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Dear Wuppers,

Everything changed last month. The Kingdom Of Wonder lost its King Father, Norodom Sihanouk, leaving Cambodia in deep mourning .

The WUPP team would like to express its condolences to the Royal Family and all of the Cambodian people.

On a separate note, the WUPP team has grown with the addi-tion of two new awesome salesmen Nicolas & Florent! Your magazine is still looking for new faces to bring fresh blood and interesting ideas to its content. So if you are a blogger, journalist, salesman or photographer, don’t hesitate and contact us now.

The What’s Up Phnom Penh attitude is spreading as we pub-lish the third issue of WUPP since its launch 2 months ago. We welcome you all to continue writing to us and contacting us

content each month and really hope you will like this one…

by a new French restaurant Le Bordeaux, the address of your soon-to-be Japanese dentist aswell as having the opportunity

from our partners.Cheers

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Ur Co-Founder & Commercial Director

Antony Hamon

Ur Co-Founder & General Manager

Samir Cheriaa

Ur Design DirectorClay Garnett

Ur Editor In ChiefPierre Nitobar

Ur SalesmenFlorent Pain & Nicolas Avril

Ur JournalistsAshley Louise

Romi Grossberg Anna Mischke

ur editorial

THE WUPP TEAM

FREE ENTRANCE & CHEAP DRINKS

04. Ur Local: Tuk Tuk

32. Ur Salon: The French Element

09. Ur NGO: Tiny Toones 28. Ur Style

29. Ur Spa: Sawasdee 38. Ur Opinion

06. Ur Local: TukTuk

09. Ur NGO: Tiny Toones

10. Ur Recipe: Le Bordeaux

12. Ur Dentist: Dr. Mori

14. Ur Band: Play Like Jimi

18. Ur Environment: Plastic

28. Ur Style: Necessities

29. Ur Spa: Sawasdee

31. Ur Playlist: DJ Wez-T

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34. Ur Game

36. Ur Agenda

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ur content November

Nap Lover

There are individuals in The Charming City that you know you’ll enjoy the moment you come in contact; Mr. Robin was one of them.

At his suggestion, we met at Happy Pink Elephant Pizza, the spot where Robin generally waits for his customers. I was greeted with a gigantic smile and eagerness to chat. Considering Robin’s work starts at seven am and ends at nine pm seven days a week, his energy was astounding. After ordering a round of orange Fantas, his personal favorite, we started in on the trials and joys of working as a Tuk Tuk driver. Although faced with the difficulties of having little time with his four children and wife as they live in Kampong Speu and the struggle to continue his English education because of time constraints, even though he does pick up some English from his clients, Robin’s positivity and lighthearted disposition resonate as he affirmed us that every single one of his customers have been courteous and honest and that he truly appreciates his career.

He mentioned that I should try my hand at Tuk Tuk driving, but he laughed for a good minute when I explained that I would most likely drive it into the Mekong. Upon this, he assured proudly that he had never been in any sort of accident, from the start of his driving career as a motodop six years ago and then the past four years driving a Tuk Tuk. The most important thing for him is to stay busy and that he relies purely on

ur local Writer Anna Mischke

word of mouth for clients. When asked if he ever has issues with territory in the city, he explained that he stays in his area unless taking his customer somewhere else and returns to “Happy Backpackers” and that other drivers do the same.

We shared a good laugh over the naps he sometimes takes in his Tuk Tuk and he more than happily posed for us in this manner, laughing almost too much for us to even get the shot.

Next time you’ve imbibed on the Happy Pizza strip, give Robin a ring. He’s bound to bring an even wider smile to your face.

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ROBIN tel: 097 286 9648

Tuk Tuk of the Month

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Promoting Creativity and Education

T n T o s

NGO Tiny Toones Drop-In Centre is based in the slums of Chba Ampoev, Phnom Penh working with the most disadvantaged children and youth. Over 200 students, aged 4 – 25 years, come to Tiny Toones every day receiving free access to education (Khmer, English and computer studies) and creative arts (dance, music and art).

Tiny Toones creative and life skills program, mixed with the education and scholarship programs, provide students with a well-rounded start in life, for many, a new start in life. For those fortunate to have been at Tiny

in September, you would have witnessed thirty

their years. The money raised goes directly to the dance program to support the students to continue to learn and grow into the future leaders of Cambodia. In 2012, the scholarship program supported an additional 24 children aged 8-14 years, back to school. They join the 3 already back in high school and 5 at university.

Most famous for its dance program, Tiny Toones grew organically out of the home of founder Tuy Sobil, aka

‘KK’. Today the dance program is still at the root of the Centre with over 100 students break-dancing and

dancing hip-hop every day. The dance program also sees that they learn team skills,

and a sense of respect, loyalty and family. These skills that many take for granted, are great tools for empowering youth to grow

re-access schooling. With many of the young students

coming from single or no parent backgrounds, family and sexual

abuse, gang life, HIV, prostitution and drug abuse, Tiny Toones works at

providing them with much needed tools to live

ur ngo Writer Romi Grossberg

www.tinytoones.orgfollow on Facebook ‘Tiny Toones Cambodia’

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ur recipe Writer Le Bordeaux Restaurant

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5. Around the tartare, put capers, diced tomatoes and sliced lime

Keep in the fridge until you serve it rve with blinis and a cold glass of Chablis

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ur dentist Writer Tom Stall

Teeth Samurai

Dr. Mori Dental Clinic

I was in Europe when the agony struck. The pain and the horror, and I was on holiday. Normally, in this type of situation I’m the kind of person who says, “We’ll take care of it later”, but the pain was too much and “later” meant Cambodia. My dentist told me I would need at least five appointments - it was that bad. “It’s better that we do nothing now and you take care of it when you get back.” Seriously?? I come to you during my ten-day vacation and that’s all you’ve got. Fine, just give me some pain killers. Please.

My plane landed and as I started looking for a dentist, I remembered my job in an orphanage in the countryside. We had a day, once a month: hair cut – lice check – dentist day. No, all three were not done by the same person. I won’t say it. I WON’T. After all, there are more dental clinics than private English schools in Cambodia. And that, my friends, is a real feat! Sorry, it can’t be right.

I started thinking I didn’t really need my teeth. They have nice soups here.I took my last antibiotic pill and then went on the quest of a lifetime: to find a decent dentist in Cambodia. Finally, I heard about Dr Mori, a Japanese dentist and Kendo lover (a Japanese martial art, c.f. picture). “He’s really good, you’ll see.”

When I got to Dr Mori’s clinic, I felt immediately at ease. It’s not that I am afraid of pain, but I prefer to stay on guard. His calm way of talking and explaining everything reassured me. I thought I would like to hang out with this guy, even feeling sorry at the end of our consultation, as I had been enjoying my time there. “It’s already over? Wait, I think you missed a tooth.” He’s the kind of person I want to be friends with on Facebook. I made a pact with myself: if he does a good job, I’ll add him.

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It turns out Dr Mori has 25 years of experience and used to run his own private clinic in Yokohama, Japan. He opened his practice in Phnom Penh last February. Why? Dental tourism, he explained. That’s a concept I was not familiar with. I knew regular tourism like going to Disneyland (wohow!). Dental tourism, I didn’t. Basically, let’s say you’re from the US, Japan or somewhere in Europe, and you want a ceramic tooth. At home you’ll pay $3000, while here the same quality treatment will cost you just $500. Dr Mori showed me how they use 3D modeling to create your new teeth (everything is done on the computer) and the teeth are then built to fit into your mouth perfectly, using technology available in Cambodia. Done. If you need any information, to see it with your own eyes, or ask questions, feel free to check his Facebook page, website or contact him by email (see the info box below).

After five sessions, my teeth were perfectly fixed, and I even have one filled with Kevlar. True story. Come at me now, you gun people! Oh, and it didn’t cost me an arm and a leg - just between $10 and 20 per visit, never more.

And Dr Mori and I are now friends on Facebook.

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ur band Writer Samir Cheriaa

Jimi’s Spirit is Still Alive

Play Like Jimi

One of the most interesting and probably most inspirational period of Jimi Hendrix’s musical career was when he formed the Band of Gypsies. Althoughmany artists imitate and honor the music of Jimi Hendrix, very few of them, if any, reach the spirit of the music that was created in that time period. ‘PlayLike Jimi’ is one of them. The group is spearheaded by legendary rock guitarist Niki Buzz, formerly part of Vendetta and M-80, with The Wailers’ Winston Scholsberg on drums and Martin Seij on bass and vocals.

Niki’s musical understanding of Hendrix charisma and style was evident when he became the guitarist for the legendary Curtis Knight who discovered Jimi Hendrix. For over 20 years, Niki performed with Curtis until he died in 1999 in which Curtis stated “Niki’s the best guitarist that I have ever performed with since Jimi Hendrix!” Curtis Knight moved to Europe in the early 90s and asked Niki to join him in 1993 for a European tour. That’s where they met Winston whom Curtis felt would be a great drummer for the band.

When interviewed Winston Scholsberg said: “Playing with legends like Curtis Knight and Niki Buzz was great because when they were on stage Rock and Roll never felt this great. I could really feel the friendship between them. For my first tour with Curtis in 1994/95 I called

my tour manager John Kohl and asked him if he knew Curtis Knight. He said : ‘yes I saw him in

the early seventies performing on stage’. I told him I met Curtis the week before in Amsterdam. He started to laugh and said : ‘Don’t joke with me, Curtis is dead.’ I said no man I’m putting a

band together and I want you to set us up a tour in Austria. Five weeks later we

went on a 14 day tour and John Kohl could not have been happier to see his idol perform on

stage.”

Niki Buzz says: “In one particular show in the Netherlands, the stage was downstairs and the dressing room upstairs. So you could literally take the stairs from the dressing room and end up on the stage. Curtis missed a step, and started to tumble down the stairs and rolled down the stairs, and continued to roll onto the

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stage grabbing the microphone while he was rolling and started singing the song! This was simply amazing, for a 70-year-old man in his condition.”

“We really want to concentrate on his music, and share with the audience the spirit in which he wrote and performed. We do not play Hendrix songs note for note, anyone can do that. All you have to do is rehearse. What we do is capture the soul and spirit of the music, which is why people walk away feeling that they experienced Jimi.” To celebrate Jimi’s 70th birthday, ‘Play Like Jimi’ will be on tour in Asia in late November and will pass by

Phnom Penh’s awesome Rock’n Blues Bar: the Memphis Pub. This band is so close to the sound of the Band of Gypsies that you will be in complete amazement when you will see them on stage, Friday November 30th.

playlikejimi.com/Memphis Pub : No. 3 Street 118, Phnom Penh

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ur environment Writer Jess Abrahams

Phnom Penh is an exciting city – there is such great street food to eat and shopping to enjoy, but at the end of the day it is not uncommon to return home with a mountain of plastic bags. Clothes and art from the Russian market get popped in plastic bags, street food is wrapped in multiple plastic bags and fruit and vegetables, whether bought from a fancy supermarket or a simple road side stall, all get separately placed in individual plastic bags.

However, the plastic bags that give us a few minutes ofconvenience will be on this earth, in one form or another, for an eternity. Whether dumped on the street or in landfill, burnt or washed in to drains and rivers, plastic ain’t so fantastic. Plastic does not biodegrade. In landfill it takes up precious space. Burning plastic solves this problem, but releases toxic fumes which are damaging to our health. Dumped on the street, plastic bags can block drains during heavy rains before eventually washing out to sea where dolphins, fish and turtles mistake them for food and slowly starve.

What to do? Simply take a good, reusable carry bag or basket out shopping with you and every time someone tries to put your purchase in to a cheap disposable plastic bag say “ot sbaong au kuun” - no bag thank you. The Governor of Phnom Penh agrees. In February he called on all businesses to minimise the use of plastic bags in favour of reusable bags and baskets. But his word has not yet spread.

There are lots of strong, inexpensive, reusable shopping bags and baskets for sale on the street in Phnom Penh. The ones made from recycled sacks are particularly good because they have been diverted from landfill. The hand woven baskets are beautiful and natural. So if you love the Cambodian environment and want to do something small and simple every day to protect it, take a reusable bag or basket when shopping and say “ot sbaong au kuun.”

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ur style Writer Anna Mischke

It’s the small things that attract me when it comes to styl-ing, whether it be a gilded spiked brace-let, vintage Harley tank, or an oversized boyfriend cashmere sweater; I like things fairly simple. There are a few items that made their way into my 22 kilo suitcase, that have made leaving the rainiest state in America, to hot and humid Cambodia manageable.

Giant Sunglasses: One of my favorite things being in Phnom Penh are the tuk tuk rides, day and night. What I don’t en-joy is dust and debris flying in my eyes. Shield them with a nice pair of large lensed aviators, teashades, or wayfarers. Kill three birds with one stone (or a pair of Ray Bans) by protecting those windows into your soul from dust, UV rays, and covertly hiding hungover eyes.

The Perfect Tee: One thing I’ll invest on is a basic, solid colored oversized tee. They’re go-tos on a hot day or easily dressed up with a piece of costume jewelry. It’s worth it to spend a bit more on a Vince or T by Alexan-der Wang, but it’s hard to compete with a worn-in men’s HANES tee.

Bonus: when wearing one of these you can leave your pants unbuttoned in the event of over-eating steak and no one will be the wiser

A Leather Clutch: Bag snatching is a topic brought up by the women of Phnom Penh regularly, with reason. Car-rying a clutch big enough to hold your martini money, mobile phone, mints, notepad and a lipstick yet small enough to hold close to your body on a moto ride makes it a lot more difficult for a thief to grab. Plus, it’s way easier to get down dancing without a gigantic saddlebag weighing you down.

Solid Pair of Boots: Cowboy. Motorcy-cle. Combat. I never thought I would wear boots as much as I have here considering the heat, but when you’re sloshing around puddles after a downpour, avoiding cockroaches skittering across your toes, or getting beer unceremoniously spilled on your feet it’s nice to have some serious coverage. Who can be bothered to teeter around on six inch pleather stilts when there are cats to be chased?

New Girl’s Necessities in Phnom Penh

Pictures by Kyle Johnson & Adrian John Ragasakjphotos.com

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Next time you have friends or family visiting, show a little originality and get them out of the backpackers’ ghetto and into this homey guesthouse located on tranquil street 57. Booking them in here will guarantee that their stay is one surrounded by Cambodian art, as well as being comfy, clean, and with all the usual amenities (we love aircon and free in-room wifi).

This guesthouse is actually made up of three houses that have been combined into one, giving each room its own twist. By setting up their reservation, you get to play matchmaker by checking out room profiles on the website and matching the mood of the room to your visitors. Show you really love them: snag one of the rooms with a balcony and a bathtub.

Lucky for you, when you meet up there, you’ll be able to grab a fresh juice or coffee at the café. This writer recommends coughing up the extra dollar to add Kahlua to your Three Corner Coffee Roasters treat… or your passion fruit and orange juice, if you’re so inclined.

Ask most people what they picture when they hear ‘massage and spa’ and you’re bound to get a load of answers involving a relaxing shoulder rub and copious amounts of fragrant oil. What most people are missing out on is using massage to target pressure points to relieve pain and improve general health.

Sawasdee knows all about this: it boasts twelve massage therapists trained by a visiting Master

in the art of Thai massage. Each therapist has a speciality, and upon announcing your ailment, the sweet receptionist for the spa can match you up with the best masseuse for your pain. Be it a migraine, an aching hip, or just the ravages of

stress, these therapists take pride in restoring health and comfort.

In addition to the deeply therapeutic Thai massage, Sawasdee offers all of the usual, and luxurious, spa suspects: rich body scrubs, targeted reflexology, paraffin treatments that will leave your hands and feet baby soft, and of course oil massages for head, back, shoulder, and full body.

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ur place Writer Our Dear Lady Expatriate

Goldie Boutique Guesthouse

Sawasdee Massage & Spa

Corner Street 278 and 57

Tel : 099 98 6 2 22 / 0 23 996 670

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Robin Thicke: Make You Love Me (BHQ remix)A very good friend since long time and personally my favorite DJ/Producer brings a sexy remix of the already arousing track, BIG!!! (youtube)

Aaliyah: If Your Girl Only New (Finnebassen Remix)I’m not a fan of commercial tracks but once a while there is an exception to the rule. This one scores practically everywhere. Wether I play it through headphones, sing it in the shower or play it in the club it works for me. A must have seduction! (youtube)

Reece Johnson: Make Room (Funkelastiks Crazy Sax Remix)A funky 90’s sound that brings a smooth smile on your face. Funky Stab hits, vocal snippets and a funky bass. Axel aka Funkelastiks adds a bit of jack to his remix by adding a sax. Axel will be back in a couple of weeks to “Jack” the Cambodian dance floors!! (traxsource)

Cajmere & Russoul feat Dajae: Only YouA true artist Cajmere aka Green Velvet, met for the first time at the Fuse (Bxl) bringing: the Flash, LALALAND, Preacher man. I loved his style and acts. He has been re-leasing pearls ever since he started, this is one of them.(traxsource)

Bart Ricardo, Kenyon: from Chi to La (Farris Wheel)Ever since I can remember things he has been my buddy! Great track super DJ! He will be spinning in Cambodia together with Mr Gene Farris in January!!!! (traxsource&itunes)

VCO ROX: Dusty Bites 120826 (unreleased) The Brazilian “King” Dudu Marote aka Prztz, masters Modular Sync, Ableton, Logic and basically everything that produces electronic sounds. He released after the break with Jamanta Crew, a new mix tape, together with Paula Chalup. The tracks will be released somewhere during 2013, but you can already hear some of them in my sets. (soundcloud)

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The French Element

Damn Girl! Looking Good!

After managing some of the best salons in Beijing for six years, Jérome and Olek embarked on a Cambodian journey and opened The French Element two years ago. Jerome takes care of the hair salon, while Olek runs the beauty parlour. The setting and music are trendy, and customers speak Chinese, French, English, Spanish, Ital-ian or Khmer during their manicure, setting quite the cosmopolitan mood in the salon. “I spend at least one afternoon each month here,” confesses a customer who has come in to dye her hair, getting a foot massage while she waits. “Hmmm, yes… at LEAST!” answers Olek, laughing.

Jerome’s eye is as sharp as a Japanese katana, and in a moment he will understand the character of your hair and give you personalized, expert advice. Talent and years of experience has made him one of the most in-de-mand hair stylists in Phnom Penh. “I have thirty evening

do’s scheduled for Friday for a special event”, he says. At The French Element, you will find the most sought-after treatments. “I brought back a special device from France, and so now we are the only place in the city to do IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) depilation.” Another treatment currently hot in salons in the US is Brazilian Keratin, and Jerome is already a specialist.

“In the salon, we only use popular brands like l’Oreal and Schwartzkopf or Ahava, the first beauty treatment ” he explains.

Ladies (and gentlemen!), here then is a beauty spot to discover or discover again.

Himawari Hotel tel: 077 283 332

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Philong Sovan is one of Cambodia’s promising artist of this generation, despite his initial ambivalence to photography. Whilst working for a video production NGO, he was summoned to participate in a photography workshop. “I didn’t understand why photography needed to be learned,” but after only few hours of study, he fell in love with the subject and has never looked back.

Philong was hired to take pictures at Photo Phnom Penh (Photo festival), his first report as a photographer. His obvious talent is probably what opened the door to The Phnom Penh Post where he began as a freelancer. Working at The Post was a rich experience which gave him the opportunity to learn quickly. “With the press, everything needs to go very fast”, he explains. Covering everyday events, crisis, and violent protests like those in Bangkok last year, he also understood how important it was to bring new pictures everyday, and the race to get the cover. This led him to think about breaking photojournalism rules by adding an artistic element to it.During these three years of collaboration with The Post, he continued to work on his personal projects. As he was watching someone working on his laptop one day, he

came up with idea of using the screen light in his art. “It was revealing interesting expressions on the skin.” He went to the countryside with this idea and for the first time he lit the faces of people by the laptop screen.

Philong’s work continued to evolve and he kept working with different effects of light on the skin. He decided next to put the headlight of his motorbike on people in the provinces during the night. At this time the moto’s light was the only thing bringing them out of the darkness. “When the light comes down on them, you can capture the activity you won’t be able to see without it. By taking a picture of that moment you can see what’s inside them, through their illuminated faces.” He showed this work at the Photo Quay exhibition in 2011 in Paris and has since joined the Lumière school, a prestigious establishment; a program sponsored by the French Embassy. He is already eager to bring back his experiences to Cambodia. “There is a lack of photography schools in Cambodia and I want my people to have the opportunity to develop their skills and realize their own personal projects”.

Picture by Philong Sovan / www.asiamotion.net

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ur artist Writer Pierre

Philong Sovan

- Genre: Action, Spy… It’s a James Bond movie man!- Director: Sam Mendes- Producer: Michael G. Wilson, Barbara Broccoli- With Daniel Craig, Javier Bardem, Ralph FiennesRelease date: 15 November 2012

After an operation in Istanbul ends in disaster, James Bond is missing and presumed to be dead, and the identities of every active undercover MI6 agent are leaked onto the internet. In the aftermath, questions are raised over M’s ability to run the Secret Service, and she becomes the subject of a government review over her handling of the situation. When the service itself is attacked, Bond’s sudden reappearance gives M the pretext she needs to seek out infamous Raoul Silva.Bond soon finds his loyalty to M challenged over secrets from her past.

Rate: 8.5/10

- Genre: Animation, Comedy, Family- Director: Rich Moore- Producer: Clark Spencer, John Lasseter- With John C. Reilly, Sarah Silverman, Jack McBrayer, Release date: 22 November 2012

Wreck-It Ralph is the villain of the arcade video game Fix-It Felix Jr., in which the game’s eponymous hero fixes a building that Ralph destroys. For over 30 years, Ralph

has been doing the same job and has become tired of being the villain. Wanting to prove he can be a

decent individual and not just a villain, Ralph escapes his game through a power cord and lands in Hero’s Duty, a light-gun shooter game where he helps the game’s hero,

Sergeant Calhoun, battle against “Cy-Bugs”. Ralph meets Vanellope von Schweetz, who has

learned that her game is faced with a dire threat that could affect the entire arcade, and one that Ralph may have inadvertently started.

Rate: 7.5/10

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ur movies Upcoming Releases

SKYFALL Wreck-It Ralph

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Pull your sorry self out of bed and head to the kitchen. Pour a pouch of Royal D and one of Extra Joss in a glass, add water and get it in you. Tell yourself that things are going to be okay.

vacated. You’re craving breakfast, but if you could bear to look at the sun, you’d see that it’s well into the afternoon. Somehow your brain remembers The Willow has a massive, cheap, all-day breakfast on weekends, and you move with surprising quickness to grab a tuk-tuk.

Post-meal, back out in the sun, you’re now in search of some entertainment. And

– the magical land of watching brilliant movies while lounging on a couch or lying back on a

after the war you raged against your wallet last night.

Two movies later, you stumble out into a city with a dark sky that’s just getting revved up for

nonsense, and start calling around to see at which bar your buddies are currently holding court. It’s going to be a real good night.

ur hangover day Writer Our Dear Lady Expatriate

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Wupp, the best hangover cure

The Flicks 2 @ the Empire : #34, St 130http://www.the-empire.org

The Willow : House 1, Street 21http://www.thewillowpp.com

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- The Olympic Gold medal is only 1.34% gold - After 100 years from now, 'Facebook' will have over

916 million accounts of dead people - It's impossible to say "Good Eye Might" without sounding Australian - If you were to spell out numbers from one; you would not find the letter 'A' until you reach 'One Thousand' - The average person tends to look at their cell

phone over 300 times in a 24 hour period - The most used line in a movie is "Let's get out of

here"- A blue whale’s tongue weighs more than an elephant

ID YOU KNOW?

Beeline ArenaChroy Changvar Peninsula (2nd right after the Japanese Bridge),Phnom PenhInfo: [email protected] / 067 71 65 65

BATUCADA! @ THE JUNGLE BAR OF THE BEELINE ARENA2nd November 2012 @ 7pmCome to see the �rst Batucada band in Cambodia!!5$ with free drinks

YUTTAKUN KHORM COMPETITION16th November 2012 @ 6 :30pm12 Fighters with foreigners from oversea.It’s an Ancient Cambodian Fighting style. It uses a diverse array of elbow and knee strikes, shin kicks, submissions and ground �ghting.Practitioners are trained to strike with knees, hands, elbows, feet, shins, and head. Ticketing: USD$1

ASEAN FILM FESTIVAL CLOSING CEREMONY 17th November starting from 7pmCome to celebrate with us the ASEAN Film Festival Party!

CIRCUS SHOW «PHSONG PRENG» BY PHARE PONLEU SELPAK24th November 2012 @ 6pmPlayed by students of the 5th generation (between 14 and 17 years old), this is a funny performance with a lot of circus skills.Ticketing: USD$5 Allocated seating (200 seats)USD$3.50 Free seating Tickets available at the Monument Books on Norodom Blvd or Blue Pumpkin Shops on Riverside and BKKI

ur opinion Writer Romi Grossberg

Helmets On!

It’s Worth Messing Your Hair

Did you know that the passenger on a motodop is less likely to get injured or die in a moto accident? Do you ac-tually believe that? It astounds me the number of people, westerners included, not wearing a motorbike helmet. Could you imagine telling the police in Australia, Ameri-ca, U.K. or wherever, “it’s just a short trip”, or “but I didn’t want to ruin my hair”? Would you dare get on a motorbike in your home country without a helmet? Wouldn’t dream of it. Do you really just not know that traffic accidents are the number 1 killer in Cambodia? In case you missed this, The Phnom Penh Posts’ (Sept 28th) article stated that “traffic acci-dents killed more than five people every day and injured an average of 40 per day in 2011…” or are you somehow ‘exempt’ from that? Do you have a magic wand?

Over the last five years accidents have increased by 217% with fatalities almost doubling. Of those, almost 90% were motorbike drivers, passengers, bicyclists or pedestrians. Still think you are exempt?

Are expats and tourists in Cambodia really so naïve to the facts? Or just too lazy to buy or carry a helmet? Most

of us come from countries where there is no longer even a need for motorbike helmet campaigns

because it is a given. Yet we arrive here and all common sense goes out the window. Going to a decent restaurant and having a meal and drink in Phnom Penh costs about $12… the same that it costs to buy a motorbike helmet. Yes just $12 can save

your life!

Hmmm, let’s try a different tactic. Think of the person you are most close to in Cambodia, the one

you love and trust, go drinking with and away for week-ends with. Now picture them having to call your fam-ily in your home country and say: “I am really sorry but your son/daughter died today in a moto accident … and no they were not wearing a helmet, and yes that was by choice”.

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Beeline ArenaChroy Changvar Peninsula (2nd right after the Japanese Bridge),Phnom PenhInfo: [email protected] / 067 71 65 65

BATUCADA! @ THE JUNGLE BAR OF THE BEELINE ARENA2nd November 2012 @ 7pmCome to see the �rst Batucada band in Cambodia!!5$ with free drinks

YUTTAKUN KHORM COMPETITION16th November 2012 @ 6 :30pm12 Fighters with foreigners from oversea.It’s an Ancient Cambodian Fighting style. It uses a diverse array of elbow and knee strikes, shin kicks, submissions and ground �ghting.Practitioners are trained to strike with knees, hands, elbows, feet, shins, and head. Ticketing: USD$1

ASEAN FILM FESTIVAL CLOSING CEREMONY 17th November starting from 7pmCome to celebrate with us the ASEAN Film Festival Party!

CIRCUS SHOW «PHSONG PRENG» BY PHARE PONLEU SELPAK24th November 2012 @ 6pmPlayed by students of the 5th generation (between 14 and 17 years old), this is a funny performance with a lot of circus skills.Ticketing: USD$5 Allocated seating (200 seats)USD$3.50 Free seating Tickets available at the Monument Books on Norodom Blvd or Blue Pumpkin Shops on Riverside and BKKI

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3- Ur Live Music

GTS JAZZ BAND @ Sofitel Jazz - every Wednesday - 7:30pm Bossa Nova - every Thursday - 7:30pm

GRASS SNAKE UNION @ EquinoxBluegrass, lo-fi, up-tempo, sweat induc-ing, alt-folk musicNovember 10th - 9pm

DUB ADDICTION @ EquinoxCambodia’s Reggae Raga Dub BandNovember 17th - 9pm

PLAY LIKE JIMI @ Memphis PubThe Spirit of Jimi Hendrix is Alive!November 30th - 9pm

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1 - Ur WHAT’S UP POOL PARTY #4 @ Eighty8 December 7th, 9pm

December Edition Theme: French Nu Dance VS. UK BassDecember 7th - 8pmRemember: the WUPP party is every first Friday of the month!

w/ DJs BBoy Peanut and Bassbender

2- Ur ‘Good To Know’

“Water Festival” is CANCELLEDThe Royal Government of Cambodia announced on October that the celebration of the Water Festival is canceled this year following the death of King Father Norodom Sihanouk.You will still get your 3 days off though.From November 27th to 29th

“Movember”Movember is an annual, month-long event involving the growing of moustaches during the month of November to raise awareness of prostate cancer and other male cancer initiatives. Some places around town might organize events for Movember this month, so stay tuned!

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ur agenda November 2012

META SESSIONS @ Meta HouseKimchi Collective with DJs Balaton, BFox, DanBeckNovember 3rd - 10pm

5- Ur DJ Parties

SHAMELESS @ Pontoon ClubWith DJ’s Digital PunkEvery Thursday

ACHTUNG PHNOM PENH! @ Meta HouseX-Pat Sound System with DJs Flo, Wes-T and drummer Greg LavenderNovember 8th - 9pm

FUSION @ Meta HouseWith Dj Primitive SoulNovember 23rd - 9pm

WING DANCING WITH PPSWING@ EquinoxMama Swing hosts a fun night swing dancing. Beginners are definitely welcome.Every Thursday - 9pm

6- Ur Passion

BACHATA TROPICA @ Equinox Bachata Classes From 7:30pm to 9:30pm 1st, 2nd & 3rd Tuesdays of the month

ROCK OPEN MIC @ Memphis PubBring your voiceEvery Monday - 10pm

LATIN FEVER @ Latin Quarter Salsa Classes Every Wednesday from 7pm to 9pmAfter Party Drinks

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4- Ur Exhibitions

L’Univers Sonore d’Angkor@ Institut Français du CambodgeExhibition by Patrick KersaléOpening: 1st November, 6.30pm The Phnom Penh Look: At the Turn of the Millennium@ Java Café & GalleryExhibition by Jim TullochOpening: Thursday 8th November, 6pm Freedom with Broom @ Romeet GalleryExhibition by Nov CheanickOpening: Tuesday 6th November, 6.30pm

Cambodian Ghosts@ Meta HouseExhibition by Michael DettoOpening: Thursday 8th November, 6pm

6th Cambodian Youth Arts Festival 2012by Cambodian Living Arts (CLA) From November 10 to 16

Bum N’ Draze@ Meta HouseFirst exhibition of album covers and poster art by the band’s founder DZOUNSOpening: Saturday 17th November, 6pm

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