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Aug 2012 issue number 13

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All Abroad Expats in Spain present:

The story of LIFE IN SPAIN... and other stuff! Steve Haynes

Mr Grumpy

The ´Abogados¨

The Sheriff

Michael Saliba

Andrea Burns Mystic Monkey

Dave Bull and more!

nia e Z a L o t t n a c la A n a r st from G a o c e h t : R E V O L L A G nd! o y e b NOW SHOWIN d n a n o d n o H , o s el to Pino u ig M n a S o t m o r f d n & inla

Photo: Los Arenales Beach, Alicante



THE TARDES... ...and THE DOCTOR

BULLY JOINS THE Yup, I am very pleased to announce that I shall be represent-

I´ve been chatting ot some confused spanish

Elysse -winning something! John Terry, it ap ap-

people this month who cannot work out where

pears, is just mis-understood…a bit like say say-

and when morning/evening/afternoon startand

ing ´50 shades of Grey´ is a light romp and I

Life carries on as normal for All

end for Brits. It´s simple, as I explained we do it

discovered the amazing (and worrying) fact that

Abroad Magazine but I’ve taken

by the clock (pretty much) – morning is up until

Spain has (pro-rata) 6 times the amount of

midday wher we start the afternoon and after

politicians as Germany (who, by the way, can af-

about 6pm we´re into the british evening.

ford them) plus over two thousand regional poli-

Now, highly unsurprisingly, your spanish day

ticians and, the best for last folks, over 74,000

revolves around food. Morning or ´Buenos

councillors and mayors!

with the team at Coastrider

dias´can be said until lunch is eaten (so pos-

Now…if just a small portion of those council-

for two reasons. 1. They carry

sibly any time up until 4 or even 4.30pm) and

lors/mayors (without mentioning Señor Camps

then similarly the afternonn continues on until

and his 50,00€ worth of ´free´suits) were to

the evening meal has been muched and we are

say, be dipping their hand in the till – that´s

then allowed to call it evening (even though this

an awful lot of spare change dissapearing from

could well be 10pm or later by now).

the towns´ cash drawers. Lucky that doesn´t

woods: Gran Alacant and Santa

It´s a very simple example of the basic differ-

happen…eh?

Pola. (I could add La Marina to

ences betwwen us brits and the spansih – we

And finally, it´s August and it´s gonna be hot

watch the clock and they keep an eye on the

so i´ve taken some medicval advice from the

dinner table, I think I know who´s got it right…

local doctor aboyut how best to deal with it.

I´vce also spent this month explaining why we

Dr Lorenzo advises that we find some shade

call the sea ´choppy´when it´s a little rough

and rest up, preferably with a drinkto keep us

give me a call on 606 540 408 or

– but has nothing to do with a knife, or chop-

hydrated – any drink is fine, water, juice, beer,

contact me on dave@coastrider.

ping and what the phrase, ´burning the candle

cocktails apparently…so have a great month. I

at both ends´ means…although one look at my

should point out that Dr Lorenzo passed on his

sorry face explained iot better than I could have

wisdom late at night while (temporarily) hugging

done, I think.

me before sliding down and coming to a rest on

In a month where us Brits got excited about

the floor where he rested his eyes and dribbled

feel so welcome (I held out for

cycling for the first time and found an unlikely

for a while…

the Jaffa Cakes in all meet-

hero named ´Wiggins´ to cheer on – if only for

ing The Coastrider Newspaper in Gran Alacant and Santa Pola.

the opportunity to join, what I believe, is the top news and publicity team on the Costa. I´ve had offers from all the other newspapers but I wanted to work

balanced and interesting news RELEVANT to living in Spain and 2. They look after their readers and have the strongest presence by far in my neck of the

that list too). So…if it´s local news you´d like to get reported or you really need a good value advertising package –that works! -for your business,

net and I’ll be more than happy to come and have a relaxed chat with you. Good luck, thanks to all the Coastrider team for making me

ings…)

the fact that a Brit was riding up the Champs

l

Dave Bul

BOOK SIGNINGS- at THE CARD PLACE

Dave will be signing copies of his book on expat life this month! 7th August at Benimar and the 10th August at Punta Prima - come along and have a laugh!

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of the month! The Story of Adam & Eve’s Pets Adam and Eve said, ‘Lord, when we were in the garden, you walked with us every day. Now, we do not see you anymore. We are lonesome here, and it is difficult for us to remember how much you love us.’ And God said, “I will create a companion for you that will be with you and who will be a reflection of my love for you, so that you will love me even when you cannot see me.” “Regardless of how selfish or childish or unlovable you may be, this new companion will accept you as you are and will love you as I do, in spite of yourselves.” And God created a new animal to be a companion for Adam and Eve. And it was a good animal and God was pleased. And the new animal was pleased to be with Adam and Eve and he wagged his tail. And Adam said, ‘Lord, I have already named all the animals in the Kingdom and I cannot think of a name for this new animal.’ And God said, ‘I have created this new animal to be a reflection of my love for you, his name will be a reflection of my own name, and you will call him DOG.’ And Dog lived with Adam and Eve and was a companion to them and loved them. And they were comforted. And God was pleased. And Dog was content and wagged his tail. After a while, it came to pass that an angel came to the Lord and said, ‘Lord, Adam and Eve have become filled with pride. They strut and preen like peacocks and they believe they are worthy of adoration. Dog has indeed taught them that they are loved, but perhaps too well.’ And God said, “I will create for them a companion who will be with them and who will see them as they are. The companion will remind them of their limitations, so they will know that they are not always worthy of adoration.” And God created CAT ...... To be a companion to Adam and Eve. And Cat would not obey them. And when Adam and Eve gazed into Cat’s eyes, they were reminded that they were not the supreme beings. And Adam and Eve learned humility. And they were greatly improved. And God was pleased.. And Dog was happy. And Cat .. . . Didn’t give a s*** one way or the other.

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Anyone receiving unemployment benefit (up to scheme anymore.

from the special International Treaty between Spain

15,000€ - who’s getting that much..?!) is also free

T ABOUT EARLY RETIREES

HE VALENCIA VOLUNTARY SCHEME?

S

But it is very important to clarify that since the

law enacted, thestill authorities have not signed and was the UK. There are an awful lot of people liv-

from deductions.

more someone who wouldinlike ing in agreements Spain but stillso declaring their incomes the UK

How?

which could beby missing out onvolunsaving a to get means health that assistance paying the

Entitlement to health assistance.

Prescriptions: depending on your income (You To make sure you don’t need to pay tax on your

lot of money just because

will let them know you income income, or indeed reduce your bill when at the transferring end of the fi-

they don’t realise that they can do their declaration

nancial year, it’s highly recommended that you speak your pension and going to the INSS).

here and take advantage of the fiscal benefits such

to someone who 10%.If is experienced in the Spanish tax For pensioners your income is: - under

tary scheme must know that it´s not possible anymore.

More changes will probably come in the next

as inheritance tax for residents, or just paying less

months few aspects of the law will be detaxes, foronce example. cided. Anyway people already paying will get a Why? Obviously Spanish government taxeshapand, letter withthe any important changeneeds that may

system – or you could end up paying more than you

18.000euros/year you have to pay maximum 8 need to!

€/month.

Pedro told me that there are often an array of options

Between 18.000 and 100.000 you´ll pay maxi-

for people to reduce their tax bill (or even pay nothing

if you are receiving an income you need to be legal.

mum €/month. at all) if18 their case is looked at professionally and

Even if you know there will be nothing to pay – you’ll

with an experienced For pay example, someone More than 100.000eye. you´ll maximum 60 who €/

get yourself in the system (which, trust me on this

has their parents living in the same house can have month.

pen, giving them time to face the new situation whatever it would be.

one, only make life easier) so when the day comes

WHAT TO DO WITH YOUR PENSION ONCE that someone (we’ll call him ‘Johnny Foreigner’) BE RETIRED? dies in Spain YOU´LL Johnny’s family will have a simple task

certain funds deducted from their end of year tax bill

*Out of Spain you would have to use the Euroas can anyone who has perhaps had to adapt their

pean Health Insurance Card. house for disabled access.

dealing with the fiscal (the Will etc.) matters than

As ever, with any tax office, things are a little more

someone who has never gone into the system.

For further information, could contact complicated than we’d likeyou but by dealing with our

Exceptions

About Pedro & Ignacio

Office at in 965480737 email us at someone the know itor often works outinfo@pelfar simpler

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what they are doing look after those (very) important

The two spent a year at Southampton Institute of international law so it’s no surprise that they speak English so well. Later, having studied law together at Alicante university, Pedro and Ignacio teamed up and formed the highly successful Pellicer & Heredia Solicitors (based in the same building as the British Consulate) and using their understanding of British people have built a firm of three offices (so far) with a fourth opening in Ciudad Quesada very soon –and all the staff speak English, very handy.

1. Transfer your pension to Spain asking the NHS in the UK for the S1 (old E-121).

2. Bring the S1 document to the INSS (Instituto Nacional de remember la Seguridad getearlier it regisdeclare’ but alsoSocial): what I said about

fiscal matters that can often become an expensive

tered (= stamp). there being no harm (only benefits) in getting into the

nightmare in the wrong by hands ours.of the Unidad Information supplied the–chief

system. 3. Go to your Primary Care Health Centre If you earnde less than de 22,000€ annually (from one em(=Centro Salud Atención Primaria) with

From my own yexperience, theConselleria fee chargedde to Sanimake de Afiliación Validaciónmy declaration was less than Pedro managed to dad.

ployer and are already having tax deducted) or (if you

reduce my tax bill after showing me exactly what I

have incomes from several place) that none of those

could and couldn’t claim and therefore the cost of

the S1 and get a SIP card.

4. You must cancel your voluntary scheme by exceed 1,500€ annually.

doing it properly has cost me nothing…in fact I’ve

sending a fax to Mrs. Paqui Pérez, chief of the If you have received profits from shares or dividends

made a little on the deal, now…do I declare that…?

Unidad de Afiliación Validación - Conselleria de of less than 1,600€ peryyear (this even applies if you

If you have any questions or queries about the

have, for -example, sold a car for a profit privately). Sanidad Fax: 966 478 324.

upcoming ‘Renta’ and whether indeed you should be

Salaries or incomes below 11,200€ (usually pen-

declaring your income – call either Pedro or Ignacio

sioners) are exempt but remember also that if you

and they’ll put you straight. And the benefit for All

are employed your employer is obliged to deduct a

Abroad readers is that they’ll give you first consulta-

minimum of 15% from your wage packet to withhold

tion free – so what have you got to lose apart from a

person and you won´t need to pay the voluntary for the taxman here in Spain. If that does not happen,

headache from those piles of paper!

Then you´ll have the entitlement as any retired

Their doors are always open – even if you´re not sure if you really need a lawyer – so pop along and see them in Avda de Naciones, Ciudad Quesada – or one of their other local offices.

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dia to network for business

essary to prove to people that you hardly

purposes, or just to keep in

ever speak to that you have successfully

touch with somebody you once borrowed a bottle of Tippex from two decades ago

procreated? I also think it would be a useful idea for Facebook to have a built in test or some

e h t g n i l l o r r Rr

“rr’s”

When Mrs Grumpy and I first moved to Spain 7 years back, little did we imagine that we would end up living with a hyperactive chainsaw. Or at least that is what our house sounds

and haven’t seen since, there

kind of mechanism that can judge your

are seemingly as many dif-

degree of sobriety before posting any-

ferent ways to use the plat-

thing. I, for one, know that some of those

form as there are pointless

photographs I posted of me in the late

are making here clearly annunciate each

1980’s with a corkscrew perm are some-

and every word and syllable correctly, and

where out there in cyberspace for all to

as such they must be practising the “rr” one

applications on the site.

see, and will doubtlessly come back to Seriously, if another person “throws a

haunt me when I am rich and famous.

a cocktail” with them, I body. And what is all this “Branch out” crap that I am inundated with at the moment?

Love them or hate them, it seems that everybody has an opinion about Facebook.

‘Scrabble?’ – You must have waaaaay to much time on your hands (either that or you are in the office and supposed to be working). And what’s wrong with the traditional board game anyway? And since when was ‘unfriended’ a real word anyway?

spoken rule’ is that anybody with kids has to feature them somewhere in their avatar / profile picture (Guilty as charged...) – It must be a mandatory requirement somewhere in their terms and conditions.

stage in her education where her teachers

hell of a lot, because that is all she is doing at home at the moment.

My ‘Public Information’

Weetabix (not a pretty sight) she is run-

and ‘Status’: The Mrs

ning up and down the corridor rrrrrolling her

didn’t speak to me for

rrrrrr’s and terrrrorrrrising the dog. In short,

a week when I refused to acknowledge that we ‘were in a relationship’ together. Why?

she is over-emphasising the “rrrrrrrr” in everything she says - English AND Spanish. I was also wonderrrrrring if this was just some special treatment that the teachers singled out the Brrrrritish kids for, or if the

It was as though I had

kids of other nationalities (Native Spanish

issued

Included) were subjected to this aggressive

divorce

pro-

ceedings without telling her (figuratively speaking, of course, given that we are not married). Why do I need to validate whatever relationship

“rrrrr-ing”? The frustrating thing here is that her “rr” is clear and perfectly understood, however, she is still struggling to pronounce her “r” in English, and sounds like a slightly smaller

I may or may not have with Facebook

and more effeminate Jonathan Woss when

before it becomes ‘real’? - What if I am

she attempts this (If that is something that

playing the field? – There doesn’t seem to

you can bear imagining ?).

be an option to enter ‘Polygamous’.

Another thing that seems to be the ‘un-

My 4 year old daughter is obviously at the

If she isn’t practising whilst she is eating her

snowball” at me, or “invites me to share am likely punch some-

like over breakfast most mornings.

Rant over. I’m now going to poke somebody and browse like a stalker

I’m left wondering if this is something typical of most British kids being taught in a foreign language at school – i.e. not taught to pronounce an English “R”?

through the profile information of

I also hope she grows out of it before the

people that I barely know...

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I consider myself a pretty normal/average kind of person, and on balance I’m guessing that there must

2) Cushions / Candles / Pot Pourri: It

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range the furniture before I can so much

eignty,

as sit down in my own house. This is a

would

‘woman thing’ – right?

but then

that logic

surely have to apply to Spain’s enclaves in North-

ern

Africa as well?

be quite a few of us out

3) Camp TV presenters: No I’m not be-

there.... ( ? )

ing Homophobic; I’m being Mince-o-pho-

9) Turron: Ok, I get it. You have a glut

bic. One’s choice of sexuality means little

of Almonds and Honey - that doesn’t

to me, but I can see no relevance or point

mean you should invent a new sport

in every second TV “Celebrity” being as

whereby you can try and remove your

camp as a row of pink tents at a mardi-

own teeth as quickly as possible by eating

gras (And yes, I’m talking about you;

something indigestible.

Graham Norton, Alan Carr, Dale Winton,

10) Almond biscuits: Oh joy, more

Brian Dowling, Paul O’Grady...)

Almond stuff. I wonder if anyone has ever

However, as time goes on and I am getting gradually older (yet my boyish good looks still seem to linger), my patience and tolerance dwindles and there are seemingly more and more things that I just don’t see the need for. Then again, this could always be just down to me being a miserable bugger. My tally of ‘pointless things’ about life in

been able to get one of those Christmas4) Sailing / Cycling/ Motorsports: I

almond biscuits anywhere near their

can see the appeal of such a sport when

mouth before it turns to dust.

you are actually participating in it, but as

Spain (and Life in general, I suppose) is

spectator? Seriously, these are all just

11) Horchata: I have worked it out -

by no means limited, and I find myself

modes of transport - what next? - ‘Bus

the preference for tiles in almost every

subconsciously adding to this list in my

Catching?’

Spanish home means that Polycell in

head

5) Non Alcoholic Beer: I think this one

Spain have to find another outlet for their

speaks for itself.

wallpaper paste.

6) Smileys / Emoticons and Abbrevia-

12) Fireworks : Ok, I’m not adverse to a

tions on Texts: Either pick up the phone

few fireworks at the odd fiesta, but when

and Speak to your friend like in ‘Ye Olden

Spain is entering its 5th year of financial

dayes’, or don’t be lazy and type your

crisis I can’t really see the benefit in each

message in full. I spent 7 long years at

two-donkey village have a couple of lav-

Grammar School and feel particularly ag-

ish displays every year.

grieved when I receive a “lol”.

There are bound to be a few more that I

on an almost daily basis: 1) Champagne: Does anyone who drinks Champagne on a regular basis actually like it, or are they either A) Pretentious or B) In possession of more money than sense? Especially when you can buy a bottle of Spanish Cava from Mercadona at 2 Euros a bottle and not tell the difference.

have forgotten, but I’m sure I can pontifi7) Wine that costs more than 2 Euros

cate about them at a later date

a bottle / 5 Euros a bottle in a restaurant: Come on, the snob in all of us hopes that out host / guest will be able to notice and appreciate the difference that we ourselves can’t. 8) Gibraltar: Not the place - the arguments that it causes. Let the people who live there decide who should govern them. I can understand Spain claiming that Gibraltar is geographically part of Spain and should therefore fall under

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national stores struggling to keep

A report released by iStrategyLabs show that while the number of Facebook’s US high school and college-age users declined over the past six months, its popularity among the 55-and-older crowd is booming. In fact, the number of 55-and-older Facebook users showed staggering growth - 513.7 percent - in the past six months, the digital consulting firm said.

afloat during these difficult financial times. However, our research shows that Brits are still keen shoppers with people spending many hours a week shopping,” said Chris Winstanley, VP, Marketing, Basekit.com. “Brits are increasingly taking that shopping behaviour online, and it’s not just young people. With silver surfers now the UK’s biggest online shoppers,

This isn’t a new phenomenon for Facebook. In March, Hitwise reported that the social network’s audience of people over the ripe old age of 35 increased by 23 percent in February compared with the same month last year. While Facebook was first launched to serve college students in the States, over the past year or so the network has expanded to include many middle-aged people.

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Hugging has rarely been worse starred with problems of accoutrement inter lockage which may prevent swift disengagement any time soon - watch those dangly necklaces in particular - Saturn suggests you dress all month as if hugging Russell Brand is imminent. 1950s fashions are well starred this month, especially clothing that women wore in Alfred Hitchcock movies, particularly the glamorous gloves with which they would point to things that could be a clue or might not be. You had better heed his comments as it’s Fathers Day in the USA and UK this month, Australians and New Zealanders can say what they want Father’s Day there isn’t until September 2nd this year and will be under a different planetary aspect. Power ballads, upbeat (but without violins) country music, and slow rock music are your lucky music’s this month, and until a solar storm forces you to change radio channels later in the year. The last half hour of weddings is your lucky social period all month - it was the last 45 minutes all of last year and the first part of this.

Your destiny is like a performing seal who is nicely full with fish but is prepared to jump through the hoop one more time for his public. Gifts with bows continue to be mediumly starred, especially at the 15% unwrapped stage where paper cuts are still a very real danger and yet using scissors seems over kill and they are not readily available anyway in those exciting moments immediately after being given a nicely wrapped gift like that...

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Low budget documentaries (exclusive to the internet) will be your preferred source of views on most subject this month especially on religious subjects and eating mushrooms. Bargain bin documentaries under [put your earth currency here] 1.56 are also well starred. Board games - the actual physical board-and-counters kind and any computer simulations - are well starred this month as EA Sports begins a new sponsorship deal with Planet Mars from 16th of the month.

Benidorm to Almeria + 45km radius inland

Nodding off to sleep in trains, busses and planes are well starred this month, including for all pilots and drivers of said vehicles especially during dusk on the 19th-23rd of the month.

You will decide to vote NO in some kind of referendum or other vote this month, even though the planets are determined to influence you otherwise. Be alert to repeated pencil breakages/loss, butterfly ballot (including actual butterflies) type incidents or frozen screens / Space Invader type games on electronic voting systems. “There’s no such thing as a free lunch”, “You get what you pay for” and “Never bungee jump on a full stomach” are your planetary inspired agony column type tips and tricks this month.

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My name is Michael Saliba. I’ve been an avid fan of Premier League Football, and admittedly in particular Chelsea, over the last ten or so years. I’ve been watching every ‘Match of the Day’ and like many of us football fans, I complain and shout and scream at my TV often when the football’s on. I was born in Plymouth in England, but I moved to Alicante at a very young age. The Spanish got me into football, and from there I chose Chelsea. Still, I am passionate about the Premier League as a whole, and I find the Relegation Battle just as fun to know about and watch as the Title Race. I will be bringing monthly updates on the Premier League. I’ll offer my thoughts and predictions about the games throughout the season and any of the brilliant moments that the Premier League never fails to throw up.

August update

So pre-season has started and I’m excited. It’s the time for us to have a quick peek at some of the new signings and at some of the teams. Let’s start off with the Premier League Champions, Manchester City. They’ve had a mixed pre-season consisting of a loss, a draw and a win. It’s all just pre-season, though, and that must be remembered. After years of spending vast amounts of money, they haven’t signed anybody… yet! There’s one name on the end of everyone’s tongue right now. Robin Van Persie: 48 appearances and 37 goals. The Arsenal striker has just one year left on his contract. As I’m writing this, City, United and Juventus have lodged bids for the Dutchman. It’s hard to understand exactly what’s going on there. Personally, I see him leaving for Juventus. I don’t see Wenger selling to his rivals (again!). Juventus seem to be an outfit that he would fit in best with. They need a striker. After all, would ‘RVP’ want competition from the likes of Balotelli and Aguero, or Rooney and Welbeck? No, and that’s why Juventus will get him. Now, to the Champions League holders, Chelsea, who have had a busy summer already. With the 32million pound signing of Hazard, plus the signing of Marin, it looks like Roman Abramovich wants to retain his Champions League. Hazard and Marin showed skill in their first matches, admittedly, only in pre-season friendlies. Meanwhile, Manchester United has signed midfielder Kagawa. He was a stand-out performer in Borussia Dortmund’s success last season, and United fans will be hoping that he can repeat his achievements again to take back the title. Elsewhere, you have Arsenal with good signings to add to their squad. Both Podolski and Giroud are promising players. While I believe that Podolski will come good, what about Giroud? Will he suit the Arsenal style? That waits to be seen. Onto Liverpool and while they have added striker Borini to the team, the big news is the situation of Andy Carroll. Will he head back to Newcastle? It would be an odd move, considering that Newcastle has two brilliant attackers. However, the Englishman is not known for his touch, or his control. That is what Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers looks for in a player. We’ll see how that story evolves. Thanks for reading. I’ll be back again for the start of the Premiership next month.

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Still, if it´s hot you may well have alcohol is on your mind? (or if it´s col warm or even warm-ish) then just opposite you have the choice of two typically comfy English Bars serving cool drinks on hot days: Michelle and Pete will give you a warm welcome at Rumours which has j been taken over and refurbished (with a new name too) by the sunniest couple in Gran Alacant. Here they´ll always greet you with a smile and probably a good laugh too!

Now established, the newest bar, The Hole in the Wall, has quickly made reputation for service and a good pint (wine or beer take your pick!) and already helping to draw the crowds into the square with its tasteful déco and again a warm and friendly welcome from all from their staff and the customers! If it´s a little of the Gaelic brogue your missing then you must pop in an

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Word riddle Riddles - Answers below 1.A farmer challenges an engineer, a physicist, and a mathematician to fence off the largest amount of area using the least amount of fence. The engineer made his fence in a circle and said it was the most efficient. The physicist made a long line and said that the length was infinite. Then he said that fencing half of the Earth was the best. The mathematician laughed at the others and with his design, beat the others. What did he do? 2. A man is sitting in a pub feeling rather poor. He sees the man next to him pull a wad of £50 notes out of his wallet. He turns to the rich man and says to him, “I have an amazing talent; I know almost every song that has ever existed.” The rich man laughs. The poor man says, “I am willing to bet you all the money you have in your wallet that I can sing a genuine song with a lady’s name of your choice in it.” The rich man laughs again and says, “OK, how about my daughter’s name, Joanna Armstrong-Miller?” The rich man goes home poor. The poor man goes home rich. What song did he sing? 3. Inside each set of the following words, there are a pair of smaller words. By putting & between them, lo & behold, you’ll make a familiar phrase. For example, “Thighbone/Swallowtail” conceals “High & Low.” 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

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1. Sock 5. Yiddish ‘trash’ 9. Less 14. ___wolf 15. Van Morrison’s homeland 16. Make the innocent look guilty 17. Like poultry allowed to forage 19. Most populous English-speaking country 20. Alchemist rewrites Charles Dickens classic 22. Wane 23. Nice summer 24. Snake 27. City in the Evergreen State 31. School grp. 34. Decorated 36. 4,840 square yards 37. Art supporter? 39. Alchemist rewrites Alexandre Dumas classic (with ‘The’) 42. Mission San Antonio de Valero 43. Merit 44. Friend 45. Abbreviation in an ad 46. Withhold 49. Humor magazine 50. ___ -mo 51. Me in Montreal 53. Alchemist rewrites Ian Fleming classic 61. Seventh month for Moslems 62. Fine china 64. Saudi’s neighbor 65. Draft status 66. SAS is based here 67. Parking spot and corner office, perhaps 68. Season to be jolly 69. Enthusiastic exclamation

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1. Grp. with panda logo 2. Cowboy’s concern 3. ___ code 4. Irritate 5. Like some dads 6. Peal 7. Hence 8. Sailboat stabilizer 9. “Desert Storm” aircraft 10. Bert’s buddy 11. ___ vs. Roe 12. Author Ludwig 13. Scan 18. BBQ favorite 21. ___ Shannon 24. Draw a bead on 25. Climb 26. ___ colony 28. Pains’ partner 29. Doctor 30. Four: prefix 31. Sacred song 32. Inventor Nikola 33. Synthetic resin used in paint 35. Like a night light 38. Doctors org. 40. Lacking certain defences 41. Unfriendly 47. ___ voyage 48. Zilch 50. Was offensive, in a way 52. Nome dome 53. Something on stage 54. Feeble 55. Not open, not closed 56. Stratford-Avon connector 57. California lake or park 58. Priceless? 59. ___ does it 60. Stir up 63. Negatives

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1. Penny pincher 6. Change for a five 10. Opposite of dele, to a typesetter 14. Refrigerator brand 15. Pepsi or Coke 16. ___ Alto, Calif. 17. 2002 DiCaprio/Hanks movie 20. Former partners 21. Butterfingers 22. Alternative to 15Across 23. Garden bloom 25. “Come in!” 26. Some figures in The XFiles 30. Many millennia 32. Draw a bead on 33. “___ out of it!” 34. Soybean curd 38. Old Glory 41. Private eyes, slangily 42. Ship’s pole 43. J.F.K. often used his: Abbr. 44. Out of one’s everlovin’ mind 45. Corner fold 46. Thick 50. Cabbage, on a wiener 52. Shows disapproval 54. Hit up for, as a cigarette 55. Island of Napoleon’s exile 59. “Row, Row, Row Your Boat” line 62. The “A” of U.S.N.A.: Abbr. 63. Attend 64. TV news source 65. London’s ___ Gallery 66. Itar-___ (Russian news agency) 67. Greek Z’s

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1.It doesn’t hurt to take a hard look at yourself from time to time. This little test should help you get started. During a visit to a mental asylum, a visitor asked the Director what the criteria is that defines if a patient should be institutionalized. “Well,” said the Director, “we fill up a bathtub. Then we offer a teaspoon, a teacup, and a bucket to the patient and ask the patient to empty the bathtub.”

1. Sitter’s headache 5. Profound 9. Spanish mistress 14. Baby ___ 15. Old Icelandic literary work 16. Off __ (periodically) 17. “Aha!” 18. Take __ (swim) 19. Don’t mind __ (yes) 20. 1951 Bogart/Hepburn Oscar winner 23. Director Sidney 24. Part of E.U.: Abbr. 25. Skewer 28. Beautiful Girl author, Elisabeth 32. Linguist Chomsky 33. Harder to find 35. Citrus drink 36. Box that debutted in 1951 40. Wave in Juarez 41. “Either it goes __ (ultimatum) 42. __-sci 43. Polynesian painter 45. Hunt in France 47. Classic British sports car 48. Org. 50. 1951 novel that introduced Holden Caulfield (with “The”) 57. Big dos 58. Martian prefix 59. “African Queen”, for example 60. __ imports (home furnishings chain) 61. End for a gang or mob 62. “___ Karenina” 63. Pharaoh’s land 64. Peruse carefully 65. Poverty’s wardrobe

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1. Londoner, e.g. 2. Charge 3. Suit to __ 4. Site of Bowie’s last stand 5. Worrywart’s words 6. Dog on “Frasier” 7. Decree 8. Nickname of author who penned “The Old Man and the Sea” (1951) 9. Rum cocktail 10. Show off a flag 11. Falco of “The Sopranos” 12. Connecting point 13. Soon, old style 21. Common suffix 22. Israeli desert 25. Umknown, abbrev. 26. Dough 27. Island nation in the Pacific 28. Biscuit that turned 39 in 1951 29. Some Sony products 30. They’re adored 31. __ Meenie (Bieber song) 33. Bridle part 34. Math subj. 37. Lives 38. Extended family 39. It may be under your thumb 44. Big car mfg. 45. 7-Eleven, e.g., briefly 46. Sound of surprise 48. __-ground missile 49. Curl one’s lip 50. Superhero accessory 51. Not worth ____ (valueless) 52. Deuce topper 53. Coarse file 54. Gossip columnisy Barrett 55. Yin’s opposite 56. Flight data, briefly

Okay, here’s your test: 1. Would you use the spoon? 2. Would you use the teacup? 3. Would you use the bucket? “Oh, I understand,” said the visitor. “A normal person would choose the bucket, as it is larger than the spoon.” What was the director’s response? So, how did *YOU* do? A man in a restaurant asked a waiter for a juice glass, a dinner plate, water, a match, and a lemon wedge. The man poured enough water onto the plate to cover it. “If you can get the water on the plate into this glass without touching or moving this plate, I will give you €100,” the man said. “You can use the match and lemon to do this.” A few minutes later, the waiter walked away with €100 in his pocket. How did the waiter get the water into the glass?

Answers below

SOLUTIONS:

1. Rocky hill 2. Pay dirt 3. Field 4. Places 5. Catcalls? 6. Let loose 7. Interest group, abbr. 8. Nymph who missed Narcissus 9. Hindu god, ‘The Destroyer’ 10. San Diego players 11. Smokey to Simone 12. Family ___ 13. Reasonable 18. Happy ___ 19. Actor Joseph Gordon-___ 22. Imitative 23. Like Brussels lace 24. Wheat meal 26. Matured 29. Stopping place 31. 60s draft dodger, perhaps © 2006 dave fisher 33. Tying 34. U.S. acquisition of 1867 35. Trusted guide 37. Tear 38. Stockholm’s airline 41. Containing copper 42. Flightless bird 47. To a great degree 49. You ___ would! (Sure!) 51. Greek letters 53. One is Halley’s 55. Ash, for instance 56. Longest river in Spain 57. Open a crack 58. High ranking NCO 60. ___ Brockovich 62. A Gershwin 63. Future flounder 64. ___ 60 (stat) 65. Sought election

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Answer 1. “No,” answered the Director. “A normal person would pull the plug.

1. Usage fee 5. Ponders 10. Nursery items 14. Nabisco product 15. Son of Cain 16. Halo 17. Keep out of... 20. Hawkeye State 21. Supervise 22. Gee preceder 25. It stretched from Germany to China 27. Map abbreviation 28. “___ de Lune” (Debussy) 30. The first of a famous trio 32. Religion founded 5th century AD 36. Telephone (slang) 37. A meal 39. Beer type 40. Do not puncture... 43. Janis ___ (singer) 44. Overthrows 45. Fog 46. Part of a brooch 48. Actress Winger, to friends 49. A swindle 50. Globe 52. Il ___ (Mussolini) 54. Needlefish 55. Fatigues 59. Mechanical repetition 61. ...are closer than they appear 66. Not written 67. Concur 68. Small amount 69. Rowboat 70. Commence 71. Night light

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2.First, the waiter stuck the match into the lemon wedge, so that it would stand straight. Then he lit the match, and put it in the middle of the plate with the lemon. Then, he placed the glass upside-down over the match. As the flame used up the oxygen in the glass, it created a small vacuum, which sucked in the water through the space between the glass and the plate. Thus, the waiter got the water into the glass without touching or moving the plate. You can try this experiment at home with appropriate supervision.

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What do the following words have in common? Assess Banana Dresser Grammar Potato Revive Uneven Voodoo If you take the first letter and move it to the rear of the word, you get the same word when read backwards.

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John!” Mary said.

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Thursday Contined... Javea (Xabia) Llocnou de Sant Jeroni Pego Playe de Bellreguard Rafelcofer Rojales San Javier Tavernes de Valldigna Villajoyosa Xixona (Jijona)

Agres Callosa d’En Sarria Cox Denia Elche Formentera Granja de Rocamora Ibi La Nucia Llocnou de Sant Jeroni Orihuela Parcent Petrer Penaguila Monover Real de Gandia San Pedro del Pinatar Santa Pola Sax Xeraco

Friday Markets Albatera Alfaz del Pi Almoines Banyeres Benejuzar Beniarres Benidoleig Crevillente Daimus Denia (Rastro) El Verger Finestrat Gata de Gorgos Granja de Rocamora L’ Alfas del Pi Monforte del Cid Montesinos Moraira Muro de Alcoi Oliva Onil Petrer Pilar de la Horadada Rafol d’ Almunia Tibi Torrevieja Villalonga

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Alcoy Alicante Almoradi Alqueria Banyeres Bellreguard Benifairo Benissa Callosa d’En Sarria Calpe Castalla Castell de Castells Catral Elche Elda La Font d’En Carros La Romana Gaianes Hondon de las Nieves Novelda Ondara Pedreguer Playa Flamenca San Vicente del Raspeig Salinas Relleu Santa Pola Xalo (Jalon) Rastro

Welcome to another month of great

where she has

entertainment here on the Costa’s,

supported many of the top named

a few months ago I had the privi-

acts that have been brought out

lege of going to see a female artist

from the UK, and now as well as

here called Dee and I must say she

still working at the Lounge Bar she

was absolutely brilliant.

has decided to spread her wings

Dee is a fantastic fun loving singer/

further a field and is performing up

entertainer with a powerful voice

and down the Costa Blanca in many

singing songs from the seventies

venues in most areas. What I found

right

through

the

great about Dee was that

modern day and most

as well as having a bril-

of her songs are mixed

liant voice she has a great

by

interaction with the audi-

her

music

very

to

talented

producer

hus-

ence making sure every-

band Paul, she has been

one has a good night and

a

constantly

professional

now

for

many

singer

changes

her

years

songs to suit all tastes, so

working in many coun-

if you get the chance then

tries including UK, Ger-

I

definitely

recommend

many, France, Greece, Italy, Malta,

you going to see this lady perform

Turkey, Tunisia, Bosnia, The Ascen-

as you wont be disappointed.

sion Islands and she even worked

If you’re a bar or an entertainer and

in the Falkland entertaining the

want to appear in the gig guide or

British troupes for ‘The CSE’ (Com-

you have any events coming up that

bined Services Entertainment).But

you would like me to tell everyone

now she’s has been singing for us

about then please contact me by

here on the Costa Blanca for the last

email on mandy@starsinbars.org or

six years and four of those she has

call me on 685302529 or just visit

spent working as the resident sing-

my website www.starsinbars.org

er, compare and show coordinator at the Lounge Bar in Torrevieja

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THE DAY I GOT TO MOUNT TOSSAL you. Perched on the side of the

need of refreshment, like I was

Another Sunday and itchy feet.

hill the fortress provides views

and with the best views of all,

I wanted to get out again and

up and down the coast and on

the Café Monte Tossal (not too

after a wise couple of sugges-

a clear day, and it could be my

imaginative there) offer diners

tions from readers the week

eyes are going but let’s say,

and drinkers the perfect place

before I thought I’d ask the

for my piece of mind, it wasn’t

to eat while looking down on

question again and the little

clear that day, you can see all

the whole of Alicante. Any-

known San Fernando Castle in

the way across the valleys to

where else and this would be a

Alicante was a tempting idea

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glass fronted ‘bistro’ charging

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Google Maps and the motorbike

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actually much too it and with

nine euros, not bad eh?

a cold drink I headed off to find the shy

Below the bar the

‘brother’ of Castillo

Parque Monte Tos-

Santa Barbera.

sal slides down the

Standing proudly atop

mountainside, literally,

of Mount Benacantil,

with children’s play

the castle of Santa

parks, roller skating

Barbara is one of

rink, crazy golf and a

the most formidable

skateboard park for

medieval fortresses in

the more energetic and

Spain. Up at the top

some landscaped gar-

visitors enjoy superb

dens (with real grass!)

views of the city and

where you can walk in

those in the know

the shade or the sun

will tell you to take a

with your backdrop

good look at the castle from El

the Spanish never too keen

being Alicante city stretching

Postiguet beach. Here you’ll get

to invest time and money in

down to the shoreline.

a whole different image look-

a lot of their heritage around

ing back at you, as the carved

the country, the place is a bit

It’s a huge area and a good

stone projects out from the

tatty. Having said that the

place to take the kids to keep

wall, in the shape of a human

good thing about the Spanish

them amused for an hour or

face known as the Moor’s Head.

not doing much about the odd

two, or somewhere to go and

castle or relic is that they leave

spend some quiet time too

But today my visit is to a lesser

them open to explore. Tunnels,

amongst the trees and green

known fortress not so far way,

stairwells and hidden nooks and

lawns that spread out below

the Castillo de San Fernando

crannies will keep the most fas-

the cliff-top café bar.

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cinated family member busy…

from the west on a hill almost

and while dad’s off exploring,

Getting there

as high as Mount Benacantil

the kids will love it too.

Google maps ‘Castillo San Fernando’ is the best way or…

known as Monte Tossal. Both built at the beginning of the

It still amazes me that almost

if you find your way to Hercules

19th century they offered

two hundred years ago they

football stadium (Rico Perez) in

protection for the town from its

could build something as strong

C/ Foguerer José Romeu, Ali-

two highest hills.

and lasting as this when I can’t

cante just head upwards from

manage to keep a shelf up lon-

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San Fernando castle (the waiter

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Barbera castle and saying, ‘now

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