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Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Police release man resembling one of Bali bombing suspects

Police release man resembling one of Bali bombing suspectsThe Jakarta Post, Denpasar/Kupang The police released on Saturday a man arrested in Ngada regency, East Nusa Tenggara, two days earlier for his resemblance to a sketch of a suspect in the Bali nightclub bombings that killed over 190 people.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Uncovering the Lost History of Gerwani

Uncovering the Lost History of GerwaniRachel Rinaldo, Contributor, Jakarta Sexual Politics in Indonesia; By Saskia Wieringa; Palgrave MacMillan, 2002; 390 ppWhy is the history of Gerakan Wanita Indonesia (Gerwani), the mass women's organization once associated with the Indonesian Communist Party ...

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Accentuate your house with lighting

Accentuate your house with lightingMaria Endah Hulupi, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta When we think about lighting, the first thing comes to mind is it only serves to help people see and to facilitate their activities at night.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Now Showing

Now Showing The Eye (Horror/Thriller, 98 minutes). Starring Angelica Lee, Lawrence Chou, Chutcha Rujinanon. Directed by the Pang Brothers (Oxide Pang Chun & Danny Pang).A blind young woman gets an eye operation and begins to see again, but even more than ordinary people do.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Still Playing

Still Playing The Rats (Thriller). Starring Madchen Amick, Vincent Spano. Directed by John Lafia.For a movie about rats attacking people in New York City there is way too much talking. Only for those who have never had rodent problems. Skip it.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/A Thousand steps to revive Bali tourism

A Thousand steps to revive Bali tourismFitri Wulandari, The Jakarta Post, Kuta, Bali A mantra from the holy Hindu scripture Wedha to praise Almighty God was chanted by members of the Hindu Waisnawa Sampradaya sect in a solemn "A Thousand Steps to Bali" procession on Saturday afternoon, a campaign ...

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Consumers ignore economic 'problems'

Consumers ignore economic 'problems'A'an Suryana and Emmy Fitri, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Indonesia is a land of controversy.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/James Nachtwey, a sensitive war photographer

James Nachtwey, a sensitive war photographerHera Diani The Jakarta Post JakartaThe only disappointing thing about longtime war photographer James Nachtwey, 54, is that he can't give a satisfactory answer on how to cope with the tragedy of war.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Indonesian shopkeepers lack innovation

Indonesian shopkeepers lack innovationHera Diani, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta When you walk inside Plaza Senayan in Central Jakarta you are welcomed by a gigantic picture of a sweating, half-naked model in the window of the Christian Dior store.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/City boutiques offer more choice of designer clothes

City boutiques offer more choice of designer clothesRikza Abdullah, Contributor, Jakarta As the Idul Fitri, Christmas and New Year holidays draw closer, Jakartans are preparing by visiting boutiques and other stores to find casual dresses that will be suitable for different occasions during the ...

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Gusmao tells refugees they are safe in homeland

Gusmao tells refugees they are safe in homelandYemris Fointuna, The Jakarta Post, Kupang Visiting East Timor President Jose Alexandre Xanana Gusmao called on the remaining East Timorese refugees to return home and assured them that they would be treated humanely upon their arrival home.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/James Nachtwey, a sensitive war photographer

James Nachtwey, a sensitive war photographerHera Diani The Jakarta Post JakartaThe only disappointing thing about longtime war photographer James Nachtwey, 54, is that he can't give a satisfactory answer on how to cope with the tragedy of war.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/On the Record

On the Record Artist: Suede; Album: A New Morning (Sony Music)As the first single Positivity hits the airwaves, I thought it was just too typical Suede. The line, "Your smile is your credit card/And your currency is your love," is a bit of a headscratcher.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Retail construction: Is business back?

Retail construction: Is business back?Text by Emmy Fitri, photos by Robert S. FinneganAlready bustling and dense Jakarta will soon see a number of new and modern retail centers break ground in the capital.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Suspect in grenade attack arrested

Suspect in grenade attack arrested INDONESIA: Following the arrest of Thayib, one of the suspects in the grenade attack near a property of the U.S. government on Jl. Teluk Betung, Central Jakarta, police managed to nab another suspect in Cianjur, West Java.Jakarta Police Detectives chief Sr. Comr.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Auto brands make innovations to satisfy customers

Auto brands make innovations to satisfy customersPrimastuti Handayani, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta For a young executive like Ronny who does not have the time to go to a auto workshop, after-sales service means a lot.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/TV Program: Sunday, November 3, 2002

TV Program: Sunday, November 3, 2002TVRI 5:00 a.m. Religious Teachings6:00 News7:30 Sports8:00 Quiz8:30 Children's Program9:00 Cartoon10:00 Music11:00 Maskum Show12:30 p.m.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/BMW 735iL: Enjoying a luxurious and prestigious car

BMW 735iL: Enjoying a luxurious and prestigious carHera Diani, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Strangely, the recent journey to try out the new BMW 7-Series was highlighted by "fly moments".

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Good diet, exercise help reduce risk of coronary heart problems

Good diet, exercise help reduce risk of coronary heart problemsMaria Endah Hulupi, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta What would you do if someone sitting next to you suddenly fainted? A middle-aged woman -- who was attending a health seminar at a hospital in South Jakarta -- shouted in panic when she ...

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/French scientists finds surprise solution to OCD

French scientists finds surprise solution to OCDPaul Michaud, Contributor, Paris Two French scientists say they have come up, quite accidentally, with a solution to Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) that involves implanting electrodes destined originally to control Parkinson's disease.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Fashion in 2003: Fresh and sexy

Fashion in 2003: Fresh and sexyMuara Bagdja, Contributor, Jakarta A romantic style is sweeping the entire fashion world.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Asia, Europe still fascinate interior designers

Asia, Europe still fascinate interior designersMaria Endah Hulupi The Jakarta Post JakartaAsia has long been known for its exotic ornaments while Europe has been famous for its glamor. Both continents have inspired American designer Thomas B.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/James Nachtwey, a sensitive war photographer

James Nachtwey, a sensitive war photographerHera Diani, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta The only disappointing thing about longtime war photographer James Nachtwey, 54, is that he can't give a satisfactory answer on how to cope with the tragedy of war.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/'It's the brains, stupid': Kleinsteuber

'It's the brains, stupid': KleinsteuberRobert S. Finnegan, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Dr. Fritz Kleinsteuber is the Managing Director of the German- Indonesian Chamber of Commerce (EKONID) and has resided in Indonesia for 30 years.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/James Nachtwey, a sensitive war photographer

James Nachtwey, a sensitive war photographerHera Diani The Jakarta Post JakartaThe only disappointing thing about longtime war photographer James Nachtwey, 54, is that he can't give a satisfactory answer on how to cope with the tragedy of war.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Retail construction: Is business back?

Retail construction: Is business back?Text by Emmy Fitri, photos by Robert S. FinneganAlready bustling and dense Jakarta will soon see a number of new and modern retail centers break ground in the capital.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/The perils of being a transnational

The perils of being a transnational Most of the time, being able to access both Australia and Indonesia in my psyche is fun, as well as emotionally and, hopefully, mentally enriching.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Opera, another treat from Taiwan

Opera, another treat from TaiwanJason Volker, Contributor, Taipei "I'm sure nobody will mind if I help myself," chuckles King Monkey as he skips through the Queen of Heaven's immortal peach orchard.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Christian Frei: Documentary shows authentic moments

Christian Frei: Documentary shows authentic momentsHera Diani, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta At this year's Jakarta International Film Festival (JIFFest), which ended on Sunday, one of the most attended films was War Photographer, a 2002 Academy Award nominee.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Asia, Europe inspire designers

Asia, Europe inspire designersMaria Endah Hulupi, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Asia has long been known for its exotic ornaments while Europe has been famous for its glamor.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/'Up the Garden Path' now available in Indonesian

'Up the Garden Path' now available in IndonesianEmmy Fitri, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Once in a while, you should take the time to walk around a garden, feel the breeze and smell the flowers, grass and trees.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Quake injures dozens, destroys hundreds of buildings

Quake injures dozens, destroys hundreds of buildingsNani Farida and Apriadi Gunawan, The Jakarta Post, Banda Aceh/Medan A strong earthquake rocked parts of Aceh province and neighboring North Sumatra on Saturday morning, injuring at least 43 people and destroying or damaging hundreds of houses, ...

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Fashion goes on the wild side in 2003

Fashion goes on the wild side in 2003Muara Bagdja, Contributor, Jakarta What fashion will prevail in Indonesia in 2003? Last Thursday, designers from the Indonesian Association of Fashion Designers and Entrepreneurs (APPMI) and the Indonesian Association of Fashion Designers (IPMI) tried to ...

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Muslim fashion: Getting Ramadhan, Idul Fitri in new style

Muslim fashion: Getting Ramadhan, Idul Fitri in new styleEmmy Fitri, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta As a predominantly Muslim country, fashion for Muslims is very important to many Indonesian women.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/BIN house cloth presentation: From heart and hands come excellence

BIN house cloth presentation: From heart and hands come excellenceHera Diani, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta The recent cloth presentation from designer Obin (she prefers to be called cloth vendor, though) was wrapped in a way that it became a feast for the eyes, the heart and, yes, the stomach.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Fashion and interior design reflect one's lifestyle

Fashion and interior design reflect one's lifestyleMaria Endah Hulupi, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Do you remember the Von Trapp' children roaming around Saltzburg dressed in nothing but some old drapes in The Sound of Music?In the much-loved film, drapes were used to make simple play clothes for ...

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/James Nachtwey, a sensitive war photographer

James Nachtwey, a sensitive war photographerHera Diani The Jakarta Post JakartaThe only disappointing thing about longtime war photographer James Nachtwey, 54, is that he can't give a satisfactory answer on how to cope with the tragedy of war.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Superstar Khan wants to give something back to audiences

Superstar Khan wants to give something back to audiencesPrimastuti Handayani, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta Stepping inside the lobby of the JW Marriott Hotel in Casablanca, South Jakarta, I can sense the tight security, but it's not only because of the Bali bomb blast three weeks ago.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Most people buy glasses for fashion purposes

Most people buy glasses for fashion purposesSudibyo M. Wiradji, Contributor, Jakarta Even though glasses are not a basic necessity like food or clothes, optic retail stores in the country see a stable market from year to year because there are always customers racing out to buy new eyewear for ...

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Where to go in Jakarta: Sunday, November 3, 2002

Where to go in Jakarta: Sunday, November 3, 2002Exhibitions * Mask by Gallis and Rakidi, The British Council, S. Widjojo Center 1st floor, Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 71, South Jakarta (Tel. 2524115), until Dec. 31. * Painting Goresan Warna 2002, World Trade Center, Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Xanana assures refugees' safety in homeland

Xanana assures refugees' safety in homelandYemris Fointuna The Jakarta Post KupangVisiting East Timor President Jose Alexandre Xanana Gusmao called on the remaining East Timorese refugees to return home and assured them that they would be treated humanely upon their arrival home.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Picture perfect

Picture perfectHe's soft-spoken, rather shy and has the calm and centered demeanor of a Zen philosopher. But many consider James Nachtwey to be the bravest and best war photographer ever. Will his advancing age and impaired hearing slow him down? The answer is no.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/Sniper kills one, injures three

Sniper kills one, injures three INDONESIA: An unknown sniper shot dead one civilian and injured three others on Galunggung-Galela street in the capital of strife-torn Maluku province, Ambon, late Saturday.

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/On the Shelves

On the Shelves Surat dari Palmerah: Indonesia dalam Politik Mehong 1996 - 1999 (Letters from Palmerah: Indonesia under the Mehong Politics 1996 - 1999); By Seno Gumira Ajidarma; Kepustakaan Populer Gramedia (KPG), Jakarta, April 2002; xxii + 287 ppAlthough the reform drive in Indonesia has been ...

Sun, 03 Nov 2002

JP/High schools students enjoy making documentaries

High schools students enjoy making documentariesJoko E.H. Anwar, Contributor, Jakarta Among many filmmakers who attended the screening of their work during this year's Jakarta International Film Festival (JIFFest), 18 high school students may have been the most excited.