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Weekly Bulletin

Vol. 14, No. 04, 06 August 2014

PE Barb Mackenie 04 Aug HM Mary Northmore 05 Aug Claudette de Jonge 07 Aug Chris Peters (Rtn. Steffen) 15 Aug Steffen Schieicher 24 Aug VP Masaharu Yukimoto 28 Aug VP PP John & Liz Glass (34 yrs) 02 Aug Udo & Anna Rosenboom (48 yrs) 18 Aug Ngurah Premana & Ayu Dewi Sudjiwa (4 yrs) 28 Aug

AUGUST is ‘Membership and Extension’ Month

Fellowship Evening at the Anantara 11 Aug. (2nd Monday of every month) Project TOUR – Nusa Penida 30 Aug. International Costal Cleanup Day 20 Sept. Bike-A-Fund 19 Oct. World Polio Day 24 Oct. RCBS AGM 03 Dec. RCBS Christmas Dinner 12 Dec. D3420 & D3410 District Conference 22-24 May 2015 (Jogjakarta, Central Java) 106th Rotary International Convention 6-9 June 2015 (São Paulo, Brazil)

Mailing Address / Contact info. P.O. Box 3577

Denpasar, Bali, 80037 Indonesia Tel.: +62 (0)81 138 6807

Email: president@rotaryseminyak.org Website: http://www.rotaryseminyak.org

Meeting Day/Time/Location:

Wednesday Fellowship 12:00

Lunch Meeting 12:30 - 14:00

Warisan Restaurant, Bar & Galleries Jln. Raya Kerobokan No. 38

Kerobokan, Kuta, Bali

UPCOMING RI / DISTRICT 3420 / CLUB EVENTS

Rotary 4 Way Test Of the things we think, say or do 1. Is it the TRUTH 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIP? 4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?

BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES for AUGUST

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President Doris Angst Sommer:

- opened the 6 August 2014 weekly meeting and welcomed all the Visiting Rotarians, Visitors and RCBS members.

- noted the apologies from Rtns. HM Daniel, HM Mary, Jérôme, Claudette, PP Robin, Henny, Detlev, Ralph, Alex, Udo, Steffen, Dr. Taty, Catharina and Christiane.

- told the members that it had been a very sad time this past week for all of us who knew Juliana Rosenboom.

“It is still hard to accept that she is no longer with us. We will always remember Juliana as the beautiful bubbly-happy-warm-young Lady she was.” “Juliana will continue to live in our hearts, because the RCBS with her Family have decided to dedicate a Club Project in her memory. More information about the project will be given to the members in the following weeks.”

- asked the members to stand and observe a minute of silence in memory of Juliana Rosenboom.

Rtn. Udo and Anna have requested that NO flowers be sent to their home or to the Memorial Service, which will be held on Tuesday, 12 August 2014 at the WakaGangga Resort. Instead, please consider making a donation to the JULIANA ROSENBOOM MEMORIAL FUND - care of the RCBS:

Bank: CIMB Niaga Address: Jln. Melati No. 29

Denpasar, Bali 80233 A/C Name: Rotary Club of Bali Seminyak A/C No.: 011.01.66669.00.0 Swift code: BNIAIDJA Purpose: Juliana Rosenboom Fund

ANNOUNCEMENTS

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- thanked the following RCBS Members for inviting some Guests to the meeting:

P Doris for inviting Richard Williams, Paula Gillham and Roslyn Biffin. PE Barb for inviting Karen Donald. VP Yuki for inviting Tia Dang and Jody Sigmund. Sec. Patrick for inviting Dr. Dave Jenkins and Miki Okuno. Rtn. Marie-Francoise for inviting Sandra Mascare and Samia Sebag.

- invited Rtn. Peter E. to read the 4 WAY TEST.

- thanked Rtns. Detlev & Lusi for raising IDR 4,000,000 during their Sunday Brunch on Sunday, 3 August 2014. These funds will be donated to the Yayasan Senyum Bali (Bali Smile Foundation). (http://www.senyumbali.org)

- thanked Rtns. VP PP John, VP Yuki, Florian, SaA Jan, Sally, Diana, Marie-Francoise and Geraldine for organizing such a successful Salsa Fundraiser on Friday, 25 July. The total funds raised for the Helen E. Newman Student Scholarship Program was IDR 20 million. - gave a special warm welcome to Rtn. Frédéric, who has been in Geneva, Switzerland for the past six months. Rtn. Frédéric is trying to get back to Bali but in the mean time he has promised to be our RCBS Ambassador to Switzerland – looking for donations for our Club projects. Thank you very much Rtn. Frédéric for this generous offer. - asked the members to sign a Greeting Card for the RC of Como, WA, Australia. Some of the members will remember that Rtn. Marielle Sloss and her son, Rtr. Hanish Kohler visited our Club two weeks ago.

- asked Secretary CP Patrick to inform the members about the upcoming 2014 Bike-A-Fund, RI August Theme – Membership and Extension and receiving The Rotarian Magazine ONLINE.

1. August is Membership and Extension Month. Sec. Patrick distributed a handout entitled ‘18 Great Ideas to Help Build Membership.’ He went on to say that finding new, qualified members every year is vital for the RCBS to remain ‘healthy.’ RCBS primarily consist of expats and unfortunately 5 – 10 members leave every year because of a variety of reasons, e.g. professional opportunities in other countries, family obligations, health, etc. SO every member MUST be on the LOOKOUT for potential new members. We must ALL assist our Membership Committee Chairperson, Marie-Francoise, to invite people to our Weekly Meetings,

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Fellowship Events, Project / Vocational Tours and let them see for themselves the GREAT work the RCBS is doing for the communities in Bali and other areas around Indonesia. 2. A few weeks ago, when Sec. Patrick was talking about some articles in The Rotarian Magazine, he mentioned that the Magazine was now available ONLINE. He said that within the next week, he would be sending the members some information on how they can STOP receiving their hardcopies and start reading The Rotarian ONLINE. 3. The RCBS 2014 Bike-A-Fund will take place this year on Sunday, 19 October 2014. The Club will again be working with SOBEK – The Adventure Professionals who will be guiding the participants during this 24 km Mountain Cycling Tour, which starts at Kintamani and finishes just north of Ubud.

BIKE RENTAL: IDR 300,000 net per person (Published rate is US$ 79.00 per person). To be paid on/before Sunday, 19 October !!! Children 12 and older welcome. DONATION: The RC of Bali Seminyak (RCBS) would like to request that ALL PARTICIPANTS ‘Donate’ a minimum of IDR 500,000 to this Fundraising Activity. This is in addition to the Bike FEE of IDR 300,000. FUNDS raised will be used to purchase Elementary School Classroom Library books CONFIRMATION: Bookings are required in order to confirm transport, guides and catering arrangements by Friday, 17 October 2014. For further information, please contact: Rtn. T. Patrick van Kampen seretary@rotaryseminyak.org / 081-138-6807.

PP Anita, the Chairperson of The Rotary Foundation (TRF), took a few minutes and briefly informed the members about TRF and the benefits of contributing to Every Rotarian Every Year (EREY) Program.

TRF Mission The mission of The Rotary Foundation is to enable Rotary members to advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through the improvement of health, the support of Education, and the alleviation of poverty. TRF Programs: PolioPlus Rotary PEACE Fellowships District Grants Global Grants Package Grants Scholarships Vocational Training Teams

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PP Anita continued her talk and explained to the members on HOW they can support TRF by making their contributions ONLINE. For further details, please contact PP Anita directly: <rotary_foundation@rotaryseminyak.org>

Annual Fund-SHARE is the primary source of funding for a broad range of local and international Rotary Foundation activities. Every Rotarian, Every Year (EREY) is the fundraising initiative to encourage support for the Foundation’s Annual Fund.

Lastly, PP Anita encouraged members to contribute ‘at least’ US$ 100 every year so that TRF can continue their Humanitarian work around the world …. SaA Jan reminded the members that we have a number of Muntigunung Products for sale and that these can be purchased after our weekly meetings. The proceeds from the sales of these items go to the Hollistic Muntigunung Poverty Eradication Project, which consists of several programs for people living in a number of isolated villages in the northern part of Bali, e.g. clean water, capacity building, health, education and social enterprises. He also reminded the members about our Monthly Fellowship Evenings at the Anantara – every second Monday of the month. Our next one will be on Monday, 11 August – starting at 18:00. VP Yuki informed the members that he is organizing a Project Tour (Student Scholarships Program and Microcredit (Goats) Project) to Nusa Penida on Saturday, 30 August. He will be sending out the details to the members next week.

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‘Living Longer Better’ by Dr. Dave Jenkins

Secretary CP Patrick introduced the Guest Speaker, Dr. Dave Jenkins, who is a Physician specializing in Optimal Health and Anti-Aging and is the founder of multi-award winning international NGO - SurfAid International. Dr. Dave started his talk by briefly outlining the four topics that he would be covering:

1) The new science of why we age and get degenerative illnesses such as Heart Attacks, Strokes, Alzheimer's, Cognitive Decline and Cancer. 2) Scientifically backed wisdoms from the healthiest cultures we can use. 3) Dr. Dave’s MORE MODEL to help shape a healthy way of life. 4) Some helpful, easy to do examples from his MORE MODEL.

Dr. Dave shared his personal transformational story to demonstrate how he and hence others can transform their lives. Following years of stress in founding an international aid organization Dr. Dave was 100 kgs with raised blood lipids, high blood pressure, fatty liver and high estrogen putting him a high risk of heart attacks, strokes, and cancers such as prostate and bowel cancer. Following a surfing accident he discovered he had advanced arthritis in his neck and he realized that combined with his poor biochemistry he could well be aging fast. He began to research and use new information and technology like epigenetics and behavior change tools to transform his life and keep him surfing. He is now is a focused relaxed vital 82 kgs with normal biochemistry and BP, and at 54 years of age has a measured biological age of the average 35 year old and surfing better than he ever has in his life. And HOW did he accomplish this?

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In short – YOU are what you EAT. Dr. Dave then went on to explain why so many of US may have ‘Heart Disease.’

• High Blood Pressure • Smoking • Sedentary lifestyle • Belly Fat • Psycho-social stress • Poor Diet including…. • Insufficient fruits & vegetables • Lack Fibre • Processed food-Sugar, HFCS • Vegetable oils-trans fats • Omega 6 Omega 3 ratio • Bad Cholesterol (LDL –P)

–Oxidised LDL- cholesterol from fast carbs –Thrombosis from Transfats

• Whole body Inflammation Lastly Dr. Dave talked about HOW to alleviate Heart Disease by considering your Fitness routine and your Fiber, Nutrients and Fish consumption. In concluding his talk, Dr. Dave said he only had 20 minutes with the members – but if some one is serious about Living Longer Better, he or she needs to consult a physician who specializes in ‘Anti-Aging and Holistic Nutrition’ – TODAY …. For more information about Dr. Dave’s work / research / seminars, please contact him directly at Dr. Dave Jenkins <drdave@surfaidinternational.org>

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13-Aug-14 President Doris PP Suzana Chandra GG Rotaville Project Update RC of Bali Denpasar IPP Raphaël Rtn. Alain Rondeau

RC of Ste Foy, Canada GG Water Project in Flores Board Meeting 20-Aug-14 Sec. CP Patrick Mario Cossa Psychodrama Training Bay Area Moreno Institute 27-Aug-14 No LUNCH Meeting 30-Aug-14 Saturday Project Tour & Fellowship Lunch Nusa Penida - Student Scholarship / Microcredit (Goat)

1-Oct-14 President Doris Rtn. Jérôme Cle Credit Card Industry 8-Oct-14

Board Meeting 15-Oct-14 President Doris Rtn. Jerry Knecht ‘Creating Poverty Alleviation’ 22-Oct-14 29-Oct-14 No LUNCH Meeting Vocational Tour & Fellowship Lunch PAG Kamal K. WakaGangga Resort

3-Sept-14 President Doris Rtn. Lusi Damayanti Ikat Fashion 10-Sept-14 President Doris HM Daniel Elber Muntigunung Development Board Meeting Program (Poverty eradication) 17-Sept-14 Sec. CP Patrick Rtn. Giorgio Kauten Knee Replacement in Delhi 24-Sept-14 No LUNCH Meeting 28 Sept-14 Sunday Project Tour & Fellowship Lunch Karangasem - Muntigunung Trekking

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5-Nov-14

12-Nov-14 Board Meeting

19-Nov-14 President Doris PP David Kuper Temesi Waste Separation

Foundation 26-Nov-14 No LUNCH Meeting Vocational Tour & Fellowship Lunch Temesi Waste Separation Foundation, Gianyar

WEEKLY GUEST SPEAKERS’ SCHEDULE for AUGUST – NOVEMBER 2014

Date Club Member(s) Speaker(s) Topic

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VISITING ROTARIANS – 6 August 2014

Rtn. John Tennant RC of Phillip Island & San Remo, VIC, Australia PP Mimi Inkiriwang RC of Bali Nusa Dua, Bali PP Petrina Faustina RC of Bandung, West Java, Indonesia PP Ray della-Polina RC of Perth, WA, Australia

VISITORS – 6 August 2014

Roslyn Biffin Brisbane, QLD, Australia Tia Dang Canggu Bali Karen Donald Canggu , Bali Paula Gillham Seminyak, Bali Dr. Dave Jenkins Jimbaran , Bali Sandra Mascare Canggu , Bali Miki Okuno Jimbaran , Bali Samia Sebag Canggu, Bali Jody Sigmund Canggu , Bali Johann Suganda Bandung, West Java Richard Williams Renon, Bali

WEEKLY RAFFLE – 6 August 2014 TOTAL: IDR 980,000 (Donation IDR 980,000 and Happy Stories / Fines IDR 0) The Raffle Prize, a bottle of Wolf Blass Red Wine, was won by Sec. CP Patrick and donated by Rtn. Giorgio.

BOARD of DIRECTORS 2014 – 2015

President Doris Angst Sommer <president@rotaryseminyak.org> President-elect Barb Mackenzie <president_elect@rotaryseminyak.org> 1st Vice President Masahara Yukimoto <vp@rotaryseminyak.org> 2nd Vice President PP John T. Glass <vp2@rotaryseminyak.org> Secretary CP T. Patrick van Kampen <secretary@rotaryseminyak.org> Treasurer Stephen O'Brien <treasurer@rotaryseminyak.org> Immediate Past President Raphaël M. Devianne <ipp@rotaryseminyak.org> President-nominee TBA in December 2014

CLUB COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS 2014 - 2015

Club Administration Florian Nitsch <club_admin@rotaryseminyak.org> Membership Marie F de Saint Priest d'Urgel <membership@rotaryseminyak.org> PR & Fundraising PP John T. Glass <public_relations@rotaryseminyak.org>

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MEMBER */**/*** CLASSIFICATION 01. Elber, Honorary Daniel PHF Non-profit Organization HON Member 02. Havig, Honorary Don Commercial Landscaping HON Member 03. Northmore, Honorary Mary PHF/PHSM2 Non-profit Organization HON Member 04. Angst Sommer, P Doris PHF3/ PHSM3/SNM8 Decorating Mtls & Garment Rtlg 100% (03/03) 05. Bellmaine, SaA Sally E. PHSM1/SNM1 Marketing 100% (03/03) 06. Cle, Jérôme Credit Card Services 100% (01/01) 07. Damayanti, Lusi PHSM1 Fashion Design 100% (03/03) 08. de Saint Priest d’Urgel, Marie Francoise PHSM1/SNM2 Real Estate Management 100% (03/03) 09. Devianne, IPP Raphaël PHF/SNM5 Diplomatic Service 100% (03/03) 10. Dougherty, PP Robin M. SNM2 Community Fundraising 100% (03/03) 11. Erni, Peter F. PHF/PHSM2/SNM10 Restaurant Management 100% (03/03) 12. Giehmann, Manfred PHF2/PHSM1 Development Mgt - Retired 100% (03/03) 13. Glass, 2nd VP PP John T. PHSM2 Law - Retired 100% (03/03) 14. Handayani, Henny PHSM1.5 Art Magazine Publication 100% (03/03) 15. Hauth, Detlev PHF/PHSM3/SNM4 Interior Design 100% (03/03) 16. Klemp, Ralph R. PHSM5/SNM1 International Mktg Consulting 100% (03/03) 17. Knecht, Jerry Seafood Products 100% (02/02) 18. Lococo, PP Anita M. PHF3/SNM2 Property Leasing 100% (03/03) 19. Mackenzie, PE Barbara PHF/PHSM9/SNM3 Business Development 100% (03/03) 20. Müller, Ingo PHSM3 Law 100% (03/03) 21. Nitsch, Florian PHSM3 Business Service 100% (03/03) 22. O’Brien, Treas. Stephen PHSM4 Outsourcing Services 100% (03/03) 23. Potkonjak, Alex PHF/PHSM1 Steel Brokerage 100% (03/03) 24. Premana, I Gusti Ngurah Law - General Practice 100% (03/03) 25. Ruegg, Géraldine Property Leasing 100% (03/03) 26. Saenger, Frédéric PHSM4 Radio Broadcasting 100% (03/03) 27. Sandstrom, Virginie Tutin PHF Hospitality Management 100% (03/03) 28. Schleicher, Steffen PHF Jewellery Retail 100% (03/03) 29. Schreiber, Dr. Juergen PHSM8 Diplomatic Service 100% (03/03) 30. Sinaga, Dr. Taty K. PHF/PHSM6/SNM1 General Medical Practice 100% (03/03) 31. Starke, Joerg PHF/PHSM2 Art Foundation 100% (03/03) 32. van Gennip, E. John Corporate Banking 100% (03/03) 33. van Kampen, Sec. CP T. Patrick PHF4/PHSM2/SNM13 English Language Services 100% (03/03) 34. Wasfy, Christiane PHSM1 Hospitality Management 100% (03/03) 35. Wright, Diana PHSM1 Advertising, General 100% (03/03) 36. Wright, M. Jan PHSM1 Insurance Consulting 100% (03/03) 37. Yukimoto, 1st VP Masaharu PHSM8 Banking Services - Retired 100% (03/03) 38. de Jonge, Claudette Health Care – Public 67% (02/03) 39. Lindinger, H. Peter PHSM8/SNM2 Hotel Ownership 67% (02/03) 40. Lindinger, Patty PHSM1 Hotel Management 67% (02/03) 41. Volquarts, H. Helmut PHF/PHSM6/SNM1 Management Consulting 67% (02/03) 42. van Vonderen, Catharina PHSM1/SNM2 Design Consulting Leave of A. 43. Saputra, Handy PHF2/SNM1 Logistics Service 33% (01/03) 44. Duarsa, Dr. Reny PHSM2 Internal Medicine 00% (00/03) 45. Le Henaff, Guy Communication Systems 00% (00/03) 46. Lindgren, Indy Expat Business Directory Services 00% (00/03) 47. Calvell, Philippe PHF Environmental Consulting 00% (00/03) 48. Clark, John W. PHSM1 Renewable Energy 00% (00/03) 49. Kaul, PP Sarita PHF2/PHSM3/SNM2 Naturopathy 00% (00/03) 50. Kauten, Giorgio PHSM1 Design Consulting 00% (00/03) 51. King, Adrian T. PHSM1 Financial Pln & Mktg Consulting 00% (00/03) 52. Radbill Kauten, Pamela PHSM1 Design Consulting 00% (00/03) 53. Rosenboom, Udo PHF/PHSM1 Mining Engineering 00% (00/03) 54. Schmit, Michel Engineering Communication 00% (00/03) *SNM Sponsored a New Member **PHSM Paul Harris Sustaining Member (US$ 100 EREY donation) ***PHF Paul Harris Fellow (US$ 1,000 Recognition/Contribution)

ATTENDANCE 31 July 2014 70% / YTD 73%