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Six Peruvian companies are traveling together in a delegation to bring exotic functional food
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Burger was banned for eight weeks on Sunday for gouging the eyes of Lions winger Luke Fitzgerald in the first minute of the second Test in Pretoria the previous day. The victory gave the Springboks the three-match series.
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Rowntree also lashed out: "I can get quite emotional about this so I'd better tread carefully.
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Namco Bandai has sent word that it will be releasing three downloadable content packs for SoulCalibur V.
The packs will be available on launch day (that's February 3 in Europe), February 14th and February 28th, and will contain new character customisation items as well as music from previous SoulCalibur titles. Each pack will be available for priced at €1.99 or 160 MS Points.
We're looking forward to cutting fools to the sounds of the SoulCalibur 2 soundtrack again.
Here's all the content and pricing details:
- Pack 1: Launch Day February 3rd - Nine exotic customization items including bikinis, wings and face paints. Original music from Soul Blade and SOULCALIBUR (tracks also available individually for €0.99 or 80MS points)
- Pack 2: Valentine's Day February 14th - Nine fearsome customization items including breast plate, kimono and animal heads. Original music from SOULCALIBUR II and III (tracks also available individually for €0.99 or 80MS points)
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Chippenham 2nds v Midsomer Norton 2nds
AFTER losing the toss, Chippenham were made to field and managed to restrict Midsomer Norton, who had only nine players to 149 all out. read more
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Tributes for headteacher
TRIBUTES to former Highworth headteacher Peter Croome from former pupils and members of his staff are still pouring in after his funeral. read more
Pupil goes the distance
SCHOOLBOY Josh Gibson has been highly commended in a national art competition. read more
Crews sparkle for a real star
FIREFIGHTERS in Cricklade have thrown their weight behind a fundraising appeal to send 13-year-old Liam Kemble-Young on a trip to the rainforests of Central America. read more
New plan for graves care
RELATIVES who have loved ones buried at the Downs View Cemetery in Wootton Bassett are being offered help to maintain graves. read more
Pool could close as vandals strike again
HIGHWORTH'S open air swimming pool could be forced to close after a third vandalism attack in just six weeks. read more
It's picnic time for teddy bears...and their owners
A singing teddy duo enthralled pre-school children during the annual Teddy Bears' Picnic pram service at St Bartholomew's Church, Wootton Bassett, read more
Skaters air views on plans for a park
TEENAGE skateboarders voiced their claim for a purpose-built park, at a meeting called by Crickade Town Council. read more
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Brigade's tests are changed
WILTSHIRE Fire Brigade has made its physical aptitude test easier for older recruits to help solve a staff shortage. read more
Wiltshire business icon dies aged 77
TRIBUTES have been paid to Lord Arnold Weinstock, former chairman of General Electric Company and the man associated with shaping modern-day Swindon. read more
Lawyers have a heart
THE Children's Heart Federation will now be able to send two local children on trips to Chester Zoo and Blue Planet Aquarium, thanks to funds donated by Thring Townsend solicitors. read more
Bad debt provisions cost Abbey National a 34% slide in profits
BANKING group Abbey National has detailed the problems which cost chief executive Ian Harley his job by unveiling a 34 per cent slide in half-year profits. read more
Midsomer Norton v Chippenham
ANOTHER poor batting display saw Chippenham tumble to a 51 run defeat in Saturday's Premier Division Two game. read more
Devizes v Winget
DEVIZES slipped further into the Gloucester and Wiltshire Division Two relegation mire after their third defeat in a row at home to mid-table Winget on Saturday 20 July. read more
Chippenham v Corsham
JACK WILCOX CUP: CHIPPENHAM recovered from a shocking start to beat their arch-rivals in the final of the Wiltshire 20 overs-a-side competition. read more
Wiltshire over 50s v Channel Islands over 50s
AFTER putting the Channel Islands into bat, Wiltshire contained the scoring rate, with an excellent return to form by Des Jeffery (South Newton), who conceded only five runs from nine overs. read more
Gloucester City v Goatacre
A POOR fielding display and an umpires' error cost Goatacre dearly as they were defeated by two wickets in their league encounter at Gloucester City on Saturday 20 July. read more
Five back as county ring the changes
WILTSHIRE have named a much-changhed team to take on Oxfordshire at Thame in their next Minor Counties Championship match on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. read more
Goatacre v Werrington
NATIONAL VILLAGE CRICKET: OATACRE'S dreams of a third trip to Lord's disappeared for another year on Sunday as they were beaten at home by Cornish champions Werrington in the last 16 of the National Village Cricket Championship. read more
Chippenham youngsters take Wiltshire crown
YOUTH CRICKET: CHIPPENHAM Under 13s continued their excellent season by winning the Wiltshire group of the ECB Under 13 Club Championship. read more
Title race hots up as leading trio all win
WILTSHIRE CRICKET LEAGUE: THE top three sides in Division One all won on Saturday 20 July. read more
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County will compete for more funds
POLITICIANS and officials at Wiltshire County Council are hoping that changes in the way local councils are funded will benefit Wiltshire. read more
Battle for life to fighting fitness
TWO years ago Nick Rule lay in a hospital bed on a life support machine and his family feared he would die from the pneumonia that was sapping his life away. read more
Calne Town 0, Chippenham Town 3
WINGER Steve Brown bagged a goal on his return to Bremhill View as Chippenham Town cruised to victory in their opening pre-season friendly at Screwfix Direct League neighbours Calne Town. read more
Vale face busy start to new campaign
PEWSEY Vale face two local derbies in the space of five days when they kick off their first season in the Hellenic League Premier Division next month. read more
Corsham Town 0, Chippenham Town 1
A SECOND half Matt Rawlins penalty proved decisive as Chippenham maintained their winning pre-season campaign before a crowd of more than 400 at The Southbank on Tuesday night. read more
Bungle, Zippy and George snatched from car
PUPPETS from the long running cult television series Rainbow were stolen from a car at Membury services on the M4. read more
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Ten pups take a bow
AIREDALE terrier Georgie Girl has surprised owners Rowena and Jon Tyacke and their 12-year-old son Oliver by producing ten healthy puppies. read more
Knife mum is sprayed with CS gas
A MOTHER-OF-TWO who threatened a police officer with a knife, had to be restrained with CS gas, Kennet magistrates were told on Monday. read more
New sergeants on the block
TWO new Sergeants are settling in at Devizes Borough Police Station after transferring from Surrey Police. read more
Prehistoric secret tapped
THE mystery of how prehistoric flints were successfully used as tools was revealed at an annual archaeology day at the Wiltshire Heritage Museum in Devizes on Saturday. read more
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Chance to have a say on waste watching
THE second stage of consultation is about to start on plans that will totally change the way waste is dealt with in Wiltshire. read more
Towler happy with start
EX-BATH City defender Colin Towler was satisfied with his first outing for Chippenham Town as he skippered his new team to a comfortable 3-0 win at Calne on Saturday 20 July. read more
Police pledge solstice protection at Avebury
RESIDENTS of Avebury fear that unless numbers gathering in the village for the annual solstice celebration are strictly controlled it could lead to a major confrontation in the future between travellers and police. read more
TV tipster on starting line
CHANNEL 4 racing guru John McCririck will be among celebrities attending the first open day at the West's only racehorse rehabilitation centre run by the charity Greatwood on September 1. read more
Fresh help's home grown
LITTLE Luther Frost-Barnes greeted visitors to an open day at Tallywacker Farm in Kington St Michael on Sunday and helped raise another £140 towards his special treatment for cerebral palsy. read more
Three times the fun for triplets' parents
WOOTTON Bassett couple Alison and Neil Twine and their five-year-old son Jack are coping admirably with three new additions to the family after the birth of triplets Lauren Mae, George Andrew and Harry Neil on June 25. read more
Hollywood star helps out
HOLLYWOOD superstar Paul Newman is helping scores of young people from across Wiltshire to go on outward bound camps that could change their lives. read more
Ex-wife of murder victim tells of agony
THE ex-wife of murder victim Evan Jones has told of the trauma of his death and how it led to a drink driving conviction. read more
Our fight against the evil trade goes on
THE publicity in the Gazette last week about the proposed closure of the drugs unit in Melksham will have made many people, especially parents, very concerned, if there were any truth that Wiltshire Police was about to redeploy its drug intelligence and enforcement squad. read more
Dealers told 'steer clear of Wiltshire'
DRUG detection officers this week spoke openly about plans to refocus their department and create a new intelligence unit for the police division which covers north Wiltshire. read more
Coroner delays an inquest on road death
WILTSHIRE Coroner David Masters has adjourned an inquest into the death of Doris Wightman, 84, who was hit by a car as she crossed the A4 near her home in Calstone Wellington, near Cherhill last October. read more
New sponsors for league's knockout cup
CHIPPENHAM based Revolutions Caf Bar will be the Trowbridge and District Football League's new sponsor for this season's knockout cup. read more
Clarke memorial
THE Chippenham and District Sunday League will stage the Ken Clarke Memorial six-a-side tournament at West Lavington on August 11. read more
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Nurture The Feminine Weekends England:
Restore integrity and flow to your feminine essence.
Dates coming soon for 2015 – please email to place your name on the waiting list.
Time: 9.30 am – 4.00 pm each day.
Location: Unity Studios, Brighton, England.
Numbers: 8 women only for a personalised experience. All ages welcome.
C0-lead: Carole Fogarty, Rejuvenation Lounge, Australia.
Amrit Kaur, Kundalini yoga teacher and Kinesiologist at Kaur Therapy, England.
What you can expect:
A sacred woman's space.
Be nurtured each day with a peaceful fusion between stillness relaxation rituals (restorative yoga, therapeutic breathing, meditation) to healing movement (kundalini yoga, mantra, intuitive body movement and sound).
Perfect for both beginners and those with experience of yoga or meditation.
Each day you will be further supported with vibrational feminine remedies such as aromatherapy, crystals, space clearing mists, colour healing, reiki, kinesiology and divine guidance from Goddess oracle cards.
All with the purpose of strengthening your feminine prana (shakti), deepening connection to your wise intuitive self and mother nature.
Carole will hold the space for the deep rest restorative yoga, relaxation rituals and reiki.
Amrit will hold the space for healing kundalini movement, meditations and mantra.
Some rituals you can expect to experience:
* deep rest restorative yoga to calm the nervous system, support the immune system, quiet the mind and relax the body
* mantra meditation to revitalize the cells, improve prana circulation and clear blocks in the throat chakra
* connecting to the pulse and heart beat of mother earths energy and re-aligning to natures rhythms and cycles
*kundalini exercises to energise your nervous system and deepen your intentional focus.
* shakti womb breathing
*belly chakra activation
* Nourishing apana energy and the feminine breath
* Sacred blessings
I am beyond thrilled to be c0-leading this retreat with the divine Amrit Kaur.
Read on to connect with Amrit's essence or click here to read about me if you are new visitor to Rejuvenation Lounge.
xx Carole
About Amrit:
Amrit has worked as a medical practitioner in the British National Health Service for fourteen years. She started practicing Kundalini yoga in 2007, completing her teacher training with the Amrit Nam Sarovar School based in the French Alps in 2009. The course brought about transformation and the start of her journey in connecting with divine femininity. She went on to study the Level 2 Kundalini course over the next two years.
What to bring:
Journal and pen for down writing down insights after meditations.
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Your favourite crystal
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11.00 – 11.15 morning tea
11.15 – 1.00 session
1.00 – 2.00 Lunch
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4.00 – 4.30 afternoon tea, chat and finish
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175 British pounds per person for 2 days
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The mainline train station (1 hour from London; 30 minutes from Gatwick airport) is easily accessible by taxi for approx £6-7.
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Cavalry and Yeomanry Regiments (Horses).
Oral Answers to Questions — British Army.
Colonel Edward Kellett (Birmingham Aston)
asked the Secretary of State for War whether it is intended to retain the horsed cavalry and yeomanry regiments in case of war; and, if so, whether he is satisfied that an adequate supply of horses is available within the British Isles?
Mr Leslie Hore-Belisha (Plymouth, Devonport)
The answer to both parts of the question is "Yes, Sir."
Mr Robin Turton (Thirsk and Malton)
Will my right hon. Friend do what he can to prevent horses being bought by, and exported to, Germany?
Mr Leslie Hore-Belisha (Plymouth, Devonport)
My right hon. Friend the President of the Board of Trade has stated that only 11 horses have been exported in five months.
Commander Sir Archibald Southby (Epsom)
How many were exported last year?


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Dorset sausage pasties
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Cooking timePrep: 20 mins Cook: 30 mins Plus 15 mins chilling
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ServingsMakes 20 small pasties
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- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 1 small onion, finely chopped
- 85g red lentils
- 2 tbsp sundried tomato paste
- 300ml vegetable stock
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- 50g frozen peas or petit pois
- plain flour, for dusting
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- Heat the oil in a medium saucepan and fry the onion for 5 mins until softened. Add the lentils and tomato paste, and cook for 2 mins. Add the stock and bring to the boil. Cover and simmer for 15 mins, until most of the stock is absorbed and the lentils have softened.
- Meanwhile, heat a non-stick frying pan. Fry the sausage meat over a moderate heat for 5 mins, breaking it up with a wooden spoon, until golden and cooked through. Add the peas and lentils, season, then set aside to cool. Heat oven to 200C/fan 180C/gas 6.
- On a lightly floured surface, roll out each pastry to the thickness of a £1 coin and cut 10 saucer-size discs out of each, re-rolling trimmings. Pile 3 heaped tsp of meat mixture in the middle of each disc. Brush edges with beaten egg and fold over to form a seal. Pinch edges together, then brush with more egg. Chill on a lightly floured baking sheet for 15 mins. Can be made to here up to 2 days ahead or frozen for up to a month. Bake for 15-20 mins until golden.
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I made these to take to a bonfire party, made half with sausage meat & half with veggie sozmix, I added a pinch of chilli flakes to the lentil mixture. I also made my own pastry and put some chopped sage in it, they must've gone down well as 3 people want the recipie and meat eaters ate the veggie ones and couldn't tell the difference.


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Place 2 cups sugar and 2 cups water in a saucepan; bring it to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer gently until the sugar has dissolved, about 5 minutes. Cool to room temperature. The syrup can be used immediately or stored in a covered container until needed.
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Nutrition Informationper serving (2 servings) POWERED BY Edamam
- Calories774
- Carbohydrates200 g (67%)
- Sodium11 mg (0%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat0 g
- Monounsaturated Fat0 g
- Cholesterol0
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Harkins back fit and feeling at home despite 400 mile trip for home game
Elgin may be a 414 mile round trip from Paul Harkins' base in Greenock however, it has provided a welcome home for the 24-year-old midfielder even if Manager Ross Jack enforces his threat of not letting left footed players take any more of his side's penalties.
Harkins, younger brother of former Partick Thistle star Gary, who recently moved back to Dundee from Scottish Communities League Cup holders Kilmarnock, is delighted to be taking the long road to the Highlands after spending the best part of three years not playing football. The former Queen's Park player suffered a groin injury after completing a successful maiden season with the Spiders and despite a couple of attempts at comebacks, season 2011/12 was frustratingly spent without kicking a ball.
That has all changed as Harkins is establishing himself in a Black and White starting jersey and starred in last Saturday's 3-1 win over Annan Athletic where his only blemish came from 12 yards out midway through the second half when the score was already 3-1.
Fellow left footed player Daniel Moore has missed two penalties already this season and that led Jack to playfully saying: "That is it, penalties will only be taken by big right foot toe-bashers now!"
Harkins' route to Borough Briggs began much closer to home as he explained: "I had been at my local club at Morton as a youngster and had trained with the first team squad at Stirling Albion however, I was not offered the chance to play in the first team for either of them.
"Stirling loaned me out to Neilston Juniors and I really enjoyed my season there. To be honest, the time I spent with them helped me grow up a fair bit."
Queen's Park spotted Harkins playing there and when no deal was offered by the Forthbank side, Harkins was Hampden bound as he explained: "I joined Queen's from Neilston as a 19-year-old and my first season at Hampden was great.
"I played in a lot of games and scored a few goals in the Second Division alongside players that are now in the SPL with Paul Cairney at Hibs and Barry Douglas at Dundee United."
There were some memorable games in that first season with Harkins saying: "I played at Parkhead against Celtic in a Scottish Cup tie that we did really well in before losing 2-1. But in the League, we finished in second bottom place and had to go into a Play-Off Semi-Final against Stenhousemuir.
"We went two down in about half an hour at Ochilview but I pulled a goal back although we lost 2-1. The second leg was goalless and we were relegated which was really disappointing."
Further disappointment lay ahead with the next season being almost a total right off for Harkins as he managed only one game in The ALBA Challenge Cup, The Co-operative Insurance Cup and the IRN-BRU SFL Third Division before having to concede defeat to a groin injury.
"I had a sore groin in pre-season and thought that it would go away but it didn't for the best part of three years," said Harkins before adding, "I had one operation whilst at Queen's and I came back for a few games in season 2010/11 and scored in a game against Stranraer but it still wasn't right."
Harkins continued: "I did not play from February, 2011 to the summer of 2012 and had a second operation during that time and thankfully, that one sorted me out. Throughout that time, I always wanted to get fit and get back and of course, get someone to sign me."
Elder brother Gary's Partick Thistle relationship with his former Firhill team-mate Mark Roberts saw Harkins undertake a full pre-season training programme last summer at Ayr United. Whilst no deal was agreed with the Honest Men, the work that Harkins put in allowed him to show that he was ready to return.
That return came as a substitute in mid-August when Elgin defeated Stirling Albion 3-1 although Harkins was not overjoyed as he explained: "I went up to Elgin on a three game trial basis and to be honest, I was not sure that I played well enough to get a deal. In my first few games, I was miles off the pace but the gaffer was good with me.
"After the trial period, I agreed to join as an amateur but I have recently been offered and agreed to sign an 18 month contract as a professional with Elgin."
Harkins explained how the long distance relationship works saying: "I train with our defender Sean Crichton who lives nearby but we are part of the group of six players that goes up for home games from the west of Scotland.
"Sean and I are at the start and end of the journey as we pick the rest of the boys up in Glasgow. So far, everything has worked out fine for us and we are back home about half past nine on a Saturday night after a game at Borough Briggs."
Training had been Harkins' only activity for almost the whole month of January after a red card at Ibrox in Elgin's 1-1 draw resulted in suspension with the 24-year-old saying: "Sean and I do our own training routine and that has kept me going. My two match ban for getting sent off against Rangers ended up being a five week ban due to postponements."
Having got fit again and finding a club to play with, Harkins has more boxes to tick.
"My personal objective is just to play as much as I can and score as many goals as I can," said Harkins before adding, "So far, I only have the two which are the one against East Fife in the Scottish Cup and the one against Annan last Saturday.
"For the team, the objectives have got to be the Play-Offs and we will give it a real go in getting there. There are a lot of good players at Elgin and bizarrely, I think we are bonded tighter together because we do not see each other two or three times a week.
"We only see each other on match days and are therefore determined to make the most of it."
It is Links Park this Saturday for Elgin and Harkins knows that they are in for a tough game as he explained: "We have Montrose this weekend that have been flying recently and they will be looking to bounce back after last weekend's defeat from Stirling Albion.
"We are level on points with them so a win would open up a gap which would be great as we have a couple of games in hand to play as well. If we can beat them, we can hopefully use the games in hand to kick on and create a bigger advantage."
Harkins has a special incentive to get on the score-sheet at Links Park as he explained: "Big John Gibson is in goal for Montrose now after spending the first part of the season with us and I have told him already that I am going to score past him."
And if the chance to score comes from the penalty spot, Harkins said: "I will be telling the boss to re-think his strategy of not letting left footed players take the penalties. I am enjoying being back and I will definitely be hitting another penalty. If he doesn't agree, I will offer to take one with my right foot!"


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