FREE It’s all you need for a great read. 12th - 19th November 2014 (#52) See our ad inside for details 59€ Free varifocal lenses with glasses from 89€ Your Number One Read, Covering Alfaz del Pi, Albir , Altea, Benidorm, Finestrat, La Nucia, Moraira, & Villa Joyosa. H H e e a a T T i i n n g g u u p p f f o o r r f f i i e e s s T T a a s s WE WILL REMEMBER The final poppy was “planted” shortly before 11am on Armistice Day (11th November), the time which the armistice was signed, ending the war in 1918. Each of the 888,246 blooms in the artwork, "Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red," represents a life lost in World War I -- one for each of the British and Colonial soldiers killed in the conflict that began 100 years ago. Unfortunatly the amazing installation... continued on page 7
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Holiday makers and locals willhave a fantastic time during thenext week fiesta party and wecan expect temperatures risingup to 30 degrees. The weatherhas been absolutely glorious,last night the temperature didn'tdrop below 20 degrees this isabsolutely amazing for this timeof year and perfect for the thou-sands of party goers for 2014fiesta celebrations.
Read More.. See Center Pages
Your Number One Read, Covering Alfaz del Pi, Albir , Altea,
Benidorm, Finestrat, La Nucia, Moraira, & Villa Joyosa.
WE WILL REMEMBERThe final poppy was“planted” shortly before11am on Armistice Day(11th November), the timewhich the armistice wassigned, ending the war in1918.
Each of the 888,246 bloomsin the artwork, "BloodSwept Lands and Seas ofRed," represents a life lostin World War I -- one foreach of the British andColonial soldiers killed inthe conflict that began 100years ago.
Unfortunatly the amazing
installation...
continued on page 7
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Dear Readers
As I am writing this note, I can see grey skies and dark greysea; not the normal view from my window! However, it isstill 14 degrees and with the forecast being positive for theweek ahead. For today, it is actually pleasant to have a alook around and see the change of view across the coastline and over the mountains. We can see how a change inthe weather can make such a difference to how we feel andto our general mood. I will enjoy a walk along the prome-nade followed by a lazy day on the sofa, as it is Sunday.
With this years fiestas in Benidorm and Alfaz coming to anend, I have spoken to loads of people who have beenenjoying the events and activities, as well as having hadsome very late nights. The surprising thing is where every-one gets their energy from, to be able to party day and nightfor almost a week. To me, this is an incredible feat. Maybeit is me getting old but then again, the average age of theparty goers is 40+ .......
With just less than six weeks to Christmas Eve the shoppingdays are sliding away. Before we realise, we will be sittingdown to Christmas dinner and taking time to see our friendsand family. We aim to provide our readers with lots ofChristmas bargains and gift ideas. So by reading eachweek, you will find our weekly features for shopping, homeand family: with cooking ideas, recipes and Christmasevents and entertainment. There will be a weekly snap shotof the very best things to do and what is going on in theNorth Costa Blanca.
Next week we will be hosting our very own birthday cele-bration "The Weekly Buzz Birthday Bonanza" at the indoormarket aisle 6, from 12 midday until 4pm. Not only are wecelebrating our birthday, we are also celebrating our part-nership with "TELITEC", who are the market leaders in theNorth Costa Blanca for telecommunications; Internet - UKTV - Telephone and Mobile. Come along to the official open-ing day of the Telitec shop at the Weekly Buzz press roomon Thursday 20th November from 12 noon. We have somegreat free giveaways and opening offers on all of the prod-ucts available.
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INDUGRAFF OFFSET
MONDAY
La Nucia - Opposite the auditorium in the town
square, would be best to drive.
TUESDAY
Altea - Largest street market in the region, drive or
take the number 10 bus from Benidorm.
WEDNESDAY
Benidorm - Outdoor market, situated near Hotel
Pueblo, you can´t miss it, just follow the crowds!
THURSDAY
Villa Joyosa - Big market 09:00-14:00 free road
parking. - El Cisne - Flea market, not far from
Benisol camping.
FRIDAY
Alfaz Del Pi - The number 10 bus will take you to the
start of the market, find fresh fruit & veg, clothes
and shoes!
SATURDAY
La Cala - Busy Saturday market located right on the
beach, great fun!
SUNDAY
Benidrom, La Cala, El Cisne, Albir, La Nucia & Polop -
Lots to choose from.
BENIDORM
Benidorm Indoor Market - Rincon De Loix
Round Town Travel - Rincon De Loix &
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Rays ll Chippy - Av Meditteraneo,58
Yorkshire Pride Pubs - 1,2 & 3 -
Med Playa Hotels - Regente,Riudor, Rio Park
Vincents Pubs - White Horse & Plaza
Costa Less - (Close to Outdoor Market)
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ALTEA
Cafeteria Campomanes - Mascarat Harbour
Sotherby’s Lock Stock BarRascals Cafe
Supermarket, Altea la Vella Yorkshire Linen, Cap Blanc
Visit us and our partners from Telitec at theindoor market from 12 noon until 4 pm onThursday 20th November. Join in on our cele-bration! We shall have some fantastic offersand free mobile phones!
The first birthday of the Weekly BuzzNewspaper is a very important event for theteam and for the readers. We have deliveredin excess of half a million copies since the firstissue. Delivering local news and informationhas been made possible by the help and sup-port of our readers and by our customers, whohave continued to advertise their businesseswith us.Without this help and support we would nothave been able to achieve what has been a
big task. Starting a newspaper was notplanned without considering the Market placeand the needs of the local readers. It was evi-dent to us that the public needed a weeklyread, that offered local news and had a dedi-cated view of the local community. Readingabout local events and seeing advertising forlocal businesses became the focus of theWeekly Buzz from the first issue. Building upthe customers and readers over the last yearhas provided the base for a long and prosper-ous future. The Weekly Buzz has alreadygrown in pages from 32 each week to 40 andis planning to add 8 more pages very soon!Also now expanding the circulation into otherareas of the North Costa Blanca the newspa-per is continuing to grow.
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THURSDAY 20th NOVEMBER
412th - 19th NovemberNEWS
WHAT A BULLY!As a special event for the fiestas on Sunday andMonday, there was amateur bull fighting at theBenidorm bullring.For anyone who has fancied visiting the bullring to seewhat the tradition is all about, but has been too fright-ened to do so in case they witness great cruelty, thiswas the perfect time to go along and have a look.There was no blood and gore at all! In fact, everyyoung bull that our reporter saw, ended up coming outon top. It was the "would be matadors" who teasedthem the most, that ended up with a lesson learned, tothe delight of the crowd.It was nice to actually take a look at the set up insidethe bullring. There was a really good crowd of specta-tors that a UK football match would have been proud of.Certainly for the last hour or so of entertainment, nopayment was required from those going in.
In the ring itself, there were various pieces of woodenequipment, such as steps, platforms, cages and fences,where the "would be matadors" could retreat in safety, ifthe bull got too close. The amateurs were mainly youngmen. However, there were a few older members of thepublic and certainly at least one female. Most werepretty fit and could easily jump the perimeter fence tosafety, which was about 5 feet high from the inside.The bulls were all young and very enthusiastic. Theyappeared like cats chasing a piece of string. Theyseemed to see it as a big game. It was down to theindividual as to how close they went to the bull, how farthey wandered into the middle of the ring away fromsafety and how much they teased the bull by throwingsand or banging on the apparatus.There was one young man who dared hold his coat outand let the bull charge. He was always quick enough to
side step as the bull ran through thecoat. The bulls obviously like charging,as any chance to head-butt the flagsor coats that were held outwas taken and they wouldgo back for more.Mostly the owners ofthe items were in thesafe zone.In just the hour thatour reporter wasthere, she saw thebull actually catch acouple of guys and ayoung lady, who hadteased the bull just a lit-tle too much and not gotaway quick enough. Thereappeared to be no serious injury andpeople did applaud the bull.On one occasion it was really quite funnyas the bull managed to bring down oneof the young men who appeared to be
showing off. The worst damage was atear in his trousers unless you considerhis embarrassment when he got up, as
his trousers fell down, revealinghis bottom to the full crowd!
Each of the young bulls areonly out in the ring a fairlyshort time and they arenot caused any harm ordistress. When theirtime is up, they bring inlike a big old "daisylooking" bull and the
young bull follows it outof the ring. There is a 5
minute breathing spacebetween each bull coming out.
When a bull does catch a person,the others do their best to distract itaway.There are bar facilities at the bullring andof course other types of bull fights arealso held there.
512th - 19th November NEWS
THE TELITEC PARTNERSHIP ATTHE BENIDORM INDOOR MARKET
The Weekly Buzz Press room in the Indoormarket has its doors open to the public six daysa week in order to receive local news, informa-tion about events and also as a place to getadvice and information for advertising.From now in addition, you are able to get thelatest offers and information on the productssupplied by Telitec, the market leaders intelecommunications in the Costa Blanca.Becoming partners, Telitec and the WeeklyBuzz can now offer the public a one stop shopfor all telecommunicationneeds, offering informationon the products and servic-es. Bringing together theexperience and quality ofthe Telitec team direct toour readers, will providethe very best products and a high level of serv-ices to take advantage of. Also, the very bestprices, offers and the latest product informationfor fast Internet, UK TV and also mobilephones.
The Telitec partnership with the Weekly BuzzNewspaper has been achieved through thegeneral understanding of our readers and fromthe general public as a whole, especially thosefrom the ex-pat community. One of the mostcommon topics of conversation between theteam at the Weekly Buzz and its readers is,"who can we recommend for telecommunica-tion services?". It is a very common problemhere in the Costa Blanca and the word"Telecommunications" can often get your hair tostand up on end. So many people, have expe-rienced the problems of "slow" Internet or "No"Internet and this is among the very many othercomplaints such as poor customer services andover charging issues. We believe that we havenow found the answer to solve the problems.
Being able to communicate both locally herein Spain and also with our friends and relativesabroad is not much to ask, is it? We are livingin a modern age and 2014 is a year of the mostmodern technology and the recent launch ofthe latest mobile tablets and phone products.So why do we get so many people experiencingthe same problems?
Most of it simply comes down to the poor qual-ity of the providers of the services. Spain now
has the infrastructureof 3G and 4G commu-nications coverage,as well as fast wire-less Internet servicesin some areas. Thelack of fibre optical
lines is among some of the most common prob-lems of achieving decent Internet through aphone line (ADSL). However, wireless net-works have recently grown and the coverage isgetting better all of the time. The unfortunatepeople who have so far taken up the services ofwireless Internet did in many cases experienceproblems and difficulties with interrupted servic-es and poor speeds. This has been mainly dueto the networks being overloaded in the veryearly stages and also before there was a periodof enough testing.
Telitec have been building their wireless inter-net infrastructure with precise planning andrestrictions in the number of users in the initialstages. Now across the North Costa Blanca,Telitec have increased the number of transmit-ters and access points. This growth has provid-ed enough coverage and speed for them to bein a position to offer, what is considered to bethe best of all providers.
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MAKING NOISE OVER THESPANISH ITV TEST
The Valencian government is laying downplans to keep the noise level test that wasadded to the ITV certification process., ifthis is to stand it will be the only region in thewhole of Spain to include this part of thetest. At presenntthe ITV test in the Valencianregion is more expensive than anywhereelse in Spain, the additional noise test is anadditional cost although they have cut downthe extra cost to €2.48. We recommend thatanybody who is due their ITV takes their carto a well known mechanic and get a pre ITVcheck so you are aware of any issuesbefore taking the full test. We use BoxesPhillip, if you live in the North Costa Blancathen this is a great place to get your carlooked after. You can find them in Alfaz upthe cobbled road past the church.
From page 1...will not be hangingaround,from 12th November, just 24 hoursafter the final poppy was “planted” 8000volunteers who helped put it together willsweep in and begin dismantling it, "pick-ing" each flower. The poppies will then bechecked, cleaned and packed beforebeing shipped to their new owners -- eachhas been sold, for £25 (about $40), tobenefit six armed forces charities. includ-ing Help for Heroes and the Royal BritishLegion. The Royal British Legion has saidit hopes the sale of the poppies, after thein-stallation has been dismantled, willraise in excess of £15m.
But following widespread calls for thehugely popular installation to remain inplace longer, even until 2018, leavingthem at the Tower for the duration of the
WWI anniversary, organizers said twoparts of the display would be kept in placeuntil the end of November.The "weeping window" and the "wave" ofpoppies across the path leading into theTower will then be taken on a tour of theUK, before becoming part of the perma-nent exhibitions at the Imperial WarMuseums in London and Manchester.
The prime minister said the display had "ina very short space of time become a muchloved and respected monument".Up to four million people are expected tohave visited before 12 November.Entitled Blood Swept Lands And Seas OfRed, the installation is the work of ceramicartist Paul Cummins, from Derbyshire.
A SEA OF RED
812th - 19th November
A visit to this superb Italian restaurant in Altea is a must.The staff here are really friendly and welcoming and theypay every attention to detail, even down to the superbcleanliness of the vinegar pots. They are always on handto check that everything is to your satisfaction and offer avery professional service.Attention has even been paid to the menus. They arewritten in English, Spanish and Italian and are easy tounderstand and being plastic, area l s oq u i t ec h i l dproof!The man-a g e rP a o l o ,cannot doenough tomake surethat yourmeal is a
wonderful experience and he isonly too happy to tell you all about the food and the wineand their origins.
The Menu of the Day is really good value at only €11.95for 3 courses andallows you to try arange of traditionalItalian dishes.However, we optedfor A La Carte.There is a real widerange of cold andhot starters and forthe mains many,many Pizzas,Pastas, Meatsand Fish dishes,to choose from.
The starters range from €2.50 for garlicbread to €13.50 for Frutti di mare alla marinara. Weopted for the Tocaccia with ali oli sauce and tomatodressing and also the Italian salad. These starters reallycomplemented each other and were great to share. Thepresentation of the salad was excellent and it includedtuna, mozzarella, chicken, mango and pineapple.Another nice touch are the place mats. Whilst waiting foryour meal you can study the map of Italy and Sicily andthere are little flags showing where the various winescome from.
To accompany our meal we had the Anoranze tempranil-lo. At just $10, this was an elegant and intensely fruity
red. There are a good selection of wines offered andalso cava and champagne are available.For the main course, I had the Tagliatelle Altea (€10.50),which was cooked to perfection with aubergine, cherrytomatoes, mozzarella and parmesan (€13.50). My part-ner had the Spaghetti Marinara served with assortedshellfish. When we had finished, there was not a morselleft on either plate.
Dessert was something else! My panacotta at €4.25 wasabsolutely delicious and my partner was highly delightedwith the Tiramisu (€4.25). It was so light and he said thebest he had ever tasted.
We finished off with coffee and a limoncillo,which was again perfectly served.
The restaurant is in a lovely setting on thepedestrian promenade in Altea. You canenjoy your meal and the sea views. You maysit outside or inside. The restaurant is largeand was very busy so obviously has a goodreputation, forwhich I am notsurprised. We would cer-tainly return thereand highly recom-mend it.
El Italiano, PaseoMediterraneo, 29, Altea.
Tel: 965 843 416www.pizzeriarestauran-
teelitaliano.com(please note that this
restaurant has no con-nection with a restaurantin Benidorm of the same
name)
EL ITALIANOTHE REAL TASTE OF ITALY ON THESEA-FRONT IN ALTEA
FOOD & DRINK
912th - 19th November FOOD & DRINK
VALID UNTIL Oct 31st
10 Nightlife & Entertainment
The Rock and RollHouse annual celebra-tion marked its 10 yearanniversary last week-end. The house wastotally Rokin and thefans who visit each yearenjoyed yet another fan-tastic party. Europe’sNumber 1 Elivs tributeSimon Patrick was per-forming live with Millsand Boone backingvocals. Nowhere elsecan give you so muchtop class rock and roll itis simply live music at its best.After a thrilling musical spectacle fromElvis, Dean Ryan took over the stage asShakin Stevens who knows his stuff andhad the crown jumping and jiving. SimonPatrick joined together with Dean Ryanfor their famous duo and with the backingof Mills and Boone it was onegreat performance the four reallyrocked the roof off! the crowdwere simply overcome by theshow and wanted more.... andthat’s what they got.The Rock and Roll House is alsohome to the Elvis Festival held inBenidorm each year in and thisevent is now recognised as amajor tourist event attracting hun-dreds of visitors to Benidorm.The Rock and Roll house birth-day celebration event now 10years on is becoming a regular
attraction for visitors from all over the UKwho just love it and keep on coming backyear after year.The dancing and rockin went on all nightuntil the early hours and there were freeT-Shirts handed out to the crowd asmemorabilia of the event.
ROCKING & ROLLINGFOR 10 YEARS!
Nightlife & Entertainment 11
Hi Kev, so where are you from originally andhow ling have you been in Spain? "I am originally from Chesterfield,Derbyshire and have been in Spain on andoff for about 10 years now"
So What is your favourite City back I theUK?"Has to be Blackpool, Loved going thereon holiday when i was a kid.
Do you visit the UK very often and why?"Only usually December/January to spendChristmas & New Year with my Daughterand family."
What would you say is the best advantagefor you living here is Spain?"Has to be the weather...To be able to wakeup to the sunshine most of the year."
Where is your favourite location in theCosta Blanca to visit for leisure time out?"Love taking my Daughter to Mundomarand seeing the live Dolphin & Sealionshows."
Where is your favourite restaurant? "Levi's Showboat in Benidorm...Great food,Great staff & excellent show."
So what do you like most about Benidorm? "The variety something for everyone to dono matter what age"
What do you most dislike about Benidorm?"Kids on mobility scooters."
What would you change if you could aboutBenidorm?"Only let people that need them use mobil-ity scooters!"
What is your favourite act in Benidorm?"I like most acts in Benidorm and work witha lot of them in Sandra's but my favourite isGaga Xpression."
Where Do you go on holidays? Or if youdon't where would you choose to go onholiday?"Don't normally go on holiday but wouldlove to take my Daughter Kelsey toDisneyland someday."
When did you first do a live show on theradio?"I Started in radio back in 2005"
Who is your favourite radio DJ ? "Steve Wright (I was gonna say Shorty Bbut his head is too big already lol)"
Do you get your inspirations from this DJ orfrom somewhere else? "Yeh, I love the way Steve Wright makes itsound so natural and easy...Wish i could dothe same!"
What music Do you like to listen to andwho is your favourite group or artist?"I like most types of music really...Myfavourite band is UB40 and it was great tosee them this year at Benidorm Palace."
Have you got a VISTA CARD & if you havedis you ever used it & where or why haven'tyou used it?"Yes i have i use mine all the time...Greatoffers in a variety of places!."
Q & A With Kev WoodsWell it's time to tell my readers a little bit more about Heat FM and the presenters,in the last issue of the Weekly Buzz we gave our readers an insight and a little histo-ry about Heat FM. I'm now going to find out more about the presenters and what's
makes them tick so this week it's all about Shorty B and the very popular BigBreakfast show daily from 8am.
12 TRAVEL AROUND
MorairaHave you got a location that you
would like to hear about? Then whydon’t you tell us?! Email the team-
Few people forget their visit to Moraira, and fewer stilldo not return on holiday here year afteryear, having discovered the jewel inthe Costa Blanca's crown.
Moraira's roots are those of a smallfishing village and one of the firstthings you realise when you arrive isthat unlike the other resorts along theSpanish coastline, Moraira has notforgotten its roots. Although Morairahas grown in recent years, becomingone of the most popular destinationson the Costa Blanca it has not sold-out to the tourist boom and isn'tplagued by the high rise buildings andovercrowding of other resorts.
The town centre and beaches are very clean and attrac-tive and an obvious attention to detail has gone into thetown's planning, this is apparent in every thing you see,including how easy it is to park in the town centre itself,essential if you are on holiday with children. Quite sim-ply, Moraira is now the most exclusive and pleasant
place to stay whilst on holiday on the Costa Blanca,perhaps in Spain. It still has all of the charm of a smallpicturesque fishing town nestled between mountainsand vineyards but at the same time has grown to offeralmost everything to everyone that stays here.
Moraira's two main beaches are made up of clean gold-en sand and nestled in attractive bays, swimming hereis safe and pleasant and the beach is a relativelyuncrowded place to be even in the peak of summer andcleaned daily. Moraira's main beach is situated rightnext to the town centre with convenient pedestrianwalkways and a park area meaning that it is not neces-sary to cross any roads to get to the town or the marinafrom the beach
Moraira offers a huge variety of restaurants and bars tocater for every taste and budget. Whether you are look-ing for typical Spanish cuisine in Spanish surroundingsor international cuisine like Chinese, Japanese, Greek,Italian or even just egg & chips, then Moraira offers it allin style.
As the sun goes down and your meal is finished youcan always head to one of Moraira's many cafe barsand sit and watch the world go by, or move on to one ofseveral bars or one of the town's two nightclubs.
For those with children quick relief can be found oppo-site the town centre where an excellent permanent fair-
ground resides. There are many small rides, mostlysuitable for the young but even adults can participate inthe bumper cars and hover boats. Once you are fin-
ished at the fair youcan choose fromone of severalplaces that servesevery flavour of icecream or browsethe stalls of theinteresting streetmarket nearby.
Intertwined withMoraira's restau-rants and barsare many inter-esting shops that
stay open late into theevening. These range from the usual tourist fayre, todesigner clothing, art galleries, spanish leather goodsand fresh produce that can be found in the local bakers,butchers and fish mongers.
The Friday market held opposite the town centre is anexcellent opportunity to purchase all manner of freshproduce as well as imitation leather goods, clothing andjewellery. For the adventurous afresh fish market at which all arewelcome is held in the town's mari-na every morning except Sunday.
Just walking around Moraira is arewarding pursuit in itself - the cen-tral market square has many placesto sit down and eat or drink, thestreets are a mix of quaint cobblednarrow alleys and modern avenueslined with palm trees and fountainsand there are many quiet places tosit and watch the world go by or towatch the sea and stunning vistaalong the coastline to Calpe.
For the active Moraira offers anexcellent array of sports to suit all,including jet ski hire, water skiing,deep sea fishing, diving tuition andequipment hire, tennis courts, a golfcourse, mini golf and mountain bikehire. For children there are specially designed parkareas to play safely in and around the town.
Moraira is geographically situated in a perfect location,around Moraira itself the landscape changes from thedesert like flatness of Alicante to become greener andmore undulating as you head North. It is an ideal loca-tion to easily visit other towns including Gudalest,Benidorm, Calpe, Javea, Valencia, Alicante and Denia.
Alternatively for a great day out visit Paramount Theme
Park, Aqualandia, Mondumar, Font D'Algar, VergerSafari Park or even Valencia for it shopping and culture.
Ultimately, whether you choose to lounge by the pool oron the beach, eat at a one of the many restaurants orvisit other nearby towns, villages or attractions we knowyour holiday in Moraira will offer you what you are look-ing for and entice you back year after year.
CASTILLO DE MORAIRAThis fortress, which stands on a rocky hill at l'Ampollabeach, was built in the18th Century. Over the entrancehangs the royal coat of arms of the Bourbons. The dateof 1742 which is shown on the arms probably indicatesthe year of completion of the construction work. TheCastell was built as a means of protection againstattacks by Berber pirates. The unusual shape of thebuilding is commonly known as a pezuña de buey (oxhoof), since it has a semicircular southern facade and astraight northern facade, through which one passes tothe interior of the Castell. The interior is divided intothree wings and two floors, with a height of ten metres.Lookout posts were established by means of small slitsin the Castell's walls, and gun ports were located a vari-ous points, on which cannons were mounted. The build-ing was completely restored at the beginning of the1980s.
CASTILLO DE MORAIRA
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* Granada: Coach 5 days, hotel 4 ****, half board with gala included, from 23/12to 27/12, price per pax h.doble 235€ Cruise Deals:
* Costa Pacifica: Valencia, Barcelona, Savona, Malaga, Casablanca, Cadiz,Lisbon, Valencia, on the 28/03/2015 and 04/06/2015, 9 days, price per person indouble occupancy: from 749€ (includes taxes and drinks)
* Costa Fascinosa: Valencia, Savona, Marseilles, Tangier, Casablanca, Cadiz,Lisbon, Valencia, on January 26 2015. 11 days. Price per person in a doubleroom from 639€ including taxes.
* Costa Celebration: Istanbul, Mykonos, Santorini, Kefalonia, Dubrovnik, Venice.7 days, with flights from Valencia and all inclusive (alcoholic and none alcoholicdrinks),port and airport fees. Price per person in double cabin from 959€
* Costa Fortuna: Amsterdam, Bergen, Hellesylt, Andalsnes, Olden, Flam,Stavanger, Amsterdam, 9 days. Flights from Alicante. All inclusive (alcoholic andnone alcoholic drinks). Port and airport fees. Price per person in a double cabinfrom 1459€
* Costa Luminosa: Stockholm, Helsinki, St. Petersburg, Tallinn, Stockholm. 7days. Flights from Alicante. All inclusive (alcoholic and none alcoholic drinks),port and airport fees. Price per person in a double cabin from 1159€
We also offer flights with Easyjet, Ryanair, Norwegian, Monarch, Jet2, Iberia,KLM, etc. We offer car rental, boat tickets, train, bus, plane tickets.
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Reguliersgracht - One of the most popular sightseeing spots in Amsterdam
1412th - 19th NovemberAltea & La Nucia
ROADWORKS FOR ALTEAMajor roadworks are planned totake place in January 2015 onAltea’s Avenida Jaume. Residentsand businesses were told thisweek that the whole road will beresurfaced which will imitate acobbled road.
The cost of the project is estimat-ed at around €240,000, andalongside the resurfacing they willextend the pavements up to thetown hall so it is the same as thesouth side where they will alsoremove all plants and trees givingthe whole area a nice facelift.Residents and business ownersare hoping that the works arecompleted in good time and donot cause too much disruption.
Last week saw Costa Blanca Fashion Week come to a closeand the models went home happy and excited to have visited
our beautiful Coast. The winners of the Best International Maleand Female Model World competition were Miss Latvia and MrRomania but the competition proved to be the real winner with
the contingent of over 30 models, 4 tv crews , numerousdesigners and
International press enjoying the events over the 10 days.Thanks to all sponsors and participants from Sukier Model
International.
ALFAZ FASHIONSHOW
1512th - 19th November Alfas and Albir
The much needed car park next to sports cen-tre in Alfas is now open the investment in thisproject has been over 375,000 euros, although"the total investment made by the municipalgovernment in the promotion, development,improvement and maintenance of the sportsfacilities amounting to 9,286,195 euros,"according to the statement drawn up by techni-cians and the mayor of L'Alfas.
The new car park has 130 parking spaces,including 5 disabled, the site is suitable forholding all kinds of social, cultural and festiveevents and has already been used during theAlfas Fiestas. It also has direct access to thesports centre and the new children’s play-ground.The sports centre l'Alfas del Pi has alreadyheld 140 competitions, rallies or events so far thisyear including both national and internationalevents. Through local schools and clubs, the sportcentre took part in about one thousand activitiesand competitions last year.
Interest in sport is remarkable in the town and sur-rounding areas. It has doubled the number of peo-ple who regularly take part in sport, from the 1,290counted in 2012 to the current 2,207 in recent years.
NEW CAR PARK FOR ALFAZ
GET DOWN TO THE ALFAS EXPO
Get down to the Alfas expo from the 5th to 8th December,This is an annual business and trade show giving localbusinesses and service providers an ideal chance to getface to face with the public and show off what they haveto offer. You will see it advertised to the locals as Fira dela Tardor, it’s definetly worth a visit as there is plenty tosee and do and you can normally walk away with somefreebies! The expo will be held at the brand new car parknext to the Alfas sport centre.
5th-8th December
1612th - 19th NovemberShopping & Style
Rastro Don Quijote offers you awonderful opportunity to cashin on some of your unwantedthings by selling them, andto find beautiful used goodsat boot sale prices. Eitherway, if you are selling or buy-ing, going to the market is abeautiful way to spend yourday. With Live Music, insideand outside bars, attractivemenu and BBQ, you can beassured to have a lovely dayout.
The variety of products offered by themerchants is so large, it is impossibleto name all of it. But ifyou're looking forused furniture, vinylrecords, retro items,antiques, glass-wares, electronics....it's all available. Andif a merchant doesnot have it currently,there is a goodchance they canarrange it for you. There are also mer-chants who provide services, such asmanicures, barber, hairdresser...
So, come join us on the Rastro for agreat day out! Our regular openingdays are Saturday and Sunday from10 AM. From Friday 7 September, Don
Quijote has beenserving as anAuction house.Auctions are usuallyheld every Friday,with viewing start-ing at 6 PM and theauction at 7:30 PM.On the auctionevenings the Barand BBQ will be
open as well, and there will be livemusic or karaoke. So, come join thefun at Don Quijote!
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Well it is that time of year again,Christmas is coming and we are con-stantly reminded of it. The Christmasadverts always start on the telly, rightafter Halloween. It’s always interesting tosee what new ideas the big companieshave come up with but a huge majority ofpeople will always say that their favouriteis from Coca Cola, with the snow, bigartic lorry and the lovable polar bears!
DID COCA COLA MAKE SANTA RED?No. It's widely believed that today'sSanta wears a red suit because that’s thecolour associated with Coca‑Cola, butthis isn’t the case. Before the Coca‑ColaSanta was even created, St Nick hadappeared in numerous illustrations andwritten descriptions wearing a scarletcoat. However, it is true that Coca‑Colaadvertising played a big role in shapingthe jolly, rotund character we know and
love today.In 1931, Coca‑Cola commissioned
Swedish-American artist HaddonSundblom to paint Santa Claus for thecompany's Christmas adverts. Prior tothis, Santa had been portrayed in a vari-ety of ways throughout history: tall andgaunt; short and elfin; distinguished andintellectual; even downright frightening.
Sundblom’s paintings for Coca‑Colaestablished Santa as a warm, happycharacter with human features such asrosy cheeks, a white beard, twinklingeyes and laughter lines. This grandfa-ther-style Coca‑Cola Santa captivatedthe public and, as our adverts spreadglobally, the perception of the NorthPole’s most-famous resident changedforever.Father Christmas has been pictured withRed and Green Robes in England SinceHenry 8ths reign.
IT’S STARTING TO LOOK ALOTLIKE CHRISTMAS!
1812th - 19th November
Located just outside of Benidorm on the north of the Costa BLanca, Villajoyosa (La Villa Joiosa)is the capital of the Marina Baixa district. A delightful and historic town, it stretches the length of alovely wide, sandy beach, with pretty coloured fishing houses running along the seafront and isencompassed with a backdrop of mountains. Situated around 26 kilometres from the city of Alicante and Alicante International airport,Villajoyosa is a well-situated destination, ideal for exploring the rest of the Costa Blanca coastline
HistoryVillajoyosa has a rich cultural heritage. It’s history as a town dates back to the 6th century and ithas been settled by the Greeks, Phoenicians, the Romans and of course the Moors, when it actu-ally fell into some decline, which is unusual for a Moorish occupied town.
The town as it is known today was founded in 1293 by an Admiral who served in the Kingdom ofAragon’s navy. It’s name Villajoyosa, literally means Joyful town. Throughout the centuries Villajoyosa has been an important trade point along this coastline; trad-ing in olive oil, cereals and wine, and shipbuilding, amongst others. But probably what it is mostfamous for is chocolate. During the 19th century the town started to develop a chocolate-makingindustry. Because of its trade connections, it started importing cocoa from Ecuador and Venezuelaand the industry grew and grew. The chocolate brand, ‘Valor’, which can be found in most shopsand supermarkets throughout Spain comes from Villajoyosa. If you visit in July, you can watch thesplendid week-long Moors and Christians fiesta with mock battles re-enacting the Christiansreclaiming their land from the Moors. Theis festival is one of the best in the region and manytourists come back each year n July especially for this.
MUSEUMS
Villajoyosa MuseumSome outstanding archaeological artefacts from the Valencia region are housed in the town muse-um, which was set up in 1975. For those interested in finding out more about the history of theregion, you can join one of the museum's guided tours. As well as the museum, the tours also visitthe old town, chocolate museum and Barbera Museum. Children can embark on a pirates' tour orbecome a Roman for a fun-filled hour.
Barbera Del Aragones MuseumStep back in time when you walk through the door of this 17th century palace. You can find outhow people lived in the 17th to 19th centuries. The museum houses many period pieces fromthose centuries so you can see how they entertained one another and cooked.
Valor Chocolate MuseumNo visit to Villajoyosa would becomplete without a trip to the ValorMuseum. After a short film explain-ing how the chocolate is made andwhere the cocoa beans comefrom, you can see how it is pro-duced. The tour ends in the Valorchocolate shop where you cansample the produce before youbuy.
Old TownVillajoyosa old town is a delightfulplace to wander through. Its nar-row streets lead to charmingsquares where you can enjoy acoffee or a meal while watchingthe world go by. The old town is a Spanish historic heritage site because it is such an interestingand well-preserved quarter. Here you can see the colourful houses hanging over the riverAmadorio and cross the bridge dividing the old and new towns.
Fish MarketA trip to the afternoon fish mar-ket should be on your agenda.It is a chance to see the widevariety of fish and shellfishcaught in the Mediterraneanand brought to shore byVillajoyosa fishermen.
BeachesVillajoyosa’s beaches areabsolutely fantastic.Up and down the CostaBlanca coast you have otheralso very good beaches butVillajoyosa’s are somethingspecial.All of Villajoyosa’s beacheshave the European Blue Flagawards which indicate a goodquality standard of beach andfacilities.
On 1 November a coach filled to capacity with U3Amembers set off for the one and a half hour journeyfrom Benidorm to the All Saints’ Fair “Fira de TotsSants” at Concentaina. For someof the members is was a return visitbut for others it was their first expe-rience of this lively Medieval Fayrewhich has been celebrated inConcentaina since 1346. Held inthe old part of the town its narrowstreets were filled with all mannerof stalls selling tapas and wine,tractors and rotorvators, beds andsofas, cutlery and crockery, jew-ellery and handbags in fact almostanything you could possibly wish tobuy! The food stalls were a feast to behold with hugejoints of meat roasting over barbecues, giant paellassimmering away and enough sausages to reach end toend to Alicante!! In the agricultural section horses anddonkeys provided perfect subjects for the many visitorswith their cameras at the ready. Partially hidden behind
the stalls were some beautiful buildings and detours intothese provided many surprises as well as respite fromthe unseasonably warm sunshine. One in particular, the
Palau Comtal, was worth visiting for itsmagnificent painted ceiling depicting thenobility and power in the Kingdom ofValencia as well as exhibitions aboutcoins, Concentaina 40 years ago and phi-lately from 1717. In the Patronato Cor deJesus there was an exhibition of speci-men bonsais and in the Calle SantsMetges thirty separate fabric canvasseswere draped on balconies. The “Fira” certainly provided something ofinterest to all the U3A members and itwas a weary group who returned to the
coach for the return journey to Benidorm. Thanks to theskilled budgeting of the Travel and Events Co-ordinator,Rob Parker, who managed to provide the members witha full day trip for €6 each, it was yet another opportunityfor exploring a small part of this beautiful country whichmany of the members now call home.
U3A MARINA BAIXA ON THEROAD AGAIN!
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Restaurante Sidreria Aurrera
C/ Martinez Oriola 18, 03501 Benidorm
“Fabulous place”Reviewed 11 November 2014Food is excellent, great value for money and service is perfect!Enjoyed the menu del dia and also the steak menu. Don'tleave Benidorm without having a meal there.
“What a fabulous value for moneyMenu del Dia”
Reviewed 2 November 2014This basement gem is a find.Felix and staff give a warm wel-come and is usually packed by 2pm, Spaniards lunch hour.We enjoyed a lovely lunch and the poached pears are stun-ning. A must do as is the Steak and Tapas deal at night
“Wonderful evening”Reviewed 13 October 2014We went here to celebrate my fathers 70th birthday. We prebooked 6 adults and 2 kids. The food was excellent and thestaff couldn't help enough. They put candles in his dessert (we brought them with us) and they even gave us a bottle ofbubbles to toast my dad. Overall a wonderful night in a lovely restaurant with great foodand staff.
“Fantastic Restaurant”Reviewed 22 September 2014Reviewed 22 September 2014This place is a little gem. We had the set menu which wasabout 25 euro but well worth it. The tapas starters just fab &steak was amazing. Just too much so could not eat the pud-ding!!!! We will be going back Sunday to try something elsefrom the menu & have to say the staff were just lovely whichmade it for us
“Steak stones were fantastic”Reviewed 22 August 2014The food here is excellent and the service very good as well.We all had the steak supreme which came on a steak stoneand although the stones went cold eventually, we asked for afresh set and they willingly obliged. Nice setting in a small sidestreet in the old town and one of the best meals we had in theDorm.
Steak House El Rinconavd/Severo Ochoa n04. local 12, 03503
Benidorm
“Excellent meal once again”Reviewed 23 October 2014We came here with friends last November and had one of thebest steaks ever, so I took a group of friends along during myvisit to Benidorm earlier this week.We were made immediately welcome and the owners sorted atable with very little fuss for 10 people. The service was excel-lent and the steaks were perfect. I would recommend El Rinconto anybody travelling to Benidorm, it's well worth the walk upfrom town!
“Lovely meal in Steakhouse El Rincon”Reviewed 16 October 2014Dined in this steakhouse last night (16th October)Chose to eat off the Set 15 euro menu.Great value with goodfoodIt ticked all the boxes.I will definatley return in February.Keepup the good work.the Steak was to die for
“Not as good as previous visits”Reviewed 13 September 2014When my partner and I first went to Benidorm in 2011, we fell inlove with this restaurant.It was traditional and homely and the steaks were to die for. Wealso loved the smiley friendly lady owner and when we returnedin 2013, the standards were the same.
However this year we were both disappointed with our meal.We got the same food as both times previously-my partner hadthe T-bone steak and I had the sirloin steak.
We asked for it to be well-done but my steak was as tough asold boots. It was impossible to chew and I know some mightsay it's because I asked for it to be well-done, but I've had itcooked that way before and it was moist.
The vegetables on the side were raw and the potato was hardin the middle.I was disappointed as I loved this restaurant but I don't think I'llgo back if they carry on serving charred chewy lumps of meat.
Wine was lovely, though.
Leonardo
Bulevar de los Musicos | esquinaRuperto Chapi, El Albir, L'Alfas del Pi
We must get Leonardo to number oneReviewed 12 October 2014We have literally just got back from a very memorable eveningat this restaurant. I so want to find fault but it would be a wasteof my time; we had a splendid evening.We have tried to visit on a couple of occasions but, it is just alittle out of the way and, like many others, our commitment tosampling the local wine can sometimes blurr our judgement;but we found it tonight, our last night this time.So, how was it? Well it was splendid. This is a very professional operation, run by people who arecustomer led and customer first, they have no pretentions; ifthey have it they will cook it for you and they will cook it well. We like to mix and match the menu which to all but the betterskilled is not acceptable well tonight it could not have beenmore welcome and more acceptable.The service was really good the food was extremely wellcooked and well presented; this evening was more of an eventthan just a dining experience.In my experience as an industry professional of many yearsstanding we, you and me should do all we can to get thisrestaurant to the top of the ratings
“Great food, service and value”Reviewed 12 October 2014Had Sunday lunch here on a lovely October afternoon.
We went for the VIP special menu at E21.95. A good cava asan aperitif, bread and ali oli, my personal choice was thengoats cheese, plaice with gratin potatoes and chocolatemousse all accompanied by a half bottle of rose wine.Fantastic value.
We sat out on the terrace but the interior had a really nicedecor for cooler days or nights. The service was excellent andwe were made to feel very welcome. My niece is in a wheel-chair and the restaurant had good and easy access at theentrance via a ramp.
I found it by reading the good reviews on TA by regular contrib-utors and so once more was not disappointed.
“Fantastic food - and service !!”Reviewed 10 October 2014
To recommend - nothing more to say - we'll be back, a lot!! :-)The service from the owners, both husband and wife wasamazing !!
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Lørdag / Sábado 15.11 - 19.00 h.Restaurant Casa Vital, Altea, Calle Salamanca 11Innvielse av kunstutstilling med malerier av Carmen Ferrer Maciá /Inauguracion de la exposición de pintura de la artista Carmen Ferrer MaciáCristina Rico, gitar / guitarraGratis adgang / Entrada gratuita
Lørdag / Sábado 15.11 - 20.30 h.Restaurant Casa Vital, Altea, Calle Salamanca 11Kunstnermiddag / Cena de Inauguración3 retters middag med ½ fl. vin / Menu con ½ botella de vino33 Euro (reservasjon /reservas Casa Vital, tel.965840936)
Tarde literaria con Ketil Bjørnstad & Kirsti Baggethun15 Euros
Tirsdag / Martes 18.11 - 19.00 h.Sjømannskirken Torrevieja, Urb. La Siesta / Iglesia noruega de Torrevieja, Urb. La SiestaKonsert med Ketil Bjørnstad og unge prisvinnere / Concierto ofrecido por Ketil Bjørnstad y jóvenes músicos galardonadosKetil Bjørnstad, Vivian Tsui, Eirin Avnskog, Duo Baptismatibus, Thomas Reiner20 Euros
Konsert med Ketil Bjørnstad og unge prisvinnere / Concierto ofrecido por Ketil Bjørnstad y jóvenes músicos galardonadosKetil Bjørnstad, Vivian Tsui, Eirin Avnskog,Duo Baptismatibus, Thomas Reiner20 Euros (det settes opp kirkebuss /se ofrece traslado en autobús)
Mandag / Lunes 17.11 - 17.00 h.Reumasol, Urb. Foya Blanca, Calle del Helecho, 2Konsert Unge Prisvinnere /Concierto con jóvenes músicos galardonados Vivian Tsui, Eirin Avnskog, Duo Baptismatibus,Thomas Reiner15 Euros (Billettsalg også Reuma-Sol /Venta de entradas tmb en Reumasol)
Mandag / Lunes 17.11 - 19.30 h.Kirkesenter Albir/Centro de la Iglesia Noruega del Albir, Carrer Marts 8Bokbad med Ketil Bjørnstad & Kirsti Baggethun /
Onsdag / Miércoles 19.11. 20.00 h. Casa de Cultura, L´Alfàs del Pi Ja, vi elsker (dette landet) med Ole Paus & Ketil Bjørnstad og Kor Favor / Concierto ofrecido por Ole Paus & Ketil Bjørnstad y Kor FavorOle Paus, Ketil Bjørnstad, Kor Favor30 Euros
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ARIES (March 21st-April 20th)
You're making great headway across the board of you life, but take a step backto assess how far you've come on your journey so far. Some situations are notas clear as they could be, so get to the nitty gritty and show others you're deter-mined to win through.
TAURUS (April 21st-May 21st)
You're such good company when you don't have worries weighing on your mind,and everyone wants to be part of your coterie. Don't think you can please all ofthe people all of the time though, you cant, so do everything in your power toplease yourself. They'll follow.
GEMINI (May 22nd-June 21st)
You have everything you need to get everything you want from life this week, sodon't hold back. You'll find a little cheek goes a long way, especially if its accom-panied with a twinkle in your eye.. Your popularity is off the scale so get outthere and socialise. Have fun.
CANCER (June 22nd-July 23rd)
A quieter approach works best this week and helps you combat any anxiety inthe air. If you keep a low profile and sidestep taking chances, you'll get throughthe week unscathed. Trust your intuition to lead you in the right direction at workand play.
LEO (July 24th-August 23rd)
Although you've got a lot going on this week, try not to run blindly from pillar topost, hoping that something will gel along the way. It wont. Focus on your per-sonal life before everything else and issues over work, money and plans for thefuture will fall into place.
VIRGO (August 24th-September 23rd)
How willing are you to display your charm and easy going manner in discussions,and life in general? Leave worrying over other things to one side for now andfocus on the new incentives on offer. Sticking to the tried and tested will get youfast results.
LIBRA (September 24th-October 23rd)
In order to make the kind of headway you want, you may have to streamline yourlife in some way. Lose the outdated and outmoded and focus on a slick, speedyroad ahead. The more you achieve early in the week, the more time you'll haveto enjoy yourself at the weekend.
SCORPIO (October 24th-November 22nd)Humour is the way to move forward and get what you want. Even though yourintellect is sharp as a tack, bring yourself to a level that will appeal to all andsundry and you'll advance much quicker. You can be frugal where money is con-cerned, but you don't have to be Scrooge.
SAGITTARIUS (November 23rd-December 21st)
The lunar low is still around so you'll need to work extra hard to achieve yourobjectives, even if it would be more sensible to put things on hold for a day ortwo. If changes need to be made at home, there's no time like the present, butremember you wont always get your own way.
CAPRICORN (December 22nd-January 20th)
Although there may be misunderstandings to deal with through this whole week,you've got what it takes to sort them out amicably. Your mind is firmly set onmapping out the future and you're seeing the turn of the year as a new start.Power of positive thinking.
AQUARIUS (January 21st-February 19th)
You're very assertive and wont take no for an answer this week especially if youthink the issue in question is important to you. You're not in the market for anargument either, and just t be clear, you'll stamp on anyone's opposition longbefore it gets to fallout stage.
PISCES (February 20th-March 20th)
Work fulfilment comes from the recognition you get from others, so when otherstell you how talented you are, you may finally believe it. Keep a sense of propor-tion over family arguments this week as issues at the eye of the storm aren't asimportant as you'd thought.
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Anaemia is very common affecting around 30% of theworld’s population. There are different forms of anaemiabut by far the most common is iron deficiency anaemia.Iron deficiency can be a result of a poor diet, blood lossor illnesses such as Crohn´s disease which affect tobody’s ability to absorb iron from the diet.
Research indicates that anaemia may actually increasethe risk of ischaemic stroke. Ischaemic strokes arecaused when a blood clot interrupts the flow of blood tothe brain as opposed to the less common haemorrhagicstroke when there is a bleed in the brain. Each yeararound 15 million people will suffer a stroke causingalmost 6 million deaths.
According to Dr Claire Shovlin of the National Heart andLung Institute at Imperial College London, anaemiacauses platelets in the blood to become sticky causingclots. Dr Shovlin´s research suggests that even patientswith moderately low iron levels have twice the risk ofstroke compared to those with iron levels in the middleof the normal range.
Iron deficiency anaemia may be avoided by consumingiron rich foods such as meat, poultry, fish and foodsenriched with iron such as certain breakfast cereals.
Dr Shovlin commented on her research:
"Since platelets in the blood stick together more if youare short of iron, we think this may explain why beingshort of iron can lead to strokes, though much moreresearch will be needed to prove this link."
If you are anaemic it is important to know what is caus-ing your anaemia and to receive appropriate treatmentbut it seems that for all of us, especially those atincreased risk of stroke, it may be wise to keep our ironlevels at a very healthy level whilst awaiting the out-come of further research.
ANAEMIA LINKEDTO STROKE The National Transplant Organization (ONT) and the
Spanish Hematology and Hemotherapy Society (SEHH)have launched a joint project to see if the HIV virus canbe eliminated by carrying out stem cell transplants onpatients who also suffer from cancers of the blood orbone marrow.The idea is to improve the study of the method that hasso far led to the only known case of someone beingcured of HIV: Timothy Ray Brown, a US citizen knownto the medical world as The Berlin Patient, who hasbeen free of the virus for four years following ahematopoietic stem cell transplant, despite being offantiretroviral medication.
ONT director Rafael Matesanz said they would searchSpanish umbilical cord banks for high-quality sampleswith a mutation in a receptor called CCR5 delta32. Thisprotein is one of the “locks” that HIV picks open in orderto infect the lymphocytes, explained Javier Martínez ofIrsiCaixa, a center specializing in HIV treatment. “It’s thesame thing that was done with the Berlin Patient.” InSeptember 2013, a 37-year-old Barcelona man submit-ted to the same ex-perimental treatment, said RafaelDuarte, director of the Hematopoietic TransplantProgram at the Catalan Cancer Institute. This patienthad “an aggressive lymphoma as well as HIV.”
Following the transplant, weekly tests for the presenceof the virus were carried out over three months. The lasttest “demonstrated that the virus had been eliminated,”
said Duarte. In fact, cells extracted from the Barcelonapatient showed that they were now protected againstHIV because they failed to get infected in the presenceof the pathogen. Unfortunate-ly, the patient died and theexperiment came to a halt.
Undergoing a transplant to regenerate bone marrow is adifficult procedure. The complication rate, including mor-tality, is between 15 and 25 percent two years after thesurgery. That is why doctors are not considering per-forming them on all HIV patients, who are better offkeeping the virus at bay with medication, said Martínez.Also, the procedure only works for HIV subtypes thatattack the CCR5 receptor. Those that focus on differentreceptors do not respond to this treatment.
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Where have all the volunteers gone? Coming to the end of September and we havehad a very long hot summer till this last week!Yet throughout the summer the backbone ofour group has always been the volunteers.Without them we cannot do the good work thatsaves the lives of many Spanish dogs. Yet nowthey have just vanished, so where have theygone? Many people who live here don’t evenknow that Benidorm has a dog pound to try tohelp save the lives of the stray and abandoneddogs that would litter the streets. We need tolet you know that you can help. Volunteerscome and walk the dogs and they come frommany places, residents, tourists and peoplejust wanting to do something different and thatperson could be you and help us fill the hugegap that we have in helpers. Many of whom have been students here overthe summer filling in the jobs in your bars andrestaurants and getting the chance to learnEnglish. Now it can be your turn to give a littleback to this community. So what is BenidormDog Homing? Benidorm dog pound is just out-side this popular holiday resort.
A very short taxi ride from the main hotels andwe are always in need of volunteers to walkthe dogs in our care. SPAP Benidorm runs thepound to look after animals and they have apolicy to protect and not destroy animals. However the shelter provides extremely basicfacilities, food is donated from hotels, medicalcare is limited and it is difficult to fully look afterup to 300 or more animals.
Benidorm Dog Homingare the volunteers whowalk the dogs and givevital support. We needyou to spare a bit of yourtime to help socializethese dogs, take themfor a walk and showthem that humans cangive love too. It’s not justabout coming walking,let your fingers help adog find a home too!Because being a cyber-buddy is a very important jobtoo.
I often get asked what a cyber-buddy has to do and I reply‘Imagine this was your dog andyou had to search for a newhome, where would you try,
what would you do and then please just give ita go and keep your dog’s posts active onBenidorm Dog Homing and other sites a fewtimes a week’ That is the basic job descriptionbut what it means to the dogs is a chance,hope, a future as without a cyber-buddy ontheir side it is harder for them to be noticed andtheir posts slip away deep into the page andthey become invisible, forgotten and No Hope!
You can find out more about this vital supportyou can give from anywhere in the world byjoining our Facebook page ‘Benidorm DogHoming’ and looking through all our dogs whoare in need of a Buddy and a home. Just men-tion on the dogs post that you want to be theirbuddy and I will show you all the informationyou need and it only takes a few minutes ofyour time a few days a week. Your help doesmake a difference and at the happy endingtime when a new home is found for your dog,you get to celebrate too! Then the volunteerscan take over and with our many languageskills we can help get a dog passported and offon its travels to a new home. We do need helpand you can make a donation using PayPal [email protected] or contact us onFacebook to find out more about our dogs inneed! You can help with donations usingPayPal to [email protected] or contactus on Facebook to find out more about ourdogs in need! For me walking the dogs gaveme connections in this country and help that Inever knew I needed. SO being a volunteer isnot just about the dogs it’s about us humanstoo. So now it’s your turn to help, here are TheWI!
Baltonborn 2012. This young dogwas found abandoned andbought into us. He is a lovelysmall dog who is missinghaving a loving home to callhis own. He came into us inOctober and now faces along cold winter on a con-crete floor when he used toknow a warm bed and love.Marco can you please addMarias contact info
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THE TERRIBLE TWO´SMany parents becomeexasperated by their muchloved, but challenging tod-dlers. Babies, althoughhard work are much moremanageable than activetoddlers who have the abil-ity to tear around at thespeed of light!
Toddlers are little peoplewho are struggling tobecome independent. Theystart to realize that theyare individuals and it isnormal behavior to either ignore you orprotest when you tell them to do (or notto do) something. They certainly do notunderstand when you try to reason withthem.
At this age their brain is developing fasterthat their bodies and toddlers becomeextremely frustrated when they physicallyare not able to manage a task they wantto achieve. Also, because of limitedvocabulary, they cannot express them-selves. This may lead to temper tantrumswhich at this age are considered normal.
The best way to avoid tantrums is firstlyto ensure your toddler receives lots ofattention. To a 2 year old being ‘told off’is actually much more preferable to beingignored. Try to reward good behaviorwith lots of enthusiasm.
As adults we can more often or not see a
temper tantrum ‘brewing’. The best wayto avoid it developing is to divert the childonto something else – maybe a differentless challenging toy. Also, be aware thata tired child is likely to be more cantan-kerous (just like tired adults!). Althoughtoddlers start to nap less, still try toencourage some quiet time, say curlingup on the sofa with a book after lunch.
If the inevitable happens and your childdoes throw a tantrum be firm and againdirect your child’s attentions elsewhere.Most importantly, don’t throw a tantrumyourself as this will only inflame the situa-tion.
Should you feel your toddler’s behavior isnot normal, steadily becoming worse, oryou are struggling to cope, do seek helpfrom your G.P.
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Wednesday 12th November 06:00 Breakfast 09:15 Neighbourhood Blues 10:00 Homes Under the Hammer 11:00 Call the Council 11:45 Don't Get Done, Get Dom 12:15 Bargain Hunt: Wetherby 13:00 BBC News at One 13:30 BBC London News 13:45 Doctors: A Foot Wrong14:15 Moving On 15:00 Escape to the Country:Herefordshire 15:45 Glorious Gardens fromAbove 16:30 Put Your Money Where YourMouth Is 17:15 Pointless 18:00 BBC News at Six 18:30 BBC London News 19:00 The One Show 20:00 Waterloo Road 21:00 The Apprentice 22:00 BBC News at Ten 22:25 BBC London News 22:35 Looking after Mum - aChildren... 23:35 Film 2014
05:35 Countdown 06:20 King of Queens07:10 3rd Rock from the Sun07:35 3rd Rock from the Sun08:00 Everybody Loves Raymond09:00 Frasier09:30 Frasier10:00 Daily Brunch with Ocado 11:00 Come Dine with Me 12:00 Channel 4 News Summary 12:05 Come Dine with Me 13:05 Come Dine with Me 13:40 Small Animal Hospital 14:10 Countdown 15:00 Fifteen to One 16:00 Deal or No Deal 17:00 Come Dine with Me 17:30 Coach Trip 18:00 The Simpsons: 18:30 Hollyoaks 19:00 Channel 4 News 19:55 Rory Peck Awards 20:00 Posh Pawn 21:00 Liberty of London 22:00 The Million Pound Necklace:... 23:05 24 Hours in A&E 21:00 You Can't Get the Staff 22:00 Gogglebox 23:00 24 Hours in A&E
06:00 Children's Tv09:15 The Wright Stuff 11:10 Cowboy Builders: Bradford 12:10 5 News at Lunchtime 12:15 Alex Polizzi's Secret Italy 13:15 Home and Away 13:45 Neighbours 14:15 NCIS: The Good Son 15:15 Film: Carnal Innocence 17:00 5 News at 5 17:30 Neighbours 18:00 Home and Away 18:30 5 News Tonight 19:00 Police Interceptors 19:55 5 News Update 20:00 New: Gibraltar: Britain In TheSun 21:00 New: Can't Pay? We'll Take ItAway 22:00 New: Wentworth Prison: Intothe Night 23:00 200 Nips & Tucks and I WantMore! 00:00 New: Dallas: Hurt 00:50 True Crimes: The First 72Hours
7:00am Good Morning Britain
9:30am Lorraine
10:25am The Jeremy Kyle Show
11:30am This Morning
11:55am ITV News
12:00am This Morning
13:30pm Loose Women
2:30pm ITV News & Weather
3:00pm Dickinson's Real Deal
4:00pm The Alan Titchmarsh Show
5:00pm Tipping Point
6:00pm The Chase
7:00pm ITV News London
8:30pm ITV News & Weather
8:00pm Emmerdale
9:30pm Coronation Street
9:00pm Celebrity Squares
10:00pm Scott & Bailey
11:00pm ITV News at Ten & Weather
11:40pm Through the Keyhole
12:40am The Undriveables
The appreNTiceSeason 10 Episode 6 of 14
Board Game Alan Sugar summons the entrepreneurs to HMS Belfast, where the battleship inspiresthe next task - devising and selling a board game. In the scrabble for ideas, one team comes up witha globetrotting game for the family, while the others pin their hopes on something a little more risque.
But the fun really begins when the hopefuls hit the streets in search of sales and arrange appoint-ments with leading retailers.
06:00 Homes Under the Hammer 07:00 Call the Council 07:45 Don't Get Done, Get Dom 08:15 Holiday of My Lifetime withLen... 09:00 Sacred Rivers with SimonReeve 10:00 Building Dream Homes 10:30 See Hear 11:00 BBC News 11:30 BBC World News 12:00 Coast 12:10 Animal Park 13:10 The Life of Birds 14:00 Tennis: ATP World TourFinals 17:00 Flog It! 18:00 Eggheads 18:30 Strictly Come Dancing - It... 19:00 The Great Interior Design... 20:00 MasterChef: TheProfessionals 21:00 Great Continental RailwayJourneys: Rome to Taormina 22:00 The Apprentice: You're Fired 22:30 Newsnight 23:15 Teenage Tommies
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Thursday 13th November06:00 Breakfast 09:15 Neighbourhood Blues 10:00 Homes Under the Hammer 11:00 Call the Council 11:45 Don't Get Done, Get Dom 12:15 Bargain Hunt 13:00 BBC News at One 13:30 BBC London News 13:45 Doctors: Motherhood 14:15 Moving On 15:00 Escape to the Country:Norfolk 15:45 Glorious Gardens fromAbove 16:30 Put Your Money Where YourMouth Is 17:15 Pointless 18:00 BBC News at Six 18:30 BBC London News 19:00 The One Show 19:30 EastEnders 20:00 Watchdog 21:00 Life Story 22:00 BBC News at Ten 22:25 BBC London News 22:35 Question Time 23:35 Looking after Mum - aChildren...
05:35 Countdown 06:20 The King of Queens06:45 The King of Queens07:10 3rd Rock from the Sun07:35 3rd Rock from the Sun08:00 Everybody Loves Raymond08:30 Everybody Loves Raymond 09:00 Frasier09:30 Frasier10:00 Daily Brunch with Ocado 11:00 Come Dine with Me 11:30 Come Dine with Me 12:00 Channel 4 News Summary 12:05 Come Dine with Me 12:35 Come Dine with Me 13:05 Come Dine with Me 13:40 Small Animal Hospital 14:10 Countdown 15:00 Fifteen to One 16:00 Deal or No Deal 17:00 Come Dine with Me 17:30 Coach Trip 18:00 The Simpsons: To Surveil withLove 18:30 Hollyoaks 19:00 Channel 4 News 19:55 Rory Peck Awards 20:00 George Clarke's AmazingSpaces 21:00 24 Hours in A&E 22:00 Babylon 23:05 8 Out of 10 Cats 23:50 24 Hours in Police Custody
06:00 Children's Tv
09:15 The Wright Stuff
11:10 Cowboy Builders: Potters Bar
12:10 5 News at Lunchtime
12:15 Gibraltar: Britain In The Sun
13:15 Home and Away
13:45 Neighbours
14:15 NCIS: See No Evil
15:10 Film: Rosamunde Pilcher: The
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17:30 Neighbours
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6:00am Good Morning Britain8:30am Lorraine9:25am The Jeremy Kyle Show10:30am This Morning10:55am ITV News11:00am This Morning12:30pm Loose Women1:30pm ITV News & Weather2:00pm Peter Andre's 60 MinuteMakeover3:00pm The Alan Titchmarsh Show4:00pm Tipping Point5:00pm The Chase6:00pm ITV News7:00pm Emmerdale7:30pm A Fair Deal for Women:Tonight8:00pm Emmerdale8:30pm Paul O'Grady: For the Loveof Dogs9:00pm Neil Diamond: For One NightOnly10:15pm ITV News at Ten & Weather10:55pm Wilderness Walks with RayMears11:25pm The Chase
The FallSeason 2 Episode 1 of 6
The return of the thriller about Detective Superintendent Stella Gibson's efforts to catch a serial killer. Ithas been 10 days since Paul Spector told Gibson that she would never catch him, and as she tries tohelp a surviving victim remember the identity of her attacker, he is forced to deal with the loose endsthat he left behind. He returns to Belfast only to discover someone from his past has been helping
police with their inquiries, forcing him to change his plans - with terrifying consequences.BBC2 London 9:00pm Thu 13 Nov
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Friday 14th November06:00 Breakfast 09:15 Neighbourhood Blues 10:00 Homes Under the Hammer 11:00 Call the Council 11:45 Don't Get Done, Get Dom 12:15 Bargain Hunt: Oswestry 13:00 BBC News at One 13:30 BBC London News 13:45 Doctors: Fear & Loathing 14:15 Moving On 15:00 Escape to the Country:Somerset 15:45 Glorious Gardens fromAbove 16:30 Put Your Money Where YourMouth Is 17:15 Pointless 18:00 BBC News at Six 18:30 BBC London News 19:00 The One Show 19:30 Children in Need 2014 22:00 BBC News at Ten 22:25 BBC London News 22:35 Children in Need 2014
05:35 Countdown 06:20 The King of Queens07:10 3rd Rock from the Sun07:35 3rd Rock from the Sun08:00 Everybody Loves Raymond08:25 Everybody Loves Raymond:08:55 Frasier09:25 Frasier10:00 Daily Brunch with Ocado 10:55 Celebrity Come Dine with Me:Return of the Worst 11:30 Celebrity Come Dine with Me:Return of the Worst 12:00 Channel 4 News Summary 12:05 Celebrity Come Dine with Me: 12:35 Celebrity Come Dine with Me: 13:05 Celebrity Come Dine with Me: 13:40 Channel 4 Racing 16:00 Deal or No Deal 17:00 Come Dine with Me 17:30 Coach Trip 18:00 The Simpsons: 18:30 Hollyoaks 19:00 Channel 4 News 19:35 Unreported World: 20:00 Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: 21:00 Gogglebox 22:00 Alan Carr: Chatty Man 23:10 Toast of London: DesperateMeasures 23:40 Film: Psycho (1960) 00:00 Will Ferrell for SU2C
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11:10 Cowboy Builders: Tettenhall
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12:15 Underground Britain: Wales
13:15 Home and Away
13:45 Neighbours
14:15 NCIS: Meat Puzzle
15:10 Film: Rosamunde Pilcher: The
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18:00 Home and Away
18:30 5 News Tonight
19:00 New: World War II In Colour:
Closing the Ring
19:55 5 News Update
20:00 Rome: The World's First
Superpower
21:00 New: Alex Polizzi's Secret Italy
22:00 New: Body of Proof:
Disappearing Act
23:00 New: NCIS: Los Angeles:
Hand to Hand
6:00am Good Morning Britain
8:30am Lorraine
9:25am The Jeremy Kyle Show
10:30am This Morning
10:55am ITV News
11:00am This Morning
12:30pm Loose Women
1:30pm ITV News & Weather
2:00pm Peter Andre's 60 Minute
Makeover
3:00pm The Alan Titchmarsh Show
4:00pm Tipping Point
5:00pm The Chase
6:00pm ITV News
7:00pm Emmerdale
7:30pm Coronation Street
8:00pm Secrets from the Sky[
8:30pm Coronation Street
9:00pm Lewis
10:00pm ITV News at Ten & Weather
10:40pm GoldenEye[FILM]
childreN iN Need 2014Charity telethon raising money for
Children in Need.BBC1 London 7:30pm Fri 14 Nov
06:05 Homes Under the Hammer 07:05 Call the Council 07:50 Don't Get Done, Get Dom 08:20 Holiday of My Lifetime withLen... 09:05 £100k House: Tricks of theTrade 10:05 Children's Hospital: TheChaplains 10:35 The Travel Show 11:00 BBC News 11:30 BBC World News 12:00 Coast 12:10 Animal Park 13:10 The Life of Birds 14:00 Tennis: ATP World TourFinals 17:00 Flog It! 18:00 Eggheads 18:30 Strictly Come Dancing - It... 19:00 The Home That Two Built 20:00 Mastermind 20:30 Tom Kerridge's Best EverDishes 21:00 The Fish Market: Inside... 22:00 Children in Need 22:35 Newsnight 23:10 Never Mind the Buzzcocks 23:40 Later... with Jools Holland:... 00:40 Film: Michael Collins
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Saturday 15th November06:00 Breakfast
10:00 Saturday Kitchen Live
11:30 James Martin: Home
Comforts: Home-Cooked Treats
12:00 BBC News
12:10 Football Focus
12:50 Saturday Sportsday
13:00 Rugby League: Four
Nations...
14:00 Rugby Union: Autumn...
16:30 Children in Need: The Best
Bits
17:50 BBC News
18:00 BBC London News
18:10 Pointless Celebrities
19:00 Strictly Come Dancing
20:30 Atlantis
21:15 Casualty: Deadfall
22:05 The National Lottery Live
22:15 BBC News
22:35 Mrs Brown's Boys:
Mammy's Ass
23:05 Jack Whitehall Live
05:55 Kirstie's Vintage Gems 06:05 NFL: Rush Zone 06:30 Trans World Sport 07:25 River Rat Race Stockton 07:55 The Morning Line 09:00 Weekend Kitchen with Waitrose 10:00 Frasier 10:30 Everybody Loves Raymond:Cruising with Marie 11:00 The Big Bang Theory: TheConvention Conundrum 11:30 The Big Bang Theory: TheLocomotive Manipulation12:00 The Simpsons: Krusty GetsBusted 12:30 Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.:Face My Enemy13:30 Channel 4 Racing 16:00 Come Dine with Me 17:00 Come Dine with Me 17:35 Come Dine with Me 18:05 Come Dine with Me 18:35 Channel 4 News 19:05 Speed with Guy Martin 20:00 Walking Through History:Nazi... 21:00 It Was Alright in the 1970s 22:00 Film: Chronicle (2012) 23:40 Film: Max Payne (2008)
06:00 Children's Tv
09:55 New: Can't Pay? We'll Take It
Away
10:55 Alex Polizzi's Secret Italy
11:55 Film: Christmas Heart
13:40 Film: Help For Christmas
15:20 Film: Christmas Mail
17:10 Film: A Grandpa For
Christmas
18:55 5 News Weekend
19:00 Film: Battle of Britain
21:35 Film: The Wild Geese
06:00 Children's TV
9:25am The Hungry Sailors
10:25am Murder, She Wrote
11:20am ITV News & Weather
11:30am Storage Hoarders
12:30pm Surprise Surprise
1:30pm Faith in the Future
2:00pm Doc Martin
3:05pm Keep It In The Family
4:05pm ITV News London
4:15pm ITV News & Weather
4:30pm Euro 2016 Qualifier Live:
England v Slovenia
7:15pm The Chase: Celebrity Special
8:15pm The X Factor
9:55pm The Jonathan Ross Show
10:55pm ITV News & Weather
11:10pm Euro 2016 Qualifier
Highlights
live iNTerNaTioNal FooTballEngland v Slovenia England v Slovenia (Kick-off 5.00pm). Coverage of the Euro 2016 Group E qualifier atWembley Stadium, where the hosts are expected to record another victory. Roy Hodgson's men have won
all three of their fixtures so far and are favourites to comfortably top the group, but Slovenia should provide adecent test, as they have got their own campaign back on track after suffering an opening defeat to Estonia.
ITV London 4:30pm Sat 15 Nov
06:05 Film: My Forbidden Past
07:15 Rugby League: Four Nations
- Final
10:00 The Life of Birds
10:50 Animal Park
11:20 Coast
12:00 Rick Stein's Far Eastern
Odyssey
13:00 Escape to the Country:
Herefordshire
14:00 Tennis: ATP World Tour
Finals
17:00 Rugby Union: Autumn...
19:30 Flog It! Trade Secrets
20:00 Perry & Croft: Made in Britain
20:30 Dad's Army
21:00 QI XL
21:45 War of Words: Soldier-Poets
of...
23:15 TOTP 2
00:15 Film: Down Terrace
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Sunday 16th November06:00 Breakfast 09:00 The Andrew Marr Show10:00 Sunday Morning Live 11:00 Homes Under the Hammer 12:00 Bargain Hunt: Scotland13:00 BBC News 13:15 Escape to the Country:Carmarthenshire 13:45 Gareth's All Star Choir 14:45 Gareth's All Star Choir 15:45 Points of View 16:00 Lifeline: Alzheimer'sResearch UK 16:10 Songs of Praise 16:45 Life Story 17:45 BBC News 18:05 BBC London News 18:15 Countryfile: Crafts of theCountryside 19:15 Strictly Come Dancing 20:00 Film: War Horse 22:15 BBC News 22:35 BBC London News 22:45 Michael McIntyre'sShowtime 23:45 The Apprentice 00:45 Film: Repo Chick
05:15 Location, Location, Location 06:10 NFL: The American FootballShow 07:05 How I Met Your Mother:Arrivederci, Fiero 07:30 How I Met Your Mother:Moving Day 07:55 Everybody Loves Raymond:Ray Home Alone 08:25 Frasier: Police Story 08:55 Jamie's Comfort Food 09:30 Sunday Brunch 12:30 The Big Bang Theory: TheTable Polarization 12:55 The Big Bang Theory: TheFriendship Turbulence 13:20 Channel 4 Racing 15:40 Film: 17 Again (2009) 17:45 Film: Mirror Mirror (2012) 19:40 Channel 4 News 20:00 Speed with Guy Martin 21:00 Homeland: From A to B andBack Again 22:00 Micky Flanagan: Back in theGame 23:40 Alan Carr: Chatty Man
06:00 Children's TV
09:55 Access
10:05 Police Interceptors
11:10 Police Interceptors
12:10 Film: The Good Witch's Charm
13:55 Film: A Star For Christmas
15:40 Film: Farewell Mr Kringle
17:25 Film: Dumb & Dumber
19:30 5 News Weekend
19:40 Film: Superman II
22:00 Film: Conan The Barbarian
00:15 Film: Chaos
02:05 SuperCasino
03:10 Mysteries of The Bermuda
Triangle
06:00 Children's TV
9:25am Dickinson's Real Deal
10:25am Murder, She Wrote
11:25am ITV News & Weather
11:35am Carry On Cowboy [FILM]
1:25pm All Star Family Fortunes
2:10pm The Unforgettable Benny Hill
2:50pm The X Factor
4:25pm Downton Abbey
6:00pm You've Been Framed!
6:30pm ITV News
7:00pm Keep It In The Family
8:00pm The X Factor Results
9:00pm I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out
of Here!
10:40pm ITV News & Weather
10:55pm Broadmoor
11:55pm Rugby Highlights: Aviva
Premiership
06:00 Life in a Cottage Gardenwith... 06:30 Great British Garden Revival 07:30 Countryfile: World War OneSpecial 08:40 Glorious Gardens from Above 09:30 Saturday Kitchen Best Bites 11:00 James Martin: HomeComforts: Lazy Days 11:45 James Martin: HomeComforts: Comfort Cooking 12:30 Rick Stein's Far EasternOdyssey 13:30 Rugby Union: Autumn...14:25 Film: Up Periscope 16:15 Glorious Gardens from Above 17:00 Flog It!: Worthing 18:00 Tennis: ATP World TourFinals 19:00 Human Universe 20:00 The Mekong River with SuePerkins 21:00 World's Greatest FoodMarkets 22:00 Russell Howard's Good News 22:30 The Wrong Mans 23:00 The Wrong Mans 23:30 Film: Regeneration
monday 17th November06:00 Breakfast 09:15 Neighbourhood Blues 10:00 Homes Under the Hammer 11:00 Call the Council 11:45 Don't Get Done, Get Dom 12:15 Bargain Hunt: Lewes 13:00 BBC News at One 13:30 BBC London News 13:45 Doctors: Niamh Donoghue 14:15 Moving On 15:00 Escape to the Country:County Durham 15:45 Glorious Gardens fromAbove 16:30 Flog It!: Somerset 17:15 Pointless 18:00 BBC News at Six 18:30 BBC London News 19:00 The One Show 19:30 Fake Britain 20:00 EastEnders 20:30 Room 101 21:00 New Tricks 22:00 BBC News at Ten 22:25 BBC London News 22:35 Ebola Frontline - Panorama 23:20 Jamie Baulch: Looking forMy...
06:20 The King of Queens06:45 The King of Queens:07:10 3rd Rock from the Sun08:00 Everybody Loves Raymond08:30 Everybody Loves Raymond09:00 Frasier: And the Whimper Is 10:30 Frasier: Give Him the Chair! 10:00 Daily Brunch with Ocado 11:00 Come Dine with Me 11:30 Come Dine with Me 12:00 Channel 4 News Summary 12:05 Come Dine with Me 13:05 Come Dine with Me 13:40 Small Animal Hospital 14:10 Countdown 15:00 Fifteen to One 16:00 Deal or No Deal 17:00 Come Dine with Me 17:30 Coach Trip 18:00 The Simpsons: 18:30 Hollyoaks 19:00 Channel 4 News 19:55 The Political Slot: 20:00 How the Rich Get Richer:Channel 4 Dispatches 20:30 Sarah Beeny's How to SellYour...: ...Home 21:00 24 Hours in Police Custody 22:00 8 Out of 10 Cats 22:50 Toast of London: 23:20 The IT Crowd: 50/50 23:50 NFL: The American FootballShow
06:00 Children's TV
09:15 The Wright Stuff
11:10 Cowboy Builders: Bounds
Green
12:10 5 News at Lunchtime
12:15 Rome: The World's First
Superpower
13:15 Home and Away
13:45 Neighbours
14:15 NCIS: The Missionary
Position
15:15 Film: A Christmas Visitor
17:00 5 News at 5
17:30 Neighbours
18:00 Home and Away
18:30 5 News Tonight
19:00 New: The Gadget Show
19:55 5 News Update
20:00 New: Jack The Ripper: The
Missing Eviden
21:00 New: Gotham: Spirit of the
Goat
22:00 New: Under The Dome: Go
Now
22:55 New: Set Up
6:00am Good Morning Britain
8:30am Lorraine
9:25am The Jeremy Kyle Show
10:30am This Morning
10:55am ITV News
11:00am This Morning
12:30pm Loose Women
1:30pm ITV News & Weather
2:00pm Peter Andre's 60 Minute
Makeover
3:00pm Secret Dealers
4:00pm Tipping Point
5:00pm The Chase
6:00pm ITV News
7:00pm Emmerdale
7:30pm Coronation Street
8:00pm Countrywise
8:30pm Coronation Street
9:00pm I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out
of Here!
10:00pm ITV News at Ten & Weather
10:40pm The Agenda
11:20pm The Jonathan Ross Show
24 hourS iN police cuSTodySeason 1 Episode 7 of 7
The Crime of the Century Drunken abuse, the theft of 98p's worth of fizzy drinks and the joyriding ofa 45-seater bus are all in a day's work for acting sergeant Wil Taylor. Some can seem like a wasteof police time, while others quickly become serious - such as the case of three sex workers whohave been arrested during a raid on a local brothel. Are the women victims, possibly trafficked to
the UK from Eastern Europe, or are they running the business and exploiting others?Channel 4 9:00pm Mon 17 Nov
06:05 Homes Under the Hammer 07:05 Call the Council 07:50 Don't Get Done, Get Dom 08:20 Holiday of My Lifetime withLen... 09:05 Celebrity Antiques Road Trip 10:05 Tom Kerridge's Best EverDishes 10:35 Click 11:00 BBC News 12:00 Daily Politics 13:00 Coast 13:10 The Life of Birds 14:00 The Great British Bake Off 15:00 A Place to Call Home 15:45 The Rockford Files 16:35 Cagney and Lacey: A Cry forHelp 17:20 Vintage Antiques Roadshow 18:00 Eggheads 18:30 Strictly Come Dancing - It... 19:00 Tom Kerridge's Best EverDishes 19:30 Children's Hospital: TheChaplains 20:00 University Challenge 20:30 Only Connect 21:00 Intruders 21:45 Some Irish People with Jokes 22:00 Never Mind the Buzzcocks 22:30 Newsnight 23:20 Great Continental RailwayJourneys: Rome to Taormina
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i'm a celebriTy GeT me ouT oF here!Season 14 Episode 1 of 20
New series. A fresh batch of famous faces wave goodbye to their lives of luxury and set up camp inthe Australian wilderness for up to three weeks, battling bugs and Bushtucker Trials, rations and
rain, and heat and hunger, all in the name of entertainment. ITV London 9:00pm Sun 16 Nov
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Tuesday 18th November7:00am Breakfast
10:15am Rip Off Britain: Live
11:00am Homes under the
Hammer
12:00pm Call the Council
12:45pm Close Calls: On Camera
1:15pm Bargain Hunt
2:00pm BBC News at One
2:45pm Doctors
3:15pm Perfection
4:00pm Escape to the Country
4:45pm Holiday of My Lifetime with
Len Goodman
5:30pm Put Your Money Where
Your Mouth Is
6:15pm Pointless
7:00pm BBC News at Six[SUB]
8:00pm The ONE Show
8:30pm EastEnders
9:00pm Holby City
10:00pm DIY SOS: The Big Build
11:00pm BBC News at Ten
11:35pm Panorama Special
12:35pm The Street
7:20am The King of Queens7:45am The King of Queens8:10am 3rd Rock from the Sun8:35am 3rd Rock from the Sun9:00am Everybody Loves Raymond9:30am Everybody Loves Raymond10:00am Frasier10:30am Frasier11:00am Daily Brunch12:00pm Jamie's Money SavingMeals12:30pm Come Dine with Me1:00pm Channel 4 News Summary1:05pm Come Dine with Me1:35pm Come Dine with Me2:05pm Come Dine with Me2:40pm Come Dine with Me3:10pm Countdown4:00pm Fifteen to One5:00pm Deal or No Deal6:00pm Four in a Bed6:30pm Come Dine with Me7:00pm The Simpsons7:30pm Hollyoaks8:00pm Channel 4 News8:55pm The Political Slot9:00pm Obsessive CompulsiveCleaners10:00pm You Can't Get The Staff11:00pm Gogglebox: CelebritySpecial For SU2C11:35pm Secrets of the Living Dolls12:35am Scrotal Recall
10:15am The Wright Stuff
12:10pm Cowboy Builders
1:10pm 5 News Lunchtime
1:15pm The Nightmare Neighbour
Next Door
2:15pm Home and Away
2:45pm Neighbours
3:15pm NCIS
4:15pm Stolen Innocence[FILM]
6:00pm 5 News at 5
6:30pm Neighbours
7:00pm Home and Away
7:30pm 5 News Tonight
8:00pm Meerkat Manor
8:30pm The Secret Life of Pets
9:00pm Britain's Worst Crimes:
Kidnapped - The Stephanie Slater
Story
10:00pm CSI: Crime Scene
Investigation
11:00pm NCIS
11:55pm NCIS
12:55pm Secrets and Lies
6:00am Good Morning Britain
8:30am Lorraine
9:25am The Jeremy Kyle Show
10:30am This Morning
10:55am ITV News
11:00am This Morning
12:30pm Loose Women
1:30pm ITV News & Weather
2:00pm Peter Andre's 60 Minute
Makeover
3:00pm Secret Dealers
4:00pm Tipping Point
5:00pm The Chase
6:00pm ITV News
7:00pm Emmerdale
7:30pm International Football:
Scotland v England
10:15pm ITV News at Ten & Weather
10:55pm International Football
Highlights
live iNTerNaTioNal FooTballScotland v England Scotland v England (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the friendly match from
Celtic Park in Glasgow, where the two oldest rivals in the international game face each other. Thisis the 112th fixture to take place between these nations, and the second in two years having also
met at Wembley Stadium in August 2013, in a contest that saw England emerge with a 3-2 victory.ITV London 7:30pm Tue 18 Nov
7:05am Homes under the Hammer8:05am Call the Council8:50am Close Calls: On Camera9:20am A Taste of Britain10:05am Antiques Roadshow11:05am Building Dream Homes11:35am HARDtalk12:00pm BBC News12:30pm BBC World News1:00pm Daily Politics2:00pm A Taste of My Life2:30pm Ready Steady Cook3:15pm The Rockford Files4:00pm Cagney and Lacey4:50pm Who Do You Think YouAre?5:50pm Great British RailwayJourneys6:20pm Flog It!7:00pm Eggheads7:30pm Strictly Come Dancing - ItTakes Two8:00pm Big Dreams Small Spaces9:00pm The BBC Children in NeedSewing Bee10:00pm Human Universe11:00pm Later Live... with JoolsHolland11:30pm Newsnight12:20am Wonders of the Monsoon
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LEAGUEGoals were in short supply inthe 1 Monday Night game andfull Premier League pro-gramme at the Weekendwhich only provided the AlfazFantasy League with 25goals,6 clean sheets,56 yellowcards(most so far this Season)and 2 red ones.CrystalPalace's Skipper Jedinak andSpur's Full Back Naughtonbeing this Week's naughtyBoys.We managed to get aPenalty awarded at theWeekend thanks to RefereeLee Mason who gaveEverton's Leighton Baines thechance to equalize againstSunderland. I don't think Ihave seen so many Handballsand fouls in the Penalty Areago unpunished for a such longtime. I think the Referees havehad a Meeting and agreed toonly award 1 penalty aWeekend.
Kevin's Team Bars a Lonerwent 6 points clear of Steve'sCowden Red Devils at the topof the Alfaz FantasyLeague.Neil's Blue MoonRising had a good week bag-ging 41 points which placeshim nicely in 3rd spot 1 pointbehind the Red Devils andonly 7 points behind theLeaders.It really is tight at thetop as there is only 28 pointsbetween the top 11 whichmakes for an exciting Seasonahead.I wish I could say thesame about life at the bottomof the Table where Les's TeamHave Not Got a Clue onlyscored 2 points which leavesthem 38 points adrift ofWinnie's Team Le HombreRioja. Mind you there could besome light at the end of thetunnel for Les as one of hisStrikers West Ham's AndyCarroll made a return from along injury on Saturday.
Sharon's Team Shaztasticregained the top spot of ourMark Carter Ladies Section byovertaking Super Suze by 8points. Pam's People moved alittle closer to the Summit andare in 3rd place.Debbie's FoxyFilberts & Kim's Ginger Unitedare also in contention in 4th &5th position.Down at the footof the League Winnie's LeHombre Rioja have beengoing backwards forWeeks,this Week they onlymanaged 5 points which putsthem 33 points from the near-est Team Kate's Mixed Bunch.
There was plenty of action inour U.K.T.V.SPAIN JuniorLeague where Lily's SpongeBob XI stretched their lead atthe Summit to 9 points overSuper Rhys. Ginger Ninja is in3rd place but the Team towatch out for in this Section isAnthony's Team Dart Vaderwho are arrowing in on theLeaders after getting thisWeeks top score of 49 pointswhich helped them move up 5places to 4th. At the other endof the Table Adam's TeamWhat's the Point are getting
left behind as they are now 29points away from Calum'sRees Red Devils.One of our Junior Teams is
top of our Golden Boot Leaguewhich is sponsored byLeonard KnowlesConstruction. Super Rhyshave maintained the the No 1spot for the 2nd Week runningby holding off the challengefrom Keith's Max & Paddy whoare only 4 points behind. Eric'sTeam The Chosen Ones are in3rd place then comes anotherone of our Junior TeamsSponge Bob XI. No reprievefor Les's Team at the bottomHave Not Got a Clue as theyhave gone 7 Weeks withoutscoring.
3 Teams go into the Pot forour Premier Imports Draw fora case of fine Wine at the endof the Month and they areAnthony's Team Dart Vaderwho top scored with 49 pointsand our 2 lowest scoringTeams Les's Have Not Got aClue and Joanna's Los TorresHarriers who only managed 2points.
The Manager of the Month forNovember is being kindlysponsored by Darren & Lornaat the Brisa Del Mar in Albirwho provide excellent goodwholesome home cooked foodat good prices.With only 2Weeks gone Dave's Team UpThe Clarets are still in poleposition with a narrow 1 pointadvantage over Lenny'sSpreaders. Both Managersare Burnley Fans so they bothmust have celebrated theClarets 1st win in the PremierLeague at theWeekend.Knowing both ofthem I'm sure they did.In 3rdplace Dean's Globe Trottersare only 1 point behind theSpreaders.
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10 BERNARD 42 76 5 8111 NICK 77 78 3 8112 KEN 11 75 5 8013 CLIVE 52 78 2 8014 TOM S.E. 61 75 5 8015 KEV SCOT 70 75 5 8016 BOBBY BB 25 75 4 7917 LILA 27 61 18 7918 DAN B 66 73 6 7919 MARIE JB 3 74 4 7820 PAUL ENG 23 71 7 7821 KEN G BAR 36 71 7 7822 GARY/SUE 43 74 4 7823 TOBY 51 73 5 7824 KELLY 58 72 6 7825 MAC 67 71 7 7826 JULES 45 70 7 7727 ALEX T 60 70 7 7728 DANIEL 12 71 5 7629 GARY/JOSEY 49 71 4 7530 LES JB 1 72 2 7431 DAVID JB 4 68 6 7432 DAVE LEE 7 69 5 7433 DEREK 26 69 5 7434 GARY G BAR 31 70 4 7435 WES 74 69 5 7436 BRIAN 8 68 5 7337 JEAN 9 65 8 7338 IAN/MICHELLE 13 64 9 7339 MICHELLE/IAN 15 68 5 7340 TONYstret 16 67 6 7341 SAM 63 67 6 7342 JOHNNY 65 69 4 7343 DEBS 39 67 5 7244 BERNIE 40 66 6 7245 TOM t 44 65 7 7246 LUCHIE 46 67 5 7247 BOBBY 47 67 5 7248 JAN JB 2 64 7 7149 FAYE 34 67 4 7150 BRAIN S/E 53 63 8 7151 LEROY 33 66 4 7052 BRIAN BOYD 48 63 7 7053 LOUISE 71 67 3 7054 NORAH 75 66 4 7055 DAVE BROOKS 76 67 3 7056 JIM 41 63 6 6957 JANET 18 65 3 6858 SCOTT 28 63 5 6859 KEITH U Jack 35 63 5 6860 KYNE Bidvest 57 62 6 6861 ASH 59 63 5 6862 JOHN BOOKIE 62 63 5 6863 TRISH 68 66 2 6864 LINDA 21 63 4 6765 JASON Bidvest 56 64 3 6766 ALAN BOOKIE 64 63 4 6767 LINZI JB 5 60 6 6668 J. JOYCE 17 62 4 6669 TONY 73 62 4 6670 CHRISTINE G BAR 37 60 5 6571 RON 38 58 6 6472 DONNA 22 56 6 6273 KATH 69 59 3 6274 CALLUM A/O/S 78 60 2 6275 DAVE/Brenda 14 58 3 6176 JAKE ENG 24 54 6 6077 JOSEY 50 51 6 5778 ELAINE S 72 52 4 56
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TARTAN BAR 3 0 0 3 12 18 0
BENIDORM POOLLEAGUE
Pos Team P W D L F A +/- Pts
1 Chelsea 11 9 2 0 28 11 17 29
2 Southampton 11 8 1 2 23 5 18 25
3 Man City 11 6 3 2 22 12 10 21
4 West Ham 11 5 3 3 19 14 5 18
5 Swansea City 11 5 3 3 15 11 4 18
6 Arsenal 11 4 5 2 19 13 6 17
7 Man Utd 11 4 4 3 17 14 3 16
8 Newcastle 11 4 4 3 13 15 -2 16
9 Stoke City 11 4 3 4 12 13 -1 15
10 Everton 11 3 5 3 20 18 2 14
11 Liverpool 11 4 2 5 14 15 -1 14
12 Tottenham 11 4 2 5 14 16 -2 14
13 West Brom 11 3 4 4 13 15 -2 13
14 Sunderland 11 2 6 3 12 19 -7 12
15 Hull City 11 2 5 4 13 15 -2 11
16 Aston Villa 11 3 2 6 5 16 -11 11
17 Crystal Palace 11 2 3 6 14 20 -6 9
18 Leicester City 11 2 3 6 11 18 -7 9
19 QPR 11 2 2 7 11 22 -11 8
20 Burnley 11 1 4 6 6 19 -13 7
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Former Wigan Warriors and London Broncos scrum-half and hooker Thomas Leuluai has been ruled outof the New Zealand side to play Australia in the Four
Nations Series final in Wellington on Saturday.The New Zealand Warriors player, who started two ofthe Kiwis' three group matches at hooker, picked upa shoulder injury - as well as a badly-gashed face -
during Saturday's 16-14 win over England inDunedin.
Jason Kenny claimed his second medal of the UCI Track
Cycling World Cup in Guadalajara, Mexico, by winning sil-
ver in the men’s individual sprint on the last day.
Kenny, who had already taken gold in the men’s team
sprint 24 hours earlier, was beaten 2-0 in the gold-medal
final by Australia’s Matthew Glaetzer following two closely
contested heats.
Kenny had earlier beaten New Zealand’s Sam Webster 2-0
in the semi-final to book his place in the decider.
Britain finished the event second in the medal standings,
with two golds and two silvers. Australia topped the table
with three golds and two silvers.
GOOD WEEKKENNY WINS
SECOND MEDAL
BAD WEEKKIWIS LOSE
LEULUAI FOR FINAL
MCLAREN TODECIDE THIS WEEK
ERIC BOULLIER, the McLaren racing director, is to sitdown with CEO Ron Dennis this week for a final roundof talks in a bid to resolve the team's driver line-up for2015.Discussions have been ongoing between the duo forsome time as they mull over who should partner thereturning Fernando Alonso,who is due to be confirmed byMcLaren by the end of nextweek.After negotiating his severancepayment with Ferrari - Alonsohad two years remaining onhis agreement with the team -the Spaniard is to joinMcLaren on a two-year deal,with the option of a third.
As to his team-mate, paddocksources have suggestedBoullier and Dennis have a dif-ference of opinion, with theFrenchman favouring Jenson Button, whilst the latterprefers Kevin Magnussen. With Dennis promising inearly September to deliver an answer by the end of thecampaign in Abu Dhabi, the clock is ticking, although heultimately has the final call.If Dennis needed any convincing Button's experiencewas the way to go then his performance over the week-end in Brazil will have helped. In qualifying fifth and fin-ishing fourth at Interlagos, the 34-year-old has now
scored nearly double the number of Magnussen's pointsthis season - 106 to 55.
Boullier refused to be drawn on whether anything couldbe read into the result, other than to state it was "agreat weekend for the team".
"Prior to Sochi [theRussian Grand Prix] wewere a little bit down," hesaid. "But in two of thelast three races now wehave clearly shown weare capable of puttingcars in the top five -Austin [the United StatesGrand Prix] was a littlemore difficult. But theperformance levels arerising, we're closing thegap, and for me it isimportant to seize this
momentum at the end of the season."It means everything we have done through the seasonis now starting to pay off, and we are building for thefuture, so it's good. But this weekend specifically, andthis race specifically, Jenson did really great."
Button, meanwhile, has dismissed suggestions he ischasing one final big pay-day, with the feeling of beingwanted far more important than money as far as his
ENGLAND LOSE ROKODUGUNIEngland wing Semesa Rokoduguni has been ruled outof Saturday's game against South Africa with a thighinjury and replaced in the squad by Marland Yarde.Rokoduguni was injured in the second half of the 24-21defeat to New Zealand at Twickenham last weekend.
He has failed to prove his fitness in time to face theSpringboks and, as a result, Harlequins wing Yarde,who has made five appearances for England, has beendrafted into a 24-man squad named by head coachStuart Lancaster."Roko has done some limited training but is unlikely to
fully recover from his thigh injury in time, so Marland isin the group coming back into camp on Wednesday,"said Lancaster. Fiji-born Rokoduguni, who plays for Bath, became thefirst serving soldier since Tim Rodber in 1999 to becapped by England when he made his debut againstthe All Blacks.
Rokoduguni was injured in the second half of the 24-21 defeat to New Zealand at Twickenham last weekend.He has failed to prove his fitness in time to face theSpringboks and, as a result, Harlequins wing Yarde,
who has made five appearances for England, has beendrafted into a 24-man squad named by head coachStuart Lancaster."Roko has done some limited training but is unlikely tofully recover from his thigh injury in time, so Marland isin the group coming back into camp on Wednesday,"said Lancaster.
Fiji-born Rokoduguni, who plays for Bath, became thefirst serving soldier since Tim Rodber in 1999 to becapped by England when he made his debut againstthe All Blacks.
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Murray was blown away in his openingmatch by Kei Nishikori, but made no mis-take against the Canadian by securing astraight-sets victory.The Scot secured two breaks of serve inthe opening set to move one set up in alittle over 30 minutes. Although Murraybroke Raonic in the third game of thesecond set his 23-year-old opponent hitback immediately to square things up.
It was not until the 11th game thatMurray secured another break whichallowed him to serve for the match.
Although one match point came andwent, he secured the contest at the sec-ond time of asking when a Raonic shotdrifted long. Roger Federer's win againstKei Nishikori earlier on Tuesday meantMurray knew he had to match that to
avoid early elimination.
Murray could beat Federer and still goout depending on the score betweenRaonic and Nishikori, but equally a lossfor Murray would not necessarily elimi-nate him.
Murray takes on Federer on Thursdayat the O2 scheduled for 8pm GMT
MURRAY HANGS ON
CESC FABREGAS IS OUT OF SPAIN’SUPCOMING MATCHES
Chelsea midfielder Cesc Fabregas hasbeen ruled out of Spain’s EuropeanQualifier against Belarus on Saturday.The 27-year-old, who arrived for nationalduty with a hamstring complaint, had aMRI scan in Madrid on Tuesday morning.Fabregas will also miss the match
against world champions Germany nextweek but hopes to be available forChelsea’s next match on November 22. The Barclays Premier League leaders
will entertain West Brom at StamfordBridge before travelling to Germany toplay Schalke in the Champions Leaguethree days lateA statement from the Spanish FootballFederation (RFEF) said: "The Chelseamidfielder has been ruled out for thegames against Belarus and Germany fol-lowing tests and an evaluation of his con-dition that was carried out this morningby the medical staff of the Spanishnational team.
"The MRI done this morning in theSanitas Clinic in La Moraleja showed aclear improvement with respect to theone done by his club on Sunday.
"Although the MRI discards a hamstringtear, the player continues to have dis-comfort and the medical team considersthat his involvement in the next gameswould not be advisable for his completerecovery."
ENGLAND LOSE CARRICK TO INJURYMichael Carrick has been forced to pullout of the England squad after suffering agroin injury.The Manchester United mid-fielder had been reinstated in the nationalsquad for the forthcoming matches withSlovenia and Scotland.Carrick, who last appeared for England intheir World Cup qualifier against Polandat Wembley last year, had been in linefor a first appearance since being over-looked by Roy Hodgson for the summerfinals in Brazil.
The 33-year-old, who picked up the injury
at St George'sPark, will have ascan to discoverthe severity of theinjury.The injury is ahuge blow for bothEngland and themidfielder himself,with Hodgsonbelieved to haveturned to Carrickto fill a void now left by the retired duo ofSteven Gerrard and Frank Lampard.
Violinist Vanessa Mae has been given afour-year ban by the International SkiFederation for taking part in racesallegedly 'manipulated' to help her qualifyfor the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics.
The governing body said its hearingpanel found 'to its comfortable satisfac-tion' that the results of a series of racesin Slovenia in January were set up inorder for Mae to achieve the qualifyingpoints required to compete at theGames.Representing Thailand and competingunder the name Vanessa Vanakorn, theclassical violinist took part in the
women's giant-slalom in Sochi and fin-ished last out of the 67 competitors.
An FIS statement read: "After consider-ing written submissions and testimony ata hearing on 3rd October 2014, theHearing Panel found to its comfortablesatisfaction that the results of the fourladies giant slalom races that took placeon 18th and 19th January 2014 atKrvavec (SLO) were manipulated, result-ing in the calculation of FIS Points thatdo not reflect the true performance of thecompetitors that participated in thoseevents and in particular the points award-ed to Vanessa Vanakorn (Mae)."
VIOLINIST MAE GIVENFOUR YEAR BAN
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GROUP A GP W D L GF GA GD PTS
Iceland 3 3 0 0 8 0 +8 9
Czech Rep. 3 3 0 0 8 4 +4 9
Netherlands 3 1 0 2 4 5 -1 3
Latvia 3 0 2 1 1 4 -3 2
Kazakhstan 3 0 1 2 3 7 -4 1
Turkey 3 0 1 2 2 6 -4 1
GROUP B GP W D L GF GA GD PTS
Wales 3 2 1 0 4 2 +2 7
Israel 2 2 0 0 6 2 +4 6
Belgium 2 1 1 0 7 1 +6 4
Cyprus 3 1 0 2 4 5 -1 3
Bosnia-Herz. 3 0 2 1 2 3 -1 2
Andorra 3 0 0 3 2 12 -10 0
GROUP C GP W D L GF GA GD PTS
Slovakia 3 3 0 0 6 2 +4 9
Spain 3 2 0 1 10 3 7 6
Ukraine 3 2 0 1 3 1 +2 6
Macedonia 3 1 0 2 4 8 -4 3
Belarus 3 0 1 2 2 6 -4 1
Luxembourg 3 0 1 2 3 8 -5 1
GROUP D GP W D L GF GA GD PTS
Poland 3 2 1 0 11 2 +9 7
Ireland 3 2 1 0 10 2 +8 7
Scotland 3 1 1 1 4 4 0 4
Germany 3 1 1 1 3 4 -1 4
Georgia 3 1 0 2 4 3 +1 3
Gibraltar 3 0 0 3 0 17 -17 0
GROUP E GP W D L GF GA GD PTS
England 3 3 0 0 8 0 +8 9
Slovenia 3 2 0 1 3 1 +2 6
Lithuania 3 2 0 1 3 2 +1 6
Switzerland 3 1 0 2 4 3 +1 3
Estonia 3 1 0 2 1 2 -1 3
San Marino 3 0 0 3 0 11 -11 0
GROUP F GP W D L GF GA GD PTS
Nor. Ireland 3 3 0 0 6 1 +5 9
Romania 3 2 1 0 4 1 +3 7
Finland 3 1 1 1 4 4 0 4
Hungary 3 1 1 1 3 3 0 4
Greece 3 0 1 2 1 4 -3 1
Faroe Islands 3 0 0 3 1 6 -5 0
GROUP I GP W D L GF GA GD PTS
Denmark 3 1 1 1 3 3 0 4
Albania 3 1 1 1 2 4 -2 4
Portugal 2 1 0 1 1 1 0 3
Serbia 2 1 1 0 4 1 +3 1
Armenia 2 0 1 1 2 3 -1 1
GROUP H GP W D L GF GA GD PTS
Croatia 3 3 0 0 9 0 +9 9
Italy 3 3 0 0 5 1 +4 9
Norway 3 2 0 1 5 3 +2 6
Bulgaria 3 1 0 2 3 4 -1 3
Malta 3 0 0 3 2 10 -8 0
Azerbaijan 3 0 0 3 0 6 -6 0
GROUP G GP W D L GF GA GD PTS
Austria 3 2 1 0 4 2 +2 7
Russia 3 1 2 0 6 2 +4 5
Sweden 3 1 2 0 4 2 +2 5
Montenegro 3 1 1 1 2 1 1 4
Moldova 3 0 1 2 2 5 -3 1
Liechtenstein 3 0 1 2 0 6 -6 1
This Weeks Fixtures
14th November
Geordia V Poland 6pm
Germany V Gibraltar 8.45pm
Scotland V ROI 8.45pm
Greece V Faroe Islands 8.45pm
Hungary V Finland 8.45pm
Romani V N.Ireland 8.45pm
Pirtugal V Armenia 8.45pm
Serbia V Denmark 8.45pm
15th November
Luxembourg V Ukraine 6pm
Austria V Russia 6pm
Moldova V Liechtenstein 6pm
England V Slovenia 6pm
San Marino V Estonia 6pm
Switzerland V Lithuania 8.45pm
Spain v Belarus 8.45pm
Montenegro V Sweden 8.45pm
Macedonia V Slovakia 8.45pm
16th November
Netherlands V Latvia 6pm
Belgium V Wales 6pm
Cyprus V Andorra 6pm
Azerbaijan V Norway 8.45pm
Bulgaria V Malta 8.45pm
Italy V Croatia 8.45pm
Israel V Bosnia & Herz 8.45pm
Czech Rep. V Iceland 8.45pm
Turkey V Kazakhstan 8.45pm
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Balague told Sky Sports News HQ:"I'm so excited about this. He's one ofthe top British managers and he'sactually going to go to La Liga, to ateam he can improve."The interesting thing is Real Sociedadhave not accepted no for an answer.They insisted they wanted him to bethe man and received very goodreports. It's not a decision that's been
taken lightly at all."Moyes joins a club third from bottom inLa Liga following a poor start to theseason that cost Jagoba Arrasate hisjob. But Sociedad were in theChampions League as recently as lastseason, when they were drawn in thesame group as Moyes' United, whowon at Old Trafford and drew in Spain.The San Sebastian-based club have ahistory of appointing British managers,
and Moyes is following in the footstepsof Welshmen John Toshack and ChrisColeman. Balague said: "It's a clubwith some Britishness about it - thefirst foreigner to play for them wasJohn Aldridge and Chris Coleman wasalso there. The area is also 'British' inthe eyes of the rest of Spain - it rainsa lot
David Moyes hasbecome RealSociedad's new headcoach on a contract untilthe end of the 2015/16season according to SkySports.
The Scot has signed adeal until the summer of2016 and returns tofootball six-and-a-halfmonths after losing hisjob as ManchesterUnited boss.Moyes had been consid-ering Sociedad's offerfor some time and,according to Sky Sports'Spanish football expertGuillem Balague, waspressed for a decisionwith second-choicePepe Mel waiting in thewings.
USA head coach and for-mer Spurs striker JurgenKlinsmann has called forTottenham managerMauricio Pochettino tobe given time to buildhis own team at WhiteHart Lane.Spurs were booed offthe pitch on Sundayafter they slumped to a2-1 defeat to Stoke -their fourth loss in sixPremier League gamesat home this season.Thelatest loss sawPochettino's men dropto 12th in the league butKlinsmann, who scored
38 goals in 65 appear-ances during two suc-cessful stints at theclub, believes theArgentinian will be asuccess.
Klinsmann told SkySports News HQ: "Heneeds to have thecoaches on the samepage, from the youngestto the oldest.
"He needs to haveeverybody following thesame philosophy andsaying 'ok this is whatwe stand for'.
