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The 11th Annual BC Lung Association’s Stairclimb for Clean Air

Wed, 08 Feb 2012 13:06:02 -0700

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What:
The 11th Annual BC Lung Association’s Stairclimb for Clean Air

Who:
500+ Climbers, firefighters, volunteers and the Global BC TV Morning News Team

When:
February 26th, 2012 starting at 8:30 a.m.

Where:
Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre Hotel in downtown Vancouver

Why:
To help raise much-needed funds for lung health research, education and advocacy.

Summary:
It’s no walk in the park – it’s 48 sky-scraping storeys up one of the city’s tallest staircases! You can ascend at your own pace, or race to set a record – your choice. Each year hundreds of participants join local firefighters (in full fire-fighting gear) to put their legs and lungs to the test. So kick your new year’s fitness resolutions into high gear and come out for the 11th annual BC Lung Association Stairclimb for Clean Air! All proceeds support vital lung health research, education and advocacy.

How:
To register, donate, or learn more visit http://www.stairclimb.ca, or call 604.731.5864/1.800.665.5864. Check out our blog, 739 Steps (http://739steps.wordpress.com/) for updates and training tips, and don’t forget to like us on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/Stairclimb) and follow us on Twitter (@stairclimbvan)!

Drop-In Meditation Classes in and beyond Vancouver

Fri, 03 Feb 2012 13:15:28 -0700

Drop-In Meditation Classes
Regular classes are held at Tilopa Kadampa Buddhist Centre and at various venues around Vancouver and the surrounding areas. For further details about individual classes see our website (details below).

There is also a regular schedule of chanted prayers with meditations which are held at Tilopa Buddhist Centre. You can see the calendar for our full monthly schedule

Drop-in classes are held in:

Burnaby
Coquitlam
Downtown - West End
Gibsons
North Vancouver
Prince George
Squamish
Steveston
Tsawwassen
UBC

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For More Information please see our Web site http://tilopa.org/
Tilopa Buddhist Centre
1829 Victoria Diversion
Vancouver BC
V5N 2K2
Tel: 604.221.2271 Email: info@tilopa.org

New Foundation Program Courses at Tilopa Kadampa Buddhist Center

Fri, 03 Feb 2012 13:08:05 -0700

Foundation Program 2012:

We are delighted to announce the start of 2 new Foundation Program courses at Tilopa Centre! Enjoy studying, meditating and discussing Dharma with a vibrant and friendly community of Sangha friends during our new class days and times.

Class Option One: Mondays 6:30 – 9pm, starting March 12th
Class Option Two: Wednesday 8:30 – 11am, starting March 14th

They will be studying different books: Universal Compassion and Meaningful to Behold. They will both be taught by Resident Teacher, Gen Delek.

Please contact the Centre by phone or at info@tilopa.org if youare interested in either of these very special opportunities!

Fees: click here to learn more about the class fees Foundation Program Centre Card.

For students studying Joyful Path of Good Fortune, Class recordings are available.

For More Information please Contact:
Tilopa Buddhist Centre
1829 Victoria Diversion
Vancouver BC
V5N 2K2
Tel: 604.221.2271 Email: info@tilopa.org
http://tilopa.org/

Saturday courses at the Tilopa Kadampa Buddhist Center

Fri, 03 Feb 2012 13:02:20 -0700

Saturday Courses

Offering practical solutions to everyday problems of modern living derived from the teachings of Buddha

These short courses provide an ideal opportunity to take a break from the hectic pace of life and learn about meditation and Buddhism in the peaceful setting of Tilopa Kadampa Buddhist Centre. Courses include guided meditations, teachings, time for discussion and light refreshments. Everyone welcome!

Learn to Meditate in Half a Day
4 February, 10am - 1pm

Learning to meditate is the best way to overcome stress and keep a positive, relaxed attitude to life. Through following practical, down-to earth instructions, everyone can learn to meditate. This course includes guided meditation, advice on using meditation to solve daily problems, and question and answer sessions. Everyone is welcome!

$25 including refreshments (free for Centre Card Holders)
@ Tilopa Buddhist Centre
Register online or by phone 604.221.2271

Making Progress in our Spiritual Practice
25 February, 10am - 5pm

Sometimes it feels as if we are not gaining the results we want from our meditation practice despite all our efforts. Gen Delek will explain the essential Kadampa practice of Heart Jewel which enables us to create the necessary inner conditions to make progress in our practice.

$45 including vegetarian lunch & refreshments ($10 for Centre Card Holders)
@ Tilopa Buddhist Centre
Register online soon or by phone 604.221.2271

Forgiveness
10 March, 10am - 1pm

In holding on to the past, we create a deep wound in our heart that never seems to heal. Buddha teaches us how to identify the real objects of blame. Through this wisdom, we can learn to forgive others, let go of the past, and move in the direction of healthy, loving relationships and a happy life.

$25 including refreshments (free for Centre Card Holders)
@ Tilopa Buddhist Centre
Register online soon or by phone 604.221.2271

Living without Fear
28 April, 10am - 1pm

We have so many fears: loneliness, poverty, sickness, death, the future of this world and our children. Fear stops us from living our life and prevents us from finding any lasting inner peace. Buddha explained clearly the roots of our fears and provided clear practices for removing them. By applying these practices, we can live a life without fear, and learn to protect others from fear as well.

$25 including refreshments (free for Centre Card Holders)
@ Tilopa Buddhist Centre
Register online soon or by phone 604.221.2271

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For More Information please Contact:
Tilopa Buddhist Centre
1829 Victoria Diversion
Vancouver BC
V5N 2K2
Tel: 604.221.2271 Email: info@tilopa.org
http://tilopa.org/

Thursday Evenings at Tilopa

Fri, 03 Feb 2012 12:56:09 -0700

Thursday Evenings at Tilopa

When Thursdays 7:00 – 8:30pm
Where Tilopa Buddhist Centre
Teacher Gen Kelsang Delek

Stop by before class for a delicious light supper at our World Peace Cafe (anytime after 6:15). Enjoy delicious homemade soup and grilled cheese for only $4.00.

Classes are suitable for both beginners and experienced meditators. Everyone is welcome. During the classes the teacher will explain how to meditate and will give practical instructions on how to use meditation, and Buddhist understanding to reduce stress and other problems encountered in daily life. The classes are self-contained so you can drop in any week.

Upcoming Class Topics:

The Confidence to Change
Feb 9 How to create happiness

Transformations
Feb 16 Turning attachment into love
Feb 23 Turning anger into patience
Mar 1 Turning stress into peace of mind
Mar 8 Turning depression into hope

The Buddhist Way of Life
Mar 15 Finding a new source of refuge
Mar 22 Overcoming fear
Mar 29 Ending dissatisfaction
Apr 5 A daily practice: non-harmfulness, kindness, and compassion

Cost* $10 per class, $40 for 5 classes. Free for Centre Card holders.

For More Information please Contact:
Tilopa Buddhist Centre
1829 Victoria Diversion
Vancouver BC
V5N 2K2
Tel: 604.221.2271
http://tilopa.org/

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF ACTION ~ PICKET RALLY: NO WAR ON IRAN!

Tue, 31 Jan 2012 00:39:52 -0700

Mobilization Against War & Occupation (MAWO) & Iranian Community Against War (ICAW)

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF ACTION ~ PICKET RALLY: NO WAR ON IRAN!
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The imperialist war drive led by the US government is escalating against Iran. Iran is facing sanctions imposed by the EU, US, UN and Canada, as well as imperialist covert operations including assassinations and sabotage. Manipulation and the negative propaganda war against Iran are an indication of the seriousness of imminent imperialist military attack.

Mobilization Against War & Occupation (MAWO) has joined and endorsed the February 4th call to action against war on Iran by U.S. social justice and antiwar organizations. Join MAWO in Vancouver along with cities across the US and around the world to demand:

>> No War on Iran!
>> No Sanctions on Iran!
>> No Intervention and No Assassinations!

PICKET RALLY:
Saturday February 4
3pm
U.S. Consulate
1075 West Pender at Thurlow
Downtown Vancouver, Canada

For poster click:
http://www.mawovancouver.org/materials/p...nRally.pdf

To join Facebook event:
http://www.facebook.com/events/333677199...ext=create

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Co-organized by:
MAWO ~ Mobilization Against War & Occupation &
ICAW ~ Iranian Community Against War
http://www.mawovancouver.org
info@mawovancouver.org
P 604.322.1764 | F 604.322.1763

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Endorsers include (list is growing):

World Can’t Wait * United National Anti-War Coalition (UNAC) * International Action Center (IAC) * SI! Solidarity with Iran * Refugee Apostolic Catholic Church * Workers World Party * CODEPINK Women for Peace * American Iranian Friendship Committee * ANSWER Coalition * Antiwar.com * Peace of the Action * ComeHomeAmerica.us * St. Pete for Peace * WAMM, Women Against Military Madness * Defenders for Freedom, Justice & Equality-Virginia * WESPAC Foundation * Minnesota Peace Action Coalition * Twin Cities Peace Campaign * Bail Out The People Movement (BOPM) * We Won’t Fly * Movement for a Democratic Society (MDS) * Granny Peace Brigade * Veterans for Peace – NYC Chapter 034 * Waco Friends of Peace * Malcolm X Center for Self Determination * Mobilization Against War and Occupation (MAWO) * David Swanson, Author of When the World Outlawed War * Phil Wilayto, Author of In Defense of Iran: Notes from a U.S. Peace Delegation’s Journey through the Islamic Republic * Ramsey Clark, Former US Attorney General, awarded UN Human Rights Award * Cindy Sheehan, National Co-ordinator of Peace of the Action * Ray McGovern, Veterans for Peace * Karla Hansen, Producer/Director “Silent Screams” * George Phillies, Editor for Liberty for America * Larry Everest, correspondent for Revolution Newspaper, author of Oil, Power & Empire: Iraq and the US Global Agenda

Anyone wishing to bump up their health AND wealth at the same time?

Thu, 26 Jan 2012 15:25:20 -0700

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Fourplay

Thu, 19 Jan 2012 10:55:17 -0700

What is love, and why is it so darned illogical? Join us for a 4-part dinner/theatre experience where love and longing, food and festivities, tastebuds and theatre, laughter and loopiness all come together in an interactive evening you'll never forget.

Divided into 4 episodes, the play follows the epic love story of two people from first contact to the wedding. Each show works alone or together so come to one or come to all (although if you want to find out what happens to the main characters, you'll have to come to all!). It's the perfect Valentine's Day date!

1 play, 4 episodes
1 restaurant, 4 dinners

Or in more scientific terms: food * (love/4 + science*2 - log(ic) + humour³) = a damn good time

Date: February 13, 20, 27, March 5
Time: Doors at 7 pm / Show at 7:30 pm
Address: Salt Tasting Room, 45 Blood Alley (in Gastown)

Tickets: $65 per show or save $20 and come to all 4!
Price includes dinner and theatre.
*please note that beverages and gratuity are not included

Tickets MUST be purchased in advance.

Don't miss out! There are only 40 seats per show, so get your tickets quickly!

For more info, check out http://www.inthehousefestival.com or http://www.salttastingroom.com

Feel free to send this announcement to family, friends, co-workers and anyone you think may be interested.

Seniors' Wellness Event at Kitsilano Community Centre

Wed, 04 Jan 2012 12:50:22 -0700

Kitsilano Community Centre presents:

"Seniors' Wellness Event"

Saturday, January 28, 2012

1:00pm - 5:00pm

Be proactive in your own health!

Kitsilano Community Centre presents our Seniors' Wellness Event 2012 on Saturday January 28, from 1:00pm - 5:00pm. Find out how you can be more involved in managing your own health and wellness with a local pharmacist, physiotherapist & food specialist.

Our special guest is Debbie Cheong, the Osteofit Provincial Coordinator for BC Women's Hospital and Health Centre. She will talk about the importance of exercise for seniors in maintaining wellness and bone health.

Take this opportunity to question our Specialists about:

- How to make healthy food choices,

- Food labeling - what do the numbers mean?

- Over the counter drugs and herbals - what they and what are their side effects?

- Understanding the Canada Food Guide, and

- Aches and Pains - what's normal and what isn't

Limited seating for this FREE event. Pre-registration is mandatory.

Please call 604-257-6976 to register or for more information.

Healthy refreshments will be served.

Facilitator: Allan O'Meara

Kitsilano Community Centre

2690 Larch Street,

Vancouver BC V6K 4K9

604-257-6976

kitscc.com

New Conan The Barbarian Film - Red Band Clip

Sun, 01 Jan 2012 19:46:06 -0700

Another Red Band clip released for Conan. Anyone who didn't catch it, see below:

youtube. com/watch?v=yNisV1YQbXQ&feature=player_embedded

I think it looks awesome personally. Every piece of content I've seen so far, I have liked better than the last. And this clip is definitely the best thing they released so far. If this is what Conan is doing as a kid, I can't f'ing wait to see what goes down when he is grown up. Absolutely badass.

Which is your fav. Steven Spielberg movie?

Thu, 29 Dec 2011 07:01:30 -0700

My all time favorite director is Spielberg; & following mentioned are some of his movies I can watch infinite times-

1. Jurassic Park

2. Indiana Jones (Parts)

3. Saving Private Ryan

4. E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial

5. Jaws

6. The Adventures of Tintin

Your Top 10 Actors

Mon, 26 Dec 2011 18:27:11 -0700

1. Start with who I think is the greatest. Natalie Portman. I will say that the Black Swan performance was just behinh Heath Ledger portraital of the Joker. Black Swan was one strange film and it takes something special to keep you captivated to the story when it get confusing. This film done that and still shocked you. Great cast and topped with a great display from Natalie.

2. Talia Shire. Was consistent in 2 of the greatest series of movies in history. Godfather and Rocky. Although there not much more to write about these 2 series were in there time the best. She played a shy woman who was not at all confident and anyone watch new this, it was awkward and nervous and everyone felt this through her performance. This alone put her here. Forget about the Godfather no matter how goos she played the despress housewives, who stood up for her wife beating husband, even when it could be sorted no problem, but Rocky puts her here on my list.

3. Jennifer Connelly. Quite possibly a surprise, but i believe a very underrated actor. Requirem for a Dream was, although a very graphic film, with alot of content that would deter a weak viewer from watching. It really captures the realilty of drug addiction and the cast involved could not have done a better job broadcasting eventualities of addiction, a very hard subject to emote in film, and Jennifer does this exceptionally well.

4. Abigail Breslin. Although still very young has protraited very good potential. Her performance in My Sister's Keeper put her up the with the seasoned professionals, and the good humored Zombieland she played the little con artist as if she had done it all her life. This is a remarkable talent for one so young especially in the like of My Sister's Keeper aimed to hit an emotional note. Even some of the more experienced can perfect this art. She also played the ever so naive young girl in Little Miss Sunshine, which in fairness should come natural but was still projected in the film. (Sometimes the most natural thing is the hardest).

5. Dakota Fanning. Having shared the screen with 3 movie legends she has certainly the pedigree to do well. You are all probably thinking why I have disregarded the likes of Meg Ryan, Sandra Bullock and Halle Berry. Dakota and Abigail have shown natural ability, where as the rest have had a really good sucessful career. Dakota should maybe be higher in the list because she has perfected every role she has done. Man on Fire, whilst working with Denzel Washington and the great Christopher Walken, she more than held her own at a young age, now thats is something. If thats not enough, she also has co starred with Robert De Niro,Tom Cruise, Sean Penn and Michelle Pfeifer to name a few. Dakota hasn't stopped there and is in the highly successfully Twilight series, with the likes of Robert Pattinson and Michael Sheen.

I hope i haven't rambled on too much and you enjoyed my post.

All the best movies of 2011 in 7 minutes

Fri, 23 Dec 2011 18:30:45 -0700

YouTube user hatinhand has done an innovative thing with The 2011 Portfolio by mashing up scenes from 2011 movies so that one action will lead into another. This looks especially cool when it’s Caesar the ape from Rise of the Planet of the Apes swinging a hammer that then cuts to an exploding helicopter in another movie. Or when a bowling alley scene transforms into a bunch of liquor bottles bursting, which in turn shows you Cameron Diaz in the infamous car wash scene from Bad Teacher.

This is a long video at nearly eight minutes, but definitely stick with it: The soundtrack dips and blends from the Harry Potter theme to Ingrid Michaelson‘s haunting cover of “Can’t Help Falling in Love with You” that was used in Like Crazy.

see the video here: toried.com/news.php?pid=329

New Year's Eve Party: Celebrate the Cuban Revolution!

Thu, 22 Dec 2011 16:37:10 -0700

-- Please Forward Widely –
- La versión en español sigue la versión en inglés -

*** 7th Annual New Year's Eve Party! ***
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CELEBRATE 53 YEARS OF THE
CUBAN REVOLUTION!
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Short film, delicious food, speakers, poetry, drinks, live music, DJ
and all kinds of dancing - Come ring in the New Year with friends and
supporters of the Cuban revolution!

SATURDAY DECEMBER 31
Doors at 8pm
Polish Veterans' Hall
1134 Kingsway (near Knight St.)
Vancouver, Canada

FEATURING:
* DJ 100FUEGOS – Spinning music from Cuba, Latin America and around the world!
* “ODE TO THE REVOLUTION” – a 20minute gem by Cuban documentarian Roberto Chile
* JOOSE JUSTIS - Vancouver Hip Hop artist and participant in the 2011
Cuban Hip Hop symposium in Havana, Cuba!
* FOOD & DRINKS – Cheap and Delicious! Latin American food and famous
Cuban drinks!
* RAFFLE – Win prizes and take home a reminder of your favourite New Year’s Eve!
* DANCE, DANCE, & MORE DANCE!

Tickets: $15 Pre-Sale/ $20 at the door

To purchase tickets please visit:
HIGHLIFE RECORDS - 1317 Commercial Dr
LOS GUERREROS - 3317 Kingsway
PANADERIA LATINA - 4902 Joyce St
PEOPLES COOP BOOKSTORE - 1391 Commercial Dr
Or Call: 778-882-5223

Organized by:
Vancouver Communities in Solidarity with Cuba (VCSC)
http://www.vancubasolidarity.com/
778-882-5223 | vancubasolidarity@gmail.com

¡Por favor, distribuir ampliamente!

***7° Fiesta Anual de Fin de Año***
* ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ *
¡CELEBRANDO 53 AÑOS
DE LA REVOLUCIÓN CUBANA!
* ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ * ~ *

Cortometraje, deliciosa comida, oradores, poesía, bebidas, música en
vivo, DJ y todo tipo de música para bailar- ¡Ven a celebrar este Fin
de Año con todos tus amigos y simpatizantes de la Revolución Cubana!

SABADO 31 DE DICIEMBRE
Puertas: 8pm
Polish Veterans' Hall
1134 Kingsway (circa de Knight St.)
Vancouver, Canada

Presentando:
* DJ 100FUEGOS - Estará tocando todos los éxitos de la música
Cubana, latinoamericana y del mundo.
* “ODA A LA REVOLUCIÓN” - Cortometraje del documentalista cubano Roberto Chile
* JOOSE JUSTIS - ¡Artista de Hip Hop en Vancouver y participante en el
simposio de 2011 de Hip Hop en La Habana, Cuba!
* COMIDA Y BEBIDAS - ¡Bueno, rico y barato! ¡Comida latinoamericana y
famosas bebidas de Cuba!
* RIFA - Gana premios y llévate a tu casa un recuerdo de tu fiesta
favorita de fin de año.
* ¡FIESTA, FIESTA Y MÁS FIESTA!

Boletos en preventa: $15, día del evento $20

Para la compra de boletos vista:
HIGHLIFE RECORDS - 1317 Commercial Dr
LOS GUERREROS - 3317 Kingsway
PANADERIA LATINA - 4902 Joyce St
PEOPLES COOP BOOKSTORE - 1391 Commercial Dr
o para mayor información: 778-882-5223

Organizado por:
Comunidades de Vancouver en Solidaridad con Cuba (VCSC)
http://www.vancubasolidarity.com/
778-882-5223 | vancubasolidarity@gmail.com

Which is your fav. Steven Spielberg movie?

Tue, 20 Dec 2011 17:37:33 -0700

Who Said We should die for other people's freedom?

Sat, 17 Dec 2011 06:57:05 -0700

T.Paine says:
When the Civil War was being fought there were many people who would not fight and die for black slaves. It wasn't about race because they might have been sympathetic to the suffering of slavery. The issue was about equality where one person's life was just as valuable as another and in their mind there was no reason why they should trade their own lives for the lives of others.

Fast forward to the present and we have a government telling us that we should fight and DIE for the freedom of others which is why we fight foreign wars--freedom and democracy. We may be sympathetic to the plight of others but who said their freedom was more valuable than my or your own lives? For the powers that be to arbitrarily decide whose freedom we should die for is basically saying other human beings are worth more than our own selves and that is not equality.

Saved by the Museum story! :)

Thu, 15 Dec 2011 00:26:17 -0700

Yesterday I taught history to my students. They were five boys who somehow always had enermous energy. All of them were “active” boys and didn’t like to listen to me. I thought during fasting they would be a little quiet and calm, but I was wrong. I was a bit dissapointed. Instead of teaching the subject, I started to tell them stories. The story about the museum I knew, especially museums that I visited last 2 years at Jakarta. Magically They were very interested. They sat around me and listened to me carefully. They asked lots of question and didn’t move from the chair at all. Unfortunately none of them have ever visited any museum. I told them to ask to their parents to take them to museum on holiday and they were agree!

As my knowledge and experience about museums are very limited. I would be very happy if you share the museum you’ve ever visited. Inside or outside Indonesia. It is great If you can upload some photos too! Hopefully I can visit other great museums someday..

Thanks for sharing!

Favourite Movie Quote

Sun, 11 Dec 2011 17:42:07 -0700

There are so many great quotes from movies...be it from comedy, drama and thrillers and or maybe horrors. There is always a single moment that rattles your senses.

I have many...The speech in Any Given Sunday from Al Pacino, Mel Gibson in Braveheart and the extremely awesome but short and effective Russell Crowe in Gladiator....but my winner has to be Coach Carter!!!
A already much used speech in motivation...Marianne Williamson's words. Please read, as it will bring your hear to life........

Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate.
Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure.

It is our light not our darkness that most frightens us.

We ask ourselves, who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous,
talented and fabulous?

Actually, who are you not to be?

You are a child of God.

Your playing small does not serve the world.

There's nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other

people won't feel insecure around you.

We were born to make manifest the glory of
God that is within us.

It's not just in some of us; it's in everyone.

And as we let our own light shine,
we unconsciously give other people
permission to do the same.

As we are liberated from our own fear,
Our presence automatically liberates others

Songs that make your mind go...

Thu, 08 Dec 2011 18:46:15 -0700

....is there any for you too?
Well once in London, i got almost kissed by a double decker bus while listening to a song from The Pogues, Old Main drag. how bizarre..!

Have been living in Plastic City for the past 5 years, last saturday morning, i looked out my window, seeing some girls, wearing high-heels and bling-bling dresses, tip-toeing like the spy, not wanting to be seen how their mascara and make up melted from 'lastnite's unplanned party'.
and there i caught the sound of Donovan playing the season of the witch from my scottish neighbor next door.

Happy Monday!
mine has been quite good so far, hope yours too!

Java Soul Nation 2011

Mon, 05 Dec 2011 08:39:09 -0700

A festival dedicated to the rhymes, beats and tunes of soul, hip hop, R&B and rap, Jakarta International Java Soulnation Festival (SOULNATION, for short) combines a range of fun attractions and activities and presents an array of talents, from both Indonesia and abroad. The festival fosters cross-cultural cooperation to allow wider opportunity especially for the younger generation to enjoy world-quality entertainment. In addition, it aims to enhance the country's image and demonstrate to the world that Indonesia is a safe place to visit, promote music and tourism industry, and provide Jakarta with an event that strengthens its identity as a metropolitan city.

International Artists Final Confirmation:
Depapepe
LMFAO
Mike Posner
Naughty by Nature
Nelly
Public Enemy
Sophie Ellis-Bextor
Valerius
Local Artists Final Confirmation :
Aditya
Agrikultur
Amanda & Friends
Andezzz
Bag + Beat
Bayu Risa
Boogiemen
Drew
Gamaliel,Audrey dan Cantika
HI-VI
Homogenic
Hook (Barry Likumahua, Jonas Wang, Ivan Saba)
Jemima
Lala Suwages (Urban Renewal)
Maliq & D'Essentials
Millane Fernandez
Mobil Derek
Radhini
Raisa
RAN
Ras Muhamad
Sevensoul
Shaggy Dog
SOB
Soulmate
T-Five
Tangga
Twentyfirst Night
Vibetronic `DYZTRK & Soulvibe`
Wizzow From Batik Tribe

Greater Vancouver Events and Things to Do - All Forums

The 11th Annual BC Lung Association’s Stairclimb for Clean Air

Drop-In Meditation Classes in and beyond Vancouver

New Foundation Program Courses at Tilopa Kadampa Buddhist Center

Saturday courses at the Tilopa Kadampa Buddhist Center

Thursday Evenings at Tilopa

INTERNATIONAL DAY OF ACTION ~ PICKET RALLY: NO WAR ON IRAN!

Anyone wishing to bump up their health AND wealth at the same time?

Fourplay

Seniors' Wellness Event at Kitsilano Community Centre

New Conan The Barbarian Film - Red Band Clip

Which is your fav. Steven Spielberg movie?

Your Top 10 Actors

All the best movies of 2011 in 7 minutes

New Year's Eve Party: Celebrate the Cuban Revolution​!

Which is your fav. Steven Spielberg movie?

Who Said We should die for other people's freedom?

Saved by the Museum story! :)

Favourite Movie Quote

Songs that make your mind go...

Java Soul Nation 2011

New Year's Eve Party: Celebrate the Cuban Revolution!