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for example while taking them for a walk or when in a public place. The amended law also prohibits owners from keeping dogs and cats on rooftops, balconies or verandas, since these practices result in the pet being left isolated and exposed to the elements. The ministry of agriculture will be preparing a set of regulations specifying the minimum requirements for dog kennels.
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yprus goverment passes a bill amending the Animal Welfare Law, in particular beefing up protection for domesticated animals and introducing stiffer fines for abuse. If found guilty of animal abuse by a court, a person will be liable to a fine of €10,000 – up from €1,700 currently – for the first offence. Repeat offences will be fined €20,000, instead of €3,400 as was the case until now. The bill was drafted by the agriculture ministry as part of government
Likewise banned is the holding in captivity of marine mammals such as whales, dolphins and seals. policies to reinforce animal welfare. After the law passed, the Animal Party released a statement welcoming the changes, but complained that a mooted clause for a total ban on keeping animals in cages did not make it into the bill. Under the changes, authorities can now take away an animal from their owners in case of abuse and entrust its care to a “suitable person,” without lengthy court proceedings. From now on it is forbidden to tie up a dog or a cat; dogs and cats may be tied briefly only,
The amendment for abandoned animals to not be deprived of food and water was also passed. In general, animal protection is strengthened through the cooperation of state services, private vets and animal welfare organisations that will participate in the animal welfare coordinating committee and district committees. “These committees will support and advise the ministry in promoting new policies and programs for animal welfare” the agriculture ministry said in a statement.
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emission rights to cover the missing amount,” the source said. The ministry source could not reveal what percentage was left for Cyprus to meet its target, but Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides recently revealed week that the government plans to introduce a form of “green tax” on liquid fuels. In an interview with the online Brief, Petrides said that the government had plans for reforms which foresee the introduction of a green tax, which will be incorporated into petrol prices at the pump.
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the contribution of renewable energy sources in the energy mix used for transport by 10% by the end of 2020. “This was the target that was agreed with the EU back in 2013, which unfortunately we did not meet. This is expected to cost the state several million euros as we will have to turn to the emissions trading scheme (ETS) to buy
“In particular, green taxation means nothing more than an increase in excise duty on fuel, emphasising that it is also our European obligation. He who pollutes the environment will pay,” Petrides told the news outlet. Confirming the ministry source that motorists will be needing more cash to fill up their tanks, Greens leader and MP Charalampos Theopemptou told the Financial Mirror that the government is expected to dish out some €40 mln to pay for ‘the right to pollute’.
Theopemptou argued that we reached this point as the government has practically done nothing to increase the contribution of RES in transport. “This government knew from the day they took office in 2013 that, as of January 2020, Cyprus would be obliged to cover 10% of its energy needs for transport from RES,” he said.
has done so far was to increase the use of biodiesel in the fuel mix, twice, but this was not enough to reach the target. “Cyprus needs to reach 10%. So, what will they do? They will have to cover the remaining percentage by buying
rights to pollute from other countries that have conformed to the directives,” he said. “At today’s prices, the government should be paying some €40 mln, but could be more if prices go up in the mean time,” he argued.
“From what the Energy Ministry officials have told us in parliament from time to time, we estimate that we are now at 5% of that target.” Theopemptou said that all the government
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GLAMPING Cyprus hopes to tap a new niche market for tourists with luxury camping, or glamping, for which legislation is being drafted, deputy tourism minister Savvas Perdios has announced
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e spoke of a new era in tourism because of growing interest in spending time in nature and said Cyprus could compete well, both as regards camping as we know it, and the new market – glamping. “The opinions of various bodies will be sought in the final stages of preparation, and then a bill will be submitted to the law office so that it can be implemented in 2022,” he said. Perdios said he had briefed MPs on the National Tourism Strategy, adding that this year’s plan comprises three pillars: advertising and marketing; upgrading of infrastructure focusing on specific forms of tourism; and improvement of the competitiveness of urban and mountain areas. Under a Council of Ministers decision, as of March 1, passengers from 56 countries will be able to visit Cyprus without being quarantined for 14 days, unless they test positive for Covid-19 upon their arrival.
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Responding to a question, Perdios said it is too early for estimates about tourism as all countries are experiencing the second or third wave of the pandemic and it will be difficult for someone to travel today or in February and March. “There is a hesitancy among our partners abroad to say what programme they expect to follow this year,” he
said, adding that there should be a clearer picture in the next few weeks. Asked about the possibility of a health passport for those who have been vaccinated for the coronavirus, he said this was an idea that was being discussed with opinion divided among supporters and opponents.
Committee chairman Andreas Kyprianou welcomed the new strategic plan which he said was focused on making Cyprus more than just a sun and sea destination focused on hotel tourism. Changes in the island’s tourism product will instead turn attention to the mountains, nature trails, traditional products and wine routes among others.
camping sites. “I am very concerned about the creation of large, luxury camping sites. I am not voicing opposition, but we need to very careful,” he said. Camping in the forest is carried out in cooperation with the forestry department, so it was important to be careful
as regards their presence in the forest, the number of people they will cater for and the activities that they will include. “We do not want to see camping sites that are damaging to nature and the forest, and run counter to protection of the environment,” he said.
This will not only increase tourism flows but help combat rural depopulation, he said. Greens MP Charalambos Theopemptou said it was important that tourism revenue benefited all areas of Cyprus. And he said the party had submitted proposals on regulations for 13
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Five reasons you can’t stick to your healthy eating plan
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ealthy eating plans keep falling through, especially at this time of year and it can often be down to five main reasons, according to Dr Rachel Evans a psychologist who specialises in eating disorder recovery. From not setting clear goals, to being too restrictive and having subconscious beliefs about food, if you’re struggling to keep to a set eating plan, it’s important to look into exactly why you may be breaking it.
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3. You think you have ‘blown it’
1. You haven’t set clear goals
Goals can often be too vague and it’s not enough to say that you just want to eat ‘less sugar’ or ‘more fruit and vegetables’, as it’s then difficult to know exactly what you’re working towards and track progress. Without clear, identifiable goals – you could be left feeling unsure about what action you need to take when eating healthily, which can lead to no action being taken!
2. The goals you have set are too restrictive
If you can’t keep to an eating plan, it may be because it’s too restrictive, which can lead to a state of physiological and psychological deprivation. When we don’t consume enough, we often end up thinking a lot more about food, which is a survival mechanism and can cause us to become irritable and crave ‘junk’ foods.
In psychology this is called the abstinence violation effect; when you have one thing off plan which leads to total collapse. This cycle of feeling like you have blown it, so you may as well eat everything you want to and start again with healthy eating on Monday, results in people often eating more unhealthy foods than usual, because they believe they won’t be able to eat that food again when they get back on plan - which can be damaging to long term healthy eating plans altogether.
4. You are trying to get by on pure willpower
We often believe that willpower is all we need to stick to a diet, but my own research has found that good self-control did not predict how well people could stick to their intentions to eat healthily; habits and how people ate in the past was more important.
5. Subconscious beliefs about food If something is keeping you stuck in old habits of overeating, it can often feel like you are sabotaging yourself over and over again, and this behaviour is likely to be driven by deep subconscious beliefs about food and yourself which can be difficult to break.
One of the most effective ways to combat negative subconscious beliefs and bad eating patterns is to recognise patterns from childhood and when exactly they are showing up in life now. Another way to tackle these behaviours is to look into hypnotherapy, to directly access the subconscious mind and find the root of eating issues - through hypnotherapy, these can be rewired for more helpful thought patterns, to help healthy eating become more achievable.
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WHY WE LOVE CATS
AMANDA MOSS EXPLORES THE ISLAND’S LOVE OF CATS.
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ith the number of cats outnumbering humans in Cyprus it was only a matter of time until I became a cat lady. Stereotypically single and middle aged as well, I absolutely fit the profile. Funnily enough, despite being a frequent holidaymaker to the island before I moved, I almost, dare I say it, despised the felines. So what changed? Having a friend rescue a helpless kitten from a dumpster and watch it strengthen was the start of my love of cats. Realising just how many cats are mistreated on the island saddened me. They don’t deserve it. Attending a business meeting in Penera last summer I stumbled across my first kitten, Thanos, who became something of a celebrity on social media as people followed his progress as I bottle fed him and revived him twice. He was 10 days old, dehydrated and was baking in the searing heat and sadly passed away four weeks later and I was stuck by how grief-stricken I was.
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Then along came Mabel who I am sure is his sister as I went back to the bins and she walked into my arms. Nancy was next, our punk rocker who thrived on danger and tragically was run over and killed instantly last month. And finally Little T, named after the gym class TRX where he was rescued cowering under a bush, starving and frightened at 6 weeks old. I understand the attraction of cats now, they are intriguing and stare into your soul. They are excellent companions and love nothing better than to curl up beside you. Their love is pure and one of the greatest stress relievers is stroking a purring cat. I have fallen in love and no doubt will give a loving home to many more along with many of you who have. But did Cyprus end up with more cats than human inhabitants? According to Byzantine legend, Helena of Constantinople (Saint Helen) shipped hundreds of cats from Egypt or Palestine to Cyprus in 328 A.D. to control venomous snakes that had infested the area around the monastery, following a drought lasting 37 years. And they have taken over and stolen our hearts every since.
I have 46 cats and each one of them is a Cyprus rescue, each one of them has a different character, most of them are reasonably intelligent (as cats go) Like most cats anywhere, they give unconditional love despite in many cases, they were abandoned as babies. They, again, like most cats, are independent spirited, tough and most are natural snake killers yet don't bother with birds for the most part. Although I had one of mine bring back (drag by the neck) a live Chukka partridge) which was bigger than she was.
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And for some other reasons, that can vary according to point of views and experiences. For all the above motivations, when I explain what Burlesque is and how my classes are structured, I always explain (and guarantee!) that Burlesque is the self-esteem booster, the magical tool to bring out the diva that lies in you, the way to feel beautiful and sensual at any age. It gives us the opportunity to wear beautiful dresses and use alluring and glamorous props. Don’t we love to become someone else for a Carnival party? An elegant 1800s lady, a sexy witch, a Charleston dancer? Don’t we love to wear make-up and get our hair done? To look amazingly elegant when we attend a wedding? And I add that it is really for everybody, because it’s easy as it seems. Ok, I’m not talking about becoming a pro, I’m just talking about enjoying taking classes, doing our best without fearing any judgement. So, to me Burlesque is for everybody for all the reasons listed above but especially - I find it logical! Because all women have a feminine
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CYCLING HAPPILY AND SAFELY THIS WINTER – WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW By Catherine Ellis, Hill & Ellis
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f you haven’t braved it yet this winter, do remember that this season is a fantastic time to cycle. Not only is it crisp, cool and quiet, without jumping on your bike daily, you might miss the season all together, staying inside or on public transport until March. But cycle and you will see more of the season and catch some vital vitamin D whilst you’re at it. To fully enjoy the season in the saddle you need to cycle clever. Here are the five things you need to know to cycle happily and safely in the winter.
BE SEEN Get some strong lights and get yourself a back22 up that stays in your bag
just case you forget to take them and are caught cycling home after sunset. Reflective is also great. Get a reflective jacket, or add a band or gilet over your jacket, and it’s worth considering permanently attaching some reflective details to your bike. It’s easy to forget how hard it is to see cyclists until you are driving a car
with headlights from oncoming traffic shining in your eyes.
DON’T OVERDRESS OK, so there’s frost on the ground and your breath is condensing in front of you but once you start cycling, you’ll get hot. So, don’t overdress from
the outset or you will get sweaty and for the rest of the day you will be drying off (and warming up)! A lightweight but windproof jacket is perfect to keep you snug and trust me take off that extra jumper, you won’t need it on the bike. You just need to brace yourself for the first 10 minutes, but it will fly by and its good for the immune system.
LOOK AFTER YOUR HANDS Anyone who has forgotten their gloves and cycled for longer than 15 minutes in the winter, knows exactly how important gloves are to enjoy cold weather cycling. That searing pain in your fingertips as the warmth at home tries to resuscitate your hands virtually guarantees you won’t forget your gloves ever again. So, get some good gloves; they should be water-resistant or wind proof but don’t go mad and buy ski gloves – you will get too hot. Again, it’s worth having a backup pair stowed safely in your pannier bag, which you can gleefully whip out when you have forgotten your first pair!
ICE AND LEAVES The leaves still left on the road and might look
innocent, but they are not! In the winter months the remaining leaves get slippery and icy. Ice is also more likely to congregate at the side of the road, so cycle carefully near the gutter. If you are on the backstreets it might be quiet enough for you to cycle closer to the middle of the road which in the early morning is worth it, as any ice will have melted away towards the centre. If it is icy or there are lots of leaves on the road, cycle in a lower gear for better traction.
CHOOSE THE RIGHT BAG In the winter, you’ll definitely end up wearing more so if you are not careful you won’t escape the back sweats. You warm up quick, and with a windproof jacket on and even a rucksack you’re on the fast lane to back sweat alley. So, don’t overdress. Invest in a pannier bag, not only will it keep everything dry, but as you can attach the bag to your bike (instead of
carrying it like a donkey) you will avoid that sweaty back. By investing in the right gear and not wrapping up too warmly before you start, you’ll find that winter cycling can be a great way to get outside, see the season, soak up some vitamin D, and keep fit. All things that can be a little more challenging in the grey winter months.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Catherine Ellis is from Hill & Ellis, which produces a range of high quality, stylish cycle bags. Each bag, designed in the UK, is created to transition perfectly from home to bike to boardroom to bar. They are functional, fashionable and hard wearing. There’s plenty of space inside for a laptop and other essentials, and each bag comes with patented pannier clips that fit almost any bike, allowing you to clip the bag on and off quickly and easily.
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ur world is fast changing. Between lock downs, national economic recovery and fear of the virus, it can be hard to navigate your life and future. Last month we spoke about keeping your new year resolutions. How is it going for you? Did the recent lock down cause you to pause the progress of your goals? Or did you adapt to make your still goals work in the new lock down environment? Have you ever wondered why is it that some people thrive and others struggle in the same set of circumstances? What is it that one man has, that the other lacks to make the most of the situation? Some might say that it's all down to luck. We know better, it's more than luck, it's a choice. A choice to move forward and evolve is yours to take at anytime! When the environment no longer supports what used to work for you, do something different. If
your goals can't be met the way you planned, make a new plan and keep going. Choose to be happy with what you have and open your eyes with a new perspective to infinite opportunities. Opportunities that are calling out for you to notice them, take them and be a success. You might think, it's easy to say 'change with changing times' but where do you start? The best place to start is usually with reviewing your current situation. To do this I recommend using a wheel of life temple (find on Google or other search engines) to score each area of your life and journalling about what is making you happy, unhappy, bring in income and what is no longer working for you. Once you have taken the time to see a true reflection of your life, you can start to see clearly what needs to change and take action accordingly.
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RECIPE
STUFFED CALAMARI TUBES WITH A THAI SALMON STUFFING AND A RED PEPPER ESSENCE Meanwhile get the Ingredients
3 calamari tubes 3 salmon fillets 1/2 bunch of coriander 1 stick of lemongrass 1 clove of garlic 1 knob of fresh ginger 2 fresh red chillies 1 lime Teaspoon of dried coriander Teaspoon of dried ginger 3 red pepper 2 tablespoons of sugar 1/2 cup of cold water 2 spring onions
Method To prepare the calamari tubes bring to the boil in salted water, when waiting for the calamari to boil you can prepare the stuffing in a food processor blend dried coriander, ginger along with the fresh coriander, lemongrass garlic and chilli and the juice of the lime season with sea salt and pepper and add salmon blend until a soft puree has formed. By this stage the calamari will have boiled and rinse well under cold water until cold. Add the stuffing mix to a large bowl and rinse as you will need again to make the essence.
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calamari tubes and 3/4 full with the salmon stuffing and arrange on a plate prior to cooking repeat three times, preheat the oven at 180 degrees. Place a cocktail stick the the top of the calamari to prevent the stuffing falling out.
To cook the calamari add a large pan on the stove allowing to heat but not smoke, cook the calamari for 4 minutes on one side flip it over and cook in the oven for a further 8 minutes. Once cooking in the oven you can prepare the essence and spring onions. In the food processor quarter and deseed the peppers add sugar and water blend until sauce consistency has formed if required add a little more water and season with salt and pepper, once it it blending
wash and slice the spring onions at a angle for the garnish cut the greens into strips. By this stage the calamari will be cooked take out of the oven allowing to rest for a few minutes then slice down the middle at a angle arrange on the plate drizzle around the plate garnish with the spring onions and serve a nice suggestion is to serve with rice, or salad and enjoy any further food ideas please contact me on Paulwatters35@gmail.com or on my Facebook page simple tasty healthy by Paul Watters.
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OLLY MURS Back on tour in 2021
Lockdown has left a huge hole in people's lives with the lack of live music. How excited are you to get back on the road again and play to fans? I’m so excited to get back on the road. It’s been a tough year for everyone, so it’s nice to have something to look forward to for next summer. I’m very aware that not only am I looking forward to it as playing live is the best part of my job, but also for all the people I employ to put on the shows – from my band, crew – sound, lighting, producers, riggers – so many people that rely on live music to make a living. To go around the UK playing at loads of amazing outdoor venues is going to be pretty special.
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What've you missed the most about performing live? I’ve missed seeing my fans and having that connection with them when I’m on stage. There’s nothing better than being on the road and actually being able to see your fans singing and dancing to your music. I feed off people’s energy, so going back on
the road all around the country, to places I don’t often get to go will be amazing. Also playing live with my band, and having them all on stage with me bringing my music to life is the best feeling. If you had to pick, what would be your favourite tour memory? It’s so hard to pick as I’ve been lucky enough to have so many amazing memories on tour – but playing at Wembley Stadium with Robbie Williams really stands out for me. I was supporting him on his European tour in 2013, and to have 60,000 people singing back to me and waving their hands in the air to my music was pretty special and I was overwhelmed with the reaction. Tell us a bit about what it was like to captain England in this year’s Soccer Aid. It was an honour to Captain this year’s England team for Soccer Aid, as we raised a record amount of money (over £9m) in the midst of a global pandemic. I played shocking to be fair, probably my worst personal performance, but it will still be one of my most memorable Soccer Aid’s because of the circumstances in which we still managed to put it on.
You underwent an impressive body transformation during lockdown with personal trainer Rob Solly - what was your favourite bit from the experience? To see the results of your hard work is obviously the rewarding part, but for me it was more important in how it made me feel. At the start of lockdown, while still recovering from knee surgery, I was eating anything and everything out of boredom – but that made me feel less productive and more sluggish, so having Soccer Aid as a focus to get me fit again was a real drive. We’re eagerly awaiting new music from you can we expect it soon? Yes, it’s been a while since I released my own music – so that’s the plan for this year. I’m starting to work on writing now and figure out what the next sound is for me, so watch this space!
NEWS
Cyprus ranks fifth in a Covid Performance Index of almost 100 countries for its successful handling of the coronavirus pandemic published by think tank Lowy Institute.
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ew Zealand, Vietnam and Taiwan rank the top three in the index with Britain and America are near the bottom of the pile. Cyprus is in fifth place after Thailand, and Rwanda is ranked sixth. Other countries in the top ten are Iceland, Australia, Latvia and Sri Lanka – countries with fewer reported cases and deaths both in aggregate and per capita terms. The Lowy Institute said its index excludes China, where the first cases were identified in December 2019, due to a lack of publicly available data.
weeks that followed their hundredth confirmed case of Covid-19, using data available to January 9, 2021. Fourteen-day rolling averages of new daily figures were calculated for confirmed cases, confirmed cases per million people, confirmed deaths, confirmed deaths per million people, confirmed cases as a proportion of tests, and tests per thousand people, the Lowy Institute said.
In Cyprus 193 people have died from Covid The United States, with over 25 million confirmed cases, ranked 94, while India, with more than 11 million cases, was 86th. Britain, with the highest number of the deaths in Europe, stood at 66th. Brazil and Mexico were at the bottom of the list. The index showed countries in AsiaPacific proved the most successful in containing the pandemic, while Europe and the United States were “quickly overwhelmed” by the rapid spread of Covid-19. “In general, countries with smaller populations, cohesive societies, and capable institutions have a comparative advantage in dealing with a global crisis such as a pandemic.”
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FEBRUARY 2021 ARIES (21 MARCH–19 APRIL)
Your social life is stimulated this and plenty of opportunities to express yourself uniquely will present themselves. Pleasureseeking activities, recreation, and amusement are increased. You’ll be at your strongest if you tame impatience and work on career plans that need finetuning rather than taking on new things.
TAURUS (20 APRIL – 20 MAY)
You feel more enthusiastic and want to try new things. You could find you’re put in the spotlight for something, or get recognition for work you’ve done. You’re finding more than usual enjoyment from group or friend activities. Your personality could be more nurturing or encouraging.
GEMINI (21 MAY – 20 JUNE)
This is a good time to clear things out of your life that you no longer need to make room for the good things to come. An exciting friendship connection could be made in that opens up doors for you– but do watch for deceptions and self-deceptions.
CANCER (21 JUNE – 22 JULY)
It’s time to make a change in your life, not a small one, but one that really transforms you and/or your life. You are radiating energy that makes you more attractive, and, as a result, opportunities are that much stronger for romantic attention.
LEO (23 JULY – 22 AUGUST)
This could be a good time for you to look for a new job or get a second job, try to get recognition at work, or improve your working environment. You may see things that you’ve 34
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been working on for a long time finally come to fruition now.
VIRGO (23 AUGUST – 22 SEPTEMBER) Your goals and
wishes tend to be broad and perhaps unusual or ahead of the times just now. You may particularly enjoy dreaming up ideas for the future. Others especially value your advice and often turn to you for help.
LIBRA (23 SEPTEMBER – 22 OCTOBER) You are more
determined to achieve your personal goals, and more strategic in the manner you go about doing so. Pouring your heart and soul into your efforts comes naturally now. Income from your business or career is likely to increase.
SCORPIO (23 OCTOBER – 21 NOVEMBER) You could have
an easier time dealing with your career. Any moves you make have a greater chance of going well. Those of you in business for yourself could see an especially profitable month. You are ready to pursue romance and to take the lead.
SAGITTARIUS (22 NOVEMBER -21 DECEMBER) Fortunate
events occur as a direct result of your willingness to entertain the unusual and to think outside of the box. You are feeling brave, positive, and optimistic. New opportunities through friendships, group associations, and other forms of networking might arise.
CAPRICORN (22 DECEMBER – 19 JANUARY) It’s a good time
for creative communications and pleasure. Your mind is quicker, sharper, and you come
MANISH’S ZODIAC PREDICTIONS MANISH KUMAT ARORA EMAIL: manish@ manishastrologer.com up with ideas faster. Surprising events occur now that serve to jolt you out of your usual routine, particularly when it comes to friendships, finances, and career.
AQUARIUS (20 JANUARY – 18 FEBRUARY) You are open to
new energies, approaches, and attitudes. You’re likely to feel more hopefulness, faith, and confidence, particularly with your career or life direction, long-term goals, and career prospects and outlook. It’s a terrific time for collaborating or enjoying more interaction with someone special as well.
PISCES (19 FEBRUARY – 20 MARCH) This is a time when
you invest in yourself and in the people around you that you respect. Projects begun now can have longterm benefits. Finances are likely to be quite reliable or under control now. You could become more active with friends or in your community.
MU S IC
BUGZY MALONE
ALBUM - THE RESURRECTION - 12 FEBRUARY
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his body of work is full of hard-won wisdom and undiluted street delivery on an elevated level that sees Bugzy produce his most accomplished work to date. Armed with dexterous wordplay, an unwavering sense of self belief and a willing work ethic, Bugzy has proved time and time again that his is The King of The North. His catalogue boasts four top ten projects and last year he made his acting debut in Guy Ritchie’s box office hit movie ‘The Gentlemen’. Bugzy, even in the face of adversity, continues to cement himself as a force to be reckoned with in the UK music scene and beyond.
CELESTE
ALBUM - NOT YOUR MUSE - 26 FEBRAURY
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he announcement completes what has been a remarkable year for 2020’s breakthrough artist, who achieved the double win of BBC Sound of 2020 and the BRITS Rising Star award. While the ensuing pandemic put paid to all touring and festival plans, the BritishJamaican soul singer and songwriter released a string of captivating songs - the sentiments of which resonate in these uncertain times including ‘Hear My Voice’ was co-written with Golden Globe®-nominated composer Daniel Pemberton and is the focus track of the Netflix film The Trial of the Chicago 7. ‘Hear My Voice’ is tipped as an Oscars contender for Best Original Song at the Academy Awards next year. New song ‘A Little Love’, which was written and recorded for the John Lewis and Waitrose Christmas advertising campaign, has been widely praised as a Christmas classic in the making.
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MUSIC January found us in lockdown Part 2 and sadly, still no music events…. however, some form of music medicine was available…...yay!! We saw two events, where local musicians were given the opportunity to finally get their instruments out, sing their hearts out and perform.
chance to react to the ban on all Live music events. A permanent winter festival for the future? Time will tell but definitely a little light in these dark music times.
Fengaros Festival introduced the first edition of the new online event, FENGAROS REACTS, which ran from the 10th until the 31st of January and featured ten local acts.
The second event was a two day online marathon which ran from 12pm to 8pm and took place on Saturday the 23rd and 30th of January. The event was organised by the Pancyprian Guild of Professional Artists in collaboration with the Municipal Theatre of Limassol. Eight hours of continuous live streamed, free performances with links to support the participating artists. Hopefully musicians’ needs are finally being noticed. We can only hope so, as music plays a huge role in our lives and wellbeing.
Performances were free and live streamed on various online platforms. To support the musicians and the art workers involved in the event, links were made available for donations plus the chance to purchase artist merchandise. The name clearly describes the purpose of the event….a
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For a small island, Cyprus is brimming with talented musicians. One that I want to highlight this month is Constantinos Pavlides, who is in three original local bands, Arcadian Child, Delirium Elephants and Barebone.
Music expert Drew Andreou, who organises Cyprus Rocks, gives her insight into the music scene around Cyprus. If you want to be included email info@lifestylelivingcyprus.com
His knowledge and passion for drumming extends further by offering online drumming lessons for beginners and advanced students, and it doesn’t end there! Constantinos has recently written a book titled Live Well, Drum Well. His latest achievement focuses on his technical developments and accomplishments at a musical and personal level. This informative guide combines his passion for music, healthy living and an insight into his active and vegan lifestyle. A great and modern addition to any book collection.
Forget any February Blues with The Dust Coda! London Rockers, The Dust Coda’s recent single release ‘Breakdown’ is just one of the songs from their upcoming new album MOJO SKYLINE (I love the name) which is due to be released on the 26th March. The band describe their music as ‘hard hitting rock ‘n’ roll rooted in Blues Soul’ and that is exactly what this four member band deliver. Their Southern Blues Rock sound consists of gritty blues with swagger and warm mellow tones. If you like the sounds of Rival Sons, The
Temperance Movement, Black Stone Cherry with hints of classic rock, then you will appreciate this band. Whether it’s the foot stomping sounds and guitar riffs or the slow melodic tones, The Dust Coda are definitely worth checking out.
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