Health RemediesEmily SprakelNovember 25, 2011April 4, 2021 by Emily SprakelNovember 25, 2011April 4, 20210 As the dry season turns wet and the rains come knocking on our doors (and, in my case at least,...
Hashing In JakartaPaul V. WaltersNovember 25, 2011April 4, 2021 by Paul V. WaltersNovember 25, 2011April 4, 20211 Hash House Harriers also known as “The Hash” can be found in many countries throughout the world and especially in...
Alliance Jiu-Jitsu: Now Available in IndonesiaBob HollandNovember 25, 2011April 4, 2021 by Bob HollandNovember 25, 2011April 4, 20217 Alliance Jiu-jitsu is one of the most prominent Brazilian Jiu-jitsu associations, and the current, defending Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu World team champions,...
Yoga in Nature; Nature in YogaChristopher J.November 24, 2011September 24, 2017 by Christopher J.November 24, 2011September 24, 20172 Let nature calm your mind through yoga Many yoga asana (pose) names and characteristics are derived from nature like the...
Sticks and Stones won?t Break by Bones and Artfully they Speak for me ? the Eco in Kamoro ArtDennis G. KloethNovember 24, 2011October 23, 2017 by Dennis G. KloethNovember 24, 2011October 23, 20170 Long and heavy it lies on the wet morning grass, the dew licking its undersides. Young sunlight grazes its skin....
Living a Greener Life in the Big DurianRoderick des TombeNovember 24, 2011November 17, 2024 by Roderick des TombeNovember 24, 2011November 17, 20241 Imagine if you could turn your home in Jakarta into a modern tropical paradise. Imagine it was like staying in...
The Jakarta Belly SyndromeDavid MetcalfNovember 24, 2011September 24, 2017 by David MetcalfNovember 24, 2011September 24, 20170 A few days ago, as I was in the clinic practicing like usual when a patient of mine – Priti...
A Million Dollar Treasure in West-JavaBartele SantemaNovember 17, 2011September 24, 2017 by Bartele SantemaNovember 17, 2011September 24, 20172 The kids in the kampong peeked from behind broken windows. It was a poor kampong and a lot of the...
Art and RevolutionBruce W CarpenterNovember 16, 2011September 24, 2017 by Bruce W CarpenterNovember 16, 2011September 24, 20170 S. Sudjojono, 1913-1986 One of the ultimate tools of revolution is art. So, too, revolution ideas often stimulate revolutionary visuals...
Riding Jalur NuRaKaren DavisNovember 15, 2011September 24, 2017 by Karen DavisNovember 15, 2011September 24, 20170 As the crow flies Puncak is a mere 80 kilometres to the south east of Jakarta. In the hills of...
Music, Is It Here To Stay?Bill DaltonNovember 15, 2011September 6, 2017 by Bill DaltonNovember 15, 2011September 6, 20170 THE FALL Is it the real death of the music industry? How many songs do you have on your...
Indonesia’ First Celebrity ArtistBruce W CarpenterNovember 15, 2011April 14, 2021 by Bruce W CarpenterNovember 15, 2011April 14, 20211 Raden Saleh Boestaman (c. 1807-1880) This well-known photo of Raden Saleh, Indonesia’s ‘first’ western-style painter was taken in 1870 when...
Pastis PleaseAngela JelitaNovember 8, 2011September 6, 2017 by Angela JelitaNovember 8, 2011September 6, 20170 Have you tried Pastis? No, not the French liqueur, the Mediterranean-come-Italian Kitchen and Bar in Aston at the Kuningan Suites....
Climbing the Less Well-Known Peaks of IndonesiaJoe YaggiNovember 8, 2011September 6, 2017 by Joe YaggiNovember 8, 2011September 6, 20170 As editor of the not-for-profit hiking website Gunung Bagging, I have spent the last few years exploring countless mountain peaks...
Presidential ArtBruce W CarpenterNovember 7, 2011August 3, 2021 by Bruce W CarpenterNovember 7, 2011August 3, 20211 Complex, contradictory and politically brilliant, Engineer Sukarno, the first president of the Republic of Indonesia, was a renowned lover of...