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But it didn't come.
Only a few minutes into the game, sloppy play in the defense gave the Wolfpack a breakaway and an opportunity to score, and they grabbed it.
Now instead of an easy win, Weston was just trying to compete.
It took until two minutes before halftime for 'Cats to finally break through and score to make it a tie game. But that was all the home team could muster up, with the game ending in a 1-1 draw.
Goalkeeper Matt Keefe let us know how the team felt after the game.
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One of the changes made was inserting right back Chris Dinno into the starting lineup. With Chris now joining his brother Danny in the starting 11, it made Weston almost literally "a family." This made it the third group of brothers in the starting 11, along with Bailey and Tyler Poritzky, and Andre and Alan Elbling.
With a few more changes being made, a new looking Weston team came out with something to prove Friday afternoon.
Weston came out firing, playing some of its best soccer yet against a very tough Westford team. The first goal of the game came late in the first half off of another great ball from a free kick by Danny Dinno. This time, however, the ball was travelling to a different recipient, with Jack Shay getting a beautiful header into the bottom left to put the 'Cats up.
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Firstly, a big thank you to all who contributed to the planning process for our time in Java, especially to marmot whose advice, as always proved invaluable. I will provide a full trip report on our blog eventually. In the meantime, a few thoughts and observations which may assist others planning a visit to Java
Travelling by train in Indonesia is a breeze. Easy to book tickets online from outside the country, www.seat61.com , as always proved a great source of info. We travelled from Jakarta to Bandung (3 hours) and Bandung to Yogyakarta (8 hours) and finally Yogyakarta to Malang (8 hours). Trains departed and arrived on time ( a refreshing change from my years of commuting by trainin the UK!).
The first two journeys we booked online (at a premium). In reality we could have easily got seats just by turning up at the station on the day. With online bookings you just tap your email res. no. Into one of the machines in the station and out pops your ticket with seat assignment.
For two of the three journeys we experienced arctic like air-con - take something warm! The last, the air-con wasn't working so it was like sitting in an oven! We booked Executif class! are old but carriages spacious and reasonably comfortable seats. Decent food is available at seat which can be ordered as soon as you get on the train.
JAKARTA is a city that I wouldn't want to visit for a second time. We probably chose the wrong area but it was dirty, run down and had the worst traffic of anywhere I have visited in Asia. To be fair, my impressions of the place were not enhanced by the fact that I managed to trip whilst dodging a motorbike when crossing a very busy road and injure my knee!
BANDUNG is a pleasant enough town but there isn't a whole lot going on. Most people seem to visit for the outlet shopping ( don't bother!!) and a the volcano close by (more of that later). We were lucky enough to get invited to a cultural evening by the Bandung tourism authority and so enjoyed an open top bus tour of the city ( through its choking traffic!) follow by music, dance and local food at avenue on the outskirts of the city. Great fun. They a re clearly very keen to attract foreign tourist to their city.
YOGYAKARTA was a lot different from what I expected. Very busy, although we did hit it at a weekend and during Ramadan. Maliboro is the main drag and is overrun with souvenir and batik shops. We spent a couple of night here either side of our trip to Borbodur. One of the few places where a bottle of Bintang was readily accessible.
Beer, wine and spirits is hard to find in many places and impossible in some following a crack down on its sale. Simply not available in any supermarket or 711. Hotels general stock it - at a price. A couple of areas in Yogyakarta and Bandung have bars and restaurants where it is sold as normal. When visiting a couple of 7-11s for some water I did get old ladies sidling up to me and whispering " you want beer". When I replied "yes, desperately" she pulled out a couple of cold ones hidden behind the diets coke!
BOROBODUR was simply breathtaking, if a lot smaller than I had envisaged. Watching the dawn break over the volcanoes accross the valley was very special.
We stayed at the Manohara hotel in the grounds of Borobodur which afforded all day access to the temple ( or so we thought). We visited in the late afternoon hoping to see the sunset but the guards tried to kick us out saying that we didn't have the right ticket for sunset. We just took our time leaving and managed to see the sun set.
We had to buy additional tickets for dawn ( 220k INR - more for non residents ) but it was well worth it as the sunrise was spectacular. Before , during and after dawn we were treated to the songs of the muzzenin calling the faithful to prayer at high volume through the loudspeaker towers surrounding the temple. It did detract from the experience somewhat. Entrance tickets for dawn are only available from the hotel an numbers are limited to 100. I would guest 50-6 we're there with us. Definitely the best time to visit.
We spent a couple more nights in Borobodur at Cempaka Villas, a nice place, decent rooms laid out around a central courtyard. It was new so staff, though friendly, did there best but we're pretty hopeless. Breakfast was a shambles but they seemed great a arranging tours! Main problem is that it was smack bang in the middle of 4 mosques all competing for the loudest praying/singing/ music at 3. 4 and 5 am.
It is a nice town in which to spend a few days, some great bike trips out into the countryside and the people are so very friendly and welcoming. We were stopping every 5 mins to chat with someone or other. Not sure whether it was because of Ramadan but the hotels and restaurants seemed to be empty most of the time we were there.
By our last day we were suffering the effects of sleep deprivation - and I am a very early riser. This is an issue which would continue to dog our travels in Java during Ramadan.
We got a taxi from Yogyakarta to Boroabodur for a couple of hundred and returned by local bus which was easy, quick, cheap and fun and 20k INR - the bus system in Yogyakarta seems remarkably efficinet and easy to use.
All for now but will return with the next instalment re Malang, Bromo and Ijen soon.
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Firstly, a big thank you to all who contributed to the planning process for our time in Java, especially to marmot whose advice, as always proved invaluable. I will provide a full trip report on our blog eventually. In the meantime, a few thoughts and observations which may assist others planning a visit to Java
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Thank you! Bon "continued" voyage! Dd you catch up on sleep yet?
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Thanks for sharing your experience so far with us. Hope you're doing better with your knee and that it is not hampering your trip.
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Many thanks for the report so far -- looking forward to your blog and seeing photos of Borobodur; it sounds as if getting up for the sunrise is worth it.
Hope your knee is better!
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Crellston, Bintang travails are a small sign that Indonesia is a little more problematic for the western tourist than it was prior to Jokowi/ Megawati election in 2014.
Today Indonesia has introduced internal currency rules, so rupiah is the only internal currency, meaning USD and AUD supposedly have to be converted to rupiah before transactions take place. (Viet dong, anyone? Can't see it happening, somehow).
We recently returned from Bali after our son's marriage, and found the 7-11/ circleK placesno longer sell beer but the good deli outlets are fine. the locals are really angry about this arbitrary bit of sharia doing them out of sales, and have alternative (back door) arrangements for cash if you ask (USD/AUD) of course).
We will be returning to Bali and Manado to visit our in-law family next month. It will be interesting to see how the currency thing plays out.
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As always, I enjoy reading about your adventures, crellston. Sorry to hear of your knee mishap, especially since this is a trip that requires a lot of walking.
So true that restaurants are empty during Ramadan... We were in KL once during Ramadan and many restaurants were simply closed.
In 2012 we had no difficulty getting beer at our hotel or at small local restaurants. We didn't look for it in supermarkets or 7-11s. Interesting to hear how things are changing...
I look forward to your next installment.
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Sounds like a great trip! Everyone gets a little edgy as Ramadhan wears on. They'll be celebrating the half way point this week.
This year in mid-July the Islamic holidays at the end of Ramadhan will overlap with the major Balinese/Hindu holidays. There won't be anyone left to work at the resorts!
Funny story about the bootleg beer acquisition. We worry when the conservative trend that we're seeing in Java crosses over to intolerance.
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Firstly, my knee and I that you all for your concern. Much appreciated! As Kathie rightly points out any trip to Java requires a lot of walking. Unfortunately, much of it seem to have been up and down volcanoes! Probably should rest it awhile but time for that when we get to Bali from where I am now posting this.
Incidentally, coming from a Bintang drought in Java, we are falling over the stuff here ( or should that be because of the stuff?). All the 7-11 stock it as do the bars and restaurants.
marees55 - not heard anything re internal fx controls here but then I always use ATMs to withdraw cash and debit cards for everything else so probably wouldn't have noticed anyway.
On our final day in Yogyakarta we jumped on a bus to the Prambanan Temples on the outskirts of the city. 8k rupiah and 40 minutes later we arrive at the bus terminus from where it is an 800m walk to the entrance. Once again we get stiffed with the "foreigner price" to enter. Once inside it is quite and impressive and well kept park but very, very busy even in the late afternoon. It is a complex of a handful of Hindu temples; the main one being in pretty good condition and very impressive, the others, not so great. In fact one is little more than a pile of rubble, a result of the earthquake which hit the area a few years ago.
AT 07.30 we board the "Maliboro Express" train direct to Malang. We had purchased tickets the day before but really needn't have bothered as at least two of the Executif carriages were virtually empty. On our two previous train journeys we arrived half frozen due to the Arctic like aircon. This time it wasn't working and it was well, pretty hot? Unsurprising really as the outside temperature was around 35c. Even the Indonesians were complaining.
8 hours and at least a couple of kilos lighter we arrive. We have booked a hotel near the town square. At least we thought we had. It turns out that it is near the town square MALL, about 4kms out of the centre near the university!! Not a great location but at least it is a nice modern hotel and we are now more than ready for some icy cold aircon. Not going to happen! We check in to our room and of all the 200 rooms available they give us the one with aircon that doesn't work! 30 mins later it is working. A quick shower and a cold beer in the bar - yes they do have beer but could we come back in a couple of hours after they have put them in the refrigerator to cool? No! Finally admit defeat and decide abstinence is the best policy.
Malang is a pleasant city, some nice colonial architecture and an "interesting" bird market - probably not the place to visit if you are fond of animals! Probably the most interesting place we came across whilst wandering the streets was http://www.tuguhotels.com/malang/tugumalang2-concept.html not so much a hotel as a museum. No doubt a terrific place to stay but worth a visit just to look around at the wealth of antiques packed into its public spaces.
A lot of our time was spent meeting with tour operators to sort out our onward travels to Gilimanuk and the ferry to Bali. My wife favoured a DIY approach, I thought it would be less hassle to use an agency. She was right, I was wrong, but more of that in the next instalment.
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Following along and looking forward to the pix.
Sorry about the knee! I've traveled with foot problems, so know what it's like.
I didn't care for Jakarta either, sounds like it hasn't improved. I've avoided traveling in Muslim countries during Ramadan as I'm worried about missing lunch. Wonder if the alcohol situation would be better after the month is over.
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We had the fabulous experience of staying at the Tugu Malang. It was rather like staying in a museum. It is well worth the stop to see it.
We also had a Maliboro Express train car with malfunctioning air conditioning between Yogya and Malang. We were all prepared for the ice-cold air conditioning and got none! The train we took was completely full leaving Yogya. I wonder if the train was so empty because of Ramadan.
Looking forward to more!
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Just before you head for Ijen check on the status of Gunung (Mount) Raung. It's an active volcano that's been acting up in the past week; lots of flights cancelled because of ash. I doubt that it wi have up to date information when you travel in the Bromo and Ijen areas.
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Sorry, last sentence garbled: I doubt that it will affect your plans as it's quite remote, but it's good to have up to date information when you travel in the Bromo and Ijen areas.
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Another happy reader here – thanks so much for posting! And I'll add my voice to those wishing you a speedy recovery from your knee injury.
I am at the very earliest stages of planning a trip for 2016, and Indonesia is a place I am seriously considering – your words are adding to my interest! I'm happy to learn that train travel is so easy and look forward to hearing more about how DIY worked out for you.
May I ask how you came to be invited to a cultural evening by the Bandung tourism industry? Sounds fun!
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Enjoying reading your reports as always, Crellston. Looking forward to hearing about your time at Bromo and Ijen!
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We "interviewed" a number of tour operators in the lobby of our hotel before deciding on Sunrise Tours who were represented by a very nice young lady. After explicitly stating what we wanted to do and where we would stay, we negotiated a price and made sure that all was written down so there could be no "misunderstandings" later.
We chose to take the less travelled southern route to Bromo rather than either of the other two more "usual" routes as we preferred to travel through the countryside rather than the main road through the large city of Probolingo.
We left at 8.00am to begin our drive. Albert, our guide explained that we would be stopping at Rainbow falls along the way. We had to drive first to a guesthouse where we switched to a 4WD as our normal car would not cope with the route.
We jumped into the back of a Toyota jeep and bounced along the ever deteriorating roads for the next couple of hours. We seemed to be ascending along a very narrow ridge with sheer drops of thousands of feet on either side (OK, maybe not thousands, I I really don't like heights!).
We stopped and walked down for around 30 mins, crossed the bridge and there were the falls. Moderately impressive, but not a Rainbow in sight. Was it worth the walk down? Maybe. The walk back up? Probably not.
The road deteriorated further until it was a road no more and we were into the Savannah. Lush and green in the wet season, it was now dry, grey and sandy. Impressive, nonetheless. The area seemed to be very popular with locals who were traversing the vast space on Honda Dreams, either for pleasure or transport various cargoes to and from Bromo.
We drive on through the "Sea of Sand" before arriving at our hotel for the night, The Lava View Lodge right on the crater rim overlooking Bromo. We dumped our bags and set off to explore along the rim and into the village. In the late afternoon the views of the crater were spectacular. The Lodge is clearly a cash cow for the owners who seem to have done little in terms of maintenance or upgrading etc. The restaurant which serves just adequate food is rather soulless. We did pop into the sister hotel, The Lava View Cafe which was cheaper, didn't have the views but had way more atmosphere.
We originally agreed a 03.30 start with Albert the guide, he hummed and hahed and decided to change this to 03.00 and then 02.30. We rose At the appointed hour only to spend 15 mins searching for an elusive Albert ( this was not the first time he went awol!) We found him and asked where our jeep for the crater was? On its way, he says, another 10 mins, then another and we tell him to go and hire another jeep- NOW. It was your idea to start at this time - sort it out man!
It is coming, it is coming he kept repeating. Eventually it did arrive close to the orginal departure time. Seems like Alabert had told the driver the wrong hotel! Oh well, at least we were on our way - in convoy with a mulitude of identical vehicles. Kathie had warned me of the crowds at Bromo but did I listen??
We had agreed to view the sunrise from the "second most popular" viewpoint. We arrived early despite having been held up by a fallen tree blocking the road for ages. We then settled in for the two hour wait for the sunrise - what were you thinking Albert?
As we waited we took time to admire the night sky, it was a clear night, we were close to the equator and had some pretty good views of the Milky Way, a few meteor showers, all of which served to pass the time in the freezing cold! Gradually the light increased and the crater of Bromo became just visible through the mists below. All a little other worldly. It took us a few minutes to understand the eerie white glow we could see through the clouds bellows was in fact the headlights of the armada of jeeps coming up the mountain to join us. Soon there would be us and around 200 other sharing the viewing platform. Glad we didn't go to the most popular area!
Dawn eventually brike and to be frank, the sunrise wasn't all that fantastic but the sight really of the Bromo crater gradually revealing itself through the mists below really was impressive. Having seen enough and after climbing up to a couple of other vantage points, we set off back down the mountain in thick fog. Alberts plan was for us to go directly to the sea of sand and thence to the crater rim itself but as we could barely see through the thick fog, there didn't seem to be a lot of point. Speeding along in our jeep it was a miracle that we missed the hundreds of horseman riding around in the fog looking for tourists!
We suggested to Albert that we go back to the lodge, get some breakfast and venture out later once the fog had cleared. He didn't seem to happy about it but after some persuasion and a few words with the jeep driver he acceded to our requests.
After a surprisingly good breakfast of Mee Goring, we once again had to go off in search of our guide. Where is this guy going to? Maybe he left without us? We find him, once again pointing out that we don't appreciate being kept waiting especially when we are paying for his time and it is considered very rude. Doesn't really grasp the concept but off we set. One might get the idea that we are not too impressed with Albert the guide and you would be right!
The weather is now clear and bright but quite hot as we climb the 276 steps to the crater rim. Again, not a great fan of heights, once we get to the rim to see, rickety railings, a crumbling path and a vertiginous drop into the steaming crater below, I once again wonder why I am down this! As volcano craters go, it is interesting enough, but not the mind blowing sight I was expecting. Keen to get back down and way from the precipice, I am accosted by a group of girls from the Phillipines "can we have our photo taken with you" despite being ardently "anti selfie" it seems churlish to refuse so 20 or so photos later we finally head back down. The question buzzing around my brain is why would these kids want photos of us?
We drive back to the lodge, switch back to our normal car for the drive down to Ijen. Albert, a catholic (and so not fasting for Ramadan) sleeps for most of the six hour journey much to the chagrin of our driver, who is Moslem and is getting very tetchy and kept poking him! Can't say I blame him. TBC
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LOL, crellston -- you seem to have won the world's-worst-guide lottery! And I think I'll take Rainbow Falls off my wish-list....
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I'm sorry the Bromo experience wasn't what you thought you'd signed up for - nor was Albert! Was there any "best part" to this excursion? Maybe the night sky?
I hope Ijen is better!
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Actually Kathie, you did warn previously of how crowded Bromo would be. I was hoping that, being Ramadan, it would be slightly less crowded - wrong! It was still a great experience and I am glad we did it. The night sky was fantastic ( although mp not in the same league as Bolivia. The best part for me was watching as Bromo slowly reveal itself through the clouds. Although there was a lot of cloud when we were there so we perhaps didn't get the greatest views. Ijen was MUCH better. In fact I would rate it as one of our top five Asian travel experiences
Kja - your are correct re winning the guide lottery. Albert did not improve over the next couple of days. Although to be fair to him it was hard to tell as he was asleep for much of the time. In fact the tour operator related problems continued to increase.
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Oh dear! In that case, may I please ask for the list of questions you used when interviewing tour operators -- just so I NEVER EVER use those questions? BYH, crellston!
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What were you thinking Albert? seems to apply to so many Indonesian experiences.
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I'm glad to hear that you were able to enjoy Bromo in spite of the crowds and that Ijen was better.
Sorry to hear that the travel agency (as well as the guide) were not up to snuff.
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Sorry to hear about your guide problems, but glad that all wasn't lost with your Bromo visit.
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I don't know if may people are aware but Indonesia introduced a system of "Foreigner Pricing" for its attractions in April this year. Effectively this means that foreigners now pay 10 times the rate for Indonesian citizens. This increase to 15 times at weekends. Most attractions now cost 217k rupiah ($17, $24 at weekends). It is of course entirely up to the Indonesian authorities how they run their tourism industry, but at a time when they are actively seeking more tourists, this hardly seems the way to go about it.
We asked Albert for the tickets from Bromo so we could take a photo for our blog. Imagine our surprise when we were reluctantly handed Indonesian tickets costing a tenth of what we had been charged! Querying this, Albert tells us that they didn't have any foreigner tickets at the entrance gate we used. It explains why, he told us to stay in the car when we entered and looked very concerned when I actually got out anyway!
Effectively we were being conned out of approx. 1 million Rupiah ($75). Not so much the money, I just hate being conned!
We arrive at Bondowoso and were expecting to stay, as agreed, at the Arabika guesthouse, the best place available. We had sat there in Malang whilst the tour rep "apparently" made the reservation. Imagine our surprise when we pulled up at the Catimore Homestay. Not a Homestay but a coffee factory. We are shown to our "room" basically a run down hovel, no hot water, no sheets on the bed, absolutely filthy, holes in the ceiling and a 1/4 mile walk from the main area behind a factory building and reight next door to a noisy generator.
By this time, my wife is livid and she asks to speak to the manager that we set the trip up with. She uses Alberts phone and explains that we don't like being conned out of the entrance fees ( she doesn't seem surprised in the least!) and that there is no way at we will be staying in that room.
Cut along story short the company agrees to refund the cost of our entrance fees, pay for dinner but there is nothing they will do about the switch in accommodation. We take the matter up with reception who first tell us that they are fully booked and, after some insistence, manage to find us another room ( still awful but better than the previous one). Albert seems quite relieved that we have got it sorted, although he had no part in the solution. He then says to me "don't worry about me, I will sleep in the car tonight". Astonished I replied "Albert I don't give a *!?x where you sleep".
Not entirely sure np it I think we may have got the room allocated to our guide and driver.
We agree a time of 5.30am to leave for Ijen in the morning, half expecting him and the driver to do a runner and leave us stranded!
Probably our worst nights sleep since arriving in Java. All the guests were early to bed as many were starting out at 01.30 to see the "blue flames". First the usual prayers over the loudspeakers for a couple of hours then, about 10.00pm the fireworks started. It was Friday and must have been some sort of special ramadan day. Kids were throwing firecrackers, rockets were being fired and most seemed to be landing on the corrugated iron roof of our room! A couple of hours later it finishes. Two hours more and then the jeeps start leaving for the crater. All hope of any sleep is gone.
At 5.30 on the dot, I open the door and there is Albert, waiting like a sentry. We jump into the car and set off. The previously cheerful friendly driver is sulking, presumably, angry at the loss of his additional revenue from the entrance fees? Albert, he just drops off to sleep, yet again.
Oh, I do feel better for getting that off my chest!
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You clearly have reason to rant -- what a nightmare!
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Heavens! What a nightmare!
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It's always discouraging to deal with dishonest vendors, but particularly in Java where, as you say, the objective is to increase the number of tourists, not scare them away.
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In Indonesia you have to accept corruption and add it to your travel expenses. 50,000 rupiah ($5) is the usual amount to smooth things along.
Our daughter-in-law and the other in-laws in Indo keep our costs down to local levels, but it's true there's a local price and a tourist price that are very different.
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Nice TR and sorry about your troubles. This reminds me of India. Entrance fees are way higher for foreigners and you seem to encounter a scammer daily. I was so happy to have used VP Singh of Legends and Palaces as his business was well run, no nonsense.
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I actually think scamming is relatively rare in the private sector in Indonesia. People in entrepreneurial tourism businesses -- like tour guides, restaurant owners, drivers -- genuinely want to please their customers. They are, however, reluctant communicators and are often too embarrassed to provide clear options when faced situations out of their control.
They are also victimized by greedy and unscrupulous public officials at every turn. As mareeS55 says, it's endemic to the culture and everyone, local and foreign alike, suffers.
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Final instalment
It is a 3.2 km hike from the base station to the crater which could be tackled by anyone of moderate fitness. It takes most people around 1.5 hours to get to the crater rim as it is quite steep in parts. After around 30 mins the views become stunning, really one of the best hikes we have taken in a long time. We are up above the clouds and looking down upon the valleys and volcanoes. We did consider the 1.30 start to see the blue flames but are really quite glad we didn't. It was a nice temperature for walking, the sun was on the rise and it was the start of a beautiful day.
The big industry for the local people is sulphur mining and on the way up and down we pass, or are passed by dozens of these miners carry their loads of our yellow sulphur in two baskets on a bamboo pole across their shoulders. Each load weighs 55 kgs for which they get paid around $4! These guys look fit. Really fit! But their outward physique cannot possibly reflect what must be going on breathing all those noxious sulphur fumes day in, day out. Occasionally some will ask if you want to photograph them in return for some cigarettes. Really! Sulphur fumes AND cigarettes!!
Albert doesn't have much to say for himself so I ask him what he thinks his job as a guide actually entails - he considers for a while and replies "to show people the way". No Albert, you are supposed to tell us stuff about places, about the sulphur miners for example. Clearly this is beyond his remit so I just give up. He then gleefully points out a sign saying we are at 2300m altitude - yes Albert, I can read..
Along the way we are joined by one of the sulphur miners who, judging by his age, I assume has retired and turned to guiding for a living. He speaks some basic English only but in the two hours or so in his company we learn more about Ijen than we have learnt from Albert in the last three days.
Eventually we reach the crater rim. It is simply spectacular. By now it is around 8.00am and the sun is just peeping over the rim of the crater. Looking we can see the bright yellow of the sulphur deposits, the green and blue of the lake and massive clouds of steam coming out of the sulphur. From one minute to the next the view is constantly changing as the steam comes and goes.
It seems a long way down to the crater but as we stand and watch the miners coming up with their loads we ask "how difficult can it be?". Signs proclaim that it is dangerous and visitors should not enter, but clearly, many do. So, with our new found guide friend, we descend into what seems like the depths of Hades.
Not that bad really, even for someone like me, who hates heights, it is manageable. We stop frequently to allow the miners struggling with their loads to pass by. By now we really are in awe of these guys. They must rate amongst the toughest workers on the planet. All the way down our guide is point out the best places for photgraphs, is, like a true gentleman, assisting Carolyn every step of the way. He asks Carolyn my name and whether we have children. From then on he refers to me as "Papa Clive"! How you doing Papa Clive, watch your step Papa Clive...
After 30 mins we reach the lake and the sulphur deposit. Incredible to think we are but yards away from liquid sulphur bubbling up out of the earths crust!!
By now the fumes are choking and our guide insists we put on the gas masks he has brought (Albert could learn so much from this guy - or at least he could if he hadn't stayed at the top!)
We spend around 20 mins at the base of the crater. It is an absolutely stunning experience. We are lucky in the there is no cloud to mask the views and the steam from the crater clears regularly to afford some spectacular sights which doesnt always happen apparently.
Time for the long slog back up to the rim of the crater. Surprising my knee is holding up well despite the terrain but I fear I my have problems on the way down.
Halfway back up one of the miners stumbles and nearly falls only to be caught just in time by my wife. Much to his relief and the great amusement of our guide and his fellow miners who witnessed it. Saved by a woman - how embarrassing!
The trip back down the mountain affords yet more amazing views. The sun I now up and there is less in the shadow of Ijen so on balance, I am glad we decided not to visit the crater in the middle of the night to see the blue flames as we would have missed these spectacular sights. We spoke to a few people who did get up to see the flames but they failed to put in an appearance so rising at 01.30 was a bit of a waste of time.
Now onwards to Bali - I need a beer!
The Ijen visit has been the highlight of our trip so far. Bromo was impressive and easier to visit, but Ijen is something else entirely. I would highly recommend including it in a trip to Java. It is well worth the effort. Just avoid Sunrise Holidays and a guide named Albert..
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Ijen sounds spectacular. Glad you had an enjoyable visit in spite of the challenges you experienced with your guide. Hope the Bali portion of your trip is much smoother.
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Thanks so much for your report, Crellston. As you know, we didn't make it to Ijen, so I just get to see it through your eyes. I'm glad you found a real guide there.
I'm increasingly grateful for having a recommendation of a local agency in Yogyakarta after reading of your experience of a local agency in Malang. In a couple of places, our agency bought group rate tickets for us - but that was the amount we paid, no mark-up.
I don't mind paying more for admission to sites than locals do - I've seen this all over the world. Even here in Seattle, if you live in the county you pay less to get into the Chihuly Museum of Glass than if you live elsewhere, as our tax dollars helped pay for it. But I hear you that you were charged the foreigner rate but Albert bought you local rate tickets and someone (maybe Albert) was pocketing the rest.
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Sounds like great sights, lousy guide. Better than the other way round, but still infuriating.
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The question of dual pricing is a difficult one. Whilst it does grate, there is some equity in the approach on the basis that relative incomes in more developed countries are often way higher than in many places like Indonesia. I don't really have a problem with that as much as being charged the higher price and the guide/driver/officials pocketing the difference. On reflection, Albert was probably being led astray by the older, more savvy driver (who certainly took great exception when we rumbled what was going on!)
The change in pricing structure seems to be regarded by many as a major opportunity to make some extra cash. I seriously doubt whether much of the revenue is ending up where it should.
One day in Bandung we were guests of the Indonesian Tourism Authority who were very keen to promote Java and increase visitor numbers. I did point out to one official that suddenly increasing charges for foreigners may not be the best way to go about it but if the cash is being used to improve the infrastructure, sights then that is fair enough. Their country, their choice, I just happen to think it is not the right one.
Maree55 - just read your comment "In Indonesia you have to accept corruption and add it to your travel expenses" . I couldn't disagree more, bribery merely adds to the problems. . Accept it and corruption never goes away. I could tell tales of the endemic corruption we experienced when working in Sierra Leone, a country which is surely the most corrupt on the planet and corruption is a way of life. When working for an NGO there I was even asked for a bribe by a UN official!
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Wonderful serendipitous travel story! Ijen is definitely on my to do list.
How was the drive and ferry to Bali? As you're probably aware Bali airport has been closed off and on over the past few day due to that spewing volcano in east Java. This has caused absolute havoc for those trying to leave Bali to end their holidays (visitors) or to start their holidays (locals).
We have friends visiting Bali who need to get to Hong Kong for their connecting flight back home. They are thinking of driving to Surabaya. Seems extreme, but the situation is most unpredictable.
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Glad you enjoyed it marmot and thanks once again for all your help.
Just seen the news re the Bali airport closure. We seem to have the knack of always missing these events by a few days - hope our luck continues. I read that Air Asia have now recommenced flights from Bali but I guess it will be a very lucky traveller that gets on one of those flights!
I am not sure, but I think the volcano in question was one we could see from Ijen that was blowing smoke when we were there.
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Wow, Crellston, great report! And you even went down into the crater. Wonderful. Now I can "see" what the crater really looks like. We too found Ijen extremely interesting - though we saw the crater in a completely different light. It was totally socked in that day.
But our guide insisted we go to the top nonetheless - where it was interesting in its own way - so foggy - like being on surface of the moon almost.
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Thanks glover. When I get around to it I will be posting photos on our blog so will post a link here so you will be able to get a peek at Ijen sans fog!
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What a wonderful word-picture you paint of your visit to the crater! I really can visualize it -- even smell the sulphur!
Great story about your experience in dealing with your "guide" and the agency -- and kudos to Catolyn for her grand rescue!
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Clara woke me at dawn with a loving kiss goodbye as she left for Germany. Before bed, we had planned to reconnect in London, so I expected to see her again in a couple of weeks. I slept a while longer after she left, but got up in time for breakfast. Taking a pass on the frigid communal shower, I went out to visit the old Dominican Friary on foot before taking the short drive west on Strandhill Road toward Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery.
Along the way, I found another tourist information office, so I went in to verify my directions and gather more info on my upcoming destinations.
The ancient formation designated "#4," is the oldest assembly of stones, having been erected some 7,400 years ago. It consists of a ring of large rocks with a couple in the center. Other standing stones and henges of varying configurations are spaced apart around the fields and knolls. These megalithic monuments reside in what are now serene and quiet pastures where horses and cows leisurely graze on dense, green grass under the white, hazy sky. Was so impressed with what I had seen, I purchased a ticket to check out the other half. The ruins on that side of the street were more entropic and harder to discern, yet nonetheless fascinating.


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Andretti Green Racing's Danica Patrick comes into her fourth season in the Indy Racing League looking to achieve only one thing: winning. Danica Patrick. Photo by Eric Gilbert. "I'm further along the road to winning," she said during...
Andretti Green Racing's Danica Patrick comes into her fourth season in the Indy Racing League looking to achieve only one thing: winning.
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They will then separate the fiber from the polyphenol, hence separating the two substances.
And the end product that is released from this separation and final digestion process will prevent colon from cancer.
Of high importance, for this to be successful, you need to eat everything in the carrot.
So, if you are looking to make a nice black carrot juice, then you do not need to filter it.
You need to drink everything, including the fibrous pulp.
3- Anti-inflammation properties of black carrots
Black carrots are a natural anti-inflammation that you must use.
Look, inflammation is really bad for you and you must stay away from it.
Think of it a little.
Inflammation is responsible for a large number of chronic diseases including diabetes, neurological disorders, heart problems, and worse cancer (5).
So, do you want to contract any of the above conditions? I am sure not.
In the vast majority of cases, inflammation is your body natural biological response to a health problem.
As soon as your body detects an inflammation, it starts the process of tissue repair.
Regrettably, there are times where your inflammation does not heal properly.
With time, this may turn into a much more dangerous disease.
This is where carrots come in.
Your dietary is key in creating an anti-inflammatory environment.
Eating the right food will enhance recovery and prevent such bad conditions.
And I am sure that you have guessed it if you ingest a black carrot, then you'll automatically ingest anthocyanins (6).
What is highly important to retain from this is that this particular carrot anthocyanin has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.
So, you have every reason to eat this vegetable and eat it often. You can always drink it as a juice too.
Eating it will control some painful inflammatory symptoms. It will also reduce the potential for long-term side effects.
For best results, it is advisable to eat the carrots raw. Doing so will ensure that you consume all of the essential nutrients.
4- Weight loss properties
This is a little weird, but factual.
It is known that bananas are good for you and can lead to losing weight.
Well, the same characteristics apply to black carrots (7).
In Western diets, it is accustomed to eating a lot of high sugar and high saturated fat food.
Eating this type of carrot does support weight loss. But why?
Because this vegetable contains very little calories.
For every 100 grams of carrots, you just have 35 calories.
So eat or drink black carrots without worrying about your weight.
It is advisable to eat them as a snack such as mid morning or mid-afternoon when you feel a little bit hungry.
Instead of eating chocolate etc., you'll have a nice crunchy carrot that has a little bit of sweetness to it.
5- Benefits of black carrot in fighting diabetes
We already spoke about anthocyanins in the above sections.
It is probably the best property of this carrot.
Simply put, anthocyanins compound fight diabetes (8).
If you have diabetes, your blood vessels which are made of collagen are attacked and weaken.
This is where anthocyanins are really good. They are a natural antioxidant that helps with this condition.
The antioxidants as found in the carrot neutralize the different enzymes that destroy your collagen.
By neutralizing them, you avoid the destruction of your collagen tissues, hence reducing your high blood sugar levels.
In essence, anthocyanins will work endlessly to repair your collagen.
It will then strengthen your blood.
And finally, it will promote better blood flow around your body.
6- Lower blood cholesterol
Black carrots contain a lot of fibers.
These fibers are the vast majority soluble.
This means that when you ingest carrots, the fibers will absorb water found in your digestive tract.
In doing so, it will indirectly create a gel substance.
It is this substance that will promote the stabilization of your blood cholesterol.
But this is not all, the gel is also the cause for another benefit of black carrot, that is it allows stabilizing your blood glucose levels (9).
Hence, you end up with a lower cholesterol and blood sugar levels.
Obviously, any type of natural fiber is important to your healthy diet.
Eating regularly fibers will speed up your digestion.
But it will also help your body assimilate the most important, body needed nutrients.
We all need to ingest about 38 grams of fibers for men and 25 grams for women.
If you eat 1 ounce (28 grams) of raw black carrots, it shall provide you around 0.8 gram of your daily intake.
So eating 1 kg of carrots a day should give you 1/3 of your daily requirements of natural fibers.
7- Other black carrot health benefits
There are many other health benefits of consuming black carrots.
This type of carrot is really for your heart health.
It also does support your liver function and as mentioned above stabilize your blood pressure.
They are extremely rich in vitamin A.
And when you speak about vitamin A, you speak about a healthy skin. So you'll definitely look younger if you eat these for a long period of time.
When I say a long period of time, you need to eat one carrot a day for at least 6 months.
So, it is not a quick fix, but it does work in real life.
What you also need to know is that black carrots improve the quality of male sperm.
At the same time, it does strengthen your immune system.
How to eat black carrots?
Now that you know all about black carrots, you may want to know how to consume it. There are many ways to do so:
- Eat them raw as a snack
- As a black carrot juice
- Fried black carrots
- In a nicely prepare cake
- In salad
- As a supplement as an extract
- As a concentrate
Below I give you a black carrot cake recipe and some supplements that you can use in your daily diet.
Black Carrot Concentrate Supplements
I know that it is sometimes a little difficult to find black carrots in your surrounding.
I also know that some of us may want to get alternatives solutions.
Below is a table, where you will find black carrot concentrate, extract, teethers, and a baby superfood puffs containing carrot.
|Black carrots supplement
|Lakewood Organic Pure Purple Carrot, 32 Ounce
|32 ounce
|Happy Baby Organic Superfood Puffs, Purple Carrot & Blueberry, 6x2.1 Ounce
|6 x 2.1 ounce
|Happy Family Teething Wafers - Blueberry & Purple Carrot -
|5.6 ounce
|TruColor Skin Extracts Purple Carrot Extract
|8 ounce
Black carrot cake
Here is a brilliant recipe you should try. It is very simple to make this cake.
The recipe is the same as standard carrot cakes.
The only difference is instead of using an 'orange carrot', we use a black one. That is all.
Below is a black carrot cake decorated with orange carrots to keep children happy 🙂
The ingredients for the black carrot cake:
- 140 grams grated black carrot (this is about 3 medium-sized carrots) – Note: you can do the same cake with white, orange, yellow carrot if you like too. Same recipe.
- 175 grams light muscovado sugar (the brown one)
- 3 large eggs – you'll need to beat them lightly
- 175 ml sunflower oil
- ½ tsp of grated nutmeg (if you have some freshly grated, then you'll get maximum flavor)
- 1 tsp ground cinnamon
- 175 grams self-raising flour
- 1 tsp bicarbonate of soda
- grated zest of 1 large orange (you can skip this one if you want)
- 100 grams raisins
The ingredients for the icing (if you want icing)
- 175 grams of icing sugar
- 1½-2 tbsp of orange juice
Cake preparation
Here are the exact 11 steps you need to follow to bake a fantastic and tasty black carrot cake.
Step 1 – Pre-heat your oven to 180 deg C / Gaz 4 / fan 160 C. Do this and start the process of baking your cake.
Step 2 – Get a round or square cake tin. I prefer round ones, but your choice. A friend of mine uses a heart shaped cake tin.
Step 3 – Oil and line the base and sides with baking parchment. This
Step 4 – Pour the sugar, the oil, and the eggs in a large mixing bowl ( a glass bowl is preferred) and gently mix the lot. Use a wooden spoon if you can.
Step 5 – Add the grated black carrots, orange rind, and the raisins. Mix.
Step 6 – Get another bowl and pour the self-raising flour, the bicarbonate of soda, the ground cinnamon, and the grated nutmeg spice. Mix the lot lightly.
Step 7 – Now tip the mix in step 6 into the bowl that contains the carrots etc. Mix gently till you get a nice soft and runny mixture.
Step 8 – Pour the mixture into the tin you prepared in step 1.
Step 9 – Bake the mixture for 40 to 45 minutes. Check if the middle part of the cake is firm and springy, then remove from the oven. Let it cool off a bit and remove the paper (it is best to remove the paper before the cake is cold).
Now onto the icing
Step 10 – Prepare the icing by beating the Icing sugar and orange juice together. Make sure that the mixture is smooth. You need to end up with an icing mixture with a similar texture to a single cream.
Step 11 – Apply the icing on top the cake.
That's it.
Now you can eat your cake with a cup of coffee, tea, or hot chocolate.
Here is a video on how to bake a carrot cake. Just change the orange type carrot with black ones. That is all.
How to make black carrot juice?
Black carrot juice is another way you can consume this vegetable and get rewarded for all of its bounties.
You can buy it if you want (click on the below picture to buy it), or make it yourselves. Below is a black carrot juice recipe for you too.
In India, they call this as Kanji juice and today we are going to prepare this Kanji black carrot juice.
Here is how to make it:
The ingredients:
- Get 1 kilo of black carrots
- Fill a large glass of water – you may want to use a glass (or jar) with screw top cover because you need to let it rests for some time in the sun, so covering it will prevent dust
- Get 2 tablespoons mustard seed powder (you can remove this ingredient if you do not like mustard)
- 1/2 tablespoons salt
- 1/2 tablespoon of red pepper if you like the juice to be a little bit spicy (like tomato juice)
- Here you need to make a choice. You either peel the black carrots or not. If the carrots are 100% organic, then you do not need to peel them. Just wash and drain them. However, if they are not organic, then you may want to peel these because most of the chemicals are on the skin. Now that you have peeled (or not) the carrots, you can chop these into small pieces and slice them lengthwise.
- Place the slices in the glass that you filled with clean water (not the tap water as it is full of chemicals). Now, add the salt, the red pepper, and finally mustard seeds.
- Close the jar.
- Find a location where there is the sunshine and place the closed jar there. Leave it for about three or four days.
- Make sure you stir the liquid two to three times a day with a wooden spatula.
- You can taste it to see if the juice is slightly sour.
- When it gets sour, then the carrot juice is ready.
- If it is winter and you do not have access to the sunshine, then you can leave your jar indoor.
- You need to put it where it is warm as the liquid needs to ferment.
- When the drink has fermented, say after three days, you can drink it.
- There is no need to place the juice in the fridge. Doing so will reduce some of the desired bitter taste. You choose.
Black carrot juice concentrate health benefits
You can make your own juice or buy black carrot juice concentrate from your local store.
What you really need to know is that the juice concentrate is really healthy for you.
For instance, black carrot juice concentrate contains 12 times more antioxidants than its counterpart orange colored carrot juice.
In addition to this, you'll find that black carrots juice concentrate contains 40% more beta-carotene than the orange carrots.
I do not really need to repeat myself, but I like to say that black carrot juice has strong detoxifying properties. So drink it to detoxify your body.
All in all, this juice is like a diamond, being highly precious for your health and need your continuous attention.
Note that you can always buy black carrot juice extract too. The extract is really good, though not as good as the concentrate or the juice you make at home.
It is clear that black carrots must become one of your essential diet intakes.
This vegetable can prevent diseases such as cancer, diabetes, cholesterol, high blood pressure, enhance your vision and improve your immune system.
If you do not like eating black carrots, you can always use supplements.
I have also given you how to use black carrot juice extract, concentrate, how to bake a cake and many more tips.
Enjoy this wonderful vegetable.
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Tiny Freddie is comforted by his grandad after the fall
Gemma Coulton could only watch on aghast as tiny Freddie slipped through the wrought-iron railings and plummeted 10 feet onto concrete steps below.
She thought her precious son had died when the stomach-churning thud rang out around the church and he lay motionless on the floor.
The 33-year-old and her husband-to-be Christopher Coulton were just minutes from exchanging vows when the drama unfolded.
Tiny Freddie, who was the couple's page boy, had been waiting on the balcony at historic Lewes Town Hall in East Sussex to lead his mum down the aisle.
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I've been a longtime fan of the "Jurassic Park" franchise. From the books by Michael Crichton to the first movie by Steven Spielberg (yes, not much of a big fan of the last films, even "The Lost World"), I was looking forward to seeing what director Colin Trevorrow could do with the series. I loved his "Safety Not Guaranteed" for its brilliant simplicity, but now he has a budget, and what can he do with that budget? "Jurassic World" stars Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, and Judy Greer and will open on June 12 of next year.
Universal Pictures has released the film's first trailer and from the looks of it, it seems like the same old same old routine. Put a bunch of people in a park, and let the dinosaurs feast! But as soon as I heard the tinkling on the piano, I felt quite nostalgic! So here you go, the "Jurassic World" trailer!
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Jeffrey Wright returns to the role of Beetee for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1. See my in-depth interview with the actor that I admire since Basquiat! Wright talks about his role, the political subtexts of the movie, and his good friend, Philip Seymour Hoffman (Plutarch Heavensbee).
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Rosamund Pike nearly stole the show in David Fincher's "Gone Girl" but he stole the hearts of the Palm Springs International Film Festival's committee members. The actress is getting the Breakthrough Performance Award! Last year, "12 Years A Slave's" Lupita Nyong'o received the same award and walked all the way to Oscar glory!
Pike is joining recently announced recipients Eddie Redmayne, Julianne Moore, and J.K. Simmons. Here's the press release:
Palm Springs, CA (November 21, 2014) The 26th annual Palm Springs International Film Festival (PSIFF) will present Rosamund Pike with the Breakthrough Performance Award, Actress at its annual Awards Gala. The Gala will also present awards to previously announced honorees Julianne Moore, Eddie Redmayne and J.K. Simmons. Presented by Cartier, and hosted by Mary Hart, the Awards Gala will be held Saturday, January 3 at the Palm Springs Convention Center. The Festival runs January 2-12.
Rosamund Pike perfectly taps into Gillian Flynns complex character from the novel Gone Girl bringing to life the privileged, manipulative and calculating Amy Dunne. Its hard to imagine anyone else in the role, said Film Festival Chairman Harold Matzner. For this outstanding performance it is an honor to present her with the 2015 Breakthrough Performance Award, Actress.
Past recipients of the Breakthrough Performance Award include Marion Cotillard, Lupita Nyongo, Carey Mulligan, Felicity Huffman, Jennifer Hudson and Jeremy Renner. In the years they were honored, Cotillard, Hudson and Nyongo went on to receive Academy Awards®, while Huffman and Renner received nominations.
From the tour de force thriller that became a bestselling must-read comes David Finchers screen version of Gone Girl, a wild ride through our modern media culture and down into the deep, dark fault lines of an American marriage in all its unreliable promises, inescapable deceits and pitch-black comedy. The screenplay is by Gillian Flynn based upon her novel. The Twentieth Century Fox film stars Ben Affleck with Rosamund Pike, Neil Patrick Harris and Tyler Perry.
Rosamund Pike was nominated for a 2011 London Critics' Circle Award for "British Actress in a Supporting Role" for her role in Made in Dagenham. For Barney's Version Pike earned a 2011 London Critics' Circle Award for "British Actress of the Year" and a Genie Award nomination for best actress. Pikes other film credits include An Education, The World's End, Jack Reacher, Wrath of the Titans, Johnny English Reborn, The Big Year, Women in Love, The Libertine, Pride and Prejudice, Fracture, Fugitive Pieces, Surrogates, Burning Palms, What We Did on Our Holiday, Hector and the Search for Happiness, A Long Way Down and Die Another Day.
Pikes theater roles include Gaslight, Patrick Hamilton's Victorian thriller, at the Old Vic Theater, The Donmar Warehouse Production of Madame de Sade in The West End, The Royal Court Theatre production of Hitchcock Blonde, and the title role in Hedda Gabler. On television, Pike has been working on the upcoming re-invention of classic kids series Thunderbirds Are Go!
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The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 is upon us but is it worth your time and money? And more importantly, will this leave you wanting for more? Based on the popular novels by Suzanne Collins, the third chapter shows the beginning of the rebellion. The seeds planted by Katniss (Jennifer Lawrence) and Peeta (Josh Hutcherson) are now growing and people are getting tired of President Snow (Donald Sutherland) and his autocratic ways. Making her Hunger Games debut is Julianne Moore as President Coin from District 13.
Take a look at my movie review of The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1.
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Boggs AKA Mahershala Ali Talks About The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," Jennifer Lawrence, and Gave Me the Three-Finger Salute!
Mahershala Ali is having a wonderful year! Hes in Game of Cards and now, hes in one of the most successful franchises that truly delivers, movie after movie after movie.
I spoke with Ali via satellite to talk about The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1, and he was a hoot! The actor revealed his motivation for joining the cast, finding the heart of his character, working with Jennifer Lawrence, the rich political undertones of the film, and most importantly, we both did the three-finger salute! Take a look at my fun interview.
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