Showing posts with label Jakarta Events 2009. Show all posts
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ADRENALINE JUNKIE: A man enjoys the thrill of riverboarding on the Citarum River in Bantar Caringin village, West Bandung regency. Unlike rafting, where a rubber boat is used, riverboarding involves the riding of individual boards to traverse rapids. (JP/Rahim AB. Santoso) It was cloudy in Bantar Caringin village, Saguling, Rajamandala, West Bandung regency, last Sunday and Citarum River was flowing with greater force due to an early morning downpour.
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A group of people gathered on the bank of the tributary -- which is regularly used for rafting practice -- where they discussed the best spot from which to take off.
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This time, however, they were not going to practice rafting; they would be using boards instead .
of rubber boats, in a sport known as riverboarding.
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Some participants looked anxious at the thought of crossing the powerful Citarum, armed only with boards. Ajo, 27, for instance, said he was not prepared to face the river that day. He was still traumatized from being flung from his board a few weeks earlier during a tryout session in a smaller stream, Palayangan River, in Pangalengan, Bandung regency.
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Ferry, 28, on the other hand, was all set to go riverboarding and was already wearing his life vest and helmet. After some balancing practice with his board on the riverside, he proceeded to a likely starting point.
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Each carrying a vest and board weighing 5 kilograms, the participants walked a distance of 700 meters along the river bank before finding an ideal spot to start the activity; one with few rocks and a fairly mild current, allowing enough time to practice boarding skills before facing the roaring rapids downstream.
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Although the river surface appeared calm, the current beneath was quite strong -- one has to be confident of continuing with this adventure before setting off.
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No doubt many newcomers to the sport begin their first ride with some trepidation. Minutes after taking off, the rumbling sound of rapids can be heard ahead and the river current grows wilder.
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As riders enter the bigger rapids, the boards become harder to control and may even overturn. But panic lasts for just a moment, as once participants reach for their boards and have hold of them, its full steam ahead to the next rocky torrent.
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After the initial feeling of panic subsides, riders can enjoy a refreshingly different water adventure -- following the river currents for hundreds of meters downstream -- and take pride in having traversed the hostile rapids on plain boards.
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Extreme sports like riverboarding are for hobbyists who crave excitement. Mamay, head of the natural rock division of the Indonesian Rock Climbing Federation, said he had become considerably engrossed in this new activity.
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"I've tried rock climbing and rafting with rubber boats, but riverboarding is truly personal. At first I was scared of facing the strong current laying down (on a board)," Mamay said.
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The boards used by riverboarders in Bandung are produced by a workshop belonging to Rahim A.B.S. As well as being a reliable riverboard maker, Rahim is also a highly skilled riverboarder.
"When I went down the river (on a board) for the first time, I was afraid. But my conviction that proper equipment would ensure safety made me bold enough," he said.
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Rahim, who has a souvenir long scar on his shin from his first riverboarding experience on the Citarum, said good preparation for engaging in this extreme sport could reduce accidents.
He said life vests and helmets were sufficient safety equipment for streams or rivers graded one or lower. He also suggested fins be used so that less power is exerted.
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Riverboarding has been popular for quite some time in Europe, the U.S., Australia and New Zealand. In Indonesia, where many rivers have fast-flowing rapids, it has been trialled for less than a year.
Although still considered a "new" sport, riverboarding is an alternative water activity for those who are fond of adrenalin-pumping, thrill-seeking adventures.
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Meanwhile, surfing enthusiasts can make riverboarding their substitute when circumstances prevent them from boarding at the beach. On short vacations, or at times when high ocean waves are inhospitable, surfers can leave the sandy shores and head for the hills to find their adrenalin fix in the mountains' raging rivers.
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Photography and Photoshop Courses by Melbourne – The Photographer Below, you will find details about 4 seminars and workshops that Melbourne is offering. Two are devoted to photography and getting the most from your digital camera, the other two fast track you through the amazing Adobe Photoshop program. Pour yourself a coffee and take a few minutes to read how by attending one or all of these one-day day courses, you will have access to over 30 years of Melbourne’s experience, and will significantly improve your photography and Photoshop knowledge and expertise.
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Photography Courses
Are you one of the following…….
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Someone who has recently purchased a compact digital camera or digital SLR and is confused with all the modes, buttons, dials and strange jargon?
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Someone who has owned a 35mm film camera and wants to know how to make the leap to digital, without re-learning everything all over again?
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Someone who has a pretty good understanding about how digital works, but needs to learn more about composition, lighting techniques and software tricks to give your images more impact? .
Then you should really attend one of Melbourne – The Photographers’ one-day seminars or workshops.
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Melbourne (yes, that’s his name!) is an award winning expat British/Canadian commercial, industrial and travel photographer with over 30 years of shooting assignments worldwide. In his seminars he discusses the theory and technical aspects of digital photography, and also gives tips and tricks that you can immediately use to improve your photography.
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The seminars/workshops are designed to help you improve your skills as a photographer in a logical progression. The seminars run once a month, most months and are held at the studio/house in south Jakarta. Small class sizes of 12 and 16 participants guarantee and intimate learning experience.
Part 1 Getting The Best From Your Digital Camera Seminar 1 Day NEXT AVAILABLE DATE: SATURDAY 25TH APRIL
IDR 700,000 includes refreshments and lunch. See end of document for more information regarding registration and location. Limited to 16 participants
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This is the first photography seminar you should attend. Following this seminar you will have all the information to move on to the Part 2 workshop.
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Discover how to take better photographs. Understand how your camera works and take creative control of your photography. Increase your knowledge of computer terms and how digital images are stored. The A to Z of digital photography without having to read many books. A full day of learning and when finished you will be able to make a remarkable improvement to you photography.
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Discover the basics of digital photography and learn how to take better photographs
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Understand how your camera works and take creative control of your photography
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Find out how to manipulate and enhance your photos on the computer In a fact filled one-day seminar your will learn about digital basics and cameras, the various controls and buttons and what they do. Features such as zoom, subject and scene modes, flash, digital effects are fully explained. No longer will file formats such as JPEG, TIFF and RAW be confusing. You’ll hear all about pixels, resolution and image quality. Why a 6MP camera is not necessarily better than a 3MP camera. You’ll get to grips with interpolation, RBG/CMYK, software, calibration and colour management. Once all the necessary teckie theory is covered, then it’s time to launch into the process of taking pictures. In this relaxed classroom/living room format you’ll learn about exposure, focus and composition. How and when to use flash. Lens focal lengths, which lens to use and depth of field. Auto exposure control, macro, metering, apertures, shutter speeds. Avoiding camera shake, capturing motion, using blur for effect. How to shoot better landscapes, portraits, action, close-ups, buildings, children, night and low light, sunset photos. Slow sync flash, burst modes, cropping, choosing your point of view, what to shoot, where to shoot. And, if time permits, the last segment of the seminar is devoted to the magic of the digital darkroom. Melbourne will demonstrate how to make quick and easy improvements to your images using Adobe Photoshop software. Watch over his shoulder as he shows you how to make manipulations such as: Brightening, adding or lowering contrast, using the Histogram with Levels and Curves. Making Black and White conversions. Quick portrait fixes on eyes, teeth, skin, and hair. Colour correcting. Using sharpening. Correcting converging verticals. Improving landscapes. Replacing skies. Adding impact.
Part 1 “Getting The Best From Your Digital Camera” is the gateway to the Part 2 Hands-On Workshop.
Many attendees questions include: What settings should I set my camera to capture fast moving sports? What ISO should I use when photographing at night? I never capture stunning sunrises and sunsets. What am I doing wrong? What’s the best way to shoot portraits? Why don’t I get lovely deep blue skies when shooting landscapes? My company asks me to shoot events and my photos are always dark….Help! Tell me how to set the camera when shooting market and street scenes? My close-ups of flowers are always blurry. Why? How can I be more creative? What should I look for? I’m still confused about what lens or zoom to use? How do I decide? Any many, many more…………
Part 2 Beginner Seminar: 1 Day NEXT AVAILABLE DATE: SUNDAY 26TH APRIL 2009
IDR 800,000 includes refreshments and lunch. See end of document for more information regarding registration and location. Limited to 12 participants
Melbourne’s Advice: Start with Part 1 “Getting The Best From Your Digital Camera” seminar (above). Then enroll in Part 2 “Beginner” and become familiar with your cameras features and controls by carrying out hands-on practical assignments under Melbourne’s guidance.
Part 2 BEGINNER SEMINAR SUMMARY The seminar is hands-on practical.
This is an action-packed day. You start at 9.00am and will hardly rest until we wrap up between 4.30 and 5.00pm. Who said photography is easy???? (Refreshments are available throughout the day…you won’t starve! Lunch is great too….but you only have 40 minutes!) Melbourne will demonstrate a series of assignments and then you work in small groups to work through each assignment. All assignments are fast and easy to complete and Melbourne will be on hand to answer questions and give guidance. This is the opportunity to shoot and make mistakes. The more mistakes we make, the faster we learn. The purpose of each exercise is not for participants to create a masterpiece…far from it….the object is for each participant to have the experience of shooting different zoom focal lengths, exposures, focus modes, white balances and ISO’s in a typical picture taking environment, with his/her own camera. Suddenly aperture, shutter speeds and depth of field will make sense. Infinitely better (and more fun!), than just reading dozens of books. Your experiences from these assignments will aid you later when you are out and about on your own, shooting landscapes, portraits using window light and fill flash, sharp foreground blurred background. Street photography and market scenes, still life, food, macro, sports and action etc. You are not competing with any one else, the sole purpose is to aid you in exploring the features of your camera while taking everyday photographs. Everything you need to know to gain the confidence to take your photography to the next level. When you have completed this seminar, it’s unlikely you will use “AUTO EVERYTHING” mode ever again and you will be making all the decisions on how you want your images to appear. At the end of the day you will have fast tracked your way through many of your cameras controls and features and will be ready to go out and shoot, shoot, shoot. So what do you think? Do you want to make a remarkable improvement to your photography by investing time with one of south-east Asia’s most experienced photographers?
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QUESTIONS ARE ENCOURAGED IN ALL SEMINARS……THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A SILLY QUESTION!
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Photoshop Courses
Capturing images with a digital camera is fun, but it is only the first step in producing beautiful and creative photography. Photoshop is the undisputed leader in photo-editing software and as a photographer, when you arm yourself with knowledge of this powerful program you will be able to transform your images into memorable photographs that you or your friends will be pleased to hang on their walls as a piece of photo décor.
Melbourne has been a photographer for over 30 years and has photographed assignments all over the world. He started working with Photoshop in 1993 using Photoshop version 4. He understands that Photoshop can appear to be overwhelming when you are starting out, so he developed two one-day courses that will guide you through the program at an easy pace.
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The first Photoshop seminar is titled Session A “Introduction to Photoshop for Photographers”.
Aimed at those who have not fully immersed themselves in the wonders of Photoshop. Maybe you have Photoshop installed but have only played around with a few of the tools and are not sure of why certain things happen one time, and don’t happen another time! The 7 hours you invest in this seminar will save you hundreds of hours wading through instruction manuals!
In this one-day seminar you will learn all about the major tools and features of the program as Melbourne carries out an A to Z tour of the program. A comprehensive set of notes is included in the package.
By the time you have completed the seminar you will have experienced a thorough overview of the program and not once will you have had to refer to an 800 page manual. You will then be equipped to practice at home and will no longer have apprehensions about the program.
Session “A” Introduction to Photoshop for Photographers Seminar 1 Day NEXT AVAILABLE DATE: SATURDAY 2nd May 09 PLEASE SEND E-MAIL TO BE PUT ON OUR MAILING LIST IDR 800,000 includes refreshments and lunch. See end of document for more information regarding registration and location. Limited to 16 participants Laptops are NOT necessary since you will be observing and following the supplied course notes, as Melbourne takes you through a guided tour of the program. Following Session “A” we recommend you take this new knowledge and attend Session “B” “Photoshop Basic Skills for Photographers”, which is a one-day hands-on workshop where you WILL need a laptop with Photoshop v7 or later (preferably CS2 or CS3) previously installed.
Session “A” Introduction to Photoshop for Photographers Seminar Topics Starting and Quitting Managing Work Area Grid Rulers and Guides Managing Work Space Quitting Photoshop Toolbox Selecting Tools Types of Tools Options Bar Preset Tools Using Palettes Palette Well Palette Icons Palette Menus Grouping Palettes Displaying Palettes Sizing & Arranging Palettes Palette Default Positions Basic Commands Layers & Selections Cancelling an Operation Menus Keyboard Shortcuts Modifier Keys Dialog Boxes Undoing Changes Undoing Commands History Palette Working with Image Files Opening an Image File Selecting Multiple Files Closing an Image File File Browser (Bridge) Intro Bridge View Folders Bridge View Images Selecting & Opening Files Managing Images Metadata Info Type Zoom an Image Scroll Around an Image Multiple Images Duplicating an Image Saving Image Files Save Command Save As Command Save Options Saving PSD Files Saving JPEG Files Saving TIFF Files Printing Images Color Management Setting Output Options Print Dialog Box Optimizing for Web Toolbox Preview Area Status Bar Optimize Pane Fixing Images Evaluating an Image Image Size Orientation Evaluating Tonal Range Histogram Evaluating Color Evaluating Detail Evaluating Sharpness Specifying Image Size Image Size Dialog Box Specifying Canvas Size Cropping Images Crop Options Rotating Images Histogram Palette Channels Palette Type of Channels Channels in Dialog Boxes Adjust by Auto Contrast Adjust Bright/Contrast Manual Adjust Levels Auto Adjust Levels Manually Threshold Evaluating Results Adjusting Curves Eyedroppers Setting B&W Points Remove a Color Cast Adjust Shadow & Highlight Adjust Color Auto Variations Hue/Sat Command Photo Filters Removing Color Adjust Color Balance Using Filter Menu Types of Filters Using Unsharp Mask Other Sharpening Filters Camera Raw Plug-In Intro Detail/Lens/Calibrate Tabs Intro To Selections Using Selection Menus Using Selection Tools Selection Tool Options Feathering AntiAliasing Marquee Tool Lasso Tools Lasso/Polygonal/Magnetic Magic Wand Selecting a Range of Color Adjust an Existing Selection Moving a Selection Border Inverting a Selection Hiding the Selection Border Feathering a Selection Modifying a Selection Growing a Selection Move/Copy/Paste Selection Drag Selection – Move Tool Copy/Move Selctn Clipboard Remove Fringe Pixels Delete a Selection Save/Load Selection Managing Channels Duplicating Channels Transform Command Free Transform Command Layers Layers Palette Modes/Opacity Layer Mask Layer Style Adjustment Layers Fill Layers New layer Delete Layer Create and Preserve Layer Background Layer New Layer Dialog Box Stacking Layers Renaming Layers Delete Layers Moving Layers Locking Layers Linking Layers Merge/Flatten Layers Sampling from Layer Using Adjustment Layer Creating Adjustment Layer Editing an Adjustment Layer Using Fill Layers Type of Fill Layers Creating a Fill Layer Editing a Fill Layer Merging Fill Layers Entering Type Selecting a Type Tool Setting Type Tool Options Enter/Format Type Selecting Text Formatting text Rasterizing Type Painting & Drawing Foregrd & Backgrd Color Using Color Picker Using Eyedropper Tool Using Swatches Palette Color Palette Brushes and Pencils Brush and Pencil Options Option Bar Brush Palette Specifying Tool Options Blending Modes Opacity Tool Options Eraser Tool Background Eraser Magic Eraser Retouching Image Color Replacement Tool Red Eye Removal Burn and Dodge Cloning Healing Brush Patch Tool Other Tools: Blur/Sponge/Smudge/Pattern History/Art History Paint Bucket/Gradient Shape Tool Creating and Using Masks Intro to Masks Selecting vs. Masking Creating Masks Editing Masks Quick Mask Editing Masks Using Layer Masks Add Mask to Regular Layer Alpha Channel Masks Extract Command Replace Color Automating Tasks Contact Sheets Web Photo Gallery Panoramas – Photomerge Creating a PDF Batch Renaming Files Actions Palette Recording Actions Play Actions Batch Command Color Management O/view Calibrating Monitor Specifying Color Settings Profiles Depending on time and questions asked, we will cover most of the topics listed above. What You Should Bring: Not much! A laptop is NOT necessary for Session A but you can bring one if you like. This seminar is designed in such a way that Melbourne walks you through the program and you won’t need to follow along on a laptop. In fact it will slow you down if you do. (In Session B, a laptop and Photoshop is required). We will supply a set of course notes, and you should be making your own notes as we progress through the program, so bring a thick notepad to write on. If you like, bring a couple of your own digital images and if we have time, we may be able to “tweak” them a little in Photoshop! The second course Session “B” is a hands-on workshop where you will be using Photoshop on your own laptop and carrying out typical manipulations and enhancements that professional photographers use on daily basis to perfect their images. Session “B” Basic Skills Photoshop for Photographers Workshop 1 day Course Outline NEXT AVAILABLE DATE: SUNDAY 3rd May 09 PLEASE SEND E-MAIL TO BE PUT ON THE MAILING LIST IDR 900,000 includes refreshments and lunch. See end of document for more information regarding registration and location. Limited to 12 participants You SHOULD bring a laptop with Adobe Photoshop (preferably CS2,CS3 or CS4) previously installed since you will be carrying out short exercises using the program. Previous versions of Photoshop will be okay but some of the newest features will be missing. If necessary you can share your laptop with a friend. Maximum 2 persons sharing one laptop. Please note we do NOT supply computers or software. Course notes will be supplied, but bring a thick notepad to make lots of notes. Also, bring your laptop AC adaptor so that you do not have to operate your laptop from battery power. Bring your (RF) mouse with new batteries and mouse pad. Bring extra batteries for your mouse. During the workshop you will watch as Melbourne demonstrates the brief exercises, then you will have the opportunity to spend a few minutes working on the same exercises on your own laptop. Questions are encouraged. To achieve the most from this workshop, previous attendance at Session “A” Introduction to Photoshop for Photographers is strongly recommended. Targeted at participants who have completed Session “A” or those who have had a little experience in using some of Photoshop’s tools and features. By no means advanced, you will have over 50 techniques completed by the end of the day, and will be able to carry out the major enhancements and manipulations that are basic requirements for digital photographers. Session “B” Basic Skills Photoshop for Photographers Workshop Topics Brighten, Darken, Contrast LEVELS Brighten, Darken, Contrast CURVES Basic SHARPENING SHARPENING using Lab COLOR SHARPENING using LUMINOSITY B&W LIGHTNESS Channel B&W CHANNEL MIXER B&W CALCULATIONS Color Correcting VARIATION Command SELECTION Tools Editing a Selected Area Adjust the Color of Individual Objects Selective Re-coloring Straighten a Crooked Photograph Opening Up Shadow Areas CLONING Away Unwanted Objects DODGING & BURNING CLONING With PATCH tool CLONING with SPOT HEALING Remove Blemishes using CLONE STAMP Removing Hot Spots Removing Red-Eye Fast Method Removing Red-Eye Method 2 Removing Blemishes Tech 2 Whitening Teeth Whitening Eyes (Removes red) Remove Dark Circles under Eyes using CLONE STAMP Transform a Frown into a Smile Removing Dark Circles under Eyes using PATCH Tool Remove Signs of Aging Using HEALING BRUSH Remove Signs of Aging Using PATCH Tool Glamour Skin Softening Colorizing Hair Burning-In Portraits Cropping Photos BLUR, SHARPEN & SMUDGE tools DUOTONES Replacing a Sky BLEND MODES Compensating for Over-Exposure Correcting Under-Exposure Adding Motion Using a LAYER MASK Focus Vignette Effect Sharp Foreground, Blurred Background Editing Sequence Removing a Color Cast Correcting Verticals Changing the Color of Eyes Darkening a Sky with a GRADIENT Sepia Tone Effect Placing and Editing TEXT Reducing Digital NOISE SMART SHARPEN Filter Re-Sizing Digital Photos How to E-Mail Photos Configuring Photoshop for Adobe 1998 Calibrating Your Monitor Settings SPONGE Tool Calibrating Your Monitor Converting RAW Files with ACR Printing with a Color Inkjet Printer Creating a CONTACT SHEET Melbourne’s Next Photoshop Workshop Melbourne will be using Photoshop CS2 or CS3 but participants can have any version later than v7.0 installed on their laptop. We use Windows platform but MAC is okay as long as you understand the slight variations in some of the commands. We try to hold all the seminars once a month, most months in the studio/house in south Jakarta. You must register and make full payment at least 10 days before the seminar date. Cost: Photography Seminar Part1 IDR 700,000 Photography Workshop Part 2 IDR 800,000 Photoshop Seminar Session “A” IDR 800,000 Photoshop Workshop Session “B” IDR 900,000 All courses include refreshments, lunch and course notes. Conducted in English. Don’t delay; send an e-mail for up-to-the-minute information and registration details. Too busy to attend our weekend courses???? Contact us about our customized One-on-One sessions where you can spend time with Melbourne and ask your own questions about photography and Photoshop.
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IbnuJagger & Kiki Rasta Productions, Present :

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AC/DC NITE "SHOOK YOU ALL NIGHT LONG"

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EET SJAHRANIE "EDANE" & ROBBIE "Ex-EDANE"

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Also :

ARIE (EDANE) : Bass, Backing Vocal

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VocalBAKAR (7Years Latters) : Drum

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Place :
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Jakarta-Indonesia

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Date and Time :

Wed January 28th 2009 at 21:00 Pm

First Drink Charge : Only Rp.150.000,-

(Incl 1 Glass Soft Drinks/Beerand Rolling Stones Magazine AC/DC Edition)

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A woman wearing a kebaya encim, a traditional blouse of Chinese Indonesians, walks past photographs at Peranakan Festival in Grand Indonesia Shopping Town, Central Jakarta, on Friday.
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The festival, which runs from Jan. 9 to Feb. 1, displays around 30 photos and hundreds of ethnographic items depicting the history and culture of peranakan Chinese. It aims to inform people about the history and culture of the peranakan ahead of Chinese New Year, which falls on Jan. 26.
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Peranakan is a term used for the descendants of the early Chinese immigrants to the Southeast Asia region (in Indonesia and Malaysia), who have partially adopted indigenous customs as part of acculturation and/or an intermarriage process with indigenous communities. The other group is called totok, who hold the Chinese culture more strongly than the peranakan.
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Peranakan constitute the majority of Indonesia's Chinese-descent population.
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Pictures at the festival depict, among others, peranakan religious activities, weddings, traditional fashion and culinary delights. During the opening Friday, the festival held a special Barong Landung performance, a rarely performed and unique traditional Balinese dance influenced by Chinese culture.
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The peranakan population in Indonesia is estimated to be around 7 million of the total 230 million Indonesian population, the festival catalogue stated.
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The festival is organized by the Forum for Indonesian Anthropological Studies (FKAI) and Lim&Ong Heritage Consulting.

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2009
DEEP Indonesia 2009 Jakarta 27-29 March 2009


DEEP INDONESIA 2009
Following the success of DEEP Indonesia 2008, Indonesia’s second international diving, adventure travel and water sports exhibition, PT Exhibition Network Indonesia, the organizer of the show has already scheduled the third exhibition, DEEP Indonesia 2009, to be held for 3 days from 27 to 29 March 2009 at the Jakarta Convention Center, Indonesia.

DEEP Indonesia 2009 is organized to promote marine tourism through diving, water sports and adventure travel as well as to encourage people to love the ocean and its resources. The theme for this year’s exhibition is Building Marine Tourism Through Environment Conservation and is designed to support the Indonesian government and people in developing marine tourism industries based on conservation of the marine. Environment.

DEEP Indonesia 2009 is fully supported by the Indonesian government institutions including the Department of Culture and Tourism, Department of Fisheries and Marine Affairs and Ministry of Environment .

DEEP Indonesia 2009 also has major international and national support from international dive training associations such as NAUI, PADI, SSI. and other supporting associations like Coremap II, One Environment, Association of the Indonesia Tour and Travel Agencies, Indonesia Marine Tourism Association, Indonesian Jet Sport Boating Association, and Indonesian Sport Fishing Federation.

Supporting Media and Publications for the Exhibition are Scubadiver Australasia, National Geographic Indonesia, Action Asia, FINS Magazine, Hello Bali, Jakarta Java Kini, Jalan Jalan, Tamasya, Sport Diving Magazine, DivePhotoGuide.com, Xray Magazine, Underwater com.au, Dive Site Directory and Diveguide.com.

Because of the success of the first Exhibition, the Indonesian Ministry of Culture and Tourism had officially consented to schedule DEEP Indonesia as one of the country’s national events for developing marine tourism.

With this support, DEEP Indonesia 2009 is expected to be an even greater success than the previous event with more than 100 participating exhibitors and attendance in excess of 10.000 visitors.
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Jakarta Convention Center, Senayan
2009 Events Calendar - One full year events

International Education Expo 2009
• Ikatan Konsultan Pendidikan Internasional Indonesia (IKPII)
10 Jan 2009 - 11 Jan 2009
Merak Room 1,2,3
Exhibition

The 4th International INDOGAS 2009
• Indomedia Gemilang Komunikasi, PT
17 Jan 2009 - 24 Jan 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Exhibition

Trend Furniture
• Rumah Promosi Indonesia, PT
17 Jan 2009 - 25 Jan 2009
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition

The 1st Indonesia International Nuclear Expo (IINCE) 2009
• Limbar Convex
28 Jan 2009 - 31 Jan 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Exhibition
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• Rumah Promosi Indonesia, PT
31 Jan 2009 - 8 Feb 2009
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition

Festival Ekonomi Syariah 2009
• Bank Indonesia - Direktorat Perbankan Syariah
4 Feb 2009 - 8 Feb 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Cendrawasih Room 1/1
Plenary Hall (whole)
Exhibition

Gelar Karya PKBL (Program Kemitraan & Bina Lingkungan) BUMN
• Mediatama Binakreasi, PT
18 Feb 2009 - 22 Feb 2009
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition
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Grand Wedding Expo 2009
• Panorama Convex
20 Feb 2009 - 22 Feb 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Exhibition

FOCUS, Mega Bazaar Cumputer & JAVE
• Dyandra Promosindo, PT
26 Feb 2009 - 1 Mar 2009
All Rooms
Exhibition

DEKRANAS
• Dewan Kerajinan Nasional
19 Mar 2009 - 22 Mar 2009
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition

International Agriculture Expo 2009 (AGRINEX)
• Putri Cahaya Kharisma, PT (Performax)
20 Mar 2009 - 22 Mar 2009
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition
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Renovation Expo
• Panorama Convex
20 Mar 2009 - 22 Mar 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Exhibition

Deep Indonesia 2009
• Exhibition Network Indonesia, PT
27 Mar 2009 - 29 Mar 2009
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition

International Furniture & Interior
• Misty Total Media, PT.
4 Apr 2009 - 12 Apr 2009
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition
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Indonesia Green Forestry Expo 2009
• Wahyu Promo Citra, PT
10 Apr 2009 - 12 Apr 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Exhibition

Adi Wastra Nusantara 2009
• Fortune Adwicipta, PT
15 Apr 2009 - 19 Apr 2009
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition

the 10th Jakarta International Handicraft (INACRAFT) 2009
• Mediatama Binakreasi, PT
22 Apr 2009 - 26 Apr 2009
All Rooms
Exhibition

Communication & Transportation Expo
• Fortune Adwicipta, PT
30 Apr 2009 - 3 May 2009
Exhibition Hall B
Exhibition

the 22nd Real Estate Expo 2009
• Debindo Multi Adhiswasti, PT
2 May 2009 - 10 May 2009
Exhibition Hall A
Exhibition

The 33rd IPA Annual Exhibition 2009
• Indonesian Petroleum Association (IPA)
5 May 2009 - 7 May 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Main Lobby
Plenary Hall (Grd Flr)
Exhibition

Indomedica, Indobeauty and Indohealth Expo 2009
• Kristamedia Pratama, PT
7 May 2009 - 10 May 2009
Exhibition Hall B
Exhibition

Asia Pacific Banking Expo (APCONEX) 2009
• PERBANAS (Perhimpunan Bank-Bank Umum Nasional)
12 May 2009 - 14 May 2009
Merak Room 1,2,3
Exhibition

Jakarta Furniture Fair
• Mediatama Binakreasi, PT
17 May 2009 - 24 May 2009
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition

The 10th Indonesia Expo
• Debindo Multi Adhiswasti, PT
20 May 2009 - 24 May 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Cendrawasih Room 1/1
Plenary Hall (Grd Flr)
Exhibition

Environment Expo 2009
• Antheus Indo Ad-Pro, PT
28 May 2009 - 31 May 2009
Exhibition Hall B
Exhibition

International Conference & Exhibition on Palm Oil 2009
• Bimatama Inka http://www.ice-po.com/
28 May 2009 - 31 May 2009
Exhibition Hall A
Exhibition

Gebyar Wisata Nusantara
• Wahyu Promo Citra, PT
4 Jun 2009 - 7 Jun 2009
Exhibition Hall B
Exhibition

The 9th Agro & Food Expo 2009
• Wahyu Promo Citra, PT
4 Jun 2009 - 7 Jun 2009
Exhibition Hall A
Exhibition
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Grand Wedding Expo 2009
• Panorama Convex
5 Jun 2009 - 7 Jun 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Exhibition

The 11th Indonesia Computer Festival
• Dyandra Promosindo, PT
11 Jun 2009 - 14 Jun 2009
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition

The 6th Indonesia Cellular Show
• Dyandra Promosindo, PT
11 Jun 2009 - 14 Jun 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Cendrawasih Room 1/1
Main Lobby
Plenary Hall (Grd Flr)
Exhibition

Indowater 2009
• Napindo Media Ashatama, PT
18 Jun 2009 - 20 Jun 2009
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition

Kabupaten Expo 2009
• Persada Multi Cendekia, PT
19 Jun 2009 - 21 Jun 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Exhibition

The Season of Indonesian Cultural Heritage & Craft 2009 (Pekan Produk Budaya Indonesia)
• Debindo Multi Adhiswasti, PT
24 Jun 2009 - 28 Jun 2009
Assembly Hall 1
Cendrawasih Room 1/1
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition
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Indocraft 2009
• Debindo Multi Adhiswasti, PT
1 Jul 2009 - 5 Jul 2009
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition

The 7th BOBO Fair
• Kerabat Dyan Utama, PT. (RADYATAMA)
1 Jul 2009 - 5 Jul 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Cendrawasih Room 1/1
Plenary Hall (Grd Flr)
Exhibition

Indobuildtech
• Debindo Multi Adhiswasti, PT
8 Jul 2009 - 12 Jul 2009
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition

Jakarta Furniture & Interior
• Misty Total Media, PT.
18 Jul 2009 - 26 Jul 2009
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition

The 6th Jakarta Wedding Festival
• Kerabat Dyan Utama, PT. (RADYATAMA)
24 Jul 2009 - 26 Jul 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Exhibition

Japan Education Expo
• Japan Student Services Organization, (JASSO-JKT)
25 Jul 2009 - 26 Jul 2009
Merak Room 1,2,3
Exhibition

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Forum Grafika Digital
• Dyandra Promosindo, PT
31 Jul 2009 - 2 Aug 2009
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition

International Education Expo 2009
• Ikatan Konsultan Pendidikan Internasional Indonesia (IKPII)
1 Aug 2009 - 2 Aug 2009
Merak Room 1,2,3
Exhibition

APOCGE & APHSE 2009
• Society of Petroleum Engineers
4 Aug 2009 - 6 Aug 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Plenary Hall (Grd Flr)
Exhibition

Amway Indonesia Expo
• Amway Indonesia, PT
8 Aug 2009 - 9 Aug 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Exhibition

Gelar Karya Pemberdayaan
• Persada Multi Cendekia, PT
14 Aug 2009 - 16 Aug 2009
Exhibition Hall B
Exhibition

HIMPI Expo
• Mediatama Binakreasi, PT
14 Aug 2009 - 16 Aug 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Exhibition

Jakarta Property Expo
• Rumah Promosi Indonesia, PT
15 Aug 2009 - 23 Aug 2009
Exhibition Hall A
Exhibition

Indonesia Fair for Investment Trade & Tourism 2009
• Antheus Indo Ad-Pro, PT
21 Aug 2009 - 23 Aug 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Exhibition

Indovest 2009
• Wahyu Promo Citra, PT
21 Aug 2009 - 23 Aug 2009
Exhibition Hall B
Exhibition

Gelar Batik Nusantara 2009
• Mediatama Binakreasi, PT
28 Aug 2009 - 30 Aug 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Cendrawasih Room 1/1
Exhibition

Jakarta International Furniture
• Rumah Promosi Indonesia, PT
29 Aug 2009 - 6 Sep 2009
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition

Indonesia International Art Fair
• Wahana Kemalaniaga Makmur, PT
4 Sep 2009 - 6 Sep 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Exhibition

Lebaran Fair 2009
• Debindo Multi Adhiswasti, PT
11 Sep 2009 - 13 Sep 2009
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition

Indonesia Maritim Expo 2009
• Panorama Convex
2 Oct 2009 - 4 Oct 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Exhibition

Indonesia Tourism & Travel Fair 2009
• Panorama Convex
2 Oct 2009 - 4 Oct 2009
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition

Asian Gas Exhibition
• dmg World Media
5 Oct 2009 - 10 Oct 2009
Plenary Hall (whole)
Exhibition

Indonesia Ornamental Fish Show
• Wahyu Promo Citra, PT
9 Oct 2009 - 11 Oct 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Exhibition

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The 13th Indonesia Furniture Show
• Debindo Multi Adhiswasti, PT
10 Oct 2009 - 18 Oct 2009
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition

KPPIKG (Kursus Penyegar & Penambah Ilmu Kedokteran Gigi)
• Fakultas Kedokteran Gigi, University of Indonesia
14 Oct 2009 - 17 Oct 2009
Merak Room 1,2,3
Exhibition

The 29th Indonesia Book Fair 2009
• Kerabat Dyan Utama, PT. (RADYATAMA)
21 Oct 2009 - 25 Oct 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition

Cosmobeaute Indonesia
• Prakarsa Sinergi Utama, PT
22 Oct 2009 - 24 Oct 2009
Cendrawasih Room 1/1
Exhibition

Djarum Black Automodified
• HNR Promosindo, PT
24 Oct 2009 - 25 Oct 2009
Exhibition Hall B
Exhibition

The 22nd Real Estate Expo 2009
• Debindo Multi Adhiswasti, PT
24 Oct 2009 - 1 Nov 2009
Exhibition Hall A
Exhibition
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WIC Annual Charity Bazaar
• Women´s International Club (WIC)
28 Oct 2009 - 29 Oct 2009
Exhibition Hall B
Exhibition

Hospital Expo 2009
• Okta Sejahtera Insani, PT
28 Oct 2009 - 31 Oct 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Main Lobby
Plenary Hall (Grd Flr)
Exhibition

INDOCOMTECH 2009
• Dyandra Promosindo, PT
4 Nov 2009 - 8 Nov 2009
Cendrawasih Room 1/1
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition

Indonesia Book Fair 2009
• Dyandra Promosindo, PT
4 Nov 2009 - 8 Nov 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Main Lobby
Plenary Hall (Grd Flr)
Exhibition

Oil 7 Fats International Asia Exhibition 2009
• dmg World Media
11 Nov 2009 - 13 Nov 2009
Merak Room 1,2,3
Exhibition

Franchise & Business Concept
• Panorama Convex
13 Nov 2009 - 15 Nov 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Exhibition

Resources of Indonesian Craft Expo
• Mediatama Binakreasi, PT
18 Nov 2009 - 22 Nov 2009
Cendrawasih Room 1/1
Exhibition

Indonesia Toys Expo 2009
• Panorama Convex
21 Nov 2009 - 22 Nov 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Exhibition

Indoensia Furniture Fair
• Mediatama Binakreasi, PT
21 Nov 2009 - 29 Nov 2009
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition

The 5th Wedding Celebration Festival 2009
• Kerabat Dyan Utama, PT. (RADYATAMA)
27 Nov 2009 - 29 Nov 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Exhibition

The 5th Jakarta Motor Show & Jakarta Motorcycle Show
• Dyandra Promosindo, PT
28 Nov 2009 - 6 Dec 2009
Exhibition Hall A + B
Exhibition

Total Fashion 2009
• Mediatama Binakreasi, PT
2 Dec 2009 - 6 Dec 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Exhibition

Property Expo 2009
• Misty Total Media, PT.
7 Dec 2009 - 20 Dec 2009
Exhibition Hall A
Exhibition

Mutumanikam Nusantara
• Mutumanikam Nusantara Indonesia
8 Dec 2009 - 13 Dec 2009
Exhibition Hall B
Exhibition

ICT Expo 2009
• ECMI Services, PT (Exhibition & Convention Management International)
16 Dec 2009 - 18 Dec 2009
Assembly Hall 1,2,3
Exhibition

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Event Calendar 2009

Java Jazz Festival 2009 in Jakarta
6 Mar 2009 - 9 Mar 2009
Jakarta International Java Jazz Festival (Tourist Info)
Jl Mirah Hati C5/55, Permata Hijau
Jakarta12210
Indonesia
Tel +62 (21)548 0062.
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Deep Indonesia 2009 – Indonesia 3rd International Diving, Adventure Travel and Water Sports Exhibition
17 Mar 2009 - 29 Mar 2009
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Food & Hotel Indonesia Exhibition
1 Apr 2009 - 4 Apr 2009
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General Election (People’s Representatives of Indonesia)
9 Apr 2009
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Retail Indonesia Exhibition
15 Apr 2009 - 18 Apr 2009
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Bogor Botanic Garden Anniversary (exhibition, seminar, workshop and presentation on nature and wildlife culture)
19 May 2009
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International Civillian Security, Protection & Rescue Exhibition
17 Jun 2009 - 19 Jun 2009
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Presidential Election
6 Jul 2009
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International Oil and Gas Exhibition
14 Oct 2009 - 17 Oct 2009
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Q! Film Festival Bandung
Feb 27-Mar 3, 2009
Venues: Centre Culturel Francais, Kineruku
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Q! Film Festival Yogyakarta
Apr 2009
Dates and venues are yet to be confirmed.
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SPH Sentul presents
Art Festival 2009"Light of HOPE (Hours of Performances and Exhibitions)PROGRAMS:
Competitions
Dates/ Days:Friday, Feb 13, 2009 and Saturday, Feb 14, 2009
Venue : SPH Sentul City,
Jl. Babakan Madang, Sentul City
More info contact daniel@sph-sentul.net

BiomassWorld 2009

BiomassWorld 2009
09-10 Feb, 2009 - Jakarta
COMMERCIALIZING BIOMASS TO POWER, LIQUID FUELS AND CHEMICALS

The palm oil sector is dominated by Indonesia, Malaysia & Thailand, with volume amounting 90% of the world’s production. While the oil constitutes only about 10% of the palm production, the bulk of 90% is biomass. Many plantation companies are exploring conversion technologies and unlocking the potential of OPB (oil palm biomass) from its trunk to its fruit branch (EFB).
Besides palm, Indonesia produces over 200 million tonnes of biomass per year, comprising of agriculture residues (palm waste, rice husks, sugar bagasse), estate crops and forestry wastes. Indonesia therefore presents an attractive market for biomass technology with its low feedstock cost and high electricity demand.
Next generation technologies have claimed its potential to substantially expand the feedstock base for biofuels production (e.g., lignocellulosic biomass, nonedible vegetable oils, algae). Some of these processes (e.g., gasification of biomass followed by synthesis to liquid fuels- BTL) are already in their early commercialization stage.
CMT’s 2nd BiomassWorld 2009 offers top industry panel, leading plantation and power generation companies to discuss on biomass conversion to energy products, challenges and issues. Mark your calendar to be at this premier gathering to network and forge lasting business opportunities.
Do not delay! Book your seats now and update yourselves on the opportunities that biomass resources present.
10 Valid Reasons to Attend CMT’s 2nd Biomass World:
• Comparative economic analysis on converting biomass for heat, power, fuels or chemicals.
• As a project developer, have your doubts cleared on whether to convert your biomass to power, leave it for natural decomposition or look at liquid fuel opportunities?
• Thailand’s experience on converting EFB to power, operational challenges and concerns on feedstock availability
• Views from Indonesian plantation major - PT Bakrie on why they chose to convert EFB to natural fertilizer
• CDM developments (with case study on EFB power generation project) and how to claim carbon credits
• Conversion technology of biomass and EFBs to liquid fuels
• Learn from China & Japan, who are investing heavily in cellulosic fuels production technology, on the hurdles to commercialization & technology advancements
• Innovative financing schemes for biomass project and case study
• Switching from coal to biomass (saw dusts) – project in South Africa.
What opportunities it presents for the coal industry?
Also another Biomass fuel switching case study from a cement producer.• Plus a Breakfast Talk by an experienced speaker covering all aspects of Biomass pyrolysis & gasification technologies, requirements and economics.
Send in your team for group discounts.
You Will Network With• Ethanol/Biodiesel Producers • Power Companies • Cellulosic Ethanol Producers • Plantation Owners • Biomass Processing Companies • Agricultural/Forestry Companies • Municipal Waste Companies • Institutional Investors • Financiers and Venture Capitalist, Project Finance Managers • Commodity Brokers and Analysts • Agrobiotech, Fertilizer & Crop Protection Company Executives • Biomass and Biofuels Technology Equipment Suppliers • Catalyst & Catalytic Technology Providers • Enzymes Providers • Commodity Testing, Inspection and Surveyors • Agricultural Machine Suppliers • Environmental Engineers • Fuel Marketers & Distributors • Auto-makers, engine and power generating set manufacturers
CMT has arranged special discounted room rate at USD 120 (Mulia Grandeur, Single) + 21% Government Tax & Service Charge per room per night including 1 American buffet breakfast (subject to room and rate availability) for delegates at Hotel Mulia Senayan. Please complete Hotel Reservation Form, which is emailed together with invoice, providing full credit card number and expiry date and fax/email completed form to:

Hotel Mulia Senayan
Jl. Asia Afrika
Senayan
Jakarta - 10270
INDONESIA
Contact Person:
Norman Nordin
Director of Sales & Convention Services
Phone :62 21 5753246 Fax :62 21 5753233

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