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Aberdeen Against The Bedroom Tax
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Mrs Hood, 60, is originally from Kilmarnock, and began her church career as a probationer assistant at St Ninian's Corstorphine Church in Edinburgh where she was ordained in 1978.
The following year the minister went to Renfrew North Parish Church where she has served for the past 33 years.
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Inchgarth Victory Parade
Never in all history of all community centres has so many new floors been laid from donations one must ask why?
The council is responsible for a least half the cost if not all but they very never asked to contribute in fact its our understanding they never even asked their landlords to carry out the work in the first place, can they confirm this?
The interesting part of the ASDA Donation picture is the fact every person in that frame knew before the cash was handed over that inchgarth had raised all the money its self prior to the funds being presented a clear breach of ASDA foundation rules.
They had a management meeting prior to the March 2012 concert where they agreed to use all their members fees which raised over the ten grand needed alone plus several thousand pounds at the concert its self.
The 50 grand BAA giveaway was meant to bring the community a dream come true but has turned into a PR disaster, this is what happens to all big businesses after taking in the centre's over played hype and Asda has also become a victim to because they were advertising for inchgarth for free commercial activities on asda information boards claiming they were supporting inchgarth as a charity when everyone now knows it was complete lies.
Inchgarth claimed they were taking down to take off the prices but they must have went to the worst printers ever as the said bogus publications are still not been put up again.
Their AGM is not going to be that much fun either they claim the BLACK GOLD (coffee at Peggy's Cafe) is selling like hot (sponsored) cakes and all money (profits) will be pumped back into the community where is the evidence of this?
And it could only happen here in Aberdeen oh yes at inchgarth yet again!
In it's desire to sell even more mega expensive coffee's to it's centres users to boost its profits further incharth community centre has come up with a very novel and ingenuous plan they are introducing toddlers and babies to each other while parents sip a cup of Garthdee BLACK GOLD sorry coffee at Peggy's cafe.
We all know the benefits of toddlers interacting with others and the development advantages but babies is another matter.
You need to understand how a babies immune system works in order to fully understand what potential risks there are to your baby.
The immune system of a newborn is not as strong as an older infant or child. The antibodies that it is born with comes from the mother.
The mother can only pass along antibodies against germs which she has built up and immunity to. Also the antibodies that the baby is born with are not very protective and will wane after the first few months.
Therefore one can conclude that a young infant is very susceptible to certain types of infections. Many doctor's will tell you however that breastfeeding does help to boost your newborns immune system. So if your baby is only a few weeks or day's old their body has not had a chance to really boost their immune system, regardless of how much breast milk they have had.
If a newborn were to catch a cold it can be a lot more serious than you may think. An infant with a cold can have feeding problems, dehydration, poor sleep, difficulty with their breathing, and ear infections. Not only will a cold take it's toll on the baby, but it will take a toll on you the parent as well.
The best thing for any new parent to do is ask your pediatrician or GP what they think FIRST.
Its not very clear by this advert who will be looking after you toddler/young baby while you are a way enjoying your very expensive local community centre cuppa?
Its also wise for them to issue the age limits for baby ages and publish advice from local health visitors if available before offering such services so parents can better understand any potential health issues for their newborns or very young babies
On a cheery note maybe its inchgarth's idea that these babies are centre users and as such can vote at their forthcoming AGM.
What lengths will this centre go to to get parents into inchgarth to sell and consume the new cafes beverages!
Here Is a better idea if its true this centre is the best funded community centre in Scotland and it's coffee cost just 6p to produce why dont they offer unlimited FREE coffee's to it's centre users just like almost any other much less funded centres in Aberdeen?
Its meant to be a not-for-profit community centre offering their community educational and support services not a motorway cafe business!
Footnote; Still no evidence provided that inchgarth cafe profits have been put back into the local community?
Ask them and see their reactions!
Inchgarth Under Pressure To Justify BAA Funding.
Over the last few days the pressure has been on Inchgarth Community Centre to try and justify why Aberdeen International Airport thought giving this centre 50 grand of funding to build a new cafe that was smaller than the last one which was over budget at 60+ grand and only two years old by making it the centre piece of an learning hub has now turned into a shambles.
We have said this all along it was but a pipe dream, it seems the best way to promote this new cafe was to have a coffee morning then a baby walking session followed by more coffees and refreshments, anyone can do this on their own as there are 4 places to drink a coffee within half a mile and every other place is cheaper!
They have just announced that they have purchased 6 ipads for its cafe customers to use notice the part where if you purchase products first then you can get access to the ipads it does not say this but visitors are been told this is the rules.
BAA stated this was the best option for their 50 grand giveaway is this really what they had in mind?
We have been informed prices are OTT for what is just a small local community centre in the middle of nowhere with wall mounted TV's, iPads and a coke machine, how can this be a vision for a learning hub that will make a huge difference to its local community when they already had over 60 laptops already in place before another 50 grand was spent again was a waste of charity investment with nothing to show for it other than programs being advertised with before and after buy the dearest biggest profit cup of coffee in Aberdeen.
For every coffee sold inchgarth is making around 141p in profit! – What other outlet makes this much profit even top London stores makes less profit.
What does BAA think about giving money to an inner city community centre only for them to make more in profits selling coffee than even their own coffee in their own airports?
Does BAA think this was a wise investment given they said it was help the garthdee community not make them poorer?
If it only costs 6p per cup why do they need to sell it at such a high unit cost given they are not for profit organisation?
In another twist we hear the home bakes are sponsored from places in the community is this true?
They claim profits are going back into the community for the less fortunate where is the evidence of this?
Buzzwords and slogans including soundbites sound great but where is the evidence?
Why are the council allowing this kind of profiteering to take place and investigating where new lease agreements have been broken given they said one can not be a manager and chairman at the same time, if they dont then other centres will say their management agreements don't mean a thing and the process was a waste of time!
We have received a number of comments claiming we are wrong about the price of Coffee's at Peggy's Cafe PLC number 3, and the true cost is one pound and 50 pence – £1.50 wow! £1.46 clear profit per cup OMG was its users aware of this?
If your a bit hungry you can get surprised by the unconfirmed colossal three pounds and fifty pence – £3.50 for a basic toastie, top restaurants in Aberdeen would love to get these sort of profits – don't forget this is a business with over a million pounds turnover and not a charity, and don't forget this community centre does not pay for rates, electricity, etc…and because of this surely it's time the Aberdeen City council stepped in or woke up out of their prolonged hibernation.
We would like to know how youngsters and their long suffering parents visiting this so called community centre can be expected to find this sort of monies for their snacks? Are all their parents millionaires?
We have also been told the cafes prices are way to expensive for what is after all just a simple and typical Aberdeen community centre wee drop in although we can't confirm this as the centre has not made their food and other beverages and food prices public outside Inchgarth which seems strange, what does our readers think about their pricing, if anything?
This must be the most profitable coffee shop in Europe where the Aberdeen City Council have allowed a non-profit-organisation the rights to sell coffee and other beverages in an area that already has a number of suffering business's that are forced to compete with inchgarth on a non level playing field except unlike Inchgarth who pay nothing to anybody these business's have no choice but to pay proper staffing costs, electricity, heating, business rates, water rates etc… and to repeat the City Council pays all these charges for Inchgarth means the likes of starbucks and Costa coffee can't even compete.
The next question people have been asking is where all the profits from this centre will be going to, good question we say?
Inchgarth is a NPO (non-profit-organisation) yet the council have allowed this centre to employ staff on the payroll which is not allowed under the rules and therefore taking advantage of this setup.
We have also been told (unconfirmed at this time) that inchgarth may have signed a deal with Caber Coffe if true and depending on the details if correct might be a breach of their ACC management agreements as it may be deemed a sub-let! (subject to a FOI request soon).
Of course if this part is true then BAA never paid full cost for the new Peggy's cafe so where did their 50 grand really go?
Inchgarth claims profits will go back into the community yet there is no evidence this will happen or has ever happened to date, they are planning clothes banks, food banks and other banks but this will only increase and benefit inchgarth PLC why does mostly everything inchgarth does is money orientated when the city council already pay( ie; you and me) for everything so where does all the revenues go?
As the monies to run the Aberdeen council comes from you and me then surely it's time the answers to these and other questions were answered for all to see, after all it's your money!!!
Whatever the answer is one thing we do know the chef used to get around £25,000 and at the same time its manager got over £30,000 and several others also getting paid out of something proves this centre generates huge cash-flows which also means the centres treasurer an ex banking financial consultant must be a very busy boy!
Can Inchgarth management confirm all their cafes prices please on their facebook, twitter or inchgarth websites for our and your future customers perusal?
Spot the deliberate mistake in the photo above?
Answer, the above picture shows the seating area in an fire escape corridor how come there is not the minimum 1.2m of space between the chairs?
Inchgarth is so desperate to get people into Peggy's Cafe supplied and fitted by Caber Coffee Ltd and not solely by BAA Funding alone, inchgarth is offering the poor and needy people of Mastrick to come down the big hill to sample the delights of the new peggy's at your cost of-course.
Peggys coffee is the most subsidised coffee in the entire mainland of Scotland if not Europe and costs less than six pence to produce its little wonder the centre is planning bus trips departing from Mastrick and all other areas in Aberdeen of course should you be tempted to try out this offer please remember the chances are your own local community centre will in most parts give you free coffee and teas and still give you a better deal than that at inchgarth but if you feel you need to go there the best day to go is when the fish man is on the official centre program, no its not a tropical fish expert but the fish man in a van selling dead fish for your tea such is the peculiar inchgarth programs they provide.


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Optimising RAPD-PCR for Screening the Link of RAPD Markers to an Acid-resistant Gene in Oenoccus oeni
RAPD-PCR conditions were optimised for screening RAPD markers linked to the acid-resistant gene in Oenococcus oeni. Two (S40, S333) out of 45 random primers were capable of producing stable polymorphism in 0. oeni isolates. Thirty-three acid-resistant isolates and nine acid-sensitive isolates of 0. oeni were used for screening RAPD markers linked to the acid-resistant gene. Specific bands of S40-1400 and S333-650 were amplified in 31 (94%) and 33 (100%) of 33 acid-resistant 0. oeni isolates. The optimised RAPD-PCR method can potentially be used for the fast screening of acid-resistant 0. oeni strains.
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The Sonora Police Department reported the following:
8:53 a.m., lost, found property — A black purse was found on South Stewart Street.
2:07 p.m., theft — A person attempted to steal a cart full of merchandise from a Sanguinetti Road business and fled to the backseat of a vehicle after being confronted by a store employee.
2:59 p.m., public peace, fight, disorderly conduct — Three or four men were involved in a fight outside of a West Jackson Street property.
5:44 p.m., suspicious circumstances — A man entered a Mono Way business with a full face mask, and the owner said he may have been the person responsible for other crimes in the county.
10:23 p.m., unclassified — Two women put plants in the middle of the road near South Washington and Theall streets for a memorial.
11:52 a.m., trespass/loiter — A woman in a purple floral dress caused a scene at a South Washington Street business.
12:32 p.m., suspicious circumstances — A man at a South Washington Street business threatened to harm a fellow employee.
7:27 p.m., burglary — Computer products were stolen from a Sanguinetti Road business.
9:32 p.m., burglary — A person forced entry through an East Jackson Street business and took an item.
11:03 a.m., trespass/loiter — A woman slept behind a South Washington Street business and refused to leave.
1:37 p.m., miscellaneous codes — A transient woman asked for money and rides outside a South Washington Street business and caused a disturbance.
3:14 p.m., miscellaneous codes — A red Dodge diesel truck driving on Restano Way let off a large amount of smoke.
3:50 p.m., vandalism, property damage — Someone cut a chain link fence on Morning Star Drive.
9 p.m., suspicious circumstances — A Sanguinetti Road business employee found a suspicious note left by a child at the dinner table after the family had left, but the note was determined to be a joke.
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9:41 a.m., Sonora — Two men aimed guns at a flock of turkeys on Draper Mine Road.
12:47 p.m., Sonora — Three women ordered beer and chips at a Mono Way restaurant but left without paying.
2:31 p.m., Columbia — A woman vandalized a vehicle parked on Columbia College Drive.
7:44 p.m., Jamestown — A man attempted to pry open a door at a Smoke Street business.
10:44 p.m., Sonora — A person harassed customers at a Mono Way business and asked for money.
12:07 a.m., Sonora — Three transients cussed at employees at a Mono Way business and refused to leave.
2:36 p.m., Twain Harte — A person driving on South Fork Road saw a passenger in another vehicle holding a rifle.
4:50 p.m., Columbia — Five-year-old children yelled at a man as he walked down Sawmill Flat Road.
9:34 p.m., Groveland — A person on Hells Hollow Road called for help after seeing spirits and feeling delusional.
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8:09 p.m., Columbia — A man was locked inside a gate on Gunsight Road West.
9:13 p.m., Jamestown — A person on Highway 108 saw someone smoking a substance.
9:41 p.m., Sonora — A person on Mono Way and Sullivan Creek Road requested that someone pick up a dead deer on a bridge.
Cited on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs:
8:56 p.m., Columbia — Alvaro Tafolla Jr., 44, of the 14800 block of Old Oak Ranch Road, was booked after an arrest on Sawmill Flat Road.
None reported.
6:05 p.m., Sonora — Tyrell Seth Johnson, 38, of the 14500 block of Stone Lane, was booked after an arrest on Highway 108.
11:46 p.m., Jamestown — Mark John Belletto, 47, of the 1500 block of Overholtzer Drive, Sonora, was booked after an arrest on Highway 108.
Felony bookings
12 p.m., Jamestown — Raymond Lee Gower, 61, of the 18000 block of Third Avenue, was booked on suspicion of false impersonation of another, unlawful use of personal identifying information and misdemeanor charges driving without a license after an arrest on Fifth Avenue.
None reported.
10:40 p.m., Tuolumne — Eric James Miller, 33, of the 200 block of Appaloosa Avenue, Oakdale, was booked on suspicion of possession of ammunition while prohibited after an arrest on Tuolumne Road North.
The Sheriff's Office reported the following:
6:48 p.m., Valley Springs — A person threw a trash bag into a ditch on Highway 26.
7:13 p.m., Vallecito — A disturbance on Cedar Circle resulted in the issuance of a citation.
9:06 p.m., Glencoe — Sounds of a loud boom were heard in the area of Independence Road.
10:55 p.m., Arnold — Sounds of shots were heard in the area of Felix Drive.
Cited on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs:
None reported.
Felony bookings
1 p.m., Valley Springs — Tyler Allen Gress, 25, of the 2900 block of Heinemann Drive, was booked on suspicion of attempted second degree burglary and misdemeanor charges vandalism after an arrest on Hogan Dam Road.
3:30 p.m., San Andreas — Seth Christian Harbeck, 41, of the 1200 block of Howell Road, was booked on suspicion of inflicting corporal injury and misdemeanor charges violating a court order to prevent domestic violence and disorderly conduct after an arrest at his home.


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The two decades following the end of the Second World War was a period of great change in Britain. One of the most noticeable changes, apparent throughout the towns and countryside, was the switch from steam to diesel traction. It transformed the character of the railways, not only in the replacement of locomotives, but also in the enormous upheaval of infrastructure. Bill Reed's photographs capture all of this.
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Peter Tuffrey was born in Doncaster in 1953. He studied Fine Art at Doncaster College of Art and then at Leeds University until 1974.
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He is now working as a freelance writer. He has produced over 80 publications featuring the Doncaster area as well as Nottingham, Sheffield, and the Yorkshire area in general. He has also written many articles for local and regional newspapers and has recently penned a novel Angel from the Gutter.
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Category: Asia
Goodbye Asia
Koh Chang was a little too busy for us so we only spent one night and then got a speedboat (thank god for Thai sea sickness pills) to Koh Maak. It's a tiny island just a few hours away and so far wins our award for being the laziest place on earth. The island is only fully open to visitors for around four months a year due to the weather. Some of the accommodation is a little tired so get there early and eyeball huts rater than book upfront. We split our time between a place on the main beach and then another resort on the other side of the island which we really recommend.
Buri Hut Natural Resort is a cheap resort made up of about 20 bungalows, pool, bar and restaurant. There were about four other people staying whilst we were there, but we never saw any of them very much. The next few days we spend doing nothing by the pool (except getting a little sunburnt). The staff are great and food excellent and there are even a few pets to keep you company: a cat that never shuts up, two great dogs and two tame boars. The boars like a tummy rub and massage, just make sure you wash your hands afterwards.
So that's it. Asia over. The plan was to wind down, forget work and stop talking in PowerPoint. Job done. We are going to keep up the blog. We're not great writers but it's fun and a great record for us to keep of our travels and hopefully it's at least a little interesting for anybody else who's reading,Thanks for all the emails and comments and feel free to ask us any questions about Asia if you've organised a little trip yourself.
What next? Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, Chile, Argentina, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, down the Amazon into Brazil again, Venezuela, Panama, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala, Belize and Mexico. Should take us around one year.
Looking forward to meeting up with visiting friends along the way… Rich & Leah.
Siem Reap – temples, temples and more temples
…we are getting a little tired of temples and the like but we have kept some reserves for arguably one of the best in the world, Angkor Wat.
The bus from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap was only a little over five hours but, overbooked, a disappointed Israeli couple were given small plastic chairs and told to sit at the front of the bus with the driver. Leah and I learnt early that the key to bus travel round SE Asia is getting to the bus before everybody else and also NEVER expecting the bus to look like the one promised when buying the ticket.
Honestly, after three months in Asia we are getting a little tired of temples and the like but we have kept some reserves for arguably one of the best in the world, Angkor Wat. We plan to spend just 2 ½ days here before we head back to Thailand. Our guest house, dirt cheap, has a swimming pool so we also intend to make full use of this. I've been here before and my best memory is walking around Angkor Wat before sunrise. It's pitch black and wandering through the temple with bats circling above is incredible although creepy as hell. I recommend anybody who comes here to do this. Get to the ticket office at 5am sharp and then walk on your own into the temple. Just make sure you bring a torch and watch your footing (note – the drips from the ceiling are bat wee). When booking a tuk-tuk you will need to make sure they pick you up at 4:30am to get you there in time for a walk round then back to the entrance for sunrise. 99.9% of people arrive just for sunrise so you have to argue with a bemused tour agent that you want to be there when it's dark.
Arriving at the hotel, we hit the pool and discover the bar sells Beer Lao so we get stuck in. Later we head in town where there is loads to do, with decent restaurants, street food, busy bars and endless markets, but we have to be up at 4am so make notes and head home for an early night.
Day 1
4:30AM. After convincing someone to call the tuk-tuk driver to come pick us up when we wanted (yes we really did want it at 4:30 and yes we know it's dark) we head off to Angkor Wat. Entrance is now sold in 1, 3 or 5 day tickets ( TIP – if you buy a one day ticket after 5 for the next day, you can use it that evening to catch the sunset).
Walking around the complex in pitch black is just as magical as I remember. We were the only people there walking from room to room and around tiny carved staircases of stone where the only noise is the resident bats. If you turn off your torch you are instantly drowned in total darkness – Tomb Raider stuff, literally, it was filmed here.
The sky getting lighter, we head outside to bag ourselves the best spot by the lake to watch the sunrise, it's now Leah realises why I was so insistent on the early morning – the crowds arrive. By 6:30 it's heaving, Angkor Wat is now firmly on the comfortable tourism map (and so it should be), it's a huge American tourist destination – especially after Angelina Jolie bought some kids here.
As the sun comes up and the temperature rises we take some time to venture round and take it all in, the pictures don't really fully express what the place is like, you really have to come here to see for yourself. Around midday we head back for a quick nap and then head back out in the cooler afternoon to mop up the rest of the temples. We squeezed everything into one day but I'd recommend a full two days to see all the big sights properly and take your time.
Day 2
It's Leah's birthday!!
Still, we have a schedule so it's up again at 4:30, as today we are heading out to Tonle Sap lake (the largest freshwater lakes in Asia )for sunrise, which is home to the floating village Chong Khneas. We have a boat and the lake to ourselves (TIP – most people come for the sunset ). The sunrise is stunning, there's a few pics here. Sitting on the roof of a houseboat we watch locals head to and from the fish market whilst we scoff some out of date pastries we bought the night before. This houseboat is also home to about 10 crocodiles in a small pen. Me thinking how cool they are, Leah thinking handbags, I spend a few minutes winding them up with silly noises until Leah tells me off.
The rest of the day we spend by the pool and then head back into town to celebrate Leah's birthday. Birthdays are a bit weird whilst travelling and it's impossible to buy anything in secret so for both our birthdays we pick a nicer than usual restaurant and work our way through the menu. Dinner was great and included some snake (as expected, tastes like chicken). Strong cocktails + bottle of wine + 5AM start = knackered, no big night out, and we head home around midnight ready for our return to Bangkok.
Our plan is to spend the last week in Asia on a quiet island just a few hours from Bangkok, relaxing and taking stock ready for South America. So we jump on a bus to Bangkok, then on to Koh Chang (yes we now know it's quicker to go straight from Cambodia,whatever) for the last leg of our Asia trip.
Phnom Penh
Another border crossing (1 ½ hours) and it's into the last country on our Indochina leg. I remember Cambodia being quite feisty, but as soon as we get off our bus, onto a tuk-tuk and check into our guest house it seems apparent that this place is remarkably more friendly than Vietnam. I'd say the same of the other countries we've visited on our trip and it's a shame that we now look back at Vietnam as a place where it's all about extracting the tourist dollar and genuine friendliness not common. We heard tales from travellers coming down from Hanoi that it's impossible to exist there with constant scams and rip offs. We also met travellers who had just had enough with Vietnam and were making a rush for the border. We had no problems, but it was certainly not as comfortable as Thailand, Laos or Cambodia. I hope things change – the tourism will suffer soon as word spreads.
Phnom Penh is as cosmopolitan as an Asian capital can get but a vast number still live in immense poverty. Elegant hotels and French bistros are packed yet the outside seating is picketed by heart-breaking street kids that would be easier to ignore if they were not so damn nice about their begging. So being backpackers *cough* we head to said French bistro and nibble our free nuts with our imported beer. The tuk-tuk driver who brought us from the bus station has been hired for the next two days for tourist type stuff so we have an earlyish night.
We spend the next day looking around various palaces and temples in Phnom Penh. As it's still Chinese New Year period some of the temples are crammed with worshippers burning incense and money as offerings. It's difficult not to feel like you're imposing and there are some tourists sticking huge cameras in the faces of those praying, but we just try and mingle. At lunch I discover the Cambodian dish Amok, a great curry not unlike Thai green, served in a bamboo leaf. At £1.50 a go, it's in my top five meals next to Laos Larp, minced chicken with mint.
After lunch we visit S-21, a former school that was converted in to a prison, torture and execution centre under Pol Pot's regime. We knew it wouldn't be a comfortable trip but are not going to shy away from the darker stuff. We learn that an estimated 2.2 million Cambodians were killed during Pot's regime, with thousands passing through the prison, their main crime being an 'intellectual'. Doctors, teachers and local media stars were interrogated until confessing their 'crimes' at which point they were killed. Apparently wearing glasses was enough to grant a visit here, grim stuff.
During the regime, residents of Phnom Penh fled the city, leaving it a ghost town, and with many of those who lived in the large French colonial houses executed, we asked our driver what happened to the vacant properties after the liberation. According to him, many farmers just moved in to empty houses and still enjoy the riches today, something which is still regarded as controversial.
It's our anniversary so that evening we have a night out, with dinner at the Titanic restaurant which overlooks the river and is done up to look like a ship (not nearly as tacky as it sounds and actually a very pleasant setting). A woman is doing traditional Cambodian dancing and has the bendiest fingers I've ever seen – when we try to replicate her moves at the dinner table we realise quite how difficult it is and are told that she has been training since a young child. Later we head to some bars on the riverside for a few post dinner drinks. It's worth remembering that many of the better restaurants shut around 9pm, but bars open later so eat first, drink second.
The next day our driver takes us out to the killing fields. If you don't know that much about it I recommend a quick read here . The former orchard is now home to the mass graves of around 20,000 Cambodians who were brought here to be executed, with many beaten to death to save on bullets. It's certainly still an open grave, and even though a new memorial has been built here to house 8,000 skeletons already exhumed, many of the mass graves have yet to be dug. Walking around the grounds you find yourself regularly walking over scraps of clothing that rise to the surface after it rains and notices asking visitors to report any bones or teeth they find to an employee for removal and documentation. The onsite museum also offers a short video documentary detailing the genocide, although the quality is terrible and the credits open with added wind and howling wolves audio effects. Considering the location and subject this sinister addition is a bit comical. Myself and Leah shoot each other raised eyebrows without a hint of a smile.
We finish our sightseeing trip with a meal at the Friends restaurant which we would definitely recommend. It's part of an NGO which works with kids, helping to educate them and provide them with opportunities that they might not otherwise have. Teenagers are trained to work as chefs and waiters in the restaurant with many going on to work in some of the city's top restaurants. The food is great (although we didn't try the fried tarantulas) and you get that nice warm fuzzy feeling knowing that you are contributing to a good cause.
Next stop Siem Reap, and the biggest temples of them all…
Saigon – Chuc Mung Nam Moi
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There is actually a 5th contributing factor that many people are just learning about. Just like our digestive systems are teeming with microorganisms, so are our homes, in a complex ecosystem called a microbiome. Mold is part of this household microbiome, and we can influence it as well.
A generation ago, we were routinely exposed to a wide range of beneficial bacteria from the environment. We were exposed to these environmental bacteria when we played outside as children, when we walked through the grass, or when we played with the family dog. Over time, these beneficial bacteria spread to surfaces in our homes where they acted a bit like an immune system for the house.
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"Now here's a dance song," she says. The crowd shuffles uncomfortably, not knowing whether to laugh at the proposed departure from her gentle, introspective Americana.
"I'm just kidding," she says, breaking the tension with a laugh and tucking a reddish-brown curl behind her ear before beginning another slow, thoughtful piano number.
The Muse concert marks the 31-year-old Charlotte native's dive back into the music scene as a solo artist. During her early 20s Ryan was well-known in local circles as leader of the Lindsey Horne Band. She released her first album in 2003, the same year she graduated from Queens University of Charlotte as a creative writing and music major after abandoning the opera program at Southern Methodist University in Dallas.
But Ryan, who has dropped her last name, Horne, to separate her career as a music teacher from her role as a performer, disappeared from the scene shortly thereafter to study poetry as a graduate student at Sarah Lawrence College in Bronxville, N.Y.
"I missed music so much living in an apartment. It's so hard in New York. It's hard to be loud. You have to pay for a practice space and getting to gigs. We'd have to carry our keyboards on the subway," she recalls.
She moved back to Charlotte four years ago and began working on her music.
"I realized what a huge resource I wasn't tapping into," she says of her Charlotte-based musician friends, many of whom appear on her new, self-released album, "The Divers."
Growing up singing
Ryan grew up in Plaza Midwood singing four-part harmonies with her mom, dad (a bluegrass musician) and sister.
"It wasn't cheesy like the Partridge Family. We sang Crosby, Stills and Nash and Fleetwood Mac," she said. She began piano lessons at age 6 and praises her teacher Elizabeth Vincent for allowing Ryan to branch out from classical training once she exhibited an interest in pursuing her own music.
"When I got older she noticed I was starting to make stuff up. She really let me out of the box. I think I got to play one of the songs I wrote at one of my recitals. I don't think every student needs a teacher like that, but I did. I got lucky that I got one that allowed me to be creative. I try to be that type of teacher for my kids, too."
While in high school at Northwest School of the Arts, Ryan became assistant to concert promoter and music teacher John Tosco at Community School of the Arts, where she now teaches voice and piano. She won an opera scholarship to Southern Methodist University, but her studies were too far removed from the sound that she loved.
"My mom's got a beautiful voice. That's the thing when I studied opera that made me know I wasn't in the right spot," Ryan said. "My voice just changed so much. It didn't sound as much like my mom's as I wanted it to. I'll never forget the day my teacher said, 'You did it. Did you hear what you just did?' She played it back for me and I was just like 'who is that?' It was this big ridiculous sound. It's what she'd been wanting, but it wasn't me. I knew I had to get the heck out of there."
'I work hardest on lyrics'
There's an innocence and fragility to Ryan's voice that is interestingly juxtaposed with some of the kiss-off lyrics on "The Divers." It's those lyrics that Ryan hopes listeners take note of.
"I work the hardest on lyrics. It's probably an embarrassing amount of time I spend on fine-tuning, making sure every word is the right word. Whether they're in a song or on the page in some other form, that's my favorite medium. I appreciate when people acknowledge my voice, but I was born with it and it's not something I've had to work on. But I work so hard on words and I'm obsessed with learning more about it," she says.
The words usually arrive in the form of a melody.
"They always pop into my head on a melody. I'd get an idea and record it on my cassette recorder . It'll be like a random line and sometimes I won't know what the song means, but I'll record it and flesh out the melody and then implant words that match that tune. It's kind of like the melody comes first and acts like a template for the rest of the song," she explains.
Her lyrics are detailed and story-driven, but there's a difference between writing songs and poetry.
"Writing songs, I'm not going to say it's easier, but I can get away with saying mushier things I would never talk about in my poems. All my songs end up being about heartache and relationships and I don't think I have one single poem about love. I guess they're more cerebral."
Her former Queens University professor Michael Kobre says he notices a difference in her writing now.
"I could hear the effect of Sarah Lawrence and studying poetry at that level in the lyrics themselves. The main difference I see is there's a more explicit narrative in her earlier work," Kobre said. "On the new album the narrative is a little more in the background.
"I think in her earlier work – and I think this is true for a lot of writers – there's almost a more self-conscious quality to literary and poetic language. And as a writer matures and develops, the poetic qualities and more elevated language is more natural and woven more into a conversational voice. Everything seems more organic now."
'Focus on each song'
To help capture her sound, Ryan chose local musician Randolph Lewis to guide the project. She is joined by Justin and Matt Faircloth (the Houston Brothers), Dustin Hofsess (green Light), David Kim (Temperance League, Snagglepuss), and Mike Mitschele (Alternative Champs, Jolene) among others.
"Randolph did a really good job of trying to keep me from thinking about it as chapters in a book. He called them vignettes – to focus on each song as what it was supposed to be," Ryan said.
Lewis, who met with Ryan to work out song structure and arrangements during pre-production, says creating an intimate feel was important to Ryan. She wanted to make sure some tracks remained sparse and true to the solo performance.
"Everybody that played on it was aware that was the vibe she was going for and played with that in mind. Although there were a lot of people involved, they put the songs first and so what we ended up with was fairly unified," Lewis said. He and Ryan were also selective about which guest parts made the cut. "We had to limit it to stay with the vision Lindsey wanted."
The result is a record that, like poetry, grows on its listener with its subtlety and detail.
"I'm still trying to figure out what it's about," Ryan says of the record. "It was definitely reflective of a time in my life when I was newly out of this relationship. If I were to write a record starting tomorrow it would not be the same. Somebody said the songs sound sad, but I don't think they're sad at all. I think they're hopeful."
'Making it' is not a priority
Now that the album is complete, Ryan is on to other aspects of being a musician that she doesn't enjoy as much as writing and recording – performing and promoting.
"I'm sending it off to some labels and distribution . I know that's the next step. I struggle between spending my free time working to make that happen and writing. Of course I'd love to have some help with (promoting and selling it), but 'making it' has never been why I make music. I think that my idea of making it is having a life that allows me time to be creative and be surrounded by a creative, supportive community of musical friends," she says.
She's also a bit reluctant about performing as a solo artist.
"I know it's part of what I've signed up for. I'm just very shy and private," she says.
Yet her experience at The Muse reminded her it's not all bad. "I could feel this kindness coming back," she said.


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Excel How to Sort Data
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How to Sort Data
Problem: I have sales data in a worksheet. I would like to sort the data by product within customer.
Figure 596 Sort by product within customer.
Strategy: Here's what you do:
1. Select one cell within your data. The one cell can be in the heading row or any data row. Select Data, Sort. Whereas Excel 2003 only allowed sorting by three fields, Excel now offers up to 64 sort levels. Rather than the old dialog with the three fields, you now start with one field and add levels as necessary.
2. Choose Sort By dropdown, Customer.
3. Click the Add Level button. A new row will appear in the Sort dialog. Choose Then By dropdown, Product.
Figure 597 Build as many sort levels as necessary.
4. Leave the Sort On and Order dropdowns at their default values. If, for some reason, you wanted the customers sorted in descending alphabetical order, you could change A to Z to Z to A. That might make more sense if you were sorting by revenue, but it is not likely that you need the customers sorted in reverse alphabetical sequence. If your data is set up correctly as outlined in "How to Set up Your Data for Easy Sorting and Subtotals," Excel will properly guess that your list has a header row.
5. Click OK to sort. Because Customer was the first sort key, all the records for "ABC Company" will sort to the top. Records for "ABC GMbH" will appear next.
Figure 598 The data is sorted.
Additional Details: When there is a tie—for example, the four records for "ABC GMbH"—those records will be sorted in ascending order by the product field. For instance, the ABC product record appears before the DEF product field. If there is still a tie, the records will remain in their original sequence from before the sort.
Alternate Strategy: If your data is properly set up in list format, you can select a single cell in the data and then use the AZ or ZA buttons on the Data tab.
Figure 599 Sorting icons on the Data tab.
Note that these same icons are also in the Sort & Filter dropdown on the Home tab. If you don't want the extra click of opening the dropdown or going to the Data tab, you can add the icons to the Quick Access Toolbar.
If you use either method, Excel will sort the data by the column in which the cell pointer is currently located. Because Excel resolves ties by leaving the previous sequence in place, you can sort by product within customer. First, you select a cell in the Product field and click AZ to sort by product. Next, you select a cell in the Customer field and click AZ to sort by customer. The data will be sorted by customer, with ties sorted by product.
You can click the ZA button to sort in descending order.
Gotcha: Before you try any sort operation, you must select either the entire range or a single cell in that range. If you mistakenly choose two cells in a range, Excel will sort just those selected cells, resulting in a few cells of your data being sorted within records—a disastrous result. Excel now warns you when you attempt to sort a subset of the cells.
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Seventh Sister
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The Seventh Sister, also referred to as Seventh Sister Inquisitor, is a Star Wars character who first appeared in 2016.
In LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens, the Seventh Sister is armed with a double-bladed spinning lightsaber and has the following abilities:
- Can hover to out of reach areas
- Can use Agility objects
- Can climb LEGO walls
The Seventh Sister was a Mirialan member of the Inquisitorius who was tasked by Darth Vader to deal with the growing rebellion. Often working with the Fifth Brother, the two encountered and duelled with the Jedi Ahsoka Tano, Kanan Jarrus and Ezra Bridger on several occasions. The Seventh Sister was ultimately killed by the former Sith Lord Maul on Malachor.
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