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editor page Once again I need to close down one year and start the next by wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New year.

Index

What’s news

6. Did you know that...

46. The Popular 50s Plus Expo

Sports & Leisure

13. The Escuela de Arte Ecuestre

Most of all I wish to thank our advertisers as well as our readers for showing such strong support for Web Express Guide.

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It has been a bit of a stupid year dictated by stupid events created by extremely stupid politicians who are currently creating great uncertainties over world economy as well as world peace. I only prey that this situation will improve in the coming year when perhaps some wisdom will descent from the heavens.

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Meanwhile Merry Christmas & Happy New Year.

Una vez más, necesito cerrar un año y comenzar el siguiente deseándoles a todos una Feliz Navidad y un Feliz Año Nuevo.

Sobre todo, deseo agradecerselo a nuestros anunciantes, así como a nuestros lectores, por mostrar un apoyo incondicional a Web Express Guide.

Ha sido un año un poco absurdo dictado por estúpidos eventos creados por políticos extremadamente idiotas que actualmente están creando una gran incertidumbre sobre la economía y la paz mundial.

Espero que la situación mejore pero solo si algo divino nos presta su sabiduría.

Mientras tanto Feliz Navidad y Feliz Año Nuevo.

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Cover Feature School

26. Introducing Hip Hop Boogiekigz

Health

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Opinion

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That's Life

42. Introducing the new generation 49. What is a Merry Christamas

Finance

44. Reduction in Autonomo Contribution 2018

Pret a porter

52. Inspirate estas Navidades 55. Body-Shaming

Art & Entertainment

10. Another successful event 58. Prickly Pair: Having a good Christmas 60. Music 61. Games 62. Films

Motoring

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Did you know that..?

One fifth of UK teens find problem solving hard. Around a fifth of UK teenagers struggle to work with others to solve problems, suggests a new international test. But one in eight reached the highest levels in the highest levels in the OECD’s first assessment of collaborative problem solving. Overall, the UK ranked 15th out of more than 50 education systems. Daily Mail Loss of night affects nature worldwide.

German researchers say the amount of artificial light on Earth at night grew by 2% each year between 2012 and 2016 – and they are warning that the “loss of night” is causing problems for “flora, fauna and human well-being”. Much of the increase in night brightness occurred in developing nations in South America, Africa and Asia. The Observer Facebook now has more than 1.5 billion registered users for the first time ever around half of the world’s internet-connected population. The good news saw Facebook’s share price soar, helping it break yet another company record - reaching a $300bn valuation for the first time. Daily Express The foggiest place in the world is the Grand Banks off the island of Newfoundland, Canada, with over 200 foggy days each year.

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by Marifé Nuñez of the Es.Arte Gallery Following on to our last edition, we are pleased to announce that the launching of the new exhibition at the Es. Arte Gallery showing the work of Juanjo Viota has been extremely well attended by art collectors and the press.

Juanjo Viota is a draftsman and painter, a bachelor of Fine Arts from the Faculty of BBAA who, since completing his scholarship at L'École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris, he has participated in solo exhibitions both in Spain and abroad .

He has also participated in the International Symposium of Art of Noja, SIANOJA 2007 and was awarded in several contests.

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The Escuela de Arte Ecuestre Costa del Sol A most impressive establishment in Estepona Conveniently located just off the A7 in Estepona, the Escuela de Arte Ecuestre Costa del Sol is the most impressive equestrian centre in Spain.

Surrounded by well maintained gardens, the gigantic installation comprises a 7000m2 competition arena, an indoor arena seating 1235 people, a bar/restaurant, a pony club, a gigantic marquis for celebrations and stables to accommodate 148 horses. That is not to mention the car park large enough to accommodate more cars than a football event.

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METHOD 1. You will need 15g/½oz of salt per kilo of duck legs. Place the duck legs into a roasting tray and sprinkle with the salt.

Sprinkle over the thyme, then cover the tray with cling film and chill in the fridge overnight.

2. Heat a heavy frying pan over a low to medium heat, then add the duck legs to the pan and cover them completely in the duck fat.

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DUCK LEG CONFIT INGREDIENTS • 4 duck legs • Approx. 15g table salt (you will need 15g per kilo of duck legs) • 2-3 sprigs fresh thyme leaves only & 1 garlic clove, finely diced • 300g/11oz duck fat • 1 banana shallot finely sliced • 200g/7oz tinned tomatoes • 400g/14oz tinned flageolet beans, drained and rinsed • 200ml/7fl oz chicken stock • 1 sprig rosemary, leaves finely chopped salt and freshly ground black pepper • 50g/2oz butter For the celeriac mash • 500g/1lb 2oz floury potatoes, peeled, cut into chunks • 500g/1lb 2oz celeriac, peeled, cut into chunks • 75g/3oz butter • 110ml/4fl oz double cream • salt and freshly ground black pepper 14

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3. Simmer and cook the duck legs gently for 2-2½ hours, or until the meat is very tender. Remove the duck legs from the fat, reserving the fat, and place onto a clean roasting tray, draining off any excess fat.

4. Shred the meat from two of the legs. Set the other two aside.

5. Heat a little of the reserved duck fat over a medium heat. Add the shallot and garlic and fry for 1-2 minutes, or until softened.

6. Add the canned tomatoes, bring the mixture to a simmer and cook for a further 2-3 minutes.

7. Add the shredded duck meat, flageolet beans, stock and rosemary and return the mixture to the boil for another 2-3 minutes, then season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper, then whisk in the butter.

8. Heat a little more of the duck fat over a high heat. Add the reserved duck legs, skin-side down, and fry for 2-3 minutes, or until the skin is crisp and the duck meat is warmed through.

For the celeriac mash, place the potatoes and celeriac into a pan of salted water and bring to the boil, simmer for 15 minutes. Drain well and return to the pan to steam over the heat for one minute. Pass the cooked potatoes and celeriac through a ricer (or mash with masher) until smooth, then return to the pan. Add the butter and cream mixing well, then season, to taste with salt and freshly ground black pepper.

To serve, pile some of the celeriac mash onto each of two serving plates, then spoon the ragoût alongside. Top each portion with a crispy confit duck leg.

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Mediterranean Style In a very real sense the celebration of Christ's Mass, a feast day celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ on December 25 in Western Christian churches, is the quintessential Mediterranean holiday.

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Christmas was not observed earlier than 200 A.D. and it became a popular holiday in the Middle Ages.

The many customs of Christmas, the Yule log, the decorations of holly and mistletoe, the singing of carols, the giving of gifts, and the sending of cards are contributions

by English-speaking countries. It is the Germans that introduced the Christmas Tree, while the Dutch in seventeenth century New York are responsible for the American Santa Claus.

And who was Santa Claus? He was a Mediterranean man originally known as St. Nicolas*, a 4th century AD bishop of Myra, the modern Demre, in today's Turkey, a town famous now for its luscious tomatoes and juicy Valencia oranges. Saint Nicholas was born in the nearby city of Patara about 300 AD and came to Myra as a young man.

Myra was a port as well as a farming town and St. Nicholas eventually became a patron saint of sailors.

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about and they formed the basis of the Santa Claus we know today.

Christmas is a festive time in the Christian communities and it has even been adopted by some Muslims, who might buy a tree and decorate, but with no reference to Jesus Christ.

Traditionally, Christmas was a special and a festive time, when foods were made and eaten to celebrate the birth of Christ and in the Mediterranean many sweets are associated with Christmas times.

In the Middle Ages even kings concerned themselves with sugar, as we know from King Philip III (1578-1621), the bigoted Spanish king responsible for the final expulsion of the Moors in 1609, who thought that the Viceroy of Valencia should distribute more sweets and turrón (similar to an almond nougat) among the poor of the city to celebrate Christmas.

The Christmas banquets of the rich in Spain were as elegant as those in Venice. Francisco Martínez Montiño, master chef to King Philip III (1578-1621), served in the early seventeenth century a magnificent Christmas banquet that included: a first course of ham, olla "podrida" (the

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stew made famous in Don Quixote), roast turkey from the New World with its gravy, little veal puff pastry pies, roast pigeons and bacon, bird "tartelettes" over whipped cream soup, roast partridges with lemon sauce, "capirotada" (a batter of herbs and eggs) with pork loin, sausages and partridges, roast suckling pig with cheese, sugar and cinnamon soup, leavened puff pastry with pork lard, and roast chickens.

The second course consisted of roast capons, thin, hard-baked cake with quince sauce, chicken with stuffed escarole, roast veal with "arugula" sauce, seed-cake of veal sweetbread and livers of small animals, roast thrush over "sopa dorada" (a highly coloured soup), quince pastries, eggs beaten with sugar, hare empanadas, fried trout with bacon fat, and puff pastry tart.

For a third course banqueters were served chicken stuffed with bacon-fried bread, roast veal udder, minced bird meat with lard, "smothered" or "drowned" (ahogados) pigeons, roast stuffed goat, green citron tarts, turkey empanadas, sea bream stew, rabbit with capers, pig's feet empanadas, ring-dove with black sauce, "manjar blanco" (a dish made of chicken mixed with sugar and milk), and rice fritters. In Catalonia, Christmas always saw the cook making "escudella*",

which means "bowl," the name of a big stew-soup, properly "escudella i carn d'olla".

This is just an illustration of what is a King’s banquet, but then have things really changed that much?

Christmas is a family event, a reunion of all members of a family, brothers, sisters, in-laws, children, aunts and uncles, all gathering to celebrate together the great feast.

Everyone arriving would bring an additional course to add to the table with the result that the lunch would gradually slow down its pace and drag on to become the evening meal, when all the remaining dishes would be brought back to the table.

Such large family meals often also extend to New Year’s eve with the excuse that they would all see the new year in together at midnight.

All of this makes some traditional Christmas Dinners look like a snack by comparison, but then I think that overeating food produced by today’s modern methods is really not recommended.

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Diseñado específicamente para enseñar a los niños pequeños a disfrutar de todos los beneficios de la música y la danza aumentando la creatividad y mejorando la destreza manual en un ambiente divertido diseñado para fomentar la confianza en sí mismos y en su entorno.

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Cancer Research THERE ARE 5 REASONS TO BE OPTIMISTIC ABOUT CANCER RESEARCH The Oncology team at HC Marbella, led by Dr Hernán Cortés-Funes, believe there are many reasons to be positive about future cancer research. Here we share 5 promising advances which are transforming the way we think about cancer and its treatment options.

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. Precision medicine: interpreting the gene story

The options available for many people with cancer have significantly improved through targeted therapy which reverses the effects of specific genetic mutations in tumor cells. Scientists are working tirelessly to be able to translate precision medicine for use in patients with all types of cancer. Expert diagnostic pathologists are using a powerful, tumor DNA sequencing test to guide therapy in patients with advanced disease, irrespective of the type of tumor.

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.Targeted immunotherapy (Checkpoint Inhibitors): triggering immune defence.

Currently both the FDA and the European Medicines Agency have approved several drugs which enhance the fight against cancer by the immune system’s T cells. These drugs belong to a class of immunotherapy treatments known as “Checkpoint Inhibitors” which help to boost the immune system’s function. Until now they have obtained significant results, achieving complete elimination of cancer in some patients with advanced melanoma.

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. Cellular therapy: “Living drugs” to fight cancer better (CAR Therapy).

In addition to these drugs, other immunotherapy strategies are being developed, in which the patient’s own T cells are manipulated to more readily attack cancer cells.

“Living drugs are being created,” states Dr. Cortés-Funes, Head of Oncology at HC Marbella, about CAR therapy. The concept of these drugs/treatments in which living cells are infused or transplanted into patients, is very exciting as the cells are presumed to be more agile than chemical or biological components. For example, they can detect multiple signals in their environment and respond appropriately. Scientists are still working to guarantee the safety of cellular therapy and control its side effects.

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Epigenetic research, or research into how genes can be activated or deactivated depending on external influences, is changing our understanding of cancer and many other

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“Christmas”

“Santa Claus is REAL: Scientists confirm ancient bone fragment belonged to jolly old St Nicholas*”

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The length to which some papers choose to go to sell their papers seems unreal.

The idea of a news paper, as the name implies, is to print news to inform the readers of what has taken place in the different areas of our society; basically informative facts that could affect our lives.

The underlying factor is FACTS not fiction because unfortunately some readers will actually believe anything the papers say.

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“Santa Claus is REAL: Scientists confirm ancient bone fragment belonged to jolly old St Nicholas” States a certain newspaper; adding that scientists at the University of Oxford tested a bone relic fragment to conclude that it belonged to the fourth century AD, a time when ‘some’ historians ‘allege’ St. Nicholas, the original Santa Claus, died.

Well, unless St. Nicholas was the only person that died in that century, I do not see how it is possible to say whose bones were tested without at least a DNA. Having made the meaning of the discovery quite clear with the title, then of course it is added that “they cannot categorically prove they are from the Christian saint”.

Amen !!!

By contrast an internet publication, reported Aliens visiting the Clackamas Town Shopping Center near Portland ; stating that Aliens might not have chimneys in their spaceships but they apparently still have Christmas wish lists.

An extraterrestrial beamed

down to the Oregon mall where she was spotted patiently waiting for her turn with Kris Kringle, chatting with someone while waiting in line with everyone.

While snapping pictures of Santa with kids is totally normal, it was certainly a novelty to see a visitor from space sitting on Father Christmas’s lap.

“When she got up for her turn to take a picture, Santa seemed really chill about it too. He smiled and laughed, and was holding her hand for the picture and everyone seemed to think it was great.”

not at all sure. Perhaps she wanted to highlight the difference between what is credible and what is not. I am more inclined to believe the story about the Alien visiting Father Christmas, even though the first story was published by a credible newspaper.

I believe these two examples highlight the fact that newspapers should stick to facts and not imaginary notions.

Apparently the internet went into a frenzy.

Day after day some newspapers seem to talk of nothing else but Aliens coming from space. They even go as far as producing computer images of what they actually look like.

What could the Earth visitor possibly want this year for Christmas? I am

I find it rather strange that after so many years nobody can actually produce a clearly

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identifiable picture of an Alien or an Alien craft other than some vague scratches on Egyptian relics.

I know that if we humans were capable of travelling to other worlds, our presence would be known immediately all over the new world. So what’s different the other way around? And why these Aliens only deal with Americans?

What’s so special about the C.I.A. and American secrecy?

I do not think that the wheel, fire, telephone, electricity, penicillin, radio, telegraph, light bulb, the press and thousands of other inventions which have revolutionised and modernised our world originated from the U.S. of A., as a matter of fact I do not think that many or any actually did. That includes the splitting of the atom and its developments.

So what make the Americans so different and important that they are helped in their discoveries by friendly Aliens? What discoveries if not just improvements on what has already been discovered? Quite frankly I do believe that right at this moment we are not actually moving much further however much crap is put on YouTube by so many “would like to be” scientists seeking attention.

Everything now seems to be motivated by money, the hell with the human race and at this rate humanity will certainly destroy itself. No need for any Aliens to help, we seem quite capable on our own.

Just look at the political situation! All it takes is a spark for all hell to let loose.

Here again certain newspapers keep on and on about WW3, announcing its imminence day after day, creating worry, anxiety, hate and fear to sell their miserly papers.

A death wish! Quite frankly they are a danger to the world. All they are doing is instigating the less intelligent politicians to raise their tempers and actually start the dreaded war and, honestly speaking, most of the key politicians do not seem to have a single brain cell to share amongst themselves.

I wonder how happy these newspapers would be when they are incinerated and obliterated by a missile aimed at the heart of their own society.

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GENERAL

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THAT'S LIFE

Introducing the new generation INTRODUCING THE NEW GENERATION Every family company has a past that is seen in its current generation of staff.

Their future is reflected in its young blood.

In a profession as delicate ascompany ours,hasa acertain experience Every family past that is seen in its current generaand knowledge is needed tion of staff.

Their future is is reflected in its that best learned in contact young blood.

In a profession delicate as with asthe recipients of our ours, a certain experience and care and the passing on of knowledge is needed that is best learned in contact with the reciISABEL family tradition. pients of our care and the passing

(formerly “The Beatrix”) hotel in Fuengirola. (Dec 2nd and 3rd)

the most difficult of times.

Francisco Camero Roldán began providing funeral Like the fingers of a hand, services in Benalmádena all five not only have their in the late 1800s and his MOISÉS JESÚS FRANCISCO son Salvador and grandson ownRAFAEL specific responsibilities (PACO) Our company Having all the “stuff” on of family tradition.

Is actively learning,but One of ouralso company’s Francisco both followed in has its must be a little bit own crematoria in the for one’s job requires a Funeral Directors Francisco and taking over, main products is its Benalmádena place to “put the stuffcontinued Camero has a strong family tramarcheshis on footsteps many administrative “Dignity Charter” and “Jack of All Trades” An inarmy order Funeral Directors Francisco Cemetery. Running the dition and over the last few years, aspects of the funeral plan. This not its stomach, a funeral in”. Our company has theofficesfamily business, to work smoothly director together hasrea-a strong family crem is undoubtedly four and as the youngCamero generation has does so with on business.

Among her only needs one of the most delicate many warehouses, as ched a stage in life where it has all the tools that are tasks is that of knowledge of building a reputation for to helpbutand tradition and over the lastthe few and serious well asup our facilities in started to take its responsibility essential for its art. bringing 21st andmarketing that understand responsibilities in our the Benalmádena very seriously.

Things like cars being century into our each “marketing” cannot reliability and empathy. other for the benefit of years, the young generation company. The trust We would like you to meet clean and functional, International activity. Many of the be allowed to Cemetery. Making sure placed in us to care for the trolleys, tools, them.You can both by rea-a stage modern a hard sales clients. hasdo soreached intools lifecan ourbecome the Loved ones they are all spotless ding a little about them here and help us to do a better pitch but must rather documentation, arrival the to us cannot it has startedjob, tobut take its entrusted andthe ready for duty ALL on by comingwhere to meet them in perall there’s always remain a good etcetera etceteraWith be overstated. Not only son (nothing like the personal conperfectly maintained the time is a major always a risk of tool for clear Costa del Sol of a large and Following in the footsteps of responsibility very seriously. tact) at the 50+ in the IPV (forchore and learning it to is Moisés learning to be and in good order. reducing the communication. supportive to the merly “The Beatrix”) hotel in perfection is no easy Paco is getting the personal touch so three Rafael, therefore, has permanent expat community previous generations bereaved but also all Fuengirola. (Dec 2nd and 3rd). hang of all the ins and task, requiring many Isabel keeps a hawk a huge task ahead the technical aspects of Like the We fingerswould of a hand,like all of study and outs ofnew a well-oiled eyeto on things the human this in thehours 1970s, the company Cameros, you meetto of because a cremation. five not only have their own specontrol. machinery. avoid it happening. touch is paramount. evolved to adapt its services to generation has the task of them.

You can do so both by cific responsibilities but must also be a little bit “Jack of All Trades” the funeral requirements of maintaining, and improving, reading a little about them in order to work smoothly together to notifying consulates an Our comprehensive range of funeral to the funeral requiregan providing funeral services in services and to helphere and understand each international families, which a well established reputation and by coming to meet other for the benefit of our clients. Benalmádena in the late 1800s ments of international families, funeral plans and services can be cancelling passports or transf to suitslightly all tastes andcompared re- or repatriation vary slightly compared to tailored his son Salvador grand- which Following in the in footsteps of and vary to services. providing families, them person (nothing like and for Contact us today on 952 56 9 quirements, from basic to fully three previous generations of Ca- son Francisco both followed in traditional Spanish customs. traditional Spanish customs. friends and loved ones with the personal contact) at the With painstaking attention to comprehensive, high end funeral 36 / 646 19 43 77 for a chat abo meros, this new generation has his footsteps and continued with the task of maintaining, and im- the family business, building up detail and a compassionate, pro- plans. Multilingual staff are per- the services we can provide, o a caring, dignified 50+established in therepuIPV a reputation for reliability and approach, weservice aim to pro-at manently on call and can, depen- come and meet the young dire em- fessional proving, a well tation for providing families, pathy.

With the arrival on the Costa friends and loved ones with a caring, dignified service at the most del Sol of a large and permanent expat community in the 1970s, difficult of times. www.webexpressguide.com 42 Francisco Camero Roldán be- the company evolved to adapt its

vide all the required elements of a funeral anywhere on the Costa del Sol with the best quality and the highest consideration towards the feelings of the bereaved.

ding on your choice of plan, take care of everything from obtaining doctor’s and death certificates, both Spanish and international, and arranging all aspects of the

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Isabel is actively learning, and taking over, many administrative aspects of the business. Among her tasks is that of bringing the 21st century into our activity. Many of the modern tools can help us to do a better job, but there’s always a risk of reducing the personal touch so Isabel keeps a hawk eye on things to avoid it happening.

Rafael. One of our company’s main products is its “Dignity Charter” funeral plan. This not only needs knowledge of marketing but that “marketing” cannot be allowed to become a hard sales pitch but must rather always remain a good tool for clear communication.

Rafael, therefore, has a huge task ahead because the human touch is paramount.

Francisco (Paco). An army marches on its stomach, a funeral director does so on all the tools that are essential for its art. Things like cars being clean and functional, the trolleys, tools, documentation, etcetera etcetera all perfectly maintained and in good order. Paco is getting the hang of all the ins and outs of a well oiled machinery.

Jesús. Having all the “stuff ” for one’s job requires a place to “put the stuff in”. Our company has four offices and as many warehouses, as well as our facilities in the Benalmádena International Cemetery.

Making sure they are all spotless and ready for duty ALL the time is a major chore and learning it to perfection is no easy task, requiring many hours of study and control.

Moisés. Our company has its own crematoria in the Benalmádena Cemetery. Running the crem is undoubtedly one of the most delicate and serious responsibilities in our company.The trust placed in us to care for the Loved ones entrusted to us cannot be overstated.

Not only is Moisés learning to be supportive to the bereaved but also all the technical aspects of a cremation.

With painstaking attention to detail and a compassionate, professional approach, we aim to provide all the required elements of a funeral anywhere on the Costa del Sol with the best quality and the highest consideration towards the feelings of the bereaved.

can, depending on your choice of plan, take care of everything from obtaining doctor’s and death certificates, both Spanish and international, and arranging all aspects of the funeral to notifying consulates and cancelling passports or transfer or repatriation services.

Our comprehensive range of funeral plans and services can be tailored to suit all tastes and requirements, from basic to fully comprehensive, high end funeral plans.

Multilingual staff are permanently on call and

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This reduction represents a great financial opportunity for those who are considering starting as autonomo. After the first year, the social security contribution will increase gradually to reach the standard amount, which in 2018 is 275€.

The following are excluded from this benefit: 1. Administrators (directors) of limited companies. These are expected to pay the full social security as a selfemployed individuals.

2. Autonomo Colaborador.These are those who work to support another family member’s business but they do not have a business of their own.

3. Company Employees who additionally start up as an autonomos (These groups cannot benefit from the reduction stated here but they may be eligible for other reductions.)

Additionally, to be eligible for the reduction, the entrepreneur must not have been registered as an autonomo for the previous 2 years and he or she should owe no money to Hacienda or Social Security.

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It was very well attended on both Saturday and Sunday; of course there were some special attractions such as Eric Knowles of the “Antiques Road Show” giving free valuations as well as other demonstrations.

This was a great opportunity for a "person to person" chat with the representatives of Francisco Camero as a follow on to the various articles we have written and in particular to meet and speak with some of the new generation members of this old family of Funeral Directors.

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Christmas shopping started early this year with the invention of “Black Friday” and will continue right up to the 6th of January, especially in Spain and other Latin countries where the epiphany is celebrated as seriously as Christmas day.

Meanwhile children are taken to the shopping centres during the week-ends to see Santa Claus and tell him what presents they would like to receive, while the parents take their photos sitting on his lap.

The stockings are up, the Christmas Tree has been decorated and the living room and the home have been converted into a Christmas wonderland. The shelves have been stacked with Christmas candies, the fridge is full of ham, chicken, turkey, goat’s meat and beef for the Christmas Day feast.

The Christmas greetings cards have been sent and some are received. This is truly a lovely period to be alive and in good health as, gradually, the Christmas fever grips every one the nearer it gets to the day.

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giving it the appearance that it has snowed. With a clear sky, the moonlight can be so sparkling and radiant that it can blanket the woods with beautiful shades and shadows.

In the northern parts snow itself is so much part of Christmas that we look forward to a ‘White Christmas’ every time; it is a splendid feeling when, at times, it snows on Christmas day while you sit back, carols playing, lights twinkling with the sweet appetizing aromas of chicken and turkey sizzling in the oven and the children enjoying their Christmas toys. Nothing can beat the gladness and euphoria of Christmas.

This of course is the description of the ideal Christmas, the fairy tale version of it. Unfortunately, Christmas has become so commercialised it has lost its true meaning; fairy lights, tinsel and extravagant presents have made us forget about those who do not have families to celebrate with because it is intended to be a precious spent time with family and those we love.

Then there are those who are even less fortunate and cannot afford to buy their fairy tale Christmas.

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legitimate if they were done within the context of the true meaning of Christmas. Understandably it is important for people to enjoy the harmless Christmas fun and traditions.

I think the children particularly should have their fun with Santa Claus. It is all part of the drama of growing up; I often think back and cherish those precious childhood moments.

Many of the traditions of Christmas seem to be more pagan than religious; the Christmas Tree, decking the hall and banisters with garlands and buntings and Santa Claus, all serve a noble purpose if only we do not miss the true meaning of Christmas. As long as drunkenness, adultery, fornication, drugs, etc are kept out of it, it remains a healthy enjoyable family feast, the celebration of a family reunion as inspired by the birth of Jesus, the name of the occasion should say it all: Christ & Mass (Christmas).

While it is legitimate to enjoy Christmas fun within families, it does not serve a good spiritual purpose for people to ignore the true meaning and origin of Christmas.

children the truth. that Santa is just a human creation invented by Coca Cola and that Jesus Christ is the real star of the show.

Whether you are a believer or not, history cannot be changed and if we keep reminding ourselves and our children of the history upon which Christianity and our ancestors have placed their beliefs, we might be able to maintain a better world than we have at present and attach greater value to our lives.

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It is the celebration of the birth of Christ, had Christ not been borne there would be no Christmas. It is the whole basis of Christianity. The 25th December, is the day that a child was born in the City of David who would give his life on the cross to make sure that everybody is redeemed from the curse of sin.

The epicentre of Christmas is Christ, not Santa Claus. Even when we maintain our traditions, let us not forget to tell our

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Los mejores looks de las bloggers para inspirarte esta Navidad 2017, ¿tomas nota?

TRENDENCIAS

Ha empezado la cuenta atrás: la semana que viene viviremos de lleno la Navidad y el qué ponerse para cada ocasión cada vez ocupa más espacio en la mente. A pesar de que las firmas low-cost nos ofrecen distintas colecciones festivas donde las lentejuelas son las protagonistas, el mundo blogger sigue siendo una fuente de inspiración perfecta para este tipo de eventos.

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VESTIDO LARGO CON ESCOTE DE INFARTO Para todas aquellas personas que vivan unas Navidades repletas de glamour donde la etiqueta es un requerimiento, un vestido largo con escote y de color negro puede ser la mejor opción de todas. Aimee Song nos da las claves para triunfar sin mucho (y no pasar desapercibida).

EL TERCIOPELO QUIERE CONQUISTARNOS Uno de los tejidos estrella para esta temporada OtoñoInvierno 2017/2018 es, sin lugar a dudas, el terciopelo. Hazte con un blazer (o un dos piezas) en este tejido y triunfarás.

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EL NEGRO SIEMPRE ES UNA BUENA OPCIÓN Si dudas, opta por el color negro. Esta tonalidad tan de toda la vida lleva años salvando looks gracias a su sencillez y su clasicismo. Con él, nada puede salir mal.

UN DOS PIEZAS DE LO MÁS VERSÁTIL Elige tu dos piezas favorito y combínalo con un cuerpo original (un top de lentejuelas, brillante o con un estampado diferente). Apuesta por un calzado llamativo y obtendrás la fórmula ganadora.

LOS PEQUEÑOS DETALLES SÍ IMPORTAN Los pequeños detalles marcan la diferencia, y complementos como las boinas y joyas estarán presentes en muchos looks navideños. Opta por uno de éstos si tu estilismo final carece de personalidad (o le falta ese no sé qué que a veces no somos capaces de adivinar).

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Esta firma de moda online comete el error de anunciar sus prendas plus size con body-shaming de por medio TRENDENCIAS

Ya a finales de 2017 podemos decir que este ha sido uno de los años más inclusivos y body-positive en términos de moda. Se está trabajando duro por eliminar el estigma de las tallas grandes y las campañas plus size o sin Photoshop ya son un habitual. Sin embargo, siguen existiendo firmas de moda que no consiguen anunciarse sin caer en el body-shaming. Este es el caso de Wish.com, que ha querido promocionar sus medias XL y ha terminado ofendiendo a las que deberían ser sus clientes.

La tienda de moda online está siendo objeto de críticas por todas las redes sociales debido a una decisión bastante polémica. Y es que en vez de promocionar sus medias plus-size con modelos de tallas grandes acorde a la prenda, han escogido lucirlas sobre modelos de talla cero que caben enteramente dentro de dichas medias. Incluyendo cuerpo, brazos y hasta la cabeza.

Twitter e Instagram no han tardado en reaccionar por muchas razones. En primer lugar, por comparar modelos de tallas grandes con otras de talla cero de forma negativa y condescendiente. Pero a esto se suma el hecho de que es una prenda plus-size que el cliente no puede ver lucido en un cuerpo plus-size, sino en una mujer con la que no se siente identificada.

Por último, sencillamente por "resultar ofensivo para todas aquellas mujeres que pudieran ser clientes potenciales de la marca, haciéndolas sentir cohibidas con su propio cuerpo de forma negativa".

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So welcome to 2018! Did your Christmas go as planned? Was it really perfect? Or are you still seething about distant relatives you sent cards to and never got one back? Or are you complaining about sending Aunt Nell a well thought out and over budget present only to receive back a basket of cheap smellys and some oil filled capsules? Truthfully we don’t give just to receive; well I don’t, I give to show off and make others realise just how cheap and tasteless they are.

What makes you think that one day in every year you can bring together kids, parents, brothers, sisters, a pair of bitter childless couples, relatives that nobody else wanted and create a perfect Christmas card, a Victorian Christmas? You know, snow up the windows, children playing together quietly with a wooden train and spinning a wooden ball, grandma sleeping quietly in a chair and a big glowing fire crackling away, giving everyone a rosy glow on their cheeks.

Come on! Wake up and smell the coffee!

In those days those people were grateful if they could eat on Christmas day and that little Tom was still alive and not taken away because of a particularly bad case of consumption, while dad still had his job down the mine and granddad’s hands were still nimble enough to whittle out a wooden train, ball and stick and an occasional doll’s house.

What joy not having to look at the miserable spotty face of a teenager because he never got the right computer game. Or the daughter, who got the latest mobile phone, but glares at you because, after doing without for yourself, you provided it with a mere pay as you grunt card.

How sick are you of being told by granddad that in his day there was no need for batteries which cost more than the toys and when everything run on dynamos even the light on

his bike. Well why not take away his battery powered wheelchair and see how he likes the good old fashioned dynamo?

O.K., O.K. that’s what you are thinking if you’re anything like myself, but just don’t say it, you know it would be a right party pooper.

Be nice to granddad, it might be his last Christmas; well what about granddad being nice as it might be his last Christmas? Why is it that old people become more spiteful the older they get? Is it because we let the get away with it?

What about the in-laws? Nine times out of ten you go out of your way to be nice just to keep the peace, only for her to get much cockier and well above herself and treat you even more like a simpering fool. Is she really that stupid so as not to realise that you are acting and that as soon as she is out the door her son will suffer?

Well here is the trick for next year. Agree she cooks better than you and arrange for her to be in the kitchen all Christmas Day, after all nobody cooks like mama! While you are at it, get granddad to make the sulky teenagers toys work without batteries. Slip grandma alcohol as soon as she arrives and the chances are she will sleep all day. Buy the kid F..k all because, let’s face it, they complain, sulk and moan no matter what you do.

Ah! The husband and yourself, why not grab the car keys and escape at least for a country drive and a MacDonald, listen to your favourite CD from your pre-kids and inlaws days, park up and enjoy. Hopefully the in-laws, kids, grandparents, etc will be too proud to admit they can’t cope without you and reunite whilst discussing how impossible and selfish you are. I bet they will be glad when you return preferably about midnight or later, so think on and prepare for 2019. www.webexpressguide.com

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Sebastian Gladstone now gives us the

Official Singles Chart Top 10 at the moment as follows.

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Ed Sheeran Perfect

Rak-Su Ft Wyclef Naughty Boy Dimelo

Rita Ora Anywhere

Camila Cabello Ft Young Thug Havana

Marriah Carrey All I Want For Christmas Is You

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Wham Last Christmas

Marshmello Ft Khalid Silence

Big Shaq Mans Not Hot

Clean Bandit Ft Julia Michaels I Miss You Pogues Ft Kirsty Mccoll Fairytale Of New York

Gaming: This month I am introducing another couple of absolutely epic games that are guaranteed to impress gamers. Sebastian

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The game is set in the fictional Hope County, Montana, where a preacher named Joseph Seed has risen to prominence. Seed believes that he has been chosen to protect the people of Hope County from an "inevitable collapse" and has established a congregation called Eden's Gate. Ostensibly, this is to fulfill his mission of leading the people to salvation; in reality, Seed is a radical preacher and Eden's Gate is a militaristic doomsday cult.

Under his rule, Eden's Gate has used both coercion and violence to forcibly convert the residents of Hope County, and intimidation to keep them from contacting the outside world for help.

Need for Speed Payback is a racing game set in an open world environment of Fortune Valley. It is focused on "action driving" and has three playable characters (each with different sets of skills) working together to pull off action movie like sequences.

In contrast with the previous game, it also features a 24-hour day-night cycle. Unlike the 2015 Need for Speed reboot, Payback includes an offline single-player mode.

Initial release date: March 27th Publisher: Ubisoft Developers: Ubisoft Montreal Platforms: PS4 , Xbox One & Microsoft PC. Modes: Singleplayer & Multiplayer.

Initial release date: November 10th Publisher: Electronic Arts Developers: Ghost games Platforms: PS4 , Xbox One & Microsoft PC. Modes: Singleplayer.

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JUMANJI: Welcome to the jungle

MAZE RUNNER: The death cure

CAST: Dwayne Johnson, Karen Gillan, Kevin Hart

CAST: Rosa Salazar, Thomas Brodie-Sangster, Dylan O'Brien

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SYNOPSIS: In a brand new Jumanji adventure, four high school kids discover an old video game console and are drawn into the game's jungle setting, literally becoming the adult avatars they chose.

What they discover is that you don't just play Jumanji you must survive it.

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SYNOPSIS: Young hero, Thomas, embarks on a mission to find a cure to a deadly disease known as the "Flare".

INSIDIOUS : The last key

CAST: Kirk Acevedo, Spencer Locke, Josh Stewart SYNOPSIS: Parapsychologist Dr. Elise Rainier faces her most fearsome and personal haunting yet - in her own family home.

FATHER FIGURES

PADDINGTON 2

CAST: Owen Wilson, J.K. Simmons, Christopher Walken,

CAST: Ben Whishaw, Hugh Grant, Hugh Bonneville

SYNOPSIS: When fraternal twin brothers Kyle (Owen Wilson) and Peter (Ed Helms) arrive at their mother Helen's wedding, they discover that she made up the story about their father dying from colon cancer. In reality, she isn't even sure who he is.

SYNOPSIS: Paddington, now happily settled with the Brown family and a popular member of the local community, picks up a series of odd jobs to buy the perfect present for his Aunt Lucy's 100th birthday, only for the gift to be stolen.

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CAR OF THE MONTH:

Q7 3.0TDI 245 Tiptronic 7 SEATS Audi Q7 may be the premium German company’s first full size 4x4. Audi is famous for its “Quattro” four-wheel drive system and has put its expertise to use with the Q7.

It's a big vehicle and this translates into superb passenger space and seven-seats as standard while the air suspension ensures supreme comfort. It makes great family transport and it's stylish too.

Audi Q7 el el primer 4x4 de la compañía premium alemana. Audi es famosa por su sistema de tracción a las cuatro ruedas "Quattro" que ha incorporado en el Q7.

Es un gran vehículo con siete asientos de serie y suspensión neumática que garantiza la máxima comodidad. Es un gran vehiculo familiar y sobretodo elegante.

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