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» Health: Drug Problem?

Health: July 26th, 2010

Cocaine Anonymous on the Twelve Steps of Recovery Program in overcoming addiction

Whilst the name Cocaine Anonymous may sound drug-specific, we wish to assure you that our program is not. Many of us did a lot of cocaine; others used only a little, and some never even tried coke.

Whether we focused on a specific substance or used whatever we could get our hands on, we had one thing in common: eventually we all reached a point where we could not stop.
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» Telly Talk with Victoria Nangle

Telly Talk: July 26th, 2010

Chez Simon

Simon Amstell’s acting and co-writing debut for the telly, Grandma’s House is, not suprisingly, a comedy. It is, however, also a fabulous knife to the aorta of comfy comedy, with spit-yer-tea out moments of genuine horror and incredible amusement lampooning his own Jewish family upbringing. He is also at great pains to point out this is not his actual family. This is just dead brill.
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» Sport: Beyond the Boundary

Sport: July 26th, 2010

Andy Winter finds world class cricket on his doorstep

By the time of publication, we will know the line up for the quarter final of cricket’s Twenty20 Cup. Sussex Sharks should have safely qualified, although whether they have done enough to secure a home tie is another matter. The comprehensive eight-wicket defeat at the hands of arch rivals Surrey at Arundel was hard to take. But adding insult to injury was the Man of the Match performance by former Sussex player and now Surrey captain, Rory Hamilton-Brown, who scored 85 not out.
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» Film Highlight: Toy Story 3 2D & 3D (U)

Film: July 26th, 2010

Dir: Lee Unkrich

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» Brighton Lights

Welcome to Latest Television's Brighton Lights! Episode 11: A Sussex cheese is the best in the UK and fifth best in the world....Brighton is the chocolate shop capital of the UK...Brighton has Playgroup and out of the ordinary festivals - even one called that....Papa George graces our programme with great timeless soul and blues...oh and Matt Whistler is Banksy ! Val Aviv presents Brighton Lights & Episode 12: A visual treat as artist Julie Anne Gilburt - she painted the celebrated Fatboy Slim album cover amongst many others - visits Lewes and around to see the 2010 visual arts festival artwave.

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