MONDAY 18 MARCH 2013 • [email protected] • www.thepeninsulaqatar.com • 4455 7741 inside Documentary CAMPUS lays bare • CNA-Q to hold Annual Education wrongful & Career Expo conviction P | 4 P | 8-9 FASHION • Tahiliani paints ramp with bold colours
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HEALTH • Distracted eaters likely to take in more calories
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TECHNOLOGY • Roku 3 remedies problems of smart TVs School students • Apps of the Day P | 12 sweat it out LEARN ARABIC • Learn commonly Fifteen middle schools took part in used Arabic words The Challenge, WCMC-Q’s health and and their meanings physical fitness contest for schools. P | 2-3 P | 13 2 PLUS | MONDAY 18 MARCH 2013 COVER STORY The Challenge inspires young students to adopt healthy lifestyle
ifteen middle schools united The Minister of Public Health and when they took part in The Secretary General of the Supreme Challenge – Weill Cornell Council of Health (SCH) H E Abdullah FMedical College in Qatar’s bin Khalid Al Qahtani said that the (WCMC-Q) health and physical fit- SCH has fully and actively supported ness contest for schools. the Your Health First (YHF) aware- The Challenge was part of WCMC- ness campaign since it was launched in Q’s Sahtak Awalan: Your Health First June 2012 as it significantly contributes campaign, which was launched in June to achieving Qatar’s National Health 2012 and aims to interact with Qatar’s Strategy (NHS) 2011-2016, which aims community and inspire them to lead to enhance the wellness of the people healthy lives. of Qatar and includes amongst its sev- The participating schools, which eral goals healthy lifestyles. were selected by the Supreme “The five-year YHF campaign Education Council, each fielded a primarily aims to educate both the team of ten students who then par- Qatari and expatriate communities ticipated in a series of fun and educa- about healthy lifestyles, especially tional games in front of an audience of among the generation of the future. their friends, families and high-profile The Challenge, WCMC-Q’s health guests. The students also held an exhi- and sports contest for schools, basi- bition in which posters they had cre- cally aims to encourage school children Pics: Kammutty VP ated on the theme of healthy eating and youth to opt for healthy lifestyles, were displayed. Topics included smok- and this is extremely important for ing, healthy eating and road safety. the sustainable development of this In all, nearly 200 posters were on nation,” he added. display at the exhibition and were The minister also applauded the judged by members of WCMC-Q’s partnership and cooperation between faculty and the Supreme Council of private and public sectors in Qatar, as Health. Hamada Al Sayed Ghazi, of embodied in the YHF initiative for the Hamza Bin Abdul Muttalib School, benefit of the community. was awarded first place and an iPad for “We are confident that the well- his poster on the dangers of smoking. rounded YHF campaign will eventu- Dana Hassan Badar, of Al Bayan Girls ally contribute to promoting health Preparatory School, came second and awareness among Qataris and expa- Jihad Al Idrissi, of English Modern triates, in line with the SCH’s strategy School, third. They both received iPad to build a healthy and well-educated Minis. generation that advances sustainable The goal of The Challenge was to development in Qatar, in keeping with inspire young people and their families Qatar National Vision 2030 which to embrace the opportunity to learn rests on several pillars, one of which more about living a healthy lifestyle, is the pursuit of human development so building a strong and healthy future for a sustainable, prosperous society,” generation. he concluded. PLUS | MONDAY 18 MARCH 2013 3
Minister with winners.
Dr Javaid Sheikh, Dean of The eventual winners in be the same next year. Everything has WCMC-Q, said: “This has truly been the boys’ event were AbuBakr been wonderful and all of our students an inspiring event. The Challenge Assedeeq Preparatory School while played really well to take first place.” has always been about educating our International School of Choueifat Members of the winning teams young people and their families about were crowned champions in the girls’ received medals while all participants the facts pertaining to a healthy life- class. Each member of the winning received a certificate of appreciation. style, but doing so in an enjoyable way. teams received iPad minis courtesy of Parents and other spectators were Today there has been lots of laughter, The Challenge will Vodafone Qatar. able to test their own fitness with lots of fun and lots of exercise but I Lycee Bonaparte and Abu Obaida equipment able to show them how believe that every one of the students now become an School came second and third in the fast they can run or how far they can taking part has also learned a little boys’ event while Lycee Bonaparte and kick a football. The aim was to encour- more about the importance of staying annual event in Cambridge School came second and age them to take measures to improve healthy. I hope very much that this Qatar’s academic third in the girls’ category. their lifestyles. message will spread across Qatar so we Dana Inaty, of the International The Challenge will now become an can help create a healthy population calendar and School of Chouiefat, said: “In the annual event in Qatar’s academic cal- able to contribute in the future to a rehearsals we didn’t think we were endar and next year it is expected that knowledge-based economy.” next year it is going to win but we always had our even more schools will participate. “The Challenge is truly an innova- expected that even hopes up and in the end we came as a The Your Health First campaign tive component of the Your Health team and won as a team.” aims to educate both the Qatari and First campaign as the event instills more schools will Ahmad Rimi and Nabil Kordy, expatriate communities so that they in all participating students the the coaches for AbuBakr Assedeeq can make informed, healthy, lifestyle importance of living a healthy life- participate. Preparatory School, said: “It was a choices. style,” said Abdulrahman Abdulla Al very exciting day and we hope it will The Peninsula Obaidly, Acting Manager for Public Relations and Communications of in promoting a healthy lifestyle among Qatar Petroleum. friends and family,’’ said Mohamed Al Stephen A Kelly, President and Sadah, Chief Administration Officer at General Manager of Oxy Qatar said, Vodafone Qatar “Promoting healthy lifestyles is a com- The Challenge was held at the pany priority for Oxy Qatar, and one Aspire Dome. The physical fitness that we are particularly proud to sup- event saw lots of competitive action port through the Sahtak Awalan cam- as the teams raced against each other paign. The Challenge exemplified this in a series of activities. Many of these joint commitment by providing a fun involved dressing up in costumes that and interactive environment where are related to science and healthy students and their families could learn lifestyles. about healthy lifestyle choices.” The schools took part in The Bart Cahir, President and General Challenge were: Omar Bin Khattab Manager of ExxonMobil Qatar, said: Preparatory, Lebanese School, English “ExxonMobil is proud to work with Modern School, International School the Supreme Education Council and of Choueifat, Al Yarmouk School, Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar Cambridge School, Qatar Academy, to help ensure these young people grow Al Jazeera Academy, Lycee Bonaparte, into healthy, strong, and capable adults Doha British School, AbuBakr who will lead the country’s growth far Assedeeq Boys Preparatory, Al Bayan into the future.” Girls Preparatory, Hamza Bin Abdul “Today has been a truly enjoyable day. Muttalib School, Abu Obaida School It is great to see how enthusiastic and and Amna Bint Wahab Preparatory dedicated the youth of today’s society are School for Girls. 4 PLUS | MONDAY 18 MARCH 2013 CAMPUS / MARKETPLACE
Sherborne Qatar UCQ hosts annual Partners Dinner he University of Calgary–Qatar (UCQ) staged its second annual TPartners Dinner to thank its coun- terparts in health care and education for their support. “It is your devotion to the advancement of health care and education in Qatar, and nursing in par- ticular that con- Dr Kim Critchley tributed greatly to UCQ’s suc- cess. To us, you are more than just part- ners in health care, research, education, gov- ernment, the private sector, the commu- Dr William Owen nity and the media. You are our friends; our allies,” Dean and CEO Dr Kim Critchley Students at Sherborne Qatar were delighted to attend a garden party at the British embassy to welcome Prince Charles told the gathering. and the Duchess of Cornwall on their visit to Qatar. Representatives from Hamad Medical Corporation, Sidra, College of the North Atlantic, Qatar University and the Women’s Hospital were present. CNA-Q to hold Annual A special tribute was paid to Dr Nabila Al Meer, Deputy Chief of Education & Career Expo Continuing Care and Supreme Council ollege of the North Atlantic- of Health Nursing Affairs. Dr Latifa Al Qatar (CNA-Q) is again Houty, Project Director of the nursing Chosting its popular Education programme, thanked Al Meer for the & Career Expo on Wednesday and leadership she has provided through- Thursday at the campus. out her glorious career to advance the The event will offer activi- nursing profession and Qatar’s health ties, including career exhibits and wellness. and interactive tours of CNA-Q’s Dr William Owen, Chief Executive extensive facilities, labs and class- Officer of Sidra, in a keynote address, rooms for students of Doha’s high talked of the transformation nursing has schools (girls from 8am to 1pm on made from being a service jot to a health Wednesday and boys from 8am to profession. But he believes that transfor- 1pm on Thursday). mation is far from complete. “Medicine Students will have the oppor- still functions as a hierarchy with a strict tunity to take part in interactive chain of command. There is a pecking demonstrations in various schools of order. Medicine still functions as a virtual study such as engineering technol- caste system with the doctor at the top ogy and health sciences, and speak of the profession pyramid. Far too many with faculty, student counsellors in my profession believe nurses are not and current students to discover partners in care but subordinates. exactly what CNA-Q has to offer. “This is not acceptable — it is simply “We love having the opportunity the wrong way to care for patients,” he to show our impressive learning Rashid Nizam inaugurating the event. said. environment, and most importantly, Nahrida Nazir Band, a member of we love having people come visit our UCQ’s first graduating class and presently labs and classrooms so they can pic- TNG celebrates Pakistan Resolution Day enrolled in the Masters Programme, said ture themselves there,” says CNA-Q the university helped her fulfil her lifelong President Ken MacLeod. he Next Generation different topics to showcase their crea- dream of becoming a nurse. “We are unique; we give students Kindergarten and Primary tivity through collages, drawings and “During my educational journey, I a learning experience they will not School celebrated Pakistan creative writing. encountered creative methods of teach- get anywhere else in Qatar.” TResolution Day on Saturday Bashir Ahmed, President, ing in the classroom. Representatives from sectors with great zeal and enthusiasm. Professional Toastmaster, Asfandyar “I must say that all the success and such as oil and gas, banking and Rashid Nizam, Community Welfare Ansari, President, Pakistan Engineer achievement I experienced wouldn’t be government will exhibit, providing Attaché at the Pakistan embassy, was Forum, Uzma Ansari, President, Qatar possible without your support, guidance networking opportunities for educa- the Chief Guest. He inaugurated the Women’s Forum, Rahat Mansoor, and hard work.” tional sponsorship and employment. event by cutting the ribbon, after which President, Pakistan Women Association UCQ enrolment now stands at 336 Details can be obtained on 44952037 Shagufta Bakali, CEO, escorted the and Ahmad Hussain, Vice President of students. Right students are taking the or [email protected]. guests around the school and showed Pakistan Welfare Forum, judged the Masters programme. qa. The Peninsula them artworks displayed by each class. exhibition. The Peninsula Children from year 1-V1 were given The Peninsula COMMUNITY / MARKETPLACE PLUS | MONDAY 18 MARCH 2013 5
Medical camp In celebration of the 25th anniver- sary, Qatar Kasaragod Mandalam KMCC conducted a one-day free medical camp jointly with the Doctors Polyclinic. From 8am to 7pm around 300 people attended the camp at M P Hall. Doctors checked blood sugar, blood pressure and cholesterol and distrib- uted free medicines to the patients. The camp was inaugurated by Dr Nadheer checking M P Shafi Haji in the presence of KMCC state leaders P S H Thangal, M V Basheer, Lukman Thalangara and Musthafa Bangod.
Arts and Disability festival attracts support from Qatari partners
s part of Qatar-UK 2013, yearlong events leading role it is willing to play in support of persons pleased to participate in this festival by supplying aimed at consolidating the growing part- with disabilities. The key collaborations, which are braille brochures. The festival will have positive nership between Qatar and the United part of this festival, are symbolic of Qatar’s success effect on people with disability, and we consider it AKingdom, The British Council’s Arts and in achieving integration with others.” a duty to support such events that serve this part Disability festival attracted significant support from Sheikh Thani bin Abdallah Al Thani, Chairman of our society.” local entities. of Qatar Society for Rehabilitation of Special Needs, MADA Assistive Technology Centre has thrown The British Council, working in partnership with said: “We are convinced that based on the slogan the full weight of its competencies behind the festi- the Ministry of Culture, Arts & Heritage, opened of our organisation, there’s nothing impossible for val. Using its capacities to create a high-end tech- the festival on Friday. Activities associated with the disabled people. So we are proud to support this nology solution, MADA has created a special iPad event will continue until March 30. Among Qatari event.” application for the exhibition, integrating captions, organisations coming forward to support efforts Head of Communications Awareness and audio and sign language interpretation. are MADA, Al Noor Institute, Qatar Society for Outreach MADA, Ahmed Habib, said: “As an organ- Commenting on the collaboration with these Rehabilitation of Special Needs and The Qatari isation dedicated to providing advice, training and key partners, Project Manager Lana Kayed of the Centre of Social Cultural for the Deaf. Katara communication technologies specifically adapted to British Council said: “We are greatly encouraged by Cultural Village is lending its premises to host the meet the needs of people with a range of disabilities, the unstinted support we are receiving locally for festival. we are happy to be part of this festival and offer a the Arts and Disability festival. We are so pleased Director of Youth Events and Activities at the technology solution to assist it.” that they are offering crucial assistance to the fes- ministry, Abdulrahman Al Hajiri, said, “This festi- Dr Hayat Khalil Nathar, Director of Shafallah tival in each of their fields of speciality.” val is a confirmation of Qatar’s commitment and the institute for visually impaired, said: “We are very The Peninsula
Total Marketing Qatar integrates sustainable road safety methods
otal Marketing Qatar (TMQ) field staff have started using Tvehicles fitted with on board computers to monitor driver behav- iour. This approach is adopted for the light vehicles used by Total’s field staff where they can use only vehicles with specifications of anti-braking system (ABS), dual airbags and high level of maintenance for business purposes to ensure positive contribution to road and Quality department and in case guides drivers from time to time. league and those such as overspeeding, safety within Qatar. of deviations they are prohibited from The driver behaviour is monitored harsh breaking, harsh acceleration, etc Total also ensures that all contrac- being used. based on information from on board contribute to negative score. The top tors, engaged for delivery of products Total realises that driver behaviour computers. The observations are ana- drivers in the league are recognised are pre-qualified to meet its stringent plays an important role in increasing lysed by a dedicated and trained team and rewarded on an annual basis, requirements and the vehicles deployed road safety and hence all drivers are on a daily basis and any violations thus setting a performance standard by them for delivery of products within trained in defensive driving once in two are addressed with drivers and their for positive driving behaviour. For Qatar conform to stringent techni- years. A specialised two-day training progress is tracked. employees, the driving performance cal specifications such as vehicles to is organised for product delivery driv- An annual competition ‘Driver’s is monitored and integrated in their be equipped with on board comput- ers where they are exposed not only League’ is organised for drivers of performance management. ers/GPS to track and monitor driver to preventive driving skills but also contracted vehicles to reward and These initiatives have allowed us to behaviour, tubeless tyres with a mini- knowledge on products so they are able promote safe driving. Parameters maintain our safety results of “0” acci- mum tread depth of 2mm and ABS to to react immediately in case of emer- such as good results in Incab moni- dents resulting in no loss of property or name a few. gency, thereby mitigating the impact. toring, driver training, on time medical injury in the last two years of driving These vehicles are vetted annually The training also involves Incab moni- examinations, reporting of near misses over three million kilometres. by the Health Safety Environment toring by an experienced driver who contribute to positive scores in drivers The Peninsula 6 PLUS | MONDAY 18 MARCH 2013 FASHION
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affron-clad sadhus at the just concluded Mahakumbh inspired Tarun Tahiliani’s new collection Kumbhback. The designer brought bold splashes of colours on the ramp when models Sflaunted sensual drapes and structured dresses in red, saffron and orange at the ongoing Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week 2013 Autumn-Winter (WIFW). Although his collection was inspired by “sadhus”, but the designer maintained his signature style of drapes and the collection for men and women were high on style and glamour while maintaining true Indian aesthetics. The fabrics that he used to create Kumbhback varied from silk, velvet, cashmere, to cotton and net. “I love draping. However, nowadays since we are lost in western clothing, we drape less. I have always loved the thought of using drape techniques in my clothes,” Tahiliani, who visited Mahakumbh in Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh in January, said. “I went to the Kumbh to see how sadhus and fakirs drape, and it was stunning and this collection is an extension of my experience. I have always been inspired by structured drapes and this time we did in much more focused way,” he added. The show started on Thursday with a live performance of Sounds of Isha, Isha Foundation’s own band, which presented spiritual and mysti- cal music that blended well with the theme of the collection. Tahiliani says he is big fan of the band and that is why he asked them to perform at his show. “Ever since I heard their music, I was mesmerised. I have been to Isha Ashram and I think this was the right time to involve them with my show,” said the designer who gave a contemporary feel to some of the traditional designs. “Fashion is meant to represent our time and our era as I believe in living in reality. My collection is not dressy, but modern. These are all separates and one can mix and match accordingly. There are as many as 150 separates (garments) and I believe that people can make 700 looks out of them. So we are creating separates to look different,” he said. His collection included saris and lehengas, which he feels can be used as separates. “I am always looking for new things because as we are becoming modern, Indians shouldn’t stick to Indian wear in terms of costumes. Indians should go for contemporary look because then I think people will wear more of it,” said the designer. Designer Tarun Tahiliani’s collection IANS for Wills Lifestyle India Fashion Week. HEALTH PLUS | MONDAY 18 MARCH 2013 7
Health Tips from DOCTOR Acute sinusitis cute sinusitis causes the cavities around your nasal passages (sinuses) to become inflamed and swollen. This interferes with drainage and Acauses mucus to build up. With acute sinusitis, it may be difficult to breathe through your nose. The area around your eyes and face may feel swollen, and you may have throbbing facial pain or a headache. Acute sinusitis is most often caused by the common cold. Other triggers include bacteria, allergies and fun- gal infections. Treatment of acute sinusitis depends on the cause. In most cases, home remedies are all that’s needed. However, persistent sinusitis can lead to serious infections and other complications. Sinusitis that lasts more than 12 weeks, or keeps coming back, is called chronic sinusitis. Acute sinusitis symptoms often include: Drainage of Distracted eaters likely a thick, yellow or greenish discharge from the nose or down the back of the throat, Nasal obstruction or con- gestion, causing difficulty breathing through your nose, Pain, tenderness, swelling and pressure around your eyes, to take in more calories cheeks, nose or forehead, Aching in your upper jaw and By Kathleen Raven teeth, Reduced sense of smell differences between participants who ate atten- and taste and Cough, which tively and those who ate while distracted, Higgs may be worse at night. eople who eat meals or snacks while said. Other signs and symp- watching TV, playing games or read- On average, eating while distracted increased toms can include: Ear pain, ing tend to consume more calories in a the amount eaten by about 10 percent, compared Headache, Sore throat, Bad Psitting, and especially later in the day, to not being distracted. But it also increased the breath (halitosis), Fatigue and according to a review of two dozen past studies. amount a person ate at a later meal by more than Fever. Dr Praveen D S “Some studies have individually shown this 25 percent. When you have sinusitis, the Specialist – ENT, Head before, but the evidence has never been put In contrast, enhancing memories of food con- mucous membranes of your & Neck together,” said lead author Eric Robinson from sumed at an earlier meal reduced the amount con- nose, sinuses and throat (upper Healthspring World Clinic the University of Liverpool, UK. sumed at a subsequent meal by about 10 percent. respiratory tract) become According to Robinson, distracted eating could Enhancing awareness of the food being con- inflamed. Swelling obstructs increase the amount of food consumed by up to sumed at the current meal did not, however, the sinus openings and prevents mucus from draining nor- 50 percent. change how much people ate at that meal. mally, causing facial pain and other sinusitis symptoms. On the other hand, summoning memories of Still, in light of the overall results, the authors Blocked sinuses create a moist environment that makes what was eaten in a previous meal decreased the think that attentive eating techniques could be it easier for infection to take hold. Sinuses that become amount of food eaten later. incorporated into weight loss regimens as an infected and can’t drain become pus filled, leading to “Even though we make decisions about what alternative to intense calorie-counting. symptoms such as thick, yellow or greenish discharge and when to eat with apparent ease all the time, Robinson said these findings could be used, for and other symptoms of infection. these decisions are actually very complex and instance, toward developing a mobile-phone “app” Acute sinusitis can be caused by: can be easily disrupted,” Suzanne Higgs, a study that prompts people to eat with more attention • Viral infection. Most cases of acute sinusitis are co-author and psychologist at the University of and awareness. caused by the common cold. Birmingham in the UK, said in an email. Practices similar to attentive eating have been • Bacterial infection. When an upper respiratory tract The researchers broadly categorised eating pat- a part of behavioural therapy weight loss pro- infection persists longer than seven to 10 days, it’s more terns as “attentive,” such as sitting quietly and grams for decades, said Michael Lowe of Drexel likely to be caused by a bacterial infection than by a viral recording what was eaten during a meal, or the University, who was not involved in the new study. infection. exact opposite, “distracted.” Distracted eaters do “The learned habits tend to dissipate after the • Fungal infection. You’re at increased risk of a fungal not pay close attention to food and are not as program ends and most individuals regain the infection if you have sinus abnormalities or a weakened aware of how much they have eaten. weight they lost,” Lowe said. immune system. Robinson and his colleagues searched the sci- For example, what works for a person in the Some health conditions can increase your risk of get- entific literature and found 24 studies conducted normal weight range may not work for an obese ting a sinus infection that causes sinusitis, or can increase between 1997 and 2011 that met their main cri- individual, possibly because cognitive processes your risk of getting sinusitis that isn’t caused by an under- terion of involving an experimenter who actively may differ between the two, Lowe said. lying infection. manipulated participants’ attention, memory and Robinson and Higgs have already begun to look Contact your doctor if you have any of the following: awareness of eating food. All of the studies were at distracted and attentive eating patterns among Symptoms that don’t improve within a few days or symp- tightly controlled and monitored, but each had overweight and obese participants, but the study toms that get worse, a persistent fever and a history of different methods of manipulating participants’ is ongoing. “The findings, strictly speaking, only recurrent or chronic sinusitis. attention and awareness. apply to those in the normal weight range,” Lowe For example, in one study, adult men and women said of the current study. He added, “Even if you watched television while eating. In another, partic- use the same laboratory setting, it’s difficult to ipants snacked on pistachio nuts and experiment- know if these same interventions would apply to ers immediately removed the nut shells from view. obese individuals.” The experiments ranged in size from 14 partici- “There are some additional big steps before it’s pants to 122, and 18 of the 24 studies were done plausible that these findings could ultimately help with university students as subjects. Nearly all people keep their weight off,” Lowe said. of the men and women in the experiments were SOURCE: bit.ly/YfR5Gd American Journal of normal weight, rather than overweight or obese. Clinical Nutrition, online February 27, 2013 The analysis suggests statistically significant Reuters 8 PLUS | MONDAY 18 MARCH 2013 MOVIE PLUS | MONDAY 18 MARCH 2013 9
HOLLYWOOD NEWS Documentary lays bare BOLLYWOOD NEWS Price accuses Reid of stealing phone Ajay turns multi-lingual for Himmatwala
odel Katie Price has filed a com- ctor Ajay Devgn will be seen plaint against ex-husband Alex wrongful conviction speaking in five languages in his MReid accusing him of not return- Aforthcoming movie Himmatwala. ing her mobile phone after their divorce. The actor will speak the five languages Price separated from Reid after 11 during an action scene in the remake film months of marriage in 2010 and got of 1983 blockbuster of the same name. divorced in March 2012. The claim is “In the film, five goons from five dif- being investigated by detectives under ferent states come to beat Ajay, and all Operation Tuleta, the Met Police probe of them speak a dialogue. After bashing into allegations of computer hacking, them up, Ajay repeats their dialogues reports thesun.co.uk. in their language. I have kept subtitles “We can confirm that Operation Tuleta so that people can understand it,” Sajid is looking into an allegation of breach of Khan, director of the film, said in a group privacy that may be connected to the interview. alleged theft of a mobile telephone. We “I wrote the lines in English and Ajay are not prepared to discuss further at this mugged it up like a parrot and delivered time,” a Met official said. it,” said Sajid and added that while dub- Before meeting Reid, Price was married bing he took his assistants’ help. to singer Peter Andre. She is currently married to Kieran Hayler and is “We got in two-three different people expecting a baby with him. like one of my assistants speaks Punjabi, one is a Tamil and one is a Bengali — they helped him (Ajay) with correct pronunciation. They are proper dialogues,” he added. For Sajid, who has given blockbusters like Heyy Baby, Housefull and Housefull 2 in the past, there is a reason for adding so many languages in the movie. Cyrus gets heart-shaped “I believe in Manmohan Desai school, his kind of masala,” he said and added that he grew up in a multi-cultural environment. tattoo “I am a Muslim, my mom is a Parsi, I went to Gujarati school, I grew up with Maharashtrian friends and my neighbours were Bengali, Sindhi, inger Miley Cyrus has got a new tattoo Punjabi, Sardar and Catholic. So we could talk in other languages. And and it is in the shape of a heart. that is the reason I keep colloquial language in my films,” he said. S The 20-year-old decided to have a Himmatwala also stars southern actress Tammannah and is set to release mini replica of Leonardo da Vinci’s ana- on March 29. tomical heart drawing on her arm, reports dailymail.co.uk. The tattoo was made by celebrity tattoo artist Kat Von D, who later posted the pic- ture of Cyrus’s arm along with a picture of original black and white illustration. Preity doles out health tips to fans By Will Weissert Below the picture, Von D wrote: “Just send Morton to prison, Ken Anderson, But Morton, now 58, remains unas- district attorney, argued it would “muddy he actor will speak the five languages during an action scene in the did the raddest tattoo on Miley Cyrus. A has been accused of withholding evi- suming even today, often appearing the waters.” remake film of 1983 blockbuster of the same name. miniature rendition of a da Vinci anatomi- andcuffed and being bun- dence that could have helped the surprised that his story has garnered In 2010, Morton had a chance to be T Sleep well, early breakfast, exercise and much more came from cal heart.” dled into a police car after defence. Anderson is now a state dis- so much attention. paroled — but would have had to admit actress Preity Zinta, who decided to utilise her Sunday by sharing some his conviction for killing his trict judge and faced a court of inquiry, “There’s a part of me that has remorse for a crime he didn’t commit. fitness tips with Twitteratis who are following her. Hwife, Michael Morton called a proceeding held to examine alleged worried he’d turn into some kind of “All I had left,” he says in the movie, “is The 38-year-old discussed various health issues and also gave away tips out to a nearby cluster of reporters. wrongdoing by court officials. A decision celebrity and he hasn’t done that,” my actual innocence.” on eating habits and working out. “I didn’t do this,” the Texan cried, his in that matter may come next month. said Reinert, the writer/director. “He When DNA testing finally confirmed “It’s Sunday and of course, a fun day, so it’s time for Sunday chat. Are dazed voice filled more with confusion Asked about Anderson following a hasn’t become egotistical, he hasn’t the truth, Bradley sent an email to Eric you guys all ready? Should I suggest a topic today. Sometimes we have Universal picks newcomer than anger or heartbreak. “I did not screening of An Unreal Dream at the become mean-spirited, he hasn’t Morton saying his father was likely to serious, hectic chats and sometimes it’s all fun and frolic! Today, I think, do this.” South By Southwest film festival this become selfish. He’s remained incred- be released. “I was almost rude in my we’ll chat about health, beauty and fitness,” Preity posted on twitter. Trevorrow to direct Jurassic Park 4 Nobody believed him. week, Morton said it’s “not a personal, ibly level-headed.” response,” Eric Morton recalls into the “Do you know that eating within 10 minutes after waking up is guar- In An Unreal Dream: The Michael visceral hatred I have for him.” The movie is screening for a third camera. “There was no room in my life anteed to make you lose weight? If you skip breakfast, then god help you, ollywood newcomer Colin Trevorrow was named the director of the Morton Story, writer/director and two- “I had to literally let that go. I’ve had time in Austin, but is being shopped for this.” so don’t do it... If you don’t sleep well, you tend to overeat the next day long-awaited fourth instalment of dinosaur movie franchise Jurassic time Oscar nominee Al Reinert offers a lot of time to do that,” Morton said. for eventual wider release nationally. But since then, he and his father have and in turn increase your chances of putting on weight,” Preity posted. HPark. an unflinching look at how Morton was “But, at the same time, there needs to Morton said he wanted it to focus on slowly begun to reconcile. Christine “Having lots of water first thing in the morning can cure up to 23 dis- Universal Pictures said that Steven Spielberg, who directed the first two wrongfully convicted of murder and had be accountability.” his wife’s life, flaws in the legal system Morton’s family, however, does not appear eases in your body, especially if it’s kept overnight in a copper vessel. If movies in the $1.9bn worldwide franchise, would be the executive producer his only son disown him as he served Two jurors from Morton’s trial and his experience being touched by in the documentary. you drink water with ice in it while training, it gives more energy. Also, Jurassic Park 4 of , but he would not direct. a life sentence. It lays bare how the appear in the movie and say they were God in prison. “They spent 25 years hating this man it burns more calories,” she added. Dil Se Kya Kehna Mission Trevorrow, 36, is little known in Hollywood. He made his feature film direc- Austin grocery store inventory man- struck by the defendant’s lack of emo- Morton’s religious experience came and they just can’t turn it around that The actress, who has worked in movies like , , Kashmir Dil Chahta Hai torial debut with the independent time travel comedy Safety Not Guaranteed, ager lost everything — except the fact tion, in contrast to Anderson’s com- in 2001, amid his darkest days. That’s quick,” Reinert said. and , emphasised on working out regularly. shown at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, and has made a TV movie and that he was innocent — but was finally manding courtroom presence. when his son wrote to say he was being Morton, who got remarried last week- “If you are exercising, it’s very important to take steam and massages. documentary. exonerated in 2011 by new DNA evi- The state alleged that Morton flew formally adopted by his aunt and uncle end, has become an advocate for reform- Massages help in breaking down lactic acid in the body, which helps with Universal said Jurassic Park 4 would be made in 3D and was scheduled for dence after nearly a quarter century into a rage and killed Christine because on his mom’s side and changing his last ing the Texas legal system to better stiffness. It’s a misconception that workout drains your energy. On the release on June 13, 2014. behind bars. she fell asleep without having sex with name. guard against wrongful convictions. He contrary, it rejuvenates. I feel more energetic afterwards,” she wrote. Spielberg announced in 2011 that a fourth film was in development, and Today, another man, Mark Norwood, him on his 32nd birthday. “When I lost him,” a choked-up visited the floor of the state Senate this Preity also feels weight training helps in toning and and is a very impor- speculation had been rife about whether he would direct it. goes on trial for the murder of Morton’s Morton explained after the movie Morton says in the documentary, week and received an apology from Sen tant part of fitness. Jurassic Park III , directed by Joe Johnston, was released 12 years ago, but wife Christine, who was beaten to death that he was putting on a brave face “that’s what broke me.” John Whitmire, who heads the chamber’s “Three times cardio and three times weight training is almost perfect. its $368m worldwide box-office take was well below that of the first two films. in her bed in August 1986. Norwood has in court for his son Eric, who was 3 The movie details how Houston attor- Criminal Justice Committee. Best way to run is at intervals with brisk walking and never on an incline. The original Jurassic Park, first released in 1993, will return to US movie also been linked to a similar 1988 slay- when his mother was killed. He said ney John Raley and the New York-based Morton said his efforts at legal reform Weights should be done with 30 second intervals. You get better results,” theatres in April in a 3D conversion. ing of another woman, Debra Masters he was also grieving his wife and wor- Innocence Project spent years fighting are more rewarding than proving his she added. The actress, last seen in a full-fledged role in 2008 movie Heroes, Universal, a unit of Comcast Corp, gave no details of casting or the plot Baker, sparking speculation that rying about possibly losing his job and for DNA testing on a bloody bandanna innocence because, as he notes in the will soon be seen in her production venture Ishkq In Paris. for Jurassic Park 4. authorities allowed him to kill again his home — which didn’t leave him with discovered near the Morton home shortly documentary, “Vindication was very, while wrongfully focusing on Morton. much emotion left to display for the after Christine’s slaying. John Bradley, very good. But it was something I knew The district attorney who helped jury. an Anderson protege who was then all along.” AP 10 PLUS | MONDAY 18 MARCH 2013 SCIENCE