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THE MS AMADEA cruise shipfrom the German CompanyPhoenix Reisen arrives thisafternoon in Torrevieja. Thissimple act of dropping anchoroffshore and tendering theirguests ashore to enjoy a littleTorrevieja sunshine is a day thatwill go down in history forTorrevieja as this marks the firsttime in modern history that aCruise Ship has visited the City ofSalt.

Even though by today'sstandards she's looked upon as asmall, almost boutique sized shipanyone on Torrevieja's seafrontshould be able to see her anchored offshore. With alength of 193 metres and a maximum of 600 guests theMS Amadea fills a unique niche in the German Cruisemarket providing personalised service and plenty ofindividual space for everyone. Due to the relatively smallsize of the ship, her schedules are varied and oftenextraordinary, which lead to her visiting manyinteresting harbours which most other cruise-linesnever visit, such as today's historic visit to Torrevieja.

German is the only language officially used on thisship and therefore, unsurprisingly, when you see cruiseline guests today, you may fairly safely assume that mostof the guests are from the German speaking countries:Germany, Austria and Switzerland making up the typicalguest list. The MS Amadea's on-board atmosphere couldbest be described as cultivated and calm although lifeon-board is apparently not too formal. The Internationalcrew is very friendly and takes good care about theguests' wellbeing.

One quite unique feature of the Amadea is the factthat there are only exterior staterooms and all arerelatively spacious with lots of amenities like satellite TVwith DVD player, mini-bar, WC and shower or even bath-tub, hairdryer and bath-robes. Several cabins feature aprivate balcony.

MS AMADEA at a glance: she's 29,000 GRT (GrossRegistered Tons); Length: 193 m, Width: 25 m, Draught:6.50 m, Decks / floors: 8, officially launched in 1991 as theAsuka in Japan and taken over by Phoenix Reisen in2006. Here two Mitsubishi MAN engines provide herwith 11,700 hp giving the MS Amadea a Cruising speedof 15 to 18 knots. The Cruise operation is managed by V-Ships, Monaco and the ship fly’s the Flag of the Bahamas

Crew numbers vary between 250 to 280 and aremostly European and Philippine with the officers mostlyGerman and European. Passengers are up to a maximumof 600, mostly German guests, but the ship is verypopular with Austrian, Swiss and also Japanese guests,who sail as a group, mainly due to ship's atmosphereand interesting itineraries. The ship has two Restaurantsoffering a total of 630 seats; plus free choice of seats andtimes of eating.

According to the Cruise Line's website, the MSAmadea is the Phoenix's flagship being a modern first-class cruise ship offering generous and elegant cruising

with plenty of space while on your cruise. The Phoenixflagship offers well-appointed spacious bars, salons androoms on eight passenger decks. In two equivalentrestaurants all guests eat in a single sitting. In Lido Café,you can have breakfast outside and have lunch in goodweather. She has seven bars, a viewing lounge, smokinglounge, library, fireplace room and an internet cafewhere they invite you to linger. The spacious lobby has alarge reception, shopping arcades and various areasoffering lots of variety. There is also a vantage lounge, acinema, a hospital and German doctor plus a spacioustwo-story show lounge and music salon. Five liftsconnect the decks together. On board there is a laundryand ironing service as well as room service for drinks,snacks and breakfast.

An elegant spa with large beauty salon andpanoramic windows offers: beauty salon, fitness centre,massage, sauna, steam rooms and relaxation areas. Theoutside decks are spacious and offer shade from the sunwith deck chairs, shuffleboard, small outdoor pool withJacuzzi and a wraparound promenade with joggingtrack. A highlight is the generous garden and golf courselandscape with golf bar on the sun deck.

The attentive service of a friendly team and a richprogram with daytime activities and eveningentertainment will make your holiday on our first-classship unforgettable. You will feel completely at home onboard our Amadea. On board, you are surrounded by apleasant and elegant ambience. Enjoy the simplepleasures of a sea crossing with MS Amadea, such asfresh sea air and a quiet place in the sun. Take an aperitifin one of the many bars and be pampered by theattentive crew. Whether during the day or evening,boredom has no chance on board.

Look forward to exciting hours filled with goodholiday atmosphere in a stylish setting on board MSAmadea. Upon entering the ship you will feelimmediately at home. The dividing of the decks, theunderstated elegance and generosity make eachvacation a memorable experience. Harry's Bar, HavanaClub and Vista Bar offer cosy venues in a chicatmosphere. Enjoy a delicious cognac or martini and letthe day's events happen. You might want to relax in thecosy lounge with fireplace on Jupiter deck and justspend moments of leisure and meditation. The Vista

Lounge is also inviting and offersa splendid panoramic viewahead. In a cosy cocktail hour,accompanied by piano music,you see the vastness of the seawhile the stars seem close as youare swinging at the CopernicusBar on Jupiter deck where youcan enjoy cool drinks on theattractive terrace in goodcompany, or late at night on thedance floor.

How about a game of golf onthe sun deck? The garden areawith 9-hole golf course providesthe best opportunity. The golf barinvites all fans of fresh air to stay.

A feast for the senses the stylish Non-smoking-restaurant "Four Seasons" and "Amadea" offer thehospitality and attentive service, which make a seavoyage until perfect. Dining happens all day long at thebuffet bar where among the more popular lunch anddinner menus include with culinary delicacies, juicesand table wine, are served free of charge. Tea and coffeeis served throughout the day and a tasty midnightsnack completes the day's culinary heights.

Anything that can pamper your body, mind andspirit, you will find on board. Comfortable lounge chairsfor sunbathing and rest can be found on the sun decks.Take a dip in the small seawater pool, play shuffleboard,hit a golf ball, or visit the fitness centre with spa andwellness centres. Sauna, steam baths, Bio sauna,experience showers, ice fountain and massage servicesoffer relaxation. Loosen your muscles with aerobics andgymnastics. Need to contact the outside world? Visitthe Internet Café or browse the library. Your creativitywith be opened up when tinkering or painting in thehobby room, or you can expand your knowledge incomputer and language courses or lectures on youritinerary (route dependent).

In the games room you can enjoy Bingo or howabout a shopping spree through the shopping arcade,when the sun goes down, catch heavenly nights on: andthere's always a draft beer in the Copernicus bar or ifyou prefer a classical concert in the Vista Lounge with aglass of wine - the choice is yours. In the Havana Clubthe scent of old Cognac welcomes and in Harry's Bar livemusic is playing. In the two-story Atlantic Lounge,nightly shows and entertainment awaits you. Beforeyou visit the discotheque of Copernicus Bar, you mighteven enjoy the tropical night on deck or listen to thesound of the ocean while walking about the all-aroundpromenade. Every day and every night a completion ofthe senses that make you your voyage with MS Amadeaunforgettable.

And while trying to visit the MS Amadea may beimpossible today, at least if you are on Torrevieja'sseafront, you will witness history in the making. The MsAmadea is expected offshore about 3.00pm with thetendering service into the Marina Salinas startingaround 4.00pm. The ship sails for Palma de Majorca at11.00pm.

History in the Making

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THE CITY of Torrevieja, ruled by the fiveparty coalition, pentapartido council, hasasked the Generalitat Valenciana to give themthe rights to the International Auditorium, asthe title is held by the regional administration,to allow them to relocate all culturalprogramming culture to the venue. Since thePentapartido closed the city's two mainperformance areas, the entire former culturalprogram organised primarily by the formerPartido Popular council is up in the air rightnow, since they closed the two municipalcentres: the Municipal theatre and Virgen delCarmen Cultural Centre, for what they called'safety deficiencies'.

The proposal was made during aconversation last weekend, and is now moreurgent than ever as they try to not have tosuspend some more activities that werescheduled in either of the two centres. Thepentapartito already sought use of the Auditorium inAugust from the Generalitat through new conditions foruse of the auditorium, which is the cultural centre withmore audience capacity throughout Valencia. However,the pentapartido's sudden closure of the two culturalcentres, without any Plan B in mind, has reactivated therequest. In August, Torrevieja's Council wanted to sign anew agreement to be able to use the auditorium moreoften that would broaden the number of days in whichthe facilities are transferred to the city.

Meanwhile, Councillor for Activities, Fanny Serranomet a week ago Monday with the Director General of theAgency for Safety and Emergency Response of theGeneralitat, Josep Maria Angel, to address the closuresthey had performed to ensure the safety of people bothin public and private spaces. Fanny Serrano alsoreported that they are finalizing the technical report onthe safety of the Virgen del Carmen Cultural Centre,"once all the necessary measurements and checks oncompliance with the emergency measures andevacuation have been made." If the report supports the

security of the centre, Serrano added: "we will proceedto authorize its use again; immediately addressing theimplementation of the actions required to facilitate thegrant of the compulsory license to open and its urgentproceedings before the Department of President of theGeneralitat,” said the socialist councillor.

However, Torrevieja's Mayor Jose Manuel Dolon maythrow a spanner in the works. Thus, while Councillor andMayor in waiting Fanny Serrano is trying to find asolution, the Mayor is complaining of the facts that theInternational Auditorium cost 43 million euros andaccording to him, requires more work. Jose ManuelDolon, anticipated holding a meeting with the directorof the Thematic Projects Company to request thetransfer of rights for the Auditorium for the remainingfour years of their contract.

But first, the Mayor said, “the Government, whichowns the buildings erected over one hundred thousandsquare meters donated by the city at the time, mustconduct an analysis of the deficiencies in theconstruction.” Mayor Dolon said the City Council willrequest a transfer for four years the contract and

complained that the margin of the economiccost that this may have for the council is verybad. In fact, he would not venture how muchmaintenance on the building was. What he didsay is that seeking the transfer of the facilityeach time the City Council wants to make acultural activity is not a quick process.

In reference to the unopened Conservatory,unworn, the mayor thinks that it will be difficultfor the Government to open this as originallyinterned as an international musicconservatory for which it was conceived. Hebelieves the project could host a business parklinked to new technologies. In any case, itsoperation will not be awarded. "We cannot letothers bear or speculate on why it has cost somuch public money."

It should also be noted that had the PartidoPopular been voted back into power in May,that they were already in advanced talks to buy

out the contract and take over early control of theInternational Auditorium, so what the Pentapartido areproposing is nothing new. The PP were also innegotiations to use the International Conservatory as apossible University Campus as the first stage ofTorrevieja having its own University, specialising in thecreative arts.

Inspired by the Berlin Philharmonic, thisAuditorium/Conservatory has become the town’s mostimportant cultural infrastructure, a true ConferenceCentre. This Auditorium-conservatory is situated in atruly beautiful setting: The Alto de San Jaime, a hilltopwith spectacular views to the east and west of the LaMata y Torrevieja Lagoons, essential features of theNatural Park of the same name. It has a garden areacovering 95,665 square metres and is basically split intotwo areas: The Auditorium, with a symphonic hall for anaudience of 1,450, a chamber hall with capacity for 385people and a perimeter hall that joins both halls and alsothe Conservatory and buildings attached to theAuditorium to be used for higher education.

Torrevieja urges Valencia to yield theauditorium after the closure of two theatres

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September 18th at thePalace of Music, the Masbafoundation presentedtheir new health-wristband. The event wasattended by manymembers of the currentgovernment, headed byTorrevieja's Mayor JoséManuel Dolon and othermembers of thecorporation and Mr. Hipólito Caro, director ofthe Department of Health No. 22.

Possibly due to poor advertising andpublicity from the Local Government, onlyaround 30 members of the general publicattended the informative event with some ofthose being specificity invited to attend. Thefoundation thanked the presence of allattendees, especially members of thegovernment team, recognizing the work theyhave done since its recent takeover andthanking them for their involvement andcloseness with the social fabric, particularlyrelated to the elderly. In this sense MASBAPresident Jose Santiago Sempere noted that"Actions speak louder than words" in clearreference to a before and an after situation intackling the tasks of local government.

The presentation ceremony showed off thework of the creators Oscar and Ruben, twoyoung entrepreneurs who recently came upwith the bracelet concept. The idea is not anew one, since Medical ID bracelets withallergies and illnesses have been around fordecades but this new bracelet takes theconcert in to the present century. This newidea offers passive safety as the unit offers vital

data about theperson should amedical teamrequire information,such as in anemergency and it'savailable anywhere,in an easy, fast, safeand accuratefashion.

This new idea,incorporates the

latest technology that's designed foremergency situations and goes beyondproving just useful data as they contain all userinformation, contact persons, location via GPSor triangulation, etc., always passively,allowing the user to wear and forget withouthaving to do anything, meanwhile whenmoving outside their residence, they arecarrying this information with them at alltimes.

It has also been very useful in its use bypeople suffering from diseases likeParkinson's, Alzheimer's or senile dementia. Itrequires no maintenance, is waterproof andanti-allergic, and initially only requires theentering of the user's personal data and forthis to be updated each time their personalsituation changes. All this is done in a simpleand intuitive way, but to facilitate further, thefoundation has offered to carry out this workto users who request it. This new generationdevice that has a retail price of 39€, but will beoffered free to new affiliates of the foundationand at a remarkably affordable price for therest of seniors who request it through thefoundation. More information from:www.fundacionmasba.org.

IT'S EXPECTED that Spain's nextGeneral Election will be held onDecember 20th, 2015. Althoughnobody is officially on the campaigntrail as such, last Monday EduardoDolon, was given charge of thePartido Popular campaign for theProvince of Alicante. The PP ofAlicante will contest the electionwith Cesar Sanchez as president ofthe council and Eduardo Dolon asnumber two in the party institution.

The new president of CPAP, IsabelBonig, has also entrusted thedirection of the general campaignto their general coordinator,oriolana Eva Ortiz. José Ciscar didthe same in the province of Alicantenaming his newly appointednumber two, the provincialsecretary general Eduardo Dolon, ascampaign manager for hisconstituency. But unlike Madrid,Císcar is counting on people whohave already had importantresponsibilities to work on thecampaign and become part of histeam even before becomingprovincial party president.

In fact, Eduardo Dolon was putforward as a possible president ofthe Delegation of Alicante howeverthe Citizens (C's) vetoed Císcar. Thiscame about because of thediscrepancies with C's in Torrevieja,and they could not reach an

agreement with the Cs President,Albert Rivera. Eduardo Dolon is incharge of organising the provincialparty convention together withfellow new provincial secretary ofthe PP, Rafael Candela. This new PPoffers a much younger and renewedimage. Císcar said that "the PP ofAlicante is always committed to therenewal of its ideas and to provideopportunities for new people totake over tasks and responsibilitiesin the party" and that "the personwho we have chosen to lead theProvincial Committee of thecampaign is the man who recentlytook on the responsibility to besecretary general; Eduardo Dolon.”Dolon thanked Císcar for hisconfidence in him and said that "wewill be focusing on developingteamwork. It's a team that impliesthe spirit of the new PP, whichcombines experience and youth,which will coordinate with thesupport and collaboration of allpermanently 'affiliates.

Císcar puts Eduardo Dolon incharge of PP campaign

Bracelet for health - indentification MASBA

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WHEN IT comes to offering a free Wi-Fisolution to visitors and residents,Almoradi is leading the way. Their newsystem may be used by up to 700 peoplesimultaneously all receiving two to threemegabytes of data capacity to surf asthey wish. This is a huge step above thelikes of Torrevieja where their 'free'offering is limited to not only slowbandwidth and coverage but just a fewwebsites carrying information aboutTorrevieja, which is very restricted.

Almoradi's free Wi Fi service isavailable to all residents in the Plaza de laConstitución. The Mayor Jaime Perez andCouncilman for New Technologies,Abelardo Muñoz (PSOE) reported thatthe project has been possible thanks tothe TVHoradada Group, the companyresponsible for the implementation ofthe network, who have installed tworouters in the square, which will supplyInternet to a capacity of up to 700 peoplesimultaneously. TVHoradadaspokeswoman Ana Martin gave herassurance that each user will have 2 to 3Mbps downstream and 500K upstream.

The Mayor highlighted the rapidgrowth of Almoradi and the need toprovide new services to citizens, starting

in the central square of the town andannounced that soon this service will beextended to other places of the town,namely the Town Square and PlazaJoaquín Ballester in the hamlet of ElSaladar. He said he felt very satisfied withthe service, with Almoradi being one ofthe towns leading the way and being apioneer in new technologies.

Almoradi's Mayor Jaime Perez wantsthis to be "a benchmark, making itavailable in the industrial estate in anindustrial Technology Zone, whichtranslates into a much more attractiveoffering for companies with bettercommunications and a more efficientservice, raising the possibility that morecompanies will come to Almoradi." Themayor did not indicate the type ofagreement nor the award to thecompany that is providing the service tothe City nor if there is a cost to citycoffers. The Council also reported on amatter of expanding the businessenvironment and mentioned the officialmerger between TVA (televisionAlmoradí) and TVHoradada companies,so subscribers to TVA will have betterservice in the future thanks to a new fibreoptic service.

THE FABULOUS Ciudad de la Luz film studiocomplex on the outskirts of Alicante is underdebate this week. Having been closed and putup for auction because of uncompetitivepractices due to the studio being able toundercut other establishments because it wasowned by the Valencian Community, the EUhave stepped in on a number of occasions andscuppered plans to sell the studio for less thanthey, the EU, think it is worth.

Last week, Valencia presented a proposalbefore the European Commission to preventthe second auction of the cinema complexCiudad de la Luz (the first was empty). TheCounsel would give Brussels a "payment inkind" control of the infrastructure, with theAlicante cinema complex assets being integrated intothe Generalitat. This, said the Council, would mean thatthey would recover the 265 million granted by theCommunity that the EU has considered illegal in adecision taken in May 2012, following a complaint fromother private cinema complexes of EU membercountries.

Thus the Generalitat would be able to recover at least164 million that was invested in public works for theconstruction of movie studios and offices although now,after years of inactivity, they only have a market value of80 to 100 million euros, as assessed in the specifications

of the auction. This amounts to a further loss of about110 million, corresponding to the subsidies provided forfilm production and sponsorship. If a second auction isheld, after the first being declared void, the price of thesale could drop even further, of up to 20% of the value ofthe complex so that the losses would be even higher.

Along with this payment in kind, the conditionimposed by Europe would be that any film studieswould serve not to help such "commercial activities" asfilmmaking, as had been planned from the beginning bycreating a film industry and ancillary services aroundstudies as an economic engine of the province. The

Counsel now proposes to use the facilities fornon-commercial purposes, contrary to what waspromised by the president of the Generalitat,Ximo Puig, throughout the election campaign.

The document contains a legal argument thatrevolves around the 'payment in kind', whichwould mean that the Ciudad de la Luz wouldcome under the control of the Generalitat. Thenext step would decide what use would be givento the buildings. In this regard, the commitmentis towards a non-film or non-commercial usethus it would not be used for any commercialpurpose, meaning it would be incapable ofcompeting with any sector, so the fate of thecomplex would have to be one of a publicservice.

Brussels must now decide whether or not to allow theCiudad de la Luz to be run as a public company with100% ownership by the Generalitat Valencian, as hasbeen done since 2004. This was organised by the firstautonomous government of Francisco Camps (PP), thefilmmaker Luis Garcia Berlanga and his team built thestudios through Aguamarga Producciones, in exchangefor granting the initial project management contracts.Three years later, in 2007, the PP government received acomplaint from two European studios through the EUauthorities because "a private investor would neverhave risked 265 million in such a project."

Free Wi Fi in Almoradi

No film studies at City of Light

A TON of food was presented toTorrevieja's Food Bank, AlimentosSolidarios on Wednesday, at theirheadquarters on the corner of Calle SanPascual and Calle Apollo. The officialceremony of the delivery of a ton of foodwas presented by Caja Rural through itsinitiative "Bike Solidarity Project" beforethe start of the Tour of Spain, La Vuelta,which took place on August 30th.

The initiative encouraged visitors topedal for fun getting one kilo of food foreach kilometre pedalled. Thanks to thisfun event, a ton of food wasaccomplished for families most in need inthe town. The organisation will sooncelebrate their centenary and presentlyhelps out around 200 families everyweekday sometimes serving upwards of380 menus daily. During 2014 theAsociación Alimentos Solidarios,Torrevieja charity kitchen for the needy,served a total of 50,176 menus to localbeneficiaries.

In addition to this, throughout theyear, beneficiaries who have dependentchildren, receive special weekendsupplies of biscuit packets totalling18,883, plus 22,854 units of juices and

pastries and Breakfasts for childrennumbering 22,854 units. To this numberthey also have a special for Christmas andChristmas Eve, when they supplied 467goodwill packages, each containing 35kilos of food per person, which includedstaples, plus pre-cooked meals typical ofthe season, as well as toiletries andcleaning supplies. The total weight ofthese packages is around 15,000 kilos,delivered to families of one to sevenmembers, with an emphasis on thosesingle parents without support andsometimes the homeless.

Asociación Alimentos Solidarios wantsto thank all those individuals, groups,clubs, schools and associations from allsegments and corners of the city ofTorrevieja and surrounding areas, whoprovide support, particularly during theholiday campaign when their facilitiesreceived more than 10,000 kilos of foodof all kinds, as well as numerous financialdonations together with a yearly grantfrom the City Council of Torrevieja, thatenables the functioning of their socialcatering program.

Alimentos Solidarios Torrevieja iscurrently composed of 87 volunteers

who cover all theoperational tasks includingcooking, kitchenmanagement, cleaning,collection and storage,office and administration,event management andlogistics. The Board ofDirectors of the associationbelieves that without theselfless work of allvolunteers it would not bepossible to provide any ofthe services that are sovaluable for the community.

A ton for Alimentos Solidarios

THE HABANERAS ShoppingCentre will celebrate the worldfamous Oktoberfest beer festivalfrom Friday 25th to Sunday 27thSeptember. It's a free eventdesigned to delight the palate ofits customers through a varietyof activities in a relaxedatmosphere. The main eventorganised by Habaneras is thefive tastings of premium beersthat allow attendees to enter thefabulous and varied world of theGerman Beer in a fun way.Guests can taste some of themost curious beers in the world,trying different styles andproducers without prejudice totheir palates, and possibly beingsurprised by the infinite varietyof shades and flavours.

These unique tastings will beconducted by Aristides CruzSanjuan, noted as the best'Sommelier of beers’ in Spain, aprofessor in the subject at Beer

Tasting School of Alicante, andthe first National CoordinatorMaster in Development andBeer Tasting Crafts taught byUniversity Alicante. Besidesspecialising in beers and amember of the Spanish Union ofprofessional sommeliers, he is agourmet chef, contributor toseveral publications and is theBrew Chef that designs andproduces craft beers andBronher Leuka.

Supporting the Sommelierwill be Welshman RaymondCooper, a brewmaster withextensive experience in thesector who will be teachingabout what to look out for by thetasters, the different beer'families', styles and placeswhere beer is made, as well as afew little insider secrets andcurious stories of each one, tohelp attendees discover how tolearn how to taste them better.

The scheduled tastings will be:Friday at 6: 30pm, Saturday andSunday at 12: 30pm and 6:30pm.Places are limited and thoseinterested can sign up at theInformation Point inside theMall. With respect to premiumbeer tasting, the sommelier Cruzsays that "not everyone knowsthese beers, but this is anexperience that no one willforget."

Each weekend afternoonthere will also be tastings of craftbeer for all customers whocannot attend the tastings andwho are present in Habaneras.The sommelier and masterbrewer serve freshly brewedbeer to ensure that the bestfeatures of the product can beenjoyed and to offerexplanations about the same toall visitors to the show.

In addition, on Saturday from8:00pm there will be a concert

from an International Bandon the ground floor terraceof the Mall. The quintet willoffer a musical and festivetouch, so characteristic ofOktoberfest with a widerepertoire of songs fromthe 70s, 80s, 90s, 2000s andcurrent international popand rock. Moreinformation about theevent on the website of

Habaneras Shopping Centre andpageFacebook.com/LasHabaneras.

Habaneras Shopping Centre,managed and marketed byCBRE and offers 66 stores with afull range of fashion andaccessories, home decor, serviceand restoration, sports, music,computer games, perfumes and

electronics, along with manybars and cafes. The variedrestoration of Habanera offersan offer for all tastes withestablishments like Ginos,Foster's Hollywood, LizarránPalate & Fusion, CienMontaditos, Corner Café, IceSirvent, Vaini and Revive JuiceBars.

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DUE TO Torrevieja's Town Hallclosing both the MunicipalTheatre and Virgen Del Carmen,with no re-opening date yetannounced, Los Salerosos, TheMusical Society "City ofTorrevieja, have decided that thepopular concerts that remainedon their schedule would besuspended, that were plannedto mark the occasion of their25th Anniversary.

Los Salerosos, would like toinform the general public thatfor reasons beyond their control,they have been obliged to

suspend their last twoscheduled concerts, which theyhave been holding monthlysince early this year. The concertseries was to mark thecommemoration of the 25thfounding anniversary of thesociety. The cancelled concertsthat were scheduled includedlast Sunday, September 20thconcert in association with theBand of the Cultural MusicalAssociation Eldense "SantaCecilia" of Elda and in October,by the Band of the Conservatoryof Orihuela.

Culture takes another blow

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COMING TO a screen near you in the Spring will be thefirst International Crowd Funded film produced in andaround Torrevieja; The Cucaracha Club. A number of newfundraising events are planned for the Autumn includingan Old Skool Disco and Ladies Night, with more details to

follow. More information by searching for The CucarchaClub or Siesta Productions on Facebook. The trailer forthe film has been finished and you can watch this onYouTube. Everyone at Siesta Productions wishes to thankall the cast and crew, Torrevieja Town Hall, all the venues

for allowing them access to shoot there, those who lentprops, cars, boats, jet skies and so much more, for makingthis budget film feel like a multi-million dollar one. It'shoped the film premier will take place in Torrevieja justafter Easter 2016.

Cucaracha Club wraps up

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Many have asked themselves what was happeningover the last few months about the ownership of thenewspaper and read publications referring to a seriesof legal problems. All that illegal activity, started legal

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Having the Legal Resolution which confirms andexpresses that only trade name ‘The Coastrider’ andthe use of it in any media or publication form, is thatof ‘ANews Media Channel, SL. The person whopublished the Coastrider since September 2014 untiltwo weeks ago, had or has no right to use theTrademark ‘The Coastrider’ in any way, shape or form.

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ALTHOUGH THE Governing Pentapartido have latelybeen talking a good game when it comes to alwaysfollowing the 'letter of the law' when it comes to politics,unfortunately last week, they were caught out at leasttwice for not abiding to their own rules of conduct. Themajor mistake was made by the Councillor for Partiesand Fiestas Africa Celdrán who commissioned acompany in Leon to provide printing and advertisingservices for the May Fair, without following the correctrules and guidelines set forth by local government.

Celdrán apparently skipped all the administrativeprocedure laid down for awarding such a service, asnoted by the Partido Popular last week. Once the matterwas revealed, the pentapartito, had no choice but toretreat and regroup to ensure that neither the“agreement” within the signed documents given toEditorial MIC, nor the agreement signed on August 13thto the company are valid.

Celdrán says in the letter that Editorial MIC, who arebased in León, was going to take care of the productionand management of advertising the magazine festivitiesfor the May Fair. Her signature is also on a "convention"of two pages along with the official municipal stamp

and municipal shield in whichthe conditions are included.These "covenants" include sixsections in which the publisherwill do the job of finding theadvertisers and printing theMay Fair Magazine. However,no tendering process orcontract or award thatendorses the actions of thecompany ever has taken place.

The spokesman of thegovernment team mayorFanny Serrano wanted toexcuse their fellow councillorAfrican Celdrán by alluding toher inexperience and said shehad done this in good faithwhen making the order,unaware that the companywas going to use it to assume acontract or an award. However,nobody from the Pentapartido

has explained whythe councillor did not seek to formalize whathad been processed before signing her nameon documents that make it the town hall'sresponsibly. This is even more prevalent at atime when the City Hall has just left a mandatemarked by public complaints andirregularities in court by regarding themanagement of PP in the area ofprocurement during the former mandate.

Serrano wanted to try and 'dull' the issue byensuring that these are not valid as a contract.She went on to say that a tender will beopened to award this service to be resolvedbefore the holidays and said did not want tolook into how this service was providedpreviously.

The Partido Popular Party spoke last weekof the Pentapartido "handpicking" theirservice suppliers and in this matterdemanded a more detailed explanation fromthe Pentapartido at the next full councilmeeting. PP Councilwoman Carmen Gomezsaid that the Councillor for Fiestas did notcontact the Association of Sons of theImmaculate, the main organiser of thereligious acts of these fiestas, and thecompany that would usually do that job.Moreover the company chosen byPentapartido councillor African Celdrán hasnot only presented local companies with a list

of advertising rates and editing features but alsoannounced that they would take care of the Journal ofthe May Fair.

The other noticeable mistake last week was in theadvertising, or lack of it, for the Hippy Party. Not heard ofit? No surprise there, because unless you are a regularvisitor to the OCIO, this was not included in the culturalprogram of the Town Hall and notice was only sent to thepress 36 hours before the event. No big deal, although itdid look like a fun event, even if the Mayor and othercouncillors did not dress up and join in the fun.

However, the official poster for the event sent out bythe Town Hall also smacks of the department of Fiestasshowing even more of their inexperience, lack ofknowledge and willingness to break the law. While it'snot know who designed the poorly pasted together'Fiesta Hippy' poster, there for all to see on the mainimage of the Hippy Bus is the watermarked image fromthe professional stock image agency: 'Shutterstock'.Thus, someone has simply stolen the image from theinternet and added it to their poster without paying thefew euros in royalties that goes to the agency and thedesigner. And while the pentapartido may wish to saythat they do not know who designed the poster, it wasofficially sent out by their Press Office, thus, one wouldassume it had gone through the correct channels, andthat someone would have spotted that the law wasbeing broken by using a royalty free image to promote aTown Hall event. Possibly, this was just another show ofinexperience.

Inexperience no excuse


OPERASIONES ESPESIALES, Spain's first Crowdfundedfilm took around four years to complete from inceptionto screening. The comedy action film will soon be ongeneral release around Spain and Director Paco Sotosaid of his photo, where he is pointing to the poster ondisplay: “This photo is dedicated to all the actors,technicians, extras, 1,128 people and 115 companieswho have made it possible for 'Operasiones Espesiales'to soon arrive in local theatres. Thanks also to those whohave supported us in spreading word of mouth andsharing, and of course also thanks to those who directlyor indirectly said to me that this movie would never getto be released for not following the traditional model.Thanks for the encouragement. In one word; 'Thanks'.”

Although the film has yet to be subtitled into English,one of their next projects, 'Operasiones espesiales', is an

action, adventure, comedy filmDirected by Paco Soto and follows theadventures of two local police officerswho rescue the 'Lady of Elche'. Afterreceiving a lot of encouragementfrom a ‘short’ film he produced anddirected, the Elche Director Paco Soto,decided the time was right to enterthe world of feature film making.Paco Soto said; “We decided on acourse of crowdfunding, since it wasimpossible to get funding for afeature film by the usual means.”

He began filming in the summer,2013 with it all being wrapped upduring the summer of 2014. Filming

has taken the castand crewthrough townslike Elche,Alicante, Madrid,Torrevieja, SantaPola,Benitachell, Sax,Villena and Jacarilla and has hadsome scenes with more than ahundred people, such as one thattook place in the Congress Centre inElche, where a packed pressconference was simulated.

The story follows the adventures ofPepe 'The Official', who is beingretired so he starts looking to recruit ateam of Special Operations Officersfor a difficult mission. The couple oflocal police officers put together aunique group of ex-convicts and

people with unique skillsand go in search of the‘Lady of Elche’, themythical archaeologicalpiece that has been stolenwhile being moved fromMadrid to Elche.

The film has already hada preview in Torrevieja'sVirgen del Carmen lastSeptember as a thank youto the people of the city andthe backing of the previousTown Council for theirsupport. It has also beenscreened at many of the topfilm festivals throughoutSpain and overall been wellreceived. Although it has alsobeen released on DVD, beingshown on the 'big screen' wasalways Soto's objective andhe's delighted that Spanishaudiences will now have the

opportunity to see for themselves what can be done ona limited film production project, thanks to help andsupport of local people and business.

Operasiones Espesiales, was also nominated for 14Goyas, the Spanish equivalent of the Oscar and althoughit didn't win any, this was a terrific achievement. Theaction-comedy, features talented Spanish actors likeGermán Hurtado, Enrique Villén, Carlos Santos, CristinaAlcázar, Fran Palacios, Jordi Lexi, Joan Gadea, Barragánand Francesca Vegas, the official double for AngelinaJolie. The protagonist of this story is the 'Dama de Elche',an Iberian sculpture and a special Policia Local searchteam who are sent out to find it after it disappears.

Spain's first Crowdfunder is a crowd pleaser

A NEW report states thatAlzheimer's disease affects 80%of people over 65 years,although dementia seen in asmall percentage. According toDr. Mirko Alavena, Neurologyspecialist hospitals QuirónMurcia and Torrevieja,"treatment in the early stages ofAlzheimer's helps prevent itsprogression, while increased lifeexpectancy and the ageingpopulation are boosting thenumber of those affected."

Forgetfulness is the first signof the disease. Unfortunately it iscommon that we all have lapsesand slips occasionally. Thiscreates a lot of anxiety, especiallythe families and friends of thoseaffected. According toneurologist at Hospital QuirónMurcia, Teresa Frutos, "there is noevidence to make the diagnosisof Alzheimer's disease. The

specialists are guided by a seriesof questions and accompanyingthe patient, medical history, plusperformance tests to determinewhether cognitive dementiasuffers and what kind."

“Physical examination andsome tests and brain imagingtests, such as a scanner or MRI,can detect certain alterationstypical of subjects who sufferfrom this ailment. The data setobtained after the patient studyallows diagnosis and determinethe severity of the disease ineach case. The person withAlzheimer's disease suffers aprogressive deterioration ofbrain function. The memory failsto fill the gaps with fabricationsor the sufferer will give detoursto avoid giving answers. Anotherstrategy is the unconsciouswildcard answer. If you havemany mental resources it may

take even years before thosearound the sufferer becomesaware of his situation. This carriesthe risk that the patient may takewrong decisions with theirassets, are lost or even sufferaccidents," explains Dr. Alavena.

Another symptom is mooddisorder and personality change,whether prone to depression oreuphoria. Improvement incerebral performance is veryimportant as nopharmacological treatmentcurrently exists nor a cure for thedisease, but one can helpimprove the performance ofparts of the brain that are not yetaffected. Usually this is aprogress that lasts a few months,increasing the quality of life ofthe affected. Mental and physicalexercises do not prevent theiradvance, but favour the creationof routines and adaptation of thepatient and the caregivers.

Quirón Salud is the largesthospital group in Spain and thethird in Europe. It is present in 13regions, and has more than 6,200beds in more than 70 centresthroughout Spain, includingMurcia and Torrevieja. In itsefforts to providecomprehensive care andexcellence in patient QuirónSalud centres have a modern

infrastructure and high-techequipment plus a team of highlyspecialized professionals andinternational prestige. Also, itswelfare service is organized intounits and transversal networksto optimize the experienceaccumulated in the variouscentres. Currently, Quirón is

developing more than 1,600research projects in Spain andmany of the centres leading thework in many areas, beingpioneers in different specialtiessuch as cardiology,endocrinology, gynaecology,neurology or oncology, amongothers.

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ON SATURDAY night the Noche Internacional de la Observaciónde la Luna: the International Night of the Observation of the Moontook place. In Torrevieja dozens of observers came out to find outmore about the Moon as part of a collaboration between the MastralProject, Astroingeo Project and the CIAJ: Centre for Information andYouth. The event took place at a vantage point with telescope at theJuan Aparicio promenade.

As darkness fell, from 8.30pm to close to midnight, dozens ofpeople approaching the area to enjoy seeing the Moon throughspecial telescopes, allowing them to enjoy an unusual view of themoon, its seas and craters. The activity served as a preamble to thetotal lunar eclipse that we can see this weekend, on the night of 27thto 28th September, with another event planned in the same area ofTorrevieja.

Moon watch

For the first timeever, one of the starsof Madrid’s annualThree Kings ofOrient parade willbe played by a blackman rather than awhite man wearingmakeup.

Every January 5,Spanish cities holdstreet paradescelebrating thebiblical tale of theThree Wise Menwho brought gold,frankincense andmyrrh to the baby Jesus. That night, children go tobed hoping that the Magi will bring them theirChristmas presents.

One of these characters, King Balthazar, hastraditionally been portrayed as dark-skinned. Butdespite longstanding calls for the figure to beplayed by a person of African descent, the requesthad so far fallen on deaf ears.

Now, municipal sources say the New Leftistgovernment of Manuela Carmena has accepted apetition filed by the Socialist Party.

“It is an old demand by the Afro-Socialist group,and now it looks like it’s going to happen,” said a

source.Socialist councilor Mar Espinar said the decision

is more symbolic than it may first appear.“It is a new step toward the normalization and

integration of all peoples, races and cultures thatmake up the Madrid melting pot,” she said in arelease.

Traditionally, city councilors have played therole of the Three Kings.

“Fortunately, this anachronism will be leftbehind by next Christmas,” said Espinar.

Other Spanish municipalities have been hiringblack people to play King Balthazar for some time,including the nearby town of Alcorcón.

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After years of pressure, Madrid’s KingBalthazar to be played by black man

Podemos is going afterprivate jets on one of Spain’smost popular party islands.

The anti-austerity party thatcontrols Ibiza’s government incoalition with the Socialists isopposing the expansion ofprivate-jet lots at the island’sairport because it is “elitist” andonly benefits the mega-wealthy.Podemos argued in a statementthis week that private flights fuelsocial injustice and damage theenvironment. The party wants touse the money instead to spruceup public areas instead.

Ibiza has become a vacationhot spot for wealthy visitors,international DJs and celebritiesfrom Leonardo Dicaprio to KimKardashian. The island of about112,000 inhabitants welcomed arecord number of visitors inAugust, with 1.3 million peoplearriving, many drawn by thecombination of secluded

beaches and trendy clubs.Spain’s state-owned airport

operator Aena SA wants toexploit the top end of themarket by increasing the roomfor private planes on the island.Ibiza airport can currentlyaccommodate 25 private jetsand the planned expansionwould allow it to handle as manyas 12 more. At peak times, thecapacity restrictions leave jetscircling the airport waiting for alanding slot, according to anAena spokeswoman.

According to Podemos, theplan “aims to hijack space” forthe pleasure of rich foreignerswho treat Ibiza as a party groundwithout any consideration forthe people of the island.

Spain’s tourism industry is ontrack for a record year with thegovernment forecasting 68million visitors for the whole of2015.

Spanish Politicians OpposeIbiza Airport Expansion

Castellón airport, known asSpain's "ghost airport",received its first commercialpassenger flight on Tuesdaymorning, nearly five years afterit opened.

A Ryanair flight from LondonStansted landed minutesbefore its scheduled arrivaltime at 10.40am.

The airport has become anemblem of Spain’s recklessboom-era infrastructurespending, which left thecountry mired in debt. Buildingand maintaining the facility hasalready cost taxpayers €170million (£125 million). Aninvestigation by the EuropeanCommission is underway todecide whether subsidies paid to the companySNC-Lavalin running the airport constitute illegalstate aid.

The fully booked flight, carrying 189passengers, was the first of the Irish carrier's threeweekly connections between the British capitaland Castellón airport, close to Valencia.

Ryanair, which is the only company currentlyoperating scheduled flights to the "ghost airport",will soon add a service from Bristol.

“It’s a historic day”, British passenger RaphaelDauchy said.. Mr Dauchy, a 30-year-old consultantfrom London who regularly visits theMediterranean town of Peñiscola, said theopening of the airport would be a “game-changer”for the region. “It will make a difference in givingCastellón province more international exposure,which it really needs as it is quite dependant on

tourism. I thought it would never happen.” The airport was inaugurated in March 2011 by

two politicians from Spain’s ruling Popular Party,whose careers have since been curtailed bycorruption cases.

Carlos Fabra, former Castellón provincial chief,is serving a four-year jail sentence for tax fraud,while ex-Valencia premier Francisco Campsresigned in 2011 to defend himself againstaccusations of accepting bribes.

A controversial €300,000 (£220,000) sculpturebelieved to depict Mr Fabra still stands at theentrance to the airport.

Aerocas, the company set up by the Valenciagovernment to run the facility, spent €35 million(£26 million) on advertising to promote theunused building. The money was mostly spent onshirt sponsorship deals with local football clubsVillarreal and Castellón.

First commercial flight landsat Spanish ‘ghost airport’

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This is the story of someonewho was lucky yet unfortunateat the same time. It is also thestory of someone else whofeels absolutely terrible aboutthe prize money he is nowlikely to come into.

And finally it is the story of220 individuals who are hopingto become multimillionaires overnight – eitherbecause they feel they are legitimately entitled tothe money, or because they feel it’s at least wortha try.

In the last week of June 2012, the lucky-yet-unfortunate person bought a ticket for thePrimitiva lottery at an outlet inside a shoppingcentre in A Coruña, selecting the numbers 10, 17,24, 37, 40 and 43.

But on the day the winning numbers wereannounced, this person did not pay attention. Andwhen they showed up at a different outlet to makeanother lottery punt, they lost the receipt for thewinning ticket, which was worth €4.7 million.

But the receipt did not disappear. It was foundby the owner of the second lottery outlet, alsolocated in A Coruña, on San Agustín square. Thisman, who stands to keep the fortune if the rightfulowner is not found, feels awful about it.

Manuel Reija said it never once occurred to himto keep quiet and just cash the prize. After he ranit through the machine and realized that all sixnumbers were correct, he rushed to inform theauthorities.

But 14 months have now elapsed after anannouncement was published in the officialprovincial gazette. The message was purposely

discreet, but there was aninevitable avalanche ofopportunity seekers. To date, 220people have claimed the prize,the last 30 this week alone.September 25 is the deadline tofile a claim to the money.

If nobody is able to proveownership, the State Lottery and

Betting Society (SELAE) will award the €4,722,337to the lottery dealer who found it. But Reija is soupset about not finding the true owner that he willno longer talk to the press. Politely, he says in abreaking voice over the telephone that “this is veryawkward for me, the issue has completelyoverwhelmed me; to me, customers are the mostimportant thing.”

Meanwhile, the winning ticket sits inside a safeawaiting its new owner. Applications are beingsent to A Coruña City Hall along with a descriptionof the way the ticket presumably looked when itwas lost – any scratches, pencil notes, whether itwas folded or not, anything that might prove thatapplicants physically saw the piece of paper.

Many of the claims have already been rejected,but other people still have their hopes up. AfterSeptember 25, another three months will go bybefore A Coruña issues an administrativeresolution. Even then, there are also legal suitsfiled by people who are quite certain they losttheir ticket, and whose cases will have to concludebefore any decision becomes final. Theseindividuals are asking for more serious evidencethan just a physical description of the ticket, suchas a review of camera footage, fingerprint checksor even DNA testing.

220 people claim ownership of lostlottery ticket worth €4.7 million

Around the port in Barcelona, it’s not unusual to see NationalPolice vehicles on patrol. But it’s not quite so normal to see one ofthese cars lying face first in the sea, as happened this weekend. Ascan be seen from the above photo, one of the police cars that areusually used for border patrols ended up face first in the water onSaturday.

The two occupants of the car were carrying out routine taskswhen the incident occurred. The car was a relatively new model and,unusually for Spain, had an automatic transmission, with which theofficers were not familiar. When the car approached the breakwaterto get a better view of the seafront, “the driver confused the brakewith the gas pedal,” a police spokesperson explained, sending thecar plunging over the edge.

The vehicle was left half-submerged until a crane eventuallymanaged to pull it out of the waters. The police officers were unhurtthanks to the fact that they went off the edge where the breakwaterwas. “In another place they could have fallen into the sea, and we’dbe talking about much worse consequences,” added the samespokesperson.

Cop car left hanging

OVER THE past weekend, more than1,500 aficionados attended the 'VConference of Airsoft and MilitaryModels'. The conference was held in theexcellent surroundings of the Marjal EcoCamping Resort in Crevillente. Vice-President and Deputy for ProvincialTourism, Eduardo Dolon Sanchez,accompanied by Sergio Gomez Sirvent,Director of the Department of Tourism ofMarjal Group, Rafael Candela, YouthCouncillor Hon. Ayto. of Crevillente and

Torrevieja's Salt Queen of Torrevieja,Ainara Antelo Mandía, inaugurated theevent.

Prior to the opening ceremony,officials were given an exhibition, in theCentral Plaza of the resort, by the AirsoftDivision Torrevieja, consisting ofsimulating the release of a hostage by amilitary unit. The 'unit' receivedresounding applause from all thosepresent with meetings and displayscontinuing until the early hours of the

morning in the special enclosureprepared for the exhibition,which surpassed 1,500attendees.

The start of the openingceremony itself was made byEduardo Dolon Sanchez whoreceived a plaque in appreciationfrom the Vice President of theAssociation of Spanish MilitaryModels of Torrevieja, Rafael AracilSala, as a thank you to the VicePresident of the AlicanteProvincial Council for theirunconditional support at all theexhibitions organised by theAssociation during EduardoDolon's time as Mayor of the Cityof Salt.

After the event wasinaugurated the first event wasthe visit by the authorities andguests of the exhibition ofmodels displayed in the Social

Centre of the camp ground and theopening of the Championship forTechnical Airsoft pairs and ShootingChampionships of thePrecision Snipers.

This was the first time inthe world that bothChampionships were held inthe same venue since thecreation of Airsoft over 20years in Japan. Both theinvited guests and thegeneral public could see insitu what these two types ofchampionships consisted ofand the difficulty andcomplexity of theirdevelopment of theirstructure.

The GOE XIII OPSAssociation, composed ofveterans of special operationsunits of the Spanish Army,also presented a displaycomposed of seven tacticalvehicles, replicas of weaponsused in special operationsand uniforms of the elite

corps. After the tour the directors of

Marjal Group provided theaudience with a toast and a glassof wine of honour. The Associationthanked all those attending fortheir hard work, dedication andsupport in this conference and tothe various official bodies civil,military, all Associations,Sponsors, Modelistas, employees,plus family and friends who yearafter year are involved theorganisation of this conference,which always results in a big partyfor the general public andespecially the families.

The association wished tothank everyone and noted;“without your efforts we could notattract more than 1,500 people tothe event and that every year thenumber of visitors is on theincrease.” This year conferenceattendees visiting from Valencia,

Zaragoza, Madrid, Albacete. Murcia,Granada, Malaga and different corners ofour province and Valencia.


A military weekend with a difference

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It was rumoured and now the 7-inch£50 Amazon Fire tablet is here. Thecontent peddling device is cheaper thandinner for two at a medium nicerestaurant (without drinks but probablyincluding appetizers). While it's cheap, itactually looks better than other sub-£100 tablets on the market with an IPSdisplay with a wide viewing angle and anice rich contrast level. It's powered by a1.3GHz quad-core processor, 1GB of RAMand has 8GB of storage. But like the newFire HD tablets it has a microSD card soyou can add up to 128GB of space. It'scheap, durable and Amazon offers themin a six pack.

No really, you can buy a six pack of Firetablets from Amazon. It'll cost you lessthan £250 so you're buying five tabletsand getting the sixth one free. For lessthan the price of the cheapest iPad youcan have a Fire in every room in yourhouse.

The Fire will run the latest Fire OS 5and still has the same features found onother Amazon tablets: X-Ray, ASAP,Mayday, the new Word Runner andFreeTime for kids.

Speaking of kids, Amazon alsointroduced a new Fire Kids edition for£100. It's just the 7-inch Fire in in a thickpink or blue bumper with a two-yearwarranty that covers any damage yourkid does to the tablet. Knock it off thetable and shatter the screen. Get newone for free. Drop it in the toilet. Get anew one for free. Launch if off the secondstory of your house... Well you get thepoint.

It comes with a free year of FreeTimeUnlimited Amazon's kid-friendly OS soparents don't have to worry about theiroffspring wandering onto 4chan. Boththe Fire and Fire Kids Edition areavailable for pre-order now and will shipon September 30th.

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Tuesdays

9:00am Los Belones 9:00am Benissa 9:00am Los Alcazares StreetMarket 9:00am La Unión 9:00am Los Alcázares 9:00am Alhama de Murcia 9:00am Relleu 9:00am Altea 9:00am Jumilla 9:00am Callosa d‘ En Sarrià 9:00am Agost 9:00am Bullas 9:00am Orihuela Street Market 9:00am Pilar de la Horadada 10:00am Guardamar Fish Market

Wednesdays

8:00am Alcoy 8:00am Calpe Flea Market - Carpark close to Casa 9:00am Santiago de la RiberaStreet Market 9:00am Polop 9:00am Mutxamel 9:00am San Miguel StreetMarket 9:00am Teulada 9:00am El Poblets Craft Market 9:00am Alcantarilla 9:00am El Campello 9:00am San Javier 9:00am Benidorm

9:00am Orba 9:00am Benitachell 9:00am La Mata 9:00am Yecla 9:00am Ondara 9:00am Guardamar del SeguraStreet Market 10:00am Guardamar Fish Market- Port Marina de las Dunas

Thursdays

8:00am Benidorm AntiquesMarket - El Cisne 9:00am Villajoyosa 9:00am Lorca 9:00am Javea 9:00am Blanca 9:00am Los Urrutias 9:00am Guardamar del SeguraStreet Market 9:00am Murcia 9:00am San Javier Street Market 9:00am San Javier 9:00am Balsicas Street Market 9:00am Gandia 9:00am Agost 9:00am Librilla 9:00am Rojales Street Market - 9:00am La Marina Street Market 10:00am Guardamar Fish Market- Port Marina de las Dunas

Fridays

8:00am Alfas del Pi 8:30am Abarán

9:00am Gata de Gorgos 9:00am Pilar de la Horadada 9:00am Onil 9:00am Torrevieja Street Market 9:00am Calasparra 9:00am Finestrat 9:00am El Verger 10:00am Guardamar Fish Market- Port Marina de las Dunas 12:00pm Benidoleig CharityAuction at El Cid 4:00pm Los Montesinos StreetMarket

Saturdays

8:00am Calpe 9:00am HELP Charity Sale -Behind Rendezvous Bar Tiro dePinchon Pueblo Principe 9:00am Underworld Car BootSale Punta Prima 9:00am Alicante Market 9:00am Benissa 9:00am Torre Pacheco StreetMarket 9:00am Almoradi Street Market 9:00am Los Narejos StreetMarket 9:00am Fortuna 9:00am Pedreguer 9:00am Los Narejos 9:00am Santa Pola Street Market 9:00am Abanilla 9:00am Elda 9:00am Águilas 9:00am Playa Flamenca Street

Market 9:00am Orihuela Street Market

Sunday

9:00am Alhama de Murcia CraftMarket 9:00am Lorca 9:00am San Pedro del PinatarCraft Market 9:00am Torremanzanas 9:00am Cabo de Palos StreetMarket 9:00am Guardamar CampoLemon Grove Market 9:00am Pedreguer Flea Market 9:00am La Marina Street Market 9:00am Zoco Street Market 9:00am Aledo 9:00am Los Nietos 9:00am HELP Charity Sale PuntaPrima - Water Tower Punta Prima

9:00am Murcia Antiques Market 9:00am Mazarrón 9:00am La Nucía Flea Market 10:00am Flea Market PuntaPrima

Mondays

9:00am San Pedro del PinatarStreet Market 9:00am Dénia 9:00am Roldan 9:00am Beniel 9:00am Parcent 9:00am La Nucía 9:00am Caravaca de la Cruz 9:00am Ontinyent 9:00am Los Narejos ArtisanMarket 9:00am Santa Pola Street Market 10:00am Guardamar Fish Market- Port Marina de las Dunas

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the Costa Blanca People but continue to use theCoastrider name in their advertising andpromotion.

However, the Coastrider has put its own newteam together and will continue to deliver a freeweekly newspaper, every Tuesday, at a growing

number of venues around the Southern CostaBlanca.

The following is our present list of distributionpoints. However, if you have any suggestions ofnew distribution points, please let us know byemailing: [email protected].

A Word from the EditorCATRAL: B&H Stores - Café UnoDOLORES: Fountain BarALMORADI: Cage AlmoradiCafé Vienna - Café El RobelALGORFA: Mailbox - All DaysALGORFA GOLF: JohnsonsLOS DOLCES: Rolos CaféRIOJA CENTRE: Canal PrintCITRUS CENTRE: JohnsonsPLAYA FLAMENCA: MaceysRocky’s ArenaLA ZENIA - PonderosaVILLAMARTIN: EduardosQuesada Fish & ChipsFORMENTERA: British Indoor Market -Howells and SonsSAN FULGENCIO: Swan Autosoldos Guardamar - Rapid repairsLA MARINA VILLAGE: Bar La VistaBar San Francisco - Prensa Omar -

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BENIMAR: TJ’s - Card PlaceTORREVIEJA: Bargain BooksLa Morena Toldos - Imagen FotoLa Bella Lola Restaurant - Tourist Office -Bar Columbus - Kiosk Torreta II - KioskMercadona – Carrefour - IcelandLA MATA: Kiosk Prensa Main StreetLA SIESTA – SAN LUIS: Bar Washington- Restaurante Quick - Gramms Bakery -Bodgega San Luis - Star of IndiaLuz de luna - Chicken Shack - La BohémeBar Churchill - Casa VenturaGUARDAMAR: Tourist Office

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Who are you and what do you do?My Stage name is Red Strokes. I am a guitar vocalist

heavily influenced by country rock music but willperform anything from Matt Monro to Deep Purple

How did you start in the business?I was given my first guitar at the age of 14 and started

performing at sixteen and have performed on and offsince then.

What would you be doing if you were not anentertainer?

If I was not an entertainer I would probably beunemployed or filling shelves in a supermarket althoughI always fancied being a postman.

As an entertainer who has been your biggestinfluence?

My biggest influence has always been "The Eagles"

from the early Seventies right up to date.Do you ever get nervous or have you suffered

stage fright?I do not get nervous, but do go very quiet and not talk

to people before I go on stage.What was your best moment?My best moment was probably appearing at Brean

Sands Country Music Festival. At "The Seagull” onThursday night 800 people in the audience, then onFriday afternoon 1300 people turned up.

What has been your worst moment?I cannot remember a worst moment, however I

intensely dislike turning up to a gig to find the venue hasclosed down and I am not aware.

What’s the best piece of advice you have receivedor would give someone starting out in the business?

The best piece of advice I was given and would passon to anyone is "Always imagine there is an internationalagent or promoter in the audience and raise yourperformance to exceed their expectations"

Have you got any little anecdotes or interestingstories?

A little anecdotal story....When I was about 19, I was ina pub in Henley On Thames entertaining the locals justfor fun. Just me and a guitar singing "My Sweet Lord".Unknown to me, George Harrison was sitting around thecorner. He actually came over and played and sang thesong properly, and bought me a beer.

Red Strokes returns to Spain in September after asuccessful UK tour. This international recording artist iscredited with having ten Top 40 songs listed on the LineDance Charts in 2013. Regularly appearing at all majorCountry Music and Line Dance festivals on the Costasand has also performed at The Benidorm Opry. All RedStrokes shows are tailored to suit the needs of the venueand the audience. In addition to Garth Brooks hits, RedStrokes has a vast repertoire of songs by many of thegreat names in Country Music including Toby Keith,Dwight Yokham, Alan Jackson and others. In addition,the extensive repertoire includes hits from other artistsincluding Dire Straits, Status Quo, T Rex, The Eagles, TheMavericks plus many more. Red Strokes also performsLine Dance classics as well as some of the latest dancesongs that appear on the country music scene.

This service offers 8 round trips without any stops,365 days a year.

Torrevieja to Airport: 7:00, 9:00, 11:00, 13:00, 15:00,17:00, 19:00, 21:00

Airport toTorrevieja: 8:00, 10:00, 12:00, 14:00, 16:00,18:00, 20:00, 22:00

Departure and arrival (in Torrevieja): From Torreviejabus station. Calle del Mar, 50

Departure and arrival (in Alicante Airport): 2nd FloorTicket Price: € 6.92Children under 4 years free (ID required)

Pensioners: 30% discount. Requires accreditation bysubmitting Social Security card.

This discount only applies to pensioners living in theValencia region.

To prove that you are a pensioner, you must be over65 and present your NIE, DNI or residence card, whichmust confirm that you are a resident of the communityof Valencia.

Handicap accessible: YesFree Wifi: YESLuggage space: YES

Tickets sale (in Torrevieja): Torrevieja bus station (callede Mar, 50)

Tickets sale (in Alicante Airport): In the same bus atthe airport (pay the driver). No pre-book needed.

Journey time: 50 minutesPhone Torrevieja bus station: Call 96 571 01 46 (be

aware they may not speak English)The route selected runs inland via the A-7 highway

instead of following the N-332 route, thus avoidingtraffic delays on the N-332, especially during thesummer months.

NOTE: T webpage is updated frequently withinformation on the bus service between Torrevieja andAlicante airport.

Location Bus Stop in Alicante Airport

Torrevieja – Alicante Airport Bus

Back Stage with Red Strokes

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Coastrider Gig Guide

Tuesday 22nd September

8:00 PM El Marino Restaurante Casa Da Vinci, Zenia Mar8:30 PM Timewarp Duo Rosamar Hotel, Benidorm8:30 PM Tony Capaldi Tango Bar, Torrevieja9:00 PM Dee Bar La Torre, La Florida9:00 PM Gina G Clarke's Bar, Playa Flamenca9:30 PM Martin Kay Cabaroke Pablo's, Playa Flamenca10:00 PM Dan Davy Tradewinds, La Fuente10:30 PM David John Yolo's, Cabo Roig

Wednesday 23rd September

8:30 PM Duo Zodiac Hotel Helios, Benidorm8:30 PM Sharni Bar La Copa, Calpe8:30 PM Tony Capaldi SportsBar, Toretta 28:30 PM Graeme Mykal The Friendly Bar, Playa Flamenca9:00 PM Dougie Munro Queen Victoria, Cabo Roig9:30 PM Showaddywaddy Legends Emerald Isle LaFlorida10:00 PM Roz McQuillan New Priory, El Galan10:00 PM Gina G Local, La Florida10:00 PM David John Stray Sod, La Fuente10:30 PM Graeme Mykal Paddy's Point, La Zenia10:30 PM Backyard Session Murphys on the Park,Torrevieja

Thursday 24th September

8:30 PM Tony Capaldi Ali Baba, Rojales8:30 PM Ed Temple Sunrise Terrace Bar, Play Flamenca8:30 PM Timewarp Duo Camping Calpemar, Calpe9:00 PM Roz McQuillan Porterhouse Bar, Altos delLimonar9:00 PM Dougie Munro The Local, La Florida9:00 PM Sunflower Valley Trinity Bar, Cabo Roig9:00 PM Rain O'Connor Auld Dubliner, Lomas Cabo Roig9:00 PM Dan Davy Princess Lounge Bar, Punta Prima10:00 PM Andy Winwood Kvikk Baren, Torre La Mata10:30 PM Gina G Legends, Playa Flamenca

10:30 PM Showaddywaddy Legends Yolo, Cabo Roig

Friday 25th September

7:00 PM Graeme Mykal The Friendly Bar, Playa Flamenca8:00 PM El Marino Restaurante Nautilus, Punta Prima8:00 PM Dan Davy Las Ramblas Golf Restaurant8:30 PM Drew Clark Breakaways, Villamartin8:30 PM Nigel Burchill as Elvis Sportsbar, Playa Flamenca8:30 PM Tommy Meetlaaf Taylor Local Bar, La Florida8:30 PM Sharni Rusty's, Benitachell9:00 PM The Streeters Hen's Teeth, Villamartin Plaza9:00 PM Dougie Munro Yolo's, Cabo Roig9:00 PM Alma Roca Bar La Torre, La Florida9:00 PM Gina G Clarke's Bar, Playa Flamenca9:00 PM Duncan Papillon Bar Toretta 29:00 PM Andy Winwood La Luna Bar/Restaurant, LasMimosas9:00 PM Rob Roberts Rusty Nail, Campoverde9:00 PM Timewarp Duo Hotel Sol Ifach, Calpe9:00 PM Martyn Ross Bamboo Lounge, Entre Naranjos9:00 PM Tony Francis Monos Bar, Quesada9:00 PM Dave the Hat Joe's Pub, Quesada10:00 PM Shani Ormiston Piano Bar, La Manga10:00 PM David John Chemies Lounge Bar, Villamartin10:00 PM Rain O'Connor Gogarty's La Zenia10:30 PM Roz McQuillan Trinity Bar, Cabo Roig11:00 PM Martin Kay Cabaroke New Priory, El Galan

Saturday 26th September

8:30 PM Tony Capaldi Aneto Cerveceria, Benijofar8:30 PM Tommy Meetlaaf Taylor Bar Cielos, Almeria8:30 PM David John Eduardo's, Villamartin8:30 PM Andy Winwood El Capitan, Lago Jardin 29:00 PM Roz McQuillan Abbey Tavern garden9:00 PM Dougie Munro Yolo's, Cabo Roig9:00 PM Gina G Clarke's Bar Playa Flamenca9:00 PM Martyn Ross Hotel Los Sibileys, Lorca9:00 PM Timewarp Duo Hotel Marisol, Calpe9:00 PM Rob Roberts Lo Crispin Tavern

9:30 PM DJ Weeto Bokao Bar, El Condado9:30 PM Dan Davy Emerald Isle, La Florida10:00 PM Rain O'Connor Gogarty's, La Zenia10:00 PM Alma Roca Spanglish, Balsicas10:00 PM Dave the Hat Shandon Bells, Villamartin10:30 PM Graeme Mykal Paddy's Point, La Zenia

Sunday 27th September

1:00 PM Andy Winwood Da Vinci's, San Luis1:30 PM Tony Capaldi Gastro Restaurant, Torrevieja2:00 PM The Streeters Vista Bar, Camposol8:00 PM Backyard Session Abbey Tavern, La Florida8:30PM Graeme Mykal The Friendly Bar, Playa Flamenca8:30 PM Dougie Munro Bar Argento, Orihuela8:30 PM Monsters of Rock Party in the Park, San Javier8:30 PM Roz McQuillan Thirsty Monk, Torrevieja10:00 PM The Streeters Shamrock Lounge, Mar MenorGolf10:00 PM Sharni Tradewinds, La Fuente10:30 PM Gina G Lansdowne, Playa Flamenca10:30 PM Showaddywaddy Legends Paddy's Point, LaZenia10:30 PM Graeme Mykal Paddys Point, La Zenia

Monday 28th September

8:00 PM El Marino The Bells Restaurant, Quesada8:30 PM Drew Clark Breakaways, Villamartin - Quiz Night8:30 PM Tony Capaldi Asturias Restaurant, Punta Prima8:30 PM Dan Davy La Finca Eduardos8:30 PM Graeme Mykal The Friendly Bar, Playa Flamenca9:00 PM Gina G Bar La Torre, Playa Flamenca9:00 PM Backyard Session Emerald Isle, La Florida10:30 PM Showaddywaddy Legends Celtic Drop, PlayaFlamenca

Acts and Artists: would you like to see your gigspromoted in the gig guide? Contact ArtistsDirect at: [email protected] or 966784 456

Rain O'Connor Grahame Alexander

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Revisiting childish activities canreap significant health benefits. It'stime to release your inner six-year-old.

1. Climb a treeOr if that seems a little too

ambitious, try walking across a widebeam or crawling across the floor.The reason? Childish activities suchas these can boost your 'workingmemory' – the kind you use toremember shopping lists or phonenumbers – by 50 per cent, accordingto a study at the University of NorthFlorida. 'The research suggests thatby doing activities that make usthink, we can exercise our brains aswell as our bodies,' says leadresearcher Dr Ross Alloway. 'Bytaking a break to do activities thatare unpredictable and require us toconsciously adapt our movements,we can boost our working memoryto perform better.'

2. Go berry-pickingBlackberries are high in fibre and

vitamin C, plus their antioxidant levels are among thehighest of any fruit. Blueberries are also rich inantioxidants, plus they're a particularly good source ofvitamin K – which prevents blood clots and encouragesgood bone health. One major 2012 study found thatwomen who eat three or more portions of berries eachday have a 32 per cent lower risk of heart attack. So graban empty ice cream box and head out to the hedgerows.

3. Head to the parkYou don't have to play on the swings and slides –

unless you particularly want to, of course – but spendingjust five minutes in a green space is enough to lift yourmood, according to a study published in EnvironmentalScience & Technology. But don't just sit on a bench: thetrick is to keep moving. And if the park has a lake orpond, all the better: green areas with water seem to offerthe most health benefits, say the researchers.

4. Fly a kiteStill in the park? Excellent! Why not try a spot of kite-

flying while you're there? As well as the obvious physicaland mental health benefits from exercising in the open

air, you'll be giving your eyes a workout. Focusing ondistant objects makes a welcome change from staring ata screen for hours on end. It lessens the strain – andhelps prevent age-related myopia – by relaxing the eyemuscles. All together now: 'Let's go fly a kite'...

5. Get your crayons outColouring books for adults have been a big hit in

bookshops over recent months – with publishers keento promote their stress-busting, mindfulness-awakening benefits. No major scientific studies have yetemerged to back up these claims – but there's plenty ofanecdotal evidence from cheery colourists. Needconvincing? A recent study from San Francisco StateUniversity found that adults who partake in creativeactivities in their free time deal better with stress andperform more effectively in the workplace.

6. Fidget!Remember when you couldn't sit still as a kid? It may

not have been such a bad thing. People who spendmore time standing up than sitting down cansignificantly reduce risk of diabetes and heart disease,

according to recent research from theUniversity of Queensland. Those whospent an extra two hours a day ontheir feet had increased levels of'good' HDL cholesterol and loweramounts of 'bad' LDL cholesterol.

7. Have a sing-song!Singing with other people can

boost your psychological wellbeing –even if you don't have the voice of anangel. That's according to research atOxford Brookes University, whichfound that choir-membersexperienced greater benefits thanpeople who'd joined a sports club.And that's not all: a previous studyfrom the University of Gothenburgfound that choral singing can helpregulate your heartbeat.

8. Play video gamesOK, we know video games

probably weren't around duringyour childhood. but it's never toolate to start playing. Fast-pacedgames can increase our ability toquickly learn new motor skills, such

as typing. 9. Or play a board gameHad enough of Call of Duty? Fair enough. It may be

worth digging out the Monopoly instead. Keeping thebrain active by playing board games can help reducerisk of dementia.

10. Have a laugh with your friendsMobile phones and social media have made it

much easier to keep in touch with loved ones on aregular basis – but they're still no substitute for face-to-face contact. And sharing a giggle with yourfriends, just as you did when you were a child, canhave huge mood-lifting, stress-busting and evenmemory-boosting benefits. One study at Loma LindaUniversity in the US found that older adults who'dspent 20 minutes laughing with other people hadsignificantly better memory recall and lower levels ofstress hormones than those who'd been sitting alone.

So what are you waiting for? Go and call for yourfriends then head to the park to fly a kite. (But makesure you're back in time for tea!)

Ten reasons to behave like a kid again

Whilst the Spanish property market iswell on its way to recovery, there are stillobvious bargains to be had and thestrength in the value of the Poundagainst the Euro is making life a littleeasier for those investing in the Spanishproperty market.

Sterling had risen from the near paritywith the euro back in late 2008 throughto a €1.29 spike in 2012 and, whilst thePound dipped again through to the €1.13low in early 2013/14, we can now seeprices have really risen to around €1.36.This highlights the enormous advantageto be gleaned from well-timed currencycontracts and a little bit of planning.

Those needing to buy Euros whotimed their transactions well over the lastyear will have made nearly 8% gainalready and that makes the investmentinto an already discounted Spanishproperty even more sweet. Sadly, somewill not have been aware of thetechniques available to them to capturethose attractive exchange rates but all is

not lost if you are still on the lookout forthat perfect investment in the sun orholiday home.

With the GBP-EUR exchange ratehitting €1.36, it is possible to buy youreuros on a contract based on that rate butdelay settlement for up to 2 years.Imagine those who did that at €1.29 inmid-2012 and then took possession oftheir properties in mid-2013 when themarket rate was 15 cents lower. That’s an11.5% advantage gained through

nothing more than forward planning andtaking advantage of an opportunitythrough the use of the right tool for thejob.

But forward contracts aren’t the onlyuseful tool in this situation. If you like thecurrent exchange rate but have someconfidence that it will improve, you canwait to take advantage without leavingyourself completely exposed to a sharpdrop in the rate. A Stop Loss order doesexactly what is says on the tin; it protects

you against a negative exchange ratemovement by acting as a safety netbelow the current exchange rate but thebeauty of such an order is that, if themarket continues to rise, your order willnot be triggered and you can either buywhen the level is too attractive to miss ormove the Stop Loss order up behind themarket to secure an ever higherguaranteed level.

The key to making these sorts of plansis access to market knowledge and thatis something you will definitely benefitfrom. Sadly the kind of technical andfundamental analysis needed to useforward contracts and automatedmarket orders is generally not availablethrough high street banks. It issomething you can obtain from goodcurrency specialists though. It is worthseeking out a broker to help you makethe most of these substantialopportunities. It might just make thedifference between a gain or loss in youroverseas investment.

Making the Euro volatility work for you

The last step in your makeupregime is lipstick application.Some women say if they couldhave only one beauty item itwould be lipstick. Lip colourbrings the whole look togetherto create harmony. To keep yourlips looking perfect, have lipcolour with you at all times andreapply when needed.

When you select a lip colourtake in consideration yourclothing and blush colours. Thecolour of your clothing andblush should complement yourlipstick but doesn’t have to be

perfectly matched. However,the colours should be in thesame intensity and range. Wearcool colours together and warmcolours together. Pink lipsticksgo with blue and pink coloursand corals and russets go withclothing that falls in ayellow/orange range.

Steps to apply lip colour:1. Prepare your lips by

applying foundation over them(this will extend the wear).

2. Outline and define theshape using a lip pencil that hassoft, pointed top. Start at the V

in your upper lip drawing downto the corners. Then, starting atthe middle of the bottom lipdraw a line to the corners. Tohelp lipstick stay on longer, useyour pencil to cover the lipsentirely.

3. Fill in upper lip with lipstickor you can use a lip brush.

4. Fill in the lower lip andthen blot with a tissue andreapply.

5. Dab gloss in the centre ofyour lower lip to create a fullermore glamorous look.

When defining the lips with alip pencil be sure the pencil andlipstick colours are very close.

The lip liner should not benoticeable. Lip liners are meantto keep your lipstick in place,keep lipstick from bleeding,define the shape and help themlook more natural. Do not try tochange the shape of your lips bygoing outside the natural line.

* Dark lipsticks will makesmall lips appear smaller.

No matter which eating planyou follow, or which hot newdiet celebs are raving about, oneingredient remains consistentand that is to consume loadsand loads of water.

Water has been dubbed asnature’s own fat burner anddrinking enough water on adaily basis will help you not onlyshed those kilos, but thinkbetter, perform better and alsoimprove your skin condition andgeneral health.

Drinking water helps to flush

toxins out of your system andcan also help you get rid of thatextra weight you may becarrying. Why? Because drinkingwater has a positive impact onyour metabolism and promotesthe burning of energy or heat —known as thermogenesis.

When your metabolism is incheck, your healthy eating isgiven a faster boost, whichmeans your weight loss resultswill come quicker to you. Failingdrink adequate amounts ofwater, irrespective of your

eating plan will result in poorhydration and slow down yourmetabolism. So basically, at theend of the day you are moresusceptible to gaining extraweight because of your slowmetabolism.

Then there are other factorsto consider about drinkingwater to reach your weight lossgoals. First of all, when yourbody is deprived of water itoften sends signals to yourbrain, telling it to eat. That’s right— thirst is very oftenmisunderstood by the brain ashunger. So the next time you’refeeling overly peckish, trygulping down a few sips ofwater and see how you feel.

Secondly, water helps to fillyou up. Having a glass of plainwater to accompany your meal,instead of that fizzy diet drinkwill allow you to eat less and stillfeel fuller.

There are formulas availableto help you determine exactly,

to the tee, how much water yourbody requires for your specificweight and level of exerciseintensity. But, ideally you shouldaim at drinking six to eightglasses of water a day.

The best way to do this is todrink a glass or two with everymeal. Once you get the hang ofit, you will realize that you justcan’t live without it — not justfor weight loss reasons, but forthe hundred other beneficialeffects water has on your bodyand health.

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Water — Nature’s Own Fat Burner

Ensuring that you are breathing correctly during yourworkouts and day-to-day living has many beneficial resultsthat you may or may not be aware of. The correct breathingtechnique will allow you to feel energised by unlocking yourenergy levels and allow you to perform more repetitions,expand your capacity and also eliminate harmful toxinsfrom your body.

Learning to breathe correctly takes some initial practice,but once you have mastered the technique, you’ll beamazed at how beneficial it in fact is. Yoga classes andPilates classes are very focused on the breathing techniqueand both of these practices have placed a high emphasis onlearning this technique.

Breathing is an automatic human process. However, youcan learn to manipulate it and control it to benefit yourbody. Focusing on the breath can bring about a stimulatedmetabolism, lowered blood pressure and better digestion,and also release any tension. Think about how many times you’vehad a bad day and just sat back and took a deep breath. Didn’t youfeel so much better?

Here are two basic breathing techniques that have been takenfrom the practice of yoga and can be beneficial to anyone:

Nadi SodhanaThis technique is also known as alternate nostril breathing. It

works by blocking one nostril and allowing the other to inhale theair, and then blocking that nostril and releasing the air through the

opposite nostril. This form ofbreathing is believed (by Yogis) torestore brain functioning andbalance in the body and mind.

To perform this technique, youshould be seated in a comfortable,upright position, preferably withyour knees crossed. Take yourright hand and use your thumb topush against the right nostril,closing it. Take a deep inhalationthrough your left nostril and,using your right pinky finger, closethe left nostril, holding the breath.Release the thumb from your rightnostril and exhale. With your rightnostril now open, take a deep

breath and repeat the process until you feel energised andrejuvenated.

SavasanaLie flat on your back, palms at your sides and facing upwards. Take

deep, deliberate breaths by inhaling and exhaling in a slow andcontrolled motion. In this breathing technique you should focus onfilling the lungs with air as you breathe and expand the abdomen.On your exhalation, slowly release all the negative energy while yourabdomen flattens out.

Breathing Techniques for Fitness and Vitality

Beauty Tips for Luscious Lips

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In an article for theSpanish daily El Mundo,university professor and realestate expert GonzaloBernardos explains whySpanish house prices appearto be rising.

Pointing out that theSpanish housing market isgrowing again after years ofdeclines, with prices up 4%and sales up 14% over 12months to the end of thesecond quarter, Bernardosexplains the factors pushingup house prices, whilst assuring us that we arenowhere near another housing bubble, as all thekey market variables like sales, prices, housingstarts, and housing affordability are still a long wayfrom the levels reached in 2006 and 2007.

1) Homes are relatively cheap. In real terms(after inflation) the majority of Spanish homesnow cost half what they did in 2007, and areroughly back to what they were worth in 2002,before the boom got going. Bernardos saysSpanish property is now a “magnificentopportunity”, which will probably appreciate inprice. He forecasts that Spanish house prices willrise by 12% in 2016.

2) The willingness of banks to lend moremortgages. Banks today are awash with liquidityand struggling to earn good margins on lending.They have to make up for thin margins with higherlending volumes. Mortgages loans are less riskythan other types of credit, and help lock in clientsto cross sell other financial products. That explainswhy new mortgage lending rose 28.5% in July.

3) Housing is the best investment. That’s what

many risk-averse investors now think, looking atthe miserly returns on deposits, losses on fixed-income funds, and volatile equity markets. Inmiddle and up market city districts, saysBernardos, housing offers a mix of high expectedcapital gains (up to 50% in what remains of thisdecade), and rental yields of around 3.5% today,better than savings accounts.

4) Switching from renting to buying. Manyhouseholds sat out the crisis in rentedaccommodation, waiting for house prices tobottom out, mortgages to get cheaper, and theeconomy to pick up, argues Bernardos. Now thatthose conditions are all coming true, Spanishfamilies are jumping back into the market,unleashing pent up demand.

“A new stage of the housing market hasdefinitely begun,” concludes Bernardos. “In thisstage very cheap homes (in municipalities in themiddle of nowhere) will continue to exist, whilstothers will become very expensive (in the bestareas of the big cities). However, nothing will bethe same as the boom and bust of recent years.”

Why are Spanish house prices rising?

According to the latest statistics released by the Ministry of PublicWorks on housing values, the average price of housing in Spain roseby 1.2% in the second quarter of this year, compared to the sameperiod of 2014, to stand at 1,476.8 euros per square metre.

This is the first year-on-year increase registered in housing pricessince the third quarter of 2008, at the beginning of the crisis, andfollows 26 consecutive quarters of declines, during which timeprices have accumulated a reduction of 29.7%. In real terms,discounting inflation, house prices rose by 1.5%, their thirdconsecutive quarterly increase.

In the second quarter, prices increased for both new and secondhand homes (those over five years old). The value of new homes roseby 1% (to 1,732.9 euros/m2) while second hand housing pricesincreased by 1.3% (to 1,467.5 euros/m2).

According to the Ministry’s data, a total of 11 regions recordedyear-on-year increases in housing values, the greatest being thoseregistered in the Canary Islands (+4.1%), followed by Madrid andAragón (both +3.5%), while the regions which registered thegreatest declines in the second quarter were Asturias (-2.7%),Castilla-La Mancha (-1.5%), Murcia (-1.3%) and La Rioja (-1.3%).

El Mundo reported that San Sebastian remains the mostexpensive city for housing, with an average price per square metreof 3,059.1 euros, while the most economical of the towns with over25,000 of a population is Elda in Alicante, where the average priceper square metre stands at 540.5 euros.

The Ministry also highlighted that the price of social housingregistered a slight year-on-year decrease in the second quarter, of0.4%, and stood at 1,094.6 euros/m2.

Housing Registers PriceRise of 1.2% in Q2

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Dutch painter who generallypainted domestic genre scenes,such as The Kitchen%Maid? (7)12 In chess, what names aregiven to openings in which aplayer makes a sacrifice, typicallyof a pawn, for the sake of somecompensating advantage? (7)13/24 Which undercover copswere played on television in the1970s by Paul Michael Glaser andDavid Soul and on film in 2004 byBen Stiller and Owen Wilson?(7,3,5)15 In which 1968 movie doesSteve McQueen play a San Fran%cisco detective who conceals thedeath of an underground witnessin his charge and goes off after thekillers himself? (7)16 What is the name of the pro%jecting piece on a sundial thatshows the time by the position ofits shadow? (6)17 Which hard translucent fos%silised resin originating from ex%tinct coniferous trees of theTertiary period, is typically yellow%ish in colour? (5)19 Which bony enamel%coatedstructures in the jaws of most ver%tebrates are used for biting andchewing? (5)21 What name is given to a curvedsymmetrical structure spanning anopening and typically supportingthe weight of a bridge, roof, or wallabove it? (4)

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FILL-IT-IN Complete the crossword gridby using the given words: GEOGRAPHY QUIZ

1. Which British County Has TheLongest Coastline?2. In which county is Berwick-Upon-Tweed?3. Artificial PKN Fertilisers WereIntroduced In Britain In 1926. WhatAre The Constituent Parts?4. Which Scandinavian CapitalBegins And Ends With The SameLetter?5. What is the capitol of Morocco?6. If James Bond was to dial 007 hewould be using thedialing code for whichcountry?7. KLM Is The NationalAirline Of WhichCountry?8. What Does The Word

Ben Mean As In Ben Nevis?9. The Rimac river runs throughwhat city?10. In which continent would youfind the Nile river?11. Which Country Has The MostCountries Bordering It?12. What is the capital of Croatia?13. What Is The Capital Of China?14. In what country is thenorthernmost point of Africa?

Answers:1. Cornwall 2.Northumberland 3."Phosphorus, Potash &Nitrogeon" 4. Oslo 5.Rabat 6. Russia 7. Holland/ The Netherlands 8.Mountain 9. Lima, Peru10. Africa 11. China (16)12. Zagreb 13. Beijing 14.Tunisia

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Last weeks Crossword Solution

Tell us about yourselvesI am Chris (the owner) and, greatly helped

by my partner Caren and staff John, Sharonand Lavinia , I run Monos Bar. We are a greatteam and we all pull together

What made you open a bar?Seemed like a good idea at the time I

suppose. I wasn’t too sure how I would farebut, 12 years down the line, I think I amgetting the hang of it.

What was the inspiration for the name? Well my middle name is King....and, over

the years, my friends morphed it into “KingCon”... then into” Monkey”.... my partnerCaren looked up the Spanish word formonkey and we found it was “mono”.... weloved the name, and so it became us....Monos Bar.

Who does the cooking?We have two chefs Sam and Ella

(otherwise known as Sharon). Her specialtyis soup- in- the- basket ... ha ha haaaa .......but all joking apart she is a great chef and isconstantly coming up with new ideas for ourspecialty menu, along with lovinglypreparing lots of old favourites…. goodhearty traditional food.

What is your favourite dish on themenu?

Pretty much all of them… as you can tellby my expanding stomach ....but if I had to

choose my ultimatechoice would be ourchef’s combo.....scampi, garlicmushrooms, chickenbites or wings, steak,ribs , garlic chips, corn- on- the- cob.... withdips ..... yummy! Also I must not forget tomention that her homemade pies, chilli’sand lasagnes’ go down a treat.

What is your favourite day of the week?We love our Mondays....its family fun quiz

day attended by all our regulars ... great fun...followed by ’Play your Cards Right.’ Thenthere are Tuesdays....the chance to dance toour Motown and Soul early evenings ….with‘Play Your Cards Right’ to follow. Oh andthen Wednesdays.....fun quiz and bingoafternoons. Also mustn’t forget Fridays andSaturdays when there is live eveningentertainment with Saturdays alsobeing our weekly steak night too, andfinally, last but certainly not least,Sunday ..... It is Sunday Roast cooked byme, Chris. Roasties .... and secret recipehomemade gravy.... you can’t beat it ....and you can stay and have a sing- alongon our karaoke night (there’s also ‘Playyour Cards Right’ again). It makes for agreat evening..... even I get up and sing!So, favourite day? I love them all!!!

Do you have any interesting tales thatyou can share?

The thing that made me laugh the mosthappened a while ago but still to this daymakes me smile. A couple came into the barand asked to eat in the restaurant. John (mybarman) replied ‘yes of course’ and theycould take any table except for the table ofsix. The couple then asked which the tablewas for six. John replied that…er… thatwould be the table with the six chairs roundit.... well I rolled up and still to this day itmakes me chuckle.... sooooo funny.

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After Hours at Monos

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IngredientsFor the sauce• 3 tbsp olive oil• 1 small onion, chopped• 2 garlic cloves, chopped• 227g can chopped tomatoes• 1 tbsp tomato purée• 2 tsp sweet paprika (pimenton)• good pinch chilli powder• pinch sugar• chopped fresh parsley, to garnish

For the potatoes• 900g potatoes• 2 tbsp olive oil

Method1. Prepare ahead by heating the oil in a pan,add the onion and fry for about 5 minutesuntil softened. Add the garlic, tomatoes,tomato purée, paprika, chilli powder, sugarand salt and bring to the boil, stirring.Simmer for 10 minutes until pulpy. Setaside for up to 24 hours.2. To serve, preheat the oven to 200C/gas6/fan oven 180C. Cut the potatoes intosmall cubes and pat dry with kitchen paper.Spread over a roasting tin and toss in theoil, then season. Roast for 40-50 minutes,until the potatoes are crisp and golden.3. Tip the potatoes into dishes and spoonover the reheated sauce. Sprinkle with theparsley. Serve with cocktail sticks.

Patatas bravas

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Like every region of Spain, Valencia is very proud of itsgastronomy- and with a claim to fame as the city ofpaella, Valencia has every right to brag! Valencian cuisineis known for the unrivalled freshness of the productsthat go into its simple, scrumptious and- for younutrition fiends out there- predominantly healthydishes. Restaurants in Valencia tend to be relativelyinexpensive and creative with their dishes- the perfectcombination for a Valencian dining experience- so besure to try as many Valencia food dishes, drinks andtapas as possible!

Surrounding Valencia is a wide, green belt of the mostfertile land in Spain, known as "La Huerta." This primefarming zone came to be what it is today duringValencia's epoch under Islamic rule; the Moors arecredited with the irrigation system of dams and waterways that brought the water from the Turia River to LaHuerta. Cultivating rice, vegetables, citrus fruits, grapes,olives and a wide range of other products, "La Huerta"continues to provide the city of Valencia with all thefresh agricultural products it could possibly ask for. Plus,

with up to four major harvests each year, thesupply never runs out!

Valencia's second major source of freshproducts is the great expanse of theMediterranean Sea, whose waters lap gentlyalong the edge of the city. Valencia's economy hasalways relied heavily upon its seaside location,whether through commerce and trade overseasas a major Mediterranean port or through thedaily catches of fish and shellfish. Some of themost common seafood that you're likely to comeacross on any restaurant's menu are sardines,hake, red mullet, anglerfish, octopus, mackerel,cuttlefish, mussels, shrimp and prawns- but trustus, that's an abbreviated list!

Valencia is known for its dishes featuring rice, aproduct that plays a pretty crucial role upon the stage ofValencian gastronomy. Naturally, the reigning king ofrice dishes is the internationally famous paella. Agenuine paella is cooked in a large pan, called a paellera,over a wood fire and is a social dish- meaning it's meant

to be shared amongst atleast two people. There aretwo so-called "purist"paella dishes: paellavalenciana (Valencianpaella) and paella marinera(Sailor's paella).

• Paella valencianaSpanish rice cooked

with chicken (and / orrabbit), sweet pepper,tomatoes, green beans,olive oil, saffron, and

sometimes artichokes and peas.• Paella marinera Spanish rice cooked with mussels, calamares, shrimp,

lobster, clams, garlic, olive oil, tomatoes, saffron- plusany other shellfish that the cook feels like throwing in.

Naturally the Valencian specialty extends muchfurther than two paella dishes. Here are a few morepopular rice dishes- be sure to try them!

Arroz a bandaRice dish stewed in fish stock, then served separately

from the seafood used to give it its distinctive taste.Arroz negraRice dish featuring seasoned squid cooked in its own

ink.Arroz al hornoBaked rice dish with beans, sausage, vegetables and

potatoes.Arroz con costraRice dish covered with a baked egg crust

Glorious food of Valencia

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Speculation ismounting that JeremyClarkson's new AmazonPrime show be called GearKnobs, after BuzzFeeddiscovered a trademarkapplication for the cheekytitle by Clarkson's lawyers,Olswang.

The application wasmade a fortnight beforethe former Top Gearpresenter announced adeal worth a reported £160m to make anew series with Amazon. It was filedthrough a shell company, which has alsoregistered the title "Gear Nobs".

A third title – Speedbirds – was alsoregistered by the lawyers. The DailyMirror wonders if this name could be newmoniker for "a Stig-like character inClarkson, Hammond and May's newshow". The filings mean the titles can beused for TV shows and merchandising.

The Top Gear brand was worth anestimated £150m a year in sales to theBBC through a lucrative combination oflive shows, DVD sales, and all manner ofbranded merchandise, including Stigbubble bath and Top Gear birthdaycakes.

However, the risqué names may notbe what Amazon has in mind. Althoughthe applications were made in the middleof July, at the end of August the

company’s boss Roy Price said the teamwere still struggling to find a name for theshow.

When asked about the reported newtitle, an Amazon spokesman said:"Amazon does not comment onspeculation."

Earlier this week, his sidekick JamesMay tweeted a photograph of himselfwith the caption "Here I am again,looking like a nob."

Hammond recently told ITV’s ThisMorning presenters Phillip Schofield andHolly Willoughby: “The point is, anamazing opportunity has come along forus to evolve and reinvent what we do,and we’re all just charged. It’s kind ofwonderful, at our stage in life and career,we’ve got the opportunity to do exactlythat when, otherwise, let’s be honest, youmight not.”

Clarkson was unavailable forcomment.

Jeremy Clarkson's post Top Gear motoringshow rumoured to have a cheeky name

MG’s products have had to tough it out in the market,with longer established and more polished rival choices,despite the fanfare surrounding the company’sresurrection. The mid-size MG6 delivered a surprisinglyconvincing package of performance, space and style,especially if you were one of MG’s many cynics.

Even so, the MG6 wasn’t perfect but MG has listenedto feedback from buyers and the media, resulting in thisthoroughly refreshed second-generation car. Subtleexterior tweaks see a modest nose and tail update butcabin quality, driving dynamics, engine and kit levelshave all been improved, along with lower prices andsimplified trim levels.MG Motor MG6Price: MG Motor MG6 TS, £16,195 (S £13,995, TL £17,995)Engine: 1.9-litre, 148bhp, four-cylinder turbo dieselTransmission: Six-speed manual driving front wheelsPerformance: 0-62mph 8.4 seconds; top speed 120mph(limited)MPG: 61.4 combinedCO2 emissions: 119g/km

Looks and imageThe five-door hatchback version was always

handsome beast and the modest revisions have donemuch to boost its kerb appeal. The cabin also boastsbetter quality materials and an improved infotainmentsystem on higher trim levels. The result is a morerounded and competent package, and one that shouldsilence the MG critics.

Space and practicalityThe hatchback layout offers a good level of cabin

space and versatility for carrying large loads. The tailgateopens nice and high, the interior boasts ample room forfive and, fold the rear seats, carrying capacity increasesto a useful compact estate-rivalling level.

Behind the wheelThere was little wrong with the original MG6 but that

didn’t stop prevent a programme of improvements. It’s aone-engine range now but the 1.9-litre turbo diesel isnow more responsive and economical, while the basicdriving experience has benefited from a 75kg weight-loss programme.

The 148bhp diesel is a willingperformer, while engine noise hasbeen kept to a pleasing minimum. TheMG6 was always a decent steer andthis remains the case. Refinementlevels in the cabin are impressive, andthe driving position is comfortablewith good all-round visibility.

Value for moneyThe combination of a meaningful

price cut and ramping up of standardkit levels should do much to enticebuyers who were less than convincedfirst time around. The simplified three-model line-up offers good value, with

middle and top grades gaining plenty of kit includingsat-nav, high-power headlights, DAB and Bluetooth. Andrunning costs are likely to be modest with the diesel’seconomy and modest CO2 rating.

Who would buy one?Anyone seeking a mid-size car for not a lot of money

should take a serious look at this revised MG6. Brandloyalists won’t need convincing but others should nowsee the car for what it really is – a handsome five-doorhatch boasting high levels of standard kit, an engagingdriving experience, ample cabin space and a decentblend of performance and economy.

Handsome MG6 hatch offers more for less

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Porsche has unveiled its Teslacompetitor: a concept electriccar that boasts 0 to 60 in 3.5seconds, 600 horsepower and atop speed of 155 mph plus, allwhile charging to 80% within 15minutes.

The car’s speed is madepossible by the introduction ofan 800-volt charging portdelivering power to twopermanent magneticsynchronous motors. Porschehave developed the technologyin their Le Mans winning 919 car,which uses similar motors andrecovers energy used whilebraking.

This concept is entirelyelectric, and makes use of newwireless charging technologykept in the floor of drivewaysand garages. It has a 310 milerange and space for fourpassengers.

The interior matches thefuturistic concepts in theengineering of the car. Porschesaid that “Instruments are

intuitively operated by eye-tracking and gesture control,some even via holograms –highly oriented toward thedriver by automaticallyadjusting the displays to thedriver’s position”.

The outside design matchesPorsche’s trademark styling.While adapting the design to thelack of a combustion engine,exhaust system or transmissiontunnel, exterior has takeninspiration from their modernracing cars as well as theinstantly recognisable form ofthe 911.

However, Tesla won’t be easilyoutmatched. The Mission-E willhave to compete with ElonMusk’s recently announced“Ludicrous Mode” for the TeslaModel S P85D, which beats outserious supercar competitionwith a 0 to 60 time of 2.8seconds. With a claimed 762hp,and available as an upgrade onthe Model S P85D it is thefurthest electric vehicles havebeen pushed yet.

The Porsche is the first highend purely electric sports carbuilt by a traditional carmanufacturer. Previously, Teslahad only to compete withcompact cars like the NissanLeaf.

Porsche Mission E ElectricSports Saloon

Jaguar XE 2.0d R-Sport: Not quite thevery British success story it might seem

Price: £34,775Engine capacity: 2.0-litre turbo dieselPower output (BHP @ RPM): 178 @ 4,000Top speed (MPH): 140Fuel economy (MPG): 67.3CO2 EMISSIONS (G/KM): 109

In many ways, the Jaguar XE is themost important British car to launch thisyear or perhaps in the past five years.What other new car heralded not one,but two new factories and thousands ofnew jobs?

Automotive economics and numerousvisits from George Osborne to the twonew Midlands plants aside (he can't resistthe photo-op, but Jaguar is actuallyIndian-owned these days), the new XE isup against some serious, almost exclusivelyGerman, opposition including the Audi A4, BMW 3Series and Mercedes C-Class.

These cars are global sales success stories, butthey are rather, well, dull. Thankfully, the new XE iscertainly pretty enough to compete against itdour rivals, and thanks to Jaguar's new range ofIngenium efficient engines, it's clean andeconomical enough to compete. But is it the fullpackage?

First, the negatives. In places, the interiorswitches feel a little cheap compared to rivalmodels. Nonetheless, the cabin is hardly a badplace to spend a few hours, especially when youconsider the XE's compliant ride and smoothengine.

Sadly, it's not quite the same for passengers inthe rear, where head and knee room are in shortsupply. It's not vastly smaller than the A4 or 3Series, but it feels too tight for comfort, a feeling

not helped in the front by the cocoon-like side-panels. A taller driver might struggle more thanthey'd like in a car worth £35,000.

The test of the XE happily coincided with a tripto Scotland. Here, the geographically challengedcabin becomes a cockpit wrapped around you andthe sensible XE becomes a pleasure to drive.There's no doubt its rivals are competent andrewarding to drive, but there's nothing likepushing a Jaguar that little bit too much on a wideA-road. The steering is responsive and delightfullyweighted and there is plenty of gruff bite in theengine to zip along nicely.

Jaguars have always been able to offerunhurried speed and handling, but the XE is thefirst big car to offer that in a smaller and (more)affordable package – the entry-level XE is £7,000cheaper than the larger XF model. There has, itseems, never been a better time to buy British.Well Indian, but who cares about that.

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00:20 Live at the Apollo01:05 Weather for the WeekAhead01:10 BBC News07:00 Breakfast10:15 Rip Off Britain11:00 Homes Under theHammer12:00 Saints and Scroungers12:45 Break-in Britain - TheCrackdown13:15 Bargain Hunt14:00 BBC News; Weather14:45 Doctors15:15 Decimate16:00 Escape to the Country16:45 Money for Nothing17:30 Antiques Road Trip18:15 Pointless19:00 BBC News19:30 BBC London News20:00 The One Show20:30 EastEnders21:00 Holby City22:00 New Tricks23:00 BBC News23:25 BBC London News;Weather23:35 Millennium Children

CHANNEL00:15 Special Forces - Ulti-mate Hell Week01:15 World's Busiest Railway201502:15 The Ascent of Woman03:15 This Is BBC Two07:00 Homes Under theHammer08:00 Saints and Scroungers08:45 Break-in Britain - TheCrackdown09:15 Claimed and Shamed09:45 Terry and Mason'sGreat Food Trip10:15 Victoria Derbyshire12:00 BBC News12:30 Daily Politics14:00 The Rockford Files14:45 Cash in the Attic15:30 Tom Kerridge's BestEver Dishes16:00 Best Bakes Ever16:45 Africa17:45 Coast18:15 Flog It!18:55 Party Political Broad-cast: Liberal Democrats19:00 Terry and Mason'sGreat Food Trip19:30 Eggheads20:00 Food & Drink20:30 Great British Menu21:00 Don't Panic - How toEnd Poverty in 15 Years22:00 The Ascent of Woman23:00 QI23:30 Newsnight

00:40 Through the Keyhole

01:40 Jackpot247

04:00 Loose Women

04:50 ITV Nightscreen

06:05 The Jeremy Kyle Show

07:00 Good Morning Britain

09:30 Lorraine

10:25 The Jeremy Kyle Show

11:30 This Morning

13:30 Loose Women

14:30 ITV News and Weather

14:55 ITV News London

15:00 Rugby World Cup




20:00 Emmerdale

20:30 Coronation Street

21:30 Emmerdale

22:00 Midwinter of the Spirit




Highlights

00:05 Bodyshockers01:10 Poker02:05 KOTV Boxing Weekly02:30 Gillette World Sport03:00 Great Scottish Swim201503:55 Para Tri04:25 British GT Champions-hip04:50 Deal or No Deal05:40 Fifteen to One06:30 1001 Things YouShould Know07:00 Countdown07:45 3rd Rock from the Sun08:35 Everybody LovesRaymond10:00 Frasier11:00 Undercover BossCanada12:00 Four Rooms13:00 Channel 4 NewsSummary13:05 Come Dine with Me14:10 Deal or No Deal15:10 Countdown16:00 Fifteen to One17:00 A Place in the Sun:Summer Sun18:00 Four in a Bed18:30 Come Dine with Me19:00 The Simpsons19:30 Hollyoaks20:00 Channel 4 News21:00 Posh Pawn22:00 Grand Designs23:00 World of Weird

00:00 Celebrity Big Brother'sBit on the Side01:00 Celebrity Big Brother:Live from the House02:00 SuperCasino04:10 The NightmareNeighbour Next Door05:00 Nick's Quest05:25 Divine Designs05:45 House Doctor07:00 The WotWots07:10 Igam Ogam07:20 Lily's Driftwood Bay07:30 Fireman Sam07:40 Toot the Tiny Tugboat07:50 Peppa Pig07:55 Pip Ahoy!08:10 Little Princess08:20 Bob the Builder08:35 Thomas & Friends08:50 Noddy in Toyland09:00 Ben and Holly's LittleKingdom09:15 Peppa Pig09:35 Toby's Travelling Circus09:45 Bananas in Pyjamas10:00 Tickety Toc10:15 The Wright Stuff12:10 Cowboy Builders13:10 5 News Lunchtime13:15 Celebrity Big Brother14:15 Home and Away14:45 Neighbours15:15 NCIS16:15 Another Man's Wife18:00 5 News at 518:30 Neighbours19:00 Home and Away19:30 5 News Tonight20:00 Angry Britain21:00 The NightmareNeighbour Next Door22:00 Celebrity Big Brother23:00 Wentworth Prison

01:10 The Falklands Legacywith Max Hastings02:10 Canals - The Making ofa Nation02:40 Hive Minds03:10 The Secret Life of Rub-bish04:10 Britain on Film04:40 Close20:00 World News Today20:25 Weather20:30 Great ContinentalRailway Journeys21:00 Brick by Brick: Rebuil-ding Our Past22:00 Timeshift23:00 Cosmonauts: How Rus-sia Won the Space Race

00:10 The Job Lot00:40 Two and a Half Men01:40 Fake Reaction02:20 Totally BonkersGuinness World Records02:40 Viral Tap03:20 Teleshopping06:50 ITV2 Nightscreen07:00 You've Been Framed!07:20 Psych08:05 Emmerdale08:35 The Cube09:35 Dinner Date10:35 Psych11:25 The Real Housewives ofAtlanta13:10 Emmerdale13:40 The Cube14:40 Dinner Date15:40 Judge Rinder16:40 The Jeremy Kyle Show20:00 You've Been Framed!21:00 Two and a Half Men22:00 Through the Keyhole23:00 Coronation Street Live:Uncovered

00:05 The Vice01:10 Lewis02:55 Movies Now03:05 ITV3 Nightscreen03:30 Teleshopping07:00 In Loving Memory07:25 Heartbeat08:25 The Royal09:30 Where the Heart Is10:40 Judge Judy12:00 Lewis14:00 Heartbeat15:05 The Royal16:10 Where the Heart Is17:15 Doctor in the House17:50 On the Buses18:20 In Loving Memory18:55 Heartbeat20:00 Murder, She Wrote21:00 Long Lost Family22:00 Britain's Busiest Airport- Heathrow23:00 Law & Order: UK

01:25 Mortal Kombat II: Anni-hilation03:10 BRDC Formula 4Championship Highlights04:00 Teleshopping07:00 Alias Smith and Jones07:50 The Car Chasers08:50 Hogan's Heroes09:50 The Professionals10:55 Magnum, PI11:55 Alias Smith and Jones13:00 Minder14:00 The Car Chasers15:00 Pawn Stars15:55 Hogan's Heroes17:00 Magnum, PI18:00 Minder19:00 The Professionals20:00 Pawn Stars20:30 Live Rugby World Cup23:15 Rugby World CupGreatest Moments

Channel

Wednesday23rdSeptember

00:00 Family Guy

00:25 Family Guy

00:45 American Dad!

01:10 Family Guy

01:30 Fried





05:00 Close

20:00 Top Gear

21:05 Bangkok Airport


23:00 Top Coppers

23:30 Bad Education

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00:35 Who Do You Think YouAre?01:35 Weather for the WeekAhead01:40 BBC News07:00 Breakfast10:15 Rip Off Britain11:00 Homes Under theHammer12:00 Saints and Scroungers12:45 Break-in Britain - TheCrackdown13:15 Bargain Hunt14:00 BBC News; Weather14:45 Doctors15:15 Decimate16:00 Escape to the Country16:45 Money for Nothing17:30 Antiques Road Trip18:15 Pointless19:00 BBC News19:30 BBC London News19:55 Party Political Broad-cast: Liberal Democrats20:00 The One Show20:30 Pound Shop Wars21:00 The Great British BakeOff22:00 Doctor Foster23:00 BBC News23:25 BBC London News;Weather23:35 A Question of Sport


CHANNEL00:05 Mountain Goats00:35 Hard Rain02:10 Weather for the WeekAhead02:15 BBC News07:00 Breakfast10:15 Rip Off Britain11:00 Homes Under theHammer12:00 Saints and Scroungers12:45 Break-in Britain - TheCrackdown13:15 Bargain Hunt14:00 BBC News; Weather14:45 Doctors15:15 Decimate16:00 Escape to the Country16:45 Money for Nothing17:30 Antiques Road Trip18:15 Pointless19:00 BBC News19:30 BBC London News20:00 The One Show20:30 EastEnders21:00 Eat Well for Less?22:00 Who Do You Think YouAre?23:00 BBC News23:25 BBC London News;Weather23:35 Question Time

00:15 Countdown to Life: TheExtraordinary Making of You01:15 India: Nature's Wonder-land02:15 The Hairy Bikers'Northern Exposure03:15 Alex Polizzi: Chefs onTrial04:15 This Is BBC Two07:00 Homes Under theHammer08:00 Saints and Scroungers08:45 Break-in Britain - TheCrackdown09:15 Eat Well for Less?10:15 Victoria Derbyshire12:00 BBC News12:30 BBC World News13:00 Daily Politics14:00 The Rockford Files14:45 Cash in the Attic15:30 Tom Kerridge's BestEver Dishes16:00 Best Bakes Ever16:45 Africa17:45 Coast18:15 Flog It!19:00 Terry and Mason'sGreat Food Trip19:30 Eggheads20:00 Mary Berry's AbsoluteFavourites20:30 Great British Menu21:00 World's Weirdest Events22:00 Cradle to Grave22:30 Boy Meets Girl23:00 Mock the Week23:30 Newsnight

00:40 Sports Life Stories01:40 Jackpot24704:00 Don't Blow theInheritance04:50 ITV Nightscreen06:05 The Jeremy Kyle Show07:00 Good Morning Britain09:30 Lorraine10:25 The Jeremy Kyle Show11:30 This Morning13:30 Loose Women14:30 ITV News and Weather14:55 ITV News London15:00 Dickinson's Real Deal16:00 Who's Doing the Dis-hes?17:00 Who's Doing the Dis-hes?18:00 The Chase19:00 ITV News London19:25 Party Political Broad-cast19:30 ITV News and Weather20:00 Emmerdale20:30 Rugby World Cup23:00 ITV News at Ten andWeather23:30 ITV News London23:50 The Chase

00:00 Hunted01:05 Bestival 201502:05 The Catch03:00 Semi-Pro04:35 Location, Location,Location05:30 Kirstie's Vintage Gems05:45 Fifteen to One06:35 1001 Things YouShould Know07:00 Countdown07:45 3rd Rock from the Sun08:35 Everybody LovesRaymond10:00 Frasier11:00 Undercover BossCanada12:00 Four Rooms13:00 Channel 4 NewsSummary13:05 Come Dine with Me14:10 Deal or No Deal15:10 Countdown16:00 Fifteen to One17:00 A Place in the Sun:Summer Sun18:00 Four in a Bed18:30 Come Dine with Me19:00 The Simpsons19:30 Hollyoaks20:00 Channel 4 News21:00 George Clarke's Ama-zing Spaces22:00 Hunted23:00 First Dates

00:00 Capital One CupHighlights01:25 Caught on Camera01:50 SuperCasino04:10 Benefits Britain: Life onthe Dole05:00 Nick's Quest05:25 Divine Designs05:50 House Doctor07:00 The WotWots07:10 Igam Ogam07:20 Lily's Driftwood Bay07:30 Fireman Sam07:40 Toot the Tiny Tugboat07:50 Peppa Pig07:55 Pip Ahoy!08:10 Little Princess08:20 Bob the Builder08:35 Thomas & Friends08:50 Noddy in Toyland09:00 Ben and Holly's LittleKingdom09:15 Peppa Pig09:35 Toby's Travelling Circus09:45 Bananas in Pyjamas10:00 Tickety Toc10:15 The Wright Stuff12:10 Cowboy Builders &Bodge Jobs13:10 5 News Lunchtime13:15 Celebrity Big Brother14:15 Home and Away14:45 Neighbours15:15 NCIS16:15 Committed18:00 5 News at 518:30 Neighbours19:00 Home and Away19:30 5 News Tonight20:00 Underground Britain21:00 Make You Laugh OutLoud22:00 Celebrity Big Brother23:45 Celebrity Big Brother'sBit on the Side

00:00 Storyville

01:20 Brick by Brick:

Rebuilding Our Past

02:20 The Inca: Masters of the

Clouds

03:20 Timeshift

04:20 Close

20:00 World News Today

20:25 Weather

20:30 Great Continental

Railway Journeys

21:00 Ian Hislop's Age of the

Do-Gooders

22:00 The Secret Rules of

Modern Living: Algorithms

23:00 Horizon

00:00 Harold & Kumar Get theMunchies01:50 Two and a Half Men02:15 Fake Reaction02:50 Totally BonkersGuinness World Records03:15 Teleshopping06:45 ITV2 Nightscreen07:00 The Hot Desk07:10 Psych07:55 Emmerdale08:50 Coronation Street09:55 Coronation Street Live:Uncovered10:55 You've Been Framed!11:25 The Real Housewives ofAtlanta13:10 Emmerdale14:10 Coronation Street15:15 You've Been Framed!15:40 Judge Rinder16:40 The Jeremy Kyle Show20:00 You've Been Framed!20:45 Miss Congeniality 2:Armed & Fabulous23:00 Celebrity Juice23:50 Scary Movie V

00:00 The Vice01:10 Lewis02:55 ITV3 Nightscreen03:30 Teleshopping07:00 In Loving Memory07:25 Heartbeat08:25 The Royal09:30 Where the Heart Is10:35 Judge Judy11:55 Lewis14:00 Heartbeat15:05 The Royal16:05 Where the Heart Is17:15 Doctor in the House17:50 On the Buses18:20 In Loving Memory18:55 Heartbeat20:00 Murder, She Wrote21:00 Lewis23:00 Law & Order: UK

00:15 We Were Soldiers03:00 Cholera03:50 ITV4 Nightscreen04:00 Teleshopping07:00 Alias Smith and Jones07:50 The Car Chasers08:45 Hogan's Heroes09:50 The Professionals10:55 Magnum, PI11:55 Alias Smith and Jones12:55 Minder14:00 The Car Chasers15:00 Tommy Cooper15:25 Pawn Stars15:55 Hogan's Heroes17:00 Magnum, PI18:00 Minder19:00 Rugby World CupHighlights20:00 Pawn Stars21:00 British SuperbikeChampionship Highlights22:00 Red Heat

Channel

Thursday24thSeptember

00:00 Family Guy00:25 Family Guy00:45 American Dad!01:10 Family Guy01:30 Top Coppers01:55 Don't Tell the Bride02:55 Fried03:25 Bad Education03:55 Great Movie Mistakes04:00 Don't Tell the Bride05:00 Close20:00 Top Gear21:00 Don't Tell the Bride22:00 Being Human23:00 EastEnders23:30 Russell Howard's GoodNews Extra


CHANNEL00:15 The Naked Choir withGareth Malone01:15 Panorama01:45 India: Nature's Wonder-land02:45 This Is BBC Two02:55 Live Formula 104:35 Doctor Who05:35 This Is BBC Two06:55 Live Formula 108:45 Break-in Britain - TheCrackdown09:15 Gardeners' World09:45 Great British Menu10:15 Victoria Derbyshire12:00 BBC News12:30 Daily Politics14:00 The Rockford Files14:45 Cash in the Attic15:30 Tom Kerridge's BestEver Dishes16:00 Best Bakes Ever16:45 Africa17:45 Coast18:15 Flog It!19:00 Terry and Mason'sGreat Food Trip19:30 Eggheads20:00 Mary Berry's AbsoluteFavourites20:30 Great British Menu21:00 Mastermind21:30 Gardeners' World22:00 Patagonia: Earth'sSecret Paradise23:00 The Great British BakeOff: An Extra Slice23:30 Newsnight

00:50 River Monsters01:15 Jackpot24704:00 The Jeremy Kyle ShowUSA04:40 ITV Nightscreen06:05 The Jeremy Kyle Show07:00 Good Morning Britain09:30 Lorraine10:25 The Jeremy Kyle Show11:30 This Morning13:30 Loose Women14:30 ITV News and Weather14:55 ITV News London15:00 Dickinson's Real Deal16:00 Who's Doing the Dis-hes?17:00 Tipping Point18:00 The Chase19:00 ITV News London19:30 ITV News and Weather20:00 Emmerdale20:30 Coronation Street21:00 Emmerdale21:30 Coronation Street22:00 Piers Morgan's LifeStories23:00 ITV News at Ten andWeather23:30 ITV News London23:40 The Fast and the Fu-rious: Tokyo Drift

00:05 Gogglebox01:10 Educating Cardiff02:05 Katie Piper'sExtraordinary Births03:00 16 Kids and Counting03:55 Location, Location,Location04:50 Deal or No Deal05:45 Fifteen to One06:35 1001 Things You ShouldKnow07:00 Countdown07:45 3rd Rock from the Sun08:35 Everybody LovesRaymond10:00 Frasier11:00 Undercover BossAustralia12:00 Four Rooms13:00 Channel 4 NewsSummary13:05 Come Dine with Me14:05 Jamie's 15 Minute Meals14:35 Channel 4 Racing17:00 A Place in the Sun:Summer Sun18:00 Four in a Bed18:30 Come Dine with Me19:00 The Simpsons19:30 Hollyoaks20:00 Channel 4 News21:00 Deal or No Deal22:00 Gogglebox23:00 Alan Carr: Chatty Man

01:15 SuperCasino04:10 Make You Laugh OutLoud05:00 Nick's Quest05:25 Divine Designs05:45 House Doctor07:00 The WotWots07:10 Igam Ogam07:20 Lily's Driftwood Bay07:30 Fireman Sam07:40 Toot the Tiny Tugboat07:50 Peppa Pig07:55 Pip Ahoy!08:10 Little Princess08:20 Bob the Builder08:35 Thomas & Friends08:50 Noddy in Toyland09:00 Ben and Holly's LittleKingdom09:15 Peppa Pig09:35 Toby's Travelling Circus09:45 Bananas in Pyjamas10:00 Tickety Toc10:15 The Wright Stuff12:25 Celebrity Big Brother14:10 5 News Lunchtime14:15 Home and Away14:45 Neighbours15:15 NCIS16:15 Like Mother, LikeDaughter18:00 5 News at 518:30 Neighbours19:00 Home and Away19:30 5 News Tonight20:00 World's Biggest Beasts22:00 NCIS: New Orleans23:00 NCIS23:55 NCIS: Los Angeles

00:00 Detectorists

00:30 Detectorists

01:00 Archaeology: A Secret

History

02:00 Natural World

03:00 Horizon

04:00 The Secret Rules of

Modern Living: Algorithms

05:00 Close

20:00 World News Today

20:25 Weather

20:30 Leeds International

Piano Competition 2015

22:00 The Joy of Disco

23:00 Hot Chocolate at the

BBC

01:30 Two and a Half Men02:20 Fake Reaction02:55 Totally BonkersGuinness World Records03:20 Teleshopping06:50 ITV2 Nightscreen07:00 Totally BonkersGuinness World Records07:20 Psych08:05 Emmerdale08:35 The Cube09:35 Dinner Date10:35 Psych11:25 The Real Housewives ofAtlanta13:10 Emmerdale13:40 You've Been Framed!14:40 Dinner Date15:40 Judge Rinder16:40 The Jeremy Kyle Show20:00 You've Been Framed!21:00 Two and a Half Men22:00 The ShawshankRedemption

00:00 The Vice01:10 Lewis02:55 Movies Now03:05 ITV3 Nightscreen03:30 Teleshopping07:00 In Loving Memory07:25 Heartbeat08:25 The Royal09:25 Where the Heart Is10:35 Judge Judy11:00 Judge Judy11:30 Judge Judy11:55 Lewis14:00 Heartbeat15:00 The Royal16:05 Where the Heart Is17:15 Doctor in the House17:50 On the Buses18:20 In Loving Memory18:55 Heartbeat20:00 Murder, She Wrote21:00 Foyle's War23:00 Law & Order: UK

00:10 Bundesliga FootballHighlights01:10 Waterworld03:30 Hogan's Heroes04:00 Teleshopping07:00 Movies Now07:10 Alias Smith and Jones08:00 The Car Chasers08:30 The Car Chasers10:05 The Professionals11:05 Magnum, PI12:05 Alias Smith and Jones13:10 Minder14:15 The Car Chasers15:15 Pawn Stars16:05 Hogan's Heroes17:15 Rugby World Cup20:00 Rugby World CupGreatest XV21:00 Invictus23:45 Benidorm

Channel

Friday25thSeptember

00:35 This Week01:20 Holiday Weatherview01:25 BBC News07:00 Breakfast10:15 Rip Off Britain11:00 Homes Under theHammer12:00 Saints and Scroungers12:45 Break-in Britain - TheCrackdown13:15 Bargain Hunt14:00 BBC News; Weather14:45 Doctors15:15 Decimate16:00 Escape to the Country16:45 Money for Nothing17:30 Antiques Road Trip18:15 Pointless19:00 BBC News19:30 BBC London News20:00 The One Show20:30 A Question of Sport21:00 EastEnders21:30 Still Open All Hours22:00 Strictly Come Dancing23:00 BBC News23:25 BBC London News;Weather23:35 The Graham NortonShow

00:15 Family Guy00:40 Family Guy01:00 American Dad!01:25 Family Guy01:45 Being Human02:45 Don't Tell the Bride03:40 Comedy Feeds04:00 Fried04:30 Top Coppers05:00 Close20:00 Great Movie Mistakes20:15 Doctor Who21:00 Don't Tell the Bride22:00 Russell Howard's GoodNews22:30 Russell Howard's GoodNews23:00 EastEnders23:30 Murder in Successville

CHANNEL00:00 Artsnight00:30 Later - with Jools Ho-lland01:35 The Children02:55 Question Time03:55 Special Forces - Ulti-mate Hell Week04:55 Live Formula 106:05 This Is BBC Two09:30 Formula 1 Rewind11:30 Animal Park12:00 More Creatures Greatand Small12:30 More Creatures Greatand Small13:00 Great British Menu13:30 Great British Menu14:00 Terry and Mason'sGreat Food Trip14:30 Two Greedy Italians15:30 Coast16:20 World's Busiest Railway201517:20 Flog It!18:20 The Hairy Bikers'Northern Exposure19:20 Gardeners' World19:50 Natural World20:50 Dad's Army21:20 Midnight's Children23:35 Cradle to Grave

01:35 Jackpot24704:00 Britain's Best Bakery04:50 ITV Nightscreen07:00 Bottom Knocker Street07:35 Dino Dan: Trek'sAdventures08:00 Signed Stories08:05 Sooty08:20 Super 408:35 Adventure Time09:00 Marvel AvengersAssemble09:30 Fish Hooks09:45 Horrid Henry10:00 Jessie10:25 ITV News10:30 The Unforgettable11:15 The X Factor13:15 ITV News and Weather13:24 ITV London Weather13:25 Downton Abbey15:00 Rugby World Cup17:30 Rugby World Cup19:55 ITV News London20:00 ITV News and Weather20:15 Rugby World Cup23:20 Through the Keyhole

00:05 First Dates01:10 Bad Robots01:40 Rude Tube02:35 Beginners04:20 Supernatural05:05 River Cottage Bites05:20 Deal or No Deal06:15 Fifteen to One07:05 How I Met Your Mother07:30 Challenge Weymouth08:30 FIM Superbike WorldChampionship09:00 The Morning Line10:00 Frasier11:00 The Big Bang Theory11:55 Come Dine with Me14:30 Channel 4 Racing17:10 Channel 4 News17:30 Couples Come Dinewith Me18:15 Couples Come Dinewith Me19:00 Celebrity Benchmark20:00 Location, Location,Location21:00 Britain's Best Sitcoms22:00 It Was Alright In23:00 Gogglebox

00:50 True Crimes: The First 72Hours01:15 SuperCasino04:10 Angry Britain05:00 Katie Price: In Therapy05:45 House Doctor07:00 Peppa Pig07:05 Bananas in Pyjamas07:20 Angelina Ballerina07:35 Pip Ahoy!07:45 Tickety Toc08:00 Chloe's Closet08:15 Roobarb and Custard08:20 Make Way for Noddy08:35 Paw Patrol08:50 Little Princess09:05 Wanda and the Alien09:20 Zack and Quack09:35 Ben and Holly's LittleKingdom09:50 Jelly Jamm10:05 LazyTown10:35 Dora and Friends11:00 SpongeBob SquarePants11:35 Cowboy Builders13:25 Cowboy Builders &Bodge Jobs14:20 Columbo Cries Wolf16:10 Columbo: Death Hitsthe Jackpot18:00 The NightmareNeighbour Next Door19:00 Can't Pay? We'll Take ItAway19:55 5 News Weekend20:00 Now That's Funny!21:00 The Gadget Show22:00 Football League Tonight23:30 Stevie Wonder: An All-Star Grammy Salute

00:00 Boogie Fever: A TOTP2

Disco Special

01:30 Nile Rodgers: The

Hitmaker



BBC

04:30 Close

20:00 Operation Jericho

21:00 Timeshift

22:00 Beck

00:55 Two and a Half Men01:25 Two and a Half Men01:50 Fake Reaction02:30 Totally BonkersGuinness World Records02:55 Animal Practice03:20 Teleshopping06:50 ITV2 Nightscreen07:00 Emmerdale10:05 Coronation Street13:05 You've Been Framed!14:05 The X Factor16:10 The Xtra Factor17:15 Catchphrase17:55 Nim's Island19:50 Miss Congeniality 2:Armed & Fabulous22:00 The Back-Up Plan

00:00 The Vice01:15 Lewis02:55 Where the Heart Is03:50 Judge Judy04:10 ITV3 Nightscreen04:15 Emmerdale07:00 Movies Now07:10 Judge Judy07:30 Where the Heart Is08:30 Where the Heart Is09:35 Agatha Christie's Marple11:35 Lewis13:40 Foyle's War15:50 Foyle's War17:50 Foyle's War19:55 Doc Martin21:00 Lewis23:00 A Touch of Frost

00:45 First Blood02:40 Minder03:35 Nitro Circus03:50 ITV4 Nightscreen04:00 Teleshopping07:00 Ax Men07:45 Motorsport UK08:40 Bundesliga FootballHighlights10:40 Goodwood Cars of theFuture - Racing11:40 Goodwood Revival201512:40 The Professionals13:45 Pawn Stars15:05 British SuperbikeChampionship Highlights16:10 Rio Bravo19:00 Storage Wars: New York20:00 Storage Wars20:30 Cannonball Run II22:45 National Lampoon'sLoaded Weapon 1

Channel

Saturday26thSeptember

00:25 Pound Shop Wars00:55 The Box02:40 Weather for the WeekAhead02:45 BBC News07:00 Live Formula 109:30 Breakfast11:00 Saturday Kitchen Live12:30 James Martin: HomeComforts13:00 BBC News; Weather13:10 Football Focus13:50 Saturday Sportsday14:00 Formula 115:30 Bargain Hunt16:15 Money for Nothing17:00 Final Score18:10 BBC News18:20 BBC London News;Weather18:30 Pointless Celebrities19:20 Strictly Come Dancing20:50 Doctor Who21:35 The National Lottery: InIt to Win It22:15 Casualty23:15 BBC News; Weather23:30 Match of the Day

00:00 Family Guy00:25 Family Guy00:45 American Dad!01:10 Family Guy01:30 Top Coppers02:00 Fried02:30 Russell Howard's GoodNews03:00 Russell Howard's GoodNews03:30 Murder in Successville04:00 Top Coppers04:30 Funz & Gamez05:00 Close20:00 Top Gear21:00 Don't Tell the Bride22:00 Russell Howard's GoodNews22:30 Russell Howard's GoodNews23:00 The 51st State


CHANNEL00:00 Boy Meets Girl00:35 A Walk to Remember03:35 This Is BBC Two06:45 Countryfile07:45 Gardeners' World08:15 The Beechgrove Gar-den08:45 Match of the Day10:15 Saturday Kitchen BestBites11:45 Great British Menu12:15 Great British Menu12:45 Great British Menu13:15 MOTD2 Extra14:00 Homes Under theHammer15:00 Escape to the Conti-nent16:00 Cycling17:30 Flog It!18:30 Patagonia: Earth'sSecret Paradise19:30 World's Weirdest Events20:30 The Great British BakeOff: An Extra Slice21:00 The Best of Top Gear22:00 Special Forces - Ulti-mate Hell Week23:00 Family Guy23:25 Family Guy23:45 Family Guy

00:20 ITV News and Weather00:35 Rugby World CupHighlights01:30 Jackpot24704:00 Show Me the Telly04:50 ITV Nightscreen07:00 Bottom Knocker Street07:35 Dino Dan: Trek'sAdventures08:00 Signed Stories08:05 Sooty08:20 Super 408:35 Matt Hatter Chronicles09:00 Marvel AvengersAssemble09:30 Fish Hooks09:45 Horrid Henry10:00 Horrible Science10:25 Murder, She Wrote11:25 The Jeremy Kyle Show12:30 Rugby World Cup19:45 ITV News London19:55 ITV News and Weather20:00 The X Factor22:00 Downton Abbey23:00 ITV News and Weather23:20 Rugby World CupHighlights

00:05 Predators

02:05 Alan Carr: Chatty Man

03:00 Animal Kingdom

04:50 Hollyoaks

07:00 Location, Location,

Location

07:10 How I Met Your Mother

07:35 The Grid

08:05 Volkswagen Racing Cup

08:30 Everybody Loves

Raymond

10:00 Frasier

10:30 Sunday Brunch

13:30 The Big Bang Theory

14:25 Beaches

16:45 St Trinian's 2: the Le-

gend of Fritton's Gold

18:50 A Place in the Sun:

Winter Sun

19:45 Channel 4 News

20:00 First Humans: The Cave

Discovery

21:00 Time Crashers

22:00 This Is England '90

23:00 Colombiana

01:15 The Gadget Show02:05 SuperCasino04:10 Spike Fight Night05:50 Make It Big06:20 Make It Big06:45 Angels of Jarm06:50 Angels of Jarm07:00 Peppa Pig07:05 Bananas in Pyjamas07:20 Angelina Ballerina07:30 Pip Ahoy!07:45 Tickety Toc07:55 Chloe's Closet08:05 Roobarb and CustardToo08:15 Make Way for Noddy08:25 Paw Patrol08:45 Little Princess09:00 Wanda and the Alien09:10 Zack and Quack09:25 Ben and Holly's LittleKingdom09:45 Jelly Jamm10:00 LazyTown10:30 Dora and Friends10:55 SpongeBob Square-Pants11:30 Football League Tonight13:00 Police Interceptors13:55 Police Interceptors14:55 201217:50 Planet of the Apes20:00 The Forbidden Kingdom21:55 5 News Weekend22:00 Just Go with It23:55 Welcome to the Jungle


BBC

01:30 Boogie Fever: A TOTP2

Disco Special

03:00 Nile Rodgers: The

Hitmaker


05:00 Close

20:00 Arvo Part/Robert Wil-

son: The Lost Paradise

21:00 The Last Journey of the

Magna Carta King

22:00 Egypt's Lost Cities

23:30 Ilo Ilo

00:15 Celebrity Juice01:00 Safeword01:40 Safeword02:25 Totally BonkersGuinness World Records02:50 Crazy Beaches03:15 Animal Practice03:40 Teleshopping06:40 ITV2 Nightscreen07:00 Totally BonkersGuinness World Records07:25 Emmerdale10:30 Coronation Street13:35 Catchphrase14:35 You've Been Framed!16:10 Nim's Island18:05 The Polar Express20:00 Uncle Buck22:00 The Xtra Factor23:00 300

01:15 Wire in the Blood02:35 Murder, She Wrote03:25 ITV3 Nightscreen03:30 Teleshopping07:00 On the Buses07:25 Agatha Christie's Mar-ple09:15 Heartbeat11:20 The Casebook ofSherlock Holmes13:35 Agatha Christie'sSparkling Cyanide15:30 Foyle's War17:40 Foyle's War19:45 Foyle's War22:00 Sunday Night at thePalladium23:00 Birds of a Feather23:35 City Lights

00:30 First Blood02:20 Minder03:20 Hogan's Heroes03:45 ITV4 Nightscreen04:00 Teleshopping07:00 Ax Men08:00 Ax Men08:55 Pawn Stars09:30 Pawn Stars09:55 Rugby World CupHighlights11:00 Live British Touring CarChampionship19:30 Goodwood Cars of theFuture - Racing20:30 Goodwood Revival201521:30 Storage Wars22:00 Waterworld

Channel

Sunday27thSeptember

02:25 Weather for the WeekAhead02:30 BBC News06:00 Live Formula 110:00 The Andrew Marr Show11:00 Sunday Morning Live12:00 Sunday Politics13:15 Bargain Hunt14:00 BBC News14:10 Weather for the WeekAhead14:15 Formula 116:15 Eat Well for Less?17:15 The Great British BakeOff18:15 Points of View18:30 Songs of Praise19:05 BBC News19:20 BBC London News;Weather19:30 Countryfile20:30 Antiques Roadshow21:30 Cider with Rosie23:00 BBC News23:20 BBC London News;Weather23:30 Match of the Day 2

00:25 Family Guy

00:50 Family Guy

01:10 Family Guy

01:35 Family Guy

01:55 Family Guy

02:15 Family Guy

02:40 Russell Howard's Good

News

03:10 Orphan Black

03:50 Orphan Black

04:35 Comedy Feeds

05:00 Close

20:00 Formula 1


22:00 Pirates of the Carib-

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CHANNEL00:10 Youth in Revolt01:35 Love like Poison02:55 Countryfile03:50 Holby City04:50 This Is BBC Two07:00 Homes Under theHammer08:00 Saints and Scroungers08:45 Break-in Britain - TheCrackdown09:15 Escape to the Continent10:15 Victoria Derbyshire12:00 BBC News12:30 Daily Politics14:00 The A to Z of TVGardening14:10 The Rockford Files15:00 Cycling16:30 A Taste of Britain17:00 Best Bakes Ever17:45 Coast18:15 Flog It!19:00 Eggheads19:30 Strictly Come Dancing -It Takes Two20:00 This Wild Life20:30 Great British Menu21:00 University Challenge21:30 Only Connect22:00 Countdown to Life: TheExtraordinary Making of You23:00 Mock the Week23:30 Newsnight

00:20 Perspectives01:20 Murder, She Wrote02:20 Jackpot24704:00 Motorsport UK04:50 British SuperbikeChampionship Highlights05:40 ITV Nightscreen06:05 The Jeremy Kyle Show07:00 Good Morning Britain09:30 Lorraine10:25 The Jeremy Kyle Show11:30 This Morning13:30 Loose Women14:30 ITV News and Weather14:55 ITV News London15:00 Judge Rinder16:00 Who's Doing the Dis-hes?17:00 Tipping Point18:00 The Chase19:00 ITV News London19:30 ITV News and Weather20:00 Emmerdale20:30 Coronation Street21:00 Britain As Seen on ITV21:30 Coronation Street22:00 Doc Martin23:00 ITV News at Ten andWeather23:30 ITV News London23:45 Piers Morgan's LifeStories

00:10 This Is 4002:40 World of Weird03:40 Come Dine with MeExtra Portions05:25 Location, Location,Location06:20 Hugh's 3 Good Things:Best Bites06:30 1001 Things YouShould Know06:55 How I Met Your Mother07:45 3rd Rock from the Sun08:35 Everybody LovesRaymond10:00 Frasier11:00 Undercover BossAustralia12:00 A Place in the Sun13:00 Channel 4 NewsSummary13:05 Come Dine with Me14:10 Deal or No Deal15:10 Countdown16:00 Fifteen to One17:00 Posh Pawn18:00 Four in a Bed18:30 Come Dine with Me19:00 The Simpsons19:30 Hollyoaks20:00 Channel 4 News21:00 Jamie's Super Food21:30 Food Unwrapped22:00 The Catch23:00 Sex Diaries

01:45 Tattoo Disasters UK02:15 SuperCasino04:10 Transporter: The Series05:00 House Doctor05:25 Make It Big06:45 Angels of Jarm07:00 The WotWots07:10 Igam Ogam07:20 Lily's Driftwood Bay07:30 Fireman Sam07:40 Toot the Tiny Tugboat07:50 Peppa Pig07:55 Pip Ahoy!08:10 Little Princess08:20 Bob the Builder08:35 Thomas & Friends08:50 Noddy in Toyland09:00 Ben and Holly's LittleKingdom09:10 Milkshake! Bop Box09:15 Peppa Pig09:35 Toby's Travelling Circus09:45 Bananas in Pyjamas10:00 Tickety Toc10:15 The Wright Stuff12:10 Cowboy Builders13:10 5 News Lunchtime13:15 The Yorkshire Vet14:15 Home and Away14:45 Neighbours15:15 NCIS: New Orleans16:15 The Deadly Dress: Ga-rage Sale Mystery 418:00 5 News at 518:30 Neighbours19:00 Home and Away19:30 5 News Tonight20:00 The Gadget Show21:00 Police Interceptors22:00 Autopsy: The LastHours Of23:00 Most Shocking Mo-ments in Pop

01:05Ceramics - A Fragile History02:05 Bought with Love: The Se-cret History of British Art Collec-tions03:05 Britain on Film03:35 A Very British Murder withLucy Worsley04:35 Close20:00World News Today20:30 Great ContinentalRailway Journeys21:00 Saints and Sinners:Britain's Millennium ofMonasteries22:00The Inca: Masters of theClouds23:00 A Syrian Love Story -Storyville

01:20 Viral Tap02:05 Reality Bites02:45 Totally BonkersGuinness World Records03:10 Teleshopping06:40 ITV2 Nightscreen07:00 The Hot Desk07:10 Psych07:55 Emmerdale09:00 Coronation Street10:00 You've Been Framed!10:30 Psych11:20 The Real Housewives ofAtlanta13:10 Emmerdale14:15 Coronation Street15:10 You've Been Framed!15:40 The Jeremy Kyle Show19:00 Judge Rinder20:00 You've Been Framed!21:00 Two and a Half Men22:00 The ShawshankRedemption

00:35 Wycliffe02:15 Ooh... You Are Awful03:50 ITV3 Nightscreen04:15 Emmerdale07:00 In Loving Memory07:25 Heartbeat08:25 The Royal09:25 Where the Heart Is10:35 Judge Judy11:50 Inspector Morse14:05 Heartbeat15:05 The Royal16:10 Where the Heart Is17:20 Doctor in the House17:50 On the Buses18:20 In Loving Memory18:50 Heartbeat19:55 Murder, She Wrote20:55 Wycliffe22:00 Women Behind Barswith Trevor McDonald23:00 Law & Order: UK

00:40 Rambo: First Blood, PartII02:45 Cholera03:40 Motorway Patrol04:00 Teleshopping07:00 Alias Smith and Jones07:50 Minder08:55 The Car Chasers09:55 The Professionals10:55 Magnum, PI11:50 The Chase12:50 Minder13:50 The Car Chasers14:55 Hogan's Heroes16:00 The Gold Takers17:00 Magnum, PI19:00 The Professionals20:00 Rugby World CupHighlights21:00 MotoGP Highlights22:00 Goodwood Cars of theFuture - Road23:00 Benidorm

Channel

Monday

28thSeptember

00:05 Family Guy00:25 Family Guy00:50 American Dad!01:10 Family Guy01:35 Top Coppers02:00 Fried02:30 Orphan Black03:15 Orphan Black04:00 Girls Can Code05:00 Close20:00 Top Gear21:00 Don't Tell the Bride22:00 KKK: The Fight for WhiteSupremacy23:00 EastEnders23:30 Russell Howard's GoodNews

00:20 The Women's FootballShow00:50 Imagine01:45 Weather for the WeekAhead01:50 BBC News07:00 Breakfast10:15 Rip Off Britain11:00 Homes Under theHammer12:00 The Sheriffs Are Coming12:45 Thief Trackers13:15 Bargain Hunt14:00 BBC News; Weather14:45 Doctors15:15 Decimate16:00 Escape to the Country16:45 Home Away from Home17:30 Antiques Road Trip18:15 Pointless19:00 BBC News19:30 BBC London News20:00 The One Show20:30 Inside Out21:00 EastEnders21:30 Panorama22:00 All Change at Longleat23:00 BBC News23:25 BBC London News;Weather23:35 Coldplay, Ed Sheeran,Beyonce and Pearl Jam at theGlobal Citizen Festival

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42 CoastRider - Edition 470 - March 5th 201342 www.coastridersl.comCoastRider - Edition 565 - September 22nd 2015What’s on

Tue 22 Sep

9:30am La Siesta Bowls Club - Torrevieja - Calle Rossini, urb.La Siesta10:00am Cycling Club (Club Ciclista) - Main square in San

Miguel de Salinas 10:00am PALS La Siesta Meat Raffle & Bingo 10:45am Gardeners Corner Torrevieja - at karaoke bar

'Supersof' Torrevieja 1:00pm The Good Life Club - Los Arcos Restaurant Avenida

Baleares Torrevieja 1:00pm Calpe Rotary Fellowship - Asia Restaurant La

Fustera1:00pm Phoenix Concert Band in Torrevieja - Centro Social,

San Miguel de Salinas1:00pm Bridge Club - Rest. Antonios, Avda de los Naciones

16, Ciudad Quesada1:00pm Torrevieja Association of Amateur Balladeers

Singers – El Paraiso Restaurant 2:00pm Table Tennis Club - Torrevieja - Casa Ventura, San

Luis 4:00pm Belly Dancing - The Emerald Isle, Urb. La Florida 4:00pm Latin Line Dancing - Casa Venture San Luis 5:45pm Calpe Bowls Club - Edf Paraiso Mar Levante beach, 7:00pm Badminton Club Teulada - Calle Benopia 2, 03724

Moraira 7:30pm Modern Jive Club - La Acena Gym, Puerto de

Mazarron 8:00pm Friends and Buddies - Cats Bar, Sector A Camposol 8:00pm PALS La Siesta GAMES NIGHT 8:30pm The English Folk Music Club, Costa Blanca - Bar

Rendevous, Campoamor,

Wed 23 Sep

9:30am La Siesta Bowls Club - Torrevieja - Calle Rossini, urb.La Siesta, 10:00am Badminton Pilar de La Horadad - Duques de PalmaSports Centre

12:00pm A Touch Of Class Portrait and Pastel ArtworkClasses - Los Arcos, Torrevieja2:00pm Table Tennis Club - Torrevieja - Casa Ventura, San

Luis 2:30pm Spiritual Friends - Los Leones Restaurante

Urbanization Sol Park Moraira. 3:00pm Moraira Ladies Craft Club – 4:00pm Belly Dancing - Keep Fit - Las Claras, Urb. Oasis, Los

Alcazares 6:00pm The Crescendo International Choir - Oasis Bar

Torreta 3 6:00pm Netball Club in Torrevieja - At Playa Flamenca 7:30pm Computer Club - Da Vincis Bistro San Luis

Thu 24 Sep

Carp-R-Us Angling Club – Call to find out meeting point9:30am La Siesta Bowls Club - Torrevieja - Calle Rossini, urb.La Siesta, Torrevieja 10:00am Cycling Club (Club Ciclista) - Main square in San

Miguel de Salinas 10:00am Mazarron Bay Bridge Club - Playa Grande Hotel,

Puerto de Mazarron 10:00am Badminton Pilar de La Horadad - Duques de PalmaSports Centre 10:00am Tennis Club Los Amigos Oliva 10:30am Ladies' Barbershop Harmony Chorus - Las Claras

Centre, Los Narejos 1:00pm Bridge Club - Rest. Antonios, Avda de los Naciones

Ciudad Quesada1:00pm Torrevieja Association of Amateur Balladeers

Singers - El Paraiso Restaurant 2:00pm PALS La Siesta CRAFT CLUB 4:00pm Latin Line Dancing - Emerald Isle, La Florida 6:00pm The Sunshine Club - Various Venues - Villamartin 6:00pm Gandia Area Social Club (GASC) - Viva Espana, Oliva 7:00pm PALS La Siesta BINGO 7:30pm Lions Club Javea, Denia and Pedreguer - Hotel El

Rodat in Javea8:00pm Costa Barber Singers - Recibar La Torre, Benissa8:00pm Royal Air Forces Association in Torrevieja Social –

Phone for venue

Fri 25 Sep

9:30am La Siesta Bowls Club - Torrevieja - Calle Rossini, urb.La Siesta

10:00am PALS La Siesta UNISEX SLIMMING ANDRECREATION5:45pm Calpe Bowls Club - Edf Paraiso Mar Levante Beach7:00pm Coropilar - Choral group - Municipal offices at

Campoverde 7:00pm Badminton Club Teulada - Calle Benopia 2 Moraira 9:00pm Jazz Club - El Puente, Santiago de la Ribera

Sat 26 Sep

9:30am La Siesta Bowls Club - Torrevieja - Calle Rossini, urb.La Siesta9:00pm PALS La Siesta LIVE ENTERTAINMENT NIGHT

Sun 27 Sep

8:30am Costa Blanca Runners South - Caprabo Supermarket 9:30am La Siesta Bowls Club - Torrevieja - Calle Rossini, urb.La Siesta10:00am Tennis Club Los Amigos Oliva - Pg Oliva al Mar 10:30am Christ In You Europa Building, Avda del Pino, Pinarde Campoverde. 11:00am Netball Club in Torrevieja - Playa Flamenca 5:45pm Calpe Bowls Club - Edf Paraiso Mar Levante Beach6:30pm International Christian Assembly - Calle San Miguelde Salinas 2, Torrevieja

Mon 28 Sep

9:30am La Siesta Bowls Club - Torrevieja - Calle Rossini, urb.La Siesta, Torrevieja10:00am Torrevieja Craft Club - Diane's bar at 55 Dr GregorioMaranon, Torrevieja10:00am Badminton Pilar de La Horadad - Duques de PalmaSports Centre 10:00am Tennis Club Los Amigos Oliva - Pg Oliva al Mar

Tue 22 Sep

Feria y Fiestas de Yecla Fiesta de Carthagineses y Romanos de Cartagena Lorca Fiesta Fiestas Virgen del Rosario de Guardamar del Segura Fiesta Santa Tecla de Sitges, Barcelona Fiesta Our Lady Of Mercy Barcelona Patron Saint Fiesta, Mula Murcia 9:00pm Diana Krall Wallflower World Tour ConcertBarclaycard Centre Madrid

Wed 23 Sep

Fiesta de Carthagineses y Romanos de Cartagena Lorca Fiesta Fiestas Virgen del Rosario de Guardamar del Segura Fiesta Santa Tecla de Sitges, Barcelona Fiestas de Nuestra Señora de La Merced (Fiesta of our Ladyof Mercy) Barcelona Fiesta Our Lady Of Mercy Barcelona Patron Saint Fiesta, Mula Murcia 9:30pm The Waterboys La Riviera Madrid

Thu 24 Sep

Fiesta de Carthagineses y Romanos de Cartagena Lorca Fiesta Fiestas Virgen del Rosario de Guardamar del Segura Fiestas de Nuestra Señora de La Merced (Fiesta of our Ladyof Mercy) Barcelona Fiesta Our Lady Of Mercy Barcelona Patron Saint Fiesta, Mula Murcia 8:00pm OktoberFest Barclaycard Centre Madrid

Fri 25 Sep

Fiesta de Carthagineses y Romanos de Cartagena Lorca Fiesta

Fiestas Virgen del Rosario de Guardamar del Segura Fiestas de Nuestra Señora de La Merced (Fiesta of our Ladyof Mercy) Barcelona Moors & Christians Altea Moors & Christians Crevillente Fiesta Patronales Orexta Moors & Christians De Canal, Valencia Redovan Patron Saints Fiesta Patron Saint Fiesta, Mula Murcia 8:00pm OktoberFest Barclaycard Centre Madrid

Sat 26 Sep

Fiesta de Carthagineses y Romanos de Cartagena Lorca Fiesta Fiestas Virgen del Rosario de Guardamar del Segura Fiestas de Nuestra Señora de La Merced (Fiesta of our Ladyof Mercy) Barcelona Moors & Christians Altea Moors & Christians Crevillente Fiesta San Miguel, San Miguel de Salinas Moors & Christians De Canal, Valencia Redovan Patron Saints Fiesta Patron Saint Fiesta, Mula Murcia 7:00pm Raven Extermination Tour Sala Porta CaeliValladolid 8:00pm Antonio Orozco Teatro Axerquia Murcia 8:00pm OktoberFest Barclaycard Centre Madrid 8:00pm Azuqueca Live Festival With Sidonie & Burning,Guadalajara 9:00pm Diana Krall Concert Centre de ConvencionsInternacional de Barcelona 10:00pm Dani Martín Plaza de Toros Las Ventas Madrid

Sun 27 Sep

Fiesta de Carthagineses y Romanos de Cartagena Lorca FiestaFiestas Virgen del Rosario de Guardamar del Segura Fiestas Virgen del Rosario de Guardamar del Segura

Moors & Christians Bellreguard Gandia Fiestas de Nuestra Señora de La Merced (Fiesta of our Ladyof Mercy) Barcelona Moors & Christians Altea Moors & Christians Crevillente Fiesta Santos Cosme y Damián, Relleu Fiesta San Miguel, San Miguel de Salinas Redovan Patron Saints Fiesta La Mata Fiesta 8:00pm OktoberFest Barclaycard Centre Madrid 8:00pm Vader, Caracol, Madrid Spain

Mon 28 Sep

Lorca Fiesta Fiestas Virgen del Rosario de Guardamar del Segura Moors & Christians Bellreguard Gandia Moors & Christians Crevillente Fiesta San Miguel, San Miguel de Salinas 7:00pm Venom Inc + Vader + Divine Chaos Concerts SalaBòveda Barcelona

Fiestas, Festivals & Concerts

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Tue 22 Sep

10:00am PALS Washington Square La Siesta BINGO &MEAT RAFFLE10:30am Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente YOGA 11.00am Lo Crispin Tavern TAI CHI12:00pm Glenn's Bar San Luis VALUE MEALS 2 for €8 12:00pm Reflections Bar & Restaurant, San Luis 5 EURO

MEAL DEAL5:30pm Glenn's Bar San Luis VALUE MEALS 2 for €8 5:30pm Star Of India San Luis SPECIAL EVENING MENU€9.95 6:00pm Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente KARATE.6:00pm Mono's Bar Quesada EARLY BIRD MEAL DEAL 1

for €6 two for €106:00pm Mono's Bar Quesada MOTOWN SOUL NIGHT &

PLAY YOUR CARDS RIGHT 7:30pm The Fire Station - Paso a Paso - Via Park 1 8:00pm Bar Imanyo, Daya Nueva - QUIZ NIGHT 8:00pm PALS Washington Square La Siesta GAMES

NIGHT 8:30pm Reflections Bar & Restaurant, San Luis QUIZ

NIGHT9.00pm Lo Crispin Tavern DARTS9:00pm The Porter House, Altos Del Limonar - KARAOKE 9:00pm Bar Carmens El Chaparral, La Siesta KARAOKE 9:00pm The Inn @ The Green Entrenaranjos QUIZ NIGHT

Wed 23 Sep

10:00am Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente SPANISHFOR BEGINNERS 11.00am Lo Crispin Tavern ZUMBA12:00pm Glenn's Bar San Luis VALUE MEALS 2 for €812:00pm Reflections Bar & Restaurant, San Luis 5 EUROMEAL DEAL

3:00pm Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente LINEDANCING 4:00pm The Inn @ The Green Entrenaranjos BINGO4:00pm Mono's Bar Quesada ROCK AND ROLL BINGO

AND MUSIC QUIZ5:15pm Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente KIDS

THEATRE GROUP5:30pm Bar Carmens, El Chaparral, La Siesta MENU DEL

NOCHE 5:30pm Glenn's Bar San Luis VALUE MEALS 2 for €85:30pm Bamboo Lounge Entrenaranjos BIG JAM 5:30pm Star Of India San Luis SPECIAL EVENING MENU€9.95 6:00pm Mono's Bar Quesada EARLY BIRD MEAL DEAL 1

for €6 two for €10 6:00pm Bar Imanyo,Daya Nueva - Special Menu €5.00

(Club Members €3.00) 6:00pm Bar Carmens, El Chaparral, La Siesta CARVERY 8:00pm Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente QUIZ &BINGO NIGHT8:30pm Reflections Bar & Restaurant, San Luis CARD

BINGO 9:00pm The Porter House, Altos Del Limonar - KARAOKE 9:00pm The Fresh Corner La Fuente, LIVEENTERTAINMENT 9:30pm The Fire Station, Via Park 1 - KARAOKE

Thu 24th Sept

10:00am Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente CRAFTSBINGO & MY WEIGH IN 11:00am Mono's Bar Quesada LADIES PAMPER DAY 12:00pm Glenn's Bar San Luis VALUE MEALS 2 for €8 12:00pm Reflections Bar & Restaurant, San Luis 5 EUROMEAL DEAL2:00pm Reflections Bar & Restaurant, San Luis MUSIC

BINGO.2:00pm PALS Washington Square La Siesta CRAFT CLUB 3:00pm Bar Carmens, El Chaparral, La Siesta, JULIES

CARDS 5:30pm Glenn's Bar San Luis VALUE MEALS 2 for €8 5:30pm Star Of India San Luis SPECIAL EVENING MENU€9.95 6:00pm Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente KARATE6:00pm Mono's Bar Quesada EARLY BIRD MEAL DEAL 1

for €6 two for €107:00pm PALS Washington Square La Siesta BINGO8:00pm Bar Imanyo, Daya Nueva – DARTS COMPETITION 8:00pm The Inn @ The Green Entrenaranjos QUIZ &

GAMES NIGHT8:30pm Reflections Bar & Restaurant, San Luis, LIVE

ENTERTAINMENT9:00pm The Porter House, Altos Del Limonar - KARAOKE 9:00pm La Bocana Cable Ski, Torrevieja Marina MUSIC 9:00pm Glenn's Bar San Luis LIVE ENTERTAINMENT

9:30pm The Fire Station, Via Park 1 - LIVEENTERTAINMENT

Fri 25th Sept

10:00am Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente SPANISHFOR BEGINNERS

10:00am PALS Washington Square La Siesta UNISEXSLIMMING & RECREATION CLUB 11:00am Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente SPANISHINTERMEDIATE 12:00pm Glenn's Bar San Luis VALUE MEALS 2 for €812:00pm Reflections Bar & Restaurant, San Luis 5 EUROMEAL DEAL

2:00pm Bar Carmens, El Chaparral, La Siesta LIVEENTERTAINMENT 3:00pm The Porter House Altos del Limonar BINGO 4:00pm Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente FAMILY

NIGHT - MEAL DEALS Bouncy Castle 5:30pm Glenn's Bar San Luis VALUE MEALS 2 for €8 5:30pm Star Of India San Luis SPECIAL EVENING MENU€9.95 6:00pm Mono's Bar Quesada EARLY BIRD MEAL DEAL 1

for €6 two for €10 7:00pm Reflections Bar & Restaurant, San Luis LIVE

ENTERTAINMENT 7.30pm Lo Crispin Tavern MEAL DEAL €5 per meal

Sat 26th Sept

12:00pm Glenn's Bar San Luis VALUE MEALS 2 for €8 12:00pm Reflections Bar & Restaurant, San Luis 5 EUROMEAL DEAL 12:45pm Bamboo Lounge Entrenaranjos LIVEPREMIERSHIP FOOTBALL 3:00pm The Porter House, Altos del Limonar - JAMSESSION - 4:00pm Bamboo Lounge Entrenaranjos LIVEPREMIERSHIP FOOTBALL 5:30pm Glenn's Bar San Luis VALUE MEALS 2 for €8 5:30pm Star Of India San Luis SPECIAL EVENING MENU€9.95 6:00pm Mono's Bar Quesada EARLY BIRD MEAL DEAL 1for €6 two for €10 6:30pm Bamboo Lounge Entrenaranjos LIVEPREMIERSHIP FOOTBALL 7:00pm Reflections Bar & Restaurant, San Luis LIVEENTERTAINMENT 9.00pm Lo Crispin Tavern LIVE ENTERTAINMENT

9:00pm The Porter House, Altos Del Limonar - KARAOKE 9:00pm La Bocana Cable Ski, Torrevieja Marina MUSIC 9:00pm Inn @ The Green Entrenaranjos LIVEENTERTAINMENT 9:00pm Mono's Bar Quesada LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 9:00pm Glenn's Bar San Luis LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 9:00pm PALS Washington Square La Siesta LIVEENTERTAINMENT 9:30pm Bar Imanyo, Daya Nueva - LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 9:30pm The Fire Station, Via Park 1 - LIVEENTERTAINMENT

Sunday 27th September

12:00pm – 4:00pm Olliewoods Restaurant at theMadhouse La Fuente FAMOUS ROAST 12:00pm – 4:30pm Glenn's Bar San Luis SUNDAY LUNCH 12:00pm – 5:00pm Bar Imanyo, Daya Nuevo - SundayLunch €5.00 12:00pm – 6:00pm Pimientos Restaurant & Terrace SanMiguel SUNDAY LUNCH 12:30pm – 3:30pm Bar Carmen's El Chaparral, La SiestaCARVERY 1:00pm – 4:00pm The Porter House - Sunday Lunch€4.95 2:30pm Bamboo Lounge Entrenaranjos LIVEPREMIERSHIP FOOTBALL 4:00pm Reflections Bar & Restaurant, San Luis BIG JAM 5:00pm Bamboo Lounge Entrenaranjos LIVEPREMIERSHIP FOOTBALL 5:00pm Bar Carmens, El Chaparral, La Siesta KARAOKE 5:30pm Glenn's Bar San Luis VALUE MEALS 2 for €8 5:30pm Star Of India San Luis SPECIAL EVENING MENU€9.95 6:00pm Mono's Bar Quesada EARLY BIRD MEAL DEAL 1for €6 two for €10 8:30pm The Fire Station, Via Park 1 - QUIZ & BINGO 9:00pm La Bocana Cable Ski, Torrevieja Marina MUSIC 9.00pm Inn @ The Green Entrenaranjos KARAOKE 9.00pm Lo Crispin Tavern QUIZ 9.00pm Mono's Bar Quesada KARAOKE and PLAY YOUR

CARDS RIGHT 9.00pm Glenn's Bar San Luis KARAOKE

Mon 28th Sept

11.00am Lo Crispin Tavern Zumba 12:00pm Glenn's Bar San Luis VALUE MEALS 2 for €8 12:00pm Reflections Bar & Restaurant, San Luis 5 EUROMEAL DEAL 3:00pm The Porter House Altos del Limonar BINGO 3:00pm The Inn @ The Green Entrenaranjos DOMINOS 4:00pm Bar Carmens - El Chapparal, La Siesta BINGO 4:00pm Glenn's Bar San Luis KARAOKE & LIVEENTERTAINMENT 5:30pm Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente KIDS ROCKCHOIR 5:30pm Glenn's Bar San Luis VALUE MEALS 2 for €8 5:30pm Star Of India San Luis SPECIAL EVENING MENU€9.95 6:00pm Mono's Bar Quesada EARLY BIRD MEAL DEAL 1for €6 two for €10 6:30pm Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente ADULT ROCKCHOIR 8:00pm Fire Station Via Park 1 POOL LEAGUE & CRIBNIGHT 8:00pm Matrix Madhouse Studio La Fuente SKITTLES 8:30pm Reflections Bar & Restaurant, San Luis LIVEENTERTAINMENT 9:00pm Bamboo Lounge Entre Naranjos LIVEPREMIERSHIP FOOTBALL 9.00pm Lo Crispin Tavern CRIB NIGHT

What’s on in The Costa Blanca Bars

September 221914 The German cruiser Emden shells Madras, India,destroying 346,000 gallons of fuel and killing only fivecivilians.1918 General Allenby leads the British army against theTurks, taking Haifa and Nazareth, Palestine.1919 President Woodrow Wilson abandons his nationaltour to support the League of Nations when he suffers acase of nervous exhaustion.1929 Communist and Nazi factions clash in Berlin.1945 President Truman accepts U.S. Secretary of WarStimson’s recommendation to designate the war WorldWar II.1947 A Douglas C-54 Skymaster makes the firstautomatic pilot flight over the Atlantic.1961 President John Kennedy signs a congressional actestablishing the Peace Corps.

1975 Sara Jane Moore attempts to assassinate USPresident Gerald Ford, the second attempt on his life inless than three weeks.1980 The Iran-Iraq War begins as Iraq invades Iran; lastinguntil August 1988, it was the longest conventional war ofthe 20th century.1991 Huntington Library makes the Dead Sea Scrollsavailable to the public for the first time.Born on September 221515 Anne of Cleeves (born in Cleeves, Germany), fourthwife of Henry the VIII.1788 Theodore Hook, English novelist best known forImpromptu at Fulham.1791 Michael Faraday, English physicist, inventor of thedynamo, the transformer and the electric motor.1909 David Reisman, sociologist, author of The LonelyCrowd.1933 Fay Weldon, author (The Life and Loves of a She-Devil).1939 Junko Tabei, Japanese mountain climber; firstwoman to reach the summit of Mount Everest.1956 Debby Boone, multiple Grammy Award–winningsinger, author, actress; "You Light Up My Life" set a recordin 1977 with 10 weeks at the No. 1 spot on music charts.1958 Joan Jett, singer, songwriter, musician, producer,actress ("I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll").1959 Saul Perimutter, astrophysicist; shared 2011 NobelPrize in Physics for providing evidence the expansion ofthe universe is accelerating.1971 Princess Martha Louise of Norway.September 231803 British Major General Sir Arthur Wellesley defeatsthe Marathas at Assaye, India.1945 The first American dies in Vietnam during the fall ofSaigon to French forces.

1952 Richard Nixon responds to charges of a secret slushfund during his ‘Checkers Speech.’1973 Juan Peron is re-elected president of Argentinaafter being overthrown in 1955.1983 Gerrie Coetzee (Gerhardus Coetzee), boxer fromSouth Africa; first boxer from the African continent to wina world heavyweight title (World Boxing Association).1983 Gulf Air Flight 771 from Karachi, Pakistan, to AbuDhabi, UAE, bombed; all 117 aboard die.1992 Provisional Irish Republican Army (IRA) detonates3,700-lb. bomb in Belfast, completely destroying theNorthern Ireland forensic laboratory, injuring 20 peopleand damaging 700 houses.2002 The first public version of Mozilla Firefox browserreleased; originally called Phoenix 0.1 its name waschanged due to trademark issues with PhoenixTechnologies.2004 Hurricane Jeanne causes severe flooding in Haiti;over 1,000 reported dead.Born on September 231865 Emmuska Orczy, baroness and author of TheScarlet Pimpernel.1889 Walter Lippmann, journalist, one of the founders ofThe New Republic Magazine in 1914.1889 Louise Nevelson, sculptor.1915 Clifford G. Shull, physicist, improved techniques forexploring the atomic structure of matter.1926 John Coltrane, influential jazz saxophonist.1930 Ray Charles, rhythm ‘n’ blues piano player andsinger.1943 Julio Iglesia, singer, songwriter with more than2,600 certified gold and platinum records ("To All theGirls I’ve Loved Before," "Summer Wind").1947 Mary Kay Place, Emmy-winning actress (MaryHartman, Mary Hartman), singer.1949 Bruce "The Boss" Springsteen, singer, songwriter,musician ("Born to Run," "Born in the U.S.A"); his multipleawards include 20 Grammys, two Golden Globes, and anOscar, the latter for "Streets of Philadelphia" (1994).

1961 William "Willie" McCool, American astronaut;among those killed when Space Shuttle Columbiadisintegrates while reentering Earth’s atmosphere (2003).September 241842 Branwell Bronte, the brother of the Bronte sistersand the model for Hindley Earnshaw in Emily’s novelWuthering Heights, dies of tuberculosis. Emily and Annedie the same year.1929 The first flight using only instruments is completedby U.S. Army pilot James Doolittle.1930 Noel Coward’s comedy Private Lives opens inLondon starring Gertrude Lawrence and Coward himself.

1956 The first transatlantic telephone cable systembegins operation.1960 The Enterprise, the first nuclear powered aircraftcarrier, is launched.1970 The Soviet Luna 16 lands, completing the firstunmanned round trip to the moon.1979 CompuServe (CIS) offers one of the first onlineservices to consumers; it will dominate among Internetservice providers for consumers through the mid-1990s.2005 Hurricane Rita, the 4th-most intense Atlantichurricane ever recorded, comes ashore in Texas causingextensive damage there and in Louisiana, which haddevastated by Hurricane Katrina less than a monthearlier.

2009 LRAD (Long Range Acoustic Device) "soniccannon," a non-lethal device that utilizes intense sound,is used in the United States for the first time, to disperseprotestors at the G20 summit in Pittsburgh, Penn.Born on September 241501 Gerolamo Cardano, mathematician, author ofGames of Chance, the first systematic computation ofprobabilities.1717 Horace Walpole, author, creator of the Gothic novelgenre.1870 George Claude, French engineer, inventor of theneon light.1894 E. Franklin Frazier, first African-American presidentof the American Sociological Society.1896 Francis Scott Key (F. Scott) Fitzgerald, novelist bestknown for The Great Gatsby.1911 Konstantin Chernenko, president of the SovietUnion 1984-1985.1936 Jim Henson, puppeteer who created the "Muppets"in 1954 and television’s Sesame Street.1941 Linda McCartney, singer, photographer, activist;member of band Wings; former wife of Beatles memberPaul McCartney.1969 Paul Ray Smith, US Army Sergeant, received Medalof Honour posthumously during Operation IraqiFreedom.September 251915 An allied offensive is launched in France against theGerman Army.1918 Brazil declares war on Austria.1937 German Chancellor Adolf Hitler meets with ItalianPremier Benito Mussolini in Munich.1938 President Franklin Roosevelt urges negotiationsbetween Hitler and Czech President Benes over theSudetenland.1943 The Red Army retakes Smolensk from the Germanswho are retreating to the Dnieper River in the SovietUnion.1974 Scientists warn that continued use of aerosolsprays will cause ozone depletion, which will lead to anincreased risk of skin cancer and global weather changes.1983 Maze Prison escape, County Antrim, NorthernIreland; 38 IRA prisoners escape in the largest prisonbreakout in British history; known among Irishrepublicans as the Great Escape.1992 NASA launches Mars Observer probe; it failed 11months later.1996 Ireland’s last Magdalene laundry closes; begun asasylums to rehabilitate "fallen women," they increasinglytook on prison-like qualities.2009 US President Barack Obama, British Prime MinisterGordon Brown, and French President Nicolas Sarkozy


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www.coastrider.net CoastRider - Edition 470 - March 5th 2013www.coastridersl.com CoastRider - Edition 565 - September 22nd 2015 45jointly accuse Iran of building a secrecy nuclearenrichment facility.Born on September 251932 Glenn Gould, concert pianist best known for hisBach interpretations.1932 Adolfo Suarez Gonzalez, 1st Duke of Suarez,Grandee of Spain, Spain’s first democratically electedprime minister following Francisco Franco’s dictatorship.1944 Michael Douglas, actor, producer; his numerousawards include two Academy Awards (One Flew Overthe Cuckoo’s Nest, Wall Street), four Golden Globes andthe Cecil B. DeMille Award.

1951 Mark Hamill actor, voice actor, producer, director,writer (Luke Skywalker in Star Wars; voice of the Joker inBatman: The Animated Series).1956 Kim Thompson, editor, publisher; co-founder ofFantagraphics Books.1961 Heather Locklear, actress (Dynasty, Melrose Place,Spin City TV series).1964 Maria Doyle Kennedy, actress (The Tudors),composer, singer, songwriter, musician.1965 Scottie Pippen, pro basketball player (ChicagoBulls), played important role in Bull’s record 72-winseason (1995-96).1968 Will Smith, rapper (known as The Fresh Prince,"Getting’ Jiggy Wit It"), actor, producer; awards includefour Grammys.1969 Catherine Zeta-Jones, actress (The Darling Buds ofMay British TV series) won Academy Award and BAFTAAward for her role in Chicago.September 261580 Sir Francis Drake returns to Plymouth, England,aboard the Golden Hind, after a 33-month voyage tocircumnavigate the globe.1820 The legendary frontiersman Daniel Boone diesquietly at the Defiance, Mo., home of his son Nathan, atage 85.1829 Scotland Yard, the official British criminalinvestigation organization, is formed.1913 The first boat is raised in the locks of the PanamaCanal.

1918 German Ace Ernst Udet shoots down two Alliedplanes, bringing his total for the war up to 62.1940 During the London Blitz, the underground CabinetWar Room suffers a hit when a bomb explodes on theClive Steps.1941 The U.S. Army establishes the Military Police Corps.1969 The Beatles last album, Abbey Road, is released.1972 Richard M. Nixon meets with Emperor Hirohito inAnchorage, Alaska, the first-ever meeting of a U.S.President and a Japanese Monarch.1984 The UK agrees to transfer sovereignty of HongKong to the People’s Republic of China.1997 Two earthquakes strike Italy, causing part of theBasilica of St. Francis to collapse, killing four people anddestroying much of the cycle of frescoes depicting the

saint’s life.2008 Yves Rossy, a Swiss pilot and inventor, is the firstperson to fly a jet-powered wing across the EnglishChannel.Born on September 261783 Johnny Appleseed (John Chapman), Americanpioneer.1783 Jane Taylor, children’s writer best known as theauthor of Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star.1887 Barnes Wallis, British aeronautical engineer whoinvented the "Bouncing Bombs" used to destroy Germandams during World War II.1888 T.S. Eliot, poet, critic, and dramatist whose workincludes The Waste Land and Murder in the Cathedral.1898 George Gershwin, composer who wrote manypopular songs for musicals, along with his brother Ira.1949 Jane Smiley, novelist (A Thousand Acres, Moo).1953 Dolores Keane, Irish folk singer; founding memberof band De Dannan.1955 Carlene Carter, country-rock singer, songwriter,musician; daughter of June Carter, stepdaughter ofJohnny Cash ("Keep It Out of Sight," "Cool Reaction").1969 David Slade, director (Hard Candy, 30 Days ofNight).September 271869 Wild Bill Hickok, sheriff of Hays City, Kan., shootsdown Samuel Strawhim, a drunken teamster causingtrouble.1939 Germany occupies Warsaw as Poland falls toGermany and the Soviet Union.1944 Thousands of British troops are killed as Germanforces rebuff their massive effort to capture the ArnhemBridge across the Rhine River in Holland.

1956 The U.S. Air Force Bell X-2, the world’s fastest andhighest-flying plane, crashes, killing the test pilot.1964 The Warren Commission, investigating theassassination of President John F. Kennedy, issues itsreport, stating its conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald wasthe sole gunman.1983 Sukhumi massacre: Abkhaz separatist forces andtheir allies commit widespread atrocities against thecivilian population in the USSR state of Georgia.1996 The Taliban capture Afghanistan’s capital city,Kabul.2003 European Space Agency launches SMART-1satellite to orbit the moon.2007 NASA launches Dawn probe to explore and studythe two larges objects of the asteroid belt, Vesta andCeres.2008 Shai Shigang becomes the first Chinese to walk inspace; he was part of the Shenzhou 7 crew.Born on September 271722 Samuel Adams, American revolutionary patriotand statesman, helped to organize the Boston Tea Party.1862 Louis Botha, commander-in-chief of the Boar Armyagainst the British and first president of South Africa.1898 Vincent Youmans, songwriter best known formusical scores such as No, No Nanette and Flying Downto Rio.1917 Louis Auchincloss, novelist (Portait in Brownstone,The Embezzler).1945 Stephanie Pogue, artist and art professor.1947 Meat Loaf, singer, songwriter (Bat Out of Hellalbum trilogy), actor (The Rocky Horror Picture Show,Fight Club).1948 Robin "The Jackal" Jackson, Northern Irelandloyalist, commander of Ulster Volunteer Force (1975-1990s); allegedly responsible for a large number ofdeaths, perhaps more than 100.1958 Shaun Cassidy, singer ("Da Doo Ron Ron"), actor, TVproducer / creator, screenwriter (American Gothic).1965 Peter MacKay, lawyer, politician; last leader ofProgressive Conservative Party of Canada before it

merged with the Canadian Alliance in 2003 to form theConservative Party of Canada.September 281066 William, Duke of Normandy, soon to be known asWilliam the Conqueror invades England.1106 King Henry of England defeats his brother Robert atthe Battle of Tinchebrai and reunites England andNormandy.

1928 Sir Alexander Fleming discovers penicillin when henotices a bacteria-killing mold growing in his laboratory;it remained for Howard Florey and Ernst Chain to isolatethe active ingredient, allowing the "miracle drug" to bedeveloped in the 1940s.1939 Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union agree on adivision of Poland; Warsaw surrenders to German troops.1959 Explorer VI, the U.S. satellite, takes the first videopictures of earth.1961 Military coup in Damacus ends the Egypt-Syriaunion known as the United Arab Republic that wasformed Feb. 1, 1958.1963 Roy Lichtenstein’s pop art work Whaam!, depictingin comic-book style a US jet shooting down an enemyfighter, is exhibited for the first time; it will become oneof the best known examples of pop art.1995 Israel’s Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin andPalestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) leader YasserArafat sign an interim agreement concerning settlementon the Gaza Strip.1996 Afghanistan’s former president (1986-92)Mohammad Najibullah tortured and murdered by theTaliban.2008 SpaceX launches the first private spacecraft, Falcon1.Born on September 281820 Fredrich Engels, socialist who collaborated withKarl Marx on The Communist Manifesto and Das Kapital.1901 Ed Sullivan, television host.1909 Al Capp, cartoonist who created the "Li’l Abner"comic strip.1915 Ethel Rosenburg, who, with her husband Julius,became one of the first American civilians executed forespionage.1924 Marcello Mastroianni, Italian actor (La Dolce Vita, 81/2).

1934 Brigitte Bardot, French actress.1938 Ben E. King, lead singer of The Drifters andcomposer of "Spanish Harlem" and "Stand by Me."1938 Koko Taylor, blues singer.1939 Stuart Kauffman, theoretical biologist renownedfor his work in studying the origin of life and origins ofmolecular organization.1943 Winston "Win" Percy, three-time British Touring CarChampion, regarded by many as the World’s NumberOne Touring Car Driver1960 Jennifer Rush, singer, songwriter ("The Power ofLove").

WITH WAVES of up to Two Metres,Torrevieja's Los Locos beach was an idyllicsetting for the development of one of thetoughest events on the calendar of thenational Surf Paddle championships. Dueto adverse conditions at Playa de la Mata,the third Torrevieja Sup SurfChampionship organized by the SurfClub Deportivo Torrevieja took place onSaturday. The weather finally forced themove which involved 70 participantsfrom many parts of Spain, to the Playa deLos Locos.

The tests were developed andperformed with great difficulty due towind gusts which reached 40 kilometresper hour. The organisers expressed theircontentment with the event in Torrevieja,"for this championship is one of thelargest after that done in Barcelona andthis weekend Los Locos became aHawaiian or Californian beach." In racingthe 15,000 meters, Race winner in thecategory was Daniel Parres and KikoBordás, followed by Jose Juan Rumeu andJames Van Drunem. The first females inthe same test were, Elvira Vives and

Carolina Seth-Smith. After thecompetitions, the festive atmospherecontinued and lasted until evening with aJam Session. Special mention should begiven to Torrevieja's only Paddle Surfer,Miguel Angel Martínez Pérez, whomanaged a creditable fourth place in thetest.

3rd National Competitors AndRegional Championship TorreviejaPaddle Surf classifications: Pre-Benjamin:1st Tiago Cantó, 2nd Laura Garrigos, And3rd Abril Irazabal. Infantil 1000 M:Masculino: 1st Lucas Cebreiros, 2nd PabloGarrigos, 3rd Adolfo Ramos, 4th KikoBorrás, 5th Jacobo Fernández, 6th AlexIrazabal, 7th Ángel Andreu, 8th FranciscoRuiz, 9th Pablo Tupis. Femenino: 1stSheila Sirvent, 2nd Mar Bascuñana, 3rdAitana Mon, 4th Maya Marques, 5th NoraAlvero, 6th Isabel Andreu

5000 M ADULTOS: Masculino: 1stSantiago Cantó, 2nd Manuel Albiol Simó,3rd Lucio Herrero, 4th Miguel ÁngelRamirez, 5th Fernando Sanchez, 6thMitxel Hidalgo, 7th Jean Nobel, 8thPedro Vera, 9º Terrence Connolly.

Categoría Race 12’: 1st Beatriz PiñalCategoría Allround: 1st Marta Zaplana,2nd Loles Albiol Simó, 3rd Mª JoséPelicer, 4th Pauline Fallon, 5th VickyHernández, 6th Carmen Cervantes.15,000 M ADULTOS: Masculino: Race 14’:1st Daniel Parres, 2nd Cristian Ras, and

3rd Daniel Esplá. Race 12’6: Masculino:1st Kiko Bordás, 2nd Jose Juan Rumeu,3rd James Van Drunem, 4th TelmoIrigoyen, 5th Lorenzo Moreno, 6th JeanClaude,7th Diego de Alza. 12’6:Femenino: 1st Elvira Vives, 2nd CarolinaSeth-Smith.

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Costa Cobras RFC will be continuing totrain on the beach regardless of theweather until the town hall has finishedresurfacing the pitch at Daya Vieja or wefind a permanent ground, whichevercomes first.

We will be continuing to train onGuardamar beach in the meantime until

everything has been sorted out with thetraining pitch. New training gear that hasbeen donated to the club by Ian Robertsof Sportstonix, the clubs president.

With a few more players joining theclub we can start looking for friendlies toplay to give the majority of them somegame experience ready for next years

tournaments and touring teams.I have also been presented with a

signed 2015 Baa Baas v England shirt as athank you from them for all of the workand respect shown to them after a mix upwith the original name of the club, beforeit was changed to Costa Cobras RFC. Thiswas done to shown respect to the cluband myself.

We have now formed a new,experienced committee, with many yearsexperience in the game with the samegoals of bringing back the traditionalethics of the sport. So if this is what youare after come along and join us.

The club is continuing to look for amore permanent base to train, holdmatches and tournaments as well ashaving touring teams over, so if anybodyknows of any town halls in the area ofGuardamar to Cuidad Quesada orsurrounding area, that would like to havea rugby club based there, please contactus on 692 767 242.

Also remember the rugby World Cupstarts this Friday 18 September, so comeand get a taste of what all of theexcitement is all about. I will be in theBridge Bar, one of many that will be

showing the opening game, England vFiji at 21.00.

We are looking to be able to put a teamin at all levels in the league this time nextyear so come along and join the newestrugby team on the Costa Blanca and jointhe rugby revolution.

All ages, gender and nationalities arewelcome, from beginners to experiencedplayers, the more the merrier, as we arebased on the true traditional ethics of thesport. So come along and join the newestrugby club on the Costa Blanca. Alsoteam bonding after training in thenearest bar for a drink and chat, just howrugby should be. Training still takes placeon Monday and Wednesday from 18.00-19.30 for the juniors and 20.00-21.30 forthe seniors at Guardamar beach in frontof the restaurants.

For more information about the clubcontact myself, Dutch, on 692 767 242.Also I am back down at Zoco market onSunday again from 09.00-13.30, so comeon down and find more out about theclub and rugby in the area. Also for all ofyour rugby branded clothing and gearincluding Canterbury casuals and CottonTraders shirts.

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HANDBALL IS a somewhat unknowngame to the majority of expatriates butnever the less an important part ofSpanish sport and an easy game tofollow. On Saturday Torrevieja's maleand female senior teams comfortablybeat teams from Handball Club Jumilla.The games also involved the male youthteam

The male and female senior teamsMare Nostrum Torrevieja Handball Clubwon their respective friendly matchesover the Handball Club Jumilla. The girlscoached by Diana Box won by 26-16,while the male players coached by

Francisco Vera won 33 - 22. Both teamsbased their game on a strong defencethat allowed for a rapid counterattack.

The games were played at the CecilioGallego, the arena with the blue roof,supported by hundreds of fansincluding Councilman for Sports ofTorrevieja, Pablo Samper. In the sportingarena, the team led by Francisco Verawill play two more friendly gamesbefore the league starts on SaturdayOctober 3rd. They will be at Pilar de laHoradada Sunday 20th and play athome on Wednesday 23rd at the SportsPalace in Torrevieja.

Mare Nostrum winspresentation matches

The kings of Surf

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MANCHESTER CITY fielded the most expensive teamthat has ever played in the Premiership on Saturday butlost to West Ham, but they do remain top. Meanwhile,Newcastle and Sunderland also lost and now prop upthe bottom of the table. In the gossip mill, apparentlyChelsea captain John Terry could play for the "second-string side" in the Capital One Cup tie at Walsall inmidweek, days after being left out of the team for aChampions League game and derby with Arsenal so saythe Mirror while the Sun leads with Anthony Martialscontribution in Manchester United's 3-2 win atSouthampton.

Defender Tyias Browning, 21, hopes he has doneenough to keep his place in the Everton side afterkeeping Swansea winger Jefferson Montero quiet in

Saturday's 0-0 draw and new signing West Bromdefender Jonny Evans, 27, said his side deservedSaturday's 1-0 victory at Villa Park. Head coach SteveMcClaren says his struggling Newcastle side "do nothave an identity" yet and Newcastle defender MikeWilliamson, 31, has rejected the chance to join PrestonNorth End on loan while a few mile away Sunderlandmidfielder Jeremain Lens, 27, says the officials are not toblame for their 2-0 defeat at Bournemouth, despitehaving a legitimate goal ruled out and across the pondMajor League Soccer side Chicago Fire have sacked headcoach and former Ipswich Town defender Frank Yallopand assistant Marc Bircham - once of QPR.

Goalkeeper David De Gea was impressive in the 3-2win at Southampton, but he will concede thatManchester United's man of the moment is teenagerAnthony Martial, who scored again. He said: “Thesethree points are due to the efforts of the whole team.

Very top Anthony Martial." Less than happy with thehome defeat by United was Southampton managerRonald Koeman while Tottenham midfielder ChristianEriksen was delighted to return to the first team andhelp them to a 1-0 win over Crystal Palace. The Dane hasbeen out of action since mid-August with a knee

problem. And the Mirror wrote that a petition has beencreated to prevent referee Mike Dean from officiatinganother Arsenal game following his performance inSaturday's 2-0 defeat by Chelsea.

IN Scotland, Striker Kenny Miller says his Rangersteam "can hurt anyone" following the ScottishChampionship side's 2-1 win at Dumbarton on Saturday- their 11th consecutive victory in all competitions.Across town, Celtic are ready to nurse defender MikaelLustig back to fitness by only playing the Swede in theEuropa League and Dumbarton boss Stevie Aitkenreckons Rangers will have the Championship titlewrapped up by February after they beat his team tomake it 11 successive wins this season.

Inverness CT skipper Richie Foran insists he is readyfor a proper comeback after making a seven-minute

cameo at Tannadice - 18 months after his last leagueouting. Aberdeen captain Ryan Jack says sides will wantto put the unbeaten league leaders in their place and"slap us down a bit" but former Dons hero Alex McLeishjust can't see his old team sustaining a title challengeagainst champions Celtic. And Celtic star Kris Commonssays Aberdeen's seven-wins-in-a-row start will not derailCeltic's bid for a fifth successive title while Poland's starstriker Robert Lewandowski is a possible injury doubt forScotland's crunch Euro 2016 qualifier at Hampden nextmonth.

In Spain, the son of the Syrian refugee tripped by aHungarian journalist accompanied Real Madrid starCristiano Ronaldo onto the pitch before their Spanishleague game on Saturday which Real Madrid won onenil against Granada. Lionel Messi scored twice andmissed a penalty as Barcelona eased to a comfortablewin over Levante. Argentina forward Messi scored onefrom the spot after Marc Bartra's near-post finish andNeymar's scrambled effort. Victor Casadesus pulled agoal back at the Nou Camp before Messi lifted a secondpenalty over the bar but then made amends with a latestrike. Barca regained top spot in La Liga from rivals RealMadrid, who were 1-0 winners over Granada onSaturday.

Despite a 100% start to the season domestically Barcawere held to a 1-1 draw by Roma in the ChampionsLeague last week. Levante similarly frustrated Barca in

the first half and the teams went into the break goalless.But the Catalan side turned up the pressure the afterhalf-time as they brushed their opponents from Valenciaaside. Defender Bartra opening the scoring five minutesin into the second period when he controlled Neymar'scross from the right and finished at the near post.Neymar added a second when the ball trickled througha crowd of bodies after his first shot was blocked andMessi added a third just after the hour from the penaltyspot.

Messi then squandered a second opportunity fromthe spot when he blazed over - his 15th miss out of 65penalties. However, the 28-year-old notched his secondof the contest late on when he arrowed a shot into the

bottom right corner of the net from the edge of the box.Elsewhere, Sevilla's poor start continued as they suffereda 2-1 home defeat by Celta Vigo. Nolito and Daniel Wasswere on target for Celta in the first half and althoughFernando Llorente pulled one back for Sevilla they wereunable to find an equaliser. Deportivo La Coruna lost 3-2at home to Sporting Gijon, Villarreal clinched a 3-1 winover Athletic Bilabo while Rayo Vallecano clinched a 1-0win away to Las Palmas.

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CD TORREVIEJA took all three pointson Sunday with a two nil victory overfellow bottom of the table rivals CDMuro. With both teams sitting in therelegation zone, it was a vital threepoints for Torrevieja, who never lookedparticularly threatened by the visitors.Torrevieja went one up on eightminutes following a play inspired byLuis Carlos and Cesar down the leftwing, finding an unmarked Lewis onthe edge of the six yard box to put ithome.

A few minutes later Lewis starredagain, following up on a speculativethrough ball when he tried to beat thekeeper Samblás, the Muro manhandled the ball outside the area andwas shown an immediate red card.Down to ten men, Torrevieja started toenjoy the majority of the procession.Torrevieja scored their second goalthrough a good move that sawCarrasco score from just inside thearea and then three or four chancesquickly followed.

After the break, Muro's constant

pulling, fouling, throwing themselvesto the ground in fake agony started tospoil the flow of the game and theextra player made little difference tothe game, except that Torry KeeperOscar was hardly bothered the entiregame. However, Torrevieja were notable to capitalise with having theextra man, many times making theirplays unnecessarily complicated withsome lack of coordination andintercepted passes that led to a briefMuro attack. The expulsion of Muro'sAlex Torrella left only nine opponentson the pitch but still Torrevieja's playmaking was not conducive to goalscoring.

Three points is three points andfrom second bottom CD Torrevieja arenow 17th out of 20 teams with Muronow propping up the division. NextSunday Torrevieja travel to Novelda,who are flying high in sixth place, forwhat promises to be a very difficultgame.

More information about the club at:www.clubdeportivotorrevieja.com.

By Andy JeffersCD MONTESINOS began their new

league campaign with a new manager, newpresident and several new players, and thisperformance gave the 40 plus travellingsupport much optimism of a good seasonahead. The early stages were dour to saythe least with both sides cancelling outeach other, but Monte were playing themore accurate passing controlled footballand rigid formation, not seen last season,and new boss Roberto Casas wasconstantly shouting instructions. Macanwent close found by Orouker.

On 25mins Orouker’s goal-bound shotwas bravely blocked by the San Fulgenciono8. Newcomer Dario had a thunderousshot skim the post and Yonhi produced agood save from distance as Monte piled onthe pressure. M&A was pulled back runningthrough, and only a yellow was given tohome defender. Monte’s dominance finallypaid off, though fortunate, as a clearancericochet fell to Macan to coolly slot past theadvancing keeper on the stoke of half time,0-1. San Fulgencio did not manage a shoton target in the half, all credit to Monte’sorganisation and strict discipline. H/T 0-1

San Fulgencio started the brighter in the2nd period but Monte stuck to theirregimental formation and began strokingthe ball like Dick Whittington would do tohis cat. Always comfortable, the away sideupped the pressure as playing a high lineMonte got behind them and went closewhen Macan’s shot deflected just over thebar. M&A selfishly shot wide when Macanwas in acres of space. With Monte totally in

control and Yonhi & Play dominant inmidfield, San Fulgencio resorted to hardtactics, and several cynical fouls wererightly yellow carded. Young Paredesreplaced Dario and his pace saw him have 3different markers in 5 min’s. M&A came offfor Wallace whose pace also causedproblems on the right side, and his firsttouch produced a fine save.

San Fulgencio left 3 at the backsearching for an equaliser, and great workby Wallace down the right, cleverly cutinside, laid the ball to Macan to smashhome on 85 min’s. 0-2. An innocent clashinvolving Dimitry saw him yellow cardedlate on and Montes manager immediatelysubbed him for Jose Antonio. Final scoreSan Fulgencio 0 Cd Montesinos 2. Man ofmatch was awarded to Yonhi on behalf ofsponsors Breeze Bar, Benimar.

Monte are at home next week Sunday27th to Rayo Orihuela kick-off 5.00pm. Formore information contactwww.cdmontesinos.com or [email protected] orcheckout Facebook. VAMOS MONTE

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