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Badung and Denpasar Situations
2008-03-10 10:24:00
Badung and Denpasar regency includes Bali ?s capital city o Denpasar and the major tourism beach resort center. The Badung kingdom raise during the 19th century with the growing importance of trade and as the Dutch defeated other Balinese rulers. This is ended in 1906 with the Dutch massacre of the Badung house refused to pay for the looting of the wrecked ship of Sanur. The final battle is commemorate by the large statue at the Puputan field (Lapangan Puputan) in the center of Denpasar. Across the street is the museum Bali with traditional artifact. The huge Badung Market (Pasar Badung) offers everything imaginable for sale, and Satria has a bird market. The Maospahit temple (Pura Maospahit) has unusual architecture, and beyond the city in Mengwi the beautiful temples of Sada and Ayun Garden (Taman Ayun) with its museum Yadnya of ritual items, and Bukit Sari in the Sangeh monkey forest. Towards Sanur is the Werdi Budaya art center with art collections and performances. Every June ? ...
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Religion and Temples in Bali
2008-03-06 11:24:00
Balinese religion, Hindu Dharma, blends animism, Buddhism, and Hinduism. Ancient beliefs in nature spirit are the basis including other faiths, but the key is keeping a balance in cosmos and within oneself. The main believes are the existing of a single divine being, the individual soul, and the effect of action and future rebirths, reincarnation of the soul, and eventual release from rebirth, and union with the divine. An Offering to the deities, human, ancestors and priests, as seen as gifts of thanks or appeasement. Ceremonies can be done almost anytime and anywhere, but auspicious days and temples are best.A Pura or temple is a walled-in place with an inner courtyard containing shrines and pavilions for the visiting deities. Outer areas have cooking areas and performance places.An Odalan or anniversary celebration is a festival event, with music, dance, offerings, rituals and worship, all happening together, it is as much a time for socializing and entertainment as it is a relig...
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History of Bali
2008-03-04 11:23:00
Bali, one of more than 13.000 islands in Indonesia, is famous of its scenic beauty, dynamic culture, and friendly people. Located just south of the equator, tropical Bali has a hot, wet season (November ? March) and a cool, dry one (May ? September). Towering volcano, some still active, contains large lakes which provide water for irrigating thousands of terraced rice fields, enabling up to 3 harvest per year, over the centuries the Balinese has fused influences from Asia and the west with their own traditions. Prehistoric remains predating the Christian era have been found, but the earliest inscription date only from the 9th century. Buddhism arrived from India during the first few centuries. A.D. followed by Hinduism and trade contacts with china. Relations with Java begin in the 11th century, but full control of Bali did not come until 1334 and lasted over just 100 years. A division of the realm followed as factions of the various Balinese ruling houses vied of power over the nex...
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Batur Lake and Mountain
2008-03-02 11:22:00
Another Beautiful Scene in Bali Island, Batur Lake .
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Uluwatu Temple
2008-02-29 11:21:00
Those Picture Above are Some Part in Uluwatu Temple .
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Tanah Lot Temple
2008-02-26 11:21:00
Another Side in Tanah Lot Temple Area.
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Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary in Ubud
2008-02-23 11:20:00
The Ubud Monkey forest is a small nature preserve on the southern outskirts of Ubud.Bali nese macaques, they're very tolerant of people, but are famous for stealing food and sunglasses from tourists, so you have to be careful around them. :)One side in Monkey Forest , Ubud.
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Bali from Above
2008-02-20 11:19:00
Have you ever seen Bali island form above? No need an airplane, a hang glider, or some kind of parasailing. Here it is, I have made for you some picture of Bali from above. I take some of those pictures from satellite imagery and process it using remote sensing software. Who knows some of you would like to watch it. It?s quite nice.
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I Got Renewal Contract.
2008-02-18 08:16:00
I already live for one year in Bali. Today, February 19th, 2008, is the end of my one year working contract. But obviously I got renewal for another one year. Yeah, great, it will be another opportunity to exploring Bali. Ha-Ha-Ha.
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Hey, I got a job in Bali….
2008-02-18 08:15:00
I want to tell you, what I’m feeling when I got a job in Bali. Hurray.., that is the first word coming to my head when I got an offer to work in Bali. Bali island can you imagine it. It’s gone be great. I can go for playing, playing, playing everywhere, it’s already in my head from the first time I heard that. Who is the guy won’t be happy will work in Bali island. Some people said”It’s a beautiful place”. Some other said”It’s the number one destination in tourism for some people”. Some of my friends also said, “It’s the one of first place everybody in the world want to come in”. What would in your mind if you got this opportunity? For my self, I have visit Bali for several times. But it’s only for five days each, on a study tour framework, with some of my friends. Actually, it was can’t be fun at all, it was already full of schedule, so I can’t go anywhere I want to go. I used to have a wish, getting work in a place so I can play everywhere I want. K...

How will Good Spatial Data on Indonesia’s Forest Resources be Use?
2008-02-12 04:00:00
Accurate, up-to-date, reliable spatial information on Indonesia’s forest resources can be analyzed and used to improve decision-making processes, develop effective policies and reforms that can mitigate deforestation, detect illegal logging and forest conversion, and inform spatial planning processes. It can also be used to monitor forest cover change and carbon emissions.
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Does Spatial Data on Indonesia’s Forest Need to be Improved?
2008-02-12 03:55:00
Forest management and policy in Indonesia suffer at all level from in adequate data of poor or inconsistent quality. The last national assessment of land cover and land use (RePPProT) was made in the early 1980s, and rapid deforestation and changing land use since then have rendered it obsolete. A consensus based framework to reliability to reliably monitor changes in forest cover and land use also does not exist. This means that there is no reliable system in place to collect and analyze forest cover data. Decentralization has also meant that forest sector information on the legal boundaries and licenses of logging concessions, industrial timber plantations are no longer kept in a central database. Instead, this information is scattered throughout the Indonesian archipelago in is not systematically collected or archived. Moreover, most of the data on the legal boundaries and licenses of large-scale forest enterprises is only recorded on paper maps which needed to be digitized...
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Papua Natural Resources
2008-02-12 03:54:00
Papua now host one of the largest intact forest areas in the world. Forests cover 31.7 million hectares or 80% of Papua’s land area. These forests potentially store approximately 8,051 million tones of carbon and are home to 54% Indonesia’s biodiversity.
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Community Mapping in Indonesia
2008-02-12 03:49:00
Community mapping is a tool that allows indigenous people to map their land and forest resources in a participatory way. It can be a tool to resolve conflicts. Why? Because it can also be used to mediate conflicts between the government and indigenous people and provides an avenue for both parties to negotiate and agree upon spatial plans and customary boundaries. In other words, community mapping can be used to help indigenous people to gain recognition to their land rights and to have a say in natural resources management. Community mapping was first applied in Indonesia in conservation area, such as Kayan Mentarang National Park and Wasur National Park. In these area, it was used to: identify the land use rights of indigenous people, assist indigenous people to gain government recognition of their customary lands and to allow them to have a say in conservation management. It is now widely used upon Indonesian archipelago and often applied as a tool to resolve conflicts between...
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