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Ismail Azzam, one of Iraq’s best-known artists, opened a solo exhibition at the Qatar Museums Gallery at Katara. ‘For Them’ showcases Azzam’s distinctive ‘reverse charcoal’ portraits of painters and sculptors who have made a significant contribution to the Arab Art world.

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Ismail Azzam’s solo exhibition opens at Katara

Abdel Badie Abdel Hai, Mustafa Al Hallaj, Jassim Zaini, charcoal on paper charcoal on paper charcoal on paper

BY RAYNALD C RIVERA well as highlight the hardships that a number technique known as ‘reverse charcoal draw- of them experienced during their lives. ing’. During this process, the whole canvas is smail Azzam, one of Iraq’s best-known “I am hugely honoured to present my work first covered in charcoal, then slowly etched artists, opened a major solo exhibition at QM Gallery. With this exhibition, I hope both away using a rubber to accentuate contrasting on Saturday at the Qatar Museums (QM) to raise awareness of these great Arab art- shades of light and dark and create a range of IGallery at Katara. ists and their stories, but also to continue to dramatic effects. The skilful manner in which Running till August 31, ‘For Them’ show- educate Qatar’s growing artistic community he has captured the likenesses of these artis- cases Azzam’s distinctive ‘reverse charcoal’ to understand the meaning behind the art. tic and creative figures in his portraits helps portraits of painters and sculptors who have I invite everyone to enjoy this exhibition and to familiarise audiences with their individual made a significant contribution to the Arab Art honour the huge and important contribution stories and personal histories. world, with the entire body of work created these figures have made to the development “We are very fortunate to present these exclusively for this show. of Arab art,” said Azzam. inspirational portraits by Ismail Azzam in Qatar The show features a selection of striking Though Azzam also uses oil and watercol- this year. Ismail is an incredible technically and emotive charcoal portraits, celebrating our in his artworks, he is particularly highly gifted artist who created these portraits exclu- and honouring the work of 15 past masters. regarded for his mastery of the distinctive sively for the show. His work engages onlook- Ismail Azzam knew many of those featured ers in what is both an emotional and personal in the exhibition personally and created the tribute to 15 late and great Arab painters and exhibition to celebrate their significant artistic sculptors. We hope that this exhibition helps and creative contributions, believing many did to educate audiences across Qatar on the not receive the critical recognition or popular lives and artistic contribution made by these appreciation they deserved whilst they were important and artistic figures,” said Jean-Paul alive. Engelen, QM Director of Public Art. The exhibition features portraits of art- Azzam is of Iraqi origin, and moved to Doha ists drawn from across the entire Middle in 1996 to work as a painter for the Arab East including Egypt, Lebanon, Yemen and Museum of Modern Art, the National Council Kuwait and Iraq. A portrait of the late Qatari of Culture, and most recently Qatar Museums artist Jassim Zaini is also presented in the as Curator at the Orientalist Museum collec- exhibition. Throughout a five-decade long tion. Azzam’s works have featured in Qatar a career, Jassim Zaini’s paintings captured number of times in the past. In 2005, his solo key moments in Qatar’s recent history and exhibition was showcased as part of the Doha documented the country’s development from Cultural Festival and in 2010 his works were humble beginnings, as well as its social and displayed at the Al Markhiya gallery. This year, economic transformation during the fifties and his works are being displayed at QM’s 555 the sixties after the discovery of oil. exhibition, currently on show at the Doha’s old By presenting the exhibition, Azzam’s inten- Civil Defence building, which has been reno- tion is both to educate and inform the public vated to create a new Artist in Residence pro- about the artists’ major accomplishments as gramme and exhibition space. The Peninsula Ismail Azzam at work . | WEDNESDAY 29 APRIL 2015 | CULTURE 03

ore than 500 visitors flocked to the 3rd Heritage Collection Open Day hosted last week by Qatar MNational Library (QNL), a member of Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development (QF). Held in line with its vision of bridging with knowledge Qatar’s heritage and future, and cel- ebrating World Heritage Day, the two-day public event celebrated Qatar’s cultural heritage, high- lighting precious items housed in the Heritage Collection Building. Minister of Culture, Arts and Heritage H E Dr Hamad bin Abdulaziz Al Kuwari was among the many VIPs, dignitaries, diplomats, and mem- bers of the public to attend the annual event that engaged the community through regular guided tours of the Heritage Collection, which houses some of the rarest and most valuable texts and manuscripts, including traveller’s instruments, globes and maps. “I am happy with the idea of the Heritage Collection Open Day and the way it has been organised. QNL hosting this event demonstrates the leading role that will be played by the library in the future, not only for Qatar, but also in Arab countries and around the world. On this occa- sion I would like to invite the community to visit the Heritage Collection Building to enjoy what it shows and to feel proud of Qatar’s achievements as they see how Qatar has changed over the Minister of Culture, Arts and Heritage, H E Dr Hamad bin Abdulaziz Al Kuwari is briefed on the Heritage years,” said the Minister Collection by Aysha Hassan Al Ansari, Qatar National Library’s Senior Middle Eastern Studies librarian. Held under the theme ‘Wagten Geda’ – times gone by – the event also provided Qatar’s com- munity with the opportunity to glimpse rare histori- cal collections related to Arab-Islamic civilisation, More than 500 people and witness the unveiling of the newly-acquired Arabic Cinema Collection In keeping with its com- mitment to support QF’s mission to foster a pro- visit Qatar Heritage gressive society, while preserving and protecting the nation’s heritage for future generations, QNL shares valuable information and cultivates creativ- Collection Open Day ity within the community. Acquired by QF in 2006, the Collection is now an integral part of QNL. The Collection attracts intellects and diplomats from across the world and has welcomed many high profile visitors, among manuscripts, including Qur’nic manuscripts and them HRH Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, other texts dealing with religious topics, manu- who visited the Collection in February 2014. scripts on the Arabic language, medicine, phar- “Qatar Heritage Collection is a unique destina- macology, and astronomy. The Collection also tion for the people of Qatar, and the surrounding holds a large number of books written in foreign region, as it allows them to glimpse rare pieces of languages including writings by European travel- Arab-Islamic history as part of our mission to sup- lers and explorers who visited the Arabia Gulf port Qatar’s journey towards a knowledge-based Region and its surrounding. economy,” said Saadi A Al Said, QNL’s Associate “It has been a great pleasure to visit the Heritage Director for Administration and Planning, Collection celebrating World Heritage Day. It is a “Since the Heritage Collection is an integral part wonderful collection of manuscripts and various of the Qatar National Library, the ‘Open Day 2015’ materials from way back in history detailing how is equally as important for us, and we are simply Islamic culture, religious thought and philosophy delighted by the public’s enthusiasm towards the have moved through the centuries, which is very historical treasures housed within it.” relevant to today. This has been a very inspiring Founded in the early 1980s as part of Sheikh exhibition which shows in a positive way Qatar’s Hassan bin Mohammed bin Ali Al Thani’s vision to role in the region and the prospects for Qatar’s create, and make accessible, a landmark reposi- development in the future,” said Nicholas Hopton, tory of Qatar and regional history in the heart of UK Ambassador to Qatar. Doha, the Heritage Collection is a unique contri- “The Heritage Collection here in Doha is very bution to Qatar’s cultural landscape. Specifically, important and I’m proud that the British Library the Collection’s Early Arabic printing section in London is working in partnership with QNL to contains some of the first Arabic books printed help augment and create a world class unique on presses in Shweir (Lebanon), Aleppo (Syria), collection of manuscripts and other material for Mosul (Iraq), Bulaq (Egypt) and in the Hijaz (Saudi those researching Islamic culture and thought, Arabia). and those who want to know more about the Visitors to Qatar National Library’s Heritage The Collection is home to more than 2,400 region and its history,” he added. The Peninsula Collection Open Day enjoy the journey of Qatar’s past. | WEDNESDAY 29 APRIL 2015 | 04 CAMPUS

Students from HEC Paris visit Qatar orty-nine full-time students from the “Advanced Master in Large Project Management” pro- gramme of HEC Paris in France visited Qatar as part of their study trip. On their arrival at Fthe HEC Paris in Qatar premises at Tornado Tower, the students were welcomed by Nora Kerbache, Director of University and Corporate Relations and Professor Laoucine Kerbache, Dean & CEO of HEC Paris in Qatar, who gave a presentation about the school’s activities and the higher education in Qatar. Eric Chevallier, Ambassador of France to Qatar also greeted the students and shared encouraging words with them. study was conducted by Wolfgang Amann, Associate practices in other countries such as those in the Middle During their six-day stay in Qatar, from April 15 to 20, Professor at HEC Paris in Qatar. In addition, several East, particularly in Qatar,” she added. they got to learn more about ongoing projects through keynote speakers shared their insights on the eco- “These study trips are great opportunities for HEC briefings and site visits, as well as the culture, herit- nomic history and development of Qatar as well as the Paris in Qatar to develop strong links with the main age and history of the country through their weekend challenges of doing business in the region. campus in Paris. We are proud of these developments exposure to various cultural activities. “It is indeed an honor and a privilege for us here in which will certainly attract some of these graduates to Among the site projects, this group of students vis- Qatar to welcome and host the 49 visiting students Qatar and the region. Therefore, we look forward to ited the Red Line South Metro, Msheireb Downtown from HEC Paris in France,” said Nora Kerbache. “This welcoming more of HEC Paris students to Qatar in the Doha, and the Total Research Center. These visits is reflective of the depth and substance of our pro- future as this type of study trips truly add value to their were coupled with several presentations by directors grams, which enable students to be more aware of entire learning process,” Dean Kerbache said. and managers of these projects. A Msheireb case the varying business setups and project management The Peninsula

Narayana Murthy visits BPS

Co-founder and former Chairman of Infosys, Narayana Murthy, talks to students of Birla Public School (BPS) about ‘Recognition, Respect and Power Equation’.

MES celebrates World Earth Day

MES Indian School celebrated World Health Day recently. 1,500 students participated in a rally to create awareness about the resources of nature and recycling process. Students carried placards and posters and a chain of charts highlighting the facts of ‘Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recover, Save Electricity, Save Water and Clean Environment’. Students also took a pledge, initiated by ExxonMobil, stating: “Today, I promise to start my day on a greener note and do everything in my ability to reduce, reuse and recycle. I understand that every action of mine will impact the world around me, and hence will weigh my actions and be responsible.” | WEDNESDAY 29 APRIL 2015 | COMMUNITY / MARKETPLACE 05

Indonesian Ladies Gathering celebrated Kartini’s Day at Dareen Club Al Jazi Garden recently. Cultural programmes included traditional dance performances by Puspa Qinarya dance group and folksongs. Raden Adjeng Kartini was a Javanese noblewoman and is known as a pioneer in the field of women’s rights for native Indonesians. Kartini’s Day

Snap TV launched

From Left: Nanci Hall of Talent Qatar, Walid Sakr, Managing Director, Snap TV, Carlo Yan, Volunteer, Bilal Randeree of Qatar living, and Kevin Waller of I love Qatar, during the launch of Snap TV. WS Production launched snaptv.me, a web based TV magazine, at the La Cigale Hotel recently. Snaptv will fea- ture HD videos providing infotainment in Qatar. It will cover all lifestyle news and happenings in Qatar. Snaptv online media platform is designed to be eas- ily available on desktops, tablets and smartphones. | WEDNESDAY 29 APRIL 2015 | 06 COMICS Superman: A new connection

BY DAVID BETANCOURT

wo considerations lured Geoff Johns back to writing Superman: John Romita Jr, Tand loneliness. And on both counts, DC Comics’s chief creative officer was primed to bring artistic connection to the Man of Steel. On the matter of that isolation, Johns realised that since Superman’s New 52 relaunch, the DCU hadn’t offered many people in whom Clark Kent could con- fide. No marriage to Lois Lane. No visit to the Kent farm in Kansas (the New 52’s Ma and Pa Kent have died). The Last Son of Krypton was in a very dif- ferent place. So Johns set out to give Superman someone he could relate to — maybe even a pal. “When I was just thinking about the character and thinking about the story being written by Gene Luen Yang.) possibilities, every time my brain started “I didn’t ever expect to draw to picture him talking to somebody with Superman. I didn’t think it was DC’s a problem he was having. . .or deal- best character. I always assumed, as a ing with Clark and Superman, it always visual guy, that Batman was the best,” was just with another superhero,” Johns Romita continued. said. “I quickly realised [Superman] “And then I got on the title and found didn’t really have anyone normal in his out the darkness of a character is less life that he could talk to again, because important than the character. And then no one knew his secret.” the artwork followed — finding that out. Johns also leapt at the opportunity So it was a whole new avenue for me. to collaborate with Romita, an artist he It’s easy to say that when I found out never thought he’d get to work with — that [working with] Geoff was a pos- especially because the two had been on sibility — that cemented the contract.” opposite sides of the Big Two (Marvel Romita laughs about his mindset and DC Comics) for so long, coming into the title. He thought it might Issue No. 39 of Superman has hit the be a little easier to draw an individual stands both brick and pixel, marking the comic rather than a team book — until end of Johns’s brief but memorable stint he went over the plot with Johns, and with Romita. Their eight-issue run gave realized the story contained two civili- Superman a new superpower, as well zations and millions of people. The art as a relatable being of immense power was no “cake-walk,” Romita said, but (Ulysses) who went from much-needed the first double-page image he drew of confidante to regrettable adversary. Superman punching out a giant robot And Clark Kent finally gained a friend put him at ease. when the “S” comes off the chest — by “I felt very comfortable within a cou- (spoiler if you’re not caught up) reveal- ple of pages,” he said. ing his secret identity to longtime amigo to explore Superman and his relation- and the Hulk, but the DC exec never And as Johns moves on — while Jimmy Olsen. ship to his friends and the rest of the dreamed he’d team with Romita, a still dealing with Superman over in the “I wanted to create somebody world, and allowing him the relief of Marvel mainstay. pages of Justice League — he feels [Superman] could communicate with actually having someone he can talk “I never thought I would ever have the positive that his run with Romita has and relate to, and Ulysses was born to,” Johns continued. “And that’s what chance to work with John on anything, given fans a glimpse of the personal out of that,” Johns said. “Ultimately it boils down to in his life, because I and I couldn’t be more honored or side of the Man of Steel. knowing where that story was going to think Superman deserves that in his appreciative that I was given the oppor- “I hope people who have read our go, and the complications in that story, life, and needs that in his life, and cer- tunity to do that,” Johns said. “[John] story and read [issue] 39 really enjoyed I wanted Superman to experience a tainly it reveals a lot about Clark and delivered such an amazing story.” it and really connected with Superman friendship and a complication in that the contrast between him and the Man Romita compares the experience of on a personal and emotional level,” friendship. And the whole point of it was of Steel.” his first project with Superman to get- Johns said. “I hope they had some fun to lead him to connect to somebody in A few years back, Johns shared an ting on a highway with a tricycle. with it, and I hope they found the opti- his life that he would have to make a office at DC Comics with Jeph Loeb “There’s so much going by. I couldn’t mism in Superman that I think should leap of faith for, and trust in. And that (who now works with Marvel). At that seem to catch up to speed. And just always be there. was Jimmy Olsen.” time, Loeb told Johns that working with as I feel like I’m catching up, this big “Despite any kind of darkness that Jimmy, in fact, learns he’s been more an artist like Romita could be quite a goombah decides he’s going to leave,” he faces,” Johns said of Superman, of a friend to Superman than he ever great experience for a writer. Johns Romita joked about John’s departure “he’s always believing in tomorrow, and knew. admits a fondness for Marvel char- from Superman. (Romita notes that he’s believing that we can get to tomorrow “The whole storyline was designed acters, especially Captain America very happy that his forthcoming run is and make it better.” WP-Bloomberg | WEDNESDAY 29 APRIL 2015 | FOOD 07

BY ELLIE KRIEGER

he inspiration for so many of my recipes starts with a craving. This time it was a Thankering for fried chicken — the kind with a crisp, crunchy coating that flakes just enough when you bite into it and gives way to moist, tender and fulfilling meatiness inside; chicken that is heavenly served hot just after it’s cooked, but that also can be the centerpiece of an idyllic picnic when chilled and put out on paper plates set on a gingham cloth. This baked chicken is all of that, and healthful to boot. It has the enticing tex- tures and savory appeal of fried, but with no greasiness involved. To start, the chicken is marinated in yogurt that’s seasoned with Dijon mustard, a simple step that serves a few purposes: It gives the coating something to adhere to so you don’t need to fuss with a flour-and-egg dip; it provides a layer of moisture that helps keep the chicken juicy; and the yogurt’s A crispy chicken gentle acidity acts as a tenderizer for the meat. Then you coat the chicken in a mix- that will never ture of crushed cornflake cereal that’s flavored with paprika, garlic, salt and a touch of ground cayenne pepper. miss the fryer Cornflakes are ideal because they are already toasted and crisp, so you don’t have to rely on the oven alone to get that essential crunchy-flaky texture. The corn also has a slightly sweet undertone that nicely counterbalances the savory marinates in the refrigerator for at least a gallon-size zip-top bag. Add the place on the baking sheet. Lightly spray spices and kick from the cayenne. Any 1 hour and up to 4 hours. chicken and seal, pressing as much air each piece of chicken with the olive oil brand of regular (not sugar-coated) From nutritionist and cookbook out of the bag as possible. Massage to cooking spray. cornflakes will work, but I prefer to use author Ellie Krieger. make sure the chicken is evenly coated. Discard any remaining marinade. the whole-grain, unsweetened kind you Marinate in the refrigerator for at least 1 Bake for 45 to 55 minutes, until the typically find in an organic or health-food Ingredients hour and up to 4 hours. chicken is crisp and cooked through; store. 1 cup plain low-fat yogurt Process the cornflakes in a food an instant-read thermometer inserted in A quick spray of olive oil covers the 1 tablespoon Dijon-style mustard processor to the consistency of coarse the meat (away from the bone) should chicken evenly and easily before it is 4 pieces bone-in chicken breast (about crumbs (or place in a zip-top bag and register 165 degrees. baked so it browns up perfectly. And at 2 pounds total), skin removed crush with a rolling pin). You should Serve warm or at room temperature. last, less than an hour later, that crispy 4 cups corn flakes, preferably whole- wind up with 1 1/2 to 2 cups of crumbs. Nutrition: Per serving: 360 calories, coated chicken craving is satisfied. grain and unsweetened Transfer to a shallow dish and mix in the 42 g protein, 35 g carbohydrates, 5 g 1 1/2 teaspoons sweet or hot paprika paprika, garlic powder, salt and cay- fat, 2 g saturated fat, 120 mg choles- 3/4 teaspoon garlic powder enne pepper. terol, 350 mg sodium, 1 g dietary fiber, Crispy-Coated 1/4 teaspoon salt Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. 3 g sugar 1/8 teaspoon ground cayenne pepper Grease a baking sheet with olive oil Krieger’s most recent cookbook cooking spray. is Weeknight Wonders: Delicious Baked Chicken Method Press each piece of marinated Healthy Dinners in 30 Minutes or Less 4 servings Whisk together the yogurt and chicken into the crumb mixture, mak- (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2013). MAKE AHEAD: The chicken mustard in bowl, then transfer to ing sure it’s evenly coated all over, then WP-Bloomberg | WEDNESDAY 29 APRIL 2015 | 08 FASHION & BEAUTY

Wendell Rodricks In fashion first, Google gets French award

shows what’s hot & not ashion designer Wendell Rodricks was bestowed the Chevalier de l’Ordre des Arts et Lettres for his contribution to Fthe fashion industry and for incorporat- BY ROB LEVER ing French charm in his creations. French ambassador to Francois Richier honoured Rodricks with the medal of ulle skirts are in. Jogger pants are hot. But the Knight of the Order of Arts and Letters high-waisted shorts? You don’t want to go (Chevalier de l’Ordre des Arts et Lettres) on there. In its first fashion trends report, Google board the French naval frigate FNS Chevalier Tanalyzed billions of searches dating back to Paul in Vasco da Gama Port in Goa on Monday. 2009 to provide a detailed analysis of what’s hot and The French ship is here to take part in a joint what’s not. exercise with the Indian Navy. For example, queries for tulle skirts jumped 34 per- Rodricks, who is known for his lucid styles, cent between January 2014 and 2015, according to feels “blessed” after getting the recognition. the report. “Thanks all for the blessings and congratula- “Who says you need to be a ballerina to wear a tions. Yesterday was another wonderful day. tulle skirt?” said a blog post released on Sunday on Blessings from my up above,” a post on the report by Google brand strategist Yarden Horwitz his Facebook read. and fashion data scientist Olivier Zimmer. The ambassador noted his significant legacy “Originating on the West Coast, the tulle skirt trend to Indian and international fashion, for being a is making its way across the US, according to Google writer, environmentalist, educationist in fashion searches. Consumers are seeking this skirt in all col- and contribution to Goa and India while pro- ours of the rainbow (and even in rainbow), but the most moting French culture. popular colours are the classics: black and white.” The designer delivered a thank you speech Google, by crunching the numbers on fashion in fluent French ending with “Vive la France! searches and correlating them with location, offers Viva Goa! Jai Hind!”. IANS insights into how the trends have been moving. For example, the midi skirt — “not quite a maxi skirt, and definitely not a mini skirt” — made a comeback in the British market in 2013. The skirt “has seen 9X growth in searches over the past three years — and is still in its early stages of growth within the US market,” the blog said. Jogger pants are among the hotter fashion trends, A model wears a tulle skirt for just about everyone. at the Behnaz Sarafpour Fall “We’re seeing top searches for jogger pants for men, Fashion Show in New York. women, boys, girls, and even toddlers, indicating mass appeal for this apparel item,” the blog said. People seemed interested in all kinds of jogger pants, Google found, but the most-searched item was for those decorated with emojis. Overall searches for jogger pants rose 165 percent “boyfriend jeans,” ripped jeans and bell-bottom jeans in the year to 2014, Google said, while the jump in but lower for high-waisted jeans and “raw denim.” searches for emoji pants was an astonishing 58,000 Some of the trends are linked to seasons: Google percent. said the rising seasonal trends for the spring include High-waisted shorts were on the downswing, off 42 white lace dresses, high waisted bikinis, rompers, shift percent in Google searches through 2014, the report dresses and white jumpsuits. found. Seasonal declines were noted for skinny jeans, cus- Other items showing a “sustained decline” included tom T-shirts and corset dresses. vintage clothing, string bikinis and peplum-embellished The “falling stars,” or onetime fads that are losing dresses. steam include “normcore” or unisex fashion, 90s jeans, In denim, searches were up for biker jeans, zoo jeans and the scarf vest, Google said. AFP | WEDNESDAY 29 APRIL 2015 | HEALTH & FITNESS 09

Don’t blame Tips for enjoying salt alone for a healthy flight high BP: Study

ack of potassium in the diet, not a little more salt than what is currently recommended, is Llinked to higher blood pres- sure (BP), new research says. The researchers found that ado- lescent girls, who consumed more dietary potassium had lower BPs in later adolescence. “In contrast, the data indicated no overall effect of sodium intake alone on BP, and, thus do not support the call for a global reduction in sodium intake among children and adoles- cents,” said Lynn Moore from Boston University School of Medicine. Eating 3,000 mg per day of salt or more appears to have no adverse effect on blood pressure in adoles- cent girls, while those girls who con- Becoming dehydrated on your flight sumed 2,400 mg per day or more can lead to headache, tiredness and of potassium had lower blood pres- leave you feeling very uncomfortable. sure at the end of adolescence, the findings showed. The World Health Drink lots of water and juices. Organisation recommends people to consume no more than 2,000 mg of sodium a day. The current Dietary Guidelines for Americans recom- t is important to move around the cabin or stand Drink lots of water. Becoming dehydrated on mends limiting sodium intake to less up and take a short walk every hour of your flight your flight can lead to headache, tiredness and leave than 2,300 mg per day for healthy to get your circulation going. Prolonged periods you feeling very uncomfortable. Drink lots of water individuals between the ages of two Iof immobility while flying can lead to muscle sore- and juices, but avoid alcoholic and caffeinated drinks. and 50. ness, fatigue, pooling of blood and even Deep Vein Do not fly soon after surgery. The air onboard Potassium-rich foods include Thrombosis (DVT). In most cases of DVT the clots are an aircraft has a lower pressure than at sea level. This potatoes, sweet potatoes, bananas, small and do not cause any symptoms, the body is reduced pressure can impede the healing process and tomato sauce, green vegetables, cit- able to gradually break down the clot and there are no lead to medical complications. Consult your doctor if rus fruits, fish, yoghurt and fat-free long-term effects. Occasionally a piece of the clot may you need to travel soon after surgery. milk. The researchers examined the break off and travel into the bloodstream and become Avoid flying when sick. Try not to take a flight – long-term effects of dietary sodium lodged in the lungs. This is known as a pulmonary particularly a long one – if you have a head cold, the flu and potassium on blood pressure at embolism and can lead to serious complications. Even or an ear or throat infection. The cabin pressure may the end of adolescence. if you cannot move around the cabin regularly, try to make the symptoms worse, making your flight very The authors involved 2,185 girls perform a few foot, ankle and leg stretches to stimulate uncomfortable and prolonging your sickness. (ages nine to 10) who were followed blood flow (most airlines provide leaflets with example up for 10 years. Overall, girls in the exercises). Other useful tips: highest category of potassium intake Wearing properly fitted compression stockings may • Chew gum during take-off (swallowing helps to (2,400 mg per day or more) had lower also be helpful as they compress the calf muscles and reduce pain in the ears) late-adolescent systolic and diastolic improve the flow of blood in the deep veins. Those • Get a good night’s sleep before long flights blood pressure than those girls who travellers who are at most risk of developing DVT may • Keep medication in your hand luggage in case you consumed less potassium, the results be prescribed specific treatments, such as injections need to access it quickly showed. The study was published of heparin. Contributed by Hamad Medical Corporation online in the journal JAMA Paediatrics. IANS | WEDNESDAY 29 APRIL 2015 | 10 ENTERTAINMENT

Schwarzenegger takes dramatic role in Maggie

wipe out humanity. When his daughter Maggie, played by 19-year-old actress Abigail Breslin, is infected, he insists on taking care of her at home. British actress Joely Richardson is his wife, who must cope with her own fear, her stepdaughter’s progressing ill- ness and her husband’s reaction to it. “It pushes the zombie genre, with a very small film, in a new direction, in so far as saying what does it look like for a small family to go through the trauma of death and the eventual ter- rifying consequences,” Hobson said. ction hero Arnold 67, a former bodybuilder and gov- 30 years ago. As the disease progresses and Schwarzenegger reveals ernor of California, a new acting “Now for the last 25 years I have infected victims develop a taste for his dramatic, tender side challenge. been a father and I think you can human flesh, their loved ones are and sheds a few tears as a “This was a very unusual role for relate to this situation when you are forced to put them into quarantine A a father,” he said. “When I read the farmer struggling to care for his dying me, because as you know, I never where they face certain death. daughter in Maggie, an unconven- normally do dramatic roles,” he said script I had tears coming down my “It is the most human charac- tional zombie film. after the film’s premiere. eyes just reading it. It was so power- ter I have ever played and I think The that premiered at the The star of the Terminator and ful, so well written.” it is also the most human zombie Tribeca Film Festival recently spins a Conan movies is synonymous with In the debut feature film by movie that was ever done,” said different take on the zombie genre, action films and showed his comedic British director Henry Hobson, Schwarzenegger. concentrating more on the father- flair in Kindergarten Cop and Twins Schwarzenegger is Wade, a farmer in While he won’t be giving up action daughter relationship than blood- with Danny DeVito. But a dramatic a small town hit by a global outbreak films, Schwarzenegger said he “will soaked gore and cannibalism. role, even in a zombie horror film, is of a deadly disease that turns its vic- be looking for more dramatic roles It also provides Schwarzenegger, one he said he couldn’t have done tims into zombies and threatens to like Maggie.” Reuters New biopic misleading: Amy Winehouse’s father

new film about the late British blockbuster. They have forgotten it is a “When I first saw the Senna film I film is released: “If our solicitors feel singer Amy Winehouse is documentary,” Winehouse said. “There thought ‘This is it. I’m looking at his- that we’ve got a case, we will certainly misleading, her father said is a villain, me ... and there’s the heroine tory here’,” said Winehouse, who proceed against them ... but really on Monday, and the family who dies at the end ... My overall feeling now fronts the family’s charitable Amy that would be a last resort.” Aof the six-time Grammy Award win- is of grave disappointment.” Winehouse Foundation. The AMY filmmakers defended the ner was disassociating itself from the Amy Winehouse, seen as one of the “The way they have cut it, (in) the documentary. production. most talented singers of her genera- last third of the film I’m hardly in it, “When we were approached to Mitch Winehouse said he was not tion, died from alcohol poisoning in giving the impression that we weren’t make the film, we came on board happy with the way the makers of AMY, July 2011 at her London home, aged there and that’s what so disappoint- with the full backing of the Winehouse which will screened at the Cannes Film 27. The singer, known for hits such as ing ... Everyone knows that I was with family and we approached the project Festival next month, had portrayed him. Rehab and Back to Black had strug- Amy all the time.” with total objectivity,” they said in a The film was directed by Asif Kapadia, gled with drinking and drug problems Winehouse said the film missed statement, adding they had con- who won a Bafta for his documentary throughout much of her career. details such as an interview the sing- ducted around 100 interviews for the Senna on the late Formula One racing Winehouse praised the use of video er’s boyfriend, Reg Traviss. film. driver Ayrton Senna. of a younger Amy, shown laughing “This is not the film that Amy would “The story that the film tells is a “What they have tried to do was and being funny, but criticised the have wanted,” he said, adding he reflection of our findings from these to make a film which is a Hollywood film’s narrative. could consider legal action after the interviews.” | WEDNESDAY 29 APRIL 2015 | BOLLYWOOD 11

After films, foreign locales lure TV show makers

BY SUGANDHA RAWAL picture with an important development Singh, who plays Sandhya in Diya Aur show’s huge fan following in the region. in the storyline -- be it a pilot episode, Baati Hum, said. Non-fiction shows are “However, when a show like Khatron oving away from the con- change in plot or after the TV’s favourite also jetting off abroad — for instance Ke Khiladi: Darr Ka Blockbuster Returns fines of sets in , formula of the ‘leap’. MasterChef India 4 went to Dubai for its is filmed in Cape Town, it is because makers of TV shows are It’s not only viewers who are pre- culinary flavours, and makers of Khatron South Africa presents us with the best Mopting to go to foreign sented with a whiff of change; shooting Ke Khiladi picked South Africa’s Cape of all worlds including scenic locales, a locations like , Cape Town abroad gives an opportunity to actors Town as its base for all the stunts. world-class crew to design and execute (South Africa) and Dubai (UAE). The glo- also to get acquainted with the show’s Manisha Sharma, programming head exceptional stunts, and the ability to film bal trail is a ploy to break the monotony success outside India. of Colors channel, notes that picking seamlessly,” she said. and to present a visual delight to the “When you spend 12 hours on a set, the right destination for fiction or reality What is the criteria of choosing a audience, say experts. you don’t realise the impact of your shows differ on the “basis of its content destination? Dubai’s skyline was used to introduce show. But when we go to outdoor loca- and format”. “The location depends upon the the show Saraswatichandra; Sasural tions, that’s when it hits us...with people “For example, when Comedy Nights theme of the show. Nations which have Simar Ka went to Hong Kong; The coming to see shoots and waiting for With Kapil shot for a special weekend a large number of Indian population also team took off to hours to get a picture clicked,” Deepika bonanza in Dubai, it was owing to the attract more producers,” Seth said. Singapore; Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai Manisha added: “There are mul- headed to Cape Town and the cast of tiple factors to be considered before Tu Mera Hero is likely to go all the way we finalise the foreign location. One of to New Jersey, US. the primary aspects is that the location “Television serials go for foreign loca- needs to act as not only a backdrop but tions to infuse new energy. It is also an essential tool that takes the content to give viewers a new visual delight,” being filmed there to another level.” Gaurav Seth, senior vice president and The budget is also a major head, Marketing, Sony Entertainment consideration. Television, said. “The budget of the show is a critical Echoing the same, Namit Sharma, factor in determining the destination. programming head of Zee TV, said: Once the destination is finalised, we “The audience enjoys the change in work closely with the production team backdrop as they get a break from the as well as our partners to ensure that mundane and boring set.” the overall budget is managed effec- The foreign location comes into the tively,” Manisha said. IANS

German envoy music I will not cast Anurag in video goes viral my film: Karan Johar

remake with a twist, a new video of popular Bollywood ilmmaker Karan Johar, who was directed by Anurag Kashyap in Bombay Velvet, track Kal ho naa ho, featuring German Ambassador says he will never cast Anurag in his film and that he takes only good-looking actors AMichael Steiner, his wife Eliese and former external affairs Fin his films. “I will not cast Anurag in my film. I only take good-looking actors. I will minister Salman Khurshid has gone viral online, garnering over not make a film where Anurag fits in. Can you imagine Anurag in New York? You see him 600,000 views within three days of going live on Youtube. Now in Gangs of Wasseypur kind of films,” Karan Johar said. a behind-the-scenes footage is to be shared soon. However, he also said that he would never direct himself. “I will never direct myself. I The endeavour to pay tribute to the film, its actors and its can’t be my own liability. I am open to offers. I don’t have a delusion that I can do lead team also earned a thumbs up from superstar Shah Rukh roles, but good supporting roles I will do.” Khan and “Kal Ho Naa Ho” director Karan Johar. Owing to the Karan Johar will be seen in a negative role in Bombay Velvet. He said yes to this film growing popularity of the video on the online medium and the because no one else would ever offer him a negative role. “My character in the film is “mind-boggling reactions from all over”, a ‘Making Of’ of the manipulative. When Anurag came to me with this film, I loved the role. When he told me video will be released, the German embassy announced in a that he was considering Naseruddin Shah for this role, it acted as an added pressure. I statement. The original video for the song was shot in the US, thought nobody will offer me a negative role in my life so I thought I should take it. I hope wherein western outfits were donned by the actors. But the it works out.” Bombay Velvet features Ranbir Kapoor, Anushka Sharma and Karan Johar remake was shot in the capital featuring the German ambas- among others. According to Anurag, so far he hasn’t faced any issue with the film. “I sador as Shah Rukh and his wife as Preity Zinta in ethnic Indian don’t think there is going to be any issue. I have not faced any issues so far. Bombay in wear. IANS this film is like a noun and not a place.” IANS | WEDNESDAY 29 APRIL 2015 | 12 COMICS & MORE

BABY BLUES

Hoy en la Historia HAGAR THE HORRIBLE April 29, 1945 As World War II neared its end Adolf Hitler married his longterm mistress, Eva Braun, in Berlin. The couple committed suicide the following day 1945: Dachau concentration camp was liberated by U.S. troops. Over 30,000 people died at the camp over 12 years ZITS 1975: The last U.S. troops were evacuated from Saigon at the end of the War 1980: British-born film director Sir Alfred Hitchcock died at age 80 2005: Taiwan’s opposition leader, Lien Chan, met with China’s President, Hu Jintao, to discuss a possible easing of hostilities Picture: Associated Press © GRAPHIC NEWS BLONDIE ALL IN THE MIND Can you find the hidden words? They may be horizontal, vertical, diagonal, forwards or backwards.

SHERMAN’S LAGOON

ASTEROID, ASTRONAUT, ASTRONOMY, ASTROPHYSICS, ATMOSPHERE, BLACK HOLE, CAPSULE, COSMOS, COUNTDOWN, CREW, EXPLORATION, FLIGHT, GALAXY, GRAVITY, LAUNCH, LIGHT YEAR, METEOR, MISSION, MODULE, MOON, NEBULA, ORBIT, PLANET, PULSAR, ROCKET, SATELLITE, SOLAR SYSTEM, SPACECRAFT, SPACE STATION, STAR, SUPERNOVA, TAKEOFF, TRAJECTORY, UNIVERSE, VELOCITY, VOYAGE, | WEDNESDAY 29 APRIL 2015 | CROSSWORDS 13

ACROSS 38 Valuable finds DOWN say 46 Plod CROSSWORD 1 Drink with a lizard logo suggested by the 1 Big ___ (person who 31 Stimulates, informally 47 Almost had no stock 5 Big balls circled letters takes a date to a 32 Billy left 10 W.W. I’s Battle of the ___ 41 Rascal fast-food restaurant, 35 Red Roof ___ 49 NNW’s opposite 1234 56789 10111213 jocularly) 14 Winter truck attachment 42 Snowman in Disney’s 36 Nasty political 51 Sired “Frozen” 2 Well-established 14 15 16 15 Lagoon surrounder accusations 52 Soup server 45 Scattered 3 Barely missing par 16 Brand of shoes or 37 Old British sports cars 53 Itsy-bitsy creature 48 Like the snow in a 4 Pitcher 17 18 19 handbags 39 Gave a cattle call? 57 Fabulous birds shaken snow globe 17 Advantage 5 Group of whales 40 Twaddle 59 “___ well” 50 Rub out 20 21 22 23 24 18 One of the Gabor sisters 6 Maker of Asteroids and 43 Roone who created 61 U.S.N.A. grad: Abbr. 51 Makes a harsh sound Missile Command 19 Exercise on a mat “Nightline” and “20/20” 63 Citi Field team, on 25 26 27 28 29 54 Mahmoud Abbas’s grp. 7 Access a private 44 Obeyed a dentist’s scoreboards 20 Reds and Braves, for account short 55 “Ugh, German sausage directive 30 31 32 is the wurst,” e.g. 8 Actors Alan and Robert 22 Rodeo rope 45 Brown-toned photos 56 Think optimistically 9 Blind part BEAN FAVOR SCAM 24 Swiss river 33 34 35 36 37 58 Settles (into) 10 “We did it!” EAVE ERI CA TOGA 25 Like some home 60 Nothing doing? 11 Everett ___, player of S T I CKUPMEN AME X 38 39 40 improvement projects, briefly 62 Poet Nash Mr. Bernstein in “Citizen TALKED AGATE 26 Actor Claude of “B. J. Kane” and the Bear” 64 Advanced law degs. STATE CANESUGAR 41 42 43 44 12 Mystery prizes INLAWS TREVI 28 Jazz great named after 65 Stravinsky ballet 13 Greet with loud laughter PIPE OLE TOETAG 45 46 47 48 49 an Egyptian god 66 Cheddarlike cheese LSU POLECAR MIG 30 Riddle 67 Pricey seating option 21 Spade of “The Maltese Falcon” ALTERS BUN GELS 50 51 52 53 54 32 “Trust me!” 68 Darns, e.g. 23 Hit ___ spot YESNO S I ESTA 33 Home of the University 69 What comes out of an ANSWER YESTERDAY’S

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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.

aYESTERDAY’S ANSWER Cartoon Arts International / The New York Times Syndicate

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 ANSWER YESTERDAY’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. | WEDNESDAY 29 APRIL 2015 | 14 CINEMA

NOVO MONSTERS: DARK CONTINENT SCREEN 1 Tracers (2D/Action) Ten years on from the events of Monsters, and the 10:00am, 12:00noon, 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, 10:00pm & 12:00midnight ‘Infected Zones’ have now spread worldwide. In the SCREEN 2 Barely Lethal (2D/Action) Middle East a new insurgency has begun. At the 10:45am, 1:00, 3:15, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 & 11:45pm SCREEN 3 Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 (2D/Action) same time there has also been a proliferation of 11:00am, 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 & 11:15pm Monsters in that region. SCREEN 4 The Duff (2D/Comedy) 11:30am, 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 & Directors: Tom Green 11:30pm The Forger (2D/Crime) Writers: Tom Green, Jay Basu SCREEN 5 Monsters: Dark Continent (2D/Drama) Stars: Johnny Harris, Sam Keeley, Joe Dempsie 10:30am, 2:50, 7:10 & 11:40pm Cymbeline (2D/Drama) 12:50, 5:10 & 9:30pm SCREEN 6 The Age of Adaline (2D/Romantic) 11:10am, 4:00 & 9:00pm Fast & Furious 7 (2D/Action) 1:20, 6:20 & 11:30pm VILLAGGIO & CITY CENTER SCREEN 7 The Last Knights (2D/Action) 11:15am, 3:30, 7:45 & 11:55pm The Cobbler (2D/Comedy) 1:30, 5:45 & 10:00pm SCREEN 8 Home (2D/Animation) 10:00. 11:50am & 1:50pm Big Game (2D/Action) 3:50, 5:50, 7:50, 9:50 & 11:50pm SCREEN 9 Fast & Furious 7 (IMAX 2D/Action) 12:00noon, 2:45, 5:30, 8:15 & 11:00pm SCREEN 10 Barely Lethal (2D/Action) 11:45am, 3:45, 7:45 & 11:45pm Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 (2D/Action) 1:45, 5:45 & 9:45pm MALL

SCREEN 1 The Age of Adaline (2D/Romantic) 2:30pm Barely Lethal (2D/Action) 4:30 & 9:45pm Mall Cop (2D/Action) 6:15pm Tracers (2D/Action) 8:00pm Cymbeline (2D/Drama) 11:30pm SCREEN 2 The Reluctant Funadamentalist (Thriller) 2:30pm Home (2D/Animation) 4:45pm Cinderella (2D/Drama) 6:30pm Ivan Maryadaraman (2D/) 8:30pm The Forger (2D/Crime) 11:30pm SCREEN 3 Kanchana 2 (2D/Tamil) 2:00pm The Duff (2D/Comedy) 5:00pm Monsters: Dark Continent (2D/Drama) 6:45pm Fast & Furious 7 (2D/Action) 9:00pm Tracers (2D/Action) 11:15pm

LANDMARK SCREEN 1 Kanchana 2 (2D/Tamil) 2:00pm The Age of Adaline (2D/Romantic) 5:00pm Mall Cop (2D/Action) 7:00pm Tracers (2D/Action) 8:45pm Ivan Maryadaraman (2D/Malayalam) 10:30pm SCREEN 2 Monsters: Dark Continent (2D/Drama) 2:30 & 9:00pm Cinderella (2D/Drama) 4:45pm Fast & Furious 7 (2D/Action) 6:45pm Tracers (2D/Action) 11:15pm SCREEN 3 The Reluctant Funadamentalist (Thriller) 2:15pm The Duff (2D/Comedy) 4:30pm Cymbeline (Comedy) 6:15 & 9:45pm Barely Lethal (2D/Action) – 8:00pm The Forger (2D/Crime) 11:30pm

ROYAL PLAZA

SCREEN 1 Dum Laga Ke Haisha (2D/Hindi) 2:30 & 11:00pm Monsters: Dark Continent (2D/Drama) 4:45pm Tracers (2D/Action) 7:00 Fast & Furious 7 (2D/Action) 8:45pm SCREEN 2 The Reluctant Funadamentalist (Thriller) 3:00pm Cinderella (2D/Drama) 5:15pm Barely Lethal (2D/Action) 7:15pm Monsters: Dark Continent (2D/Drama) 9:15pm Tracers (2D/Action) 11:30pm SCREEN 3 The Duff (2D/Comedy) 2:30pm The Age of Adaline (2D/Romantic) 4:15pm Mall Cop (2D/Action) 6:15pm Cymbeline (2D/Drama) 8:00 & 11:30pm The Forger (2D/Crime) 9:45pm WESTEND PARK SCREEN 1 Ennum Eppozhum (Mal) 4:30pm Fast & Furious 7 (2D/Action) 7:15pm O Kadhal Kanmani (Tamil) 9:45pm Kanchana 2 (2D/Tamil) 6:00pm Maryadha Raman (2D/Mal) 9:00pm | WEDNESDAY 29 APRIL 2015 | DOHA EVENTS 15

Project Rainbow MFA & BFA Qatar Park Exhibitions 2015

4-7 May Until 16 May 3-5 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: 10:00-20.00 555 Exhibition In 2014, 2,100 companies from 47 The VCUQatar BFA & MFA Exhibition At The Fire countries exhibited at the show. Even Join with your children for a fun family is a celebration of the creative Station 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 Till June 15 from the construction industry, develop and being creative with unharmful the fields of graphic, fashion & interior Venue: Fire Station: Artists In international relationships and generate colored sand and enabling them to build design, painting & printmaking, and Residence new business opportunities. and create different shapes. design studies. Time: 10:30 to 17:00 (Closed on Tuesdays) Admission: Free

Marvellous IWED QRC Drift The exhibition pays homage to “The Creatures: 2015 Championship Art Center”, the very first artist in Animal Fables In Round 5 residence initiative that took place in Islamic Art Doha in the early 1990’s and which ran for a decade. The name 555 is a play on the number 555 which residents used to dial to contact Until 11 July 29 April — 02 May 30 APRIL - 01 MAY Qatar Racing Club the Fire Station, paying tribute to Venue: Museum Of Islamic Art Venue: Doha Exhibition Center VENUE: Free the Civil Defense for their years of Admission: Free Adission: Free ADMISSION: Time: 12:00 — 22:00 Time: 18:00-21:00 service to the people of Qatar. This exhibition focuses on the real and mythical animals IWED is a wedding exhibition that will Drifting is the fastest growing that feature in the legends, feature trend-setting facets to deliver motorsport in the world! Following the tales, and fables of the Islamic a unique and superficial experience in success of Formula Drift Qatar, the world. Divided into the natural planning an exquisite day of perfection. coming season promises an action packed smoke filled championship with quadrants of earth, air, fire, The International Wedding Exhibition Ismael Azzam: and Fashion Show Doha bring wedding competitors from across the arab world. and water, these marvellous For Them - creatures serve as the trends and opportunity of connecting Want to participate? visit www.qrczone. introductions and bridges for the the services providers to set up for the com for full information. Exhibition stories in which they feature. big occasion.

UNTIL 31 AUGUST VENUE: Qatar Museums Gallery Katara IN FOCUS ADMISSION: Free by Deekshika S V N 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). Send your photos to [email protected]. Please mention where the photo was taken. Torch Hotel Doha seen from Aspire Park. Send your event details to [email protected]