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packaging nano gold propolis

2011-02-07T21:13:00.000-08:00

karikatur andi malarangeng

2011-02-07T21:06:00.002-08:00

cartoon 2011

2011-02-07T21:06:00.000-08:00

kartun

ilustrasi majalah SARINAH january 2011

2011-02-07T21:03:00.000-08:00

ilustrasi majalah SARINAH january 2011

Dasi Batik Online: Memilih Dasi untuk Hadiah

2011-01-07T00:26:00.000-08:00

Dasi Batik Online: Memilih Dasi untuk Hadiah

5 kandungan utama di dalam Dynamic Tribulus Coffee :

2010-02-19T01:01:00.000-08:00

5 kandungan utama di dalam Dynamic Tribulus Coffee :
1.Lepidium peruvianum Chacon (MACA)
2.Tribulus Terresteris
3.Panax Ginseng
4.Gula Fruktosa
5.Krimer

Nutritional value of MACA
- Carbohydrate 59%
- Minerals, Vitamins Others 16%
- Proteins 14%
- Fiber 9%
- Lipids 2% Lepidium peruvianum Chacon (MACCA) MACA merupakan sejenis sayuran akar krusiferus yang tumbuh di 12,500 -14,000 dari paras laut di Andrean Pla
Lepidium Peruvianum Chacon (MACA) yaitu sejenis umbi-umbian yang hanya hidup di PERU yang telah bersertifikat USDA organik dari Pemerintah Amerika Serikat dan diolah dengan standar GMP.
Tinjauan Ilmiah
Tribulus Terrestris sudah lama digunakan untuk membantu meningkatkan kualitas seksual. Di Turki juga direkomendasikan untuk mengatasi tekanan darah dan menurunkan kadar kolesterol tubuh. Di Eropa pada umumnya digunakan untuk penderita sering pusing, konstipasi, dan disfungsi seksual.

Zat Yang Terkandung
Biji Tribulus Terrestris mengandung golongan saponin (Protodioscin, Furostanol), Glikosida, Flavonoid, Resin, Tannin, Sterol dan minyak essensil.

Efek Samping Tribulus Terrestris
Dari berbagai penelitian dan literatur membuktikan bahw Tribulus Terrestri dikonsumsi dalam jangka panjang tidak ditemukan adanya efek samping (uji proklinis dan klinis).(Index of Natural Herbs)

Beberapa penelitian Tribulus Terrestris

1. Penurun tekanan darah, migren/pusing dan nyeri haid.
Dari hasil uji klinis penderita tekanan darah sistole di atas 170 mmHg, saponin tribulus terrestris mampu menurunkan tekanan darah lebih dari 40 mmHg sebanak 80% penderita. Efek anti migren/pusing disebabkan oleh mekanisme ICP (Intracavernous Presser). ICP ini berfungsi melancarkan darah ke seluruh tubuh dan merelaksasi otot. Hal ini sangat tepat bagi penderita migren/pusing karena gangguan peredaran darah. Saponinn mampu membantu keseimbangan hormon estrogen dan progesteron serta melenturkan otot kewanitaan sehingga berguna bagi wanita yang nyeri haid karena gangguan tersebut (Zhong Yao Za Zi, August 2005;4;1290)

2 Penurun Kadar Gula Darah (Diabetes) dan Kolesterol
Penelitian terhadap efek hipoglikemik, saponin mampu menunjukkan penurunan kadar 26% sampai 40% kadar gula serum. Saponin tribulus terrestris juga mampu menurunkan kolesterol serum. (Zhong Yao Cai, May 2003;4;341)

3. Efek Aprodisiak, Gairah seksual dan stamina tubuh
Protodioscin dalam tubuh menjadi Dehidroepiandrosteron (DHEA) yang merupakan bahan dasar pembentuk hormon testosteron. Di samping itu protodioscin juga meningkatkan hormon luteinizing melalui mekanisme ICP. (DHEA) dan luteinizing berperan penting dalam meningkatkan kualitas dan mempertahankan stamina para atlet di kejuaraan Olimpiade. Furostanol merangsang kelenjar androgen di hipotalamu sehingga hormon sex menjadi lebih terlatih dan selalu aktif. (Life Sci, Agust 2002;71(12);96;1385)

Tribulus Terrestris sekarang ini telah menjadi obat herbal terstandar untuk menguatkan otot, stamina, dan masalah seksual (gairah, impotensi, ejakulasi dini dan susah punya keturunan) di negara Eropa, Timur Tengah dan Asia, di samping manfaat-manfaat lainnya.

Apa ini dan darimana asalnya? Tribulus Terrestris adalah tanaman yang tumbuh di daerah tropik. Banyak beragam budaya telah menggunakan untuk
1.berbagai keperluan. Sebagai contoh, masyarakat Yunani telah menggunakan Tribulus Terrestris sebagai diuretik dan peningkat mood. Masyarakat Indian telah menggunakannya sebagai diuretik, antiseptic, serta anti peradangan. Masyarakat Cina menggunakanya untuk penyembuhan berbagai penyakit liver, ginjal, dan pernapasan. Masyarakat Bulgarian menggunakannya sebagai peningkat gairah seks dan meningkatkan kesuburan. Belakangan ini, banyak masyarakat dan atlit Eropa Timur menggunakannya sebagai penambah tenaga juga.

2. Apa kemampuannya dan bukti apa yang menguatkannya? Tribulus Terrestris adalah peningkat testosterone. Studi menunjukkan bahwa Tribulus akan bekerja sangat baik apabila digabung dengan DHEA dan Androstenedione. Tribulus meningkatkan kadar testosterone dengan cara yang berbeda dibandingkan dengan DHEA atau Andro. Tribulus bukan prekursor dari hormon testosterone itu sendiri, namun lebih mengarah ke produksi Luteinizing Hormon (LH). Saat LH meningkat, produksi testosterone secara alami juga akan meningkat. LH juga merupakan hormon yang berkaitan dengan daya seksual. Tidak ada yang mengerti bahwa Tribulus telah digunakan untuk meningkatkan kesuburan dan menolong bagi yang impoten. Kajian terhadap hewan lab membuktikan meningkatnya jumlah sprema setelah mengonsumsinya selama 30 hari.

3. Siapa yang membutuhkannya dan apa gejala kekurangan Tribulus? Tribulus adalah suplemen yang bagus bagi pria dan wanita untuk meningkatkan daya seksual mereka. Siapapun yang ingin meningkatkan pertumbuhan dan perkembangan otot mereka (atlit, binaraga,dll) dapat mencoba untuk menggabungkan Tribulus dengan DHEA dan Andro. Karena Tribulus bukan nutrisi esensial maka tidak ada hubungannya dengan kekurangan.

4. Berapa dosis yang sesuai dan apakah ada efek samping? Para ahli banyak yang menganjurkan untuk mengonsumsi 750mg sampai 1250mg sehari dibagi antara makan dan digabung dengan DHEA 100mg sehari, serta Andro 100mg sehari juga maka akan didapatkan hasil yang sempurna. Untuk efek sampingnya, ada beberapa orang yang mengalami sakit pada lambung mereka namun hal ini dapat diatasi apabila Tribulus dikonsumsi bersama dengan makanan lain.

HIDUP JADI LEBIH BERGAIRAH DAN PENUH CINTA

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SOLIDARITAS WIRA NIAGA

210 2009-12-24 Good Income Dengan kesulitan ekonomi selama ini, berbagai bisnis telah dijalankan. Akhirnya kami menemukan suatu Bisnis yang mempunyai system yang sangat luar biasa, penghasilan harian dan bulanan. Sungguh sangat LUaRRR BiaSSaaa...
dengan Modal hanya sebesar Rp 15.000.000, dalam waktu 1 bulan saja kami sudah bisa berpenghasilan Rp 1.000.000/hari dan mendapatkan kesempatan tuk Tour Ke Hongkong-Shenzen. Dukungan dari tEam dan seluruh MItra Kerrja sangat kami hargai. Tak Lupa juga kami mengucapkan terima kasih kepada Rekan yang telah memperkenalkan bisnis ini juga managemen DDn yang telah menciptakan system dan bisnis sesehat ini.
Success is my right....

SUKSES SIN JUNG

210 2009-12-22 DENGAN 3 SACHET COFFEE TRIBULUS STAMINA TAS...TAS...TUNTASSSSSSSSSS... Salah satu teman saya sudah 1 tahun vitalitasnya tidak bisa berfungsi dgn baik setelah mengkonsumsi 3 sachet coffee tribulus semuanya kembali normal. rebes...res...beresssss...emang mantap kopi kita broooooo...salam

HENDAR PRIAWANDI

210 2009-12-22 HIDUP JADI LEBIH BERGAIRAH DAN PENUH CINTA Hidup ini jadi lebih indah dan romantis saat saya dikenalkan dengan kopi cinta. Awalnya saya tidak percaya dengan khasiat kopi cinta atau dynamic tribulus dan saya tidak mau mencobanya karena harga yang ditawarkan terlalu mahal untuk 1x minum tetapi teman saya yang sekarang jadi upline menjamin kalau ternyata tidak berkhasiat uang kembali akhirnya saya mencoba kopi cinta,ternyata memang DAHSYAT sekali dan betul khasiatnya sampai 3 hari dan tubuh saya jadi sehat dan fit sehingga saya mau bergabung jadi member DDN. Saya sarankan bagi anda yang ingin hari-harinya dipenuhi dengan perasaan cinta cobalah minum kopi cinta ini dan segera bergabung bersama saya di DDN.

H.YUHERDI.

210 2009-12-22 Propolis nano tech jadi andalan obat sakit mata Kejadian begini ,anak laki kami yang pertama menderita sakit mata ,sehingga menular pada semua keluarga,kini anak yang paling kecil umur 1.5 thn kena juga .obat sakit mata bayi seingat kami diteteskan Air ASI ,berhubung air susu ibunya sudah kering,kami sempat bingung,alhamdulillah ada propilis DDN yang punya nano tech serta rasa manis .maka saya anjurkan pada istri saya berikan 6 tetes propolis DDN dicampur dengan susu .sehari 3x sehari,alhamdullilah dalam 2 hari saja matanya semula merah esoknya sudah sehat kembali,sedangkan anak laki kami yang pertama sakit mata dan saya obati dengan sofradex resep dokter baru sehat 5 hari kemudian.nah ini terbukti kalau propolis nano selain kerja sangat cepat dan rasa sangat disukai oleh anak bayi kami.untuk itu kami himbau semua member DDN dapat mengandalkan kehebatan propolis nano tech sebagai obat andalan keluarga dan boleh saya katakan O B A T SAPU JAGAT,bisa dikonsumsi dari bayi sampai org tua dan bisa diberikan semua penyakit ,anda masih penasaran bisa juga hub email yuherdibasnal@yahoo.com.

kopi dahsyat

2010-02-18T20:25:00.000-08:00

Bicara “ Cinta “ mungkin banyak orang memahaminya,
Tetapi penahkah anda bayangkan... seberapa kuat cinta
anda?
Sebuah pilihan untuk membuktikan & meyakinkan pasangan anda dalam sebuah keharmonisan.
Lengkapi hari-hari anda, dan penuhi dengan perasaan cinta

LEPIDIUM PERUVIANUM CHACON (MACA)

MACA adalah tumbuhan yang tumbuh di ketinggian 12.500-14.000 kaki diatas permukaan laut di pegunungan Andes, Peru.

ACA telah digunakan kaum pria di Peru selama berabad-abad untuk meningkatkan energi Libido dan Kesuburan.

MACA tumbuhan dengan daya tahan yang tinggi, dapat hidup pada kondisi yang ekstrim dimana cuaca dingin, angin kencang dan udara yang tipis.

MACA penanamannya tidak memerlukan pupuk kimia atau organik. Juga tidak memerlukan insektisida karena tidak ada serangga yang dapat hidup pada ketinggian 14.000 kaki diatas permukaan laut

STUDI KLINIS TENTANG PERAN LEPIDIUM PERUVIANUM CHACON DALAM MENYEIMBANGKAN HORMON
Ilmuwan yang berperan banyak pada pengetahuan terkini tentang Lepidium Peruvianum Chacon adalah Dr. Chacon, seorang ahli biologi pada Universitas San Marcos di Lima, Peru. Dr. Chacon menyatakan bahwa Lepidium Peruvianum Chacon bekerja dengan cara yang berbeda secara fundamental dengan Terapi sulih Hormon (TSH), yaitu memicu fungsi optimal dari hipotalamus dan pituitari, dengan demikian meningkatkan fungsi dari keseluruhan kinerja kelenjar endokrin dalam memproduksi hormon tubuh. Dibanding TSH, dewasa ini jutaan wanita lebih percaya kepada suatu obat herbal yang telah digunakan selama 2000 tahun, yang telah terbukti aman dan sangat efektif: suatu herbal cruciferous dari Peru yang bernama Lepidium Peruvianum Cachon”.
Lepidium Peruvianum Chacon organik yang diproses secara gelatinisasi dengan standar GMP. Lepidium Peruvianum Chacon adalah herbal sejenis umbi-umbian yang tumbuh di pegunungan Andes Peru pada ketinggian hingga 14500 kaki di atas permukaan laut, berada di bawah puncak salju glacial (Rea). Daerah dimana spesies khusus Lepidium Peruvianum Chacon ditemukan adalah suatu wilayah dengan kondisi cuaca yang sangat ekstrim: seperti sering diterpa badai/angin kencang, dingin/beku di malam hari dan panas karena diterpa cahaya matahari terus menerus di siang hari. Tidak ada tanaman makanan lain di muka bumi ini yang dapat tumbuh dan berkembang biak pada ketinggian serta kondisi cuaca yang seekstrim itu. Para herbalist telah lama yakin bahawa tanaman yang resistan dan kuat seperti Lepidium Peruvianum Chacon ini pasti memiliki manfaat medis yang sangat tinggi.

Lepidium Peruvianum Chacon, mengandung zat-zat aktif alami (Alkaloid) yang telah teruji secara klinis memiliki kemampuan merangsang sistem endokrin untuk memproduksi hormon tepat sesuai kebutuhan tubuh. Dengan demikian Lepidium Peruvianum Chacon memiliki peran besar dalam menjaga keseimbangan hormon tubuh serta keseimbangan sistem tubuh secara keseluruhan. Ini berarti juga Lepidium Peruvianum Chacon secara otomatis memiliki khasiat yang luas dalam mengatasi berbagai gangguan kesehatan yang disebabkan oleh ketidak seimbangan hormon termasuk berbagai gangguan seputar menstruasi.

Lepidium Peruvianum Chacon tidak mengandung hormon, tetapi cara kerjanya dalam tubuh adalah dengan merangsang pituitari untuk memproduksi hormon-hormon prekusor, yang akhirnya menyeimbangkan kadar estrogen, progesteron dan testosteron, juga membantu untuk menyeimbangkan kelenjar adrenalin, tiroid dan pankreas. Tetapi ini terjadi secara alami, tidak dengan obat-obatan yang bekerja seperti bom waktu, yang membuat seluruh sistem tubuh ke dalam suatu keadaan yang berbahaya dalam kebingungan.

Dr. Chacon menemukan kandungan Lepidium Peruvianum Chacon dapat merangsang sistem endokrin, melalui beberapa penelitian yang membuatnya berkesimpulan bahwa komponen herbal ini bekerja pada kelenjar hipotalamus-pituitari. Ini juga menjelaskan mengapa efeknya pada manusia tidak terbatas pada ovarium dan testis, tetapi juga bekerja pada adrenalin, memberikan suatu perasaan vit dan energi yang besar, juga sebaik kinerjanya pada pankreas dan tiroid (Dr. Chacon de Popovici, Ph.D., disadur dari majalah Nature & Health).

Kopi tribulus dan testimoni

2010-02-18T19:22:00.000-08:00



	SUPRAYETNO 2010-02-06 Kopi Cinta Bikin Bersarung Awal saya di tawari untuk minum kopi saya tidak percaya manfaatnya. Kebetulan "orang rumah" sedang berkibar bendera merah. begitu malam saya pulang...kok ada yang "ngangkat", kena "efek depan"? saya pikir ada yang salah dengan diri saya, setelah saya kroscek kepada teman saya yang menawarkan dan membaca brosur "kopi cinta", ternyata...wow memang benar MANFAATNYA. Karena tidak bisa "disalurkan" akhirnya saya bersarung dalam kondisi "bangun" sampai subuh hari...memang gila.... SUCHARSO NF 210 2010-01-12 PELUANG USAHA SEGERA HUBUNGI SAYA SEKARANG WAHID 210 2010-02-19 DAMPAK KOPI CINTA Desember 2009 datang teman2 dari Medan(Bp.Siahaan,Suhu Ami,Joko,Tjiang Nam,Mas Koes) kerumah kami di Tinjowan dalam rangka silaturahmi pada saat bincang2,mereka memberikan 1 sachet kopi yang awalnya saya anggap kopi yang sama dipasaran lalu saya seduh dengan air hangat tanpa pikir panjang saya minum.Dalam obrolan itu kami cerita tentang khasiat dan manfaat kopi yang saya minum. Saat malam datang kopi yang saya minum bereaksi,betapa sengsaranya saya,isteri lagi hamil tua. Duuuhhh.... inilah dampak KOPI CINTA.......!!! Ammpunnn... minumlah kopinya rasakan dampaknya....!!!wk wk wk..........wk....! HR Liamsi,MA 210 2010-02-18 Week end coffe kopi tribulus memang dahsyat dan luar biasa, saya minum hari jumat ..sabtu minggu khasiatnya masih terasa...maka kami sebut KOPI akhir pekan he..he,ayo sobat rasakan khasiatnya Harsono 210 2010-01-26 DAHYZAAT ......?? LUAR BIASA DDN Masalah keharmonisan keluarga bisa teratasi dalam waktu singkaat saya tidak mengira semudah itu. YAANG LEBIH DAHYZAT BIKIN HATI PLOONG BONUSNYA TIAP HARI MENGALIR HINGGA MULAI CICILBAYAR HUTANG BUKTI LENGKAP HUB AQ SIAP BANTU 24 JAM ON LINE HARSONO 081703286724 //081231007752 zulinndar@yahoo.co.id SUGIYANTO 210 2010-01-15 KOPI greng Produk DDN benar2 luar biasa, terlebih kopi tribulus yang membuat saya malam hari semakin greng dan pagi fit dan fresh. Jangan percaya sebelum mencoba! IMAM KUSAIRI 210 2010-01-13 kopi dynamic tribulus pancen oye! sejak saya mengkonsumsi kopi dynamic trybulus kondisi badan saya Alhamdulillah semakin sehat aktifitas se hari hari semakin meningkat lebih lebih aktifitas malam hari pokok e jos!!! SUCHARSO NOOR FAISHAL 210 2010-01-12 SAMBIL MENJALANKAN DDN, SAYA PUNYA IDE/ SOLUSI / TIPS GRATIS BUAT ANDA. Alhamdulillah sy sudah mulai menikmati hasil dari DDN. Untuk menunjang keberhasilan di DDN sy punya IDE BAGUS buat anda G R A aaaaa T I S, untuk pengembangan ANDA di DDN agar lebih DAHSYAT LAGI.Terima kasih DDN dan SUKSES buat ANDA SEMUA...!!! SEGERA HUBUNGI SAYA : 0813 22 20 20 40 RUDIANTO 210 2010-01-07 Spektakuler Plus Muann..tap" Dari begitu banyak nya Jenis Suplemen yang beredar (berdasarkan pengalaman mengelola Apotik selama 7 tahun) Kopi Tribulus benar2x Spektakuler, dgn efek samping minimal dan Efek ke depan yang Muan..ntap ", Kopi Tribulus memberikan solusi baru bagi Suami-Istri yang mengalami problem PAK FATIS 210 2009-12-27 Luar biasanya kopi Tribulus Pada saat saya dikenalkan sama Pak. H. Yuherdi kopi ini agaknya saya kurang percaya, tetapi setelah saya coba hasilnya luar biasa. untuk stamina bekerja dan pikiran sangat fresh, sehingga pekerjaan yang banyak sekalipun dapat diselesaikan dengan santai tanpa membuat Setres ataupun lelah. setelah saya coba saya cerita dengan kawan 2 saya, setelah mereka coba banyak yg kagum hasilnya, menurut pengakuan mereka seperti kembali ke usia 18 tahun SEMANGAT MUDA LUAR BIASA.dilapanganpun penjualan tidak terlalu sulit karena produknya yg luar biasa. kepada Perusahaan DDN agar tetap mempertahankan Kwalitas Dan System, dan jagan sampai ada dijual perusahaan lain produk ini, kalau ini bisa bertahan maka bisa sukses bersama. Wassalam.

m2b manufacture

2009-03-28T20:54:00.000-07:00

studia

2009-03-18T23:22:00.000-07:00

si ekor kotor

2009-03-12T22:20:00.000-07:00

author:endang firdaus,ilustrator:masagung,DAR mizan publishing, ISBN :979-752-526-2

kalista

2009-03-12T21:22:00.000-07:00

Before the tale Bedroom: Kalista Hair of the Playground
Author: Farial Dhanni Savitrie
Ilustrator: masagung
Page Number: 32
Publisher: DAR Mizan
ISBN: 979-752-284-9

One day, Kalista - The Playground Hair - Gardena and their daughter were gang. Kalista almost can not memercayai this case, the daughter of a king will be cutting hair in pondoknya!

With slow and careful start working on the request Kalista Putri Gardena. Suddenly, an error is Kalista. He was cut off too much hair on the side of the daughter left. If the daughter to know, can-I can convict, inner Kalista.

money box

2009-03-11T02:35:00.000-07:00

special house

2009-03-11T01:49:00.000-07:00

teen book & kids book ilustrated

2009-03-02T21:43:00.000-08:00

ular tangga

2009-03-02T21:31:00.000-08:00

walt disney

2009-03-01T22:04:00.001-08:00

Walt Disney (1901-1966) was one of the most significant creative forces of the twentieth century, a man who made a lasting impact on the art of the animated film, the history of American business, and the evolution of twentieth-century American culture. He was both a creative visionary and a dynamic entrepreneur, roles whose demands he often could not reconcile.
In his compelling new biography, noted animation historian Michael Barrier avoids the well-traveled paths of previous biographers, who have tended to portray a blemish-free Disney or to indulge in lurid speculation. Instead, he takes the full measure of the man in his many aspects. A consummate storyteller, Barrier describes how Disney transformed himself from Midwestern farm boy to scrambling young businessman to pioneering artist and, finally, to entrepreneur on a grand scale. Barrier describes in absorbing detail how Disney synchronized sound with animation in Steamboat Willie; created in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs sympathetic cartoon characters whose appeal rivaled that of the best live-action performers; grasped television's true potential as an unparalleled promotional device; and--not least--parlayed a backyard railroad into the Disneyland juggernaut.

Based on decades of painstaking research in the Disney studio's archives and dozens of public and private archives in the United States and Europe, The Animated Man offers freshly documented and illuminating accounts of Disney's childhood and young adulthood in rural Missouri and Kansas City. It sheds new light on such crucial episodes in Disney's life as the devastating 1941 strike at his studio, when his ambitions as artist and entrepreneur first came into serious conflict.
Beginning in 1969, two and a half years after Disney's death, Barrier recorded long interviews with more than 150 people who worked alongside Disney, some as early as 1922. Now almost all deceased, only a few were ever interviewed for other books. Barrier juxtaposes Disney's own recollections against the memories of those other players to great effect. What emerges is a portrait of Walt Disney as a flawed but fascinating artist, one whose imaginative leaps allowed him to vault ahead of the competition and produce work that even today commands the attention of audiences worldwide

manga for dummies

2009-02-25T20:32:00.000-08:00

Manga For Dummies

2007 | ISBN: 0470080256 | Pages: 432 | PDF | 12.05 MB

If you love Manga, you’ll eat Manga For Dummies, right up. This step-by-step guide shows you how to create all of your favorite Manga characters from rough sketch through final full-color renderings. You’ll build your skills as you draw animals, mythical creatures, superheroes, teenagers, and villains—along with their weapons, cars, and homes. Soon you’ll be inventing your own characters and placing them in stylish poses and stirring action scenes. Before you know it you’ll be knocking out storyboards and plotlines for you own Manga book. Find out how to:

* Gear up for drawing with all the right tools and materials
* Develop the basic skills of Manga figure drawing
* Customize and accessorize your Manga characters
* Design spectacular weapons, gadgets, mechas, and vehicles
* Create 3-D drawings and give characters motion and emotion
* Write an exciting Manga Story

Complete with a stunning, full-color 8 page insert, Manga for Dummies is your real-life guide to the ultimate fantasy world.

how-to book on drawing

2009-02-25T19:55:00.000-08:00

Author : Kimon Nicolaides
Publisher : Houghton Mifflin (February 1, 1990)
Language: English
ISBN: 0395530075
TYPE : pdf
PAGES : 237
SIZE : 24 MB

The Classic book on art. More than 25000 copies sold. A must have for all artists. Very helpful for animators includes chapters, exercises on how to capture the living force in art.

Whole Earth Review : "...not only the best how-to book on drawing, it is the best how-to book we've seen on any subject."
This is a serious instruction manual that requires a lot of your time and energy. Using it is just like being in art class. You have to follow 25 schedules amounting to 15 hours of drawing each, and in all you will use more than 60 exercises. Each chapter builds on the previous ones, so it is necessary to do all of them in order, for as long as directed.

Drawing is not a half brain activity, in order to really do it you've got to throw everything you've got at it - memory, theory, technical skill, imagination and so on. The quote on the back says "There is only one way to draw and that is a perfectly natural way", ultimately it is your way, whatever methods work for you. Instead of shoving new age metaphysical junk down your throat Kimon Niccolaides asks you to think for yourself. You don't have to follow everything.This is a book for serious art students, it will not teach you to make pretty drawings, it's about understanding your own thinking and understanding as 3 dimensionally as you can what you're trying to draw.

Download:
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Photoshop User Magazine

2009-02-24T23:25:00.000-08:00

Photoshop User Magazine-March 2009
English | 132 pages | PDF | 24.43 MB

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Animation from Pencils to Pixels

2009-02-24T23:21:00.001-08:00

Animation from Pencils to Pixels: Classical Techniques for the Digital Animator/by Tony White (Author)
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Cegah Banjir Dengan Sumur Resapan

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Prevent Floods With absorbing well

February 4, 2008
In order to cope with the flood water can cause floods, the Regional Government of Yogyakarta has implemented the making of wells in the area resapan housing for the community yogyakarta, where wells resapan in the housing area will be able to accommodate the rain water and later can be a back-up water in the dry season comes.
The function of land is one of the factors and causes of flooding decreased soil surface water in the area of housing, such as The Green forest land into housing does not cause the area is open again as resapan water, so that the water to seep into the ground in a small volume and increase the flow of surface water .
in order to overcome the flood menurunnnya surface and ground water in the area of housing can be made to the way of prevention as early as possible through the planning from the start by the housing developer (contractor / developer) to allocate land for the construction of wells or water pumps resapan control flooding.
Implementation of Construction Sumur Resapan Air

Construction Sumur Resapan Air (SRA) is an alternative option in the flood water and decreasing the surface area of housing on the land, with due consideration: a) the making of the construction cost of SRA does not require large, b) does not require a land area, and c) the form of construction SRA simple.

Sumur resapan water engineering is a technique of water conservation in the form of buildings are made such that resemble the form of a dig wells with a depth that functions as a place to accommodate the rain water over the roof of the house and into the land meresapkannya (MoF, 1994). Benefits that can be obtained by making resapan water wells, among others: (1) reduce the flow of surface and prevent the occurrence of water, so the possibility of the occurrence of floods and erosion, (2) maintain the face of high ground water and increase the supply of ground water, (3) reduce or holding of a sea water intrusion for the area near the beach area, (4) prevent or decrease amblasan land as a result of excessive ground water, and (5) reduce the concentration of ground water pollution (MoF, 1995).

Figure 1. Water absorbing well On House grounds

(Source: PU Cipta Karya, 2003)

Water wells resapan this function to add or elevated ground water, reduce flood water, preventing sea water intrusion, reduces symptoms amblesan and preserve the local land and water resources to deliver long-term (Pasaribu, 1999). Therefore, the making of absorbing well need to be encouraged, especially on each housing development.

Calculation Method

Calculation method with the aim that the service will be free from the pool and the rain water soak into the ground. Water that falls on hardness will not flowed to the network drainasi be based on the Rational Formula

it is based on the time of concentration (Tk), whereas a fall in the water perkerasan flowed into the construction absorbing well with the volume and function resapan long dominant rainfall (Td), the intensity of rain in the Td, soil permeability coefficients, with the lapse of time dominant rainfall, high water front land, the area of service and the coefficient roof surface flow, which then calculated based on the Darcy formula reduction by Bouillot (Sunjoto, 1987).

Efficiency need to be well volume and with an analytical basis that high well taken at the time of debit entry equal to the debit can be written out a formula: (Sunjoto, 1987).

H = efective depth of wells (m)
A= knowledgeable source absorbing (m2)
T= timing (second)
Qi= debit entry (m3/s)
N-Q0/H = specific capacity absobing (m3/s)
Q0 = Out debit (absorb)(m3/s)(gambar 1)

1. Construction size and form of water absorbing well (Sumur Resapan Air in indonesia)

Shape and size of construction in accordance with the SRA SNI No. 03-2459-1991 issued by the Department of Kimpraswil is quadrangular or cylindrical with a diameter size of at least 0.8 meters and 1.4 meters with a maximum depth is adjusted to the type of construction SRA. Election materials to be used depending on its function, such as bony plate concrete 10 cm thick with a mixture of 1 Pc: 2 Psr: 3 Krl for closing the wells and red brick walls with a mixture spesi 1 Pc: 5 Psr not diplester, ½ brick thick (Figure 2 ).

Full charged

Empty stone

CALTERNATIF debris

Concrete brick RED

ISOMETRI

No Scale

Figure 2. Construction absorbing well water

Technical dataabsorbing water wells that was issued by PU Cipta Karya is as follows:

1. Maximum size of 1.4 meter diameter

2. The size of incoming pipe diameter 110 mm

3. Size output pipe diameter 110 mm

4. The size of the depth of 1.5 to 3 meters

5. Walls made of brick or brick pair of a mixture of 1 cement: 4 sand without cement

6. Wells absorbing cavity filled with empty stone 20/20 setebal 40 cm

7. Cover plate absorbing well of concrete 10 cm thick with a mixture of 1 cement: 2 sand: 3 gravel.

2. Design Construction absorbing well water

Resapan water wells will be able to function well when designed based on the environmental conditions where the wells will be created. Design resapan water wells in this form of cover, type of construction and dimensions resapan water wells. According to SNI No. 02-2453-1991Tentang The Tata Engineering Planning absorbing well Rain Water To Land backyard necessary technical requirements and selection of the location of the number of wells in the yard resapan, technical requirements include:

1. General: made a pass on the land and water erosion resistant, free from contamination and pollution of waste, to cause the rain water, to areas with environmental sanitation is not only used to accommodate the rain water from the gutter, to consider aspects of hydrology, geology and hydrology.

2. Location selection: the face of ground water with depth in the rainy season, which allowed permeability -12.5 cm 2 / hour, the distance calculated with the placement cesspool 2 meter tank, cesspool tank resapan / cubluk / Channel 5 meters of waste water, water wells 2 meter net.

3. Number of: determining the number of water wells resapan determined based on the maximum rainfall, permeability and broad field of land.

Dimensional design in the construction of water absorbing well o the area of housing there are three main parameters that need to be considered are: soil permeability, rainfall, and wide roof of the house / water-resistant surface (MoF, 1994). Soil permeability can be determined based on the direct measurement of the location of settlements in the Auger Hole Method reversed. Permeability soil data is required to determine the volume water absorbing wells that will be created. Rainfall is needed to determine the dimensions resapan water wells. Rainfall data that is required during the 10-year observation (obtained from the nearest rainfall station). Broad measurement based on the roof of the house wide roof surface, which is where the rainfall falling directly above.

While for designing the shape and type of construction of absorbing well water parameters necessary physical attributes of land that includes infiltration, soil texture, soil structure, drainage and pore (Mulyana, 1998).

c. Making Water absorbing well

After the construction is the design (dimensions, shape and type) resapan water wells in accordance with the environmental conditions in the housing area, next in the process of absorbing well water can be designed, namely the implementation of two patterns: a) the making of the collective (based on blocks of houses, or to one area of housing), and b) creating a per-type house.

Making resapan water wells per block in a residential area must be planned from the beginning by the contractor or developer. Siteplan already visible in the clear allocation of land for development resapan water wells in each block (per-block can consist of 10 houses or more). Alternatively, SRA made in the form of a lake for all home in a residential area (such as housing Bogor Lakeside), so that SRA function in addition to water to soak into the soil as well as the recreational housing residents,.
SRA made on each home or a home-type can be designed with attention to broad aspects backyard home values and aesthetics, so that the SRA can be built to the vertical or horizontal. Construction cost of making SRA ranges between Rp. Rp.150.000 to 75,000,

Source: / / tumoutou.net / and Sunjoto, Dr. Ir. Dip.HE. "System drainasi conception of rain water environment" No Kontruksi Magazine. 122, June 1988.

February 4, 2008

Guna menanggulangi luapan air yang dapat menimbulkan banjir, Pemerintah Daerah Yogyakarta telah menerapkan pembuatan sumur resapan pada kawasan perumahan bagi masyarakat yogyakarta, dimana sumur resapan pada kawasan perumahan tersebut nantinya dapat menampung air hujan dan nantinya dapat menjadi cadangan air di saat musim kemarau tiba.

Pengalihan fungsi lahan merupakan salah satu faktor penyebab banjir dan menurunnya permukaan air tanah di kawasan perumahan, Pengalihan lahan Hijau seperti hutan menjadi perumahan menyebabkan tidak adanya lagi area terbuka sebagai resapan air, sehingga air yang meresap ke dalam tanah menjadi kecil dan memperbesar volume aliran air permukaan.

guna mengatasi banjir dan menurunnnya permukaan air tanah pada kawasan perumahan dapat dilakukan dengan cara pencegahan sedini mungkin melalui perencanaan dari awal oleh pihak pengembang perumahan (kontraktor/developer) dengan mengalokasikan lahan untuk pembuatan konstruksi sumur resapan air atau pompa pengendali banjir.

Penerapan Konstruksi Sumur Resapan Air

Konstruksi Sumur Resapan Air (SRA) merupakan alternatif pilihan dalam mengatasi banjir dan menurunnya permukaan air tanah pada kawasan perumahan, karena dengan pertimbangan : a) pembuatan konstruksi SRA tidak memerlukan biaya besar, b) tidak memerlukan lahan yang luas, dan c) bentuk konstruksi SRA sederhana.

Sumur resapan air merupakan rekayasa teknik konservasi air yang berupa bangunan yang dibuat sedemikian rupa sehingga menyerupai bentuk sumur gali dengan kedalaman tertentu yang berfungsi sebagai tempat menampung air hujan diatas atap rumah dan meresapkannya ke dalam tanah (Dephut,1994). Manfaat yang dapat diperoleh dengan pembuatan sumur resapan air antara lain : (1) mengurangi aliran permukaan dan mencegah terjadinya genangan air, sehingga memperkecil kemungkinan terjadinya banjir dan erosi, (2) mempertahankan tinggi muka air tanah dan menambah persediaan air tanah, (3) mengurangi atau menahan terjadinya intrusi air laut bagi daerah yang berdekatan dengan wilayah pantai, (4) mencegah penurunan atau amblasan lahan sebagai akibat pengambilan air tanah yang berlebihan, dan (5) mengurangi konsentrasi pencemaran air tanah (Dephut, 1995).

Gambar 1. Sumur Resapan Air Pada Pekarangan Rumah

(Sumber: PU Cipta Karya, 2003)

Sumur resapan air ini berfungsi untuk menambah atau meninggikan air tanah, mengurangi genangan air banjir, mencegah intrusi air laut, mengurangi gejala amblesan tanah setempat dan melestarikan serta menyelamatkan sumberdaya air untuk jangka panjang (Pasaribu, 1999). Oleh karena itu pembuatan sumur resapan perlu digalakkan terutama pada setiap pembangunan rumah tinggal.

Metode Perhitungan

Metode perhitungan yang bertujuan bahwa daerah layanan akan bebas dari genangan dan sekaligus meresapkan air hujan kedalam tanah. Air yang jatuh pada bukan perkerasan akan dialirkan ke jaringan drainasi yang diperhitungkan berdasar pada Formula Rational dengan

i_t didasarkan pada waktu konsentrasi (T_k), sedangkan air yang jatuh di perkerasan dialirkan masuk kedalam konstruksi resapan dengan volume resapan fungsi dan lama hujan dominan (T_d), intensitas hujan pada T_d, koefisien permeabilitas tanah, selang waktu dengan hujan dominan, tinggi muka air tanah, luasan atap layanan dan koefisien aliran permukaan yang kemudian diperhitungkan berdasar formula Darcy dengan penjabarannya oleh Bouillot (Sunjoto, 1987).

Untuk efisiensinya perlu diperhitungkan volume sumuran tersebut dan secara analitis dengan dasar bahwa tinggi sumuran diambil pada saat debit masuk sama dengan debit keluar maka dapat ditulis suatu formula: (Sunjoto, 1987).

1. Bentuk Dan Ukuran Konstruksi Sumur Resapan Air (SRA)

Bentuk dan ukuran konstruksi SRA sesuai dengan SNI No. 03-2459-1991 yang dikeluarkan oleh Departemen Kimpraswil adalah berbentuk segi empat atau silinder dengan ukuran minimal diameter 0,8 meter dan maksimum 1,4 meter dengan kedalaman disesuaikan dengan tipe konstruksi SRA. Pemilihan bahan bangunan yang dipakai tergantung dari fungsinya, seperti plat beton bertulang tebal 10 cm dengan campuran 1 Pc : 2 Psr : 3 Krl untuk penutup sumur dan dinding bata merah dengan campuran spesi 1 Pc : 5 Psr tidak diplester, tebal ½ bata (Gambar 2).

DiISI PENUH

BATU KOSONG

CALTERNATIF PUING

BATA MERAH

ISOMETRI

Tanpa Skala

Gambar 2. Konstruksi Sumur Resapan Air

Data teknis sumur resapan air yang dikeluarkan oleh PU Cipta Karya adalah sebagai berikut :

1. Ukuran maksimum diameter 1,4 meter

2. Ukuran pipa masuk diameter 110 mm

3. Ukuran pipa pelimpah diameter 110 mm

4. Ukuran kedalaman 1,5 sampai dengan 3 meter

5. Dinding dibuat dari pasangan bata atau batako dari campuran 1 semen : 4 pasir tanpa plester

6. Rongga sumur resapan diisi dengan batu kosong 20/20 setebal 40 cm

7. Penutup sumur resapan dari plat beton tebal 10 cm dengan campuran 1 semen : 2 pasir : 3 kerikil.

2. Desain Konstruksi Sumur Resapan Air

Sumur resapan air akan dapat berfungsi dengan baik, apabila didesain berdasarkan kondisi lingkungan dimana sumur tersebut akan dibuat. Desain sumur resapan air dalam hal ini meliputi bentuk, jenis konstruksi dan dimensi sumur resapan air. Menurut SNI No. 02-2453-1991Tentang Tata Cara Perencanaan Teknik Sumur Resapan Air Hujan Untuk Lahan Perkarangan diperlukan persyaratan teknis pemilihan lokasi dan jumlah sumur resapan pada pekarangan, persyaratan teknik meliputi :

1. Umum : dibuat pada lahan yang lolos air dan tahan longsor, bebas dari kontaminasi dan pencemaran limbah, untuk meresapkan air hujan, untuk daerah dengan sanitasi lingkungan yang tidak baik hanya digunakan menampung air hujan dari talang, mempertimbangkan aspek hidrologi, geologi dan hidrologi.

2. Pemilihan lokasi : keadaan muka air tanah dengan kedalaman pada musim hujan, permeabilitas yang diperkenankan 2 –12,5 cm/jam, jarak penempatan diperhitungkan dengan tangki septik tank 2 meter, resapan tangki septik tank/cubluk/saluran air limbah 5 meter, sumur air bersih 2 meter.

3. Jumlah : penentuan jumlah sumur resapan air ditentukan berdasarkan curah hujan maksimum, permeabilitas dan luas bidang tanah.

Dalam mendesain dimensi konstruksi sumur resapan air untuk kawasan perumahan terdapat tiga parameter utama yang perlu diperhatikan yaitu : permeabilitas tanah, curah hujan, dan luas atap rumah/permukaan kedap air (Dephut, 1994). Permeabilitas tanah dapat kita tentukan berdasarkan hasil pengukuran langsung di lokasi permukiman dengan Metode Auger Hole Terbalik. Data permeabilitas tanah ini diperlukan untuk menentukan volume sumur resapan air yang akan dibuat. Curah hujan diperlukan untuk menentukan dimensi sumur resapan air. Data curah hujan yang diperlukan selama 10 tahun pengamatan (diperoleh dari stasiun hujan terdekat). Pengukuran luas atap rumah didasarkan atas luas permukaan atap yang merupakan tempat curah hujan jatuh secara langsung diatasnya.

Sedangkan untuk mendesain bentuk dan jenis konstruksi sumur resapan air diperlukan parameter sifat-sifat fisik tanah yang meliputi Infiltrasi,tekstur tanah, struktur tanah, dan pori drainase (Mulyana, 1998).

c. Pembuatan Sumur Resapan Air

Setelah diperoleh desain konstruksi (dimensi, bentuk dan jenis) sumur resapan air sesuai dengan kondisi lingkungan pada kawasan perumahan, selanjutnya dalam proses pembuatan sumur resapan air dapat dirancang dua pola penerapan yaitu: a) pembuatan secara kolektif (berdasarkan blok-blok rumah, atau untuk satu kawasan perumahan); dan b) pembuatan per-tipe rumah.

Pembuatan sumur resapan air per-blok dalam suatu kawasan perumahan harus direncanakan sejak dari awal oleh kontraktor atau developer. Pada siteplan sudah nampak jelas alokasi lahan untuk pembangunan sumur resapan air pada setiap blok (per-blok bisa terdiri dari 10 rumah atau lebih). Alternatif lain, SRA dibuat dalam bentuk danau untuk semua rumah pada suatu kawasan perumahan (seperti perumahan Bogor Lakeside), sehingga SRA berfungsi disamping untuk meresapkan air ke dalam tanah juga sebagai tempat rekreasi warga perumahan,.

SRA yang dibuat pada setiap rumah atau per-tipe rumah dapat dirancang dengan memperhatikan aspek luas perkarangan rumah dan nilai estetika, sehingga SRA dapat dibangun ke arah vertikal atau horisontal. Biaya pembuatan konstruksi SRA berkisar antara Rp. 75.000 hingga Rp.150.000,

Sumber://tumoutou.net/ dan Sunjoto, Dr. Ir. Dip.HE. “Sistem drainasi air hujan yang berwawasan lingkungan” Majalah Kontruksi No. 122, Juni 1988.

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In this age of electronic games and hi tech toys, we often forget that it is often the simplest of inventions that can entertain a child for a long period of time. Although state-of-the-art, high tech computer games are available in Indonesia, such as the ever-popular Nintendo and Playstation, these modern inventions are not affordable for the majority of the population. These games would only be found in the homes of middle to upper class families.

During the recent years of economic crisis, it is often hard for parents to make enough money to feed their family, so toys are often quite simple or something that has been made by the parent. Fortunately, traditional toys are not expensive ... and are fun! The toys and the games that are described below are commonly seen and played by Indonesian children today.

Kelereng or Gundu

Kelereng, or marbles to the western world, is a favorite with boys. There are many variations of games played with marbles.

One of the more popular versions is that a small circle is drawn on the ground. All the players put one of theirmarbles within the circle. Then each of the players drops another marble to a point outside of the drawn circle. The player that owns the marble furthest away from the circle is entitled to play first.

He must attempt to use the marble that is outside of the circle (striker) to hit the marbles within the circle and knock them outside of the ring. If he is successful in doing, this he is entitled to keep the marbles that he has knocked out of the circle. The striker marble, however, must also come to rest outside of the drawn circle. If it does not, this marble must remain within the circle and the owner then forfeits this marble.

If the player is successful in knocking one of his opponents' marbles out of the ring, he can continue his turn and try to strike any other opponents. striker marbles. If he is successful in hitting his opponents. striker marble, he is entitled to take that marble and his opponent can no longer play the current round. If however he misses his opponents. striker marble, he looses his turn and the next player can then start to play.

Gangsing or Gasing

This game is normally played by boys. The gangsing is a top made from bamboo with a small opening on the side. This small hole makes the top whistle very distinctively as it spins. The size of the hole determines the pitch of the whistle. String is wound around the dowel that goes through the center of the gangsing . The child then holds onto the flat bamboo handle that is tied to the end of the string and pulls this handle to set the gangsing spinning. Normally a circle is drawn on the ground about 50 cm. in diameter. Two children play against each other. The object of the game is to try and knock your opponents gangsing out of the designated circle. Gangsing are commonly sold outside the temples and tourist attractions in Yogyakarta, Central Java.

Lompat Tali

This is a very popular game which elementary school girls play at recess time. It is much like skipping rope however the rope that the girls use is made from hundreds of elastic bands that are looped together to form a large ring. The girls take turns trying to jump over the elastic rope which is held by two girls at each end.

The height of the rope normally starts low, such as at ankle height, and gradually moves higher up the bodies of the children after the jumpers have successfully jumped over the lower height. Experienced jumpers can often jump over ropes that are neck high! A good thing that comes from using a rope that is made from rubber bands, is that if a jumper is not successful in jumping over the rope, the rope will give and the jumper will not be hurt in her unsuccessful attempt. Thus, a lot of skinned knees are avoided.

Bekel

This is the equivalent of western jacks, and is commonly played by Indonesian girls. The shape of the bekel differs from the western jacks in that they are flat with a small bridge holding the two sides together. On the upper side of the biji bekel there is a small red dot that is called the pit. The under side of the bekel is called a roh. On one of the flat sides of the biji bekel there are small indentations or dots and the other side is smooth.

The game is played is a similar method to jacks, but with a few differences. When the game is started, the biji bekel are all held in the hand of the player and are dropped as the ball is allowed to bounce one time. The player then starts to play by attempting to pick up the biji bekel one at a time without disturbing any of the other biji bekel within the time that it takes the ball to bounce once.

If the player successfully has picked up all of the bekel, he then drops them again and starts the second set of the game. In this set he must attempt to position the biji bekel with the pit facing up again one at a time. This action must be completed while the player throws the ball in the air and allows it to bounce one time. The player must attempt to turn over the bekel without moving any of the other bekel.

If the player completes this successfully, he then picks up the biji bekel one at a time while throwing the ball in the air until he has all of the biji bekel in his hand. He then drops them all again and now picks the biji bekel up two at a time and then three at a time, etc. until he picks up all the biji bekel with one sweep of the hand.

He drops them again and now starts the roh set. The player must attempt to turn over all the biji bekel so the roh side is now facing up. It is permitted to pick up more than one group of the set number while the ball is being thrown in the air. For example if the player is picking up groups of two while the ball is being thrown in the air, he may grab three groups of two bekel. The action of grabbing a set number of bekel is called cek.

If the player moves any of the biji bekel that he is not attempting to pick up, or if he drops any of the biji bekel in his hand, he loses his turn and it goes to the next player. A skilled player can go through many sets of the game before he makes a mistake and has to turn the bekel over to the next player. The player that completes the most sets without making a mistake is considered the winner of the game.
The name is derived from the Dutch game"bikkelen" using the same copper "bikkels".

Layang-layang

Layang-layang or kite flying is a very popular pastime for Indonesian children. Provinces throughout the country have their own designs. There are two distinct types of kites: the first is those that are just to be used for flying which have a tailed attached to them to balance the kite; and those that will be used for one-on-one dogfights, a favorite pastime amongst kite flyers.

Fighting kites do not have tails attached to them. They are made from light bamboo and waxed paper. Often the string that is attached to these kites is coated with crushed glass. The string is dipped in a solution of crushed glass, which has been boiled with ka, chemicals and dye. The mixture acts as an adherent so the tiny particles of glass will cling to the string. The string is strung out on a small rack to let it dry. This process makes the string very sharp and capable of cutting the opponents string.

Ready-made glass coated string can also be bought in various thickness. . Most kite flyers opt to buy ready-made string as it is a long and messy process to prepare their own. The choice of the thickness of the string would depend the on the size of the kite, and a greater consideration, the budget of the buyer. If the owner is not careful this string can also cut his fingers as well!

The object of the game is to try and cut the opponents' kite loose. The way that the string is attached to the kite determines the control that the flyer has over his kite. If the two holding strings are attached far apart to the frame of the kite, this will make it heavier to hold on to when it is flying. However, this gives the kite flyer greater control over the movements of the kite.

If the two holding strings are attached closer together onto the frame of the kite, this makes the kite much lighter to hold on to but sacrifices control. These kites tend to be wilder in flight.

Experienced kite flyers know that a taunt string is not as easy to cut as a slack string, so it is up to the skill of the kite flyer to use techniques of pulling and releasing the string to try and avoid having his kite cut free. If a kite is cut free by an opponent, the victor is the one that is still holding a kite. The loose kites are often the culprits of reckless chases. The child that gets to the loose kite first is considered the new owner of the kite.

Kuda Lumping

These small replicas of the larger kuda lumping that are used in a trance dance on Java are cut out from woven bamboo mats and painted with striking colored patterns. Sequins, beads and other materials can also be added to give the kuda lumping its colorful appearance.

When given to a child, their imaginative minds are the only limit as to what dramas these kuda lumping are the center of! Although intended as a toy, many of these delightful horses end up in suitcases to be given as souvenirs of an expat's trip to Indonesia or smaller more colorful versions can be used as eye-catching decorations on Christmas trees. Layang-layang

Layang-layang or kite flying is a very popular pastime for Indonesian children. Provinces throughout the country have their own designs. There are two distinct types of kites: the first is those that are just to be used for flying which have a tailed attached to them to balance the kite; and those that will be used for one-on-one dogfights, a favorite pastime amongst kite flyers.

Fighting kites do not have tails attached to them. They are made from light bamboo and waxed paper. Often the string that is attached to these kites is coated with crushed glass. The string is dipped in a solution of crushed glass, which has been boiled with ka, chemicals and dye. The mixture acts as an adherent so the tiny particles of glass will cling to the string. The string is strung out on a small rack to let it dry. This process makes the string very sharp and capable of cutting the opponents string.

Ready-made glass coated string can also be bought in various thickness. . Most kite flyers opt to buy ready-made string as it is a long and messy process to prepare their own. The choice of the thickness of the string would depend the on the size of the kite, and a greater consideration, the budget of the buyer. If the owner is not careful this string can also cut his fingers as well!

The object of the game is to try and cut the opponents' kite loose. The way that the string is attached to the kite determines the control that the flyer has over his kite. If the two holding strings are attached far apart to the frame of the kite, this will make it heavier to hold on to when it is flying. However, this gives the kite flyer greater control over the movements of the kite.

If the two holding strings are attached closer together onto the frame of the kite, this makes the kite much lighter to hold on to but sacrifices control. These kites tend to be wilder in flight.

Experienced kite flyers know that a taunt string is not as easy to cut as a slack string, so it is up to the skill of the kite flyer to use techniques of pulling and releasing the string to try and avoid having his kite cut free. If a kite is cut free by an opponent, the victor is the one that is still holding a kite. The loose kites are often the culprits of reckless chases. The child that gets to the loose kite first is considered the new owner of the kite.

Kuda Lumping

These small replicas of the larger kuda lumping that are used in a trance dance on Java are cut out from woven bamboo mats and painted with striking colored patterns. Sequins, beads and other materials can also be added to give the kuda lumping its colorful appearance.

When given to a child, their imaginative minds are the only limit as to what dramas these kuda lumping are the center of! Although intended as a toy, many of these delightful horses end up in suitcases to be given as souvenirs of an expat's trip to Indonesia or smaller more colorful versions can be used as eye-catching decorations on Christmas trees.

Mobil-mobilan Kulit Jeruk

Although today's children may think that cars made from Jeruk Bali skins are no match for contemporary toy cars,many Indonesian men have fond memories of these home-made cars. Jeruk Bali is a large pomelo (grapefruit-like) that has a very thick skin. Once the fruit has been removed, the skin can then be then cut into pieces that will form the parts of the car.
Stiff coconut frond ribs are used to hold the pieces together. A long stick is attached to the back of the car and can be used to push the car along. Sometimes a string is tied to the front of the car so that it can be pulled behind the owner as well. This very simple toy has brought a smile to the faces of many Indonesian children.

Congklak or Dakon

One of the oldest known games in the world, Congklak can be traced as far back as ancient Egypt. Brought to Indonesia, probably centuries ago by Arab or Indian traders, it is just as popular in Indonesia today as it has been for through the ages. Congklak is played on a board with circular indentations along both sides and a home indentation on each end of the board.

The game is played with 98 small markers such as shells or beads, which are divided evenly between all the indentations. Although at first glance this many appear to be some type of calculator, it is quite a challenging strategic game and takes a lot of practice before a player becomes skilled.

Musical Instruments

A large majority of Indonesian traditional instruments tend to be made of bamboo, as it is readily availablethroughout Indonesia. School children are often taught basic music on instruments such as Suling, Gambang or Angklung. A suling is a small flute-like instrument, which resembles a recorder, however it is made of bamboo. It has holes down the length of the instrument that when covered or uncovered by the player's fingers result in the various notes.

Angklung are another traditional Indonesian instrument that is made from bamboo, originating from West Java. Angklung are actually a group of various sized hand-held instruments made from bamboo. When the angklung is shaken is produces a chord of music. The size of the angklung determines the chord that it produces. Songs are played with one person standing up behind a group of hanging angklung or by a group of people holding one angklung and playing their chord at the appropriate time within the song - much like a group of people would play bells in the west.

A gambang is a xylophone-type instrument with keys made from different lengths of bamboo. The different lengths of the bamboo result in different notes. The bamboo produces a very pleasant soft sound when struck with the mallets.

A very different type of instrument is the gamelan orchestra. Gamelan is actually a group of percussion and accompanying instruments which are housed on short legs which allow the musician to play the instrument sitting down on the floor cross-legged. Gamelan are used in traditional music, primarily in Java and Bali.

warning money changer in Bali

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for savety you money,use bank for change your money.that because some people in bali work not well with bad sevices

BANKING
Banking hours are from 8.00 am to 12.00 am Mondays to Fridays,
and from 8.00 am to 11.0 0 am on Saturdays. Money changers are generally open until evening.

DENPASAR
Bank BaliJln. Dewi Sartika 88, Denpasar. Phone: (62-361) 261677

Bank Bumi DayaJln. Veteran 1-2, Denpasar. Phone: (62-361) 231073

Bank Export ImportJln. Udayana 11, Denpasar. Phone: (62-361) 234784

Bank Central AsiaJln. Hasanuddin 58, Denpasar. Phone: (62-361) 231013

Bank Dagang NegaraJln. Gajah Mada 3, Denpasar. Phone: (62-361) 234647

Bank Negara Indonesia 1946Jln. Gajah Mada 30, Denpasar. Phone: (62-361) 234799

Bank International IndonesiaJln. Dewi Sartika B1/D-E, Denpasar. Phone: (62-361) 233347

NiagaJln. Melati 29, Denpasar. Phone: (62-361) 232992

KUTA
Bank BaliJln. Legian 118, Kuta. Phone: (62-361) 754222

Bank Central AsiaJln. Raya Kuta 121, Kuta. Phone: (62-361) 754060

Bank DanamonJln. Legian, Kuta. Phone: (62-361) 751907

NUSA DUA
BNI 46Sheraton Nusa Indah Beach, Phone: (62-361) 771210

Bank Rakyat IndonesiaJln. By Pass Ngurah Rai, Nusa Dua. Phone: (62-361) 771921

SANUR
BNI 46The Grand Bali Beach Hotel. Phone: (62-361) 281295

Bank Bumi DayaRadisson Hotel, Sanur. Phone: (62-361) 281959

Bank Dagang NegaraBali Hyatt Hotel, Sanur. Phone: (62-361) 288271

money changer address in Bali

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Money changer in bali

Central Kuta (Authorized Money Changer),
PT Head Office: Jl. Raya Kuta No. 168 Kuta - Bali Tel: (62 361) 762970Fax : (62 361) 754116Branch Office: Airport, Kartika Plaza, Kuta Centre, Kuta Square, Kuta Suci, Poppies Lane Padma, Seminyak, Legian St, Tanjung Benoa, Nusa Dua, Sanur, Denpasar, Ubud

Bali Da Vallas, PT
Jl. Pantai Kuta No. 9 F Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 751053

Artha Nastiti, PT
Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 18 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 730628
Arcade Patra Jasa Hotel Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 751161

Abadi Singosari Valuta, PT
Jl. Raya Kerobokan No. 81 A Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 734992

Adi Surya Dewata, PT
Jl. Nuansa Hinai Utama XII/5 Ubud - BaliTel : (62 361) 240176, 414707

Adya Artha, PT
Jl. Bumi Sari No. 26 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 755891

Alvin La Valas, PT
Kuta Square ) Blok A2 BJl. Kartika Plaza Kuta, Badung - BaliTel : (62 361) 758456

Anugrah Kori Dewata, PT
Jl. Gunung Sangyang No. 125 Denpasar - Bali

Ariesanta Permana Sari, PT
Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 73 G Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 732779

Arista Marta Valuta. PT
Jl. Hayam Wuruk Gg. XV/3 Denpasar - BaliTel : (62 361) 261416, 761338

Artha Andy Mulia, PT
Lobby Hotel Puteri Bali Nusa Dua - BaliTel : (62 361) 771020 Ext. 7135

Artha Duta Valuta, PT
Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 59 Sanur - BaliTel : (62 361) 270553

Artha Giri Kencana, PT
Jl. Raya Legian No. 420 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 811) 389 375

Artha Guna Kartika, PT
Terminal Kedatangan Internasional Bandara Ngurah Rai - Tuban - BaliTel : (62 361) 751011

Artha Yoga Utama, PT
Jl. Kepundung No. 15 Denpasar - BaliTel : (62 361) 221243, 221245

Arya Ernata valuta, PT
Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 55 B Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 730587

Ayu Sari Sedana, PT
Jl. Padma No. 8 X Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 730587

Bali Adilindo Valas, PT
Jl. Padma No. 1 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 751881

Bali Artha Sedana, PT
Jl. Raya Basangkasa No. 5 Seminyak - Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 731498

Bali Citra Valas, PT
Jl. Pura Bagus Taruna No. 512 B Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 756792

Bali Indramas Utama, PT
Jl. Raya Mas No. 88 X, Ds. Mas - Ubud - BaliTel : (62 361) 976661

Bali Kusuma Dewata, PT
Jl. Abimanyu No.11 A Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 731453, 732860

Bali Maspintjinra AMC, PT
Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 16 A Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 733202

Bali Oscarindo, PT
Jl. Legian Kaja No. 464 C Kuta, BadungTel : (62 361) 752702

Bali Saudara Valas, PT
Jl. Pura Bagus Taruna No. 511 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 756792

Bali Sedana Graha, PT
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai - Gandapura III F/14 - Denpasar - BaliTel : (62 361) 464022, 462316

Bali Valusindo Pradana, PT
Hotel Grand Bali Beach SanurJl. Hangtuah - Denpasar - BaliTel : (62 361) 288060

Batuan Indah, PT
Tragia Shopping Centre Blok II E/25Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai - Nusa Dua - BadungTel : (62 361) 772196

Bentala Danaprima, PT
Jl. Hangtuah No. 33 Sanur - BaliTel : (62 361) 285329

Buana Inti Valuta, PT
Jl. Raya Kuta No. 82 B Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 752076, 755770

Budiasa Dwi Valuta, PT
Jl. Poppies I, Gg Banjar Anyar No. 2 Kuta - BadungTel : (62 361) 755271

Candra Ayu Mas, PT
Jl. Gunung Athena No. 92 X Denpasar - BaliTel : (62 361) 731760

Central Lovina, PT
Jl. Seririt - - Lovina -- Singaraja - BaliTel : (62 362) 41384

Central Senggigi, PT
Jl. Legian No. 408 A Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 488360

Chandra Nuansa Gemilang, PT
Kuta Indah Permai Blok CJl. By Pass Ngurah Rai - Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 756886

Chandra Nuansa Mandiri, PT
Jl. Kartika Plaza - Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 751067

Chatarindo Cemerlang, PT
Jl. Raya Kuta No. 142 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 752618, 751227

Citradewata Indragraha, PT
Jl. Legian No. 201 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 757057, 750925

Crystal Dewata, PT
Jl. Legian No. 468 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 750943

Darma Santa Indonesia, PT
Jl. Danau Buyan No. 60 Sanur - BaliTel : (62 361) 286360

Degung Artha Jaya, PT
Jl. Sekar Jepun V No. 7 Denpasar - BaliTel : (62 361) 465190

Dewi Segara, PT
Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 39 Sanur - BaliTel : (62 361) 288343

Dharma Dirgahayu, PT
Jl. Raya Celuk No. 9 X, Br. Tegalamu - Gianyar - BaliTel : (62 361) 298081, 294671

Dharma Sari Sedana, PT
Jl. Werkudara No. 504 Kuta - BadungTel : (62 361) 751873

Dian Swikarya, PT
Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 43 B Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 731041, 731043

Dinar Artha Kencana, PT
Jl. Werkudara No. 504 Kuta - BadungTel : (62 361) 765168

Dini Artha Buana, PT
Jl. Legian - Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 750891, 481483

Dirgahayu Valuta Prima, PT
Jl. Subita No. 21 X Denpasar - BaliTel : (62 361) 237015, 236462

Doa Bali Lestari, PT
Jl. Bunisari No. 18 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 754823, 753050

Dwi Sentana Artha, PT
Jl. Raya Celuk Sukawati - Gianyar - BaliTel : (62 361) 295556, 297837

Gandiana Gemilang, PT
Jl. Pulau Pinang No.19 Denpasar - BaliTel : (62 361) 262754, 242112

Gina Luwih Laba, PT
Jl. Diponegoro No. 888 Pedungan - Denpasar - BaliTel : (62 361) 724293, 724294

Gita Gemilang, PT
Jl. Siligita No. 99 Nusa Dua - BaliTel : (62 361) 778043, 778042

Gita Putra, PT
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No. 99 X Padang Galak - BaliTel : (62 361) 289217

Gunung Luas Valasindo, PT
Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 26 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 733446, 733447

Harta Asta Jaya, PT
Jl. Nusantara No. 23 Tuban - Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 761121

Indo Sedana, PT
Jl. Kembang Matahari No. 19 Denpasar - BaliTel : (62 361) 227721

Indo Valuta, PT
Jl. Meduri No. 44 Denpasar - Bali

Indonesia Partha Sari Valutaji, PT
Jl. Raya Kura No. 82 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 751612, 756878

Jania Sedana Graha, PT
Jl. Pratama No. 89 Nusa Dua, BadungTel : (62 361) 773975

Karang Mas Valuta, PT
Jl. Pintas Siligita No. 11 Nusa Dua - BaliTel : (62 361) 774511, 773837

Karya Mandiri Cemerlang, PT
Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 65 A Pasar Seni Walk Blok B1 Sanur - Bali
Tel : (62 361) 281338, 283346

Kertiawan Dana Utama, PT
Jl. Mataram Gg. Lingga Munhi No. 5 B Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 754963, 768225

Kharisma Bursa Valas, PT
Jl. Benesari No. 20 X Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 751608

Kuta Prima Nirwana Valas, PT
Jl. Legian No. 350 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 751666

Linda Mega Darmawan, PT
Jl. Merthanadi - Kerobokan - Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 734690

Lumbung Jinaharta Bali, PT
Jl. Sedap Malam III, Komplek BPU No. 6 Denpasar - BaliTel : (62 361) 244520

Lumbung Putra Mandiri, PT
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No. 208 Sanur - BaliTel : (62 361) 283533, 287153

Maharani Surya Dewata, PT
Jl. Pantai Kuta No. 34 D Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 752598, 763276

Manguni Dewata, PT
Jl. Uluwatu No. 9 A Jimbaran - BaliTel : (62 361) 703575

Merianadi Valasindo, PT
Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 18 A Kuta BaliTel : (62 361) 732392

Minaesa valuta Indah, PT
Jl. Batu Bolong Gg Poppies II Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 765714

Monica Sejahtera, PT
Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 73 Batu Jimbar - Sanur - BaliTel : (62 361) 289092, 288707

Oka Utami Dewi, PT
Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 46 Sanur - Denpasar - BaliTel : (62 361) 287798, 283226

Pacific Agung Prima, PT
Jl. Pantai Kuta No. 21 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 762930, 757508

Padmasari Valutanmas, PT
Jl. Tukad Badung XI No. 1 Renon - Denpasar - BaliTel : (62 361) 7446064

Pandak Valasindo, PT
Jl. Raya Kuta No. 98 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 754794

Panorama Rapi Lovina, PT
Jl. Singaraja - Seririt - Ds. Kalibulbul - Buleleng - BaliTel : (62 362) 41392, 41652

Parhitean Arivaluta, PT
Pertokoan Bendesa HotelJl. Benesari Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 761458, 759871

Partha Jasa Valuta, PT
Taman Wisata Tanah Lot - Tabanan - BaliTel : (62 361) 812933, 811993

Partha Sedana, PT
Jl. WR. Supratman No. 27 X Denpasar - BaliTel : (62 361) 241402, 236711

Penijaya Bali, PT
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No. 234 Sanur Kaja - BaliTel : (62 361) 283311, 286535

Pesona Bunga Dewata, PT
Jl. Laksamana No. 8 A Besangkasa - Seminyak - BaliTel : (62 361) 735491

Pradnyana Artha Mandiri, PT
Jl. Singosari No. 12 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 768298, 765278

Pratama Strata Utama, PT
Jl. Wirayuda No. 4 A Nusa Dua - BaliTel : (62 361) 772167, 771961

Prawira Valas, PT
Jl. Hanoman No. 59 Ubud - Bali Tel : (62 361) 227124

Pulasari Putra, PT
Jl. Gatot Kaca No. 23 Denpasar - BaliTel : (62 361) 976025

Puri Artha Valas, PT
Terminal Kedatangan Internasional Bandara Ngurah Rai - Tuban - BaliTel : (62 361) 751011 Ext. 5467

Puriartha Dutawisata, PT
Jl. Danau Segara Ayu No. 1 Sanur - BaliTel : (62 361) 289575, 2877417

Puspita Kuta Melasti, PT
Jl. Melasti No. 20 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 756433

Putra Sentana Tarukan, PT
Jl. Pantai Mengiat Kios No. 17 Nusa Dua - BaliTel : (62 361) 773841

Quatro Sari, PT
Jl. Raya Kuta Gg. Banjar Anyar No. 6 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 765784, 722336

Rama Rajasa, PT
Jl. Danau Batur Raya Ruko B/2 Jimbaran - BaliTel : (62 818) 366995

Ratna Artha Wisata, PT
Jl. Kartika Plaza No. 90 X/1 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 757778, 761307

Ratu Mas Valuta, PT
Areal Parkir Komplek Wisata Tanah Lot - Tabanan - BaliTel : (62 361) 880378

Riasta Valasindo, PT
Jl. Legian No. 39 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 758259

Rimana Valasindo, PT
Jl. Kartika Plaza (Yan's Tour) Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 756166

Sakura Indo Valas, PT
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No. 194 Sanur - BaliTel : (62 361) 283887

Sami Eling, PT
Jl. Danau Tamblingan No. 204 Sanur - BaliTel : (62 361) 286026

Samudra Artha Jaya, PT
Jl. Raya Legian No. 363 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 751679, 753461

Samudra Artha Sentosa, PT
Jl. Dukuh Sari No. 39 Sesetan - Denpasar - BaliTel : (62 361) 256004

Sari Artha Yogatama, PT
Jl. Raya Celuk No. 77 X Sukawati - BaliTel : (62 361) 298158, 298126

Sari Citra Masgading, PT
Jl. Wenara Wena No. 2 Ubud - BaliTel : (62 361) 975938, 975056

Satria Sedana, PT
Jl. Veteran No. 62 Denpasar - BaliTel : (62 361) 225160, 232249

Sedana Artha, PT
Jl. Danau Buyan No. 73 B Sanur - BaliTel : (62 361) 281070

Sedana Bali, PT
Jl. Wana Segara No. 33 Tuban - Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 753035, 754549

Sinar Fajar Valuta, PT
Jl. Seminyak No. 57 C Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 735755, 733700

Sinarartha Bali, PT
Jl. Raya Batubulan No. 100 X Gianyar - BaliTel : (62 361) 297570

Suka Pandawa, PT
Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 46 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 731167

Sumber Sedana, PT
Jl. . By Pass Ngurah Rai No. 451 Sawung Kangin - Denpasar - BaliTel : (62 361) 725787, 757787

Surya Bali, PT
Pertokoan Kuta Indah Permai Blok E 1Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai - Kuta - BadungTel : (62 361) 758662

Surya Chandra Dewata, PT
Jl. Kediri No. 4-5 Tuban - Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 768246

Surya Kencana Brahmanta, PT
Jl. Raya Goa Gajah, Br. Tengkulak - Ubud - BaliTel : (62 361) 947924

Surya Valas Dewata, PT
Jl. Raya Legian No. 220 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 767233, 767184

Surya Valutamas, PT
Jl. Legian No. 484 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 755951, 750902

Talindo Putra, PT
Jl. Singosari (Kuta Square) Blok D No. 26 Kuta - BadungTel : (62 361) 762016, 753669

Taman Swasti Lovina, PT
Jl. Raya Singaraja - Seririt - Singaraja - BaliTel : (62 362) 41958, 41972

Tarukan Valas, PT
Jl. Kenanga No. 17 Denpasar - BaliTel : (62 361) 231326, 234160

Telabah Bali, PT
Jl. Hangtuah No. 54 Sanur - BaliTel : (62 361) 288412, 286125

Tiara Prima Artha, PT
Jl. Mayjen Sutoyo No. 55 (Tiara Dewata) Denpasar - BaliTel : (62 361) 227429, 235934

Tobali Valasindo, PT
Jl. Kartika Plaza Gg. Samudra No. 15 X Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 763801, 758712

Triadi Arthavalas (Trust Balji), PT
Jl. Legian Kaja No. 494 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 762588, 752914

Tridharma Swaniaga Putra, PT
Jl. Cemara No. 9 X Sanur - BaliTel : (62 361) 468187, 463702

Trus Valasindo, PT
Jl. Pratama No. 93 Tanjung Benoa - Nusa Dua - BaliTel : (62 361) 775493, 773580

Valutamas Duanusa, PT
Jl. M.H. Thamrin No. 69 Lokitasari Lt. II Blok B/116 Denpasar - Bali
Tel : (62 361) 425832, 437429

Wahana Krisna Dana, PT
Jl. Raya Kuta No. 88 R Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 289579, 287417

Walitita Valuta, PT
Jl. Raya Seminyak No. 50 Kuta - BaliTel : (62 361) 732886

Wirasana Valuta, PT
Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No. 162 Sanur - Denpasar

money changer address in yogyakarta

2009-01-01T23:12:00.000-08:00

Money changger in yogyakarta
PT BARUMUN ABADIINNA GARUDA HOTEL
Jl. Mallioboro No 60 Yogyakarta IndonesiaPh. +62 274 - 563314

PT DELTAMA BAGUS SEJAHTERASantika Hotel
Jl. Jendral Soedirman 19 Yogyakarta IndonesiaPh. +62 274 - 542131

PT DUA SISIMallioboro Mall Yogyakarta IndonesiaPh. +62 274 - 520352

PT INTRAS VALASJl. Mallioboro No 131 Yogyakarta Indonesiaph. +62 274

MAYA CITRA VALAS Century Saphir Hotel
Jl. Laksdya Adisucipto No 38 Yogyakarta IndonesiaPh. +62 274 - 550331

PT MENDUT VALSINDOJl. Pasara kembang No 51 Yogyakarta IndonesiaPh. +62 274 - 582506

PT MULIA BUMI ARTHAINNA GARUDA HOTEL
Jl. Malliobor No 60 Yogyakarta IndonesiaPh. +62 274 - 563314

PT RIDHO JAYA VALASINDO
Jl. Padean No 10 Yogyakarta IndonesiaPh. +62 274 - 375991

PT SANTANA MONIKAYAJl. P Dipenogoro No 116 Yogyakarta IndonesiaPh. +62 274 – 513873

money changer address in Jakarta

2009-01-01T23:08:00.000-08:00

money changer address in Jakarta
Integral Investment International Hayam Wuruk Street,

108 Hayam Wuruk Plaza 108 Phone: (021) 6268088

Citranusa Davalas Pluit Kencana Selatan Street 30-32Phone: (021) 6620892

Banks Money Changer Mangga Besar VI Street Utara 18Phone: (021) 6390304

Asia Ritz Wisata International Balikpapan Raya Street 2-FGPhone: (021) 63857123

Trend Global Valusindo Sultan Hasanuddin Street, Kav 47-51

Victoria Centre Building Phone: (021) 7254846

Money Changer YSLPanglima Polim Street 52Phone: (021) 72780917

Loka Adipura Exchange Jend Sudirman Street,

Kav 1 Wisma 46 Kota BNI Phone: (021) 5722110

Laena Money Exchange KH Abdulah Syafei Street 7,

Wisma LaenaPhone: (021) 8356660

Kharisma Money ChangerBoulevard Street,

Kelapa Gading Raya, Kharisma Building DB/1Phone: (021) 4535790

Taky Money ChangerKH Wahid Hasyim Street 112Phone: (021) 31923748

Vasing Pratama Gajah Mada Street 46 Phone: (021) 6333501

Valuta International Dr Saharjo Street 105Phone: (021) 8306684

Supraprima Exchange Jend Sudirman Street,

Kav 2 Arthaloka BuildingPhone: (021) 2514060

Valuta Pos Antara Street 47Phone: (021) 3868237

money changer address in bandung

2009-01-01T23:00:00.000-08:00

Money changer in bandung
Aneka Artha Mas Jl. Naripan No. 43+62 22 4241204

Buana Citra Forexindo Jl. Soekarno Hatta No. 162 +62 22 5422368

Centra Cahaya Cibadak Jl. Cibadak No. 60-62 +62 22 4233023

Daya Mutiara Asia Jl. Otto Iskandardinata No. 429 +62 22 5205963

Dwipa Mulia Jl. Lengkong Kecil No. 19 B +62 22 4232606

Golden Money Changer Jl. Otto Iskandardinata No.180 +62 22 4238438

Golden Money Changer Jl. Ir.H. Juanda No. 89 +62 22 2534088

Graha Artha Parahyangan Jl. Ir.H. Juanda No. 32 +62 22 4206778

Nusa Valas Prima Jl. Dr. Setiabudi No. 64 +62 22 2042450

Provaluta Mas Money Changer Jl. Sukajadi No. 232-234 +62 22 2032430

Tjara Sakura Money Changer Jl. Naripan No. 37 +62 22 4205712

Yudha Bhakti BankMerdeka Street 46Phone: (022) 4219760

Tabungan Negara BankJawa Street 7Phone: (022) 4232112

Resona Perdania BankWastukencana Street 87Phone: (022) 4241742

Pembangunan Indonesia BankSurapati Street 41-BPhone: (022) 2503522

Permata BankMerdeka Street 66Phone: (022) 4234366

Mayapada International BankJend Sudirman Street 355-373Phone: (022) 6019600

Internasional Indonesia BankLaks L RE Martadinata Street 23Phone: (022) 4240720

Panin BankAsia Afrika Street 166-170Phone: (022) 4233100

Niaga BankLembong Street 7Phone: (022) 4233360

NISP BankTmn Cibeunying Slt Street 31Phone: (022) 7159888

Mega BankJend Gatot Subroto Street 289 Bandung SupermallPhone: (022) 9101000

Jabar BankNaripan Street 12-14Phone: (022) 4234868

Bumiputera Indonesia BankIr H Juanda Street 62Phone: (022) 4265100

Central Asia BankAsia Afrika 122-124Phone: (022) 4236303

Central Asia Card Center BankAsia Afrika Street 122-124 Lt 4Phone: (022) 4203881

Muamalat Indonesia BankBuah Batu Street 276 APhone: (022) 7305919

Negara Indonesia BankPerintis Kemerdekaan Street 3Phone: (022) 4240457

Mandiri BankAsia Afrika Street 60-62Phone: (022) 4207027

Maspion Indonesia BankPajajaran Street 68-BPhone: (022) 6034588

Bukopin BankSumatera Street 23Phone: (022) 4234569

Buana Indonesia BankJend Sudirman Street 55-APhone: (022) 4204491

Artha Graha International BankAsia Afrika Street 123-APhone: (022) 4230675

Artos Indonesia BankOtto Iskandardinata Street 18Phone: (022) 4200202

Standard Chartered BankIr H Djuanda Street 16Phone: (022) 4241944

Lippo BankJend Gatot Subroto Street 2 Lippo Centre Building Suite 706Phone: (022) 7306622

HSBCNanas Street 46Phone: (022) 7234675

CitibankAsia Afrika Street 137Phone: (022) 4209999

Windu Kentjana BankAsia Afrika Street 113Phone: (022) 4207336

Bisnis Internasional BankAsia Afrika Street 121Phone: (022) 4233458

Danamon Indonesia BankOtto Iskandardinata Street 22Phone

indonesian foods, how to eat

2008-12-30T01:52:00.001-08:00

IntroductionGeographic and cultural diversity, together with a long history of visiting foreign merchants and colonists, have produced Indonesia's unique cuisine, which is still largely unknown to the outside world with the possible exception of the Netherlands.The Chinese introduced nasi goreng (fried rice with vegetables), mie (noodles) stir-frying and the wajang (wok), the Indians their curries and spices (notably cardamom, coriander, cumin, ginger, onions and garlic), the Spanish chilli, peanuts and tomatoes while the Dutch have left their mark with sweets and cakes, and of course rijstaffel ( a selection of up to 40 dishes of meat, vegetables and rice served in individual bowls).Indonesian cuisine continues to adopt ingredients and technologies – thanks to the Indonesian people's open-mindedness towards the new and their ability to give the new dishes a 'local twist'. For example, at a McDonalds in Indonesia, a Big Mac comes with chilli and you can even order McSatay!

Most Indonesians eat rice as the main dish for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. In fact some Indonesians feel they don't eat a meal unless it is rice. There is a joke that says, even if you have eaten a loaf of bread, you are still hungry. It's gotta be rice! Other Indonesians are fine with bread or noodles. For those Indonesians who have been abroad, they got used having breakfast with bread.
Indonesians eat rice a lot. Lunch, for example, you'll see people with a plate full with rice and a piece of chicken, or fish, or eggs and "sambal" (chillie souce). Indonesians like to eat hot (as in spicy) food. I mean really really really HOT. I would say it is hotter than Mexican food. Even we put chillie in pizza!!! (It's wierd to me. But then again, I am the wierd one ... I cannot eat spicy/hot food!.) If you order food, make sure you say no chilly or no spicy. Otherwise, the default is HOT! There was a friend from Netherland who think that he can handle hot food. (The Dutch like spicy food too.) Boy, he was wrong. He spent two days in his hotel to recover the stomachache.
Each area in Indonesia has its own traditional food and custom. Here is a list of some of them.
Sundanese ("orang Sunda") in West Java likes to eat fresh vegetables and sambal. There is a joke that says you can leave them in the garden and they will be fine. Sundanese like to drink tea without sugar. So don't be surprised when they offer you tea but not sweat. Ask for sugar.
Javanese likes to eat sweet. Tea will be sweet.
Padang (West Sumatra) likes to eat hot/spicy food. They are famous for their spicy food and fast delivery. The waiter can bring dozens of plates with various dishes with his two hands (like juggling) in one trip. You'll eat whatever you like and at the end of meal the waiter will calculate the price. You'll find "Rumah Makan Padang" (Padang restaurant) everywhere in Indonesia. We think that there must be a Padang restaurant on the moon.
Most of the above food are available from restaurants. They are cheap compared to western standards. (I'll gather up some prices in the next update.)
We do have fast food like Mc Donalds, KFC, Wendy's, Pizza Hut, Burger King, Arby's. Other restaurants include various Italian restaurants, Tony Roma's, and others. You name it. Expensive restaurants are also available. Once, I went to a restaurant that serves Kobe steak. It costs US$100/plate! Whoa!

How Indonesians eat
Indonesians eat relatively simple but delicious meals. Indonesian food is essentially 'peasant' cuisine – fresh, simple ingredients, combined with a subtle blend of spices, resulting in a delicious, inexpensive meal. Eating only becomes a grand affair in Indonesia when communal feats are held to celebrate family occasions, such as weddings, funerals and circumcisions, or harvest and religious feasts, such as the end of Ramadan.
An Indonesian meal usually consists of a main rice (nasi) dish with a combination of meat, fish, chicken, vegetable and egg side dishes. The range of flavourings used in Indonesian cooking is vast. Aromatic coriander and cumin, together with chillies, lemon grass, coconut, kecap manis (sweet soy sauce) and palm sugar are all important flavourings while sambal – a hot chilli sauce – is served just about everywhere, in case the food isn't spicy enough!
Vegetables are well catered for and Indonesian cooking uses tahu (tofu, soybean cake) and tempe (fermented soybeans), which are both good sources of protein.
Traditionally, food is eaten using the fingers of the right hand (the left is considered unclean), hence the soft stickiness of their rice. However, in areas familiar with Westerners, cutlery will be provided – usually a spoon and a fork – but otherwise you'll just have to 'do as the natives do'.
Sate, nasi goreng and gado gado (vegetables with spicy peanut sauce) are some of Indonesia's most famous dishes.

Regional Food
Many dishes served in restaurants come from Java and Sumatra. The coastal areas traditionally use a wider range of spices and flavourings. Sumatran cooking blends fresh and dry spices to produce hot and spicy dishes served with plenty of rice to tone down the spices. Rendang (meat simmered in spices and coconut milk) is a traditional West Sumatran dish. The Javanese use a more subtle blend of fresh spices, together with chilli mellowed by the addition of sugar. The Sundanese people of West Java make a beautiful crisp aromatic salad (karedok).
The third region usually visited by tourists is Bali and Lombock, where you'll find delicious sate (small pieces of meat roasted on a skewer) and poultry dishes. Babi guling (roasted suckling pig) is a traditional Balinese dish.

Where to eat
Indonesians eat best at home. So an invitation to eat with any friends you make in Indonesia should not be missed! Outside the home there are a range of eating places open all day.
Snacks – soup, sate (satay), noodles, etc. – can be obtained from a kaki lima (food cart). The smaller ones are mobile and the larger ones have tables and benches nearby.
Warungs (street stalls) are simple, open-air eating-places providing a small range of dishes based on rice and one meat or vegetable. A good place for warungs is at the pasar malam (night market). It's unlikely you'll find a menu in them – either ask for what you want or have a look and see what others are eating.
Rumah makan (eating house) refers to anything one step above a warung, although some owners prefer to use the more western-sounding restoran. Offerings may be as simple as a warung's, but usually include more choices of meat and vegetable dishes, and spicy accompaniments.
Simple Padang restaurants are common everywhere, although they are most authentic around Padang, the West Sumatran capital from which the cuisine originates. You don't order, but are presented with plain rice and a large selection of hot and spicy meat, fish and vegetable dishes. You pay for what you eat. But beware – a lot of padang food is extremely hot!
Large hotels in places such as Jakarta and Bali often have extensive buffets, incorporating richly spiced and sauced dishes. This is a modern version of Dutch rijstaffel, which once fed planters and businessmen.
Spices, sauces and flavourings
Asam (Tamarind)
In Indonesian, asam is the name given to tamarind as well as the taste: sour. This is the pulp surrounding the pod found on the tamarind tree. It is usually sold in dried form and is mixed with water when used in curries and fish dishes.
Cengkeh (Cloves)
These are the buds of the clove tree. Once only grown in the Maluku islands, cloves were the catalyst for an intense trade war between the Dutch, English and Portuguese. You won't taste cloves much in Indonesian cooking but you will smell them burning everywhere as they're the prime ingredient in kretek (clove cigarettes).
Daun Jeruk Perut (Kaffir Lime Leaves)
These aromatic, tart-tasting leaves are used much the same way as bay leaves are – namely, added into a stock or curry then taken out before serving.
Duan Salam (Salam Leaves)
These leaves are also called 'Indonesian laurel leaves' or 'Indonesian bay leaves'. But neither name does the leaf justice. It is an aromatic ingredient added to savoury dishes.
Gula (Sugar)
The main sweetener in Indonesian cooking is gula merah (palm sugar), which is made by extracting and boiling sap from the jaka (palm tree). Unlike granulated cane sugar, palm sugar is sold as a solid block. When it comes to using the sugar, it is chipped off or even grated into the mix. (It is also what makes teh manis (sweet tea) so sweet.)
Kemiri (Candlenut)
The fleshy interior of these nuts is used to add a nutty flavour and creamy texture to dishes.
Laos & Kencur (Galangal)
Laos has the same shape and function as ginger, but is bright orange and has a more bitter taste. Also popular is kencur which has more of a kick than laos.
Minyak (Oil)
The most widely used oil is minyak kelapa (cocounut oil) as it burns at a high temperature, making it perfect for deep frying. Other types of oil include minyak kacang (peanut oil) and minyak jagung (corn oil). But coconut oil, also called minyak sawit, is the number one oil used for all types of cooking.
Pala (Nutmeg)
It's ironic that the ingredient all of Europe scrambled for in the 16th-17th centuries isn’t used very extensively in the Indonesian kitchen. The fruit of the nutmeg is made into a preserve called manisan pala and both the seed and the nutmeg's shell are dried and sold whole or as powder.
Duan Pendan (Screwpine)
This plant, named for its twisted stems, is used in traditional cooking from India to Australia. Screwpine is used in sweet dishes for its delicate fragrance and green colouring.
Terasi, Belacan (Shrimp Paste)
You'll know when you come across shrimp paste because it has a very fishy, pungent aroma. This paste is made from small shrimp that are rinsed in sea water, dried, salted, dried again then pummelled to a paste. It is left to dry for about two weeks before being shaped into blocks. As you would expect, the paste adds a fishy, salty flavour to dishes.
Chilli
Known as cabe when fresh off the bush and sambal when mashed into a paste, chillies are what make Indonesians tick and they'll add them to almost anything. If you ever fall victim to a deceptively hot chilli, don't try to extinguish the fire with water as it will only make it worse. Instead, eat some plain rice.
Sambal (Chilli sauce)
The Mexicans have salsa, the Indians chutney, but in Indonesia, the essential condiment is sambal (chilli sauce). A table set without sambal isn't set properly. Sambals come in many varieties but the base for any sambal will be chillies, garlic, shallots and salt. Here are some of the most popular varieties:
Sambal Badjak: Chilli sauce made with shallots, sugar, tamarind, galangal and shrimp paste. Fried to a caramel consistency. (Mild by Indonesian standards.)
Sambal Jeruk: Chilli sauce made with lime juice, lime peel, salt and vinegar.
Sambal Terasi: Chilli sauce made with lime and roasted shrimp paste.
Ulek: Chilli sauce made with vinegar and lots of chillies. Very spicy!
Pecel: This sauce is similar to sambal but the spice is lessened with the addition of peanuts and tomato.
Saus Kacang (Peanut Sauce)
This is one of Indonesia's most famous culinary exports, the reason being that peanut sauce is so versatile. It can be used as a condiment, as a dip or as the flavour for a main meal. It is most famous for its appearance in gado gado.
Kecap (Soy Sauce)
Every restaurant in the country provides their diners with a bottle of soy sauce (made from soybeans fermented in brine). Most provide two – kecap asin (salty soy sauce), which is the same as soy sauce found throughout the world, and kecap manis (sweet soy sauce) which is thicker and sweeter.
A Recipe: Beef Rendang
Ingredients
6 cups coconut milk2 salam leaves2 lime leaves1 turmeric leaf1 cinnamon stick (3 cm)1 lemongrass tick (10 cm)15 cloves shallots15 cloves garlic1 piece of ginger (3 cm)1 piece of galangal (3 cm)1 nutmeg seed2 tbs chilli paste500g prime rump beef cut into 4 sq cm pieces (leave fat on)Salt to taste
Method
Heat the coconut milk in an uncovered wok over a very low flame. Add the salem leaves, lime leaves, turmeric leaf, cinnamon stick and lemongrass (don't cut these up). Crush the shallots, garlic, ginger, galangal and nutmeg to a paste. For this you can use a food processor or a traditional Indonesian mortar and pestle. Add this paste, the chilli paste and the salt to the coconut milk. Once the ingredients are heated through, add the beef and leave to cook very slowly for about four hours. Once the coconut milk has been reduced to an oily paste that sticks to the meat it is ready.
Rendang is very rich, so it's best served with lots of rice and other dishes.

http://www.garudarestaurant.co.uk/food.htm

indonesian cheap hotel

2008-12-30T01:30:00.000-08:00

Puri Dajuma Cottages, Eco Beach Resort & Spa Bali Pekutatan Village, Negara
Puri Dajuma Cottages, Eco Beach Resort and spa in West BaliPuri Dajuma Cottages is located in nice, quiet, natural surroundings for relaxing in the countryside of West Bali, which is still a authentic and natural Bali far form all the main tourism streams in the center and south of the Island; many possibilities for sightseeing, culture/traditional experiences and sportive activities like fishing, hiking diving/snorkelling, surfing; Our Boutique Hotel was built in 2002, on a slope overhanging a cape, so that from any place we get a 360 degrees view: crossed tides on the rocky cape and its birds, virgin beaches, fishermen prahos, surfers... Our romantic restaurant is famous for its tasty food, the sea-view SPA provides any body-care you need. Many tours are organised to discover the authentic and marvellous West Bali: temples, holy hot springs, volcanoes, rice fields, traditional markets and handy craft, trekking, snorkelling and diving, traditional music, buffalo?s races? Other activities are available with a particular attention paid to design a personalized holiday.18 cottages with ocean and panoramic view with a Spa surrounded by a tropical garden directly at the ocean; 20 x 10 meter freshwater pool with bar and kids area at the oceanfront; direct beach access to a rock cape and two lonely sandy beaches. Small charming lobby with small gift and accessory boutique, internet access and a small meeting/seminar room; also usable for small banquettes; Room description:12 VIP with direct ocean view and 6 Deluxe with panoramic view are available. All Cottages have AC, Bathtub, hot water, private Balinese shower, mini bar, fridge, small terrace, twin beds or double bed. (Extra bed available). General information:Hospitality in the family flair of Dajuma; tropical garden on a slight hill that overlooks the incredible landscaping and black sandy beach; Quality and service are our main focus; Spa/wellness center are a perfect place for relaxation; Restaurant offers choices of tasty international dishes all made from fresh ingredients.Puri Dajuma Restaurant:Located in a natural setting, the restaurant welcomes you to its charming atmosphere under a traditional Balinese thatched roof; 180-degrees ocean view for magnificent sunsets; Indonesian, Thai, Indian, European cuisine; Best tropical cocktails, branded spirits and wines?

cofee colagen box (clien: PT.WBA)

2008-12-30T01:22:00.000-08:00

suatu hari saya mendapatkan project untuk membuat kemasan kopi 2 sekaligus yang pertama untuk menengah keatas dimana harganya selangit 250.000/box@10 box kecil, dengan request berkesan ekslusive dan tidak berkesan kopi murahan yang mudah didapat diwarung dan kedua kelas menengah yang masih jelas gambar kopinya hanya saja kedua kopi tersebut mempunyai kelebihan asupan suplemen didalamnya

packaging box

2008-12-30T00:27:00.000-08:00

when a designer working in a company or other, and manufactur responsibilities also to support the product usually busy he said, being kind of dummy for the inner box or other packaging. and this morning, the concentration of our two first and second visual design thinking of packing .. But to help his friends that may cause lazy to the mold knife Pond I try to post some packaging may be in the instruction