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Jan 5, 2012

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imamijen President Obama speaks on democracy, economic growth and America's relationship to the Muslim world in a speech at the University of Indonesia in Jakarta. November 10, 2010.
Mar 2, 2011

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Feb 19, 2011

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imamijen In this episode we visit east Java in Indonesia -- where men climb steep paths amid pungent vapours to bring back lumps of sulphur from the mouth of a volcano.
Feb 19, 2011

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imamijen Despite years of rapid economic growth, millions of Indonesians continue to live in desperate poverty and many go to extreme lengths to earn a wage. One such group are the country's sulphur miners. Al Jazeera's Step Vaessen went to Ijen in East Java to see the conditions they endure on a daily basis.
Feb 19, 2011

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imamijen Report by Howard Johnson & Jack Garland on couch surfing in Japan and London
Feb 15, 2011

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imamijen Panorama Kawah Ijen, East Java - Indonesia
Feb 11, 2011

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imamijen Anne Mahlum used to run by homeless men each day. Now, she's running with them in an effort to get them back on their feet.
Feb 11, 2011

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imamijen Liz McCartney is dedicated to helping Hurricane Katrina survivors in St. Bernard Parish, a community outside New Orleans.
Feb 11, 2011

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imamijen This video clip shows the real coffee luwak story and the luwak itself, (the civet cat in question). At the 5:14 minute mark, watch for Quintino's Coffee Head roaster Joseph Tarquinio roasting and preparing luwak coffee (in French language). The video clip comes from a popular documentary shown callled ADN shown nationally on TV2 France June 2010.
Feb 10, 2011

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imamijen Rick Stein invited his friends to have a drink cups of coffee and try to guess which one is the famous Indonesian Luwak Coffee (Kopi Luwak). At the end of the programme, he gave a demonstration how to cook Nasi Goreng (Indonesian Fried Rice) with international taste.
Feb 10, 2011

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imamijen If you are a coffee lover you might be tempted to pay for a cup of the most expensive coffee in the world. Indonesia's velvety tasting brew, Kopi Luwak, gives new meaning to rich coffee. It can cost up to $50 per cup. "The supply is very limited in the world that makes the price is very expensive," Kopi Luwak brand managing director Henry Fernando said. The reason the supply is limited has to do with how the beans are initially processed. Just a warning here, it isn't pretty. Kopi means coffee in Indones
Feb 10, 2011

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imamijen CNN News Team Tries Kopi Luwak Coffee
Feb 10, 2011

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imamijen September 2007 It's the most exotic, rare and expensive coffee in the world. Kopi Luwack which comes from the dung of the Common Palm Civet or Luwack is so rare some believe it doesn't exist. Much of the coffee which can sell for more than $50 dollars a cup in New York, Hong Kong or Tokyo has been cut or is simply fake. The ABC's foreign affairs editor Peter Cave is a coffee lover who has been seeking the real thing for many years, so he headed to the mountains of Sumatra to track down the exotic brew and
Feb 10, 2011

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imamijen There's a coffee made from beans digested by a small, weasel-like animal. Well, the 11 News Today team decided to give it a taste test!
Feb 10, 2011

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imamijen Dr. Sean Daneshmand started Miracle Babies to provide financial and emotional support to families with newborns in the neonatal intensive care unit. Since November 2009, his group has assisted 80 families across the country.
Feb 9, 2011

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imamijen impressionnant ! eux au moins, ils n'ont pas besoin de faire grève pour l'âge de la retraite ! ils doivent être complètement usés avant 60 ans ! sans rire, je ne les envie pas !
Feb 9, 2011

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imamijen Once an Amazon tour guide, Patty Webster now brings medical care to Peru's most remote areas. Through her nonprofit Amazon Promise, she and volunteers have provided medical aid and education to more than 55,000 people.
Feb 8, 2011

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imamijen Irene Zola started Morningside Village, which pairs the elderly in her New York City neighborhood with volunteers to help with their day-to-day needs. All of the seniors and most of the volunteers live within the same 24-block radius.
Feb 8, 2011