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Contents P. 4 - 52 Puzzles P. 37 Gibraltar FA Qualifying Rounds P. 62 Summer Car Maintenance Checklist P. 68 Foods to eat in the Summer P. 72 Classic Cocktails P. 73 Bodegas Collado Contratiempo Wine P. 74 Gibraltar Events P. 76 Places of Interest P. 78 5 Pet Tips for Summer P. 82 Useful Numbers
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Very Easy Sukodu Sudoku is a simple game of logic, whose name originated in Japan. The object is to complete the grid such that every row, every column, and every 3x3 block contains the digits from 1 to 9. No mathematics is required to solve the puzzles, just pure logic and reasoning.
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Thursday 31st August | 22:45 Round 1 BELGIUM VS GIBRALTAR
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Tuesday 10th October | 20:45 Round 1 GREECE VS GIBRALTAR
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Summer Car Maintenance Checklist By working your way through a summer car maintenance checklist, your car will be prepared for the season’s driving conditions, and keep running as efficiently as possible.
“Some breakdowns aren’t preventable, but..” The roads and weather are very different in summer compared to winter, and journeys are often longer. These factors impact on vehicle performance, as well as wear and tear. During periods of hot weather, some breakdowns aren’t preventable, but if motorists inspect their vehicles regularly, especially before long journeys and in extreme weather conditions, some could be.
Check yourself: 1. All wiper blades for wear or splitting 2. Windscreen washer fluid level and washer jet adjustment 3. Oil and coolant levels following the instructions in the owner’s handbook 4. The electric cooling fan – run the engine until it’s up to temperature and listen for the fan switching on 5. All exterior and interior lights 6. Tyre condition (inc. the spare) for correct pressures and legal tread depth – the current minimum legal tread depth for cars is 1.6mm 7. Jack and wheel brace – make sure they’re in good working order.
Have your garage check:
“so it’s up to you to have it checked”
• Cooling system – a leaking cooling system or inoperative cooling fan could cause extensive damage to the
engine. • Air Conditioning system for efficency and operation. Air conditioning checks are not part of your cars annual service so it’s up to you to have it checked, with any car over two years old able to benefit from a re-gas.*in line with the manufacturer’s recommendations to keep it as good as new. • Auxiliary belt/fan belt.
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Summer Car Maintenance Checklist cont. “Plan your journey to avoid getting lost or getting stuck in traffic jams” Prepare yourself properly if travelling long distances in the summer: 1. Make sure you have a spare set of keys for your vehicle in a safe place 2. If you plan to take a caravan, check the tyre condition and the braking system 3. Never overload your vehicle or caravan beyond the designed carrying capacity. 4. Take plenty of water and refreshments, and take regular breaks – research service stations along your journey before setting off 5. Take sun cream in case you break down 6. If you have children, take some games you can play in the car 7. Rest sufficiently before travelling – driving straight after a full working day is not advised. 8. We recommend that you carry these essentials in your car: • • • • • • • • •
A first aid kit A high quality torch, preferably with long life and spare batteries A warning triangle A high visibility vest/jacket A fire extinguisher A spare fuel can A light bulb kit Additional engine oil, water and windscreen wash (for topping up) An up-to-date road map or sat navigation system.
Other considerations: It may be useful to practice changing the spare wheel, following instructions in your owner’s handbook. You just never know when you will need to do it, We can show you on your own vehicle, if you’r interested in this. Happy Travels.
Your local workshop / The hackney Garage, Gibraltar.
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Summer Foods cont. 12 Salads with Dark, Leafy Greens
Leave steamed veggies behind and fill up on fresh, raw spinach and kale come summer to save your skin. Carotenoids in orange and dark-green foods, which your body converts to vitamin A, protect skin from sun damage. They decrease sensitivity to UV light and mend flaky and dry skin, strengthening the skin’s defences against damaging rays. Spruce up your salad with other high-carotenoid sources, like carrots, apricots, cantaloupe, watermelon, tomatoes, pink grapefruit, salmon, milk, egg yolks and cayenne pepper, to make an even healthier meal.
13 Strawberries and Blueberries
Sweet, juicy berries are filled with flavonoids, powerful disease fighters found in many fruits and vegetables. Among their other pros, they increase blood flow to skin and decrease sensitivity to light, which improves skin’s appearance, structure and texture. With more daylight hours and time spent in the sun, that’s key. And because berries are so high in flavonoids, one recent study showed they might help slow cognitive decline. Other great sources of skin-boosting flavonoids: bananas, citrus fruits, broccoli, artichokes, walnuts, pistachios, cashew, dill and thyme.
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Snacking on handfuls of almonds, cashews, and peanuts to get your fill of monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats, which are thought to lower bad cholesterol levels.
15 Avocados
Although it could be lumped in with nuts as a healthy source of monounsaturated fat, it’s such a superfood it deserves a placeholder of its own. If I were on a desert island, I would want to be there with an avocado tree because they’re so good for the heart and overall wellness.
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Considering the healthiest foods for women, you always think of the Mediterranean diet because it makes the most sense in reducing heart disease, the most common cause of death in women. Eat plenty of protein from fish like salmon, which is also high in Omega 3. (Pictured: barbecue teriyaki salmon with avocados, tomatoes, and brown rice.)
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esde Bodegas Collado nos complace informarles de la incorporación de un fantástico vino a nuestra familia. Se trata del Contratiempo 2016. Categoría: Blanco Joven, Variedad: 100% Moscatel de Alejandría, Zona: Vino de la Tierra de Cádiz, Formato: 75 cl.
De viñedos de la Finca La Blanquita, plantados en suelos de albariza situados en El Puerto de Santa María, nace Contratiempo. Un vino blanco joven elaborado con uva Moscatel de Alejandría 100 %, con una fermentación espontánea durante los primeros días y que luego es dirigida con una levadura seleccionada hasta el agotamiento total de sus azúcares. Ha permanecido 5 meses en reposo en depósito de acero inoxidable para una estabilización natural del vino. No se ha utilizado ningún tipo de clarificante.
Margarita
Lime wedge, plus 2 lime wheels for garnish 1 tablespoon coarse salt, for glass rims 4 ounces high quality white tequila 2 ounces Cointreau 1 1/2 ounces fresh juice from 2 limes
Con una graduación alcohólica de 12,5° damos con un vino joven, fresco, de nariz floral con notas de melón cantalupo, lichi, albaricoque... muy aromático. En boca presenta una entrada suave, con una acidez que se une a un suspiro amargo para darle algo más de largura en su paso por boca. Aparecen salinidad y mineralidad aportados por la tierra de Albariza.El paso del tiempo en copa favorece la aparición de notas que nos recuerdan aún más a la variedad como son el jazmín y las notas mieladas. P.V.P. 10,82 €
Method 1. Run lime wedge around the outer rims of two rocks glasses and dip rims in salt. Set aside. 2. In cocktail shaker, combine tequila, Cointreau, and lime juice. Fill with ice and shake until thoroughly chilled, about 15 seconds (the bottom of a metal shaker should frost over). 3. Fill glasses with fresh ice and strain margarita into both glasses. Garnish with lime wheels and serve.
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2 ounces gin 1 ounce freshly squeezed lemon juice 2 teaspoons sugar Champagne or sparkling wine Garnish: long thin lemon spiral and cocktail cherry Method 1. Fill cocktail shaker with ice. Shake gin, lemon juice, and sugar in a cocktail shaker until well chilled, about 15 seconds. Strain into a champagne flute. 2. Top with Champagne. Stir gently, garnish with a long, thin lemon spiral and a cocktail cherry.
Daiquiri
2 ounces light rum (you can also use gold rum, but dark rum can be too heavy) 3/4 ounce fresh-squeezed lime juice (about 1/2 of a lime) 1 teaspoon sugar Method 1. Pour sugar and lime juice into a cocktail shaker and stir until sugar is dissolved. Add the rum and fill shaker with ice; shake well for 10 seconds and strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with a wedge of lime.
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Vino Blanco Joven y Fresco Young Fresh White Wine
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Ice 1 1/2 ounces citrus-flavored vodka 1/2 ounce triple sec (Cointreau, preferably) 1/2 ounce cranberry juice 1/4 ounce lime juice (fresh, fresh, fresh; no Rose’s) Orange twist, for garnish Method 1. Fill a cocktail shaker with ice. Add vodka, triple sec, cranberry, and lime, and shake well. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with orange twist.
Old Fashioned
1 teaspoon (5g) superfine sugar (or 1 sugar cube) 2 to 3 dashes bitters (Angostura is traditional and works well) 2 ounces (60ml) bourbon or rye whiskey Orange and/or cherry, to garnish (optional) Method 1. Place sugar in an Old Fashioned glass. Douse with bitters and add a few drops of water. Add whiskey and stir until sugar is dissolved. Add several large ice cubes and stir rapidly with a bar spoon to chill. Garnish, if you like, with a slice of orange and/or a cherry.
odegas Collado are delighted to present a fantastic new wine to our range. It is called Contratiempo 2016.
Category: Young White Wine Variety: Moscatel de Alejandria 100% Area: El Puerto de Santa Maria, Cadiz Size: 75cl Grown on the white, chalky ‘albariza’ soil of Finca La Blanquita, El Puerto de Santa Maria, is born Contratiempo. A young white wine made from 100% Moscatel de Alejandria grapes, with a spontaneous fermentation during the first few days and then later channelled using a selected raising agent until all of the sugar has been eliminated. It then sits to rest for 5 months within a stainless-steel cask to stabilise the natural wine. There are no purifying agents used in the process. With an alcoholic volume of 12.5% we get a young fresh wine, floral on the nose, with hints of melon, lychee and apricots… very aromatic. Smooth and round with an acidity and a note of bitterness to give it a longer finish. Also hints of salinity and minerals provided by the alberiza soil. Allowing the wine to air in the glass releases more notes of jasmin and nectar.
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Gibraltar Events 2017 8th July Miss Gibraltar 2017 13th July - 12th August Summer Nights The programme is focused on activities and entertainment the whole family can enjoy together. We can look forward to nights full of music, dance, singing and loads of fun for the younger members of our families with jumping castles, face painting, and loads more. 22nd July Miss Teen Model 2017 29th July Festival of Colours 5th August Gibraltar Electronic Music Festival The Gibraltar Electronic Music Festival has grown from strength to strength and this year we are going even bigger. Now in its 4th edition, expect an amazing all day event with incredible international acts. Place: Victoria Stadium, MUGA Complex 5th August Harley Davidson’s Rally 19th - 27th August Gibraltar Fair A varied range of rides for different age groups will be provided, additionally, there will also be games and other side stalls including those being put up by local charitable and sporting organisations. 2nd - 3rd September MTV Presents Gibraltar Calling MTV favourites Clean Bandit, Craig David and Steve Aoki will be performing on the Main Stage across the weekend, whilst Bananarama, Midge Ure and Village People will have you dancing the day and night away on the Classic Stage. Keep your eyes peeled for future announcements.
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10th September Gibraltar National Day The official Gibraltar National Day events usually begin with a children’s fancy dress competition followed by a number street parties and musical performances, the main one taking place at Casemates Square. 11th - 15th October Eurafrica Trail The Eurafrica Trail is the first mountain race in the world to be held between two continents and three countries. Participants will face a new challenge in Eurafrica 2017; added to the already established stages of the 25 or 50 kms leg in the Alcornocales Natural Park and the final 40kms leg in Chefchaouen, Morocco, participants will now have a 4km vertical climb from Europa Point to O’ Hara’s Battery (via Mediterranean Steps) to contend with. The Gibraltar Vertical Climb will be the starting point of an unprecedented race. 25th - 26th October Autumn Zarzuela 1st November Heritage Awards 6th - 17th November Gibraltar International Art Exhibition 16th - 19 November Gibunco - Gibraltar Literary Festival 2017 will see the 5th Gibunco Gibraltar International Literary Festival come to life. World-class writers, performers and public figures will once again gather on the Rock for the four day festival organised by HM Government. 24th November Festival of Lights 2nd December - 14th January Christmas Fair Attractions 31st December - 1st January New Years Concert
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Castles in Campo de Gibraltar Castillo de Castellar de la Frontera
Rock Tours
Discover Gibraltar and get to know the history, culture, flora, fauna, like the famous apes, also see St. Michaels Cave, the great siege tunnels, the moorish castle, views from the upper rock over the bay and more
Dolphin & Whale boat trips
You can take trips out in the bay from Marina Bay in Gibraltar, Algeciras & Tarifa ports, enquire in local tourist offices
Castillo de Guzman el Bueno – Tarifa Castillo de Jimena de la Frontera
Zoos - Parks - Activities Biopark Fuengirola
Avda. Camilo José Cela, 6-8, Fuengirola Tel: +34 952 666 301 www.bioparcfuengirola.es Bioparc Fuengirola champions a new model of zoo based on respect for nature and the preservation of natural species.
Bowling & Cinema
Palmones Cinecite, Los Barrios Kings Bastion Leisure Centre, Gibraltar
Cablecars - Telefericos
You can catch a cablecar in Gibraltar to the top of the rock and also in Benalmádena to the peak of Calamorro. Enquire in local tourist offices
La Pequeña Africa
Here you can find animals from 5 continents, birds of prey, donkey & pony rides. Groups and Paintball bookings. C/ Huerta de los Angeles 6, Estación de Jimena, Tel: 956 640210 / 606 520276
Lobo park - Wolf park
Ctra. Antequera - Álora (A343) Km. 16 Tel: 952 031107- Antequera. Open daily from 10am to 6pm Enjoy the guided tours and the petting zoo During the summer evenings enjoy the Howling nights along with a BBQ
Parque Acuatico Mijas
A family waterpark with whirling rides, and waterslides, wave pool, aqualandia for the littles ones and a receational / picnic area
Crocodile Park
Calle Cuba, Torremolinos. Open daily all year. Discover amazing facts about these creatures, education and research videos, crocodile nursery, you can even get to hold a baby crocodile
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Sailing Schools & Academies
You can find sailing schools and academies along the coast at local marinas, Gibraltar, Sotogrande, Marbella etc.
Sea Life Benalmadena
Puerto Deportivo de Benalmádena, Malaga - Tel: 952 560150 Discover the mysteries of the underwater world. They have now been joined by two amazing sea turtles. Never leave your dog in a car, glass conservatory or a caravan and groom him/her regularly to get rid of excess hair. Your dog will still need to be exercised every day, so walk him/her early in the morning or later in the evening when it’s cooler. Never allow your dog to exercise excessively in hot weather. Keep off hot pavement, black asphalt attracts the suns UV rays and traps heat, making the surface temperature skyrocket. If you pet steps on hot pavement, he could burn his paws.
Selwo Adventure Safari Park
Km. 162,5, Las Lomas del Monte Estepona. Animal adventure, amusement, animation and activities, see tigers, elephants, bears, there are more than 2000 animals to see living in semi liberty.
Fortify against fleas and ticks, make sure your dog or cat is on proper flea medication since these pesky pests thrive in warm temperatures.
If you have to leave your dog outside, you must provide a cool shady spot where he/ she can escape from the sun at all times of the day with a good supply of drinking water, in a weighted bowl that can’t be knocked over. Dogs are more prone to heat stroke because they don’t sweat like us, they mainly cool themselves through panting. Doggy pools are a great way to help cool them down. Fence off big pools to avoid drowning, unless there are shallow areas for them to climb out of easily.
Every Monday
Taraguilla, Marbella Market By The Football Stadium
Every Tuesday
Algeciras Recinto Ferial, Tarifa Huerta del Rey Castillo Market Near the Castle Fuengirola Market The Feria Ground
Every Wednesday
La Linea Ciudad Deportivo, Estepona Market The Feria Ground, Benalmadena Flee Market Parque de la Paloma
Every Thursday
Estación de San Roque, Puente Mayorga, San Pedro Market Divina Postora District Torreguadiaro Market The Car Park near the old Castle ruin off the playa Sotogrande. Torre del Mar Market Next to Europa. Torremolinos Market Recinto Feria near the Aquapark
Every Friday
Selwo Marina
Parque de las Palomas, Benalmedena The first Dolphinarium in Andalucia, an ice living station where you can see sea lions and penguins, as well as the amazing dolphin and sea lion shows
Tivoli World Amusement Park
Arroyo de la Miel, Benalmadena, Tel: 952 577016 www.tivoli.es Enjoy a fantastic day out with great rides and spectacular shows.
Zoo Bontanico Jerez
C/ Taxdirt s/n, Tel: 956 153 293, Jerez de la Frontera, they also have Conservation and Breeding projects to protect endangered species, as well as many other animals.
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Street Markets / Mercadillos & Car Boot Sales
Benalmadena Market Tivoli near Arroy de la miel trainstation, Benalmadena Market Recinto Feria by parque de la Paloma Cancelada Market Cancelada Casares Market The Old Town Centre Las Chapas Market La Vibora Castellar New Town, Jimena Recinto Ferial, Guadiaro, Manilva, Sabinillas Market At the eastern end of the Paseo.
Every Saturday
Los Barrios Recinto Ferial, Benahavis Market The Centre of the Village, Diana Park Market , Fuengirola Car Boot Sale The Feria Ground Estepona Market The Trading Post, Western Style Market - Esuestre, estepona. Marbella Market Captain Cortez Puerto Banus Market & Boot Sale Near The Bullring Sotogrande - Mar y Sol.
Every Sunday
Benahavis Car Boot Sale Rastro next to the Church in the car park. Estepona Market In the Port Fuengirola Market Near the Port Guadalmina Car Boot Sale Centro Diana Sabinillas Market & Car Boot Sale The Manilva Feria Ground, Palmones Recinto Ferial, San Roque Los Olivillos, San Enrique de Guadiaro, Sotogrande Blue Marina
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Emergency & Useful Numbers Numeros de Emergencias y Util
Emergency Number EU 112 Gibraltar Emergency & Useful Numbers CODE (00350) Fire & Ambulance: 190 Police: 199 / 112 Local Enquiries: 11811 Operator Assistance: 100 Airport Information: 20012345 Custom Enquiries: 20078879 Border Enquiries: 20065465 Frontier Queue: 200 42777 Registry Office Gibraltar: 20076945 Births, Deaths & Gibraltar status: 20078303 Marriages: 20072289 Senior Port Officer: 20046254 Clamp Removal: 20076999 Immigration Office: 20076948 Weather Information: 20053416 Cruise Terminal: 20047670 Hospital Gibraltar: 20079700 Accident & Emergency: 20073941 St. Johns Ambulance: 20077390 Citizens Advice: 20040006 Judiciary: 20078808 Supreme Court: 20075445 Magistrate’s Court: 20075671 Claims & Coroner’s Court: 20075671 Prison Enquiries: 20070363 GCID: 20070380 DVLD: 20051603 Housing Department: 20075039 Bayside School: 20074500 Westside School: 20074300 Post Office: 20075714 Electricity 24H: 20075957 Water 24H: 20073659 Human Resources: 20071911 Social Security: 20051149 Office of Fair Trading: 20071700 Sports & Leisure: 20075195 Speaking Clock: 150
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Business Information Financial Serv. Commission: +350 20040283 Chamber of Commerce: +350 20078376 Federation Small Business: +350 20047722 Company Registry: +350 20078193 Maritime Safety & Rescue channel 16 VHF nautical wavelength. 2.182 khz medium wave or Tel. 900 202 202 / +34 917 559 100 Spain Emergency Numbers Fire / Bomberos: 080 Police / Local: 092 Police / Nacional: 091 Guardia Civil: 062 Local Enquiries / nacional: 11888 International Enquiries: 11886 Water Board - Agua: 902 136013 Electric Emergencies: 902 516516 Gas Emergencies: 901 121212 Marine Emergencies: 900 202202 Crime Report: 902 102112 Credit / Debit card loss: 913 626200 Alarm Call: 902 111096 Road Traffic Information: 900 123505 Guardia Civil Trafico: 956 261611 Hospital La Linea: 956 026500 Hospital Algeciras: 956 025000 Hospital Costa del Sol: 951 976669 Passport Office Malaga: 952 577816 Denuncias: 902 102112 Adana: 952 113467 Animals in Need: 697 984021 Age Concern: 951 318234 Asociacion Española Contra Cancer: 952 776800 Diabetics: 952 464184 Alcoholica Anonymous: 600 379110 Narcotics Anonymous: 902 114147 Numbers often change, if any of these numbers have been updated please let us know at cloudgib@gmail.com
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