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ISSUE 15 | December 19, 2011
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Just a week before Christmas I had a visitor . This is how it happened. I just finished the household chores for the night and was pre-paring to go to bed, when I heard a noise in the front of the house. I opened the door to the front room and to my surprise, Santa him-self stepped out next to the fireplace.
“ What are you doing?” I started to ask. The words choked up in my throat and I saw he had tears in his eyes. His usual jolly manner was gone. Gone was the eager , boisterous soul we all know. He then answered me with a simple statement . . .
“ TEACH THE CHILDREN!” I was puzzled. What did he mean? He anticipated my question and with one quick movement brought forth a miniature toy bag from behind the tree. As I stood bewildered, Santa said, “ Teach the chil-dren!
Teach them the old meaning of Christmas. The meaning that now-a-days Christmas has forgotten. “ Santa then reached in his bag and pulled out a FIR TREE and placed it before the mantle. “ Teach the children that the pure green color of the stately firtree remains gr een all year round, depicting the ever lasting hope of mankind, all the needles point heav-enward, making it a symbol of man’s thoughts turning toward heaven.”
He again reached into his bag and pulled out a brilliant STAR. “ Teach the children that the star was the heavenly sign of promises long ago. God promised
A Savior for the world, and the star was the sign of fulfillment of His promise.”
He then reached into his bag and pulled out a CANDLE. “ Teach the children that the candle symbolizes that Christ is the light of the wor ld, and when we see this great light we are reminded of He who displaces the darkness.”
Once again he reached into his bag and re-moved a WREATH and placed it on the tree. “ Teach the children that the wreath symbolizes the real nature of love. Real love never ceases. Love is one continuous round of affection.”He then pulled from his bag an ORNAMENT of himself. “ Teach the children that I, Santa Claus, symbolize the generosity and good will we feel during the month of December .”
He then brought out a HOLLY LEAF. “ Teach the children that the holly plant represents immortality. It represents the crown of thorns worn by our Savior . The red holly berries rep-resent the blood shed by Him.
Next he pulled from his bag a GIFT and said, “ Teach the children that God so loved the world that he gave his begotten son.” Thanks be to God for his unspeak-able gift.Santa then reached in his bag and pulled out a CANDY CANE and hung it on the tree. “ Teach the children that the candy cane represents the shepherds’ crook. The crook on the staff helps to bring back strayed sheep to the flock. The candy cane is the symbol that we are ourbrother ‘s keeper .”
He reached in again
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of Christmasand pulled out an ANGEL. “ Teach the children that it was the angels that her alded in the glorious news of the Savior ‘s birth. The angels sang Glory to God in the highest, on earth peace and good will toward men.”
Suddenly I heard a soft twinkling sound, and from his bag he pulled out a BELL,. “ Teach the children that as the lost sheep are found by the sound of the bell, it should ring mankind to the fold. The bell symbolizes guidance andreturn.
S a n t a looked back and was pleased. He l o o k e d back at me and I saw that the twink le was back in his eyes. He said, “ Remember , teach the c h i l - dren the true meaning
of Christmas and do not put me in the center
, for I am but a humble servant of the One
that is, and Ibow down to wor-
ship him, our LORD, our GOD.”
I have issues with Santa. You know, the big jolly guy in red who comes around once a year. In a sleigh. Pulled by fl ying reindeer. Did I mention he comes down the chimney? My problem is this: we’re supposed to be focus-ing on the birth of Christ. You know, the One who said He is the way the TRUTH and the life. Christ equals truth. So if that’s the case, then why do we continue to deceive our children with the false notion of Santa Claus? I know what you’re probably thinking. What a prude! What a party pooper! Her poor kid!
It’s not that my husband and I purposely tell our six-year-old there is no Santa. But she doesn’t learn about Santa at home. She learns about him at school by singing songs like “Up on the Housetop” and “Santa Claus is Coming to Town.” She learns about him wherever she goes with people constantly asking her “what is Santa bringing you?”
Personally, I get a kick out her perplexity, like why is everyone asking me this same ques-tion. And I love her response - “a Christmas tree.” I also love the fact that I do not have a materialistic child. She doesn’t need every toy when going down the toy aisle and she nev-er asks, whines, or screams about want-ing toys either. Whether it’s because of her disability or not, she just isn’t concerned with “stuff ”. The most important things to her are knowing there are peo-ple who take care of her and that there are people in her life who love her. Those are her main con-cerns, not whether or not she can have the lat-est and greatest toy.
The reason we choose not to tell our child that Santa doesn’t exist is because we don’t want her to “ruin it” for other children and have their par-ents get upset with us. Like I said, she kind of knows about Santa but I don’t think she really gets it. Plus she knows that if cook-ies were left out on the table, her dad would be the fi rst to grab them to drink with his morning coff ee! I think we demean children when we purposely deceive them, thinking they’re not smart enough to fi gure it out.
Instead of teaching her about this fat guy who
Another Insight Of Christmas - I Have Issues With Santa Claus
delivers presents to every child in the world on one night, we teach her about Jesus. One day we were talking about celebrating Jesus’s birthday and I asked what she wanted to do
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swered, “Make Happy Birthday Cupcakes!” So that’s what we did. We made Happy Birthday Jesus cupcakes and passed them out with a little note saying, “we hope you enjoy this Happy Birthday Jesus cupcake.” We gave them to all of her medical providers, her caretak-ers and her therapists and teachers at school. Some seemed to have tears in their eyes when they read the little note. I just love that my daughter came up with that idea and I know it will probably continue to be a Christmas tradition in our family. Merry Christmas every-
one and may you remember the true reason for the season!
I mention he comes down the chimney? My problem is this: we’re supposed to be focus-ing on the birth of Christ. You know, the One who said He is the way the TRUTH and the life. Christ equals truth. So if that’s the case, then why do we continue to deceive our children with the false notion of Santa Claus? I know what you’re probably thinking. What a prude! What a party pooper! Her poor kid!
It’s not that my husband and I purposely tell our six-year-old there is no Santa. But she doesn’t learn about Santa at home. She learns about him at school by singing songs like “Up on the Housetop” and “Santa Claus is Coming to Town.” She learns about him wherever she goes with people constantly asking her “what
Personally, I get a kick out her perplexity, like why is everyone asking me this same ques-tion. And I love her response - “a Christmas tree.” I also love the fact that I do not have a materialistic child. She doesn’t need every toy when going down the toy aisle and she nev-er asks, whines, or screams about want-ing toys either. Whether it’s because of her disability or not, she just isn’t concerned with “stuff ”. The most important things to her are knowing there are peo-ple who take care of her and that there are people in her life who love her.
The reason we choose not to tell our child that Santa doesn’t exist is because we don’t want her to “ruin it” for other children and have their par-ents get upset with us. Like I said, she kind of knows about Santa but I don’t think she really gets it. Plus she knows that if cook-ies were left out on the table, her dad would be the fi rst to grab them to drink with his morning coff ee! I think we demean children when we purposely deceive them, thinking they’re not smart enough to fi gure it out.
Instead of teaching her about this fat guy who
birthday and I asked what she wanted to do
f o r Christ-mas. S h e a n -
little note saying, “we hope you enjoy this Happy Birthday Jesus cupcake.” We gave them to all of her medical providers, her caretak-ers and her therapists and teachers at school. Some seemed to have tears in their eyes when they read the little note. I just love that my daughter came up with that idea and I know it will probably continue to be a Christmas tradition in our family. Merry Christmas every-
one and may you remember the true reason for the season!
By: Carri Jean
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Christmas day is getting closer. All Christians are preparing for the coming celebration of love and most are starting to buy Christmas trinkets sold at major shopping centers.
Although there are many players already existed in the market, Christmas decorations business opportunities remains irresistible. Not only for the tree - both genuine and imitation - which sold like hotcakes when December arrives, various trinkets and Christmas tree decorations are now increasingly sought after. Understandably, the trend changed every year and as a result, the producers’ pocket for this Christmas knick-knacks is becoming thicker.In Bali, religious statues made of wood have become export com-modity. One of the locations that sell Christmas crafts in Bali is in Tegal Alang, Gianyar regency. Of the hundreds of art shop, there is one that specialized in selling Christian knick-knacks. The name is Pu-lasari art shop. Each craft is still relying on the skills of wood carvers. Craftsmen also make decorations that are placed on Christmas trees. There are also colorful stars. “Stars and Santa Claus are, when hung and placed in a corner or center of the room, always looked sweeter,” said Wayan Suwarni (53), the owner of the art shop. Wayan also sells a set of Santa Claus in the form of hangers. Customers only need to spend IDR 5,000 for every 5 pieces package. For a 1 meter Christmas tree made out of planks, Wayan sells it at a price of IDR 75,000 only. For a 30 x 30 cm Santa Claus image carved on the wood, she sold it at IDR 50,000.
With those relatively cheap prices, Wayan’s craft are very much sought after, especially by the foreigners. In fact, many foreign tour-ists have become her regular customers for years. Periodically, Wayan does some exports to Europe. The value, according to Wayan was pretty good. The transaction ranges between IDR 20 – 150 million. Anyone else interested to follow Wayan’s step ?-rwitb-
The Sparkling Business Profi t
From Selling Christmas Ornament
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Methods To Help Lower Your Vacation Cost
We all know that traveling on a vacation will usually cost us heaps amount of money, es-pecially if the destination is overseas. Some-times, we cancel our holiday plan just because we are running out of budget. However, it does not have to happen if we know how to manage our holiday cost in the most eff ective and effi cient way. Here are some methods on how to travel without spending too much.
Buying tickets from a small travel agent or from the local forums turned out to be cheap-er than buying it directly from the airline or from a well-known travel agent. For a cheaper ticket, try to buy round-trip rather than buy-ing a one-way ticket as one-way ticket will cost you more. Also make sure you do not bring too much luggage for excess baggage will add to the cost of the trip. If you travel to a city or country that is indeed a famous tour-ist spot, try to stay in hotels located in small towns on the outskirts. For example, if you want a cheap holiday in Bali then avoid stay-ing in Kuta, Nusa Dua or Ubud area.
Staying in Gianyar or Tabanan is generally much cheaper.
When you are going on vacation in a location that has train as the main transportation, try to fi nd a prepaid train card that can cover the areas you are about to travel for the whole period of your stay. It will be cheaper than buying a single ticket every time you have to change your destination. Avoid using taxis, and if possible renting a car will be less ex-pensive than having to use diff erent means of transport every time you want to visit a tourist location.
Before you start visiting those major tourist attractions, you might want to consider eat-ing more food at breakfast. Usually, the hotels where you stayed in have included breakfast package for the price you paid. For lunch, tryeating at places you already know the price of. Fast food restaurant may be a good choice, but you can always look for alternatives if that does not suit your healthy life-style.
At lunch, eat as much as your stomach can take so that your stomach is suffi ciently fi lled until dinner. If possible, cook your own dinner at the lodge to reduce cost as dinner at the restaurant can be very expensive. Moreover,keep your drinking water bottle, so when it is empty you can fi ll it at the nearest tap (many countries outside Indonesia provide tap wa-ter where people can directly drink from).
Shopping for branded souvenirs are usu-ally cheaper at duty free shops because it is tax-free. Just bear in mind that you can only pick up your purchase at the airport before you go home, so never shop at the duty free if you plan to use the product straight away. Inexpensive souvenirs are also available in traditional markets, which is usually located roadside. Sometimes they off er many inter-esting local products which cannot be found in bigger shops. Just never forget to bargain when you shop from this location. Mastering the local language can also be much of a help to get lowest prices possible. -ran-
Ensuring Home Security When Left On A Vacation
If you are planning a short or long vacation with the whole family, the fi rst issue you should consider is your home security be-cause usually, an empty house is an easy tar-get for thieves and robbers.
You may also want to remember that despite the fact you have a housekeeper at home, you must remain alert to any risks that may occurduring the time you left. Here are some tips to keep your house safe when you are on vaca-tion.
Make Copy Of Important Documents Before leaving, remember to make copies all of im-portant documents belong to family mem-bers who are going on the vacation. Passport, credit cards, ID cards and driver’s license are documents that you should copy to avoid un-desirable incident, such as loss of passport, data input error, and so on. Leave one copy at home, and bring another one with you when traveling.
Check The Condition of Your house Periodically This action can be taken if there are domes-tic helpers or any person in charge of maintaining your house. Make sure you call home and
ask for its condition at least once a day.
Ask Family or Friend To Watch Over For Your House. For those of you who do not have a domestic worker, you could take the option of leaving the house to your family,
local security or neighbors that you trust. Ask them to keep the lights on and off at the most suitable time. If there is any, do not forget to report to the local security about your depar-ture. Otherwise, you could alert a friend about your temporary leave and ask them to check on your house periodically.
Avoid Giving An Impression Of An Empty House
Ask your neighbor to fetch the newspaper or letters lying on the front yard or inside your mail-box so your house does not look empty. Another trick is to put some slippers on the front door so it will give the impression that anyone was inside.
Ensure Safe Electrical Contacts Turn off and unplug all sorts of electrical
contacts that
you are not using while on vacation. They in-clude dispenser, televisions, water heaters, and so on. Simply turn on the basic equip-ments you need, such as a refrigerator or air conditioner. Do check back before you lock the house and go on vacation.-ran-
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Top Ten Objects You Might Want To Bring With You
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1. SunscreenGoing on a vacation to the beach, mountain or city, sunscreen is a thing that you must carry with you all the times. Exposure to the sunrays can still damage the skin even though the climate was cold.
2. Drugs Make sure you have suffi cient drug supplies until the last day of vacation. Not all cities or states have a supply of medicines similar to one you could get onyour residence.
3. Hand SanitizerHand gel sanitizer can keep your hands free of germs and keep it clean at all times. This is important, especially when you go to areas where clean water is not always available.
4. First Aid KitsFirst Aid Kits should not be left behind because it can help you in emergency situation, especially if you are traveling in a place that has a diff erent language.
5. Wet TissueEven if you already carry a hand sanitizer gel, you would still want to carry wet wipes. They could serve as a refreshing wipe for ex-cessive sweating if you visit a hot state or you could use them to clean any objects you are going to use such as bowl on public toilets and other facilities provided in public area.
6. SunglassesSunglasses are not just for style. It can also protect your eyes from harmful UV rays. So remember to bring this one.
7. Plastic BagsUseful to put dirty or wet clothes on so the rest of your other clothes can stay clean in your luggage. The bags are also useful if you ever experience vomiting as a result of land, sea and air sick-ness.
8. Copy of DocumentsCopies of important documents such as passports, plane tickets, ID cards and driver’s license must always be placed in your suit-case. If unwanted incidents happened, like a bag stolen for ex-ample, you will still have a backup of your documents.
9. Padlock and KeyDo not forget to bring a spare suitcase lock and key. If at any time your lock is damaged or if you have excessive shopping activities, this spare padlock will help you save your time from wandering around the shops just to fi nd one.
10. Books, Magazines or ToysIn many cases, traveling to distant places and sitting for many hours on the plane, train or car would make people bored. There-fore, bring a book, magazine or crossword puzzle to eliminate boredom.-ran-
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Each year, billions of Christmas cards deliver season’s greetings, but what happens to all those cards after the holiday season is over? Add on top of those all the Valentine’s Day cards, birthday cards, and greetings sent for many other occasions; and you would quickly run out of storage space if you tried to save them all. Of course, you can throw them all away, but who can stand to toss out beautiful greeting cards?
Instead, you can transform them using craft techniques and your imagination. Let’s all make recycled crafts! Not only is recycling good for the environment, it can help save you money. Using some materials presentedhere, you can transform baby food jars, paper bags, orphaned socks, and several other items into crafty masterpieces.
As a start, make sure any items you recycle into crafts are clean and dry - most can be washed in hot soapy water. You should also make sure there are no sharp edges or small parts which may pose a choking hazard for younger kids. Simply make sure you use com-mon sense before you use your imagination!
Recycled Crafts – Perfect For Presents And Good For The
Environment
BoxesBoxes have been a craft staple since they were invented - the creative possibilities for re-using shoe boxes and large, corrugated boxes are almost endless. Cardboard pieces cut from either thin, household box-es or corrugated boxes can also be very useful in your crafts.
Paper Or Plastic BagsThere are some wonderful crafts you can make using unwanted paper or plastic bags. All shapes and sizes of bags can be used. Of course, you can always recycle them the traditional way, but why not get creative!?
CansCans are not only available in a variety of shapes and sizes, but also in a variety of materials. You can craft using sturdy tin cans, fl exible alu-minum cans, and also round cardboard cans like those that hold juice, oatmeal, and even potato chips.
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Plastic and Glass BottlesThere are a variety of creative projects you can make using both plas-tic and glass bottles and jars. While you will want to be careful while working with jars and bottles, the list of crafts you can make using these items is almost endless.
Film ContainersAs the popularity of digital cameras is growing, most people’s stock-pile of empty film containers is shrinking; however, you can usually substitute prescription pill bottles for use in crafts in place of film con-tainers. You can also check local stores that process film to see if they have any they can donate.
Natural SourceUse many creative techniques and supplies to make a variety of crafts using items from nature. Use leaves, sticks, rocks, shells, and sand for your craft accesorries.
Light BulbsMost of us know that a trash can is not a good place for burned out light bulbs so why not incorporate them into your crafts? No matter whether they are big or small, lightbulbs can be transformed with a few crafting supplies.
So why wait, Let’s all ‘Craft Green’ !
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Besakih Temple is a complex of temples that are located in the village of Besakih, Bali. The complex consists of one main temple (Pe-nataran Agung Besakih) and 18 other side temples. Pura Besakih has been on the list of UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1995.
The Besakih Temple is the center of activities of all temples in Bali. That is why it is called the mother temple. Among all included in the Besakih complex, Penataran Agung Besakih is the largest temple when compare to other 18 temples. In this main area, there are 3 major statues as symbols of the Gods, namely Brah-ma (the creator), Vishnu (the preserver) and Shiva (God of reincarnation).
The physical presence of Besakih Temple is not only considered as home of the Gods. Ac-cording to Hindu religious belief, the place has a background connection with Mount Agung, the highest mountain on the island of Bali which is believed to be the central gov-ernment of all nature spirits.The philosophical meaning behind the Be-sakih temple’s development contains ele-ments of culture that includes: knowledge systems, life of equipment and technology, social organizations, source of living, lan-guage system, religion and ceremonies, and artistry. The seventh element of culture is em-bodied in the form of cultural ideas, a form ofcultural activity, and the form of material cul-ture.
It is very easy to fi nd this temple in Bali where most of the people have known it, in particu-lar the Balinese Hindu. It is about 2 hours away from Bali’s International Airport by car to the east part of Bali and located right in Besakih Village, Rendang – Karangasem Regency. Be-cause this temple has the most visitors in Bali, the area is equipped with very good tourist facilities like large parking area, shops, restau-rants and accommodations.-wid-
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Top Ten Most Expensive Women’s Handbags
Designer handbags are expensive. But just how expensive are the most expensive designer bags? The following is the list of the top ten most expensive women’s handbags:
1. The Mouawad’s 1001 Nights Diamond Purse - $3.8 million
Offi cially certifi ed by Guinness World Records the Mouawad 1001 Nights Diamond Purse is now the most expensive designer handbag in the world at $3.8 million. The heart-shaped purse is handcrafted from 18kt gold and has 4,517 diamonds (4,356 colorless, 105 yellow, 56 pink) with a total weight of 381.92 carats. It was made by ten arti-sans who worked on it for a total of 8,800 hours.
2. The Hermes Birkin bag by Japanese designer Ginza Tanaka - $1.9 million This Hermes bags was apparently sold in 2008 for around $1.9 million. It is made of platinum and has over 2,000 diamonds. It is also versatile, so that in addition to being a handbag you can also use the diamond strap as a necklace or bracelet by removing it from the bag. The bag itself has an 8-carat pear shaped shimmering diamond that can also be used separately.
3. The Chanel “Diamond Forever” Classic Handbag - $261,000The “Diamond Forever” classic handbag boasts 334 diamonds for a to-tal of 3.56 carats, in 18-carat white gold. The shoulder straps are also made from white gold. There are only 13 available worldwide, with fi ve of them being in the USA.
4. Lana Marks Cleopatra Bag - $250,000
Lana Marks produces one Cleopatra clutch for retail each year. The one in the picture is made of metallic silver alligator skin and a clasp with 1,500 black and white diamonds in 18-carat white gold. Helen Mirren wore the $250,000Lana Marks Cleopatra Clutch at the 2007 Academy Awards. Lana only allows one star per year to carry her handmade diamond studded de-signs down the crimson carpet.
Hermes Birkin Ginza Tanaka Bag
Mouawad 1001 Nights Diamond Purse
Chanel Diamond Forever Classic Bag
Lana Marks Cleopatra Clutch
5. Urban Satchel Louis Vuitton Bag - $150,000
The Louis Vuitton Urban Satchel Bag is cre-ated from all sorts of urban junk e.g. cigarette packets, water bottle, tea bags and band-aid.
6. Hermes Matte Crocodile Birkin Bag - $120,000
Named after British singer/actress Jane Birkin. The clasp of this tote boasts 10 carats of white diamonds. The bag itself is made of croco-dile skin.
7. Leiber Precious Rose Bag - $92,000The Precious Rose is in the shape of a perfect fl ower, the bag has 1,016 diamonds totaling 42.56 carats, 1,169 pink sapphires and 800 tourmalines. There is only one available in the world.
9. Gadino Bag by Hilde Palladino - $38,470This crocodile Gadino Bag from Norwegian designer Hilde Palla-din 39 white diamonds strategically placed in clasps of white gold.
8. LV Tribute Patchwork Bag - $42,000Twenty are available in Louis Vuitton stores in Europe and Asia but the 4 in the USA have already been sold.
10. Fendi Selleria Bag - $38,000
Can be made to order with sable and chinchilla, two of the world’s rarest and most expensive ani-mal skins. Big enough to accommodate a wallet, keys, cell-phone and makeup bag.
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At the end of 2011, most investors are start-ing to dig for ideas about diff erent kind of business strategy they could implement to increase revenues in 2012.
In relation to that, economist and Director of Investor Relations at Bahana TCW, Budi Hik-mat in his research, published in Jakarta on Monday (12/12/2011) revealed some tips that investors could use to increase their wealth in 2012.
He suggested investors to implement the capital preservation method when investing their money. It means investors should avoid losing their basic capital by investing their money into investment products that could beat the infl ation rate. According to his calcu-lation, the only investment products, which had successfully beaten the infl ation rate was
Ideas For Investment - Gold and Stocks Are Proven To Beat The
Infl ation Rate
gold and stocks.
He added that along 2011, people’s purchas-ing power has decreased signifi cantly as a result of higher infl ation rate when compare to their revenues because most people tend to invest their money in unproductive invest-ment products.
“In terms of performance, gold was proven to came in balance with stocks over the last fi ve years. This happened because there was an excess of liquidity in the money market, weakening the value of USD. The decrease ofbank interest rate was also playing a major role in driving the price of gold,” he said.
Moreover, people could expect the price of gold to reach higher level as a result of the action taken by central banks of developing
countries which are now diversifying their foreign exchange reserves by reducing their stock of dollars and piling up on gold instead.
“We expect the Fed to be more careful when pouring liquidity into the market as we al-ready have high growth of money supply at present. But we must also consider that the growing needs to refi nancing the debt would lead to international interest rates moving up. In relation to this, gold will defi nitely have more competitors in the future,” he said.
However, he believed that based on the capi-tal preservation and infl ation protection theo-ry, the issue should not be a problem at all, so people can still rely on gold and stocks and in-vest their money on these two items to reachbetter prosperity in 2012.-wid-
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Top Five Hollywood Best Couples 2011Curious about who are the best couples in Hollywood for 2011? E! Online recently released a list of the best Hol-lywood couples with Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez sit-ting on the top position. Here is the complete list:
2. Prince William Kate Middleton
Since their royal wedding cere-mony on 29 April 2011 the couple Prince William & Kate Middleton has always been in the spotlight because of their intimacy.Many expected them to have chil-dren soon and rumors was spread-ing that Kate was pregnant with twins, but failed to continue the pregnancy as a result of a miscar-riage.
1. Justin Bieber Selena Gomez
Although hit by rumors that Justin has impregnanted a fan, MariahYeater, his re-lationship with girlfriend Selena Gomez was unshakable. Both were in fact show-ing more affection than ever in front of the public. While attending the Ameri-can Music Awards 2011, the singer was caught kissing his girlfriend passionately on the red carpet.
He is 50 and yes George Clooney is still as charming as ever. After split-ting from his girlfriend Elisabetta Canalis, now he is in love with an actress, model and former wrestler Stacy Keibler. Lately, their warm relationship was becoming major conversation in Hollywood.
4. David Beckham Victoria AdamsThis couple has always been an interesting subject for celebrity discussion. Both are involved in a very har-monious and romantic relationship, especially since they were blessed with a daughter, Harper Seven.
3. Beyonce Knowles Jay-Z
This year, Beyonce Knowles & Jay-Z was hap-pily awaiting the birth of their first child who is rumored to be a girl. They also seemed so impatient to welcome the little bundle of joy, becoming more romantic each day.
5. George Clooney Stacy Keibler
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EVENTS
December 20, 2011AkasakaParty Zone (Ladies Night)Home DJ’s, sexy dancers.50% discount for all beverages except full bottle. Starts 10pm
Blue EyesClassic RockWith sexy dancers, resident DJs and home band.Starts 8pm
BosheThe Music Lovers Party III43rd Anniversary of Cassanova 102 Fm Bali feat resident DJs. First Drink 30K. Starts 10pm
Club CosmoExtravaganza!Starts at 10pm on the terrace and climaxes at midnight with a special 1 hour show
d’ Base Restaurant and Fun BarThe Beatles Maniac.Starts 9pm
EikonLive music by Sweet Primitive band 8pm-11pm. Resident DJsHappy Hours 9pm. Freeflow ‘Purple Nurple’. Starts12am
Hard Rock HotelNu Color Band perform live at Centerstage. Starts8.30pm
Sky GardenPatrick OliverSpecial guest DJ from the US. See HereNow
SOS Supper ClubMagda and HeidiStarts 10pmAkasakaParty BeginsHome DJ’s, band, sexy dancers from Jakarta. Starts 10pm
Bali Nusa Dua TheatreDevdan Treasure of the Archipelago. A stunning artistic performance at Bali Nusa Dua Theatre Starts 7pm
BosheFenzi GirlsLadies night party with home band and resident DJs. 10pm
Club CosmoExtravaganza!Starts at 10pm on the terrace and climaxes at midnight with a special 1 hour show
d’ Base Restaurant and Fun BarRetro Top 40sStarts 9pm
Deejay ClubParty Resident DJs.Starts midnight
Hard Rock CaféGuy Sebastian (Australia)Live In Concert. See HereNow
Sky GardenTyDiSpecial guest DJ from the US. See HereNow
AkasakaLadies Night PartyHome DJ’s, band, sexy dancers from Jakarta. Starts 10pm
Blue EyesWonderful Tonight With resident DJs and home band.Starts 8pm
BosheRoad RunnerAutomotive community party, featuring Boshe sexy dancers, home band and resident DJs
BountySnow on the BoatFeaturing DJ Double Gee, Arief, Denny and David.Starts 9pm
Brewer’s Beer Garden - Teuku UmarOrgasmic with Arja and NookieBlues/alternative.Starts 9pm
Brewers Rooftop Garden - LegianMy HouseGuest DJ and Resident DJ. Starts 9pm
Club CosmoExtravaganza!Starts at 10pm on the terrace and climaxes at midnight with a special 1 hour show
Jazz Cafe BaliAn evening of live rhythm and blues with the Bali Blues Brothers at the Jazz Café Bali, Jalan Sukma from 19:30
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December 31, 2011Hu’u BaliAcademy Awards themed New Year’s Party with a 5-course menu and live performers all evening. At the Hu U Bali, Jalan Petitenget. 298 K per person. Book ahead.
December 28, 2011Special Event at Tenganan PegringsinganUsaba Sadha, means rituals of the twelfth month commeced with temples anniversary celebration of Pura Jero Accompanied by Gam-bang Orchestra at 18.00 pm.Temple anniversary celebrations at:* Pura Pasek Gelgel, Kukuh village, districk of Marga, Tabanan regency* Pura Pasek Ketewel, Ketewel village, district of Sukawati, Gianyar regency* Pura Puseh dan Pura Desa, Guwang village, district of Sukawati, Gianyar regency.
December 29, 2011Special Event at Tenganan PegringsinganUsaba Sadha, main ceremony held at Pura Jero when the whole tem-ple adherents go praying to the temple in their finest traditonal dress while Gambang orchestra cheers the atmosphere at 17.00 pm.
December 30, 2011Special Event at Tenganan PegringsinganUsaba Sadha, last day ritual held at Puera Jero ended with proces-sion of deities back to Subak Pemaksaan (The Agricultural Temple) at 18.00 pm. Followed by special event held for the elderly people of the village.
Rosso Vivo Dine & LoungeSailing Away New Year Eve 2012Live Band, Fashion Show, Cabaret, Live DJ, Hawaiian and Sexy Danc-ers, MC, Door Prize and Fireworks
Potato Head Beach ClubNew Year’s Eve 2011A fireworks Confetti a la mode POTATO HEAD, will promise you all the Light Waves within the Colour Spectrum, under the cover of night, on a Beach in Bali say our Farewell to an Awesome 2011 with our most celebrated Potato Head Dj’s “ All Stars “
JP’s WarungclubJPs’ NYE Dine & Dance 2011Live music and 5 Course Menu at your choice.Start 8pm.
Klapa New Kuta BeachRaveland PartyDj’s, Firework party, Rave dancer, Laser ambienceStart from 12pm to 8am
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Simple & minimalist house, 2 bedroom, 1 liv-ing room, 1 bathroom, kitchen with stove & all cooking equipment, AC, TV, refrigerator, spring bed, wardrobe, etc. 15 minutes to Sa-nur or Kuta. 3 mill/month, 25 mill/year. Just SMS to owner 0361 748 7518 / 851 9949
House for rent 1,20 Are, 2 bedroom, 1 bath-room, kitchen, garage, backyard, Jalan Perum Nuansa Sandat Blok II/15 Biaung Gemitir Den-pasar Timur. Price Rp. 20.000.000/year nego. Please call 081 734 4736
House for rent. 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 400m2 of land, big garden. Located in Jl. Marl-boro. 3 AC + fan, no furnished, carpark, Rp. 45 million/year, minimum 3years. 0857 3701 7789
Ruko for sale on 4 are land, 2 floors, 2 bed-rooms, 4 toilets, AC, hot water, kitchen set. Contact 081 2394 8595.
For sale. Saba Bay, A unique and peaceful with sea view and beautiful, road access, size 3640m2, call 0821 2350 3917 or e-mail: [email protected]
Villa for sale in Jimbaran, 2.6 bill, call +623617810555
Land for sale, 3.5are, unud jimbaran, 140 mill, 08129683664
Travel Agent For Sale. Interested? , Contact 0361-2082046 / 0812-36730122
House for rent 1,20 Are, 2 bedroom, 1 bath-room, kitchen, garage, backyard, Jalan Perum Nuansa Sandat Blok II/15 Biaung Gemitir Den-pasar Timur. Price Rp. 20.000.000/year nego. Please call 081 734 4736
10 are land for sale at bypass jimbaran, 700 mill, 087860275110
Land 4are, goa gong Jimbaran, nett 70 mill, contact 087860275110
Uluwatu south Jimbaran affordable priced luxury private villa for rent, Dreamland re-sorts, 2 storey with 3 double bedroom x 3 bathroom and 3 strory with 5 bedroom x 5 bathroom, sea view, house keeper, plunge pool, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly. E-mail: [email protected]. +62 816 815 654 / +6140 739 0116
3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, livingroom, kitchen, garage. One house with swimming pool. Call owner 0819 1630 7373
Villa rent/sale. Building 125 m2 / 2.55 are, fur-nished, 3 bedroom 2 bathroom, living, dining, kitchen full equip, garden, pool, 2 min from Berawa Beach, 5 min Canggu club. Rent 130 mill/year. Sale 2.5 M. Call 081-895 7082
Two bedroom villa for rent starting 15 Jan 2012, Rp. 75 mill year nego. Include Canggu Club membership for family. Two bedroom house for rent Rp. 30 mill year nego. Location Canggu. Please call 0812 3604 3551
House for lease in canggu, 2 storey, 4 bed-room, 2 bathroom+ensuite, 2 aircons hot/cold water minimum 12mnth lease beautiful view, unfurnished no pool price dropped to 65 mil/Rp yearly. E-mail [email protected] . Phone 081 2391 6482
Beautiful 2-8 are land for LEASE. (950m to Echo Beach, 150m south of Deus Shop). 26 years + 25 years fix price (with Legally Secure Lease Term). Road, Electricity: on site. SMS: 08123 0000 803
Incredible cheap 4250m2 land, 180’ greenbelt rice field view, river front, slope contour, in Pererenan, Canggu, minutes to Echo beach & Seminyak, paved access, electricity. Please contact 081 2366 6541, 081 2399 5773 [email protected]
70 million p/y. House for rent. 2 minutes from Cangu Club and Brawa beach. Cute, clean, safe, beautifully furnished. Small garden, 1xbedroom, 1xbathroom, small office space. Call 081 7971 3275 email: [email protected]
5 minute walk to Pererenan Beach. 3 Bed / 2 Bath. 10 Are. Pool. Beautiful gardens. Plus de-tached bungalow. Rp. 140 juta per year. 7.5 years remaining on lease. Longer term nego-tiable. Photos: www.lushbalivilla.tumblr.com Contact 0813 3866 3603 or [email protected]
3BR house for sale sdap mlm dps lt/lb 150/100 . 081337104989
House for sale or rent. 2 floors, 6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 2 garage, on land 2.6 are. Located Sidakarya Denpasar. Contact 081 2394 8595
House for rent. 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 400m2 of land, big garden. Located in Jl. Marl-boro. 3 AC + fan, no furnished, carpark, Rp. 45 million/year, minimum 3years. 0857 3701
House for rent in canggu 3 are, 3 bedrooms, 2bathrooms, hot water, kitchen, living room, Garage, garden & phone line. 55 million/year pls call 081 337 785 552 or 0361 8446117.
3 bedrooms, AC, hot water, 3 bathrooms, inter-net wifi, fully furniture, pool, garden, kitchen, livingroom open, electricity 4400W, sertificate free hold, price for rent 1 year Rp.100.000.000, price for sale Rp.1.300.000.000, size land 1,3 are. location in canggu brawa, near canggu club, view rice field, so nice view, 1km from brawa beach, contact: anna 0818559125 / 0361 8617578
Canggu. Villa for rent. Ocean and mountain views. Brand new 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom, swimming pool / waterfall. Modern kitchen, A/C, beautiful gardens. Fully serviced, 16mil-lion per mth longterm nego. E-mail: [email protected]. Ph. 0813 3892 7276
Sale small house with pool, 3 bed with bath, living, kitchen, 1,5 km from Canggu Club, 1,5 km from Berawa, ricefield view, freehold title. Asking for 105.000 Euro. 0815 5822 5537
Villa for rent, 3 bdrm, 4 bthrm, large garage, 600m2, nice garden, large living room, gaze-bo, located # Jl. Pantai Berawa, 5 minute from Canggu Club & Berawa Beach. Rice field view, quiet area. Nyoman 081 7473 9073 / 0813 3784 8585
5 bedrooms, 5.5 bath beautiful villa 300mt walk to Canggu surfing / Eco Beach / Tugu Hotel. 8ara mature garden/separate “lima-san” guest-house, 5x9pool, mountain & sea views, perfect family home, 5min Canggu School, 30min- Green School. 0813 3840 0226 / [email protected]
70 million p/y. House for rent. 2 minutes from Cangu Club and Brawa beach. Cute, clean, safe, beautifully furnished. Small garden, 1xbedroom, 1xbathroom, small office space. Call 081 7971 3275 email: [email protected]
Quiet house for rent. 2 bedrooms all wth AC. Luminous open dining, living area, kitchen, small swimming pool, furnished. 200mtr Canggu Club. Available: Now to 20 December Rp. 6mils. Call: 0819 3306 1056
Cheap guest house Rp. 100.000/day or 10 rooms for all Rp. 7.000.000/month. Minimum 3 years. Jln. Pantai Berawa near Echo Beach and Canggu Club. 0361 214 0390 / 0361 926 0592
2 villa for lease in Canggu. 3,5 are and 6,5 are,
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equipment, negotiable. contact: Iluh 0813 3874 8042. E-mail iluh1982gmail.com
Behind Sunset Rd. 4 are land, prime position, opposite carefour, behind new Shilom Hospi-tal. 26 years available. Ready to build. 400 mts ACE, 200 mts to Carefour. +62 858 8872 2227 / +62 813 1982 3829
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Great land at umalas-kerobokan - Badung, good for villa with ricefi eld view.land area is 1200 m2. lengthy : 33m2 weidth : 35m2 5M access road. price 260 million/acre,negotiable sold quickly. Contact Name: i Made Sudiarsa-na 085237095602
For Lease Villa in Umalas, Lease Hold: 20 thn : 1.700.000.000, 47.5 thn : 3.500.000.000, Beau-tiful villa in umalas with ricefi eld view with Small garden. Fully modern furnished. Free use of the WiFi Internet connection. Contact Name: made sudiarsana 03619901900
Villa house for rent 400sqm land, 300sqm building, 2 storey, 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 1 maidroom, 3AC, heater, livingroom, kitchen set, large garden, semi furnished, balcony, paddy rice view, no pets. IDR 145 million/2 years. Call owner 081 855 6739. [email protected]
Batu Belig offi ce for rent, 300m from Naughty Nuri’s, 100m2, AC, fully furnished 3,300 watt. Call: 0361-473 2110 or 081 5570 2277
Private room 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, AC, kitchen, hot-water, freezer, TV, fully furnished. Close to airport/beach 5 min. Nice room/safe. Call 0813 5767 8881. Rp. 3 mill / 4 mill/month, Rp. 200rb/day
Villa for rent. Excellent condition. Two bed-room, two bathroom, kitchen. Open dining/livingroom. Fully furnished, AC, internet, pri-vate garden/pool, housekeeping, security. Nightly rate Rp. 2.000.000. E-mail: [email protected] for photos. Ph: 0852 3744 9373Restaurant / Shop Poppies 2 street, Kuta (Le-gian st. end). Over contract, furniture and
Uluwatu south Jimbaran aff ordable priced luxury private villa for rent, Dreamland re-sorts, 2 storey with 3 double bedroom x 3 bathroom and 3 strory with 5 bedroom x 5 bathroom, sea view, house keeper, plunge pool, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly. E-mail: [email protected]. +62 816 815 654 / +6140 739 0116
Offi ce or commercial space for lease short or long term in Jimbaran, Jl. Raya Ulluwatu II. Have 2 separate buildings with a center peb-ble stone open area, water feature and pond, 2 private rooms, 3 bathrooms, reception, meeting space, kitchen, parking area, 4 AC, electricity 15,400 watt. Very strategic location. Please contact (0361) 703 361 or 0857 8047 6789, [email protected]
For sale house in Taman Griya Jimbaran. 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 2 fl oors, swimming pool, garage for 2 cars, full furnished, kitchen, bar, living room, terrace, staff area & laundry. Direct Owner 081 7970 1709 or 0857 8047 6789 [email protected]
Uluwatu south Jimbaran aff ordable priced luxury private villa for rent, Dreamland re-sorts, 2 storey with 3 double bedroom x 3 bathroom and 3 strory with 5 bedroom x 5 bathroom, sea view, house keeper, plunge pool, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly. E-mail: [email protected]. +62 816 815 654 / +6140 739 0116.
Jimbaran, -5 mins from airport and seafood beachfront restaurants. Fully furnished 3 BR house, A/C, 40 inch LCD TV, Cable TV, Leather lounge/recliner, dining table, Indoor waterfall + aquarium, nice quite location, carpark, 8 jta/mth or 75 jta/yr. Ph: 0819 1665 5322
Land for sale in the Jimbaran Hills area. Loca-tion is adjacent the famed GWK cultural cen-ter. 4.3 are (430m2) Rp. 135 million/are. 0821 6822 2685 Tom.
48 are land for sale, 30 meters from bypass ke-donganan, 210 mill, 087860275110
30 are land for sale at kelan, 190 mill, 087860275110
Cheap modern villa in Kerobokan, beauti-ful gardens, nice quiet lane, 3 month to 12 months fully furnished, inter-vision and pool, services all included, house cleaning, pool garden, electriciry, security, etc. Ph Rod : 087862119697 Email : [email protected]
House for rent on Jalan Muding Indah III/6, electricity 5000 watt, bath tub, hot/cold wa-ter, bathroom, big space inside, pool, garden, type 96. Contact 0361 423 582 / 747 490
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For rent: 4-bedroom-vila, balinese semi minimalist style, bright cozy, fully furnished, swpool, carport, US$1400/month. 10mt to beach. location: Renon/Sanur. Can rent daily/weekly/monthly. Contact: 081 872 3973
Restaurant for sale, great location, 30 seats, fully furnished. For more information and photo email: [email protected]
Large 4-bedroom villa with swimming pool on beach-side of Bypass available for rent from 14 December 2011 to 14 January 2012. Price USD 3000. Email your interest to push-loryahoo.com
Are you tired? Need a therapist or masseur? Call me at 081936015190 & I’ll be there.
villa for sale lease for 23 years, location in jalan bidadari seminyak. 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, tv cabel, pool, size land 161 square meters, fully furniture, electricity 3500W, new building, price rent for 1 month Rp.22.000.000, rent for 1 year Rp.130.000.000, for sale lease 23 years 140.000 euros, contact: anna 0818559125 / 0361 8617578
villa for lease hold 22 years, location in jalan bidadari seminyak - kuta - bali, 2 bedrooms + AC, 2 bathrooms + hot water, fully furniture, tv cable, size land 200 square meters, new building, price for lease hold 22 years 140.000 euros, contact: anna 0818559125 / 0361 8617578
For rent restaurant with large terrace. size 260m2, in the center of Seminyak. 0818553413 [email protected]
Villas for rent Seminyak 2, 3, 4 Bedrooms, modern style, fully equipped kitchen, cable TV, pool, internet connection, tropical garden US$ 180 - US$ 500 per night. Available for short and long term rentals. + 614 2699 1403 or e-mail: [email protected] or +62(0) 81 7978 0553.
Seminyak 1 and 2 bedroom villas, furnished, quite secure area, minutes to beach, shops restaurants, AC, hot water, pool, maid, 6 to 12 months lease (negotiable). 0812 3718 1974 [email protected]
For rent 2 lands 25 years + 25. Jalan Kunti / Seminyak, 19 aras. Jalan Taman Sari / West Marlboro, 13 aras. Direct owner, no agents please. 0852 3779 5072.
Shop for rent - 2 units - Seminyak - Jalan Ba-sangkasa - 3.5m x 15m. Electricity - Good con-dition. Call 0361 736 461
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Villa for sale(GRIYA PANORAMA) in Lovina-Singaraja. Price $1.655.173(nego). Space 2.250 are, close to the beach. Contact : Listya, phone: 085238352520 or email: [email protected]
villa for sale at Antosari - Tabanan, calm area with rice field view friendly local people. 45 minutes to Ngurah Rai international air port, 10 minutes from Soka beach, 35 minutes to Lovina beach, 2.5 billion, call 0361-7810555
Land for sale at Belumbang - Tabanan, Good view, rivver front, suitable for villa. near the location already become villa area, 2.8 billion, call 0361-7810555
Villa for sale / rent. Quiet area in Tabanan. Call 081 2394 8595Land for contract: 8.2 are in Se-seh, 130 metres from the beach, approx size 25 mtr x 35 mtr, has 7,500 electricity, gudang and easy road access, IMB no problem. Please contact 0811 385 3229, 0811 397 397 for fur-ther info
House For Sale, 2 are, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath-rooms, kitchen, dinning room, living room, garage, location kediri-tabanan, rice field view, price negotiable, contact Dewi 0812-46514455
5.5 Hectares, close to Ubud and Sangeh Monkey Forest. Only 25 million/Acre, Rp 13,750,000,000. Land Location : Tukad Nong-kong, Sandakan District, Badung regency. The distance from Denpasar: 1 Hour Travel by car (approximately 40 km). View: Mountains, hills, there is the confluence of two rivers and wa-terfalls. Access roads: The road from Denpasar to the village of Sandakan. The road to the lo-cation width of 8 m (dirt road) along the 800 meters. Email: [email protected]
Available 10 years, Family house for Rent - 2km from center Ubud - clean - quiet - pro-ductive vegetable garden - comfortable sleeping areas – kitchen – living room – bath-room – terrace & gazebo - Call : 085 238 84 16 84 or email [email protected] for photos
Land for Sale – 19 ares - 45 mnt from Ubud already fenced + electricity + water + 2 newly built bamboo bungalow – Call : 085 238 84 16 84 or email [email protected] for photos
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Land for sale 6are, ungasan, 150 mill,
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2ha land for sale, sea view, karma ungasan, 110 mill, 087860275110
Freehold land for sale near Banyan Tree - Bukit Ungasan. Good location and stunning views. Call 081 2380 2626
Land for sale located at near Banyan Tree Re-sort Ungasan, 10 are sea view, IDR 110 mil-lion/are. Freehold. Bali Property 0361 748 8233 / 081 2391 3399
For sale Ivio CDTEK DV 900. In perfect con-dition. Still complete. Spec camera digital 10 MP, video mode, web cam, digital voice recorder, motion stabilization, MP3 music player, remote control, 8x digital zoom. Bonus 2 new rechargeable batteries + rechargeable charger, negotiable price 08129683664
House for rent, 4 bedroom,2 bathroom, kitch-en, living room, garage, etc. Price Rp.50 million a years(nego). Location: Jln. Gunung Payung III no.1 Umaduwi. Call listya: 085238352520 or email: [email protected]
Motorbike Sparepart, all types of bike, delivery to all over indonesia, call Rhinto 08159800846 / 02199781788
Land for sale 14 are, Nusa Penida, Desa Ped. Beachside, side road, next to art market. Tour-ism area, good for business or private
villa by the beach. Contact owner: 085731879111 (Budi), [email protected]
Big bench javanese carved Teak wood sofa for sale approx. 2m long X 1m X width 80cm high. Rp. 3,5 mill nego call 081338724288
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