: panpacific.com/bali. Five star hotel with 278 spacious deluxe rooms, executive suites and villas. Business center, children’s club, full spa, fitness center, squash courts, flood lit tennis courts, four international standard restaurants, award winning 18-hole golf course. Free shuttle services to Kuta and Seminyak. One hour to Ngurah Rai International Airport. Golf fees: 180-holes Rp750,000 for Indonesian hotel guests, US$95 for non-Indonesians; driving range US$10 per 100 balls. All rates inclusive of tax and service. Golf lessons (includes putting green and practice bunker): US$30 per hour. Best deal are several packages where you can mix and match golf and spa treatments such as “Golf Break” for US$630++ for two which includes 3 nights accommodations, airport transfers, buffet breakfasts, and two rounds of golf per person. <dariskm@gmail.com> Copyright © 2010 Al Hickey You can read all past articles of Bali Explorer at www.BaliAdvertiser.biz

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08 September - 22 September, 2010

Villa for lease 45 years. 5,5 Are. Located on Jl. Raya Kerobokan, only 10 minutes drive from Seminyak. 2 storey 2 bedrooms villa. Spacious garden and large fish pond, swimming pool, open living and dining room, rice field view (green belt). Asking price IDR 3.000.000.000.

Email : teguhjwl@indosat.net.id NC/RE/A-08 Sept 10

BEDUGUL Amazing 25 are freehold land, views of mountain, rare find, good for retreat spa. 6 are freehold land, good access views of mountains and ricefields, 5 mins from lake Beratan. Contact Alit 0813 3857 9212. Also 95 are freehold land in Tabanan. [1362] 33,5 are land for sale at Batunya. 5 minutes to Batur Lake Bedugul, good for villa/investment, only Rp. 35 million/are. Also villa for rent 500 meter to Echo Beach. Ray White Kuta 081 2364 1119 Richard, 0813 3839 1139 George. [1413]

JIMBARAN Shop for over contract, fully equipped, in Jalan Uluwatu, Jimbaran, north of Intercontinental hotel, size 3x6. Please contact 0361-801 8674 / 0813 3870 7925. [1145]

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3 LARGE BEDROOM BIG GARDEN WITH BBQ AND POOL PANORAMIC SEA VIEW 10 MINUTE TO SURF SPOT CAR AND CHEF INCLUDED PRIVATE AND QUIET

Call Agung 08123762231 For photos e-mail: agungkembar@hotmail.com NC/Re/P-25 Aug. 10

Brandnew townhouse, 27 units, close to Kuta & Denpasar, modern furniture, deluxe bedroom, fully equipped kitchen, sat TV, hot water IDD telephone, laundry, room service, 24 hours security. Jalan Pulau Galang 324, Denpasar. Call: 081 139 2666 or 484999 info@tamanayu.com www.tamanayu.com

Newly renovated 2 storey family house in quiet secure Puri Gading, Jimbaran. 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom. Fully furnished. Ready to move in. Minimum 2 years. 0813 3768 9999 / 0878 6184 9718. [1312] For rent. Shed - Gudang plus office. 500 m2 covered. Highway frontage Jimbaran. 10 months remaining on contract, can extend - 45.000.000 Cheap. Call 0812 3677 8817. [1349] Land for sale - 4.2 are, great view of Jimbaran bay to Nusa Dua in front GWK is Rp. 100 million/are. House for sale, 2br 2ba, patio, garden. Able rent Rp. 4-5million/month, asking Rp. 300million/furnished. <twellman3@yahoo.com>. [1350] Beautiful family house for yearly rent in a secure neighborhood in Puri Gading, 3 bedroom with en-suites, fully furnished, ready to live in. Please call 735 590 / 081 7478 7968 for more info. [1385] Land for sale, 4.5 are, all documents,nice location, electricity, water exess, buildingland (no greenland), Rp. 110 Mil/are.No agents. Ifa:0818 0906 9314. [1397] Villas project for sale. Located at Ritz Carlton Street. 5 minutes to Jimbaran beach. Land Size 400 m2 and built size 290 m2. Priced at US$ 325 K. Please call +62 819 9964 9599. E-mail : <joko@balivipvillas.net>. [1410]

NC/Re/U-08 Sept. 10

VILLA FOR RENT

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BUKIT - HOMESTAY FOR SALE / RENT 7 Bedroom / 6 bathroom / 3 storey. Big pool / BBQ + yoga pavillon / Great views overlooking Dreamland / 4 are Hak Milik / Building 380 sqm / Hotel licensed. Rp. 5.5 Billion (nego).

HHH BUKIT- NEAR KARMA RESORT New home with 3.1 are land, 7 bedrooms, large garden, Hak Milik, Rp. 750 million (nego).

HHH BUKIT - NEAR KARMA RESORT New home on 2 are land, 2 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, pool, great ocean views. Cliff frontage, breezy. Rp. 1.2 Billion.

HHH JIMBARAN - 2 storey Ruko for sale in Puri Gading 3m x 16m plus covered carport 3m x 10m. Fully renovated. Rp. 350 million. Hak Milik.

Ph. (Indo) 081 7479 6441 / (Eng) 081 7977 1453 www.balirealestateoffice.com C/Re/M-16 June 10

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NEWLY RENOVATED FREEHOLD VILLA SEMINYAK BB-V852 Conveniently located in Seminyak, this villa can be opened up to allow the breezes to blow through, and it can also be closed up to keep out the critters and keep in the air conditioning. The large western standard kitchen opens on to a comfortable dining area and lounge; the second story open air balcony can serve a number of purposes including a second lounge, an office or a media/games room. Each of the three bedrooms is air conditioned and they have all been built with private en-suites. Freehold for USD 495,000.

PARADISE LIVING BRAWA BB-V844 This villa consists of three bedrooms, 3 bathrooms with walk-in wardrobe, a media room and spacious office space, a large living and dining area, fully equipped kitchen, and sits on almost 3 Are of land with 376 square meters built area. Built with the highest quality material, and designed to fulfill all your needs, this can be your living paradise or your perfect investment opportunity. The villas are fronted by a huge rice field and small river. 25 years lease at USD 459,000 with option to extend.

OWN A PIECE OF PARADISE IN BALI GOA GAJAH, UBUD BC-V00602 This absolutely exquisite villa goes by the name Wanita View and looks out over the spectacular Petanu River and its cliffs, lush jungle and a local bathing place for local women; young and old.... The villa was built four years ago renovated and modified only six months ago, upgrading it to a brand new level. Though the land size of this gem is only 1000 sqm, it features two swimming pools and it feels as if you have the whole valley to yourself. SALE-FREEHOLD: USD 800,000

ONE OF THE NICEST HOMES IN UBUD TIRTA MAWAR, UBUD BC-V00558 This nice house with unique architect design is located 3km from Ubud High Street, Ubud’s newest development strip for expat private dwellings. The house features two spacious bedrooms w/en-suite bathrooms, office, large living area, cooks kitchen and long bar, gazebo overlooking river valley and rice fields, guaranteed views and comes fully furnished. Set on 550 sqm land contracted for 35 years, consisting of 14 years remaining on the existing contract and a 20-years extension option against an incredible fixed price. 14 YEARS LEASE: USD 155,000,- (Nego)

RARE FREEHOLD VILLA IN SEMINYAK SEMINYAK BB-B64 This beautiful villa is solidly built, and would do very well on the rental market should you want your investment with lifestyle. A perfect “lovers nest”, post modern, freehold 2 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom, 300 m2 villa resting on 400 m2 of land located in fabulous North Seminyak area of Batu Belig and only a few minutes walk to the beach. The location alone is worthy of the price as Batu Belig is nicely situated by Seminyak and Canggu, both within a short walk on the beach, asking for USD 350,000.

GENTLY SLOPING LAND IN UMALAS KEROBOKAN BB-L671 Located in the peaceful village of Umalas in Kerobokan, this 1,200 square meter plot of gently sloping land is a wonderful piece of land upon which to build a very comfortable family home – or a dual purpose property which can earn an income on the holiday rental market when not being used by you. The asking price of 200 million rupiah per Are is well within the market range. Add this one to your list!

SUPERB BRAND NEW PROPERTY KERAMAS BEACH, GIANYAR BC-V489 & BC-V490 Keramas Estates occupies over 6,500 m2 of gorgeous beachfront land surrounded by lush green rice paddies on Bali’s stunning eastern coast. 13 very attractive pre-construction absolute beach front villas are offered, both on a lease or as on a freehold certificate. Building permits were obtained, prior to the new 100 mtrs set back ruling, making these villas a rarity before even constructed. Located on Keramas beach which is a famous surf spot against unbeatable prices! SALE-FREEHOLD: USD 375,000 - USD 454,000 50YEARS- LEASE: USD 349,000 - USD 399,000

SUITABLE FOR A PRIVATE VILLA JL. TANJUNG, SANUR Good size and shape freehold land located in the heart of Sanur, suitable for villa holiday development. Only five minutes to Merta Sari white sandy beaches. This rectangular plot of land measures approximately 22 x 45 meters, Electricity, water and telephone are onsite. The airport is about 30 minutes away. SALE-FREEHOLD: USD 445,000

A TROPICAL LIFESTYLE UMALAS BB-V782 Contemporary tropical freehold villa, tucked inside the multi-faceted neighborhood of Umalas. Comprised of four bedrooms, four bathrooms on split levels with and ample sized garden that ends with a swimming pool and Bale overlooking a flowing river that leads to the ocean. Dining and living area is massive and comfortable at the same time. Aromatherapy bath with massage table, stereo surround sound, expensive furnishings add to comfort, footpath to beach takes 15 min to walk. Freehold, price just reduced to USD 440,000.

PRIME SEMINYAK LAND SEMINYAK BB-L647 Located in Seminyak, just off the main Oberoi street where the famous restaurants, trendy boutiques, and lively nightlife can be reached easily, this 2,000 sqm plot of land is available to lease for 30 years at IDR 7,000,000 per Are per year. This land is suitable for a small villa development or private villa. The great location makes this land high-demand and it will not be long on the market.

BEST LOCATION FOR EXPAT FAMILY KUTAT LESTARI, SANUR BC-V00570 This freehold villa with private swimming pool is settled next to a green belt zone, protecting it from future developments. This two bedrooms villa offers great investment value. Set in a tranquil environment only five minutes from central Sanur and 20 minutes from the airport. SALE FREEHOLD: USD 195,000

LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION MERTASARI, SANUR A great opportunity: 700 sqm leasehold land located in an established estate area. Situated across the street from the ‘Mercure Hotel’ in the best neighborhood of Sanur, this beautiful plot of land has the perfect size/aspect to build a villa or small house. It features a 3 meters wide, 30 meters long private access road which puts it right in the middle of a quiet and established area. 20 years lease with 30 year optional extension. Electricity, water and telephone are onsite. The airport is about 30 minutes away. 20YEARS-LEASE: USD 70,000

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SEMINYAK Jl. Kayu Aya (Lesmana) 77X, Seminyak Tel: (62 361) 737 358 seminyakbali@exotiqrealestate.com

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08 September - 22 September, 2010

VILLAS FOR RENT

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2/3 Bedrooms in Petitenget, Umalas, Kerobokan. Also ROOM FOR RENT in Kuta & Kerobokan. LAND FOR RENT / SALE :

House for rent, villa design. Blok R 17/18 Dalung Permai. 1,5 are, road 6 mtr. Good price. Contact 7474 790, 423 582, 798 8950. [1144]

Contact : 08179725265, 081236333693, 081805570011 E-mail : ria_bali@yahoo.com

House for sale Jl. Kebo Iwo Denpasar. Land 175m2/54m2 villa style, 2 bedroom, 2 car garage, garden, US$ 79.000. For more details, please contact (0361) 917 2537 or e-mail: <yurithosa@yahoo.com>. [1373]

27, 12 Acres in Seminyak. 4, 13 Acres in Echo Beach. 50 Acres in Nusa Dua 5, 9, 10, 24 Acres in Canggu

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C/Re/P-24 Feb. 10

KEROBOKAN

Looking for majority partner(s) to develop 125 ha owned beach property for tourism (hotel/ villa) in West Sumba 45 min by air from Bali

Detailed info with pictures via email, contact edwardnaus@yahoo.com or 08123881335

Space for rent 8 are, 4 are with showroom and 4 are free area. Located in strategic area on Jl. Raya Kerobokan II. Price Rp. 85 million/year (US$ 9,450/year). For details please call 081 2384 8793. [1184] Nice house for rent in Seminyak / Kerobokan. Starting from Rp. 60 mill/year. Please call/SMS 081 7047 1053 (Bahasa) or 0819 9912 9255 (English). No agent. [1152]

4 Bedrooms Villa, Big Pool, Staff, WiFi. Close to popular Restaurants, Bars, Spas and Shopping Daily, Weekly, Monthly Please call: 0361 - 7960 414

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Super Deal, 8min walk to Bingin beach, house with pool on 15 are € 200.000,J005 Newly build, great location in South Sanur, 2/3 bedrooms, 5are Rp. 170.000.000/yr SR022 New big villa, lots of space, 3 bedrooms, no pool, 5 are, Sanur Rp. 79.000.000/yr SRG20 Unique 180° sea view villa, 3 BR 3 Bth + pool, 3 Storeys + garden Rp. 217.000.000/yr SR024

NC/Re/G-11 August 10

Overcontract 21 years. 10 ara. House 3 bedroom. 3 bathroom. Swimming pool, garden. All accommodation. Price 200.000 Euros. Phone 0858 5702 6691, e-mail: <Blondiebakao@hotmail.com>. [1208] Beautiful land in Bumbak Kerobokan (22.5 are), and house 4 bedrooms, three bathrooms. Over contract, approx. 26 years exceptional price Rp. 3.2 jt/are/year. Phone: 743 3853. [1052] Two villas for rent weekly or monthly. 3-4 bedrooms, big garden and swimming pool, near Oberoi Kerobokan. Furnished, laundry service included. Please contact Mr. Ketut 081 2466 6388. [1370] Big house for rent 3 bedroom, two and a half bathroom and thousand m2 garden, garage, safe and quiet. Please call 081 657 1148 / 081 2361 4271. Price Euro 500/ month. [1377]

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Gianyar-Penatih 10mins from Sanur, furnished 3 bdr house on 400m2. Cheap price US$ 115,000. ● Lombok. Near Mt. Rinjani National Park, complete furnished 4bdr villa on 4250m2 with rainforest view, fit for rental/meditation retreat US$ 495,000. ● Gianyar-Bona Village near Sanur, Ubud, Safari & Marine Park, Saba and Keramas beach, hotel/bungalow complex, 14 rooms, all licenses, restaurant, recreation area w/billiard & fitness room, spa & Finland sauna. Euro 650,000. ● Tabanan-Biyahan. Mountain retreat 800m high with gorgeous 3 bdr house, 1 bdr cottage, natural s.pool, cacao, coffee and bamboo plantations offering spectacular views on 1Ha land bargain US$ 350,000. ●

Sanur-Jl. Kesari. Complete furnished French owned 2bedr villa US$ 240,000. ● Sidakarya - Jl. Mertasari. 2 storey 3 bdr house close to Sanur, Renon, fully furnished + solar system. US$170,000. ● Tejakula-Tembok. North East Bali between Singaraja & Amlapura 56,5 are beachfront land Rp.40 million/are. ● Sanur-Tukad Balian. 3 are land with 2 bdrm Balinese hse freehold US$ 75,000. ● Sanur. 1 & 2 bedr apartments for $130,000-$165,000/99years lease. Also rentals; daily, monthly + yearly! ● Sanur. Fantastic located petit bar/resto with comp. inventory overcontract till May 2012 Rp. 225 million. ●

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Overcontract house 12 years in Br. Semer. 6,5 are for all. 2 bedrooms, 1 bungalow, 3 ACs (1 in bungalow), garden, swimming pool, electricity, water PAM, phone, 2 carpark, no furnitures. Contact 081 138 6514 or 081 2384 7024. [1348] New house for rent daily / weekly only mid Sept. - Oct. Strategic location, quiet, 1 bedroom, 1 family room, AC, small garden, big kitchen. No kids as possible & no broker! Contact: 740 8883. [1333] For rent furnished 2BR 2, 5 ensuite bathroom house, open plan, carport, garden, 24 hours security complex near Umalas, W/I robe, hot water, oven, 3 aircon, plasma TV, safety deposit box. Short drive to Seminyak/Oberoi cafe strip. Rp. 85 mill/year + utilities (Power & water. Internet and cable optional). <kerobokanhouse@gmail.com> (English) 0818 0552 3079 (Indonesian). <http://www.picturetrail. com/sfx/album/listing/user/balihouse>. [1394] Spacious modern style new apartments 1 and 2 bedrooms. Free Wi-Fi, 50 to 150 m2, fully furnished, beautiful garden, large parking. Monthly Rp. 3.5 to 6 million. 2 location off west Marlboro, close to Carrefour. Call +62 81 2388 9173. [1401]

NC/Re/P-10 Mar. 10

NEW HOME FOR SALE – KEROBOKAN The house and property is an exquisite blend of Old California & Contemporary Balinese design in a quiet rice field area. Built in 2008 on five are. Four Bedrooms, Four Bathrooms, Oﬃce, Modern Kitchen. Completely furnished including three TVs, stereos. Music studio easily converts to bedroom. There is a beautiful garden and fishpond. Gorgeous Rice field views from roof deck. Home is located at a choice Kerobokan location 15 minutes from Seminyak, 10 minutes from Canggu Club/School, adjacent to Umalas. Price includes a Canggu Club Family Membership. USD 495,000 For more information email: balidolphin@gmail.com Or phone: 0811-360903 NC/Re/G-8 Sept. 10

2 brm private villas set in 884m2. Each villa with Pool Individual entrance, parking, maid room. Price offer US$300K. With PONDOK WISATA license. Location near Carrefour on Sunset road

NC/Re/P-08 Sept. 10

BERINGIN PROPERTY Local Agent and Local Prices

The only Property Agent based on the west coast of Bali

LAND FOR SALE

LAND-BALIAN - 1.7 Ha, can be split, on the cliff overlooking the ocean with ocean view, close to facilities. Freehold IDR 95 mill/are - 17.5 are, 100m to the beach, electric and water. Freehold IDR 80 mill/ LAND KEROBOKAN - 3.5 are, Br. Anyar, 4m road access, rice paddies views, ready to build, electric. Freehold IDR 225 mill/are - 3,6 are, pengubengan, 4m road access, rice field paddies view, elektric. Freehold IDR 200 mill/are LAND BELALANG - 24 are, road access, rice paddy views, electric. Freehold IDR 55 mill/are LAND CANGGU - 9,5 Are, road access, rice paddy views, ready to build, electric. Freehold IDR 260 mill/are - 11 are, road access, rice paddy views, ready to build and electric. Freehold IDR 250 mill/are - 5 are, Padang Lenjong, ready to build, nice view with 4m road access, electric. Freehold IDR 210 mill/are LAND NYANYI - 16 are, 4m road access, ready to build with rice paddy view, electric. Freehold IDR 65 mill/are LAND SESEH - 73 are, 3m road access, rice paddy views, electric. Freehold IDR 200 mll/are LAND MENGENING - 150 are, 4m access 150m free beach with jungle views, electric. Freehold IDR 125 mill/are Jl. Darmawangsa No. 1 Phone: +62 361 848 3743 (Hunting) Fax: +62 361 848 3743 Web: www.beringinproperty.com Email: info@beringinproperty.com C/Re/I -08 Sept 10

New villa finish by Oct-2010. 2,5 are, 2 master bedroom, kitchen, nice terrace with ricefield view, Balinese concept, iron wood, locations at Jl. Pengubengan Kauh Kerobokan. Price Rp. 100 million no pool & Rp. 130 million with pool. Ph: 081 139 6467. [1403] New house for rent. 3 rooms, 3 bathrooms, kitchen, livingroom, terrace, garage. Located in strategic area on Jl. Tangkuban Perahu. Rp. 45 million/year. Contact 081 734 4511 / 081 7066 4518. E-mail: <ade_iga@yahoo.com>. [1407] Luxury villa, 4 bedrooms ensuite, new, Kerobokan, Kuwun, 2 storey, staff, private gated, pool, AC, garage, fully furnished, king size beds. October-May, long term. Rp. 20 million negotiable. Call 0858 5757 4445 or must see at <www.kubuvilla.com>. E-mail: <zolabruso@me.com>. [1408] Cheap house! Petitenget Umasari C6 residential, 150m2 land, two floor, 3bdr+bath, complete facilities, 5 AC, solarhart, water heater, 1 phone line, freehold, 2 min from Oberoi Seminyak! Great investment. 081 2382 1629 Nyoman Ray White Kuta. [1413] NC/Re/I-08 Sept 10

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08 September - 22 September, 2010

SUMBA TOURISTIC AREA

FOR SALE

15 HECTARES BEACHFRONT LAND ON SUMBA BARAT DAYA NTT. GOVERMENT PLANNED TOURISTIC AREA. 200 meters from the beach. Extremely prospective for unique Sumba culture, tradition, panorama, etc.

Further details contact :

Gerson 0811 439 411 gersonumbulado@gmail.com NC/RE/A-08 Sep 10

FREEHOLD VILLA FOR SALE Location: Pererenan 1 km to beach Land: 480 m2 Villa: 250 m2 Pool: 11 x 4 m Fully Furnished 3 bedrooms / 3 bathrooms 325.000 USD Call Made: 081339098219 Email: madebali2010@gmail.com NC/Re/G-8 Sept. 10

HOUSE FOR SALE 20 years LEASEHOLD Magnificent designer 4 Bedroom Home recently completed by local Australian designer. Available End 2010 Leasehold 20 years Rp. 3 Billion. IDR 350,000 USD 2 minutes drive from Echo Beach House and Sentosa Development 650 m2 with all modern amenities, modern cutting edge style â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 2 power meters. Parking and landscape garden Staff available on request. For more info please contact admin@cicada-seminyak.com www.cicada-seminyak.com

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Fiji Islands - South West Pacific. Freehold lots for sale available on 10% deposit balance vendor finance. Please check out website <www.fijirealestate.com> and ring Adrian on phone contact 081 138 7967. [1281]

* Beach Front Land Sale, close to surf break desert point. Situated in a beautiful bay, lots of potential for water sport. 32 Are, price 22 mill. Rupiah/Are. Free Hold certificate.

NUSA DUA Beach Front Apartment Benoa Rose 2 bed, 3 bathrooms sleeps 4, fully furnished, above water sports on the beach in Nusa Dua Daily --- Weekly. 081 7975 2223. [1280]

* 19.6 Are Beach Front Land For Sale - 29 mill. Rupiah/Are. Rare opportunity, the land has all building permit, start building now. 150 m beach front, close to desert point surf break, free hold certificate.

Call : 081 236 44 5599 E-mail : sugarbomb8@hotmail.com NC/Re/A-08 Sep10

LAND FOR SALE 2 houses for rent, 2/4 bedroom (daily, weekly, longterm rental), furnished/unfurnished possible, quiet area - Land for rent/sale 5 - 30 are - All locations close to Geger Beach, 0361-777 092, 0361-877 1711 or e-mail <balifamily2000@ yahoo.de>. [1345] For sale: luxury home, 2 storey, 3 bedroom, 3 bath, swimming pool, 2 car garage, built w/ green technology, low cost monthly utilities, minutes from golf, shopping, beaches. 3.5 are 252 sq meter built freehold. No agents. Check <planetproperty.com>. Id: 20970 or 081 756 7630. [1254]

Land size 1.1 Ha Beachfront 100m Banyupoh/ Grogak Rp. 30 mill/are Contact: 081 2385 5337 / 081 2385 5338 NC/RE/M-8 Sept. 10

Restaurant / Sport bar in Nusa Dua for sale. Fully equiped, well established, well trained staff, incl. 3 years rent. Rp. 650 Mio. Hp. 0818 777 550. [1352] Penthouse 2-bedroom 150sqm with kitchen and large balcony. Stunning pool view. Part of Novotel Nusa Dua. Lease expiring 2051. Full access to resort facilities, cleaned twice a week. Perfect for residence or holiday rental. USD 375,000 Contacts: <rika.maylani@yahoo.com> or 081 138 5827. [1355] Villa for rent. Full furnish, swimming pool, garden, garage, 3 levels, living room, 3 rooms, kitchen, shower room, bath tub, washing room, two rest room. Yearly. Contact Didi <dianlisty@yahoo.com>. [1356] Breathtaking views Java to Lombok. Puri Bendesa off Bypass, brand new 3 Bdr/Ens, huge living areas pool. Contact 0819 1633 3069. [1398]

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08 September - 22 September, 2010

House For Rent Monthly or Yearly

Kerobokan near Umalas area, 5-6 are, cozy for family, nice location, 2 storeys, neat garden at the front, garage, 3-4 AC rooms, furnished, kitchen with semi Bar, little swimming pool, open living and dining room, 3 bathrooms, Indovision (optional), Wi-Fi (optional). - Open for a look Contact 0812 - 380 - 1575

Famous Resto for sale/rent 19 years/nego, walk in, have customers, owner leaving, 800m2, Kerobokan. Email: paul@pperry.net | 081237879274 Luxury Admiral Villa Carita (Jakarta) 350m2, swimming pool access, rent $ 8000/year, $800/month, $80/day, 4 bedrooms. 081237879274 | paul@pperry.net Jakarta: 081905536767

NC/RE/M-8 Sept. 10

Residential houses, villas and lands in Sanur area for short and long term or sale. For any request and appointment please call Murniati Agustina 081 2396 6744 or e-mail to <atlantika_bali@hotmail.com>. [1091] Penthouse apartment. New and very open, light and modern style. 3 rooms. Fully furnished. AC and Cable TV. Big terrace. Total area 200m2. 150 m to the beach. Leasehold 25 + 10 years. USD 170.000. Please call 081 139 8007 (owner). [1288]

For rent central Sanur. New house. 2BR / ensuites / ACâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s. Fully furnished with pool, sat. TV. Short/long term available. Contact Dario 0812 3650 1111 or Anom 0361 307 2247. [1104] Business space for rent on strategic location in Sanur. Perfect for shop, boutique, gallery, office. Located at 6point building on ground floor. 48m2. Please contact Michel: 0812 3754 9845 or <info@divearoundbali.com>. Available immediately at good price. [1368] Land for Sale: Loc. in Sanur, only 5 mnts from Sanur Beach and 35 mnts from airport, with easy road access. Suit for villas/small development as there many villas & many expat owned property this area. Size: 14.10 Are. Pls contact: 0812 386 5513. [1372] For lease yearly, two bedroom, two bathroom villa. Private swimming pool. Five minutes to the beach in Sanur. Call 081 2360 4899. [1378] For lease yearly, six bedroom villas, special kitchen, dining room, swimming pool, 2400 sqm. Five minutes to the beach in Sanur. Call 0878 6100 9888. [1379] Over contract restaurant on the main road (Danau Tamblingan). New renovated, with all inventory, including 4 years rent, all licenses, Rp. 460 juta. Contact <magibagus@ yahoo.co.id>. [1328] Nice and cozy garden house for rent, set on 300m2 land with 2 bedroom ensuite bath, furnished. Located minutes walk to the beach and the famous restaurant. Call 0813 3721 0646. [1395] Villa for rent; exquisite, modern, pool. Gorgeous, peaceful setting, close to amenities. 2 bedrooms, both with en-suite bathrooms; maid, gardener, driver included. Weekly, monthly, daily rates. Affordable. Call/SMS 0858 5755 9567; <villabagoose@gmail.com>. [1396]

NC/RE/M-8 Sept. 10

Contact :

Call - 081 6579 679 Email- jimbali60@gmail.com

081319688778 / 7408883 (owner) NC/RE/A-08 Sep 10

C/Re/U-25 Aug. 10

HOUSES RP 25 - 35 MILLION YEARLY VILLAS FOR RENT 1-2-3 BEDROOMS START RP 90 MILLION YEARLY VILLAS FOR SALE START 160,000 USD BALI PROFESSIONALS

JL. KUNTI NO. 6 SEMINYAK, KUTA, BALI TELP: 0361-733 963 081797 383 41 NC/Re/S-30 Dec. 09

CANGGU Agus guest house Rp. 2.500.000/month. Hotel facilities, secure, ricefield and ocean view, location in Berawa Beach. Jln. Pantai Berawa. Near Batu Belig, Echo Beach and Canggu Club. Please contact 0361 366 0699 / 0857 3811 4666 [1146] Balinese villa set on 20are (freehold). Furnished, 3km from Tanah Lot, 20km from airport, 2-storey, 3 bed/bathroom, separate office, staff quarters, double garage, 12/4mtr pool/ gazebo, landscape, 7700W/internet/phone/Indovision, water deep well, ricefield/mountain views. Rp. 4.5 Billlion. Call 0812 3648 5187 / e-mail: <bd_212@yahoo.com>. [873] Canggu - 3 Bedroom house rent pool / nice yard 5 minutes walk to beach. September to December. Rp. 20 million per month. Staff. E-mail <sybilsteele73@hotmail.com>. [1278]

For rent Balinese house, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1AC, livingroom, kitchen, 1 carport, 5 minutes to Sanur beach, 1.5 are land, Rp. 40million/year. Ask for picture call 0813 3788 7755. [1353] For Sale - Central Sanur beachside of Bypass. New house - 3 BR / ensuite / ACâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, outside patio with pool & landscaping. International building standards. Leasehold 30 yr +. Also land for lease with architect drawings ready to build. <www.cvbali.com>. Dario 0812 3650 1111 or 081 2464 4447 / Anom 0361 307 2247. [1103]

081236927439

Very quite area and it will develop soon. Good for villas and healing area. Location : Uluwatu - Balangan Not far from Supermarkets, close to the beach. Close to main street, good access. Only for serious person, no broker !

In Secure Quiet Puri Gading Neighborhood. Fully Furnished. Huge Outdoor Garden Pavilion For Dining And Relaxing.10 Min From Jimbaran Beach, Dreamland, Nusa Dua. On 4 Ara , A/C, Hot Water, Tv/Dvd. Washer /Dryer, Full Maid/Cook Service.

C/Re/G-14 July 10

SANUR

CALL NOW

LAND for SALE 12.5 Are

FOR RENT

Jl. Uluwatu II/88E No. 8, Jimbaran 80364, Bali - Indonesia F: (62-361) 847 2033, E: info@whiteislandrealestate.com PT. Sveta Dwipa Development

WE WILL FIND YOUR HOME

C/Re/I-25 August 10

Ultra Modern 5/Bed 4/Bath Balinese Home Short Or Long Term Bukit Jimbaran

Real Estate & Development (62-361) 847 2033 / 80 888 23 www.whiteislandrealestate.com

LONG TERM VILLA RENTALS

Large 4 bed 4 bath wooden house plus guest loft and staff quarters. 20 are prime land just 50 mtrs from Canggu Beach. Price to sell at Rp. 215 mill p/y min 5 years. T: 081 138 6030. E: <georges@be-bamboo.com>. [1295]

NC/Re/U-08 Sept. 10

Land Echo Beach. 7300m2 land adjacent to Sea Sentosa. Great development site right where the action is. 5 million/m2 nego. Dreamland. 41000m2 with 220m absolute cliff front. West facing. Direct access to Dreamland beach. Perfect shape. Blacktop road access. Best land on the Bukit. Rp 5 million/m2 neg. Kuta Beach. Jl Benesari. 5200m2 land. 2 street access. Close to beach . Perfect development site. Rp80000/m2 Oberoi. Behind Grocer and Grind 5500m2. Prime location for hotel or villa development. Rp 6 million/m2. Batu Belig. 800m2. Dry land with good shape & good access. Ready to build. Very close to beach. Rp 5.75 mill/m2 Sanur Beach. Jl Mertasari. 1670 m2. Square shape. Short walk to Mecure Resort beach. Rp34.000/m2. 30yr+ lease.

Villas Tabanan Palatial villa set on 1450 m2 amidst rice fields. Spectacular views. 5 brms, 7 bths, 3 swimming pools, gym, pool table cinema. Beautifully furn with sep. guest accom. Absolute bargain at US$750,000. Bargain Jimbaran. Beautifully finished 3 br/3bthrm villa on 2 are. Glowing timber thr/out. Fully furnished. a/c all rms. A gift at Rp 900 million. Berawa Bargain. Very attractive 3br. 3bth. villa with pool on 450m2. Fully furn. Just USD200. Jimbaran GWK. Brand new 3 br, 3.5 bath villa on 10 are with fabulous sea views .Big pool. A/C, Part furn, phone, internet, parking. A bargain at USD595,000. Seminyak Investment. delMango Villa Estate. Probably the best investment in Bali. Only 3 villas left. Unique architecture. Great returns Prices from $582.000. Part ownership also available.

Land for sale by owner (no agent). 2 locations, first 1300sqm Jl. Padang Linjong, 1km from Echo Beach, second 540sqm Jl. Jalak X, 1.5km from Berawa Beach. Please call 081 856 8364. [1196] Longterm new 2 storey house. 3 bedroom 2 bathroom European, style kitchen, open plan living, upstairs open loft area, balcony, manicured garden, cable TV, semi furnished, beautiful views. 0813 3831 4984 / 0813 3831 4994. [1306] Beautiful villas on leasehold. Combination of Joglo and modern style. Only 200 meters from Brawa Beach and Canggu Club. Quiet area, ricefield surroundings. 2 beds, 2 baths, pool, spacious garden, fully furnished. USD 185.000 for 27 years or yearly rent. Contact 081 873 5935. <donato66@gmail.com>. [1334] Villa for rent in Cemagi - Canggu. Landsize 4 are, building 3 are, 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, fully furnished, 200m from beach & exotic ricefield view, 3500W electricity, phone line. Contact 081 139 4987 / 0859 3504 5888. [1361] Villa for rent. Longterm in Cemagi. Fully furnished, pool, 7700W, internet, phone, Indovision, water purifier, stunning views of ricefields, 2 storey, 3 beds, 4 bathrooms, Rp. 220 million/year, min 2 years. Contact Sri 0813 3732 4301. Also for sale 2 1/2 are freehold land. [1363] 3 ara of prime building land for sale, in Batu Bolong, 5 minutes from the sea. Rare opportunity to buy a small affordable package of land. No agents! For information call Ni-Luh on 742 9439. [1365] Villa for rent at Canggu, 3bed room w/ bath room, dinning and kitchen, servant quater, pool, nice view, Wi-Fi, Indovision, garden, garage, Rp. 130 millions. No broker. Call 081 9362 05582. [1374] For sale/rent 3 bedroom villa with private pool and full seaview. 3 mins walking to nice beaches. Location 10 mins from Tanah Lot. Please call +62 (0)81 855 5010 or e-mail <floryn1@hotmail.com>. [1383] Nice 2BR house, 2min from Canggu Club. Furnished, kitchen, living, bathroom, hotwater, fast internet, garden w/ bale, beautiful sunset rice field view. Now-until end of Dec, full Rp. 14 mill Rp. 4 mill/a month. 0813 3829 7033, <internationaltemple@hotmail.com>. [1391] Good deal! Rice field view villa in Brawa Canggu, modern minimalist design, land 300sqm, 3 bedroom, pool, furnished. Ray White Kuta Asih 0813 3701 9323. [1412]

Jl. Raya Kerobokan No. 72 ,Tel/Fax: (0361) 735469 Website: www.balialist.com | email: info@balialist.com C/Re/I-08 Sept 10

Bali Advertiser

Real Estate

08 September - 22 September, 2010

FULL SERVICE APARTMENT IN SANUR

SEMINYAK

The utility is not included. 3 minutes walk to Hardy’s super market, 8 minutes walk to the beach, shared pool, free Wi-Fi, internet, full equipped kitchen, 1 bedroom + 1 living room + bathroom w/ bathtub, 24 hours security, satellite TV, AC, DVD.

For rent space 800m2 land with 400m2 showroom. Located in a very strategic place in the central of furniture business. 10 years contract US$ 140,000 (nego). For more information please dial 081 2384 8793. [1151]

US$ 188+ TAX/WEEK (min. 2 weeks)

http://kuei-condo.com 081-337950011 C/Re/I-19 May 10

NC/Re/G-8 Sept. 10

SINGARAJA

Prime land for lease starting from 300 sqm / 3 are, 30 years + 25 years extension, Jalan Drupadi II, in the heart of Seminyak, 6 meters private road access, 300 meters from the beach, close to all amenities. Price Rp. 7 mill/are/year. Contact: Putu 081 2380 6209 / <bali-opportunity@indo.net. id>. [1263] Villa for rent: 2 bedroom with AC, 2 bathroom, car park, cable TV, Pool, internet connection, genset, big tropical garden, semi-furnished, long term (max. 8yrs). Rp. 145.000.000, -. /year (negotiable). Contact: 081 899 1452 / 0361-991 4943. [1351]

Beautiful new house for rent, weekly/monthly. 200m walk to Bali sea, 2 bedroom, livingroom, large garden. Land for lease, 20 are, 5 min walk to beach, amazing ocean view, Rp. 35 million/are. Contact 0812 3639 2323. [1359]

Traditional luxury 2 bdrm, 1 bath villa for rent, weekly, monthly. Fully staffed, quiet central Seminyak location. Large garden, 13 mtr lap pool. Parking, wood floors, A.C, wireless, TV, DVD. 081 2381 3966. <meg@megashopbali. com>. [1375]

OTHERS Beautiful hotel 4 sale and lease in Bali. Starting from NC/Re/U-08 Sept. 10

IDR 3 billion. Call or SMS 08170471053 (Bahasa) or

Signature

081999129255 (English). No agent please. [1315] Land for lease 7 are Rp. 4 million/per are at Pengubengan Kauh, 25 are Rp. 4 million/per are at Br. Anyar, 10 are Rp. 4

rentals | management | set up | training

Villa for rent Jl. Petitenget 2 bdrm plus guestroom, pool (7x4), courtyard, fully furnished, Telekomvision, aircon, very secure, only long term, 3 years Rp. 140 mill per year, 2 years Rp. 170 mill. 0819 1674 7285. [1129]

million/per are at Tegal Cupek, 30 are Rp. 10 million/per are at Jimbaran, 70 are Rp. 10 million/per are at Bukit. Perfect for villa project, rice field view. Call 0812 3755 5596. [1347]

Three beds villa, pool, Wi-Fi, fully furnished, AC, hotwater, Jl. Drupadi, short or longterm, central location. Also two beds villa yearly rental, fully furnished, AC, hotwater. 081 7979 9922 or 0819 9906 9081, <ceaderphoenix@yahoo. com>. [1388]

Tejakula - North Bali, private Beach Villas for sale. 2 storey, 2 bed rooms, living room and kitchenette, bath room, balcony, terrace total 130 m” integrated in the completely new holistic Holiway Garden Resort and Spa. Start from 116,000 USD. Info and contact Stefan Doerr Tel. +62 812

Centre Seminyak, near. Jl. Kunti / Gang Baikbaik, 2 small room appt (ca. 35m2), couple or 1 person. Fresh and new, nice furnished, AC, hotwater, small kitchen, KTV, veranda, Rp. 3.5 mln p/mnth. 0813 5305 1567 <info@bebok.nl>. [1389]

3603 5703. E-mail: <office@holiwaygarden.com>. HP: <www.holiwaygarden.com>. [1358] 27 ares land at Goa Gong Bukit. Good sea views. Rp. 100 mill per are. 489 ares - 60m2 beachfront / side onto

Grha Fortuna • jl. by pass ngurah rai no. 110 • tuban • kuta • bali

peninsula, all sea views, Yeh Sumbul. Just past surf beach.

NC/Re/G-8 Sept. 10

Rp. 65 mill per are. 0815 5800 1801. [1376] 7 are land in best location, close to Begawan Giri Hotel and Sobek White Water Rafting, for sale by owner. Please no agents. Call Dewi 0361 254 468 / 746 3208. Price Rp. 95 million/are. [1327]

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Luxury villa wanted for long term rental (12 months)

Villas to rent / for sale in beatiful complex from $165,000

in Sanur area. Ideally 3 bedrooms, AC, pool. From

US rental $5,000 annually all with top quality European

December / January. Please contact: <matthomfray@

furniture and fittings. To view call Bill on 0813 3729 9195,

gmail.com>.

e-mail <bylweb@yahoo.co.uk>. [1217]

Villa rent (yearly) located Seminyak, Legian, Kerobokan. Kuta, 5 min airport/beach. Brand new studio fully furnished.

F.furnished, 2 bdrms, modern style, indoor livingroom,

Nice room incl: 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, 1 kitchen, little

complete, garden, swimming-pool, carport. Contact

outside, parking area with gate; air cond., hot water. Rp. 5

081 138 5974.

mill/month. 0813 5767 8881. [1195]

Villa wanted for long term rental, up to 2 years, around Apartment for rent Kuta. Furnished, living room, bedroom,

Canggu area, 3+ bedrooms, pool, walk to beach. From

kitchen - hot plate, bathroom, shower, fridge, sat-TV, DVD

October. Please contact: <lindi.d@me.com>.

player. From Oct. 12 to March 12. Pay in advance & includes ulty. Rp. 2.900.000 Month. Call: 0812 3799 0031. [1354] For rent monthly/yearly small house at Kuta, 3 bedrooms external & internal bathroom, aircond, hot water, kitchen, living-room, big space of court-yard, suitable for family, quiet environment. For further information please call: (Putu) 0818 0558 6486. [1386] Studio apartment. 5 mins airport / beach. Excellent condition. 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, kitchen, AC, fully furnished, internet, house keeping. Rp. 5 mill/month. Ph: 0812 3615 4700. E-mail: <juandavillas@gmail.com>. [1390] Bar for rent! Open business in Kuta today? Yes, you can! Bar is running and looking for new manager. Don’t hesitate. Run your bar now! Only Rp. 80 mill/year. Call 0818 0553 6293 now! [1409]

House Seminyak 2 storey, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 airconds, s.pool, kitchen. w.heater, telp., close to restaurants, villa area, small garden, semi-furnished, available 1 Sept. 2010. Small house Seminyak 2 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, available 1 Oct ‘10. Contact 742 5604 / 0813 3733 9004. [1130]

Private wanted to buy 1 to 3 B/R resort property South Bali area, Seminyak, Legian, Sanur, Nusa Dua. AUD$80,000 to $ 260,000. Mob. (04) 2843 1253 / <wbsails@yahoo.com.au>. American expat business owner - former 5 star hotel GM looking for free / reduced rent in luxury villa development in exchange for staff training / management / guest relations. Longterm only. Impeccable references. Call 0813 3764 8711. E-mail: <peter@balialternative media.com>.

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Jl. Majapahit No. 46 Kuta - Bali Telp : (0361) 755 392 [Hunting] Fax : (0361) 764 191 E-mail: info@BaliAdvertiser.biz

Great 3-bedroom and 2-bedroom villas in the heart of Seminyak area. Spacious territory, well furnished, big swimming pool and lounge areas, quite and private, secured territory. Walking distance to supermarkets, restaurants and nightclubs. Monthly, weekly, daily. Attractive price. Available now! Contact now: +62 819 3612 0395 or <vitalybarinov@gmail.com>. [1392] Nice 2storey villa, 2bedroom AC, 2 bathroom, fully equiped kitchen, living area, TV cabel, balcony, terrace, beautiful tropical garden, shared pool 12m, located only 5 min walk to the beach, close to Oberoi, also guest bungalow available free only September/October. Call: 0813 3876 4331 or mail: <saridewi@gmx.net>. [1393] 2 bedroom villa, fully furnished, pool, garden, and also have 3 bedroom. I also have info at Canggu for monthly or yearly. Please contact <betasiregar@yahoo.co.id> or call 081 7910 8252. [1261] Many villas for rent available, special sales offer: brand new villa, 3 bed, 3 bath, pool, fully equipped, Rp. 1.7 billion. Also for monthly/yearly rent available. Phone 0813 3816 0661, <mmvillas48@gmail.com>. [1399] One bedroom house for rent. Jalan Plawa, Seminyak. Fully furnished. Small landscaped garden. Rp. 50 mill year. Rp. 90 mill 2 years. Rp. 120 mill 3 year. For viewing contact Made 0819 9911 6136. [1400] For rent brand new villa 2 bedroom + pool, full furnished in Kerobokan and Seminyak. Also available 5 bedroom villa in Kerobokan. Call 0813 3832 8877 and 0818 565 235. E-mail: <magicofbali@gmail.com>. [1402] 2bed - yearly rental, furnished, pool, garden, close/ Bali Deli. Rp. 170 million. / Canggu freehold villa, 4 bed, 12 are, pool, new, modern, ricefield, $550,000 US. / Bukit freehold villa 2 1/2 bed pool, beautiful ocean-view, $295,000 US. 0859 3514 8525. No agents. [1406] Villa for rent Seminyak 2, 3, 4 bedrooms, modern living and dining area, Western kitchen, cable TV, pool, Internet connection, tropical garden. US$ 150 - US$ 400 per night. Available for short and long term rentals. Please call 081 7978 0553, 0361 7944 555. [1092] Land for lease, Seminyak, 5 ara behind Bintang, next to Sienna Villas, 24 years lease, Rp. 7 mill/ara. Already walled, few big trees. Contact 081 2380 1989. [1404] Small plot land at Seminyak 2.86 are at Rp. 375 million/ are. Beach front land for sale at Tulamben, close to dive centre, good for villa/resort 136 are at Rp. 90 million/are. Ray White Kuta 0361 887 5698 / 0819 9932 3777. No broker! [1414]

Real Estate

Bali Advertiser

08 September - 22 September, 2010

OVERCONTRACT RESTAURANT Jl. Poppies II, Kuta Rp 170.000.000 (Nego) Full equipment / staff with manager

Hp. 081338209665 For foreigner NC/RE/A-08 Sep 10

FOR RENT

“Turn Key” GARMENT FACTORY Complete with 11 pcs sewing machine racks, tables, furniture & 100’s of garment patterns. 2 floors, 10x300, 11 are land. Location in Sesetan-Denpasar. Price Rp. 125 million/year. Ibu Ketut 081 338 401 877 / 732 538 NC/Re/P-08 Sept. 10

Villa for rent is peacefully located in Kerobokan

With nice views of lush rice terraces and an intricate network of irrigation canals. 3 bedroom, living room, dining room, maidroom, service area,Toilet public, Carport, AC, kitchen, pool (3.5X9), electricity 5.500 Watts, land size (370 m2 ), building size (275 m2 )

Contact : (0361) 9288119, 081236720666 NC/RE/A-08 Sep 10

JO & JO REALTY BALI 1. One of a kind “perfect for boutique Villa or penthouse” located on the heart of Seminyak. Size: 8 are, Java Style Building, 3 bed rooms. Price: IDR. 7.9 billion 2. Cottage in Bedugul for lease, amazing lake and mountain view and strawberry fields, rate: IDR 300.000 net per nite.

Thousands of people read the Bali Advertiser Real Estate

3. Boutique Villa for sale in Jl. Kunti, Seminyak, 7 units, 14 bedrooms, free hold. Price: IDR. 9.1 billion nego. 4. Land for sale in Sanur, Bali, size 8.1 Ha, beach front, 300 m from Inna Hotel Sanur. Price: IDR. 250 mill/are.

Is your company ready for more business? Advertise your business next issue and get your share.

5. Land by the river near Maya Ubud and Chedi Club, size: 49 are, wide road. Price IDR. 95 million/are. 6. House for sale in Kuta - Bali, size: 4060 sqm, perfect for apartment, walking distance to Bali Bakery, Kuta Central Parkir. Join venture’s available. 7. Homestay for sale in Legian, minutes walk to Kuta Beach & entertainment spots. Best quality building, plasma TV, etc., land size 600 sqm, 2 storeys, 8 rooms with possibility to add another rooms, great income with very fast return in investment.Price IDR. 13 billion nego.

Contact: Lusia +62 811 399 393 / Ery +62 361 744 3993, E-mail: ery@joandjo-realty.com NC/RE/M-8 Sept. 10

TABANAN House for sale at housing complex, Kediri, Tanah Lot, Tabanan, 95 m2 land, 45 m2 building, garage, garden, 1300 watt electric, water pump, AC 1 pk, 2 bedrooms, living room, kitchen. Rp. 300 mill (nego) call 0813 3872 4288 Serious buyer only. No broker please. [1291] Villa for rent in Luwus, Tabanan. 30km from Denpasar to Bedugul. Ricefield & mountain view, fully furnished, big garden, minimalist style. Landsize 12are, building 3 are (3 bedrooms+3 bathrooms), 2200W. Contact 081 139 4987 / 0859 3504 5888. [1360] Land for sale located in Kabe-Kabe, good location, ricefields view, 12 are, price Rp. 50 million per are. Interested please contact 0819 3624 0051 (Nurul). [1366] House for sale in Buduk, Cempaka Village. Land size 5 are, price Rp. 750 million (nego). 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Interested please contact 0819 3624 0051 (Nurul). [1367] Are you a kick-ass Real Estate agent? Do you have the tackle to land a four million Dollar fish? One hectare of prime hotel beach front on awesome surf break in Tabanan is ready for market! Are you? 5% commission. Text me 0878 6000 9294. <www.thelostguide.com>. [1371] 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>. Call: +62 (0) 81 855 5010. W: <www.floryn property. com>. [1382]

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Seminyak Icon is a boutique hotel designed to celebrate Baliâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s tropical charm and relaxed vibe. It is an all suite property that showcases elements of local artistry with a contemporary edge that is so totally relevant in todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s evolving tourism industry. Seminyak Icon is all about the chance for you to be a part of the islandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fashionable lifestyle and experience a brand of personalised hospitality that remains uniquely Balinese. It is ultimately your passport to the island of Bali to wine, dine, shop and party in true style.

Contact : Nathan + 62 81 805 480 339 nathan@raywhiteparadise.com

Tel : +62 (361) 737 357

PRICES FROM ONLY USD 88,000

SBUK05 Bukit

SSEM444 Seminyak

SSEM22 Seminyak

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SSNR322 Sanur

Set on a beautiful hillside with rooftop jacuzzi affording 180 degree ocean views & scenery of Bali. This prime villa is located in a serene expat community in the Bukit with easy access to Nusa Dua, Jimbaran & the airport.

Situated in an attractive location near the restaurant area of Jl. Oberoi, this group of villas is set within approx 2000 sqm of privately owned land with each villa of either 2 or 3 bedroom comprising of two levels at 350 sqm each.

A new development strategically situated in an excellent area of Seminyak with direct access to Sunset Rd. 4 exclusive 3 bedroom villas following Balinese design in a natural environment that is fuil of modern comforts.

A stunning property by architect Popo Danes. Tastefully complemented with modern interior in a minimalistic style, ultra modern & high-tech leaving nothing to be desired. For private as well as working needs, this house is a perfect fit.

A private & cozy villa situated in Sanur, well known for its quiet, palm-lined beaches & fine restaurants, this villa combines Japanese & Balinese styles using great materials to the highest of specifications.

Title Price

Title : Leasehold Prices From : USD 149,500

Title : Leasehold Price : Euro 300,000

Title Price

Title : Leasehold Prices : IDR 2,000,000,000

: Hak Milik : USD 250,000

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: Leasehold : USD 450,000

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SCGU320 Canggu

SKER405 Kerobokan

Prime Land Options 13 Are plot with beautiful tree lines & Balinese style buildings. 3 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms, kitchen & living area. Electricity, water & Wi-Fi connected. Great for surf camp or development. Title : Hak Milik Price : USD 202,000 35 Are. Pecatu Bukit area. Ocean views from the whole plot!!

SSNR441 Ketewel

SPT08 Seminyak

Beachfront villa on 10 Are for 1 year rental. 3 en-suite bedrooms with A/C. Large living/dining/kitchen. Huge master bedroom on 2nd floor with large verandah & ocean views. Infinity edge pool & beautifully furnished.

Newly released & an excellent investment in these well designed apartments. An experienced managed complex, 2 units are now available with split apartments in each maximizing ROI & the perfect location for future holidays.

Title : Yearly Rental Price : USD 24,000 p.a

Title : Leasehold Prices from : USD 135,000

Contact : Steve + 62 81 237 155 525 steve@raywhiteparadise.com

Contact : Karl + 62 81 55 701 729 karl@raywhiteparadise.com

Title : Hak Milik Price : IDR 175 million/Are. 8 Are Pererenan. 1 km from the beach, quiet and off the main road. Additional 10 Are also available. Title : Hak Milik Price : IDR 160,000,000/Are. Contact : Michael Torres + 62 81 934 364 022 michael@raywhiteparadise.com

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Vendor meets the market, price reduced! Surrounded by green belt, this private villa offers seductive views of rice fields and to the ocean. A must view for serious purchasers. Call now!

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Title : Hak Milik Price : Euro 320,000

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Bali Advertiser

08 September - 22 September, 2010

GIANYAR BUKIT Ruko for rent, 2 floors, 2 bedrooms, 4 toilets, AC, hot water, kitchen set. Contact 081 2394 8595. [1150]

LEGIAN

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CANGGU MART

Beautiful 2 bedroom villa plus guest house w/ bathroom, garden, 2 bathroom, kitchen, living, full accessories, TV/ Speedy, swimming pool. Only long term rental. Call seriously interested 0812 3627 1730, <info@omommusic.com>. [959]

C/Re/P-11 Aug. 10

Ladies international fashion boutique right next to Melasti street, excellent condition at Jl. Legian, till September 2016, market price Rp. 65 mill/year. Size 3,5 x 8,5m, include electricity 5500 kwh. Please call +62 361 368 0055. [1380]

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Beautiful tropical villa with pool in Padma Utara. Closed to the beach. Two independent bedrooms, bathrooms and kitchens, Wi-Fi, BBQ, cable-TV, staff. Euro 500 weekly, Euro 2000 monthly. Contact 081 890 0480. [978]

Address : Jl. P. Batu Mejan, + 200M from Echo beach, Canggu Phone: (0361) 2081942 Hp: 081 835 3518

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BUKIT Beautiful villa for sale in Puncak Pesona, Bukit!! Land 316m2, building 205m2, pool 44m2, 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, staff house. Freehold. 3 storey. Please call 081 7066 0650. [1148] Land for sale on the main road next to STP Nusa Dua ready to build for villa as licence completed. Call 081 2394

Beach Front Magic 35 Are freehold @ Pantai Nyanyi Short drive from Canggu. US $1,600,000. 7.7 hectare hillside with spectacular ocean views Overlooking Lovina. Rp 4jt/are SMS 08123847910 sacredriversilks@yahoo.com

8595. [1149]

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Three bedroom house, 2 floors, Puri Gading. Over contract 9 months Rp. 22 juta. Then Rp. 30 juta per year. Available November. 2 bathrooms, 1 aircon. E-mail <gemma@ mimpimanis.com> for more info. [1369] For sale land, full view, 74 are Balangan and Bypass Nusa Dua 30 are. Quick sale 081 7475 2668. Good price. No agent. [1381] Freehold villa for sale, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, pool and large bale, newly renovated, modern, 4 are, close to Asian Int. School. Rp. 2.2 billion. Photos: <www.balibaba.fr/ house>. 0857 3721 8122. [1387] Land for sale 4/5/7/12/16 are ocean view, freehold, Rp. 80 million/are. Perfect for villa, near Dreamland/Karma Kandara Ungasan. Call 0813 3848 7012. <ftimoer@yahoo. com>. [1405] C/Re/G-14 July 10

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1 New Big Shophouse 2 floors @ Rp 115 million/year (nego). 3 years (100% allowed to be extend). Very good location Jl. Sunset Road, exclusive & prestige. Very good business for OFFICES, SHOPS, or RESTAURANTS etc. Very big parking area (buses), near factory outlets area. IMB, Telp-line, PLN, water pump. No broker !

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For sale land 16.5 are at Br. Kebon Tegallang. Nice view, road access. Good for villa. Located in villa area. Contact 081 138 6595. [1142]

COPYWRITING

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]

Marketing English by qualified native speaker

New Homes. Exceptional 6 home community 5km north of Ubud. Secluded tranquil setting. Classic hand-crafted cottage style. Simple, elegant & green built. 2bd/2bth under $300k. <www.desakerasan.com> / (0361) 9000 466. [1139] Land for sale in Payangan. Villa area, 10 minute from Ubud, 40 minute from airport, suitable for hotel, villa. Land size 170 ara, through Ayung River. Price can negotiation. Call owner 0819 9903 3384 (Wayan). [1346] For sale (leasehold). 30 are land with wooden house (2 bedroom, 1 bathroom, kitchen, livingroom). Overlooking Ayung River gorge. 30 minutes north of Ubud. US$150.000. Please contact: Jeannine Hp. 081 5573 4894. [1357]

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: Jl. Werkudara Gang Bintang No. 4 Legian : Jl. Raya Legian Gang Arjuna No. 473, Legian Kaja - Kuta. Ph: (0361) 754 533 : Jl. Raya Seminyak, Gang Goa No. 2 Seminyal. P: (0361) 847 5747

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Beautiful riverfront land in Sukawati for sale - 20 are Rp. 55 million/ara - easy access from mainroad - close to Bali Bird Park - 10mins to Ubud. Contact: <elmar@epj.ae>. [1354] Ubud - Mas. Located in strategic area. Lease contract 20 years. 4 or 8 are. Ideal for factory, show-room, etc. Details at: <semara@indo.net.id>, <balissima45@hotmail.com>. Contact 081 2393 0671. Fax +62 361 972 476. [1384]

avanee residence DENPASAR

BALI

Central Ubud. Walk everywhere. Artsy, charming, jungle/ river views. Small, complete, private, secure . One bedroom, marble bath, big open kitchen, plunge pool, bale. Adjacent pool. 6 month minimum lease. Rp. 4 million per month. +6285 739 000 947. [1411]

C/Re/G-10 Feb. 10

Villa Lease for sale. Two separate furnished dwellings, garage, developed garden. Ten minutes from Ubud centre. Compound approx 400 sq metres. Nine year lease remaining, USD 100, 000. Contact Jared Collins UbudProperty Real Estate 0361 970 888. <info@ubudproperty.com>. [1415]

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

Ricefield view, fully furnished house for rent in the most beautiful location with Western style large bedroom, kitchen and bathroom (hot water) also car garage Rp. 4.500.000/ month. Please call 0361 928 6970. [1416]

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Bukit

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Gorgeous modern two bedroom villa located on the beautiful Bukit. This freehold villa offers you luxury and charm and is easy to live in with family or friends. Built on 4,25 Are of land, this cozy villa offers 2 bedrooms boasting a great view of ocean and paddy fields from the second floor. The villa is part of a two-villa complex however both villas are totally private. Fully furnished, 6x10 sqm swimming pool, staff quarters, and parking area complete this modern villa. Price: USD 350,000 REF RV-752

Batubelig

Umalas

BATUBELIG COTTAGE This well designed freehold two bedroom cottage is tucked away nicely off the main Bautubelig road, walking distance to the beach and surrounded by fantastic new restaurants. The villa boasts a nice sized workable kitchen and huge open plan lounge dining area that opens onto a sparkling pool. A covered walkway leads you to two master en-suite bedrooms. The villa is very secure and offers good parking. A great buy at 350,000 USD REF RV-760

Denpasar

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Seminyak

FREEHOLD VILLA - DENPASAR This 3 level freehold villa situated in Denpasar built in a development of 35 stand alone villas, has an enchanting garden and pool area. The secure garage is built on the lower level, master en suite bedroom on upper level as well as the open living area opening onto the pool and garden. 2 bedrooms, shared bathroom on top level. The complex has security, Club House facilities with pool area. Price: Rp. 2,700,000,000 REF RV-644

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