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        "id": 1169710,
        "msgid": "intl-artists-meet-in-bandung-1447893297",
        "date": "2005-08-05 00:00:00",
        "title": "Int'l artists meet in Bandung",
        "author": null,
        "source": "JP",
        "tags": null,
        "topic": null,
        "summary": "Int'l artists meet in Bandung BANDUNG: At least 20 young artists from 20 countries will be in Bandung for Art Camp 2005, starting Aug. 4 to Aug. 12. The event's publication and documentation officer, Tarlen Handayani, said on Thursday that Indonesia was the third country to host the camp, which was staged in Paris, France (2003), and Tokyo, Japan, in 2004.",
        "content": "<p>Int'l artists meet in Bandung<\/p>\n<p>BANDUNG: At least 20 young artists from 20 countries will be<br>\nin Bandung for Art Camp 2005, starting Aug. 4 to Aug. 12.<\/p>\n<p>The event's publication and documentation officer, Tarlen<br>\nHandayani, said on Thursday that Indonesia was the third country<br>\nto host the camp, which was staged in Paris, France (2003), and<br>\nTokyo, Japan, in 2004.<\/p>\n<p>Sponsored by the Asia-Europe Foundation and organized by the<br>\nBandung Center for New Media Arts, the camp is themed Artist<br>\nInitiatives Space and New Media Arts.<\/p>\n<p>She said the camp was developed as a media to exchange<br>\ninformation, practical context of art and a forum to share<br>\nexperiences while allowing artist in hosting countries to network<br>\nwith other artists.<\/p>\n<p>The participants are final-year art students aged between 20<br>\nand 25 coming from Austria, China, Denmark, England, France,<br>\nGermany, Italy, Portugal, Thailand, the Netherlands. Indonesia is<br>\nrepresented by Erik Pauhrizi, a design and fine arts student at<br>\nthe Bandung Institute of Technology. -- JP<\/p>\n<p>;JP;INDRA HARSAPUTRA;STE;CD;<br>\nANPAa..r..<br>\nFocus-Surabaya-police<br>\nJP\/5\/FOCUS<\/p>\n<p>Policemen suffer<br>\nrespiratory ailments<\/p>\n<p>SURABAYA: The incidence of acute respiratory infection among<br>\npolice officers in East Java increases 5 percent each year, a<br>\npolice official said on Tuesday.<\/p>\n<p>East Java traffic police director Sr. Comr. Adjar Triadi<br>\nrevealed the alarming trend on Thursday after receiving 3,000<br>\nface masks from PT Kalbe Farma.<\/p>\n<p>Last year, from the 35,397 policemen in the province, 5,628 of<br>\nthem had respiratory problems. Of that number, 2,335 of them have<br>\nacute respiratory infections.<\/p>\n<p>\"The increasing number of policemen suffering from acute<br>\nrespiratory infections is due to the rapid increase in the number<br>\nof motorized vehicles, at 15 percent per year,\" Adjar said.<\/p>\n<p>In order to protect police officers from infection, he said<br>\nthe police would transfer traffic police officers to<br>\nadministrative work after working on the street for a year. -- JP<\/p>",
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