Purwadi sets new national record in standard pistol JAKARTA (JP): Purwadi S. of Brawijaya shooting club set a new
national record in the standard pistol individual event on the
fourth day of the Inter-club National Championships at the Bung
Karno Shooting Range in Senayan, Central Jakarta, on ... More ...
Six countries gear up for Asian Cup JAKARTA (JP): Six countries are gearing up for the fourth
Asian Cup Baseball Championship at the Bung Karno Baseball
Stadium in Senayan, Central Jakarta.They are Hongkong, Malaysia, Pakistan, Thailand, Uzbekistan
and host Indonesia. More ...
'Unfair' ruling in taekwondo c'ships JAKARTA (JP): Central Java taekwondo supporters broke into the
arena following a judgment on the third day of the second LG Cup
Taekwondo National Championships at Bung Karno Tennis Indoor
Stadium in Senayan, Central Jakarta. More ...
How to keep yourself safe from bombs JAKARTA (JP): Here are some tips from Bill Glenwright of
security consultancy firm, Hill and Associates, and the Indonesia
Peace Forum's information center on how to avoid getting caught
in a bomb-related sticky situation or getting out of it when you
suddenly ... More ...
Local theater offers ample action, thriller and comedy JAKARTA (JP): It's Sunday. You'll probably have more time for
yourself. Why don't you spend your holiday seeing your favorite
movies at local theaters? Before you decide where to go, The
Jakarta Post's contributor Joko E. More ...
Sartono: History provides a sense of collective identityBy Tjahjono Ep. YOGYAKARTA (JP): As the threat of national disintegration
looms, this nation must reinforce its national identity. More ...
President to visit Australia It seems unnatural if relations between neighboring countries,
like Indonesia and Australia, both with a different, if not
contrasting background of civilizations, remain even. More ...
Refugees' fee stolen TUAL, Maluku (JP): Humanitarian activists slammed on Saturday
the Social Welfare Agency in Southeast Maluku for allegedly
swindling approximately Rp 698 million (US$73,500) in meal
allowances which were supposed to have been distributed to
refugees in the strife-torn regency. More ...
Canadian charity lends helping hand in SolorBy Maria Kegel VANCOUVER (JP): Miracles do happen and one place they have is
on the remote island of Solor in East Flores. More ...
Forget the bomb scares, just hope the hydrants work The recent spate of bombings in Jakarta and other major cities
has not only cast doubt on the police's ability to deal with
terrorist attacks but also made the public wonder where the next
target will be. More ...
Where to go in Jakarta: Exhibitions * Iranian Arts, National Museum, Jl. Medan Merdeka Barat 12,
Central Jakarta, until Feb. 22. Contact 331378 for more
information.
* Photo: Indonesian Press Photo Service's (Ipphos) photos (1945
- 1950), I See Gallery, The Polish cultural center, Jl. More ...
When You Come Home ...By Alex Leonard From nine in the morning when you go to work till five in the
evening when you come home, I'm all alone. I have no friends. I
have nothing to do. I just stare into space all day. More ...
Your elderly dogs need special careBy Maria Endah Hulupi JAKARTA (JP): Just like humans, elderly dogs require great
care and attention.Old dogs will show their appreciation when you caress their
heads, and become excited when you cuddle them. More ...
Marlev to play for Japanese club JAKARTA (JP): Indonesia's world number eight Marlev Mainaky
will play for a Japanese club soon but will still represent his
native country in international competitions. More ...
'I want to be like Mother Theresa' Dorce Gamalama has looked at life from both sides now -- and
likes it better as a woman. The country's most famous transsexual
is also known for a full-range singing voice and a ribald humor. More ...
Exploring Yogyakarta's alternative galleriesBy Bodewyn Brands YOGYAKARTA (JP): Although Yogyakarta is the home of the
National Art Academy, and with about 80 universities a center of
art and education in Indonesia, there are not many galleries
where one can see what artists produce today. More ...
Now Showing Duets (Drama/Comedy, 112 minutes). Starring Maria Bello, Andre
Braugher, Paul Giamatti, Huey Lewis, Gwyneth Paltrow. Directed by
Bruce Paltrow.Veteran karaoke hustler Ricky Dean (Lewis) has just met his
sweet Vegas showgirl daughter Liv (Gwyneth Paltrow) for the first
time. More ...
Islam and democratization in Indonesia Civil Islam, Muslims and Democratization in Indonesia;
Robert W. Hefner; Published by Princeton University Press,
2000; Paperback, 286 pp. JAKARTA (JP): The fall of president Soeharto in 1998, as many
believe, marks the beginning of democracy in Indonesia. More ...
Indonesia told not to sever relations with IMF JAKARTA (JP): President Abdurrahman Wahid's foreign economic
advisers urged the government on Saturday not to sever ties with
the International Monetary Fund (IMF) despite complaints that the
institution was pressing too hard for reform. More ...
Highlights of law on safety in public places JAKARTA (JP): Safety measures for public places in the capital
are dealt with in City Bylaw No. 3 of 1992 on Fire Prevention.The bylaw also contains technical guidelines regarding the
installation of fire equipment and emergency facilities. More ...
Learning longevity from Pak CitroText by Budi Sardjono, photos by Slamet Riyadi JAKARTA (JP): Normally, people want to live long lives,
especially if they believe life is beautiful.They do everything to stay fit and retain youthful. Many
regularly take jamu (herbal medicines) or food supplements. More ...
Diamond rings for young lovers A diamond ring may mean everything for a woman.
It could symbolize her eternal love or her feeling of affection.One of World's leading jewerly and watch company Cartier has
just launched a series of distinguished diamond rings shaped in
striking contemporary designs. More ...
Expectations high for new accord on Aceh JAKARTA (JP): Director general of political affairs at the
Foreign Ministry Nur Hassan Wirajuda expressed high expectation
over the success of the new accord to reduce violence signed by
representatives of the Indonesian government and the Free ... More ...
Music festival for peace JAKARTA (JP): A series of events, including a concert, will
kick off in the Senayan east parking lot, Central Jakarta,
Sunday, featuring, among others, musician Sawung Djabo, poet WS
Rendra, and bands such as BIP and /rif. More ...
Flowers in the heart of painter Pande Ketut TamanBy Amir Sidharta JAKARTA (JP): What have we achieved in this period of
reformasi? While little progress has been achieved, much has
deteriorated. We are so easily pitted against each other;
divided, disunited and disintegrated. More ...
Bare necessities and big spending in East TimorBy Text and photos by Ati Nurbaiti DILI (JP): The big, tipsy man on the plane said he was to
start a seven week vacation in Bali. More ...
Honey, IT just shrunk the globe JAKARTA (JP): In just a matter of decades, the technology has
virtually shrunk the globe. Everything seems to be within reach
nowadays.Put a tiny house-for-sale advertisement on the web, and soon
enough offers will come flooding in. More ...
Chang's visual journey: Asia in watercolorsBy Reita I. Malaon JAKARTA (JP): Born in the small town of Terengganu in
Malaysia, the artist Chang Fee Ming is now known as one of Asia's
finest watercolorists. In the beginning, he painted the life of
the Malay villagers among whom he lived. More ...
Bonzan safeguards Cirebon potteryBy Emmy Fitri Hastuti JAKARTA (JP): Fame and prosperity have never entered the mind
of noted ceramic artist Bonzan Eddy Rochasli Adisetyo. More ...
Storms in Melbourne Thunder slaps the sky with its big and fat hands
wind hisses its cold breath
trees tremble with fear
flowers hurriedly close their eyes
angels cry and pour their tears to the earth
the sun suddenly becomes shy and hides its smile behind clouds
the sea rocks madly in its ... More ...
Drivers left traumatized by Jakarta Stock Exchange bombingBy Maria Endah Hulupi JAKARTA (JP): Last September's bombing of the Jakarta Stock
Exchange (JSX) building has inflicted deep trauma on many people
who use the building, especially drivers. More ...
Emmy Pratiwi's extraordinary success story YOGYAKARTA (JP): It is always exciting to see beautiful
Indonesian-made items in shops overseas, displayed elegantly
alongside famous-name products. It is even more exciting tracing
some of these items back to their source. More ...
Tasty, light Chinese delicacies for tea time JAKARTA (JP): Ever been stumped for an alternative delicacy to
make your tea time with friends and family members even more
memorable? Consider these Chinese tidbits that could make all the
difference. More ...
Kenzo flirts with red poppy flowers JAKARTA (JP): Kenzo, a giant name in the fashion world, has
just launched its new fragrance: Flower by Kenzo. More ...
'Pusaka Anak Nusantara' offers alternative show for childrenBy Hera Diani JAKARTA (JP): Move over Crayon Sinchan, you've got a rival!
For parents who are worried with the less than educative show, or
those who are unaware that the Japanese animation is actually for
adults, there is now an ... More ...
My -- office@home.com businessBy Zatni Arbi "An office without the office." That is what the U.K.-based
Base4Business, a virtual office operator, calls itself. What in
the world does it mean? The following articles will help you
understand the concept and will virtually take you there. More ...
Indonesian television stations in selling spreeBy Antariksawan Jusuf JAKARTA (JP): A move by front runner in terrestrial
television, PT Indosiar Visual Mandiri (IVM), to be the first
Indonesian station to go public in March is considered a giant
leap in the industry, but poses a serious challenge ... More ...
Anti-elite protest mars VP visit YOGYAKARTA (JP): Twelve students were arrested by Yogyakarta
Police on Saturday following a protest against the political
elite to mark the visit of Vice President Megawati Soekarnoputri
to the Gedung Agung on Jl. Ahmad Yani here in the afternoon. More ...
Beggars; What is the proper response? JAKARTA (JP): There are some sights that one can never
properly get used to. In my case, it is the sight of leper-
beggars, limbs twisted, digits stunted, eyes rolling heavenward
pleadingly as they hunch or lie on the ground at intersections in
Jakarta. More ...
A traveler's tale: East Timorese learn to be free JAKARTA (JP): A free country means no more hiding, no more
running and no need to keep your identity a secret from family
and friends for fear an informant, or mauhu, may report you to
the authorities. More ...
PSSI finds it hard to set up a women's soccer team JAKARTA (JP): The Soccer Association of Indonesia (PSSI)'s
women's soccer team manager, Poppy Salim, expressed difficulty in
finding new talents for the national team."It's difficult to find a woman who wants to play soccer. More ...
On The Record Album: Teen Town (PT. Indo Semar Sakti/2000); Artist:
Manhattan Jazz Quintet The Manhattan Jazz Quintet was an unusual group because they
rarely performed as a unit in the United States, but they were
huge in Japan, both for their recordings and occasional tours. More ...
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