Saturday, February 22, 2014
Sunday, February 16, 2014
CALENDAR OF EVENTS – FEBRUARY 2014
14th February – Valentines Day
The international day of love… a day to be romantic or to propose if it’s on the cards. Choose to share a beautiful meal at one of the many stunning, seductive venues on offer. This is a day to get close to those dearest and nearest. Alternatively, one of the many day spas listed in this edition offer pampered packages for two to get the intimate mood flowing.
14th February – Full Moon – Hari Purnama Sasih Kewulu
The full moon (which has particular importance to the Balinese Hindus) falls on this day and ceremonies are held throughout the Hindu temples all across Bali. The Balinese that adhere to the Hindu Dharma religion will take offerings of food, fruit and flowers to the temple to be blesses by the priest. The Balinese themselves are then blessed by performing various rituals using holy water, incense smoke, petals and rice grains.
15th February – Balinese Blessing Ceremony – Hari Tumpek Wayang
This auspicious day on the Balinese calendar is devoted to the worship of Sanghyang Iswara, Lord of Puppeteers. This holiday is the most important day for owners of leather puppets and puppeteers when they are taken from their box (keropak), and blessed. It is considered unlucky if a child were to be born on this day. Prayers will be held at the temples across the island.
21st February – Balinese Blessing Ceremony – Hari Bhatari Sri
The Balinese worship Dewi (‘goddess’) Sri as the goddess of rice and prosperity. They even devote special places of worship for her and dedicate a special day for her each month called ‘Hari Bhatari Sri’, which falls on the ‘Sukra Umanis’ Fridays of each month of the Balinese calendar. Blessings will be given for good crops and harvests on this day.
The international day of love… a day to be romantic or to propose if it’s on the cards. Choose to share a beautiful meal at one of the many stunning, seductive venues on offer. This is a day to get close to those dearest and nearest. Alternatively, one of the many day spas listed in this edition offer pampered packages for two to get the intimate mood flowing.
14th February – Full Moon – Hari Purnama Sasih Kewulu
The full moon (which has particular importance to the Balinese Hindus) falls on this day and ceremonies are held throughout the Hindu temples all across Bali. The Balinese that adhere to the Hindu Dharma religion will take offerings of food, fruit and flowers to the temple to be blesses by the priest. The Balinese themselves are then blessed by performing various rituals using holy water, incense smoke, petals and rice grains.
15th February – Balinese Blessing Ceremony – Hari Tumpek Wayang
This auspicious day on the Balinese calendar is devoted to the worship of Sanghyang Iswara, Lord of Puppeteers. This holiday is the most important day for owners of leather puppets and puppeteers when they are taken from their box (keropak), and blessed. It is considered unlucky if a child were to be born on this day. Prayers will be held at the temples across the island.
21st February – Balinese Blessing Ceremony – Hari Bhatari Sri
The Balinese worship Dewi (‘goddess’) Sri as the goddess of rice and prosperity. They even devote special places of worship for her and dedicate a special day for her each month called ‘Hari Bhatari Sri’, which falls on the ‘Sukra Umanis’ Fridays of each month of the Balinese calendar. Blessings will be given for good crops and harvests on this day.
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Vintage Photography Workshop
info alek sander : ikutin yuk workshop 1 ini , kalian akan menemukan sensasi vintage editing yang keren banget , dengan sesi pemotretan 2 model plus editing , mumpung workshopnya di BALI , salam olah raga
Monday, January 20, 2014
AWG - Made to Order Stylish Vector
*stylish vector
need vector? adisuryawan.awg@gmail.com
need vector? adisuryawan.awg@gmail.com
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Alber Einstein and Valentino Rossi Cloth, designed by AWG (Adi Suryawan) - limited edition
Special Limited Edition!
ga banyak dicetak loh
Cotton combed 32s
bahan nyaman dan adem
yuk diorder
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ga banyak dicetak loh
Cotton combed 32s
bahan nyaman dan adem
yuk diorder
BB : 76ADADC5
E. adisuryawan.awg@gmail.com
CALENDAR OF EVENTS – JANUARY 2014
Today marks the first day of the New Year 2014. It is celebrated in
Indonesia as a national holiday therefore all banks, government offices
and some commerce will be closed.
January 1st – Dark Moon – Hari Tilem Sasih Kenam
The Balinese adhering to the Hindu Dharma religion will celebrate ‘Tilem’ in temple ceremonies, which are mostly held in every major temple and family shrines around the island of Bali. On this day Hindus make offerings to the Gods, placed on the ground at the entrance of each housing compound.
January 14th – Islamic Holiday – Maulid Nabi Muhammad
Today is a national holiday to celebrate the Islamic Prophet Muhammad’s birthday therefore all banks, government offices and some commerce will be closed.
January 15th – Full Moon – Hari Purnama Sasih Kepitu
The full moon (which has particular importance to the Balinese Hindus) falls on this day and ceremonies are held throughout the Hindu temples all across Bali. The Balinese that adhere to the Hindu Dharma religion will take offerings of food, fruit and flowers to the temple to be blesses by the priest. The Balinese themselves are then blessed by performing various rituals using holy water, incense smoke, petals and rice grains.
January 29th – Hari Raya Siwaratri
This Balinese Hindu celebration of Siwaratri is held on the dark moon of the seventh month based on the Balinese lunar calendar system. This holy day is devoted to the God Siwa, the destroyer. This is a night spent in meditation for the welfare of the world, in order that God Siwa will bestow a pardon for all sins. Temples will be full of followers all night long, reciting prayers or religious stories, chatting with friends and fighting off sleep. Students will celebrate at their school temples under the supervision of their teachers, recite prayers, read Holy manuscripts, or simply chat with other students.
January 30th – Dark Moon – Hari Tilem Sasih Kepitu
The Balinese adhering to the Hindu Dharma religion will celebrate ‘Tilem’ in temple ceremonies, which are mostly held in every major temple and family shrines around the island of Bali. On this day Hindus make offerings to the Gods, placed on the ground at the entrance of each housing compound.
January 31st – Tahun Baru Imlek 2565 – Lunar Chinese New Year
This is the Chinese New Year, seeing the end to that of the black water snake, and welcoming in that of the green wood horse – very revered by the Chinese and believed to be an active lunar New Year for us all this 2014. Many restaurants and bars will be celebrating with performances and special menus around the island; so do check out the various programs and reserve ahead of time to avoid disappointment. Today is a national holiday therefore all banks, government offices and some commerce will be closed.
Please note: Bali Plus and Trijaya Dewata cannot be held responsible for any changes or cancellations that may occur in the future.
January 1st – Dark Moon – Hari Tilem Sasih Kenam
The Balinese adhering to the Hindu Dharma religion will celebrate ‘Tilem’ in temple ceremonies, which are mostly held in every major temple and family shrines around the island of Bali. On this day Hindus make offerings to the Gods, placed on the ground at the entrance of each housing compound.
January 14th – Islamic Holiday – Maulid Nabi Muhammad
Today is a national holiday to celebrate the Islamic Prophet Muhammad’s birthday therefore all banks, government offices and some commerce will be closed.
January 15th – Full Moon – Hari Purnama Sasih Kepitu
The full moon (which has particular importance to the Balinese Hindus) falls on this day and ceremonies are held throughout the Hindu temples all across Bali. The Balinese that adhere to the Hindu Dharma religion will take offerings of food, fruit and flowers to the temple to be blesses by the priest. The Balinese themselves are then blessed by performing various rituals using holy water, incense smoke, petals and rice grains.
January 29th – Hari Raya Siwaratri
This Balinese Hindu celebration of Siwaratri is held on the dark moon of the seventh month based on the Balinese lunar calendar system. This holy day is devoted to the God Siwa, the destroyer. This is a night spent in meditation for the welfare of the world, in order that God Siwa will bestow a pardon for all sins. Temples will be full of followers all night long, reciting prayers or religious stories, chatting with friends and fighting off sleep. Students will celebrate at their school temples under the supervision of their teachers, recite prayers, read Holy manuscripts, or simply chat with other students.
January 30th – Dark Moon – Hari Tilem Sasih Kepitu
The Balinese adhering to the Hindu Dharma religion will celebrate ‘Tilem’ in temple ceremonies, which are mostly held in every major temple and family shrines around the island of Bali. On this day Hindus make offerings to the Gods, placed on the ground at the entrance of each housing compound.
January 31st – Tahun Baru Imlek 2565 – Lunar Chinese New Year
This is the Chinese New Year, seeing the end to that of the black water snake, and welcoming in that of the green wood horse – very revered by the Chinese and believed to be an active lunar New Year for us all this 2014. Many restaurants and bars will be celebrating with performances and special menus around the island; so do check out the various programs and reserve ahead of time to avoid disappointment. Today is a national holiday therefore all banks, government offices and some commerce will be closed.
Please note: Bali Plus and Trijaya Dewata cannot be held responsible for any changes or cancellations that may occur in the future.
Thursday, January 9, 2014
Wednesday, January 8, 2014
Thursday, January 2, 2014
An Opening Year Photo Hunting Session Theme " Chinese Empress & China Concubine" 17 & 18 January 2014
An Opening Year Photo Hunting Session Theme " Chinese Empress & China Concubine" 17 & 18 January 2014, Konsep anyar Chinese Empress adalah suatu konsep penggabungan antara Glamour, Fashion dan Traditional ethnic Chinese dengan menggunakan baju dan make up ala Ratu China di jaman kerajaan dahulu kala oleh Alek Sander yang dipadukan dengan konsep FULL LIGHTING yang disupport oleh PROFOTO LIGHTING, sedangkan Chinese Concubine adalah konsep KT full art dengan paduan lighting dari PROFOTO Lighting Juga...Model : Maria Nessa seorang Model pro dari Jakarta yang akan berperan sebagai Chinese Empress dan Chinese Concubine selama 2 hari.
Per Session : 2 PG
Hari 1 & Hari 2 : Session 1 : 10.00 - 11.00, Session 2 : 11.00 - 12.00
Session 3 : 13.00 - 14.00, Session 4: 15.00 - 16.00, session 5: 16.00 - 17.00, session 6 : 17.00 - 18.00
Khusus Hari kedua : 1 session 1 PG, max 8 PG, itu di flyer ada salah ketik
Info registrasi silahkan PM saya dan sistem pendaftaran adalah sistem siapa cepat maka akan mendapatkan posisi pertama, TEMPAT SANGAT TERBATAS.
Saturday, December 28, 2013
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Monday, December 16, 2013
Thursday, December 12, 2013
Comicotopians Invasion
Hi guys, ikut yuk...!!
Minggu 15 Desember besok utk kedua kalinya Comicotopia bakal gath lagi.. menginvasi lagi….
Kayak yg kamu liat di poster, Misi Invasi kita kali ini adalah Segara Beach Sanur.. pantai..!! Pantai…!!!
tapi tetep untuk kali ini pun kita tetep ngumpul dulu di base kita InLine House jam 8.30 pagi… hihihi… lebih pagi lebih mantap… buat yg kesiangan bisa susul kita langsung k Sanur ya.. calling2 contact person kalo mungkin gak tau tempatnya…
seperti biasa, kita akan di Sanur skitar 2 jam dan lalu balik lagi k base buat ngomik bareng… semoga kali ini banyak yg dateng.. makin rame makin pecah men..!!
olrait.. let’s Invade….!!!!!! go..go..go…!!!
Ai Shuma for Comicotopia
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Monday, December 9, 2013
WORKSHOP MIXED LIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY di Gd Aroma (Meatshop)
17 Desember 2013, WORKSHOP MIXED LIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY di Gd Aroma (Meatshop) Jl By Pass Ngurah Rai No 555 X, Denpasar, BALI Rp 550.000,- teori, praktek, makan siang. DAFTAR inbox FB Eka Alam Sari atau SMS 081238163381
CALENDER OF EVENTS - DECEMBER 2013
December 2nd – Dark Moon – Hari Tilem Sasih Kelima
The Balinese adhering to the Hindu Dharma religion will celebrate ‘Tilem’ in temple ceremonies, which are mostly held in every major temple and family shrines around the island of Bali.
December 3rd – 6th – Ninth WTO Ministerial Conference
This Ninth Ministerial Conference will be held on Bali from 3 to 6 December. The Opening Ceremony will be held on the morning of the first day, Tuesday 3 December and the Closing Ceremony on the final day,
Friday 6 December.
December 7th – Hindu Blessing Ceremony – Hari Tumpek Krulut
Tumpek Krulut Day is dedicated to all musical instruments, masks and other instruments used in art performances and the numerous religious ceremonies in Bali. The instruments and other paraphernalia are cleaned, decorated with young coconut leaf offerings, given a special set of offerings and sprinkled with Holy water. The members of the group that use the instruments pray together and ask for blessings from the Gods.
December 17th – Full Moon – Hari Purnama Sasih Kenam
The full moon (which has particular importance to the Balinese Hindus) falls on this day and ceremonies are held throughout the Hindu temples all across Bali.
December 24th– Christmas Eve
This is a fun night to be had, either intimately over a family Christmas dinner at many of the hotels, restaurants, resorts and private villas all ready to serve up traditional turkey or a Balinese ‘bebek’ (duck). Or kick your heels up with your friends for a wild night of dancing and parties at all the bars and clubs along the southern coast.
December 25th – Christmas Day
This is a national holiday and is celebrated across the island in all hotels, restaurants, bars and clubs with special festivities programs. All banks and government offices will be closed.
December 26th – Boxing Day
This traditional day after Christmas is spent relaxing and being with family and friends with good food. Many establishments around the island will also be offering Boxing Day specials.
December 31st – New Years Eve
This is a huge night on Bali with crowds gathering in the popular spots, so please keep some traffic delays in mind. It is probably nest to catch a cab. Everyone everywhere will be waiting for the midnight countdown into 2014, so wherever you choose to celebrate, it will be for sure, a night to remember. HAPPY NEW YEAR 2014.
Source: Baliplus.com
The Balinese adhering to the Hindu Dharma religion will celebrate ‘Tilem’ in temple ceremonies, which are mostly held in every major temple and family shrines around the island of Bali.
December 3rd – 6th – Ninth WTO Ministerial Conference
This Ninth Ministerial Conference will be held on Bali from 3 to 6 December. The Opening Ceremony will be held on the morning of the first day, Tuesday 3 December and the Closing Ceremony on the final day,
Friday 6 December.
December 7th – Hindu Blessing Ceremony – Hari Tumpek Krulut
Tumpek Krulut Day is dedicated to all musical instruments, masks and other instruments used in art performances and the numerous religious ceremonies in Bali. The instruments and other paraphernalia are cleaned, decorated with young coconut leaf offerings, given a special set of offerings and sprinkled with Holy water. The members of the group that use the instruments pray together and ask for blessings from the Gods.
December 17th – Full Moon – Hari Purnama Sasih Kenam
The full moon (which has particular importance to the Balinese Hindus) falls on this day and ceremonies are held throughout the Hindu temples all across Bali.
December 24th– Christmas Eve
This is a fun night to be had, either intimately over a family Christmas dinner at many of the hotels, restaurants, resorts and private villas all ready to serve up traditional turkey or a Balinese ‘bebek’ (duck). Or kick your heels up with your friends for a wild night of dancing and parties at all the bars and clubs along the southern coast.
December 25th – Christmas Day
This is a national holiday and is celebrated across the island in all hotels, restaurants, bars and clubs with special festivities programs. All banks and government offices will be closed.
December 26th – Boxing Day
This traditional day after Christmas is spent relaxing and being with family and friends with good food. Many establishments around the island will also be offering Boxing Day specials.
December 31st – New Years Eve
This is a huge night on Bali with crowds gathering in the popular spots, so please keep some traffic delays in mind. It is probably nest to catch a cab. Everyone everywhere will be waiting for the midnight countdown into 2014, so wherever you choose to celebrate, it will be for sure, a night to remember. HAPPY NEW YEAR 2014.
Source: Baliplus.com
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
ARTTOPIA 28-30 November 2013 @Reddbox Jl Nangka Utara, Denpasar-Bali
Himpunan Mahasiswa Jurusan DKV STD Bali, mempersembahkan Pameran Karya Mahasiswa "Arttopia" 28-30 November 2013 @REDDBOX lokasi: Jln. Nangka Utara, Denpasar - Bali Acara: Pameran Karya | Malam Bazzar | Akustik | Speed Painting Like Fans Page: ARTTOPIA
Thursday, November 21, 2013
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