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Kolong Tangga Museum (Space Under the Stairs)

Named for its location literally under the stairs in

Taman Budaya, the purpose of this collection of

hundreds of children’s games and toys is to preserve

them, many of which have almost been forgotten,

and to introduce culture and art to children. Fun

for both kids and adults, exhibitions change every

three months. Children can enjoy read story book

on ‘Burung Biru Library‘.

Taman Budaya Yogyakarta

(Yogyakarta Cultural Park),

Jl. Sriwedani No. 1 (near Pasar Beringharjo).

Open Tuesday – Friday 9:00 am – 1:00 pm;

Saturday – Sunday 9:00 am – 4:00 pm.

to be continued on page 8

By Tom Valeo

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Choosing To Be Happy

Travel with kids: Should you take technology?

at page 5

Do you dream of a vacation away from it all? No email, smartphone, computer - nothing! Well, maybe just your smartphone... and your hubby want his iPad.

A popular greeting card attributes this

quote to Henry David Thoreau:

“Happiness is like a butterfly: the

more you chase it, the more it will elude you, but

if you turn your attention to other things, it will

come and sit softly on your shoulder.”

But, according to a growing number of

psychologists. You can choose to be happy,

they say. You can chase down that elusive

butterfly and get it to sit on your shoulder.

How? In part, by simply making the effort to

monitor the workings of your mind.

Research has shown that your talent for

happiness is, to a large degree, determined

by your genes. Psychology professor David T.

Lykken says that “trying to be happier is like

trying to be taller.” We each have a “hap-

piness set point,” he argues, and move away

from it only slightly.

Psychologists believe we can pursue hap-

piness. We can do this by thwarting negative

emotions such as pessimism, resentment, and

anger. And we can foster positive emotions,

such as empathy, serenity, and especially

gratitude.

Don’t Worry, Choose Happy

The first step, however, is to make a con-

scious choice to boost your happiness. Phi-

losopher Bertrand Russell had this to say:

“Happiness is not, except in very rare cases,

something that drops into the mouth, like

a ripe fruit. ... Happiness must be, for most

men and women, an achievement rather than

a gift of the gods, and in this achievement,

effort, both inward and outward, must play a

great part.”

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June 18 - July 1, 2013

House of Natural Fiber

(HONF) will hold Yogyakarta

International Media Art

Festival 2013, “Cellsbutton #07

-Territory”, on June 21 to 29,

2013. This year’s Cellsbutton

will take place in three different

areas and type of characteristic

in Yogyakarta: the slopes of Merapi Mountain in Sleman,

the coast of the south sea Gunung Kidul, and city of

Yogyakarta.

Themed “Territory”, Cellsbutton #07 will try to go

through the spaces of localities, geopolitical and boundaries

between economic, politic and character and see how the

technology changes the behavior and territories that use

lies in between.

Cellsbutton #07 will include several art camps,

workshops, talks, symposium on urban culture and ecology,

meetings, and discussions conducted by artists, practitioners,

activists, and scientists. Participants will engage with local

communities to do experiments and creating new form of

collaborations.

Cellsbutton itself is an annual festival on new media

art organized by HONF with the aim to build a bridge

between global society and local communities interested in

technology and new media art. The festival involves local

communities, local and overseas artists, with international

or local issues. The connection between art, technology

and community is one of the main concerns. The goal

of the project is to build a modern mind of a future on

technology, based on human uses, needs and knowledge.

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Travel with kids: Should you take technology?By Kori Ellis

The benefits of unplugging.

Do you dream of a

vacation away from it all?

No email, smartphone, computer

-- nothing! Well, maybe just your

iPhone... and your hubby want his

iPad, of course... and the kids need

their portable gaming system...

and so on. When you’re traveling

with your family, is it possible to be

totally unplugged?

We all need a vacation every

now and again to relax, unwind

and get away from the pressures

of day-to-day life. In this techie

age, most of us are addicted to technology and think we

can’t live without it. So vacation seems like a great time

to unplug... or does it? Though it’s a good idea to get away

from all your electronics and gadgets every once in a while,

when you are traveling with your children, you probably

won’t be able to completely break free from technology.

Battling boredom

Family road trips can be a whole lot of fun. However,

kids get bored and they need something to keep them

occupied. You can play the license plate game, but how

long will that last? While they are in the car, it’s a good idea

to keep them occupied with a few

gadgets. A portable DVD player

or a handheld gaming system can

be just what is needed to stop the

incessant cries of “Are we there

yet?” coming from the backseat.

Play it safe

Of course, you shouldn’t travel

without your smartphone. If your

car was to break down or you were

to get lost, it’s an absolute must

for safety reasons. GPS units are

great when you are in unfamiliar

locations because they tell you

exactly how to get from point A to

point B. Many cars are equipped with GPS these days, and

if yours isn’t, you most likely have GPS apps and Google

maps right on your phone.

At your destination

Once you reach your destination, it’s time to ditch the

technology as much as possible. Even though most vacation

spots -- no matter how remote -- offer Wi-Fi these days, you

don’t want your family glued to their phones, laptops and

other electronics. You want them to unplug and interact.

If your kids say they’re bored on a camping trip, don’t be

tempted to allow them to break out the video games. Go

on a nature hike and explore the great outdoors instead.

Being tech-free offers a great opportunity to really talk

and bond as a family. In many cases, parents are just as

guilty about clinging to technology as kids. Believe it or

not, it’s not essential that you upload your vacation photos

to Facebook immediately after you take them or that you

check your email every hour. However, technology is still

helpful in small doses while you are at your destination.

For example, you can read restaurant reviews online before

deciding where to eat in a strange city. And of course, you

do want to take photos on your trip -- so you’ll need your

smartphone or a digital camera. But you should establish

screen time limits for your vacation.

Don’t give in

If your kids are tech-junkies, there will undoubtedly

be some nagging when you cut back or eliminate their

electronics. However, after a few days without being

constantly online or otherwise using technology, everyone

will find themselves missing it less and less. And who knows

-- when you return home, maybe you can all be a little less

dependent on technology too.

Technology adds so much to our lives, but sometimes

the best thing to do with technology is to simply leave it

behind. For a little while, anyhow.

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June 18 - July 1, 2013

Yogyakarta International Congregation’s worship services are held every Sunday in the Jogjakarta Plaza Hotel, Jl. Gejayan, at 5 p.m. A Bible-focused Sunday School is provided during the worship service for children to learn creatively. For more information on this interdenomi-national service contact 081227440134 / [email protected]. Services are in English.

Every Sunday Morning from 7.30 to 9.30amDog Obedience Training with Animal Friends Jogja. Venue: In the for-est near Joko Pekik house, Sembungan, Bantul. To join or information, email [email protected] (subject: Dog Training) or contact 0818 0411 5214.

JUNERamayana Ballet at Open Air Theater, Prambanan Temple. Full Story: June 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, and 27.Episodic Story: June 21, 22, 23 and 24.Show starts at 7.30 pm. For reservations call (0274) 496 408.

June 1 – 27, 2013Solo Painting Exhibition: “DANCE OF FLOWER TREE” by Nur Milisani. Venue: Tirana at Suryodiningratan 55 Yogyakarta.

June 2 – 20, 2013Visual Art Exhibition: “Satu Atap” by Ahmed Zafli, Andon Esty, Ashari, Joko Supriyono, M. Nurdihan, Nanang, Rinto, Sri Pramono, Suryo, Teguh Margono. Venue: Kersan Art Studio.

June 5 – 20, 2013Decorative Painting Exhibition: “OLEH-OLEH LIBURAN” by Mulyo Gu-narso, Nur Milisani, Risqy Ramadhan a.k.a Vyo, Tina Wahyuningsih and Vina Puspita. Venue: Hotel Duta Wisata I at jalan Urip Sumoharjo Np 73 Yogyakarta

June 6 – 19, 2013International art exhibition about the environment and cultural landscape river in Southeast Asia: RIVERSCAPES IN FLUX. Venue: Langgeng Art Foundation at Suryodiningratan 37 Yogyakarta. Open Daily: 11 am – 6 pm (Monday – Saturday). For details, see www.jogjapages.com.

June 8 – 30, 2013Horor Comic book launching and exhibition: Cinta Sejati by Indiria Ma-harsi, Enjah by Tomas Soejakto, The Cursed Face by Hide Hidayat and Aku Tak Percaya Hantu by Kharisma Jati. Discussion on June 15 at 2pm. Venue: Gallery Kedai Kebun Forum at Tirtodipuran No.3 Yogyakarta.

June 14 – 20, 2013Visual Art Exhibition: “EKSPRESI RUPA LINTAS GENERASI”. Artists: Nyoman Gunarsa, GM Sudarta, Nasirun, Soenarto PR, Djakaria, Su Ardi, Suwaji, Valen, Harsono, Ledek Sukadi and Sumadi. Venue: Pos-nya Seni Godod at Suryodiningratan MJ II / 641, Yogyakarta.

June 14 – 20, 2013Visual Art Exhibition: “Tafsir Mimpi” by Kelompok Batu Asah art commu-nity. Venue: Bentara Budaya Yogyakarta at jalan Suroto 2 Kotabaru.

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June 15 – 22, 2013Visual Art Exhibition: “Water Color Party #1” by 23 artists. Venue: Kedai Belakang at jalan Taman Siswa, Yogyakarta.

June 19 – 24, 2013PASAR KANGEN JOGJA 2013: folk market, traditional food bazaar. Ven-ue: Taman Budaya Yogyakarta at jalan Sriwedani no. 1.

June 20, 2013 starts at 7pmContemporary Music Concert in conjunction with Printemps Français 2013 with NAIVE NEW BEATERS ( David Boring – vocal, Martin Luther BB King – guitar and €urobelix – keyboard. Free and open for public. Venue: Con-cert Hall of Taman Budaya Yogyakarta at jalan Sriwedani no 1.

June 21 – 23, 2013Parangkusumo DRAGON KITE FESTIVAL, a Guines Word Record break-ing. Venue: Parangkusumo Beach, Parangtritis Area, Bantul.

June 21 – 23, 2013Folk Fiesta: “Festival Malioboro 2013”: concert, dance performance, ba-zaar. Venue: SO1 Maret at Central Post Office Junction, Yogyakarta.

June 21 – 29, 2013Yogyakarta International Media Art Festival 2013: “CELLSBUTTON # 07 -Territory”. For rundown event and venue information, see www.jogjapag-es.com and for information see www.natural-fiber.com.

June 22, 2013 starts at 8pmMain event of commemoration of 201 years of Pakualaman Palace. Ven-ue: Pakualaman Palace, Yogyakarta.

June 22 – 23, 2013 starts at 8amJemparingan – Yogyakartan/Mataraman archery traditional competition. Free and Open for public. Venue: Kestalan Yard of Pakualaman Palace, Yogyakarta.

June 23, 2013 starts at 8:30amYogyakarta Tradition Ceremony Festival by 10 participants from Yogyakar-ta. Free and Open for public. Venue: North Square of Sultan Palace.

June 23, 2013 starts at 2pm – 5 pmTradition Performances. Free and Open for public. Venue: Sewandanan Square of Pakualaman Palace, Yogyakarta.

June 23 – 25, 2013GERMAN CINEMA FILM FESTIVAL 2013. Free with ticket. For reserva-tion, contact Pusman UGM at Kompleks Bulaksumur F11 UGM, or call (0274) 8390905. Last reservation on June 21 at 9pm. Venue: Auditorium of FIB, UGM (Fakultas Ilmu Budaya). For complete schedule, see www.jogjapages.com.

June 24 – 29 starts at 3 pm everydayArt & Culture Week. Free and Open for public. Venue: Pakualaman Pal-ace, Yogyakarta.

June 24 – 26, 2013Solo art exhibition: “VISUAL FRAGMENTS” by AGRA LOCITA. Venue: I AM

at Nagan Lor 25, west of South Square of Sultan Palace, Yogyakarta.

June 25 – July 5, 2013Festival Kesenian Yogyakarta (FKY) 2013: art & craft bazaar, art pa-rade, performances, live cooking fest, Jogja heritage soundscape and children traditional folk game. Venue: Ngasem Market at jalan Polowi-jan, Patehan, Kraton. For schedule and info, see www.infofky.com

June 27 – 30, 2013Solo art exhibition: “URBANTERESTRIAL” by DINAKUMIS LESTARI. Venue: I AM at Nagan Lor 25, west of South Square of Sultan Palace.

June 28, 2013 starts at 8 pm Wayang Kulit – leather puppet show: “Semar mbarang Jantur” with pup-pet master Ki Dalang Kiswan Dwi Nawaeka. Venue: Pendapa (Hall) of Dinas Kebudayaan Propinsi DIY at jalan Cendana no. 11 Yogyakarta. Free and Open for public. For information, call +62 85 6288 9057.

June 28, starts at 2pmRock Concert: “Rock Siang Bolong”. Ticket charged. Venue: Jogja Na-tional Museum at jalan Amri Yahya no. 1 Wirobrajan, Yogyakarta.

June 29 – 30, 2013Jogja Toys Festival: Gundam Competition. Venue: Balai Utari of Ge-dung Wanitatama at jalan Laksda Adisucipto, Yogyakarta. For informa-tion, call Wira at 08179493759.

June 30, 2013 starts at 3:30pmCultural Parade at Outer Ring of Pakualaman Palace Yogyakarta: Pa-kualam Troops Parade, folk traditional ceremony.

JULYRamayana Ballet at Open Air Theater, Prambanan Temple. Full Story: July 2, 4, 6, 9, 11, 13, 16, 18, 23, 25, 26, 27, and 30.Episodic Story: July 19, 20, 21 and 22.Show starts at 7.30 pm. For reservations call (0274) 496 408. The “full story” is a compilation of the four episodes and lasts about 2 hours, with a 15-minute refreshments break. The “episodic story” con-sists of four parts performed on four consecutive nights. Each episode lasts about 1.5 hours. Both versions of the dance-drama have been modified for tourists by omitting lengthy Javanese dialog.

July 3 – 19, 2013Group art exhibition: NAFAS RESIDENCY CYCLE #3. Venue: I AM at Nagan Lor 25, west of South Square of Sultan Palace, Yogyakarta.

July 6 – 7, 20132013 Yogyakarta Gamelan Festival. Venue: Ngasem Market at jalan Polowijan, Patehan, Kraton – Yogyakarta.

July 6 – 20, 2013ART|JOG 2013 – “MARITIME CULTURE”: contemporary art exhibition, art discussion and studio visit. Exhibition on Taman Budaya Yogyakarta at jalan Sriwedani no 1 (opposite of Fort Vredeburg). Open and free for public. Gallery opens daily from 9 am – 9 pm. For schedule and infor-mation, see www.jogjapages.com.

Eco-Friendly Home Made DisinfectantsBy Sarah Wassner Flynn

Love to keep things spic-and-span?

While your house may be spotless, you

may be harming your health as well as the

environment. Fortunately, for you and

the Earth, there are alternatives to harsh

chemically-laden cleaning products. Best

yet, you can easily make them yourself

from natural, eco-friendly ingredients.

Did you know that the chemicals in

some detergents and cleaning products

may trigger ailments like asthma and

eczema, while others may cause decreased

fertility, miscarriages, premature births

and cancers of the reproductive organs? These toxins

are not only harmful to your health, they are equally

damaging to the eco-system. However, if you are feeling

crafty, you can whip up some of these create-your-own,

eco-friendly cleaners from Women’s Voices for the Earth,

an environmental group based in Missoula, Montana. All

ingredients can be found online, at your supermarket, or at

a natural food store.

EASY ALL-PURPOSE CLEANERFor a solution that will wipe up

messy spots, mix two cups of white

vinegar with equal parts water (plus a

little essential oil, like tea tree, rosemary

or lavender, to add a fragrance, if you

want one). To boost its cleaning power,

warm it in the microwave in a glass

container.

CREAMY SOFT SCRUBDo your bathroom or kitchen tiles

need a good scrubbing? Mix two cups

baking soda, 1/2-cup liquid castile

soap, four teaspoons vegetable glycerin, and five drops

of an antibacterial essential oil, such as cinnamon bark,

lemongrass and thyme oils, for fragrance. Then, tackle

those tiles! And once you are done, you can store the scrub

in a glass jar for two years.

FURNITURE POLISHShine up your favorite furniture by wiping it down

with a mix of 1/4-cup olive oil with four tablespoons white

distilled vinegar and 20 to 30 drops of lemon essential

oil. Don’t have the latter? Swap it for two teaspoons of

lemon juice and store the polish in the fridge after you have

cleaned, to keep it fresh.

LAUNDRY DETERGENTThis detergent gets your clothes clean without the

extra chemicals. First, make soap flakes by grating a pure

vegetable soap bar with a cheese grater. Then, mix one cup

of the flakes with 1/2-cup of washing soda (found in the

laundry aisle) and 1/2-cup of borax, a powder or crystalline

salt water softener and disinfectant. Use one to two

tablespoons of the detergent per load of laundry.

DRAIN OPENERWho knew vinegar works wonders on clogged drains,

too? Pour 1/2-cup of baking soda into the drain, and then

follow that with a cup of vinegar. After about 30 minutes,

flush the train with boiling water.

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Gamelan Orchestra – Pagelaran Kerawitan Performance of Javanese-Mataram style composition on the Slendro and Pelog gamelan sets. Every Monday and Tuesday 10:00 am – 12:00 noon at the Bangsal Sri Manganti pendopo (meeting hall) at the Keraton.

Wooden Puppets – Pagelaran Wayang Golek Menak This wayang show was created by Ki Trunadipura from Surakarta (Solo). The Menak story was inspired by a Persian Islamic epic but has been converted to Javanese or Maduranese characters. Every Wednesday 10:00 am – 12:00 noon at the Bangsal Sri Manganti pendopo (meeting hall) at the Keraton.

Pagelaran Uyon-uyon Beksan Performance of a fragment of the Gagrak ballet using the Yogyakarta style of dance accompanied by Javanese gamelan and song. Every Thursday 10:00 am – 12:00 noon at the Bangsal Sri Manganti pen-dopo (meeting hall) at the Keraton.

Javanese Poetry – Pagelaran Maospat Javanese poetry recital taken from the Kawedanan Hageng Punokawan Widya Budaya books and letters, which describe the history of the Mata-ram Kingdom. Every Friday 09:00 – 11:00 am at the Bangsal Sri Manganti pendopo (meeting hall) at the Keraton.

Leather Shadow Puppet Show – Pagelaran Wayang Kulit Every Saturday 09:30 am –1 pm at the Bangsal Sri Manganti pendopo (meeting hall) at the Keraton.

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June 18 - July 1, 2013

The intention to be happy is the active desire and com-

mitment to be happ.y It’s the decision to consciously choose

attitudes and behaviors that lead to happiness over unhappi-

ness.

For example, reprogram your beliefs and values. Learn

good self-management skills, good interpersonal skills, and

good career-related skills. Choose to be in environments and

around people

that increase

your probabil-

ity of happiness.

The persons

who become

the happiest and

grow the most

are those who

also make truth

and their own

personal growth

primary values.

In short, we may be born with a happiness “set point,” but

we are not stuck there. Happiness also depends on how we

manage our emotions and our relationships with others.

We may choose to be more forgiving or more grateful. We

learn to identify negative thoughts so we can challenge them.

For example, when someone crosses you, in your mind you

build a case against that person, but that’s very damaging to

relationships. So they may learn to shut up their inner lawyer

and stop building these cases against people.

Cultivate Gratitude

Gratitude exercise involves listing a few things that make

them grateful. This shifts people away from bitterness and de-

spair, he says, and promotes happiness.

Foster Forgiveness

Holding a grudge and nursing grievances can affect physi-

cal as well as mental health, according to a rapidly growing

body of research. One way to curtail these kinds of feelings is

to foster forgiveness. This reduces the power of bad events to

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create bitterness and resentment.

In his book, Five Steps to Forgiveness, clinical psycholo-

gist Everett Worthington Jr. offers a 5-step process he calls

REACH. First, recall the hurt. Then empathize and try to un-

derstand the act from the perpetrator’s point of view. Be altru-

istic by recalling a time in your life when you were forgiven.

Commit to putting your forgiveness into words. You can do

this either in a letter to the person you’re forgiving or in your

journal. Finally, try to hold on to the forgiveness. Don’t dwell

on your anger, hurt, and desire for vengeance.

The alternative to forgiveness is mulling over a transgres-

sion. This is a form of chronic

stress, says Worthington.

“Rumination is the mental

health bad boy,” said Wor-

thington. “It’s associated with

almost everything bad in the

mental health field -- obses-

sive-compulsive disorder, de-

pression, anxiety -- probably

hives, too.”

Counteract Negative Thoughts

and Feelings

Improve your mental hygiene. The mind to a man riding an

elephant. The elephant represents the powerful thoughts and feel-

ings -- mostly unconscious -- that drive your behavior. The man,

although much weaker, can exert control over the elephant, just

as you can exert control over negative thoughts and feelings.

The key is a commitment to doing the things necessary to

retrain the elephant and the evidence suggests there’s a lot

you can do. It just takes work.

For example, you can practice meditation, rhythmic

breathing, yoga, or relaxation techniques to quell anxiety and

promote serenity. You can learn to recognize and challenge

thoughts you have about being inadequate and helpless. If you

learn techniques for identifying negative thoughts, then it’s

easier to challenge them.

Money Can’t Buy Happiness

Research shows that once income climbs above the pov-

erty level, more money brings very little extra happiness. Yet,

we keep assuming that because things aren’t bringing us hap-

piness, they’re the wrong things, rather than recognizing that

the pursuit itself is futile.

Regardless of what we achieve in the pursuit of stuff, it’s

never going to bring about an enduring state of happiness.

Foster Friendship

There are few better antidotes to unhappiness than close

friendships with people who care about you. One Australian

study found that people over 70

who had the strongest network of

friends lived much longer.

Sadly, our increasingly indi-

vidualistic society suffers from

impoverished social connections,

which some psychologists believe

is a cause of today’s epidemic lev-

els of depression. The social ties

that bind also provide support in

difficult times.

Engage in Meaningful Activities

People are seldom happier than when they’re in the

“flow.” This is a state in which your mind becomes thorough-

ly absorbed in a meaningful task that challenges your abilities.

Yet, he has found that the most common leisure time activity

-- watching TV -- produces some of the lowest levels of hap-

piness.

To get more out of life, we need to put more into it. Active

leisure that helps a person grow does not come easily. Each of

the flow-producing activities requires an initial investment of

attention before it begins to be enjoyable.

So it turns out that happiness can be a matter of choice.

Some people are lucky enough to possess genes that foster

happiness. However, certain thought patterns and interper-

sonal skills definitely help people become an “epicure of ex-

perience.”

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