Indonesia TCSS, Exchange Rate, Favourite Song/Music update

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Originally Posted by iicycold

Another wow! Indo army girls need to take virgin test by MO using 2 fingers.

LOL!!! let the MO screw to test it better.

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President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo carries his eldest son Gibran Rakabuming Raka during siraman, a Javanese traditional bathing ceremony that signifies an act of purification ahead of one’s wedding day. (Courtesy of Wedding Media Center/Presidential Palace)

Joko “Jokowi” Widodo has welcomed the arrival of his first grandson, born in Solo, Central Java on Thursday, Cabinet Secretary Pramono Anung confirmed.

Jolowi’s daughter-in-law Selvi Ananda, wife of his eldest son Gibran Rakabuming, gave birth to a son in Solo, Jokowi’s hometown, at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday.

“Please pray that he will be a pious son and respectful to his parents. May he be granted with health and happiness,” Pramono said in a text message to journalists.

Gibran and Selvi married on June 11, 2015. Gibran lives in Solo where he runs a catering and wedding business.

Jokowi is scheduled to leave for Solo this afternoon after they have attended the inauguration of a logistics center in Cakung, North Jakarta.

Jokowi smiled but gave no comment when journalists asked about his grandson.

President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo visited his newborn grandson, Jan Ethes Srinarendra, in Surakarta, Central Java, on Thursday.

The President and First Lady Iriana arrived at 9 p.m. and went directly to PKU Muhammadiyah Hospital to visit their first grandchild and daughter-in-law Selvi Ananda, who was recovering after giving birth earlier in the day.

"Thank God I've become a grandfather," said Jokowi after meeting his grandson, as quoted by a statement.

Jan, the son of Jokowi's eldest child, Gibran Rakabuming, was born on Thursday morning.

Gibran explained in a press conference the meaning of the child’s given names, Jan meaning “most”, while Ethes “dexterous” and Srinarendra “intelligent leader”. When asked who named the newborn, "The father himself," said Gibran.

Gibran, who runs several martabak eateries called Markobar, expressed his thanks to the community for their prayers, as well as the team of doctors who delivered the baby.

“The birthing process went smoothly. Thank you so much to PKU Muhammadiyah’s team of doctors,” said Gibran.

On the sidelines of the press conference, Gibran did not forget to promote his new business, Pasta Buntel, located near the same hospital where his son was born.

"Pasta Buntel is pasta covered in a banana leaf and grilled on charcoal. It’s an innovative culinary dish," Gibran told journalists.

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A nice solo acoustic song sang by a kid

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Geisha - Jika Cinta Dia (Official Video)

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Hamil Duluan - Tuty Wibowo

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Melinda - Cinta Satu Malam

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Lina Geboy - Jarang Pulang

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MELINDA - GALAU

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JENITA JANET - Di Reject

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Geisha - LUMPUHKAN INGATANKU (Official Video)

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Zaskia Gotik - Sudah Cukup Sudah Koplo Version

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ST12 - Cari Pacar Lagi | VC Trinity

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Zaskia Gotik - Bebek Ngambang

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Jakarta, March 18 (IANS) Indonesia has waived visa requirements for 79 more countries, expanding the list to 169 visa-free nations as it continues its efforts to boost foreign visitor numbers.

President Joko Widodo on March 2 signed a decree granting visa-free entry to tourists who wish to travel in the country for 30 days, said a statement published on the Cabinet Secretary website on Friday.

"The presidential decree comes into effect once it is ratified, " the statement said, noting that the Legal and Human Rights Ministry authorised it on March 10.

According to the statement, Australia is included in the list of countries after the country was mooted three times last year but later the reciprocal issues were dropped over, Xinhua news agency reported.

Throughout last year, the Indonesian government expanded the list to 90 from 15 visa-free countries.

The government has set a target to attract 20 million foreign tourists annually by 2019 as an effort to boost growth in Southeast Asia's largest economy.

Last year alone, 9.73 million tourists visited the Indonesia.

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Cici Faramida - Jangan Tunggu Lama-Lama