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Costa del Sol & Gibraltar Edition
SABINILLAS AN AUTHENTIC SEASIDE RESORT
San Luis de Sabinillas is all you would expect of an attractive seafront
resort, comparable to Torquay in England. Although there is no pier,
the promenade, flanked by bars and restaurants, covers the entire
length of the village and beach.
Traditionally Sabinillas, a fishing village, was a preferred summer resort
for the Spanish, now it’s the perfect seaside resort for families
with children from all over the world.
You can literally park your car for your entire stay and find all you
need within walking distance. With lots of entertainment It is ideal for
children, especially on the beach.
The predicted popularity of this village has resulted in a good selection
of holiday accommodation to include inexpensive hotels and
many self-catering apartments and villas.
On the map you will find some of the services nearest to the beach
which we know can be recommended.
The Puerto de La Duquesa offers a beautiful alternative with outstanding
views of the port and sea, there is no better place for eating out
or bars, you are spoilt for choice.
LO MEJOR DE SABINILLAS
San Luis de Sabinillas es todo lo que se esperaría de un resort frente
al mar atractivo, se puede comparar a Torquay en Inglaterra. No hay
muelle, pero el paseo cubre toda la longitud de la aldea y de la playa
y está rodeado de bares y restaurantes.
Tradicionalmente Sabinillas, un pueblo de pescadores, fue un lugar
de veraneo preferido por los españoles, ahora es el balneario ideal
para familias con niños de todo el mundo.
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And this is it! As one might say; the end of 2012 and the
start of 2013.
Was it good? Was it bad? It has got pretty quiet since the first
week in November, but on the whole we have not had a bad
year despite the crisis and despite the lack of cooperation from
the bank. But then, even if I might say so myself, we are unique
in what we do, it does work well and we are most competitive
in price. We even increased our distribution!
We do have a pretty good website and in 2012 we started
to try and apply some of our technology to offer professional
websites to others. We are most encouraged by some of the
results therefore we have created a department specifically
for it. It costs nothing to enquire and see what we can do for
you too, at any level, from very basic to high level multilingual,
database driven and ecommerce sites.
There is only one more thing to say: Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year to all.
Y eso es todo! Como se podría decir, a finales de 2012 y
principios de 2013.
¿Ha sido bueno? ¿Fue malo? La cosas han sido bastante
tranquilas desde la primera semana de noviembre, pero en
general no hemos tenido un mal año en su conjunto a pesar de
la crisis y a pesar de la falta de cooperación por parte del banco.
Pero entonces, si se me permite que lo diga yo mismo, somos
únicos en lo que hacemos, funciona bien y con precios muy
competitivos. Por eso hemos aumentado la tirada
Tenemos un sitio web bastante bueno y en 2012 comenzamos
a tratar de aplicar un poco de nuestra tecnología para ofrecer
páginas web profesionales a otros. Estamos muy alentados
por algunos de los resultados por lo tanto hemos creado un
departamento específico para esto. No cuesta nada preguntar
y ver qué podemos hacer para usted también, a cualquier nivel,
desde lo más básico hasta el nivel alto de sitios multilingües,
conducidos por base de datos y comercio electrónico.
Sólo hay una cosa más que decir: ¡Feliz Navidad y un Feliz Año
Nuevo a todos.
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Remember the 6th January is the day when
Spanish children receive their gifts from the 3
Kings, as opposed
to Father Xmas. Do
not forget to collect
as many sweets
as you can when
dished out by the
3 Kings parading
your village.
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Notice boaRD
if you are reading this, then i was right and the
Mayans were wrong. The end of the world has
been put off for another day.
We certainly live in
strange times. it looks
like La Fina, the new
butcher in Sabinillas, has
closed down even before
their double page advert
was published. Don’t
get me wrong, they paid
for it but what a shame,
they really had some
very good quality meat
on display at first rate
prices.
CARNICERIA
The Pony club at the escuela de arte ecuestre has had the Xmas Parade. it really went well all the participant
children and parents seemed to enjoy it. Here are some photos but more about this early in the new year.
Calle Goya, Edif. La Noria, (opp.Lidl) Sabinillas, Manilva Tel: 952 936 336
In Italy’s fashion capital
Milan, there’s still a law that
exists requiring its citizens
to smile at all times or risk
paying a hefty fine.
The mince pie may be a sweet treat you
enjoy throughout the festive season but did
you know it’s illegal to eat one on Christmas
Day in England? This bizarre law was
brought in by Oliver Cromwell in the 17th
century, who put a ban on mince pies and
anything to do with gluttony on 25 December.
Drivers were fined
£845,000 for using the
specially reserved VIP
Games Lanes during the
Olympic Games. Around
6,500 motorists were
forced to pay the £130
fine. Mail
Whats News
Pedestrians in Fort Lee, New Jersey, can now be fined $85 if caught texting
on their mobile phone while walking. Police officers warn that people
risk being hit by traffic. 117 tickets have been issued for “dangerous
walking” since March. Mail
The value of lottery prizes that
went unclaimed in the first six
months of the year was £81m.
£1.3bn has been registered as
unclaimed since the lottery began
in 1994. Mail
Spoof disaster movie Airplane is
the funniest film ever - generating
three laughs a minute
on average, according to new
research. The movie starring
Leslie Neilsen - which features
classic one-liners such as ‘I
am serious...and don’t call me
Shirley’ - came out top in research
conducted by a panel of
members of movie subscription
service LOVEFiLM.
This may sound bizarre but in
Victoria, Australia it’s illegal to wear
hot pink shorts after midday on a
Sunday!
It’s illegal to leave the
house without wearing
underwear in Thailand.
Drinking several cups of
coffee every day may significantly
reduce the risk of
bowel cancer. People who
down four cups a day can
see their risk of developing
a tumour drop by about 15
per cent. But those who
got through six or more
were up to 40 per cent less
likely to fall victim to the
disease. Express
McDonald’s is to open two new
outlets in India serving only
vegetarian food.
The human body grows a new stomach lining every five days. The average
lifespan of a human taste bud is ten days. The body grows a completely new
skin every four weeks. The liver is replaced every six weeks. The
human skeleton is replaced every three months. QI
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IN MY OPINION IN MY OPINION
Key words or real keys for consumers to find you?
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952 89 56 54
935 24 15 68
987 54 23 65
984 65 85 97
INTERNET
Enough with shysters exploiting businesses! Says Chevalier de Fleury
Business telephone directories, even classified have
become obsolete; you cannot print a directory
every week or every month so by the time they
get printed each year they are out of date and in
Spain they are out of date and inaccurate even
before you start. Although this is different with
private numbers and addresses as they do not
change much from year to year, nevertheless the
world population currently stands at 7 billion and,
allowing for an average number of annual deaths,
it is increasing at the rate of 80 million each year,
never mind the countless web pages on the net.
consumers know what they want and what services
they are looking for, but they have no idea who
provides them and where, this is why they look at and
consult the internet, Google being the most popular
search engine.
For this reason every single business, large or small
needs to have its own internet appearance, but what
is even more important is to be found amongst the
billions of pages within the net. Not only that, but
unless it appears on the first page of a search, it is
a known fact that the second page is skipped all
together by the searcher. This is another good reason
why you need to hand over a business card, a leaflet
or advertise in print to make yourself and your web
address known to consumers, the difference being
BUSINESS
935 24 15 68 DESIGNS
984 65 85 97
SEARCHES
972 85 47 96
the plague.
that you do not know if the person or public you
have given your details to is interested in your services
or products, whereas when they look for the service
on the internet it is clear they know what they want,
whomsoever provides it.
The fact that everyone needs an appearance on the
internet has been exploited by companies that offer
you the opportunity to build your own website at “no
cost”. “Free of charge” they say, but who on earth is
going to offer or give any service free of charge these
days? if you believe this you will believe anything
and somewhere, somehow there will be a catch. For
example, you may get a free website design as long as
it displays advertising by other companies who pay
for the advert, or you may have to pay a small but
regular amount that over the years will amount to
a tidy little sum or other similar catches that make
the offer worth their while. in any case you are now
talking of web designs made out of a set of templates,
the only difference between them being the names,
images and text that you yourself will insert.
one thing i object to is that some sharks who know
nothing about the internet, websites or how it works
are taking advantage of the general public ignorance
and offer templates taken at no cost to offer them as
original designs. believe me i have come across one
or two of these shysters. They should be avoided like
if you need an appearance on the internet and you
want to avoid the cost at the outset or minimise your
cost at the outset, it may be a small price to pay to
have to put up with some of the requirements and the
idea that your website is made out of a basic template
created for everyone’s use, however the problem of
being found on the internet, which you clearly do, is
quite something else.
if you want to be found in Google’s first page, you
need to be where Google will look for what you do,
in other words you will need a substantial website
worth Google’s time to visit or be part of a portal
that Google regularly visits in reply to your searches.
a small effort with key words will certainly not have
the desired effect.
935 24 15 68
987 54 23 65
So what is the answer? Well if you are a serious business
that wants to project the right image, you should
certainly go for a professional and well designed
website specifically tailored for your business, if
correctly done this will attract Google’s attention.
if you cannot afford the cost of such a structure then
your other option is to join an established portal that
you know is successful with Google searches in your
area.
Web express Guide is such a portal (hence the name),
whether you have a top of the range website, a well
designed website, a free template website or no
website at all, every business should want to be part
of this Portal, this is exactly what it was designed for
and proven to bring the required results. it is not free
because there is no catch, but the cost is very, very
reasonable.
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WHATS NEWS
Andalucia hosts one of the most modern
riding schools and centres in Europe
Since the equestrian centre opened some 15 years ago, horse enthusiasts of the Costa del Sol have been able
to enjoy and be proud of the best and most modern riding school in Europe right on their doorstep, the
Escuela de Arte Ecuestre Costa del Sol. - By S. Polinares.
over the years of course the fame of this centre has
been expanding at a phenomenal rate all over europe
and beyond with the result that more and more
visitors from many parts of the world are now coming
to the costa del Sol each year just because of the fame
and reputation that the school has and continues to
create.
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Alejandro Asencio Mendez
Dressage teacher
it must be borne in mind that the escuela de arte
ecuestre is primarily a first rate riding school
approved by the Spanish Horse Rriding Federation
and the british Horse Society; as a matter of fact it
is the only official bHS examination centre in Spain
and as such it is expected to maintain high standards
with qualified bHS instructors. (cont..page 14)
ESCUELA DE ARTE ECUESTRE COSTA DEL SOL
The largest and most renowned equestrian centre in Spain
Everything you would expect to find in an equestrian centre and much more.
British Horse Society (BHS) Approved and Examination Centre. Awarded with the highest
ranking (4 stirrups) by the Andalusian Federation of Horse Riding (FAH)
Our facilities suit the needs of all riders from absolute beginners to competition levels,
from Pony Club starting at age 5 to Professional Dressage and Jumping with experienced
instructors, certified by the BHS and FAH.
Full Livery in state of the art boxes to include all the horse needs including exercise.
AND MUCH MORE INCLUDING:
Large well maintained competition area 7,000 m2
Indoor arena seating 1,235
Mechanised Horse Walker
Tack Shop
Restaurants
Fully equipped large Marquees for special occasions
Car parks
Rio Padrón Alto s/n
29680 ESTEPONA
Teléfono: 952 808 077
info@escuela-ecuestre.com
www.escuela-ecuestre.com
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teaching caters for all types of riding, from young
toddlers to adults; from beginners to competition
professionals wanting to improve on their chosen
style be it dressage, jumping or just simple riding with
opportunity to be examined and given certificates
according to their skills. This does also include stable
management courses. if you really want to teach
your children to become proper riders or if you want
them to make their mark at competing, then this is
really where they should attend for their teaching and
experience at the highest level.
The livery services are designed to suit your horse’s
needs and well being ensuring that owners feel
confident that your horse is being sympathetically
cared for by a dedicated and professional team. a
private locker is available to all livery clients located
in the stable-area; gents and ladies dressing rooms
and showers are also at your disposal. at night our
security system ensures the safety of the horses and
installations.
in short the school is well equipped to deal with
all aspects concerning feeding, veterinary, shoeing,
saddlery, tack shop. The riding lessons, guided by
experienced instructors, are designed to teach riding
in a positive manner in group lessons limited to
maximum of 6 people, as well as private lessons and
intensive courses. This is what makes the school such
a special place.
The spectacular indoors riding arena, with a riding
surface designed by Damman Geotextile, boasts
plenty of natural light, a healthy, airy, and calm
environment for the horse and rider. Measuring 24m
x 64m, it features a “state of the art” sound and lightsystem
and a viewing gallery with a sitting capacity of
up to 1.250 spectators.
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combined with the gigantic outdoor arena, the
escuela de arte ecuestre costa del Sol caters for major
competitions with an additional 120 portable stallboxes
with shower which will meet all requirements
at high level.
The Pony club, standing on its own ground with its
own covered arena and indoor school, has acquired
the reputation as the best children tuition centre for
young riders of all ages in andalucia and even in
many parts of the globe. children under the age of
5 can be taken on a lead rein lessons to guide the
child through the early stages of experiencing the real
feeling of sitting on a horse and learning to ride.
Under the tuition of Julia Gladstone, the Pony club
gives children the opportunity to learn riding skills,
how to best look after a pony, make new friends and
have lots of fun participating in a variety of arranged
activities. The summer and holiday junior courses
would seem to be very popular with children and
parents alike.
With its integrated andalusian design in perfect
harmony with its surroundings, the School of
equestrian art costa del Sol is located in the town
of estepona, in beautiful countryside between Sierra
bermeja and the Mediterranean Sea.
The horse has always played an important part in
andalucian life and we are lucky to have such an
establishment right on our doorstep. Do pay a visit, it
is free and i guarantee you will be impressed.
of course the high quality of teaching is set by
the high standards of teachers such as José Miguel
egea, alejandro asencio Mendez, Paul George, Julia
Gladstone and Karen taylor
The Pony Club Stable
Accident black spots: the 15 most DANGEROUS Spanish roads
Drivers on the M-40 in Madrid, the avenida Diagonal
de barcelona or the Puente del V centenario in
Seville, must be aware of the fact that they are
travelling on one of the three most dangerous urban
areas in the country. This is the main conclusion of
the study “black spots: traffic accidents in Spanish
capitals” carried out by Línea Directa aseguradora in
which more than 1.2 million motor vehicle accidents
in provincial capital cities in the last six years were
analysed.
The main aim of the report, which has attracted a great
deal of media attention, is to analyse a phenomenon
causing 18% more fatal accidents than on interurban
roads. to this end, the areas of the Spanish capital
cities in which Línea Directa has registered the highest
number of accidents, have been identified, which has
made it possible to create, for the first time, a map of
accident black spots, i.e. those streets and roads on
which over 100 accidents a year have been recorded. .
according to the list of black spots, barcelona, Madrid
WHATS NEWS
and Seville head the top 15 of provincial capitals.
Madrid also has three of the five most dangerous areas
in the whole country.
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Puente del V centenario
avenida de la Universidad
Gran Vía
avenida de Kansas city
avenida del Mediterráneo
avenida Meridiana
Paseo de la zona Franca – Ronda Litoral
Vía augusta
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The Cocomo Experience is well worth
the effort to book in advance.
With myself and Julia being so busy and cocomo so
popular, i finally managed to reserve a table; i had
been meaning to do so for a while and find out for
myself all the good things i had been hearing about,
the only drawback was that on the night it was not
just raining, it was pelting down. clearly this means
that we had to be accommodated inside.
While the decor and the ambiance are neat, modern
and classy with very effective lighting, i can imagine
how beautiful and magical it must be when it is
possible to sit in the terrace.
Have you ever wondered what makes his restaurant
so popular? it was a full house, even in midweek! i
then understood the wisdom of booking in advance,
as a matter of fact i was lucky to manage to reserve
my table for two.
a friendly welcome was very warming and we soon
got absorbed into the atmosphere created by the other
diners who were all, without exception, clearly having
a good time while enjoying their food and drinks.
Having been given the opportunity to settle down
and feel at home, we were soon approached by the
waiter to take our order for the drinks, which were
followed by the menu. although i am not allowed
alcohol, i can tell you that the wine list was good with
plenty to choose from.
it was not one of those endless menus, it was explained
that everything on the menu was of the highest
quality and from fresh produce of that day, especially
prepared for that evening. The selection was certainly
intended to please practically every palate.
i ordered a Prawn cocktail. it is not permitted to take
photos but i hope you will take my word for it when i
tell you that it was extremely well presented and quitar
it certainly out of the ordinary. This was followed by
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Viva la Diferencia
Christmas and New Year in Spain - By Count de La Perrelle.
Goodness, another year almost over and 2013 is
looming! i hope it is an incredible year for everyone.
For those of you who intend to enjoy the costa del
Sol during the christmas and New Year period here
are a few interesting facts and snippets of information
to help you with the Spanish way of celebrating
christmas and New Year.
christmas in Spain is quite a delight. The holiday
period starts up in mid-December and it does not
Balthazar, who has black skin and a
black beard (or no beard!) and wears
a purple cloak. He is the King of Tarse
and Egypt. Balthazar represents the
gift of Myrrh that was brought to Jesus.
Myrrh is a perfume that is put on
dead bodies to make them smell nice
and showed that Jesus would suffer
and die.
Melchior, who has long white hair
and a white beard and wears a gold
cloak. He is the King of Arabia. Melchior
represents the Gold brought to
Jesus. Gold is associated with Kings
and Christians believe that Jesus is
the King of Kings.
seem to finish until after January 6th. There is the
huge multi-billion euro lottery ‘el Gordo’, where you
can spend several hours glued to the tV watching
small children pulling wooden lottery balls out of a
big revolving cage, only to discover that you haven’t
won el Gordo yet again this year.
There are also the fantastic nativity scenes, (Look out
for the crapper, el caganer this little figure has been
defecating in the background of Nativity scenes since
Gaspar, who has brown hair and a
brown beard (or no beard!) and wears
a green cloak and a gold crown with
green jewels on it. He is the King of
Sheba. Gaspar represents the Frankincense
brought to Jesus. Frankincense
is sometimes used in worship in Churches
and showed that people worship
Jesus
at least the 17th century and the tradition has stuck
in Spain and parts of Southern France).
in Spain most people go to Midnight Mass (La Misa
del Gallo). The Mass of the cockerel, apparently a
cockerel crowed the night that Jesus was born. on
this important eve most families eat their main
christmas meal before the Midnight Mass service.
Lots of food is the order of the day and turkey as
the main course meal of the dinner. The traditional
Spanish christmas dinner is ‘Pavo trufado de
Navidad’, this is turkey which is stuffed with truffles.
Mushrooms can be used instead. The popularity of
turkey as a christmas dinner item has declined over
the years and although the use of pork has increased
the Spaniards have recently had a deep likening for
Lamb roasts. our Guest chef Matthew has all the
details on ‘Pavo trufado de Navidad’ for you on the
recipe page.
in some other parts of Spain seafood is the most
popular meal, especially in Galicia, which is a region
in the north west of the country. Lots of different
types of seafood are eaten, including lobster and the
small edible crabs.
as the midnight bells ring out on christmas eve
(‘Noche buena’), from the churches people walk
through the streets carrying torches, beating drums
and playing all sorts of instruments. it becomes a real
social occasion. The Spanish seem to feel that this
night is really very special and not meant for sleeping.
traditional sweets such as turron and Marzipan are
very popular and given as gifts and enjoyed by all.
christmas day tends to be a quiet time of gathering
thoughts and for enjoying family and it is not until the
28th of December which is the ‘Day of the innocent
Saints’ (Día de los Santos inocentes) that things start
to liven up. This is a day of celebration which seems
to be exclusively Spanish. it is a day which is very
similar to april Fools day in other parts of the western
world where people try to trick each other into
believing balmy and asinine stories and funny jokes.
apparently if you manage to trick someone then you
have the right to call them innocent (inocente). The
28th is also the day when people remember the babies
that were killed on the orders of King Herod.
New Years eve (‘Nochevieja’ or ‘The old Night’) is
the most exciting night of all. The Spanish celebrate
this night with real enthusiasm and seem to party all
night. There is one special tradition which is to eat 12
grapes with the 12 strokes of midnight. it seems that
each grape represents a month for the coming year. if
you manage to eat all 12 grapes, which is quite a feat
i can tell you, (i have tried it), then you are said to be
lucky for the whole New Year.
For some of the younger people the festival of the
epiphany is the most important time as it is on the
6th January that the three Kings or Wise men brought
gifts to the new born child. This is the twelfth night
of christmas and is commonly known in Spain as the
‘Fiesta de Los tres Reyes Mages’ the party of the three
magic Kings. children do have some presents on
christmas day but the majority of the family gifts are
given and opened at epiphany. Many children believe
that the Kings bring them the presents and they write
letters to the Kings on the 26th of December with
their requests. on the evening of the 5th they often
leave their shoes on the window sills or the balconies
and sometimes under the christmas tree in the hope
that they will be filled with all sorts of presents.
children leave a gift for the Kings in the form of a
glass of brandy for each King and perhaps a satsuma
or some nuts. because the Kings will travel on camels
a bucket of water is often left out. if the children
have been naughty then bits of coal made out of
sugar will also be amongst the presents. a special cake
called ‘Roscón’ is eaten at epiphany. Roscón means
‘ring shape roll’. Roscón can be filled with cream or
chocolate and contain a little gift.
Well whatever you are doing i hope you have a
wonderful time and may i wish you all the very best
for the New Year.
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as the global financial woes show
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and how it came into their possession!
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Chef Matthew
Academie Culinaise de France
In many parts of Spain the centre piece
of Christmas dinner is the “pavo trufado
de Navidad” or Christmas turkey stuffed
with truffles. (Mushrooms can be used
instead).
Recipe for up to 10 people:
• 1 turkey of 4 kg.
• ½ kg. minced lean pork
• 1 kg. minced veal
• Salt and ground black pepper
• 1 glass of brandy
• 2 large glass of dry sherry
• 90g black truffles
• 150 g “jamon serrano”
• 200 g sliced pork belly
• 6 eggs
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Pavo trufado de Navidad
First thing is to bone the turkey. It is best to
place the bird upside down and cut the skin along
the spine. Using your fingers ease away the skin
in one piece if possible first on one side then the
other. Take the breasts apart, open them up like
a book and flatten them out. Cut into strips and
mince. Add the pork, veal and turkey mince into
a bowl and mix well. Season with ground pepper
and salt, add the truffles, ham and pork belly
cut into fine strips on the top of the mix, sprinkle
with the brandy and sherry and leave to marinate
for around 4 hours.
Remove the sliced truffles and the strips of ham
and belly of pork, and reserve. Then fold in the
beaten eggs.
Spread out the skin of the turkey on a clean surface
and lay the fillets on top of it. Spread some of
the meat mixture onto the breasts, then put a layer
of strips of ham , pork belly , turkey fillets and
slices of truffle, repeat until the ingredients are
all used up. Sew together the edges of the skin
and seal up any holes. Place on a clean muslin
cloth, roll and secure with string.
Put into a large saucepan, together with the carcasses
cut in small pieces and cut up vegetables
and add some dry sherry. Cover with 3 litres of
cold water. Bring to the boil and allow to cook at
a gentle simmer for 3 hours. Make sure that it is
evenly cooked, then remove the roll and leave it on
a dish to drain and cool.
Remove the cloth and place the roll onto a wire
rack for few minutes to strain. Wrap the roll
in some cling film and put it on a dish, place a
chopping board on top, and put it to press in the
fridge for 12 hours. Then cut the roll into slices
about 1 cm thick.
Serve with stewed apples and plums and decorate
with slices of fresh pineapples and orange and
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LEISURE & ENTERTAINMENT I prickly pair
Does the Archangel
“Larios” visit you?
The Prickly Pair look at some of the medicine alternatives available on the Costa del Sol.
in the unenlightened good old days, if you
felt under the weather, you popped along
to your doctor and, unless your doctor was
Harold Shipman, you left with a prescription
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Nowadays it’s all different; your first port
of call is the alternative Practitioner. Now
i am not totally cynical and, if there does
exist an alternative medicine that hasn’t
been previously stuck in some poor beagles
eye, then i would be all for it. However, as
with anything that appears to be slightly
removed from the norm, it will always attract
that certain element… You know the ones i
mean, yes they are still at it, groping around
trying to get on top of the mysteries of the
Universe that they are convinced the rest of
us are missing.
all this nonsense started a little while back,
sometime in the eighties, with “Feng Shui”,
when a flock of housewives from adult
evening classes would break into your house
and re-arrange your furniture. all well and
good as long as you are not blind!! Thankfully,
that particular form of madness seems to have
died a death and the only people lamenting
its demise would be gold fish and pea shingle
salesmen.
However, hot on the heel of “Feng Shui”,
comes “Reiki”. i am not at all sure what these
so called “Reiki Masters” are up to, but i can’t
get out of my head the picture of that big rat
in the dressing gown who lived in the sewers
with some teenage turtles.
The closest i have got to a plain english
explanation is, and i quote: “it is not just Reiki
that can bring about positive changes in the
way we think and behave, but more about
our own beliefs about us. The answer lies
within”. Now, i for one could certainly do
with some positive changes to my usual
behaviour, but i think that maybe
“betty Ford” would make a better
job of that than a so called “Reiki
Master”.
i am being perhaps a little unfair
here, Reiki doesn’t actually claim
to be an alternative medicine,
and my mentioning it was solely
for the sake of a cheap swipe at
something that i am sure is very
beneficial to a lot of people. it’s
a free world after all and, if some
sad s**s really believe “The answer
lies within”, then who am i to try
and winkle it out of them.
No prisoners, however, can be
taken on my next lot; i recently
stole a flyer from a window at
a coffee shop, advertising an
invitation to “meet angels”. i
stole it from the window for two
reasons. For one, i didn’t want
anybody, who might know me,
to see me reading it and, two, i
wanted to take it home, so i could
p**s myself in the comfort of my
own home!
The information gleaned from
this flyer seems to be that we are
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Joker. i like to see a fair fight, there
are plenty of people out there
desperate to believe in something
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a golden dog’s t**d, if it was given
the right P.R.
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down with a bit of glass by an ex
hairdresser from ongar called
Steph the next time the arch
angel “Larios” has visited me.
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Drinking within safe limits is unlikely to do you any
harm and it’s even been suggested that for certain
people, moderate drinking – that is about one or
two units of alcohol a day – may even be good for
your heart. but in truth, there are more effective
ways to protect your heart, including eating a healthy
balanced diet and taking regular exercise.
if you regularly drink too much alcohol, not only do
you risk your health, but depending on how much
and how often you drink, your work and relationships
may also be affected.
to stay safe and healthy, it pays to know your limits
and drink alcohol sensibly.
What are sensible drinking limits?
Some countries have drinking guidelines, which
include information about the risks associated with
certain levels of drinking. The guidelines often give
recommendations, which may be provided as daily
or weekly limits. These vary between countries, for
example in the UK men are advised to drink no more
than three or four units a day and women should drink
no more than two or three units a day. However, in
the US, men are advised to drink no more than one or
two units a day, and women no more than one unit.
in some countries the recommended limits are lower
for women than for men. This is because women have
different amounts of fat, muscle and water in their
bodies than men. This affects the way a woman’s body
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Over indulgence
during the festive season
copes with alcohol. as a result, women are more likely
to develop health problems, such as liver disease, at
lower levels of alcohol than men.
Drinking sensibly
Remembering a few simple tips can help you cut
down.
• Have something to eat before you drink, and if
possible, while you’re drinking.
• Start with low-alcohol or alcohol-free drinks, or
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• Pace yourself – enjoy your drink slowly.
• Keep track of how much you’re drinking.
• Don’t drink alcohol every day of the week – have
at least one or two alcohol-free days.
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it takes about one hour for your liver to break down
one unit of alcohol. The more you drink, the longer
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SAGITTARIUS
(November 22 - december 21)
A significant planetary ‘gear-change’ occurs between 5th and 7th.
This is perhaps not the best weekend for making decisions that
will affect your financial future. Allowing time to adjust to a new
financial pace would surely be wise yet it’s possible that those close
to you will be anxious that you take part in plans and, at some
level, commit.
CAPRICORN
(december 22 - January 19)
This month’s solar eclipse coincides with one of Mercury’s
retrograde periods which, for those of your sign, suggests that
before you can move forward (on any front), there’s a need to tidy
up loose ends. It may be that health issues require attention too -
possibly affecting earnings.
AQUARIUS
(January 20-February 18)
Mercury is retrograde from 7th to 27th - which may be indicative
of the need to address issues that have been costly and draining
since May. This month’s solar eclipse (13th) could indicate both
the winding up of those costs but also the development of a career
opportunity (and extra cash) from the last few days of November
PISCES
(February 19-March 20)
In recent weeks you may have been wondering how best to expand
your career, improving your financial standing in the process.
You could open the month feeling highly charged if not full of
enthusiasm for a mini-battle that you feel you’ll win. Mercury
though is about turn retrograde (on 6th).
ARIES
(March 21-April 19)
A solar eclipse on Tuesday 13th could signal yet another ‘full
stop’ moment. Joint financial matters might then really need to
be addressed. It may be that there’s a legal component to this and
a loophole (black hole) you hadn’t expected. Resolving this crisis
could take several months.
TAURUS
(April 20-May 20)
An eclipse in your opposite sign on 13th suggests the dawn of
a new phase in close partnerships. True, this doesn’t need to get
underway until early next year: this month may be more about
recognising the need to play it differently. It could be that a deal
has already been struck but is taking time to get going.
GEMINI
(May 21-June 21)
A solar eclipse mid month followed by a Full Moon in your sign
on 28th suggests a month of drama. From the purely financial
perspective it may be that investments do not do as well as expected.
This isn’t the time to take the eye off this ball. Discussions with your
financial advisor should take place before Mercury turns retrograde
on 7th.
CANCER
(June 22-July 22)
All signs want to feel secure but for Cancerians this is something
they need others to know is high priority. You may be interested
to know that many long standing companies and successful
entrepreneurs are born under your sign: which may be an indication
of natural husbandry.
LEO
(July 23-August 22)
A solar eclipse on 13th suggests a change of pace. It may be that a
partner’s news and views affect your financial situation. A strong
possibility is that one or other of you isn’t ready to move on. Add
that to obstacles presented by Mercury’s retrograde status between
7th and 27th and much of the month could be extremely trying:
but not all.
VIRGO
(August 23-September 22)
Mercury is retrograde between 7th and 27th : a period that covers
a solar eclipse (13th). This suggests a stop and think time - NOT
because you’ve made a ‘bad’ mistake but, most likely, because it
feels right to assess how much more time and resource should be
given to a project that’s not lifting off the ground quite as fast as
you’d hoped.
LIBRA
(September 23-October 22)
A solar eclipse on 13th draws attention to financial matters.
You may have known for some time that a new approach would
be needed - particularly with regard to insurance. This looks
to be closely followed by the need to invest in ‘research and
development. Whether this is at work or at home or a hobby you
hope could become a second revenue stream.
SCORPIO
(October 23-November 21)
This month’s solar eclipse is in your sign. Often the effects are
felt some weeks ahead or even some weeks later depending on
your personal chart. What this amounts to is a change of personal
direction: a review of priorities. From the financial perspective,
it’s matters to do with health which are likely to prove most costly
this month
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Trends carry a full range of modern, contemporary sofas, promoting both leather and fabric
models from the Natuzzi group, available in a wide selection of colours and designs to order. A
similar range of contemporary Spanish sofas are also offered, to enable fast delivery.
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Eva Longoria, Michael palin, Robbie Coltrane, Joan Cusack.
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Arthur Christmas reveals the incredible, never-before
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story about a family in a state of comic dysfunction and
an unlikely hero, Arthur, with an urgent mission that must
be completed before Christmas morning dawns.
It’s a Wonderful Life
Director: Frank Capra
Starring: James Stewart, Donna Reed, Lionel Barrymore, Thomas
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New Year
New Career!
By Giselle Beck-Davies, Marbella Beauty Academy
There is a wealth of knowledge and
enthusiasm at Marbella beauty
academy. Director, Giselle, has
successfully been running courses
at Marbella beauty academy for 5
years. She is joined by Head tutor,
Jane o’brien, who feels truly happy
striving for success by passing on
all her knowledge and expertise to
enthusiastic students. Liza Mayne
is a well known Make-up artist on
the coast, involved in Magazine,
Fashion, Video, and Wedding
Make-up and resident Make-up
artist for target Models. Suzanne
Lequesne is our queen of Holistics
and specialises as a Nutritionist. She
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see the world, whilst enjoying
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cinema, theatre, water park and
amazing food! Work hard and
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Other options are Beauty
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Restaurant - Bar
El Velero
Calle Santiago nº 16
Castillo de la Duquesa (Sabinillas)
Tel: 669 65 78 61
Renowned for its freshly roasted coffees and its
homemade cakes for a traditional afternoon
high-tea or a morning coffee break at any time.
Sacarello’s also offers a varied comprehensive
homemade lunch menu with a balance
of traditional English dishes.
57 Irish Town, Gibraltar
info@sacarellosgibraltar.com
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BURGOS
Fresh Quality Meat, Vegetables and Fruit
Also Supermarket
Burgos
c/ Santiago
(Castillo de la Duquesa)
Tel: 606 869 659
MONDAY TO SATURDAY
9am - 2pm
5pm - 8.30pm
SUNDAY 10am- 2pm
MONDAY TO SATURDAY 9am to 2pm
SUNDAY 10am to 2pm
C/ Marqués de Larios nº 2, Sabinillas
Tel: 669 65 78 61
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