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Reading through your mails this month it seems that there is one resounding theme and that is the issue of transition. In various aspects of your social, professional or even behavioural lives, you have experienced changes; be they promotion, change of job or travel. We decided therefore to find out why and understand why these things are occurring at this time. We think we might have just found a plausible reason; we will call it the chemistry of the equinoxes.

The equinox occurs twice a year (around 20 March and 22 September), when the tilt of the Earth's axis is inclined neither away from nor towards the Sun, the centre of the Sun being in the same plane as the Earth's equator. The term equinox can also be used in a broader sense, meaning the date when such a passage happens and that is when the sun changes its course.

When this occurs, , a radical change occurs in its electromagnetic vibration and thus opens a new cycle, not only for nature as can be seen with the change in the seasons but also with human beings which generates change in moods, changes in pre-ar-ranged social actions.

Through our limited research we found out that the first annual cycle opened by the springtime equinox is likely material in effect whereas the second cycle opened by the autumnal equinox is more spiritual in nature.

Well friends, do a little research on your own and see how these forces have affected you and for those of you who have no clue as to why certain things happen the way they do, this might just be your answer.

One thing is sure, despite all these changes, life goes on and your favourite Enjoy Magazine continues to bring to you the happenings around our country.

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Her Excellency Irene Vida Gala, Brazilian Ambassador

HE William Williams, Australian Ambassador & honourable guest

Mrs Christina Chown, Matthew Chown, Political Officer, Embassy of United States of America,

Bernard Botte, Deputy Head of Mission & Thomas Wimmer, German Embassy

Kamal Ram, Foundries & Agri. Machinery Ghana, Arvinder Singh, COO Melcom Group

Eyal Lampert, Deputy Chief of Mission, Embassy of the state of Israel, Katerina Sternbergova, Counsellor Embassy of the Czech Republic &

Jerry Parkes Chief Executive Officer Injaro

he Brazilian Ambassador to Ghana, Ms Irene Vida Gala, hosted a cocktail at her residence (known as the “Yellow

house”) to celebrate the 190th birthday of the Independence of Brazil. The Ambassador and the Deputy Head of Mission, Ms. Lara Lobo Monteiro, welcomed all the diplomatic missions and Ghanaian business men and women to the event. The Ambassador offered her guests some Brazilian delicacies such as “bobó de camarão” a dish of shrimp in a purée of manioc, “coixinha de frango” (chicken drumsticks) and “pão de queijo” (cheese balls).

In her address, Ms Gala emphasized that “Ghana has actually been one of Brazil’s most traditional partners not only in West Africa, but in the whole African continent. In fact, long before Ghana's independence, our ancient links were established, as some freed slaves and their descendants returned from Brazil and made Ghana their new homeland. These people - the "Tabom" people, whose Chief I am very happy to have present at this occasion tonight, have since then brought out the name and traditions of Brazil on this side of the Atlantic.

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“The Brazilian former President Lula da Silva visited Ghana on two occasions during his term of office.”

Celebrating 190th Birthday of the Independence of Brazil


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Kamal Ram, Foundries & Agri. Machinery Ghana, Arvinder Singh, COO Melcom Group

Carole, Dominique & HE Irene Vida Gala, Brazilian Ambassador

Peter Mac Manu Honorary Chairman(DUA), Mohammed Saied Jumah, Libyan Embassy & Haruna

Abdul Rashin, Libyan Embassy

Helen Appah, HE Jeanette T Ndhlovu, South African High Commisioner to Ghana, HE Pavelyn

T. Musaka, Zimbabwean Ambassador

Bennet Kpentey, Chief Executive, Sync Consult, Esther Gadabui, Relationship Officer, UBA, Kamal Ram, Foundries

& Agric. Machinery Ghana Ltd & Alberto Costa Neto, Administrative & Finance Manager, Odebrecht Ghana

Maria Helena Semedo, Assistant Dir. Gen. Reg. Rep for Africa FAO, Aruna Gujral Prog. Coord. Off. of the Assistant Dir. Gen. Reg. Rep for Africa FAO & HE Olga Cabarga Gomez, Spanish Ambassador

Eyal Lampert, Deputy Chief of Mission, Embassy of the state of Israel, Katerina Sternbergova, Counsellor Embassy of the Czech Republic &

Jerry Parkes Chief Executive Officer Injaro

She mentioned some facts and figures that show the importance of Brazil and Ghana’s partnership.

- The Brazilian former President Lula da Silva visited Ghana on two occasions during his term of office”

- Between 2003 and 2011 trade has grown almost fourfold. Currently, Ghana is the 8th African market for Brazilian products and Ghana's exports to Brazil have also been increasing. In 2012, the Brazilian Development Bank indicated its intention to approve an amount of up to US$ 2 billion for infrastructural

development projects in Ghana.

- 5 Brazilian companies have already opened their offices in Accra: Andrade Gutierrez, OAS, Odebrecht, Queiroz Galvão and Contracta”.

- Agriculture is the most fertile area of cooperation and Ghanaians have easily realized that Brazilian successful models can also germinate in Ghana’s lands”.

- Brazil has donated US$ 362, 000, 00 to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) to be allocated to refugee camps in Ghana”.

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Woodin Catwalk Fashionheld at the Accra Mall


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he annual Joy FM Party in the Park event held at the Legon botanical gardens provided yet another opportunity for families to share memorable moments of fun and dancing.

This year’s event recorded the highest patronage so far with hundreds of families thronging the gardens from as early as 8am.

Parents and their children were treated to great music and lots of games, video games, sports, and the ever popular - musical chairs.

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An official explaning the rules of the Cowbell climber obstacle raceMonopoly time

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Mama Cow presents deserving patrons with cowbell product hampers


“Parents and their children were treated to great fun & music”

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some parents and children at the garden Mama Cow dances with the children

Parents enjoying musical chairs

Cowbell Face printing Boy climbing a bouncy castle

Cowbell Ludo gameWork-out time

Mother & daughter doing the Cowbell climber

in the calendar and this year saw a conspicuous presence of Promasidor Ghana Ltd's brands ONGA and COWBELL who mounted bouncing castles and other games.

It was fun seeing families compete with each other for prizes in a spirit of fairness and togetherness. Mama Cowbell presented deserving patrons with hampers of their Cowbell range of products.Enjoy !!!

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Car Draw At La Palm Casino

Juliet, Mert, Natalia & Ekrem Juliet, Philippine & Selma

Salsa performance during the car drawMrs Wendy Coetzer drawing the winning ticket

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In keeping with its values, Renault is keen on making vehicles that complement the brand's unmatched standards in innovation, design, safety, and quality. Aimed at customers who value quality and comfort in every sense of the words, the Latitude 2.0 CVT lifts Renault’s reputation to a first class travel experience. The car exudes comfort and luxury and is tailored to your driving pleasure.


he Renault Latitude 2.0 CVT is Renault’s newest high-end saloon model, and is elegantly designed with bold lines and

an exquisite layout. You can feel its presence both on the outside and inside. Experience the Latitude 2.0 CVT’s intelligence even before you step in with a hands-free card that allows you to open and close the doors as well as start the engine. Bluetooth® technology allows you to safely make calls, and ESP steering control ensures your vehicle is stable when either swerving to avoid obstacles or driving in poor grip conditions.

The driver’s seat is equipped with multiple settings that make life simpler. The Latitude 2.0 CVT offers an innovative system of air quality management. It has toxicity sensors that prevent polluted air from entering the passenger

compartment. The vehicle’s combined pollen and active carbon filter removes these particles from the air. Another exclusive feature of comfort is the regulated two-zone air conditioning, which gives each passenger personal thermal comfort.

More than anything, it’s the Latitude 2.0 CVT’s spacious interior that really exhibits the business class feel. With space so vast, each passenger enjoys comfort and the luxury of owning their personal storage area.

As expected, customers gain 3 years warranty or 100,000 km. With comfort and safety firmly assured, it would be a great time to try the Renault Latitude 2.0 CVT and have a taste of first class travel? Find out more about the Renault Latitude 2.0 CVT at our showroom.

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Play Tennis At Accra Lawn Courts available Time : 7am

Take a trip outside Accra Kokrobite, White Sands or Ada. Come enjoy!!

Slots Tournament La Palm Casino Time : 11:00 PM

The Lexington Sunday Roasts from 12 - 4 The best cuts of beef, pork, chicken or land with roast potatoes, yorkshire pudding and gravy.

Venus Pub/Restaurant

Join your friends & enjoy a nice dinner on the terrace Time : From 5 pm

Dons Place Jazz Club

Jazz bar with a good crowd on most evenings

Venue:Osu

Angola Independence Day Lunch BuffetLabadi Beach Hotel from 11:30am-4pm

Brunch@La Palm Casinothis and every Sunday

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Honey SuckleHappy Hour ½ Price on Drinks till 7pm Venue: Ring Road opp. Time: From 5pm

Wine Down @ Golden Tulip Avoid monday blues come relax at our poolside Tulip Time: @6pm

Turkey Independence Day Millionaires Casino Golden Tulip Bingo Nite Time 9-10pm

Happy Hour Tops n Tails Pub Spintex Rd Spintex rd opp Stanchart

Chase Restaurant Extend the weekend, don't cook take the family for a burger, kebab or pizza or order a takeaway to share.

Happy Hour Apo's Spot Osu Time 6:00pm

Deli France Meet friends for a pain au chocolat and a coffee Venue Airport Residental Area Anytime

Halloween Quiz Venue - The Lexington - A very spooky quiz - Test your knowledge of all things macabre.

Duplex Happy Hour Osu, Time : 7pm

Monsoon Join your friends for a nice drink & dinner @ 7pm Osu

Happy Hour TASTY JERK Barbecue Joint Venue: Osu Down Chez Lien. Time: From 5pm Annex

Movenpick Lounge Come enjoy a nice chilled evening,good music & Food Time 7pm

The Republic Bar & Grill A new bar in town with so much buzz.You are sure to run into a good friend.

World Food Day 2012

Luscious Temptations Meet your friends and taste luscious tempatations. time : @7pm Venue : A&C Square

3121 Sushi Bar Venue : Sisters of the East,Osu

Picadilly'sBalloon Bonanza Draw - every Sun/Mon/Wed/Thu

Time : 11.30pm

Weekend Brunches At The Lexington(Sat & Sun only) Feast on french toast or eggs benedict and a range of cocktails including martins & jugs of pimms time :from 10am to 5pm Venue : Behind Paloma Hotel,old Champs

Zambia Independence Day Reggae Night Venue : Alliance Française d'Accra . time : 6 pm

Salsa Dance Nite Venue : Coconut Groove Hotel.time :7pm

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Millionaires Casino Golden Tulip Ladies Nite 7- 10pm

Tropicana Jazz bar with a good ambience and tasty menu. Venue: Ringroad Central. time: 6:30pm

Pizza Nite At Mama Mia's Share a peter pan or pepperoni with the family Time :@5pm

Happy Hour Twist Headlines Labone Time :7pm

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Millionaires Casino Golden Tulip Slots Tournament

Grown and Sexxxy @ Rockoffice Open Mic!from 7pm

Happy Hour Celsbridge Pub Labone Time :@5pm

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31Africa Tour: Rage Venue : Alliance Française d'Accra . time : 8 pm

La Palm CasinoHalloween Party time- 9pm

There are a lot of activities lined up for you this month. Send your activities for the Events Calendar to [email protected] See you when I see you.

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Czech Republic Independence Day Mini Golf Course Bring the kids and enjoy an afternoon of golfing from 1pm-6pm


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15Teazy Thurs At Bella Roma Osu with da| hottest DJ killa fingaz and Busty Blaze from 10pm

Live Band Chezz Afrique, East Legon TIme: 8pm

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Hollywood Boulevard ANC Square - Come enjoy hip hop music with hot djs and smoking atmosphere.Time : From 9 - late

La Palm CasinoWheel of Fortune - Fri/Sat night

time : 11.30pm

The LexingtonDJ Black's Open Horror House Party (free entrance if you are wearing red - girls, white, boys. Giveaways

5th Ehalakasa Poetry Festival 2012 Venue :Alliance Française d'Accra Time : 6:00pm

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Iraq Independence Day

Sushi at Santoku 0544 31511/0302 737027 Yum yum Venue : Villagio Vista

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Be shaken not stirred -cocktails at the Lexington. Come try their innovative drinks and bar snacks @7pm Venue : Behind Paloma Hotel, old champs

FireFly Enjoy a nice drink & unwind at Firefly @ Osu

Azerbaijan Independence Day Italian Film Festival 2012 Venue : Alliance Française d'Accra Time : 8:00pm

The Golden Tulip Hotel Caribbean Night - caleloo, jerk chicken, stamp and goo. Also on Sunday. Featured in the daily buffet.

Toro Tapas Bar Share a bottle of rioja and some tapas with friends Venue : Afrikiko Compound Time : from 7pm

Guinea Independence Day

Rhapsody Restaurant Bar Accra Mall Time : 6:00 PM

Happy Hour Twist Headlines Labone time: 7pm

Accra Diplomatic Club monthly Happy Hour Coconut Grove Regency Hotel Time- 6:30 PM Cafe Des Amis Invite your friends for a drink & a chat. Venue: Kanda

Antigua and Barbuda Independence Day

Jazz Nite @ Bella Roma Enjoy a glass of wine with Jazz, Osu Time : 8pm-0:00

Jazzy VIBE At +233 Jazz Club Time : 8pm-0:00 Rate :Free

Afternoon Tea African Regent hotel Airport West.Join us every afernoon for a tasty selection of cakes & desserts time : from12-5pm

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Cambodia Independence Day Happy Hour @ Tulip Avoid the stress of rush hour at the poolside @6pm

Picadilly's Casino Relaunch - 9pm

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illionaires Casino (a subsidiary of Millionaires Gaming Africa, an international gaming company) marked its 7th Anniversary by hosting an event for its valued

customers to express its appreciation to them for their immense contribution towards their expansion and operations.

The four day event rewarded its valued customers of the past seven years and encouraged new clients to celebrate with them on the theme “feel like a millionaire”.

Patrons were treated to good food, entertainment and gaming opportunities to win attractive prizes worth 70,000 dollars over the four-day period.

Speaking at the event, Miss Heidi L. Halgryn, Marketing Manager of Millionaires Gaming Africa expressed excitement about the fast pace at which the gaming industry has evolved in the country over the past seven years.

She said the gaming industry in Ghana had reached an enviable level comparable to some of the great gaming venues in the world.

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“Miss Halgryn debunked the fact that casinos were only meant to waste money and that it is rather an

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Ghana had motivated the Millionaires Casino to establish a new casino in the country (in addition to the three existing ones) which would be fully operational next year.

Miss Halgryn encouraged guests to not to think gaming as a waste of money but rather as an avenue for entertainment and socialization.

She commended the staff for their professionalism which has also contributed to making the business attractive to customers.

Millionaires Casino, which is managed by Millionaires Gaming Management (MGM), Africa, is Africa's most empowered gaming company. It has an excellent track record in the design, development, management and ownership and operates a total of 5 state of the art casinos, 3 in Ghana and 2 in Kenya.

Together, these casinos offer customers 314 slot machines and 43 gaming tables across Africa. The management team prides itself on bringing new heights to the industry whilst providing destinations that guarantee relaxation and exciting times.

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“Guests were given the opportunity to win attractive prizes worth 70,000

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our own parents will agree: parenting is no longer, what it used to be. Parenting these days has changed so much, and

the reason is no other than the changing times. So naturally, parenting skills of the past are no longer suitable for the 21st century, and in the end, the ones who suffer are the children, who are thrust out into a world they have not been prepared for.

Parents in the 21st century have to deal with issues in child rearing that parents from 50 years ago had not even heard of. Some obvious manifestations of changes between the past and the present are the significance of the digital world to today’s society. Mobile phones, tablets, and computers together cause major societal impact that has an undeniable effect on the way children think, act, and communicate. This is just one example why parents have a bigger responsibility in the 21st century: they simply have more ground to cover.

The Mobile Phone Issue. With mobile phones becoming more important, parents should be able to teach their children how to properly use and control them. Many parents face the same problems regarding mobile phones: they often

find their children using their mobile phones too much or for the wrong reasons. It is therefore the parents’ responsibility to determine just how they want their children to use mobile phones.

The Social Networking Issue. Social networking has taken the world by storm, and now children live two lives in two different worlds: the real world and the digital world. There is, however, no line that restricts parents from being able to influence and teach their children even in the digital world. Parents should make it a point to stay up to date with technology just so they can be aware of the potential threats posed to their children and how they can protect their children from them.

These are just some of the common issues parents and children in the 21st century face.The 21st century is already complicated and fast-paced enough as it is, and it is bound to move and change at a greater speed. For children to become successful in this highly competitive and still growing society, parents have to begin the work early on in the lives of their children.

In a competitive and fast-paced environment, children have to be taught how to think and act the right way. This is the sole responsibility of parents.

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Here are what you have to teach your 21st century children:1. How to detect problems and solve/avoid them2. How to identify opportunities and grab them3. How to make decisions and proceed with them confidently4. How to adapt to various situations5. How to find their uniqueness6. How important learning isIn the past, parents focused on teaching children how to work and make money. Now, parents of the 21st century have to teach their children how to survive and thrive in a competitive world. It is no longer enough to make money.


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Ingredients» 1/4 cup simple syrup (equal parts sugar and water boiled together until sugar melts)

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» 12 fresh mint leaves, plus mint sprigs for garnish

» 4 ounces white rum

» 2 cups crushed ice

Directions 1. Peel and trim the ends from each orange. Using a paring knife, cut along the membrane on both sides of each segment. Free the segments and add them to a medium bowl

2. Add the olive oil, lemon juice, parsley, scallions, mint, capers, orange zest, lemon zest, and red pepper flakes. Toss lightly and season with salt and pepper, to taste. Set aside.

3. Put a grill pan over medium-high heat or preheat a gas or charcoal grill. Brush the grilling rack with vegetable oil to keep the salmon from sticking. Brush the salmon on both sides with the agave nectar and season with salt and pepper, to taste. Grill until the fish flakes easily and is cooked through, about 3 to 4 minutes on each side. Transfer the salmon to a platter and allow to rest for 5 minutes.

Spoon the salsa verde on top of the salmon or serve on the side as an accompaniment.

Directions Combine simple syrup, lime juice and mint leaves in a blender and blend until combined. Add the rum and crushed ice and blend until frothy. Pour into 2 rocks glasses and garnish with mint sprigs.

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While your larger focus this month is likely to be your intimate life, dear Aries, you have opportunities to transform a professional dream into a reality. You can feel especially inspired by a work project, and while physical energy may not be at its highest, inspiration can motivate you to do more. Plant a seed around the 5th. You would do well to organize your finances and to get a stronger sense of where you stand in terms of debt to and support from others, as circumstances are such that you will be needing to face reality about these matters in the next while.

This is a potentially excellent month for communicating with special people in your life, dear Taurus. You enjoy increased personal charisma. You are more playful and communicative than usual. Nevertheless, there can be some challenges this month with shared resources - money owed and/or shared with a partner. As well, you are entering a long-term cycle in which relationships go through some tests. To commit or not to commit? That is the question! This cycle lasts until 2015, but for now, easy and friendly energy is with you for partnering.

Freer, more creative, and forward-looking energy is with you in October, dear Gemini. Mid-month brings strong opportunities to begin anew, whether this is creatively or romantically. Your social life looks excellent this month. While there can be some ups and downs, your love life is sure to be animated in October. Long-standing problems come up to the surface for resolution. As sociable as the month can be, a period of hard work is ahead with Saturn monitoring your sector of work, health, and routines now and until 2015.

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Excellent energy is with you this month for romantic and creative expression, dear Cancer. Conversations feed your feeling of being loved and appreciated. Communication is the key to happiness in love in October. Nevertheless, you are entering a long-term cycle in which commitment can become a big issue. Relationships that don't live up to their potential are likely to be questioned, particularly around the 24-25 this month, but also as a general theme going forward. Love becomes serious, hobbies can turn into work, and there may be fewer avenues for entertainment open to you. Family pressures and difficulties around the home are decreasing now.

Good energy is with you for pursuing your heart's desire this month, dear Leo, particularly after the 7th. Romance can be challenging at times, but also stimulating. A long-term influence starts in October that can bring new responsibilities and structure to your family and home life. Domestic matters require more serious thought, self-discipline, and organization. Some of you could realize a home-owning dream, although new responsibilities and pressures come along with it. Learning endeavors are highly favored this month. New interests emerge, and you're extra motivated to learn, communicate, and share your knowledge.

October is a generally stabilizing month for you, dear Virgo, particularly when it comes to relationships or your attitude towards partnership. Both casual and committed relationships can thrive this month. Venus graces your sign most of October, and this serves to enhance your natural charm and beauty. You're turning heads, particularly around the 9-10, and it's not only for your personal magnetism - your brains get attention as well. Make a few wishes, dare to say them aloud, and expect results. Saturn's entry into Scorpio this month is generally good news for you.

Saturn leaving your sign this month, dear Libra, can bring about a feeling that a heavy weight has been lifted. You're likely to be more outgoing than you have been for some time. Ideally, you've built strength and balance in your life since 2009, when Saturn first entered your sign. Confidence now comes from a stronger sense of reality. The 15-16 brings strong energy for starting fresh and reinventing yourself. You'll receive all the support you need. This month, work and money matters are strong. You're finding motivation and inspiration to pursue your goals. Being especially realistic about your capabilities and talents right now is important and can help prevent you from overextending yourself.

Get extra rest and avoid pushing yourself this month, dear Scorpio, with Saturn entering your sign (where it will transit until 2015), and the Sun in your privacy sector until the 22nd. You're likely to sense that you need more time for rest and reflection, and it's wise to listen to your inner signals. Nevertheless, there is no need to cut yourself off from others. This month, strong benefits come from your social life. Connect with friends and groups, but know also when to draw the line. Some of you will be making an important romantic connection this month. It's a time for keeping a lower profile and working on solid, long-term goals. Getting your life into order is the focus now.

From the 7th forward, you have strong energy to get out and really experience life, dear Sagittarius. Your personal magnetism is strong, and your ability to ask for what you want without apology is increased. You can find new forums for creativity and self-expression. Avoid impatience, however. Focusing on your desires is appropriate now, but avoid overdoing this. You thrive when you can set your own pace and work independently. This month, family and home goals can be realized. A loan could come through, for example, that allows you to make home improvements.

Both work and your social life are likely to demand your attention this month, dear Capricorn. From the 7th forward, however, be sure to get extra rest and down time. Decisions may be more difficult to make, and you could be wrestling with some, so allow yourself extra time to draw conclusions. October is a strong month overall for goal-making, communications, and learning. With Saturn's entry into Scorpio, you'll find that your goals are shifting, and that you are ready to take on challenges. You can accomplish a great deal with minimal stress. The New Moon mid-month provides you with a new start and renewed perspective on your professional and public life.

This is an important month for your career, dear Aquarius. You're likely to uncover new goals and attitudes, and you are likely to work hard at achieving some of your more realistic dreams. You are entering a long-term cycle that will be with you until 2015 in which you are likely to reassess your career and standing, realigning your attitudes to better serve your purpose. Circumstances conspire to remind you of the importance of structure, responsibility, and reputation in your life. Many of you will be making changes in the coming years so that your career path better reflects the principles closest to your heart. Nevertheless, your social life is likely to be especially active in October.

You are entering a period in your life in which getting organized is a priority, and easier than usual, dear Pisces. Meeting your responsibilities also comes more naturally this month. This month, putting an end to a bad habit and creating a plan to help reduce debt are both highly favored, especially around the 15-16. Money is at a peak this month. Take advantage by asking for a raise, making a long-term investment, or going over your budget, but avoid the 3rd, 7-8, and 29th, when it can be difficult to get what you want. Relationships receive a nice boost in October. You're likely to be dealing with kind and helpful people, and your own hospitality is recognized and appreciated.

Aquarius21/01-19/02

Pisces20/02-20/03

Sagittarius23/11-21/12

Scorpio24/10-22/11

Virgo24/8-23/09

Leo24/7-23/08

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Arlecchino (024) 541 0403 Cuppa Cappuccino (024) 820 4441Bella Roma (024) 747 4007Sunshine (030) 278 0599Akroma Plaza (031) 202 5513KFC, Osu (030) 296 3086LA GALETTE (024) 675 2429 Foodies (030) 266 1858Fali’s Hot Pot (030) 225 8473STELLAR Catering (024) 477 3403

IL Cavaliere Pazzo (030) 282 3131 024 676 7777The Lexington 0240 959 406 Taverna Tropicana (030) 222 9101Melting Moments 0244-661 069 (030) 277 0834Le Must French Rest. 0244-661 069Michelangelo 0244 233 533Chase Lounge (030) 277 8477 0544 104 204Cafe Dez Amis (0302) 782 9371Red Chilli 024 790 2809Firefly Lounge Bar (030) 277 7818Rhapsody's Rest. 0244 337 825Osekan Rest. 0245 352 912 / 0302 775 496 3121 Sushi Bar 026 777 3121 Picasso (030) 277 1712/ (Crown Apartmento) (030) 277 1713 Magnolias Rest. Bar (030) 291 7527 0206 400 615 The Grill 024 433 1000 024 966 6333 Chez Marie Lou Rest. (030) 277 4891 Jade Garden 024 460 8281 Koffee Lounge (030) 292 5067 / (030) 250 0185 Eddy's Pizza 054 413 3397 Le Bistro Rest. (030) 776 738 Rice 'n' Salads 027 740 1009 Ristorante Sol Moi (030) 278 4015 Sweet Rose Chinese (030) 281 6252 Escobar Lounge 024 428 8882 / 024 823 2222 Robi's Dutch Pub 024 220 1087 / 024 526 3582 Toros Tapas Bar 0242 880 163 / 020 094667 Appetite Rest. Lounge (030) 254 3439 Star Bites (030) 293 6156Santoku Rest. (030) 273 7027 / 0544 311 511

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Accra Bar (030) 278 7811/ (030) 278 7822 Bywel Bar (030) 276 7793Bus Stop (030) 222 0930Ryan’s Irish Pub (030) 276 2334 Jokers Center 024 437 0752 Chester's Bar (030) 276 2771 The Honey Suckle (030) 278 0774 027 5 55 6006The Republic Bar 024 631 4044

FIRST ChOICE SALOnTel:+(233)-030 268 2997 / 24 437 [email protected]

SALON CITY SPA Tel: +(233)-030 276 8751 [email protected]

LADY PAM SALON Tel: +(233)-030 277 6952

HOLY TRINITY SPATel: +(233)-0362091334

LAJEn UnISEX SALOn Tel: (020) 871 4892/ 0302 777 837 [email protected]

L'eden Afro-European Unisex Salon Tel: (024) 426 5179

Lapalm Casino (030) 278 5420/1 www.kairointernational.com

Piccadilly Casino (030) 276 3095 www.kairointernational.com

Millionaires Accra (030) 277 4339 [email protected]

Millionaires Kumasi (032) 204 9868 [email protected]

VRS (030) 277 9387Cole Consult (024) 4035856Atlas Rent-A-Car (024) 427 7871

Alliance Française (030) 277 3134British Council (030) 268 3068Goethe Institute (030) 277 6764Nebuke Foundation (028) 910 2163

DHL (030) 224 1595 Fedex Ground (030) 266 6659 SKY NET (030) 223 0516 (024) 205 0501 TnT EXPRESS (030) 276 6518 Aramex Express Ltd (030) 340 9090

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ALISA HOTELTel:+(233) 030-214 233/232 [email protected]

FRAnKIE’S hOTELTel:+(233) 030-277 [email protected]

noVoTeL hoTeLTEL: +(233) 030-266 [email protected]

MARISET PLAZA Tel: +(233) 030-277 4542 / 277 [email protected]

DUTCH HOTELTel:+(233) 030-271 [email protected]

GOLdEn TULIPTel: (030) 221 [email protected]

FIESTA ROyALETEL: +(233)-030 274 [email protected]

HOLIDAY HOTEL Tel:+(233) 030 277 3660/[email protected]

NOVA HOTEL Tel: +(233) 030 277 5579

HOLIDAY INN HOTELTel :+(233) 030 274 0930

CHEZ LIEN TEL:+(233) 030 277 5356 [email protected]

BEST WESTERN PREMIERTEL:+(233) 0302 216 570/766 902www.bestwesternpremier.com.gh

AFRICAN REGENT HOTELTEL:+(233) 0302 765 180-2 [email protected]

VILLA MOnTICELLO hOTEL Tel: +(233) 030-277 3477 / 026 630 [email protected]

MÖVEnPICK AMBASSAdOR hOTELTel: +(233) 030-261 [email protected]

AIRPORT WEST HOTELTel:+(233) 030-276 7870 / 77 [email protected]

ROyAL RIChESTERTel:+(233) 030-252 0786 / 520 [email protected]

La Villa Boutique HotelTEL: +(233) 030-273 [email protected]

Coconut Grove Regency Hotel Tel: +(233) 030-222 5155 / 226 [email protected]

Oak Plaza East Airport HotelTel:+(233) 030-281 [email protected]

ERATA HOTELTel:+(233) 544 336 761 / 544 336 [email protected]

Protea HotelTel: +(233) 030 251 7454 [email protected]

MIRAGE ROYAL HOTELTel :+(233) 030 252 0570-2

United Parcel (030) 276 2509 Services UPS (030) 276 2510


REDROW DEVELOPMENTS LTDTel: + 233 244 20 [email protected]

A&C DEVELOPMENTTel: +233 030 251 [email protected]

ARABELLA RESIDENCYTel:+233 030 222 1742/24 966 [email protected]

Express Property Management LtdTel: +233 030 2768 886 Fax: +233 030 2784 210 [email protected]

Lou Moon Lodge (020) 824 1549New Coco Beach (030) 271 7235 Dutch Hotel (030) 271 1111Elmina Beach (033) 234 00102Busua Beach (020) 638 8029 Busua Inn (207) 373 579Ramada Resort (030) 271 7235-7 hillburi Aburi (024) 438 5008

Melcom Plus Kaneshie (030) 225 1789email : [email protected] Plus Tema (030) 321 6368 email : [email protected]

Amadeus Ghana (030) 276 5590Antrak Travel (030) 277 7134Global Village Travel (030) 276 9273Melcom Travel (030) 225 2984email : [email protected] NomadAfrica (030) 701 1234STELLAR TRAVEL (030) 276 4557-8 024 288 2009 Travel Bureau (030) 282 3004/5

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BACCHUS WINE SHOPTel:+(233)-244 142 026 / +(233)-243 308 737

CAPE TRADING COMPANY LTDTel: +(233) 30 277 6705 / 276 [email protected]

SAY CHEERS (WINES & SPIRITS)Tel: +(233) 30 281 1407

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HILLTOP HOTELTel:+(233) 030-224 [email protected]

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ROYAL BASIN RESORT Tel :+(233)-032 20 60144 / 20 60169 [email protected]

GOLDEN GATE HOTEL Tel: +(233)-032 20 37073 / 20 37074

MIKLIN HOTEL Tel: +(233)-032 20 39121 / 20 39122 / 39 123

PAPARAZZI HOTELTel: +(233)-032 20 92026 / 20 91986

ACCADIA CAFE & RESTAURANT Tel: +(233)-24 393 3399

CEDAR CRESCENT HOTEL Tel: +(233)-032 20 27238 / 248-641 357 [email protected]

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AKROMA PLAZATel: +233 31 202 3745 / 202 3790

STELLAR LODGETel: +(233) 031 269 98

Club Citizen (030) 278 7811/ (030) 278 7822Aphrodisiac (030) 276 6734

Accra Mall (030) 282 3040/1 Greet (030) 277 2955 Kids Concept 024 095 4262Village Pet Shop 024 406 2796 Office Furniture 054433005/6

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BURUNDI 257CAMEROON 237CANADA 1CAPE VERDE 238CNTRL AFRICAN REP 236CHAD 235CZECH REPUBLIC 420DENMARK 45EGYPT 20EqUATORIAL GUINEA 240FRANCE 33GABON 241GAMBIA 220GUINEA 224ITALY 39JAPAN 81NORTH KOREA 850SOUTH KOREA 82LIBERIA 231LIBYA 218MALI 223MAURITANIA 222MAURITIUS 230MOROCCO 212NAMIBIA 264RWANDA 250SENEGAL 221SIERRA LEONE 232SOUTH AFRICA 27TOGO 228UGANDA 256U.S.A. 1DRC 243ZAMBIA 260ZIMBABWE 263

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BELVIEW AIRLINES (030)-223 0329BRITISH AIRLINES (030)-221 4996BRUSSELS AIRLINES (030)-224 3893CATHAY PACIFIC (208)-213 8270 CITY LINK AIR LTD (030)-277 0445DELTA AIRLINES (030)-276 5262 (030)-277 7756EGYPT AIR (030)-277 3537/8EMIRATE AIRLINES (030)-223 0319GHANA INT. (030)-221 3555

KENYA AIRWAYS (030)-224 1560KLM (030)-221 4700 LUFTHANSA (030)-224 3893MIDDLE EAST (030)-223 0867NORTH AMERICAN (030)-291 1087ROYAL AIR MAROC (030)-276 6333ROYAL DUTCH (030)-277 6509SLOCK AIR INT. (030)-276 6740SOUTH AFRICAN AIR (030)-278 3676UNMIL (030)-277 3890VIRGIN NIGERIA (030)-291 1721

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TRUST HOSPITAL (030)-277 6787NYAHO CLINIC (030)-277 5341

BANKS

ACCESS BANK (030)-278 4143 AGRI. DEV.BANK (030)-266 2640BANK OF GHANA (030)-266 6902BARCLAYS BANK (030)-278 4049CAL BANK LTD (030)-268 0061CDH SECURITIES LTD (030)-266 7425CREDIT REFERENCES (030)-278 2581DATABANK GROUP (030)-266 9421ECOBANK (030)-268 1147NIB (030)-266 1701SG-SSB (030)-220 2020

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AKAI HOUSE CLINIC (030)-278 4772AKAI HOUSE (OSU) (030)-276 382137 MILITARY HOSPITAL (030)-277 6111KORLE-BU (030)-266 5401 LISTER HOSPITAL (030)-281 2325/6

NYAHO CLINIC (030)-277 5341PRINCESS MARIE LOUISE (030)-266 4137WEST AFRICAN RESCUE (030)-278 1258

POLICE

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Hello people,

The ENJOY Ur CLUB social guide is back, with more freshness and a new layout. The spots we have been visiting are interesting meeting places for people from all walks of life. Stroll into any one of our over 100 certified hot spots and you’re sure to enjoy a world class CLUB beer in a very friendly atmosphere. Discover our beer tasting guide on page 54 and learn how to relish and appreciate good beer like the connoisseur you are.Write to me and invite us to your hangouts and let’s make you the stars of this guide.Alain [email protected]

Remember to drink responsibly


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Appearancehold your glass up to the light and check for clarity, cloudiness or colour and match those up with the style of beer you are drinking . Club beer should be golden and clear.

TasteAfter completing the steps listed above, taste the beer by taking a small mouthful and breathing in slightly as you taste the beer. This will open up all your senses and let you get a complete picture of what you are tasting. In the proper glass, the beer should hit your tongue denoting bitter and sweet flavours on the parts of your mouth that can discern hose tastes. Take a second taste and swish the beer around in your mouth slightly to move the beer across all your flavor sensing areas.

Mouth FeelBy tasting beer, you should be able to determine the mouth feel. Some beers have a heavy, almost oily mouth feel to them, while other beers are light and dry and offer very little by way of mouth feel. Becoming familiar with beer styles will help you determine what type of mouth feel is common with each style.

FinishSome beers finish with a sweet, pleasant after taste, while other beers finish bitter and even dry.

When you taste your beer and swallow it, ask yourself what it leaves behind? What’s

the last thing you taste? With a sweeter finish, you’ll end up with a sharper leftover taste impression in the front of your mouth, while with a bitter beer, you’ll taste it more in the back of the mouth. With a dry finish, it will leave very little in the way of taste residue, especially overly sweet tastes. dry usually denotes the absence of sweet.

AromaI like to leave a little room at the top of a bowl-shaped beer glass in order to swish the beer around and create more aroma. Whichever way you aerate the beer, you’ll want to have some room to stick your nose down in there and give it a good smell. Look for beer smells like malt, yeast, alcohol and hops. Identify unique and signature smell.


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Eat while you drinkIt is particularly good to eat high protein foods such as cheese and peanuts, which help to slow the absorption of alcohol into the circulatory system.

Cultivate tasteEnjoy your drink, don’t rush it. If you gulp a drink you will be losing the pleasure of tasting and smelling the various flavours in the drink.

Accept a drink only when you really want oneAt a party if someone is trying to force another drink on you, ask for ice or drink a non-alcoholic beverage.

Skip a drink now and thenSpace your alcoholic drinks out to keep the desired blood alcohol concentration.

Appoint a designated driverhave someone available who will not be drinking and will drive all drinkers home. This is critical if the person has consumed more than one drink per hour. If you know that you will have to drive after consuming alcohol, limit your consumption to no more than one drink an hour.

Know your limit If you do not already know how much alcohol you can handle without losing control, try it out one time at home with a friend present and have them videotape you, then see what happens when you consume more than the recommended one drink per hour.


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