Bali’s mask man (Tacoma News Tribune)
We knew Bali wasn’t only about dreamy beaches, late-night bars and cheesy T-shirt shops. So on our first visit here, in 1991, my wife and I left our beachfront hotel to explore a culture-rich region in the countryside, known for its galleries and artisan workshops.
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Building a dream house in Bali (International Herald Tribune)
John and Cynthia Hardy have created a 33.5-meter-long traditional Balinese longhouse that stands among their vast expanse of coconut and frangipani trees, manmade and natural ponds, and even vegetable gardens.
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Time to end Bush's wretched war (Sydney Morning Herald)
Start a war against an existential threat like "terror" and you have war without end, writes Paul Sheehan.
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Life & Style: China Moon In Ubud (Sin Chew Jit Poh)
De Ubud's China Moon Cafe. (Photo courtesy: I CHRISTIANTO/ The Jakarta Post/ ANN) Myriads of food are available at Bali's most popular destinations, fulfilling the appetites of the multi-national mix of tourists who visit the island of gods.
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Malaysia on show (The Star)
The Ubud lit fest keeps growing from strength to strength, but this year’s event was especially important for local writers and readers as we had our very own panel.
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Muhammad Cohen: American expats in Asia are voting for Barack Obama (Guardian Unlimited)
Muhammad Cohen: Fed up with the anti-Americanism brought on by the Bush years, US expats in Bali are voting for Obama
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The path less taken (The Star)
To enjoy an unadulterated Bali, escape to a charming hideaway called Spa Village Resort Tembok.
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