Daxi Magazine, October 2017, Volume 8, Issue 6, Part 1 by Daxi Magazine Cyprus

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Volume 8 - Issue 6 October 2017

Paralimni • Protaras • Ayia Napa • Kapparis • Ayia Thekla • Vrysoules • Deryneia • Frenaros • Avgorou • Xylofagou • Liopetri • Sotira Larnaca • Mackenzie • Dhekelia • Oroklini • Pervolia • Aradippou • Kiti • Pyla • Xylotymbou • Ormideia • Livadia • Mazotos • Tersefanou

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Hello Daxi readers and welcome to your BUMPER October edition of Daxi! This month we welcome the Autumn season, the cooler weather, Halloween and of course the huge music festival 'Cyprus Rocks'. With the tourist season coming to conclusion and the clocks going back one hour on the 29th it reminds us that winter and of course Christmas is now just around the corner. In this month’s issue following our recent Daxi Magazine survey, we have added some new content as requested by some of our readers and advertisers. New pages to look out for include: ‘Kid's Corner’, ‘Simply Cyprus’ and an updated version of 'Useful Information' which now includes a Coptic Wind Scale and useful websites. Full information on our reader survey results can be found inside. We love hearing from our readers and advertisers, please continue to send in pictures, letters and community news contributions and we will do our very best to include them in coming issues of Daxi.

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DERYNEIA 2 Euro Land Bella Capella Chris 2’s Deja Vu Euroworld Fat Catz Gateway To India Restaurant George Jewellers Karpasiana Restaurant Olamart Paradise Funerals St Modestos Vets The New Inn The Square Bar Thimonia Bakery Vinodeli VRYSOULES Alexandra Bar Ay Nik Fans Lounge Ay Nik Swimming Pool Geystikon Tavern MK Insurance Litsas Supermarket The Hive Panicos Jewellers The Snug LIOPETRI Cash & Carry XYLOFAGOU Klokkos Taverna Sigiries The Charity Shop SOTIRA Adomos Vet Pledin Cleaning Simos Tavern Skevi Kimonos Podiatrist AVGOROU Cyherbia Lefteris Coffee Shop Malos Bar Salute Bar PERNERA Blue Spice Bootlegger Daxi Information Center Di Capilla Farkonas Pool Bar Ifalos Il Cavaliere Just Scuba Kama Lifestyle Kokos Bar Mojito Rainbow Digital Print RJ Overseas Property Rubie Reds Phoenix Bar & Restaurant Sizzler's Steak House Tempo Dance Studio The Lounge Bar The Bakers Arms The Point Wagtails PROTARAS Bank Of Cyprus Beauty By Liz Garden Plus Greenery Genesis Property Group Giovani Holi Hire IPA Divers Irresistible Bar Lee Property Mimosa Bowls Nameless Bar Petrolina

Panoramic Pools Poseidonio Restaurant Nick’s Bottle Shop Sold On Cyprus Steens The Cutting House Malmia The Pottery Place KAPPARIS Best Value Supermarket Buy Let Celebrations Magazaki Mellow Bar St Raphael The Cove The Kennedy Pub The Pig & Whistle PARALIMNI Abbeygate Insurance Alzhiemers Centre Andy's Meat Market Bargains R Us Blue Salt Property Cancer Charity Shop CC Law Services Cosmos Cutting Edge Deko Thermiki DD’s Shop Expresso Coffee Fame Forsos Enterprises Gonzo Bar & Grill Helping Hands Home & Wood Image Beauty Therapy Inter Home Island Homes Jade Garden Keyshore Property Lako Pools Med Vets Officestat Papas Fish and Chips Pet Galaxy Pet Parade 1 & 2 Petra House Interiors Premier Property Primesat Rodolfus Butcher Sklavenitis Supermarket Tasos Vets x 2 Vangelis Restaurant Woki Wok AYIA NAPA Anna’s Hair Ayia Thekla Market Blood Brothers Tattoo Blueberries Footloose Bar KOTA Restaurant Performers Dance Short Circuit The Kings Sword The Three Lions FRENAROS Andri’s Frozen Foods The Spanner Thimonia Bakery LIMASSOL R/ABOUT Super Discount Store

LARNACA CENTRAL Academic & General Book Shop African Safari Beer Barn Blondie's Hair Salon Cardelz Card & Gift Shop Cyprus Hearing Centre D & C Handicrafts CPM Cyprus Lefkarites Dry Cleaners Maqam Al-Sultan Meeting Pub Shanghai Restaurant Sklavenitis Supermarket World Of Beauty Zanaar MACKENZIE Flamingo Beach Hotel Koma Tou Yialou Moby Dick Bar Portokali Salt N Lake San Remo Hotel The Cactus Hotel The Seagull DHEKELIA ROAD Agrino Pub Beijing Restaurant Big Break Pool Bar Bits & Pieces Blue Wave Cessac Chris A Automotive Glass Computer Central Dhekelia Leisure Centre Hygge Restaurant Kitros Opticians Maria’s Hair Salon Mario’s Coffee Bar Masalas Mer Bleue Perfect Shine Rock and Bowl The Chippy The Hive The Irish Hard Bar UKCA Club Waves OROKLINI Card Factory/D V D Shop Lithos Bar Maria’s Supermarket Nifty Thrifty Oroklini Shopping Centre Oroklini Veterinary Clinic Restolake Restaurant The Kings Cellar The Only Bar PYLA Auto Village ARADIPPOU Peseidonia Medical Center Scarlet Macaw KITI Gefiri Convenience Store I.T. Plus K2 Fitness Maniacs La Croissanterie MAS DIY Tamala Café/Bar ORMIDEIA A Papantoniou Vets Euroworld XYLOTYMBOU Bambos Restaurant Eko Garage Plus Supermarket TERSEFANOU Elysian Bar LIVADIA Kitros Opticians

LARNACA REGION L o c a l - C o m m u n i t y - N e w s - E v e n t s - P e o p l e

UKCA Donates to Cat Neutering The UKCA (United Kingdom Citizens Association) Club Larnaca officially presented ‘Feral Fundraiser: Animal Helpers’ with a donation of €290 on August 16 to help neuter stray cats in the area. Chairman of the UKCA Club Larnaca, Gerry Harrison, presented Heather LaBonte Efthymiou with the donation at the club’s premises in Pyla. Heather later posted on the Feral Fundraiser Facebook page that the volunteers were ‘floored’ to receive the donation. The money was raised over the past year through a donation collection tin on the club's bar. Mr Harrison said the club was happy to help the efforts in fighting the Cyprus-wide stray cat problem through neutering.

UKCA Chairman Gerry Harrison presents Feral Fundraiser’s Heather LaBonte Efthymiou with money raised by the club.

The money raised will go towards Feral Fundraiser’s vet bills so that it can continue its efforts. The UKCA is a non-profit organisation established for the benefit of British citizens living in the town. It was set up in the early 1980’s and has now expanded to include members from the European Union, with new members always welcome.

RAOB Supporting Children In Need Of Help The RAOB (BUFFS) are supporting children in need of help. They are carrying out a special fund raising drive to help cases like Kessie Katsiflis. She is a 14-year-old girl born with a disorder in her right leg. Her adopted mother Lynn has been trying to save her leg since she was 2 years old. Sadly, last year the fight came to an end. Due to possible complications, it was decided that the foot had to be amputated. The Buffs stepped in and along with other friends raised the money needed. Kessie is growing quickly. The stump of her leg has shrunk and the bone has started to grow again. The prosthetic leg no longer fits. She now may need another operation and a new prosthetic leg. Dr Dvaric and the Shriners Hospital are giving their services free of charge but there are many other expenses involved. One of the events held to raise this money was a sponsored hair dye by 3 of the Buffs. Norman Spicer had his hair dyed Purple. John Rendell had Rainbow colours while Nof Pashialis dyed his beard red and pink.

Even Animals Can’t Get Enough Of The Daxi Holiday Guide To Cyprus! Hi Daxi! Thought you might like to see this photo of our cat Alice chilling out after reading the latest edition of the Daxi Holiday Guide. Glenn & Dawn Palmer

They raised €1400 between them. The event was held on 1st Sept at the Agrino pub and Azzuro Hair salon on Dhekelia Road where they also held a horse racing night and raffle raising another €700. The BUFFS are constantly raising money to support children in need. If you would like to help by donations, offering raffle prizes or holding fund raising events please contact John Rendell on 99027214

Have you had a charity or community event? A Birthday Anniversary or Wedding Celebration? Or do you have information you would like to share about our community? Send in your stories, notices and announcements to us with a minimum of one high resolution picture and we will do our best to print them in our next edition of Daxi. Send your contributions to: info@thedaxigroup.com Deadline for each issue is 12th of the month. Don't forget to include your full name and telephone number in case we need to clarify details with you.

U P C O MIN G EVENTS LARNACA Event: 14th ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF TRADITION & CULTURE Where: TBC Date and Time: 1st October 5pm Cost: Free Info: Organised in a different village of rural Larnaca every year. More than 50 Stalls of traditional local products, food displays and crafts. Food tastings and traditional music and dances. Organisers: Association of Rural Women of Larnaca Supporters: Larnaca Tourism Board Event: BEACH TENNIS INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP - DOUBLES Where: Sand Sport's Court, Foinikoudes Beach Date and Time: 9th – 11th October 9am start, finals at 8pm and 9pm (Monday), 10am start, finals at 8pm and 9pm (Tuesday and Wednesday) Cost: Spectators, Free Info: A one-day International Championship of beach tennis with 16 men's and 16 women's teams, and a two-day International of 32 men's and 32 women's teams. The event is held under the auspices of Larnaca Municipality, and with the support of the Larnaca Tourism Board. Further Information: Larnaca Beach Tennis Club Facebook page / Email: beachtennislarnaca@gmail.com Event: 1ST PANCYPRIAN FESTIVAL OF ATHIENOU PRODUCTS - 'ATHIENOU IN YOUR PLATE' Where: Municipal Park, Athienou Village Date and Time: 15th October 11am Cost: Free Info: The village of Athienou is famous for its long history of wheat growing and traditional breadmaking, as well as for its halloumi, and will be celebrating these customs with day-long festival. The event includes halloumi and bread making demonstrations and sampling; the opportunity to buy traditional products, and an entertainment programme of folkloric music, as well as a treasure hunt for children, and other activities. Further Information: 24811370 Event: ST. HELENA’S AUTUMN FAIR Where: Garden of 16 Grigoris Afxentiou Avenue, Larnaca (opposite Costa Coffee) Date & Time: Saturday, 28th October 4.00 - 7.00 pm. Cost: €5 (kids free) includes Door Prize Ticket (€250 travel voucher) and free drink plus cake Info: Performance by Oroklini Community Choir at 6.00 pm. Book Stall, Tombola, Bottle Stall, Pre-Christmas Stall Guessing games, Treasure Hunt, Bran Tub, Bowling, Food/drink: Cream Teas, Pork Rolls, Burgers, Sangria, Pimms This is a charitable event – many charities supported by St. Helena’s Church will benefit. Contact: Doug on 96273476

Event: OROKLINI COMMUNITY CHOIR Where: Oroklini Council Offices (1st floor) Date & Time: Weekly on Wednesdays 10 – 12 Cost: €2 per week to cover costs Info: A friendly community choir led by singer/musician Claire Saul. Come along and join us in our rehearsals for our next event. No previous experience necessary- no auditions. Contact: Claire Saul on 99935637 Event: EXPLORE SCALA - GUIDED WALK Where: Meet at Larnaca Fort Date & Time: Every Friday at 10.00 a.m. Cost: Free of charge Info: With an experienced guide, explore the area between St. Lazarus and Mackenzie Beach. Visit craft workshops and see authentic Cypriot art. Walk around the old Turkish sector and see Larnaca's history. Contact: Larnaca Tourism Board on 24657070 Event: LARNACA GUIDED WALK - LARNACA PAST AND PRESENT Where: Meet at CTO office behind Sun Hall Hotel Date & Time: Every Wednesday at 10.00 a.m. Cost: Free of charge Info: This walk covers the history of Larnaca and its development, focusing on the role that the sea had throughout the centuries. Contact: Larnaca Tourism Board on 24657070 Please note event times, dates and locations may be subject to change but are correct at the time of print.

01/10 - World Vegetarian Day 02/10 - World Day of Bulling Prevention 02/10 - International Day of Non-Violence 02/10 - World Cerebral Palsy Day 04/10 - World Animal Day 05/10 - World Teachers' Day 06/10 - World Smile Day 06/10 - National Poetry Day (Britain) 10/10 - World Mental Health Day 10/10 - World Homeless Day 13/10 - World Thrombosis Day 16/10 - World Food Day 24/10 - United Nations Day 24/10 - United Nations Day 28/10 - International Animation Day 29/10 - World Stroke Day 31/10 - Halloween

Send in your community events to: info@thedaxigroup.com by 18th of the month for inclusion in the following months magazine. Charity and community events only.

FAMAGUSTA Event: 12TH AYIA NAPA MEDIEVAL FESTIVAL Where: Ayia Napa Medieval Monastery Date and Time: 7th – 14th of October from 21:00 Cost: Free of charge Info: Various Cultural Events During The Week Contact: Ayia Napa Municipality 23816300 Event: THE 4TH CYPRUS TANGO MEETING Where: Grecian Park Hotel, 81 Konnos Street, Cape Greco, Paralimni, 5297, Ammochostos, Cyprus Date and Time: 27th – 30th October 2017 Cost: Visit our website www.cyprustangomeeting.com for full details of artists, workshops, accommodation and bookings and take advantage of our special couple’s discount! Info: Featuring Horacio Godoy and Cecilia Berra from Argentina!!! Our host venue for the Cyprus Tango Meeting is Grecian Park Hotel, a 5* resort, situated on Cape Greco, one of the most popular attractions with amazing views. Workshops and Milongas will all take place under one roof! World Renowned Maestros, 3 Open-air Afternoon Milongas with breathtaking views, 3 Night Milongas with unique shows. Workshops from All Levels to Advanced Level Contact: 23844000 Event: KARATE SEMINAR WITH SENSEI DETLEF KRÜGER 6TH DAN (GERMANY) Where: Protaras, Cavo Maris Date & Time: Friday 27 October 2017, 11:00 till Sunday 29 October 2017, 15:30 Cost: Workshop fees €20 per day Info: Active Wellness Programme in Zypern, Urlaub mit Aktivelementen, Yoga, Karate, Judo, Fitness, Schwimmen. Training concepts for athletes The professional approach to Kumite Contact: 99922321

FAMAGUSTA REGION L o c a l - C o m m u n i t y - N e w s - E v e n t s - P e o p l e

Brit Awarded Ambassador of Ayia Napa The ‘Tourism Ambassador of Ayia Napa’ is now proclaimed as tourists who are honored by the Municipality for their repeated visits to Ayia Napa for holiday purposes.

TOP TIPS

Ice Cool Wine by the Glass

Strip white grapes from the vine and freeze them solid. To prevent a glass of wine from warming, just add the frozen grapes to the glass. They won’t dilute it like ice, nor will they add flavour.

That's why, alongside the honour plaque, which is given to foreign travellers who come to Ayia Napa more than 20 times, they will simultaneously be awarded a special mark, which will declare them an ‘Ambassador of Ayia Napa Tourism’.

Barbeque Tip

The rationale behind the decision of Mayor Mr. Yiannis Karousos and the members of the City Council is that repeated tourists promote and advertise in the best and most convincing way the city abroad.

Send in your top tips to share with other Daxi Readers to: info@daximagazine.com

Spray pure apple juice onto your barbeque foods on the griddle. It seals in juices and doesn’t taste of apple. Dave Ketteridge

Luke Noddle has been visiting Ayia Napa for the past 16 years. The family have been returning to Cyprus year after year since the 70’s.

Don't forget to put your clocks back one hour at midnight on

The Mayor of Ayia Napa Yiannis Karousos presented the award to Luke on the 23/08/17. This is an extremely proud moment for Luke and the whole family. Here is to many more happy years returning to Cyprus.

Sunday 29th October!

Condolences To the family and friends of Johnny Moore who sadly passed away due to long term illness on 7th September. Johnny was a much-loved local businessman who was always a true gentleman. He will be sadly missed yet remembered fondly by all that had the pleasure of knowing him.

USEFUL INFORMATION Useful Telephone Numbers Phone Numbers - Famagusta Region

MAIN NUMBERS - EASTERN CYPRUS

Ambulance/Fire/Police: 112 Alcoholics Anonymous: 97798043 (8am-9pm) Aeronautical & Maritime Incidents: 1441 British High Commission: 22861100 Cyprus Samaritans: 77777267 (6pm-10pm Every Evening) Cyprus Tourism Office: 23721796 Cancer Support Line: 97760989 (9am-1pm Mon-Fri) Directory Enquiries: 11892 Drug Helpline: 1410 Drug Squad: 1498 Emergency Contact in the Event of Death: 23741212 (Paradise Funeral Services) Electricity Faults: 1800 Forest Fire Report: 1407 Larnaca Airport: 77778833 Pafos Airport: 77778833 Poison Control: 1401 Pregnancy Advice, Counselling & Support: 99859562 The Cyprus Kidney Association: 24652044

Private Doctor On Call: 90901433 Paralimni Hospital: 23200000 Police Station Headquarters: 23803030 24 Hour Pharmacy: 90901413 Water Supply Faults: 23819300 Alzheimer’s Support Centre: 23740022 (8am-8pm Mon-Sat) The Anglican Church in Ammochostos: St John’s, Deryneia: 99376551 Christ Church, Ayia Napa: 97839349 Daxi Information Center 23040940

Phone Numbers - Larnaca Region Private Doctor On Call: 90901432 General Hospital Larnaca: 24828768 Immigration Office Larnaca: 24864242 Larnaca Port: 24815225 Larnaca Town Police Station: 24804034 Water Supply Faults: 24363432 24 Hour Pharmacy: 90901414

Car Boots & Markets

Public Holidays 1st October 2017 (Sun) - Independence Day

Every Wednesday: Market - Ayia Thekla, from 8am

28th October 2017 (Sat) - ‘Ochi’ Day

Every Saturday: Farmers Market next to Deryneia Stadium, 8am

25th December (Mon) - Christmas Day

Every Sunday: Sunday Market & Car Boot Sale - Livadia, from 8am

26th December (Tues) - Boxing Day

Autumn market at Ayia Thekla on Saturday 7th October starts at 1-00pm

1st January 2018 (Mon) - New Years Day

Useful Websites Sports & Leisure

Information & Advice Ministry Of Interior: (Immigration, Land & Surveys, Town Planning & Housing, Press & Information, Asylum, Civil Registry & Migration): www.moi.gov.cy Social Insurance & Benefits: www.ssa.gov Vat, Legislation, Cyprus & the EU: www.mof.gov.cy Road Transport Department: www.mcw.gov.cy Ministry Of Health: www.moh.gov.cy

Tourism & Travel Cyprus Tourism Association: www.visitcyprus.com Daxi Holiday Guide To Cyprus: www.daxiholidayguidetocyprus.com UK Government: www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/cyprus Embassies In Cyprus: www.embassypages.com/cyprus

Cyprus Climbing & Mountaineering Federation: www.komoaa.com Cyprus Golf Federation: www.cgf.org.cy Cyprus Dive Centre Association: www.dca-cy.com Cyprus Tennis Federation: www.tennis.com.cy Cyprus Cricket Association: www.cypruscricket.com Cyprus Football Association: www.cfa.com.cy Cyprus Cycling Federation: www.cypruscycling.com Cyprus Equestrian Federation: www.facebook.com/cyprusequestrianfederation Cyprus Rugby Federation: www.cyprus-rugby.com Cyprus Athletics Federation: www.koeas.org.cy Cyprus Hockey Association: www.cyprushockey.org Cyprus Basketball Federation: www.basketball.org.cy Cyprus Motorsport Federation: www.webcfm.com Cyprus Federation of Sport and Social Dance: www.sportdancecyprus.org/

Coptic Wind Warnings Date

Name

21 Oct

El Saleebish

+26 Nov

El Micness

+6 Dec

Kassim

20 Dec

El Fadrel Saggra

Direction

Type (translation)

Duration

Crusade

3 days

Broom

3 days

Gale

7 days

Small gale

+ Indicates a severe gale !!! 11

Fill in all empty cells with numbers from 1-9, so that they only ever appear once in each row, column and 3x3 block.

Across 1. Restricted (7) 5. Perils (5) 8. Detection device (5) 9. Villain (5) 10. The sheltered side (7) 11. Flightless bird of Australia (3) 12. Chasm (5)

14. Complies (5) 19. Prohibit (3) 20. Diplomatic (7) 22. Nimble (5) 23. Light beam (5) 24. Reside (5) 25. Boring (7)

Take the first letter from each answer to spell out ONE word. Text the word to our Editor at: 97667965 & all correct answers will be entered into a draw. The first FULL name pulled out of the hat will win their choice from the two fantastic prizes below. Closing date 15th October. A €25 voucher for Deja Vu, Deryneia OR A €25 voucher towards a meal at Lithos Bar & Grill, Oroklini Last Month’s Answer - Padlocking Last Month’s Winner - Ron Bakewell Please contact us on 23 040 940 to claim your prize. Prize must be claimed before 15th October. Thanks to Tony from Quiz Bizz for providing these questions. Tony is available to host fun and entertaining quizzes at a variety of venues. For more information, call: 99054958. If you would like to offer a prize for this competition, please call our office on 23 040 940. 12

Down 1. Food store (6) 2. Decoration (5) 3. Goals (7) 4. Fin (6) 5. Stiff (5) 6. Stage set (7) 7. Repress (6)

13. Dressing (7) 15. Perplexed (7) 16. Overseas (6) 17. Dialect (6) 18. Tusked marine mammal (6) 20. Test (5) 21. Lariat (5)

1. Donald Trump's VP running mate for the 2016 US Presidential election was Mike who? 2. Which nation's Sharia Islamic Law Committee drafted law in November 2013 for adultery, where there were eye-witnesses, to be punishable by death from stoning? 3. Unusually, Google's homepage on 6 December 2013 featured an extra name and website link, whose name? (Christian name 1st letter) 4. Which regional territory experienced the Umbrella Revolution in autumn 2014, being a protracted protest against electoral constraints? (1st letter 1st word) 5. Trenton Oldfield (saboteur of the UK 2012 Boat Race) resisted deportation action back to his home nation of? 6. What country, nicknamed Super Eagles, won the (soccer) 2013 Africa Cup of Nations? 7. Amazon announced the testing of what delivery method during 2013? 8. Comprising 100 Kuruş, what is Turkey's currency, first minted in the early 1400s as Ottoman money? 9. Controversy affected Hilary Clinton's 2016 US Presidential campaign, about her using private instead of official what? 10. Who triumphed playing 2014 Glastonbury Festival's 'legends' Sunday teatime slot? (1st letter Christian name)

Larnaca - CAV 758, Famagusta - KNT 665

Any competition requiring a text to answer should include the FULL name of the person entering otherwise it will be made void & your entry will not be included in the prize draw. If your name appears here as a winner, please call us on 23 040 940 to claim your prize. Claims must be made before 15th October. 14

Chop Sticks - Sarah Oldfield Blueberries - Evie Papadaki

The Talk of the Toes Miss Friday the podiatrist was kind and so very helpful, but when she asked me if I knew my toes were talking to each other I feared for her, let alone my own sanity. Anyway, in the gaps between passing traffic I strained my ears to try and hear something. Amazingly she was correct. I heard them muttering and mumbling to one another. After a few more visits we got to know each other better, Miss Friday, my toes and me. We felt more relaxed and able to speak out in each others’ company. The toes told us they wanted to form a boy band together; big toe to sing bass, the middle three digits as baritone, tenor and alto, with ‘Little Pinkie’ to handle the falsetto. After ‘The Toes’ won the Big TV Talent Show things took off at a fast pace. Their debut album went gold, purely on advance orders, and soon they were jetting off on a world tour. On the way, they got to meet world leaders, showbiz personalities and even some minor royalty. They sold out the O2 Arena in London, Carnegie Hall in New York and Sydney Opera House. Miss Friday the podiatrist left a locum in her practice and came along on the tour as their personal trainer which made them very happy. She would keep them in shape for the busy months ahead. After a year or two though ticket sales started to fall and shows were being cancelled, and their latest album failed to sell enough copies. It was as I had always feared a novelty act usually only has a short shelf life. We had a meeting and decided to quit while we were ahead. After all we had earned enough money to last a lifetime if we lived prudently. So, I decided it was about time I married my long-term partner, and we settled down to a life of domestic bliss in ‘Twinkle Toes Cottage’ with roses growing around our door. Miss Friday returned to her practice having become by now, something of a celebrity in her own profession. Recently we have been blessed with some new tiny toes that have arrived to join our family. Late last night I snuck into the nursery and to my surprise I heard the gurgling of baby toes trying to communicate with each other. Not real words yet of course, but more of a ‘Booga-Boo–Do, Coo Ca Coo Choo’. by Clive Gardner

Living the Dream

Hi to my dreamers who are living it. Well since we last spoke I thought I had lost at least two stone as the heat has had me dripping, probably the same as everyone. Well like most Brits I love moaning about the weather hot, cold it's one of my pastimes. A bit of advice, if you have a bad back, hips or knees please do not do breast stroke legs you can do the breast stroke arms but do crawl (kicking up and down) legs. I'm not going to explain why just trust me! My friends have come from Scotland for their holiday so with my friend Valeria and hubby we went on The Captain Marco cruise ship. Well we had a ball! The bar is open all the time and they serve lunch which is chicken, jacket potatoes and loads of salad plus bread and butter, we were so full. We stopped twice for a swim and the sea was beautiful. The nice bit, they play music from our era so I was boogieing all the time, until the knees went. It was a cracking day. Being that I'm on the dreaded Facebook, I made a decision. Every day I look at Facebook and get so depressed as its nothing but bad news. I get so irate I comment on everything. My daughter told me I better stop answering the blogs as my blood pressure would and does soar, so now I just answer nice things, well some horrid things but not a lot. I don't know about you but I'm not eating as much in this heat. I have got salad coming out of my ears I even had cornflakes the other night (with my vodka of course). Now for the big thing, cleaning. I've decided that the dust will be there in Winter so it stays. I'm really pleased that Cyprus is yet again having a good summer. I have been speaking to many people from all over the world asking if they are having a good time and the response is terrific, the only complaint is the pool in the hotel is too warm! Can't please everyone.

Has anyone noticed in the last few years the tomatoes have been grotty? I mean the ordinary ones not the little ones. When I first came to Cyprus I couldn't get over the wonderful tomatoes, now they are as big as melons with cores like bullets. Oh well I will have to grow my own (some joke). But the fruit has been spectacular. Oh! Forgot to tell you about my bites, well I'm still taking garlic tablets and vitamin B1 and I have basil everywhere and I spray everything in sight. It takes 2 hours to get to bed, I take antihistamine I also rub Avon’s soft and gentle in everywhere. The only thing is I don't know what's working as I have had only a few bites. I’m now wearing long leggings, polo neck jumper’s, gloves and socks and boots (only joking). Well my spring chickens, keep healthy, smile every day and live the dream. Laraine Passes xxx

The Law of Attraction

The great secret of life is the Law of Attraction. The Law of Attraction can also be called the Law of Creation. With that in mind, the only reason why people do not have what they want is that they are thinking more about what they don't want than what they do want. The key is to pay close attention to the thoughts that you allow to take up space in your mind and listen to the words you speak about yourself and about life. The Law of Attraction is absolute and makes no mistakes. Therefore, it will draw to you more of your current thoughts and self-talk. In other words, life is not happening to you, you are creating it. Venetia Zannettis: Speaker | Law of Attraction Expert | NLP | Hypnotherapist | Subconscious Reprogramming Specialist | Master Healer

Every month we will feature the best creative writing and poems sent in by our readers. Contributions should be submitted no later than the 5th of the month prior to print. Max 400 words. Send your contributions to: info@thedaxigroup.com either in a word document or the body of an email. Don’t forget to include your name and where you live. 18

REVIEWS - MUSIC - BOOKS - FILMS - OPINIONS

Book Review:

A Minor Indiscretion Carole Matthews When a young fresh street artist falls at Ali Kingston's feet it turns her life upside down. But when she tries to convince her husband that it was just a minor indiscretion, things start to get out of hand. The Characters are believable, kids are hilarious, and the emotional roller coaster the characters go through you ride alongside! I absolutely loved it... Tears were in my eyes at the end. Album Review: Ed Sheeran ‘X’ ‘X’ finds a hungry artist doing everything possible to elevate to another level, simply by abiding by his instincts. Ed Sheeran sinks even deeper into feelings of love, jealousy and inebriation while trying to navigate pop superstardom - a problem this album is sure to only amplify. Another great album produced, you won’t be disappointed.

Film Review: Moana What a truly uplifting film. Straight from the start of the film the visual effects are just breath-taking. Legend has it that demigod Maui stole a sacred stone, the heart of the goddess Te Fiti. The lava demon confronted him and both the heart and Maui were lost forever. Now, the world is slowly dying and someone must find the heart and force Maui to put it back. Moana is a likable character smart, funny, determined and her chemistry with Maui is just so natural, the film just gets better and the songs will have you singing along too. It’s a feel-good movie, one for all the family.

Aquarius, your life will shed old things and a new way of life will emerge because of the impact of the two eclipses in October. Jupiter is moving into your House of Career on the 26th. Your career development will be enormous and there will be promotions and monetary rewards. If you are seeking a change of job, you will get many openings with better salaries and status.

This month is ideal for buying and selling property. Your partner or spouse will make suitable changes in insurance plans in October. Income will be excellent, but requires much more effort. There will be conflicts with the Pisces compatibility in social groups. You must be diplomatic to maintain good relationships with your friends in October.

The eclipses in October will impact your life strongly this month and you should relax during these periods. Professionally this is a good month for you. You will be able to complete pending career projects and you can earn money by helping others to become richer. Single? You will have many opportunities to get into romantic partnerships and there’s even the possibility of marriage.

Career projects will start moving and you can focus on achieving your goals as per your strategies. This month is good for ambitious projects and taking care of your personal looks. Love can be complicated this month for the Taurus compatibility. It can be highly passionate, or may lead to unnecessary conflicts. This will give you an opportunity to resolve them to establish a harmonious environment.

Gemini’s progress in life will be super-fast with many planets influencing your life in various directions in October. Geminis looking for jobs will have an excellent time and will be able to get into worthwhile jobs. The single Gemini will find love opportunities during the last week of the month. Your health will be wonderful throughout the month, the best period comes after the 20th.

The way you present yourself to the outside world will change radically in October. Your career will undergo major changes this month. You will be examining the prospects of the present job and the professional environment. You are ready to make a move to another job if required in October. Your health will not be up to the mark this month. Cleansing your body of toxins will be beneficial.

Leo’s professional objectives should be accomplished with complete emotional stability. You should try to have pleasant relations with your colleagues and the management. Your emotional nature will make it difficult for you to take important decisions this month. There will be many romantic opportunities for single Leos, but serious love is difficult to achieve.

Professionally the Virgo personality will have a good period. You will accomplish your targets in your job or business through hard work. Prospects of love are much better in October for the Virgo person. Single? you are socially active and will attract the opposite sex by your charm. Relationships which are in limbo will be revived after the 20th of October.

Venus will influence various aspects of your life this month, especially career and health. You will achieve success in your profession or business after numerous trials but at a future date. Your health will be delicate till the 20th and requires more relaxation to remain in shape. Better awareness about health problems will help. Energy levels remain high which will help you to overcome challenges.

Jupiter will help you to change for a better job with more benefits in October. If you are stuck in the wrong profession or business, the planets will help you to move to a better and interesting career. Your health and vitality will be excellent. You will have plenty of romantic openings, this is also a good month for planning for a baby.

If you are ready to take on challenges at work, this month will be favourable. You should strive hard to improve your money flow. You have to match your expenses with your earnings for financial stability. The first week of the month will result in many romantic partnerships and love is to be found in your circle of friends.

Your career growth will be excellent and you may change over to a more lucrative job or start a new business in October. Commitment is missing in romantic relationships this month. Singles will find love in spiritual environment in meetings and ceremonies. Your health will be wonderful throughout the month due to the favourable aspects of Saturn.

Getting Into The Spirit! As we all know October is the month that we start to get out the pumpkins and sweet treats all ready for Halloween. Every year the kids and I make Halloween decorations of one sort or another and this year is no different. We are creeping it up slightly this time round though so thought we would start by making a poison bottle and a secret stash box for all things witchy. What you will need: A cardboard box (we used an old shoe box) A glass bottle A glue gun Black spray paint A sponge Black, Gold, and White paints (red and gold or green and gold would also work really well but we are working to a theme)

How to: Step 1 - Start by heating up your glue gun and use it to write your desired words on your box and bottle. We chose ‘Danger’ on our box with a skull and crossbones motif and then the word ‘Poison’ for our bottle. We added drips of glue to the top of the bottle for extra effect Step 2 - Once your glue is dry take your items outside and spray paint them black all over. Depending on the age and finger strength of your child, they may be able to help with this. Leave to dry Step 3 - Once your paint is dry, use your sponge to lightly sponge the other colours of paint over your items finishing off with the black. This will help to give it a more textured and an aged look. We added an extra sponging of gold over our lettering so that it stood out a bit more from the background. Again, leave to dry and then you are done. Depending on the type of paint that you have used for your sponging you may find that it will start to flake a little as it dries. You can either leave it as it is to add to the worn look or spray a coat of clear varnish over the top to seal the paint on. I’m really looking forward to creating lots more items to decorate our home with this year and we also have a big birthday coming up in October which will also mean more decorations so please keep an eye on our Facebook page for more spooky ideas! Happy Haunting! Written by Sam Barnes. Sam Barnes is primarily a stay at home mum of two, who has loved crafting for many years. She has her own arts and craft Facebook page at: www.facebook.com/tinyacornscreativity and runs a weekly Mummy and Baby Group that is based around creative learning and is a great way to have fun and meet new people. You can also contact Sam by email at: tinyacornscreativity@gmail.com

HEALTH

CARE

BEAUTY

LIFESTYLE

Posture Your posture starts to develop in the uterus. As a baby, you learn to sit, crawl, rollover and walk. All these skills are essential for developing the four curves of your spine. Over the next few decades your body changes shape and grows stronger as you move, walk, sit, run and fall. If you have poor posture, then you are likely to have increased pain. Good posture will help to reduce the stress on muscles, circulation may improve. Poor circulation around the shoulders and neck can cause headaches, especially for people who use a computer for long hours. When standing try to keep your shoulders back and relaxed, pull your abdomen in, keep your feet about hip distance apart, balance your weight evenly on both feet, let your hands hang naturally, try to keep your head straight. To test your standing posture, stand with your head, shoulder blades and buttocks touching a wall, have your heels about 5-10cm away from the wall. Reach back and slide your hand behind the curve in your lower back, with your palm flat against the wall. Ideally, you'll feel about one hand's thickness of space between your back and the wall. If there's too much space, tighten your abdominal muscles to flatten the curve. If there's too little space, arch your back so that your hand fits comfortably behind you. Walk away from the wall while maintaining this posture. When seated, both feet should be flat on the floor while keeping your knees level with your hips. If necessary, prop up your feet with a footstool. If the chair doesn't support your lower back, use a rolled towel or small pillow. Stretch the top of your head toward the ceiling, and tuck your chin in slightly. Keep your upper back and neck comfortably straight. Keep your shoulders relaxed - not elevated, rounded or pulled backward. When was the last time you looked at your posture in a mirror? Stand in front of a mirror and start with your feet – do your ankles appear to roll inwards? If so this could indicate flat feet (pes planus). Are your feet parallel? Is there more weight on one leg? Are your feet at ‘10 to 2?’ Next look at your hips and waist line - are they level or are you dropping on one side? Are your shoulders level? Finally, look at the head - is it straight or tilted? If your work is deskbound set a timer every 30 minutes, then stand up and then sit down with good posture. If you drive a lot, ensure your seat is upright and take a break after about one hour for a few minutes. If you stand for work, ensure your feet are parallel and try to move your feet at regular intervals. If you have to carry heavy items, ensure the weight of the item is directly over your toes. THIS ARTICLE ‘POSTURE’ IS FOR INFORMATION ONLY AND IS NOT A SUBSTITUTE FOR MEDICAL ADVICE. PLEASE SEE VIKKI WOOLLETT FOR AN INDIVIUAL OSTEOPATHIC DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT PLAN.

Written by Vikki Woollett BA (Hons), PGCE, BSc (Hons). Vikki Woollett runs VWs Osteopathy in Oroklini, Larnaca. To book an appointment please call 999 40 821 or visit www.cyprus-osteopathy.com 28

Winter is advancing on us, ladies. Soon, the brisk autumn mornings will be a distant memory, and we’ll be reaching for ankle boots over open-toe slides. How’d that happen so fast?

New Season Trends

To help you prepare your winter style, we’ve rounded up five of the biggest new season trends, so you can start your shopping list early. You might’ve seen a few of these pop up throughout the last few months, but they’re only going to gain further traction from here, so jump on board before it’s too late.

80’s SPORT Oh yes, it's back. Think pops of neon, exaggerated shoulders and body-con shapes. We're loving the way it feels a bit more polished and sophisticated. How? It's all about '80s shapes, in luxe fabrics. HI-SHINE Patent leather was all over the runways, with pieces from

80’s Sport

shoes to pants to skirts and coats taking centre stage. The key is to ensure your hi-shine piece is the hero of your look. If you're scared to dip your toe into this head-turning trend, start with shoes and work your way up. PUNK

Hi-Shine

When we say 'punk', we mean the details, like heavy lace, studs, spikes, leather, and pierced details. Chances are you already own pieces like this in your closet, so just get your hands on a slogan tee (like at Dior), and you're ready for autumn 2017. ROMANTIC We can't stop obsessing over how pretty layers and layers of ruffles and tulle are. The trend gained popularity towards the

Punk

end of 2016, but the way to wear it this year? Layer over knee-high boots or add heavy, dark accessories. VELVET Velvet was so popular for the northern hemisphere winter that we're worried you won't want to wear anything but this

Romantic

fabric once the cooler weather hits. We've seen it pop up over accessories and apparel, so there are so many options to try.

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Written by Elena Leontiou

INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL World Cup 2018 Qualifying matches 05 Oct: Northern Ireland v Germany, England v Slovenia, Scotland v Slovakia 06 Oct: Georgia v Wales, Republic of Ireland v Moldova 07 Oct: Cyprus v Greece 08 Oct: Norway v Northern Ireland, Lithuania v England, Slovenia v Scotland 09 Oct: Wales v Republic of Ireland 10 Oct: Belgium v Cyprus UK DOMESTIC FOOTBALL FA Cup Qualifying rounds 14 Oct: Fourth Round Caraboa EFL Cup (League Cup) Week commencing 23 Oct: Fourth round CRICKET Local cricket Eastern Cyprus Cricket Club - Fixtures 07 Oct: UK XI v ECCC 40 over match (Happy Valley, Episkopi, 10am) 22 Oct: Akrotiri v ECCC 20/20 league match 10am For further details and future fixtures please see Eastern Cyprus Cricket Club Facebook page. TENNIS 23 – 29 Oct: WTA Finals (Singapore) FORMULA ONE 01 Oct: Malaysian Grand Prix (Sepang) 08 Oct: Japanese Grand Prix (Suzuka) 22 Oct: USA Grand Prix (Austin, Texas) 29 Oct: Mexico Grand Prix (Mexico City) MOTOR SPORT 27 – 30 Oct: Wales Rally ATHLETICS 14 Oct: World Ironman Triathlon (Hawaii) HORSE RACING 21 Oct: British Championship Day (including Champion Stakes and Queen Elizabeth II Stakes) Epsom AMERICAN FOOTBALL 01 Oct: NFL in London (Wembley Stadium) 22 & 29 Oct: NFL in London (Twickenham) RUGBY LEAGUE 07 Oct: Super League Grand Final (Old Trafford) 27 Oct – 02 Dec: World Cup, Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea GYMNASTICS 27 Sep – 09Oct: World Artistic Championships (Montreal) 34

THE LATEST SPORTS AND EVENTS NEWS

LOCAL SPORT - DRIFT RACING This may not be a sport with which you are familiar but if you like a bit of high speed excitement on the race track this could be for you – as a spectator (at least, for a start!). What is ‘drift racing’? Briefly, a motorsport whereby the driver intentionally oversteers, with loss of traction in the rear wheels or all tyres, whilst maintaining control and driving the car through the entirety of a corner. This is a relatively new sport to Cyprus and the track at Disaki Achna (on the Disaki – Avgorou road) was opened in 2011 and now has regular crowds of 2,000 to 2,500 spectators. The season starts in March and five events, plus one cup competition, are held before the winter break. The track is open on race days from around 11am for practice sessions with the main racing events held in the evening. Spectators are welcome throughout the day. As well as fast cars to watch, refreshments are available and there is musical entertainment as well. Entry price is just €10. Heavily involved in promoting the events, as well as being an accomplished driver himself, is Stelios Zacharia, whose food outlet in Xylotymbou you may be familiar with. For more information please see Facebook page ‘pdc Power Drift Club’ or Stelios’ own page ‘Stelios Zacharia Drift’ or telephone Heather on 99040012 or Stelios on 99640134. If there are any other local sports you would like to see included, please contact me by e-mail at barrettdg@yahoo.co.uk Doug Barrett – Daxi Sports Writer

Tips to Choose a Flat TV Smart TV. LED. OLED. 4K. HDR. The world of TVs is looking better every day, but also more confusing. Today, there's a ridiculously wide array of high-definition (HD) and 4K Ultra HD sets in stores, from bargain big screens to high-end displays that can cost as much as a car.

How to choose one?

Quick Tips - If you’re in a hurry, here are the most important things to consider before you buy a television: - Don’t buy a TV with less than 4K resolution (i.e., avoid 1080p sets). Resolution describes the sharpness of the TV picture, usually in terms of horizontal lines of pixels. They’re very rare at this point and should be avoided, but a bargain HD set may support only 720p, which means the set displays 720 lines scanned progressively (or in a single pass). Other HDTVs support the 1080p HD format, also called full HD, which has 1,080 lines of resolution. 4K models have four times the number of pixels as current HDTV screens, Ultra HD video looks great. - Expect to pay about €500 for a solid 50- to 55-inch bargain 4K TV and at least €800 for a 65-inch model (online prices). - Don't buy a TV with less than a 120 Hz refresh rate. - For state-of-the-art models, look for an HDR-compatible set. HDR is a new feature of 4K Ultra HD sets and it stands for high dynamic range, a reference to its ability to deliver more colours, more contrast levels and increased brightness. - OLED TVs look much better than a typical LED LCD, but they are considerably more expensive. - Ignore contrast-ratio specs: manufacturers fudge the numbers. Trust your own eyes. - Look for at least four HDMI ports; 4K shoppers should ask about HDCP compatibility. - Curved TVs are a fashion statement. They don’t benefit image quality. They are intended to attract shoppers' attention. However, not only do curved screens have no technical advantage over the other sets, but they actually have some distinct disadvantages. For one, the slightly curved aspect distorts the image and reduces the available side-viewing angles, thus limiting the best view to a few people sitting in a narrow, centre sweet spot. - Most TV’s are ‘smart TV’s’ these days with easy access to Netflix and other online apps. Don’t be tricked into thinking this is a big deal. - Plan to buy a soundbar. TV speakers are worse nowadays because the screens are thinner. Article written by Sergio Gallo, B&G Vision Ltd Tel: +357 95121280, Email: info@bgvision.net or visit www.bgvision.net

Funny and Bizarre Excuses Given to Police and Insurance Companies Following Car Accidents The public perception of policemen and women may be that they do an extremely serious job and that insurance agents have a dreary job. Yet it seems both these professions have their moments of mirth, and not least when dealing with the claims and excuses of those members of the public who have been involved in an unfortunate car accident. Here are some of the funniest excuses given by people who have suffered accidents: 1. Leaving home for work I drove out of my drive and straight into a bus. The bus was five minutes early. 2. I was driving my car out of the driveway in the usual manner, when it was struck by the other car in the same place it had been struck several times before. 3. I had been learning to drive with power steering. I turned the wheel to what I thought was enough and found myself in a different direction going the opposite way. 4. One wheel went into the ditch. My foot jumped from the accelerator pedal, leapt across the lane to the other side and jammed in the trunk of a tree. 5. I was on my way to the doctor with rear end trouble when my universal joint gave way causing me to have an accident. 6. The gentleman behind me struck me on the backside. He then went to rest in a bush with just his rear end showing. 7. I was knocked out as a result of the collision and was taken to hospital where I sustained serious injuries. 8. Coming home, I drove into the wrong house and struck a tree I haven't got. 9. The accident was caused by me waving to the man I hit last week. 10. The accident occurred when I was attempting to bring my car out of a skid by steering it into the other vehicle. 11. I had been driving for forty years when I fell asleep at the wheel and had an accident. 12. I don't know who was to blame for the accident, I wasn't looking. 13. There was no damage to the car as the gate post will testify. 14. I pulled into a lay-by with smoke coming from under the bonnet. I realised the car was on fire so took my dog and smothered it with a blanket. 15. I pulled away from the side of the road, glanced at my mother-in-law, and headed over the embankment. 16. I had one eye on a parked car, another on approaching lorries, and another on the woman behind. 17. I saw her look at me twice. She appeared to be making slow progress when we met on impact. 18. I started to slow down but the traffic was more stationary than I thought. 19. A truck backed through my windshield onto my wife's face. 20. I was driving along the motorway when the police pulled me over onto the hard shoulder. Unfortunately I was in the middle lane and there was another car in the way. 38

Written by Steve Dutton of www.autovillagecyprus.com

Ex-pat Radio.com Ex-pat Radio.com is a relatively new online internet radio station, which launched on 21st March 2016. The station is designed for English speaking Expats around the world. The station offers a variety of shows, ranging from chat shows through to music programming covering a full spectrum of musical tastes. Weekly Cyprus Broadcasts from Natalie Reed, Editor and Chief of Daxi Magazine, every Tuesday 4pm to 6pm (Cyprus time), the show will be repeated from 7pm until 9pm on Fridays. SEND YOUR SONG REQUESTS OR COMMUNITY INFORMATION TO BE INCLUDED IN THE SHOW TO:

ceo@thedaxigroup.com

Our live ‘Coffee Morning’ chat shows with station founder, Dave Hailwood and our regular guests from around Europe. We will feature regular topics such as, women’s issues, gardening, sport, travel, cooking and schooling, in fact anything that affects expats. Our audience will be encouraged to join in via email or phone with comments, questions and requests. Ex-pat Radio aims to be an international station, with an approachable local feel to it. Our website features businesses, advertising their services and trades. Email us with requests, stories, jokes, local events in your area, sports groups, and anything else. We want to hear it all. So, get typing to: expatradio.request@gmail.com. Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/expatradiofrance/ Tweet us on: Expat Radio@ExpatRadiocom Listen live now… www.ex-patradio.com 40