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The Ukrainian Embassy opened two art exhibitions at Katara Building 19 — “National Treasure,” featuring 30 works by Ukrainian artist Andre Chernovil, and “Children Are The Future,” an exhibition of paintings from the Ukrainian Palace for Children and Youth.

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Katara General Manager Dr Khalid bin Ibrahim Al Sulaiti, Ukrainian Ambassador Yevhen Mykytenko and Ukrainian Katara hosts two artist Andre Chernovil at the exhibition. Ukrainian art expos

he Ukrainian Embassy in collabora- Doha-based Ukrainian artist and also included He noted the great diversity in the events Katara tion with Katara recently opened two are paintings provided by the Ukrainian Palace for hosts. art exhibitions at Katara Building 19. Children and Youth which would be shown in the “I see artists from different cultural backgrounds T“National Treasure,” featuring 30 works embassy later because we want to emphasise our and for that it is enough to visit Katara to know the by Ukrainian artist Andre Chernovil, and “Children concern on children and their future and their role world,” he said. Are The Future,” an exhibition of paintings from the in creating cultural exchange and dialogue through Hungarian Ambassador Elter Istvan said, “The Ukrainian Palace for Children and Youth opened art,” he added. exhibition is unique because it is dual since it also on Saturday and runs until May 13. The artist said the idea of the expo came when features artworks on children, which conveys a Katara General Manager Dr Khalid bin Ibrahim he first visited and discovered differences in good message on the belief in dialogue and art Al Sulaiti opened the exhibition in the presence of the environment and lifestyle. is one of the ways for cultural exchange and Ukrainian Ambassador Yevhen Mykytenko as well “I try to reflect the uniqueness of the Qatari soci- co-existence.” as ambassadors of Hungary, , , ety and translate my feelings in these paintings “Katara is playing a crucial role both locally and Azerbaijan and Iran with a number of Arab and which reflect the relation of human with another, globally. It has successfully hosted a Moldovan foreign artists in attendance. with nature and the common values of the people,” event and we are always keen to attend the differ- Speaking at the inauguration, Dr Al Sulaiti said he said. ent events organised at Katara taking advantage the exhibition opens a window on Ukraine through Polish Ambassador Krzysztof Suprowicz said of the opportunity to know different cultures,” said the brush of artist Andre Chernovil to introduce the he was always keen to follow the events in Qatar Moldovan Ambassador to Qatar Valeiu Tihonov. Qataris and residents in Qatar on the distinctive especially exhibitions due to his interest in the arts. The Peninsula facet of art in Ukraine. “Katara is working with different bodies in the state to enrich the art and culture scene by encour- aging cultural exchange making Katara a meeting place of international cultures and we are happy to perform this role,” he said. Ambassador Mykytenko said, “I am the first resident Ukrainian ambassador to Qatar and have been working since the opening of the embassy two years ago to strengthen the bilateral relations between Qatar and Ukraine especially in the cul- tural field.” Katara is one of the leading bodies in the field of culture in Qatar and it plays a major role through hosting various events to enrich the cultural scene and introducing cultural issues to the public, con- tributing to building bridges of communication and cultural dialogue between cultures and peoples, he said. “The exhibition is the first of its kind by a | TUESDAY 5 MAY 2015 | CAMPUS 03

otel rooms have been added benefit of being near home, booked by visiting friends with smaller classes and more atten- and families, celebratory tion from professors.” Hdinner plans at the best Palestinian student Dima Wahbeh restaurants in town have been made, stepped out of her comfort zone and the temperature is rising. That when she left her family and friends can only mean one thing: it’s gradua- in Bethlehem to attend her dream tion season in Doha, when hundreds university: a prestigious American of the best and brightest in Qatar will institution that wasn’t too far from be walking in commencement exer- home. “GU-Q was very different in cises to receive their diplomas, their that I was exposed to over 50 nation- ticket to a better and brighter future. alities on campus, something that I On Thursday, 19 men and 38 don’t find back home. All of these women will be receiving their diplo- nationalities in one place got along, mas from Georgetown University in unlike the situation back home, and Qatar (GU-Q). Twenty two of them are that really surprised me,” said the Qatari students, and Talal Al Nama, Culture and Politics major. She stud- Talal Al Nama Atul Menon a senior majoring in International ied international affairs, focusing on Politics, is one of them. His journey to culture and politics, and has plans to Georgetown began in his childhood, work in Ramallah with NGOs doing right here in Doha. “Forced to listen humanitarian work. “I want the work to Aljazeera on the radio every time experience to identify my strengths my dad picked me up from school, and weaknesses before I pursue a I hated the news. But then slowly I Master’s degree, and help people matured and began to understand while doing that.” about the events happening in the It’s in sports that she made her Middle East, and about the injustice biggest mark. She was captain of happening throughout the world.” the women’s basketball team in her sophomore, junior, and sen- ior years. Her Georgetown excellent lead- ership was rec- ognised with students prepare the MVP award from GU-Q three years in a for the next leap row, Athlete of Maram Al Dafa Dima Wahbeh the Year award two years in That realisation drew him to an a row, and the MVP of the League One of the highlights of his under- interest in studying politics. So after award from HBKU in her junior year. graduate career is participating in an a stint at Georgetown Pre-College Sports, she says, teaches students a Undergraduate Research Experience Summer (GPS), an inclusive pre- lot about life. “You win some, you lose Program (UREP) student project at paratory programme for local high some, it’s all about applying strate- GU-Q titled “Financial Education for school students in Qatar, Talal made gies. It’s OK to fail sometimes. It will Transnational Families” which pro- the decision to enroll. “I thought we’d teach you to appreciate the meaning duced several instructional video only study politics, but it’s not really of success.” training modules geared towards just about politics,” he discovered. Atul Menon grew up in Qatar, but giving migrant labourers practical “You have to understand history, the- almost missed out on attending an advice on maximizing their migrant ology, economics — I didn’t realise Education City university when he work experience. how important these other courses contemplated going to India for a com- The project was the winner of were to understanding politics.” merce degree. “But my dad saw in the Student Poster Presentations After graduation, he hopes to work the newspaper that a new major was Award, announced during Qatar in the government sector in Doha. being offered at GU-Q. He encour- Foundation’s Annual Research International Politics is also the aged me to give it a shot.” He did, and Conference. Atul was also named major of graduating Qatari student was accepted, majoring in his favorite one of only three students worldwide Haroon Yasin Maram Al Dafa, who spent the major- subject: International Economics. to receive the prestigious Palmer ity of her life abroad since her father Once enrolled, Georgetown intro- Award in September 2013, given Haroon, along with two other is a Qatari diplomat and served as duced him to topics of social justice. in collaboration with the US-based GU-Q students, developed an inno- ambassador of Qatar to a number “Georgetown in Qatar offered me LeaderShape Institute. vative project to create a school in a of countries. Politics for her is a fam- immense opportunities and support After high school, Haroon Yasin slum village in Islamabad, Pakistan, ily affair. But at Georgetown, she to work on issues that I was always attended an engineering college in where the curriculum and other forged her own unique path. “I didn’t deeply passionate about.” Dubai, but decided against engineer- school decisions are developed in imagine myself doing anything other He has interned at Silatech, ing and left. “I decided to pursue a cooperation with the village commu- than politics. So I applied at several taken several service learning trips law degree, and came to Georgetown nity. The Orenda Project, as it’s called, prestigious international universi- around the world to study economic because of their reputation. I majored was inspired by a previous project ties. When I weighed my options, development, political transition, in International Politics as a pre-law Haroon developed — Akhuwat-e- I decided to stay here in Doha. My and migration, and was inducted degree. Now, my main passion is Awam, a school that provided free sister attended Georgetown main into Alpha Sigma Nu honour soci- education.” Once he found his pas- education to impoverished children campus, and I knew I’d get the same ety, a prestigious recognition of his sion, he began making some pretty in Pakistan. “ great education here, but with the academic excellence and service. remarkable achievements. The Peninsula | TUESDAY 5 MAY 2015 | 04 CAMPUS / COMMUNITY

Felicitation ceremony

Newly appointed members of the Young Speakers Forum were felici- tated at Shantiniketan Indian School. The new leaders of the KG and Primary Wing were adorned with leadership badges by the Principal, Dr Subhash Nair. During the ceremony, teachers who exhibited exemplary skills in making their classrooms attractive and colourful were also awarded with certificates of appreciation by the Headmistress, Mehajabeen.

MES holds Investiture Ceremony

ES Indian School inducts its The newly elected Head Boy, Sparsh new school council official for Garg, led the oath taking ceremony, Mthe academic year 2015-16 in which reiterated the dedication and an investiture ceremony conducted at determination of the new student the CBSE I Auditorium of the school. council. The inductees include school appoint- The four House colours namely, ees and prefects, Club Secretaries, Blue, Green, Red and Yellow filled the Campus Care Force leaders, Scouts auditorium in a vivid performance by and Guides, Cubs and Bulbuls from all the Department of Physical Education the sections of the school. during the ceremony. Flags and banners K Abdul Karim, Senior Vice President, were wielded in perfectly synchronised MES School Governing Board and P coordination to the music and beat per- K Mohamed, General Secretary, MES formed by the school band. Governing Board, felicitated the school The Investiture ceremony also wit- council officials. nesses the release of the school News The student officials are: Yousuf Letter. Najeeb (Junior Head Boy), Onaisa A P Sasidharan, Principal, felicitated Rashid (Junior Head Girl), Sparsh all the newly elected student council Garg (Senior Head Boy), Pavithera officials. Vice Principals & Heads of Linkgendra (Senior Head Girl), Alan Sections, Head of Academic Inspection, Samuel Vino (Head Boy CBSE-i) and teachers, Parents and Students also Fathima Amana (Head Girl CBSE-i). attended the function. The Peninsula

‘Velicham’ learners meet to be held in Wakra

uran Learning School (QLS) event. The learners who completed all Doha, under the supervision the 20 modules of ‘Velicham-1’ and Qof Fanar, is organising a con- winners with 100 percent in all modules ference of ‘Velicham’ learners on May will be rewarded at the conference. The 8, at Wakra Indoor Stadium. ‘Velicham’ news was released in a press confer- is a Quran learning programme for the ence, called by the Steering Committee Keralites. It was introduced four years of ‘Velicham’ conference at Shalimar ago. On its successful completion, QLS Palace and was attended by the Chief has come up with a new programme Patron Mohamed Eisa, Chairman named ‘Velicham-2’, which will be Shamsudheen Olakara, ‘Velicham’ introduced at the conference. All India Chairman Dr Abdul Ahad Madani, Vice Islahi Movement General Secretary Chairman K U Abdul Latheef; Media Dr Hussain Madavoor, Noushad Wing Convener Mohamed Ali, QIIC Kakkavayal, T P Hussain Koya and General Secretary Abdul Ali Chalikkara. Mohamed Ali Farooqui will attend the The Peninsula IIS supports Nepali staff

Ideal Indian school made financial aid to four of its Nepali supporting staff whose families have been badly affected in the recent earthquake. School reached out with a special relief fund as well as the contribution collected from teaching faculty, which was handed over to the staff by Principal Syed Shoukath. School has also made necessary arrangement and support to the staff leaving for Nepal. The school is also collecting donations from the students to support the earthquake victims in Nepal. | TUESDAY 5 MAY 2015 | COMMUNITY 05 Filipino artists set to rock Doha

amous Filipino rock band Kamikazee and hip-hop artist Abra are set to rock Doha at a musical event dubbed “Fiesta de FPintura” (Music in Colours) on Friday, 7pm at Doha Marriott Hotel. Presented by Crest Events, the concert will feature a blend of lights, colors and live performances by Filipino rock icon Kamikazee and young talented hip-hop artist Abra along with high energy music provided by DJ Anya and DJ Rald. “Fiesta de Pintura” aims to recreate Abra Kamikazee the world’s famous “Life in Color” series of event that spread in USA and Latin America, the largest festival of electronic Zeppelin Tuyay on guitars, Jason "Puto" occasional actor. He is regarded as one captured the attention of numerous fans music with a party of paint and colors, Astete on bass and Allan "Bords" Burdeos of Philippine hip-hop's most promising and listeners. say organizers. on drums. The band’s style extends from emcees. His exceptional lyricism, exten- Tickets are priced QR 150 and QR250 Kamikazee is one of the most explosive laugh out loud to heartrending kind of sive vocabulary, ingenious literary tech- and can be bought online at www.q-tick- pop-rock band in the Philippines com- music. Each word expresses rare crea- nique, speed and lucidity of delivery, and ets.com. For ticket delivery call 74791818 posed of five members including Jay tivity and unique wit. fiery stage presence make him a force to / 55431766 / 70130368. Souvenir Fiesta Contreras as lead vocalist, Jomal Linao Raymond Abracosa, better known reckon with in the music industry. Clever shirts are also available for QR50. as second vocalist and on guitars, Led as Abra, is a Filipino hip-hop artist and in both Tagalog and English, Abra has The Peninsula

Watermelon Communications ties up with Soluzione Group

atermelon Communications, a home- and to get exposure in GCC print, electronic and digital grown marketing and communications media. We can also facilitate Business-to-Business agency, announced a strategic partner- and Government-to-Government relations in the UAE ship with Brescia-based PR, market- and Italy. As our long term objective, we can be the Wing and digital consultancy, Soluzione Group, a PRN intermediary for European and Italian business houses Network agency, to extend its reach to Italy and Europe looking forward to establish their presence in the UAE in general offering services to its existing and new targeting Dubai Expo 2020,” added Madhu. clients. Watermelon Communications currently has “For the period 2015 - 2018, Soluzione Group is offices in Doha, Dubai and Singapore. developing a real internationalization policy and the “We see a need to this partnership as a number of choice to work with the UAE and Gulf Countries is companies in this region have existing and potential based on the opportunities that this region offers Italian business interests in Italy and vice versa. Our tie-up companies and vice versa”, says Anna Pelucchi of is all the more important, as we are at the threshold be a benchmark for us to gear up for Expo 2020,” Soluzione Group. of Expo Milan 2015. Now, we can act as a gateway said Madhu Kuttat, Managing Director, Watermelon “We are sure this partnership will be an effective and to Italian and European companies aiming to enter Communications. strategic support to obtain significant results, visibility the GCC and Middle Eastern markets. Moreover, our “This alliance enables Watermelon to assist partici- and business reputation in their markets of interest”, involvement with participants at Expo Milan 2015 will pants in Milan Expo 2015 in exploring new ventures she added. The Peninsula

Malabar Gold & Diamonds launches ‘Everyday Diamonds’

alabar Gold & Diamonds has Diamonds comes with a IGI certification that unveiled ‘Everyday Diamonds’ — guarantees that every single diamond jewel- a huge collection of high quality lery you purchase is pure, responsibly sourced certified diamond jewellery rang- and manufactured. They also provide lifetime M maintenance and buyback guarantee for the ing from QR645 onwards and is available across their outlets in GCC. jewellery purchased from all their outlets. Their extensive collection of jewellery stud- The diverse and unique collection of ded with the most beautiful diamonds, ranges branded diamond jewellery at Malabar Gold from lightweight every day wear to heavy party & Diamonds includes Era – Uncut Diamond wear from around the world. Jewellery and Mine – Diamonds Unlimited. Each diamond from Malabar Gold & The Peninsula | TUESDAY 5 MAY 2015 | 06 RECIPE CONTEST

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Method: • 1 tbs olive oil To claim your prize call 44557837. First wash all the vegetables and cut into small pieces • 1 tbs dried oregano separately. • 1 tbs dried mint Chunky crunchy salad Add the fried noodles to the salad. Heat a pan and add olive oil, cumin seeds and curry • 2 garlic cloves - grated Add the dressing and toss the salad. leaves. Add all vegetables except cucumber and • Salt and pepper to tastes Ingredients: The salad is ready. Garnish with some spring onion tomatoes. • 4 cups of shredded vegetables greens and coarsely ground roasted peanuts. Add salt to taste and black paper powder. Mix it well Method: • 1 cup cabbage The healthy and tasty salad is ready to be served. for one minute only and place the salad in plate. Add To roast cherry tomatoes, pre-heat oven to 400 • 1 cup red cabbage Sheela small pieces of cucumber and baby tomatoes. Garnish degrees. Line baking pan with an even layer of toma- • 1 cup carrots Layered salad the plate with olive slices, coriander leaves and pome- toes and drizzle with olive oil, salt and pepper. Roast • 1 cup red capsicum granate seeds (optional). The healthy diet salad is ready for 30 minutes; let cool. • 1 cup green capsicum Ingredients: to serve. In a medium bowl, combine brown rice with toma- • 1 cup cucumber • 50g potato (boiled) Komal toes, chickpeas, cucumber, scallions, corn, feta and • ½ cup spring onions • 50g carrot olives. Stir in lemon juice, zest, olive oil, oregano, mint, • ½ bean sprouts • 4 eggs (boiled) Shahi fruit salad garlic, salt and pepper. Check for seasoning and adjust • 1/4 cup fried Hakka noodles • 50g chicken boiled (shredded) Ingredients: accordingly. • 2 tbsp roasted peanuts • 50g mayonnaise Dhaneshwari • 1 large apple For dressing • ¼ tsp black pepper • 2 large bananas Surprise orange salad • 1 tbsp extra virgin olive oil • 5 cups milk • 1 tbsp vinegar Method: • 1 cup condensed milk Ingredients: • 1-2 tbsp honey Cut potato, carrot and egg in cube shape. • 1 medium pomegranate (anar) • 2 oranges segmented • lime juice In a bowl first set layer of boiled potato, then chicken; • 8-10 almonds • 200g paneer (cottage cheese) cut into ½ inch cubes • 1/2 tsp red chili powder add some mayonnaise and sprinkle black pepper. Now layer eggs, mayonnaise, carrot and cover with • 10-12 pistachios • 1 large green capsicum cut into ½ inch cubes • salt to taste thin layer of mayonnaise. • 1/4 cup pomegranate Kernels (anar) Chill in fridge and turn over salad on plate and serve For dressing Method: Method: or serve as it is in the bowl. Heat milk in a thick-bottomed vessel and bring to a • 1 1/2 tbsp lemon juice To make the dressing: Mohammed Faisal boil. Reduce heat and allow to simmer till milk is reduced • 1 tbsp honey In a bowl, Add the extra virgin olive oil, honey / pow- to less than half. Remove from heat and allow to cool. • Salt to taste dered sugar, red chilli powder, salt to taste, vinegar and Healthy diet salad Combine reduced milk and condensed milk, stir and put • 3-4 black peppercorns crushed lime juice and whisk all the ingredients well for about to chill in the refrigerator. • 6-8 fresh basil leaves two minutes. Ingredients: Wash and cut apple into half inch sized cubes. Peel To make the salad: • 1 small bowl sprouted moong (green gram) and cut banana into half inch sized dices. Wash, cut into Method: Heat oil in a wok. • 1 small carrot, sections and remove pomegranate pearls. Slice almond Combine paneer, orange segments, cucumber, cap- Add the green and red capsicum, cabbage, carrots • 1 small beetroot and pistachios into thin slivers. sicum and pomegranate in a large bowl and chill in the and toss them for about 30 seconds and then turn off • 2 slice of raw/green papaya Combine all the above fruits and divide equally into refrigerator. the flame. • 50 gram broccoli small individual bowls. Top it with chilled milk and gar- Combine all the ingredients for the dressing in a small Add the cucumber, green onions and the green sprouts • ½ medium size capsicum nish with almond and pistachio slivers. Serve. bowl and stir to mix well. Add the dressing to the chilled and toss them in the hot wok. • 1 medium size bowl shredded green cabbage Fathima Zareena paneer and orange mixture, toss to mix well and serve. Put the salad in a bowl. • 1 Spring onion Jalal Akbar | TUESDAY 5 MAY 2015 | FOOD 07

BY MEGAN MCARDLE

don’t need to tell you that food has fashions. Remember when every restaurant with any ambition had a spinach salad with pecans, goat Icheese and some sort of onion shaving? That’s now passé even in its last refuge, the twee cafes of Rust Belt suburbs. Or when truffles seemed to sprout from menus like, er, mushrooms, only to disappear almost as quickly, presumably off to hibernate in some subterranean darkness? For the last five to 10 years, the most notable fashion has been for the complex, spicy and exotic. Foodies exchange worried tips for storing the “basic” spices now grown too numerous for any sort of conventional cupboard. Bitter supertasters exchange angry polem- ics on the snobs who don’t seem to realise that those of us with less blunted palates might not want every beverage well fortified with hops and an extra-strong helping of Angosturas. Those whose sensitive or age- ing gastrointestinal tracts cannot cope with all that glorious capsaicin sigh, and order the roasted chicken. Again. History is reaction and counterreaction. The pendu- lum is swinging back, and I detect a new movement afoot: KISS. Which means, yes: Keep it simple, stupid. And I like it. Last spring and summer, I found myself focusing on meals that were almost all vegetables, cooked with minimal spices. Zucchini sliced thin and roasted, Cooking simply sounds tossed with a little garlic and lemon, and possibly, if I was feeling extravagent, herbes de provence or parmesan. Corn cut off a fresh cob and parboiled for just a minute, then finished with brown butter or easy, but it is not cheap truffle oil. Fresh tomato sandwiches with homemade bread and ricotta. And our new household favour- ite: chicken roasted with Thomas Keller’s Epicurious. typical metropolitan area. in the food processor for 10 seconds with a clove of com recipe, above a pan filled with new potatoes, These recipes are often also quite labour-intensive. In garlic and a cube of Dorot frozen basil. Homemade frozen artichoke hearts and pearl onions. Without all spicy dishes, cooking time and lots of ingredients can ricotta is absurdly easy. the spices, you get the simple, perfect flavours of the substitute for prep work. Simplifying flavours means You can also improve the quality of your ingredients underlying ingredients. more prep work, since you can’t use processed stuff at least somewhat. My favourite discovery this year was There is, however, a problem with this sort of cook- from the supermarket, and precision cooking. That dry-aging a rib roast at home and then cutting it into ing: When you have only a few ingredients, they often corn dish above isn’t terribly difficult, but you do need steaks, using Umai Dry’s new consumer system, which must be really good. Cooking this way with tomatoes to shuck all those ears, then slice the kernels off, then is basically some special bags and a vacuum sealer and corn off the supermarket shelf is bound to be fairly make brown butter while watching it intently to ensure that let you age in your refrigerator. Though I gave disappointing. it doesn’t go from “brown” to “carbonised,” then boil up on vacuum-sealing the bags, using the water dis- It’s no accident that certain sorts of food move- the kernels for exactly a minute in salted water, then placement method instead, after 28 days our Costco ments, like “eat local” and “eat simple,” tend to start fish them out with a strainer, and plop them into the rib roast had turned into tender, amazingly flavourful and thrive on the West Coast. If you’re living next pan with the brown butter ... and a lot of you thought steaks that I’d estimate as better than 90 percent of door to California’s abundant, incredible produce, it’s “sheesh, never mind” sometime around Step 3. the way there to a piece of meat at a top-notch steak easy to say that everyone ought to eat fresh local Moreover, unlike spicy ragouts or casseroles, all this place like David Burke’s Primehouse — at a total cost, produce rather than some processed or imported prep has to be done shortly before you eat, meaning for all 12 steaks, less than taking one of us to David version. Elsewhere, however, it’s available in only a there’s no lounging around with the guests in the living Burke’s for some cocktails and dinner. narrow annual window — and if you don’t have the room during cocktail hour. Or arriving home from work So if you want to bring a little more simplicity into income to shop at a farmer’s market, or nearby land half an hour before serving dinner. your cooking, you probably can. Nonetheless, I’d where you can shop at farm stands or grow your Some recipes that work just fine with supermarket guess that this won’t become a lifestyle for more than own, it functionally isn’t available at all. Buying lots of substitutes and less-bothersome-than-you’d-think a narrow elite. For the cash and time-constrained con- spices isn’t cheap, but it’s a lot cheaper than trying prep. That tomato sandwich can be made with a no- sumer, the new simplicity is just too complicated. to feed a family of four on farm-fresh produce in a knead bread recipe and grape tomatoes whirled around BLOOMBERG | TUESDAY 5 MAY 2015 | 08 FASHION / BEAUTY Fitness fashionistas strut their stuff in studios, on the streets

BY DORENE INTERNICOLA or a cyclist’s tight pants.” “They make the legs look good, and to get right. Helena Cawley, chief executive of that translated into the rest of wardrobe, “If a T-shirt is off a half an inch (1.3 orget that ratty T-shirt. Workout SWEATSTYLE, a personalized shop- into slimming fitness tops that, while centimeters) it doesn’t’ matter, but clothes have gone high-tech ping startup for active wear, said yoga they’re close to body, can work for you,” because it’s a form-fitting garment and fashion forward. Trendy fit- pants are the new denim. she said. active wear has to be precise,” she said. ness studios, slimming fabrics “Look out the window at how many The use of compression materials in Vegan leather and animal prints, andF social media have come together people are wearing their workout gear mainstream fitness clothing, previously which are trending now, are really fun, to tailor a generation of workout clothes to run errands, pick up kids, lunch with favored mostly by professional athletes, LaRue said, adding that good fabric that are stylish, workout-specific and friends,” she said. furthered the trend. has a four-way stretch and designs that versatile enough to go from exercise to Cawley, who also runs the Uplift fit- “The cut has been worked and re- move along anatomical planes. errands without breaking a sweat. ness studio in New York City, got into worked to smooth the stomach area, Cawley believes the men’s market Miami-based fitness instructor fashion after noticing that her clients eliminate muffin tops,” Cawley said, could be the next growth area and tar- Jessica Smith credits social media were drawn to more fashionable work- and new materials minimize sweat and get for active wear, although men are with creating a generation that wears out clothes. body odor. not as particular about appearance. its workout on its modish sleeve. She said leggings, ubiquitous on and Exercise physiologist turned fashion “They don’t care as much about “Before we weren’t taking selfies at off the streets, were probably the first designer Linda LaRue, who started fashion as performance,” she said, “as the gym,” Smith said. “Now it’s a badge thing to catch the eye of the active wear, American Fitness Couture two years long as pieces fit well, feel good, last of honor to wear a crossfitter wrist band or athleisure, crowd. ago, said active wear is a hard niche long and don’t stink.” REUTERS | TUESDAY 5 MAY 2015 | HEALTH & FITNESS 09

Cardio exercises can prevent Advances that changed severe asthma attacks the medical world odern medicine can do truly amazing things. It’s now possible to Mtransplant organs, operate on unborn children and use stem cell therapy to cure diseases. Yet only a relatively short time ago - just a simultaneously working on the heart and few centuries — that medicine was very basic. Here we look at some lungs to stabilize asthmatic patients. of the greatest medical breakthroughs in history. “It has been found that those patient X-ray, How was it discovered? who regularly do cardio exercises are able It is thought that German physicist, Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen, discovered to reduce respiratory problems caused by x-rays by accident in 1895. Röntgen was experimenting with a cathode ray asthma,” Vikas Maurya, head of the depart- tube — a device that accelerates and deflects electrons onto a screen to ment of respiratory medicine, interventional create images – and took an image of his wife’s hand. The image, which pulmonology, allergy and sleep disorders at showed the bones of her hand but no flesh, was the first x-ray as we now BLK hospital, said. know it. Röntgen was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1901 for his discovery. Emphasising that cardio-exercise requires What does it do? a lot muscle movement and raises the heart X-rays allow doctors to see through a person’s skin and inside rate to at least 50 percent, Maurya said some their body. This allows them to accurately diagnose health issues, for of the benefits include decreased blood pres- example, broken or fractured bones. sure, increased good cholesterol, decreased What was medicine like before? body fat, improved blood flow to the active Prior to the discovery of x-rays, doctors would have much less infor- muscles and helps to increase the heart and mation on which to base a diagnosis, and subsequently, diagnoses ife had been slowly going downhill lung function. “As it improves lung function, would more likely be incorrect. for 36-year-old car mechanic Cyril it is beneficial for asthma patients,” he said. Insulin, How was it discovered? Joseph ever since he was diagnosed According to the World Health Organisation In 1921, scientists Frederick Banting, John Macleod, George Best Lwith ashtma five years ago. Inhaling (WHO) there are 235 million people currently and Bertram Collip isolated the hormone insulin and purified it so that toxic exhaust fumes all day long was an occu- suffering from asthma around the world. India it could be artificially given to people. It is believed that the following pational hazard he couldn’t prevent while the has an estimated 15-20 million asthmatics year, 14-year-old Leonard Thomson was the first person to receive expensive medication hardly provided any and 15 percent of them die every year. insulin artificially to treat a diabetic coma. relief and instead burnt a hole in his pocket. Therefore, health experts suggest that What does it do? However, it was in late 2014 when Joseph the best cardio exercises for asthmatics Insulin is a hormone that enables the body’s cells to absorb glucose got a rude awakening about his deteriorating include walking, biking, swimming, jogging (sugar) from the blood. When the body fails to produce or utilize insulin, health condition as a severe asthma attack and aerobics, while several researches are it cannot control the levels of sugar in the blood, potentially leading resulted in pushed him into respiratory and going on around the world to incorporate to a diabetic coma. cardiac arrest. After a miraculous survival, the more exercises. What was medicine like before? father of two decided to shake things up and However, as it’s not easy for an asthmatic Today, diabetics can be treated with insulin injections and lead paddle his way to fitness — literally. to undertake physical activities, Deepak normal lives. Yet prior to the medical use of insulin, diabetes was “On that fateful night, I saw death staring at Khurana, director, cardiothoracic and vas- considered a terminal disease as there was no solution to controlling my face. I promised myself that if I survived, cular surgery at Rockland group of hospitals, the body’s blood sugar levels. I will transform my life for my two children,” said that the success rate of cardio-workouts Anaesthesia, How was it discovered? an emotional Joseph said. depends on the “exercise tolerance” in asth- By the mid-1850s, both ether and chloroform were being used regu- In the wake of the cardiac arrest, the doc- matic patients which is related to the patient’s larly as methods of surgical anesthesia. Chloroform, introduced in 1847 tors found that Joseph’s respiratory and lung function capacity. by James Simpson, Professor of Obstetrics in Edinburgh, emerged as cardiac system had grown extremely weak “Patients who are diagnosed early or the more viable form, as it took action faster and was non-flammable. over the years and medication alone wouldn’t at a young age benefit more as they have What does it do? help. That’s when Joseph was adviced to improved lung function, reduced respiratory Anaesthetic agents produce a loss of sensation and feeling in the start a workout that included cycling, jogging, symptoms, and the threshold of exercise at body by suppressing responses from the nervous system to the brain. walking, swimming and the like. which patient feels breathless is increased. The loss of feeling can be either local (in only one body part) or general Joseph immediately decided to ride a cycle “At a later stage patients are usually out of (the entire body, rendering the person unconscious). to work from home, a distance of about 8km, shape, they have less muscle mass and also What was medicine like before? in addition to joining cardio classes near his asthma usually has had progressed to a higher Before the introduction of anaesthesia, medical procedures were often home on alternate days. He also tries his best stage requiring large number and increased incredibly painful, with many patients dying from post-operative shock. to avoid fumes as much as possible.“Today, doses of medications,” Khurana said. Patients undergoing surgical procedures would be held down, or tied I am much fitter and the frequent asthma Emphaising that patients should be coun- to a table, and would feel each incision and action. The introduction of attacks have reduced considerably,” he said. seled before suggesting exercises, he said anaesthesia meant surgeons could take more time over their procedures Even though asthma has no cure, health they should be told to gradually increase the – as patients were not in pain – and access areas deep within the abdo- experts said that globally, attempts are level and not instantly start with heavy activi- men and chest. being made to improve cardiac fitness by ties. IANS Contributed by Hamad Medical Corporation. | TUESDAY 5 MAY 2015 | 10 HOLLYWOOD

BY BRENT LANG

vengers: Age of Ultron scored the second- biggest domestic opening in history this weekend, kicking off summer blockbuster Aseason with a mammoth $187.7m debut. Globally, the film is a juggernaut, pulling in an estimated $627m in 12 days of release. At that pace, Avengers: Age of Ultron should pass $1bn, particularly after it opens in China on May 12. One record remained tantalisingly out of grasp for Captain America, Iron Man and company, however. Going into the weekend many analysts predicted that Avengers: Age of Ultron would top the $207.4m haul posted in 2012 by the first film in the super-team series. That box office high-water mark will stand... at least until Star Wars: The Force Awakens lands in theatres this Christmas. Part of the issue may have been weaker reviews than the first Avengers film, as well as competition from the NBA playoffs, the Kentucky Derby and the hotly anticipated boxing match between Floyd Mayweather Jr and Manny Pacquiao. The Avengers: Age of Ultron results are still an aston- ishing feat and a testament to the powerful sway that Disney and Marvel have over moviegoers around the world. The three biggest North American debuts in his- tory are now all Marvel movies, with Avengers: Age of Ultron displacing Iron Man 3 and its $174.1m opening from its runner-up perch on the all-time list. “It would be a shame to see headlines saying Avengers scores Avengers 2 fails by not setting opening weekend records,” said Phil Contrino, vice-president and chief analyst at BoxOffice.com. “This is still a massive second biggest debut, but there’s something about the movie indus- try where people feel every weekend should set a new record.” Roughly $18m of Avengers” opening weekend loot opening with $187.7m came from 364 Imax screens, while premium large format screens scored a record $13.5m haul. The film played broadly across demographic categories. Roughly 59 percent of the audience was male, 41 perc- bringing its stateside plunder to $330.5m. The action by the Mother’s Day weekend. Fox Searchlight used net was 25 years and older, 12 percent were teenagers sequel is now the fourth highest-grossing film of all the same weekend last year to launch Belle, another and 22 percent were families. Avengers: Age of Ultron time on a worldwide basis with $1.4bn in tickets sold. art house film pegged at older, affluent female crowds. carries $250m in production costs and screened in Fourth place went to Sony’s Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 “It’s a classic, beautifully shot period piece and we 4,276 North American locations. at roughly $5.4m, bringing its domestic score to $51m, feel that it’s a film that will work perfectly for Mother’s Earth’s Mightiest Heroes didn’t leave much left while DreamWorks Animation’s Home came in fifth with Day,” said Frank Rodriguez, senior vice president of over for other films in the marketplace. A vast chasm $3.3m pushing its total to $158.1m. distribution at Fox Searchlight. exists between the first and second place finishers on In limited release, Fox Searchlight’s Far From the The overall box office topped out at $227m thanks the domestic charts, with Age of Adaline clocking in Madding Crowd grossed $172,000 from five markets largely to the costumed heroes. That represented a behind Avengers: Age of Ultron with $6.3m, bringing over in its opening weekend for a per screen average of sizable 47.3 percent increase over the same weekend Lionsgate’s romantic fantasy’s total to $23.4m. $17,200. The indie label will add 19 new markets next last year when The Amazing Spider-Man 2 bowed to Universal’s Furious 7 nabbed third place with $6.1m, weekend and plans to get to approximately 95 theatres $91.6m. REUTERS

Modesty attracts Chris Evans Lawrence has so much pressure: ctor Chris Evans, who attractive,” he added. omedian Rebel Wilson thinks actress Jennifer plays an unromantic Previously called “A Many Rebel Wilson Lawrence has “so much pressure” to deal with Ascriptwriter in his forth- Splintered Thing”, “Playing It Cfollowing the scandal which saw her nude coming film “Playing It Cool”, Cool” revolves around Evans’ photographs leaked online. Wilson has admitted she says he wants an “emotional” character - a scriptwriter who is wouldn’t want the life that Lawrance has as she has life partner in real life. forced to pen down a romantic had to endure “a lot of scandals”, reports femalefirst. “My perfect girl is someone script which for him is quite a co.uk. “We are both really candid, which I think is a who gets emotional about task becase he is a non-love good thing, but the problem is, not many people are babies and puppies. I have believer until he meets Michelle like that in this town,” The Guardian Weekend maga- met some incredibly cool Monaghan’s character and set- zine quoted Wilson as saying. women who are tough but the tles down with her despite of “But I wouldn’t want to be in her position. She’s women you marry should have all odds. had so much pressure, a lot of scandals,” she added. a really soft side,” Evans said in “Playing It Cool”, which also Wilson, 29, also shared that Lawrence took some a statement. stars Aubrey Plaza and Anthony of the images - which were hacked from her iCloud “On the flip side, I find gen- Mackie, will be released by PVR account last year - to “embarrass” her friends. uine humility and modesty Pictures in India on May 8. Agencies | TUESDAY 5 MAY 2015 | ENTERTAINMENT 11

Irrfan Khan at My degree didn’t pay in the P&G Shiksha school in Delhi. acting career: Irrfan Khan

BY NIVEDITA I respect that. They want to see where Heart, Life of Pi and The Amazing “I don’t disrespect that (tags), but nei- their interest lies and then they think of Spider-Man, Irrfan has managed ther do I take them seriously. These tags rrfan Khan, who has always cho- deciding their career. That’s very good,” to make space in the west. He has are the definitions given by my fans or sen to tread the unbeaten path in he added. also landed a role in “Inferno”, where media, but I go away from such defini- Hindi filmdom, believes in “whole- The actor was in the capital to visit he will soon share screen space tions as I feel it limits people. The only Isome” education, but says his a P&G Shiksha school for the brand’s with Tom Hanks. achievement for me is when people own graduation degree turned out to CSR initiative. During an interactive ses- Often, he is tagged as Bollywood’s recognise me and call my name with be “useless” for his career as an actor. sion with the children, he shared some export to Hollywood. But he laughs it pride,” he said. Some of Bollywood’s leading actors of his childhood memories and empha- off. IANS have made it big with their talent despite sised on the importance of education not having completed their education. for a better future. Irrfan feels it’s always good when people Education to him means “to broaden follow their interest rather than chasing your mind and not to put it in a cage”. Mary Kom a piece of my the ‘formula’ of completing education “There is a different system of educa- first and then stepping into the field they tion in India and I feel that it should be heart, says Priyanka desire. wholesome. Children have to under- During a chat at a school here, Irrfan stand things according to their age... said: “If you have done your schooling Sometimes education becomes a cage ctress Priyanka and if your kids decide to go for their for many kids,” added Irrfan, who is Chopra says her passion (acting), it’s their choice. You married to Sutapa Sikdar and has two film Mary Kom is can’t force such things (further studies) sons — Babil and Aryan. piece of her heart On the film front, he is geared up for A on your kids. You can’t have the formula and she thanks friends of doing graduation first and then MBA his next release Piku, where he is shar- and family for making it a and then come to acting (or whatever ing screen for the first time with megas- successful venture. Mary their passion is).” tar Amitabh Bachchan and Deepika Kom won the Best Popular Citing his own example, the Slumdog Padukone. Film at the 62nd National Millionaire actor, who is a father of two Many actors in tinsel town wish for Film Awards presented by in real life, recollected how “my mother’s a long and successful career like the President Pranab Mukherjee only condition was ‘Tu graduate hoja, fir Big B, but Irrfan finds it “hypothetical”. on Sunday. The actress took jo karna hai kar lena’ (finish your gradu- “I don’t know what I will feel or to her micro-blogging web- ation first and then do whatever you do after five years. There is no way site Twitter to share the news feel like)”. I can decide about the future. I take and calling the film “a piece “But for me, that is (turned out to be) life as it comes. I want to enjoy life... of my heart”. useless. It didn’t pay me at all,” said the whatever I may do, but yes, I want to “It’s so gratifying when 48-year-old actor. be engaged to my interests always,” something u worked so hard “Our kids today have become much added the National Award-winning on is acknowledged... Thank u to the national awards for MaryKom .. A piece smarter. When you ask them that ‘What actor, who is also a popular face of my heart,” Priyanka tweeted. The Fashion actress also thanked the cast, do you want to do’, they say that they internationally courtesy his Hollywood crew and the production unit of the film Mary Kom on Twitter. will decide when they are in eleventh or projects. In the title role of the biopic of real-life boxing champion M C Mary Kom, twelfth standard. I feel that’s good and Through The Namesake, A Mighty Priyanka played a fearless woman who becomes an icon through her deter- mined pursuit of sporting excellence. | TUESDAY 5 MAY 2015 | 12 COMICS & MORE

BABY BLUES

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ANSWER, APPLAUSE, AUDIENCE, BUZZER, CHALLENGER, CHAMPION, CHOICE, COMPETITOR, CONTESTANT, GUESS, HOST, KNOWLEDGE, MEMORY, PARTICIPANT, PLAYER, POINTS, PRESSURE, PRIZE, QUESTION, QUIZ, RECALL, RESPONSE, RIGHT, RIVAL, SCORE, SHOW, SPEED, SUBJECT, THEME, TIME, TOPIC, TRIVIA, VICTOR, WINNER, WRONG. | TUESDAY 5 MAY 2015 | CROSSWORDS 13

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HYPER SUDOKU How to play Kakuro: KAKURO The kakuro grid, unlike in sudoku, can be of any size. It has rows and columns, and dark cells like in a crossword. And, just like in a crossword, some of the dark cells will contain numbers. Some cells will contain two numbers. However, in a crossword the numbers reference clues. In a kakuro, the numbers are all you get! They denote the total of the digits in the row or column referenced by the number. Within each collection of cells - called a run - any of the numbers 1 to 9 may be used but, like sudoku, each number may only be used once.

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How to play Hyper Sudoku: EASY SUDOKU A Hyper Sudoku Puzzle is solved by filling the numbers from 1 to 9 into the blank cells. A Hyper Sudoku has unlike Sudoku 13 regions (four regions overlap with the nine standard regions). In all regions the numbers from 1 to 9 can appear only once. Otherwise, a ANSWERYESTERDAY’S a Hyper Sudoku is solved Easy Sudoku Puzzles: Place a digit like a normal Sudoku. a from 1 to 9 in each empty cell so YESTERDAY’S ANSWER every row, every column and every 3x3 box contains all the digits 1 to 9. | TUESDAY 5 MAY 2015 | 14 CINEMA

NOVO LEMON TREE PASSAGE SCREEN 1 She’s Funny That Way (2D/Comedy) A couple of Australians introduce three American 10:20am, 12:20, 2:20, 4:20, 6:20, 8:20, 10:20pm & 12:20am backpackers to the local legend of Lemon Tree SCREEN 2 Avengers: Age of Ultron (2D/Action) Passage where a ghost of a motorcyclist warns 12:00noon, 3:00, 6:00, 9:00pm & 12:00midnight SCREEN 3 Avengers: Age of Ultron (2D/Action) 2:00, 5:00, 8:00 & young drivers to slow down. 11:00pm Barely Lethal (2D/Action) 10:00am & 12:00noon Directors: David Campbell SCREEN 4 Home (2D/Animation) 10:10am & 12:10pm Barely Lethal (2D/ Writers: Erica Brien, David Campbell Action) 4:10 & 8:10pm Tracers (2D/Action) 2:10, 6:10, 10:10pm & 12:10am Stars: Jessica Tovey, Nicholas Gunn, Pippa Black SCREEN 5 Lemon Tree Passage (2D/Horror) 11:30am & 3:45pm Fast & Furious 7 (2D/Action) 1:00, 5:45, 8:30 & 11:15pm SCREEN 6 May In The Summer (2D/Comedy) 10:50am, 2:50 & 7:00pm Lemon Tree Passage (2D/Horror) 12:50, 5:0, 9:000 & 11:00pm SCREEN 7 Big Game (2D/Action) 10:40am, 2:40, 7:00 & 11:30pm VILLAGGIO & CITY CENTER Qitt Wa Far (2D/) 12:40, 4:50 & 9:10pm SCREEN 8 Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 (2D/Action) 11:30am, 1:30, 3:40, 5:40, 7:40, 9:40 & 11:40pm SCREEN 9 Avengers: Age of Ultron (IMAX 3D/Action) 10:20am, 1:10, 4:00, 6:50, 9:40pm & 12:30am SCREEN 10 Avengers: Age of Ultron (2D/Action) 11:30am, 2:30, 5:30, 8:30 & 11:30pm MALL

SCREEN 1 Avengers: Age of Ultron (2D/Action) 2:30 & 6:45pm Qitt We Far (2D/Arabic) 5:00pm She’s Funny That Way (2D/Comedy) 9:15pm Gabbar Is Back (2D/Hindi) 11:00pm SCREEN 2 Uttama Villain (Tamil) 2:15pm Home (2D/Animation) 5:00pm She’s Funny That Way (2D/Comedy) 6:45pm Oru Vadakkan Selfie (2D/Malayalam) 8:30pm Avengers: Age of Ultron (2D/Action) 11:00pm SCREEN 3 May In The Summer (2D/Comedy) 3:00pm Avengers: Age of Ultron (2D/Action) 5:00 & 9:00pm Lemon Tree Passage (2D/Horror) 7:30 & 11:30pm LANDMARK SCREEN 1 Uttama Villain (Tamil) 2:00pm She’s Funny That Way (2D/Comedy) 5:00pm Qitt We Far (2D/Arabic) 6:45pm Oru Vadakkan Selfie (2D/Malayalam) 8:30pm Avengers: Age of Ultron (2D/Action) 11:00pm SCREEN 2 May In The Summer (2D/Comedy) 3:00pm Avengers: Age of Ultron (2D/Action) 5:00 & 9:00pm Lemon Tree Passage (2D/Horror) 7:30 & 11:30pm SCREEN 3 Uttama Villain (Tamil) 2:00 & 10:30pm Home (2D/Animation) 5:00pm Avengers: Age of Ultron (2D/Action) 6:30pm She’s Funny That Way (2D/Comedy) 9:00pm ROYAL PLAZA

SCREEN 1 Avengers: Age of Ultron (2D/Action) 3:00. 5:30, 8:15 & 11:00pm SCREEN 2 Fast & Furious 7 (2D/Action) 2:30pm Gabbar Is Back (2D/Hindi) 4:45 & 11:00pm Avengers: Age of Ultron (2D/Action) 7:00pm Lemon Tree Passage (2D/Horror) 9:30pm SCREEN 3 She’s Funny That Way (2D/Comedy) 2:30 & 7:45pm Home (2D/Animation) 4:15pm May In The Summer (2D/Comedy) 6:00pm Qitt We Far (2D/Arabic) 9:30pm Lemon Tree Passage (2D/Horror) 11:30pm ASIAN TOWN SCREEN 1 Oru Vadakkan Selfie (2D/Malayalam) 4:30 & 10:15pm Uttama Villain (Tamil) 7:00pm SCREEN 2 Uttama Villain (Tamil) 4:00 & 9:45pm Oru Vadakkan Selfie (2D/Malayalam) 7:15pm | TUESDAY 5 MAY 2015 | DOHA EVENTS 15

Project Rainbow MFA & BFA Qatar Park Exhibitions 2015

4-7 May Until 16 May Till 5 May Venue: Qatar National Venue: 1 & 18 La Croisette, Porto Arabia Venue: Virginia Commonwealth Convention Center – The Pearl-Qatar University Admission: Free Venue: Free Admission: Free Time: 10:00-20.00 Sonja Park In 2014, 2,100 companies from 47 The VCUQatar BFA & MFA Exhibition Concert countries exhibited at the show. Even Join with your children for a fun family is a celebration of the creative more companies are expected in 2015. activity “Rainbow Park” at The Pearl- achievements of graduating students Project Qatar provides a platform to Qatar, where children will consider art as and provides the opportunity to view the latest equipment and services the art of lifestyle and culture by playing preview Qatar’s emerging talent in 06 May from the construction industry, develop and being creative with unharmful the fields of graphic, fashion & interior Venue: Sarab Lounge, international relationships and generate colored sand and enabling them to build design, painting & printmaking, and St. Regis Doha new business opportunities. and create different shapes. design studies. Adission: QR190, QR290 & QR395 Time: 19:00-21:00

Marvellous Disney On Ice: 555 Exhibition In her third series of concerts, Creatures: Princesses At The Fire award-winning pianist and Steinway Animal Fables In And Heroes Station artist Sonja Park will delight the Islamic Art audience with masterpieces from Scarlatti, Beethoven, Glazunov, Tchaikovsky and Piazzolla. Park will be accompanied by Hassan Until 11 July 27-30 May Till June 15 Fire Station: Artists In Residence Moataz, a talented, Egyptian cellist. Venue: Museum Of Islamic Art Venue: Qatar National Convention Center Venue: 10:30 to 17:00 (Closed on Visit stregisdoha.com/closeup for Admission: Free Adission: Tickets Required Time: Time: 27 May: 19:00, 28 May: 15:30; Tuesdays) more information. This exhibition focuses on 19:30, 29 May 15:00; 19:00, 30 May: Admission: Free the real and mythical animals 11:00; 15:00; 19:00 that feature in the legends, The exhibition pays homage to “The Art tales, and fables of the Islamic High-flying jumps, daring acrobatics, Center”, the very first artist in residence breathtaking skating and lovable Disney initiative that took place in Doha in the world. Divided into the natural Ismael Azzam: quadrants of earth, air, fire, friends. Show Timings: 27 May: 19:00 early 1990’s and which ran for a decade. and water, these marvellous 28 May: 15:30; 19:30 29 May 15:00; The name 555 is a play on the number For Them - creatures serve as the 19:00 30 May: 11:00; 15:00; 19:00. For 555 which residents used to dial to Exhibition introductions and bridges for the ticket information visit: https://tickets. contact the Fire Station, paying tribute stories in which they feature. virginmegastore.me to the Civil Defense for their years of service to the people of Qatar. UNTIL 31 AUGUST VENUE: Qatar Museums Gallery Katara IN FOCUS ADMISSION: Free by Rafeek Thamarayoor The exhibition will showcase Ismael Azzam’s distinctive portraits of painters and sculptors who have made a significant contribution to Arab Art, with the entire body of work created exclusively for this show. Ismail is of Iraqi origin, and moved to Doha in 1996.

Wael Shawky Comes To Doha

Until 16 August Venue: Mathaf: Arab Museum Of Modern Art, Ground Floor Galleries Admission: Free Time: 11:00 - 18:00 (Monday closed)

Wael Shawky produces film series based on literature and historical narratives, using a visual language that mixes fictional storytelling and documentary styles. The exhibition presents two newly completed film trilogies, each inspired by stories and scripts of literature; Cabaret Crusades (2010-2014) and Al Araba Al Madfuna (2012-2015). Pink powder puff flowers in Wakra Send your photos to [email protected]. Please mention where the photo was taken. Park. Send your event details to [email protected]