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JP\/P.J. Leo<\/p>\n
First Lady Kristiani Yudhoyono (left), accompanied by health
\nminister Siti Fadilah Supari (right), listens to an explanation
\nfrom a staff member of the Jakarta Breast Health Foundation about
\nbreast check-ups at a mobile clinic. Kristiani launched the
\nmobile clinic for mammography at the Darmais Cancer Hospital in
\nWest Jakarta recently.<\/p>\n
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USINDO<\/p>\n
The United States Indonesia Society (USINDO) President Alphonse
\nLa Porta (third from left) chats with Syiah Kuala University
\nRector Abdi A. Wahab (second from right), while chief operating
\nofficer of Sampoerna Foundation Elam Merday (extreme left), Syiah
\nKuala University Deputy Rector Darni Daut (second from left) and
\nprogram and alumni affairs director of Sampoerna Foundation Eddy
\nHenry listen to the conversation. USINDO and the Syiah Kuala
\nUniversity signed a memorandum of understanding last week on the
\nestablishment of a community-based school in Banda Aceh. The
\nproject will be administered and supervised by the Sampoerna
\nFoundation.<\/p>\n
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ACG International School<\/p>\n
Parents and students of ACG International School wear various
\ntraditional costumes on the last day of a week-long cultural
\nevent. The event was held from Aug. 22 to Aug. 26 involving
\nparents, students and teachers of the school. The program was
\norganized to celebrate the diversity of cultures.<\/p>\n
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JP\/Mulkan Salmona<\/p>\n
Jamu (herbal medicine) producer Martha Tilaar, actress-cum-
\nlegislator Marissa Haque, businesswoman Dewi Motik Pramono and
\nUnited Nations Ambassador for Millennium Development Goals Erna
\nWitoelar (from left to right) beat a bamboo instrument to
\ninaugurate Kampung Djamoe Organik (Organic jamu village) in
\nCikarang industrial zone, Bekasi. The Martha Tilaar Foundation
\nand environmental watchdog Kehati Foundation opened the premises
\non Sept. 1 to green the industrial zone as well as to provide a
\ncenter for research on herbal medicine.<\/p>",
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