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“You have to have box office success then only people will show interest in
you. This is something, which surprises me. I don’t think it is about talent.”
QATAR TRIBUNE
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Thursday
June 6,
2013
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I get invited to
perform at
weddings across
the Middle East,
but the people
here in Doha are
really appreciative,
friendly and loving
— Yara
Doha has
passion for
music
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Fresh and simple, a bit
of me in Escada: Yara
LEZIMA GOMES
DOHA
C
ARLA Nazih Berkachi, better known as Yara, al-ways wanted to be a singer. Having had the talent
since childhood, Yara also happened to have the
luck to realise her dream.
“Ever since I realised I was gifted with a talent,
I knew I wanted to use it, and become a singer. Both my par-ents have nice voices but I wanted to make use of this talent
I had,” the Lebanese pop singer who has been creating waves
across the Arab music told Qatar Tribune.
Yara was recently in Doha for the launch of the fragrance
Escada as its brand ambassador in the Middle East. “I rep-resent the brand because the fragrance connects with me by
being simple, elegant, happy and fresh. I feel it resembles
me,” she said at the event.
Yara, who has visited Doha a couple of times earlier to
perform, has a special word of praise for the place and the au-dience. “I get invited to perform at weddings across the Mid-dle East, but the people here in Doha are really appreciative,
friendly and loving. They have a passion for life and music.
Every time I am here, I have been showered with praise and
admiration. I want my fans to know that I love them.”
Having said that, she added “Singers are welcomed and
respected across the Arab world. Each singer has their own
personality and their own style, and they are very much sup-ported and respected here.”
She however was quick to add that despite everything, it
is very difficult to become a singer because of a lot of reasons.
Producing the right type of music and lyrics, the ones that
connect with the audience and finding a good production
company are, according to her, among the two biggest chal-lenges for singers.
Giving credit for her success to her mother, Yara said “My
mother has always stood by me. She has supported me in my
journey through the maze of the music industry. It was she
who encouraged me to get a music education so that I would
have a sound footing in the future.”
Yara, who was discovered by Lebanese composer Tarek
Album covers of (from left) La’ale’ Khalijia, Twassa Feye and Enta Menni.
“My mother has
always stood by me.
She has supported
me in my journey
through the maze of
the music industry. It
was she who
encouraged me to get
a music education so
that I am on a sound
footing the future”
Abou Jaoudeh, further addded “The tal-ent show that I participated in, was my
ticket to fame. After that there has been
no looking back for me.”
Yara started her musical career with
a great ballad Hob Kbeer in 2006, and
joined Fadel Shakir in a duet called
khedni ma’ak which was written by
Tarek Abou Jaoudeh.
With an outstanding voice and
charming looks, she hogged the limelight
in no time. Her video Tawassa Feyi won
her a fan base in the Middle East that is
constantly growing.
In 2009 she joined Jean-Marie Ria-chi for the album Belaaks with the song
Shefto min biid (“I Saw Him”) in the
Lebanese dialect of Arabic language
“Right now I depend on composers
to write my songs, but in the future
I wish to write my own lyrics,”
she said indicating her future
plans.
“My inspiration dur-ing my teenage years
was well known
Lebanese singer
Fairuz, the most
famous singer in the
Arab world,” she said.
Among the international
singers, she said she has
looked up to Celine Dion
and Mariah Carey adding that
she ‘really admires’ Beyonce.
Speaking in detail about
the perfume she was here to launch,
she said “It is an honour for me to
represent Escada.”
It is a perfume that suits women of
all ages, it comes in three fragrances
– original, delicate note and elixir. Elixir
is more intense as it is meant to be worn
in the evening, she
added.
Lebanese pop
singer Yara
Mr Summer: James Badge
Dale, the blockbuster king
“No one plans this
kind of thing. It just
worked out this way.
The strange thing is
that the last two years
of my life have been
spent working on
these three films
and now, through
scheduling, they’re
coming out within two
or three months”
James Badge Dale
NYT SYNDICATE
J
AMES Badge Dale is on pace to
appear in every other block-buster this summer. The actor
somehow missed out on Star
Trek into Darkness and Fast
and Furious 6, but he co-stars as the vil-lainous Eric Savin in Iron Man 3 and will
be seen in World War Z and The Lone
Ranger.
“We’re dangerously close to overkill
right now,’’ Dale says, laughing. “No one
plans this kind of thing. It just worked
out this way. The strange thing is that
the last two years of my life have been
spent working on these three films and
now, through scheduling, they’re coming
out within two or three months. The or-der I did the films in was actually World
War Z, The Lone Ranger and Iron Man
3.’’
Set to open on June 21, World War Z
is a labour of love – and death and zom-bies – for star/producer Brad Pitt. Based
on the Max Brooks novel World War
Z: An Oral History of the Zombie
War (2006), the film casts Pitt
as Gerry Lane, a former Unit-ed Nations crisis specialist
who leaves behind his wife
(Mirielle Enos) and their
two young daughters in
order to help head off a
virulent virus that leaves
its victims dead and then
... reanimated and hun-gry for humans.
Dale, who counts
among his credits 24
(2003-2004), The De-parted (2006), The Pacific
(2010), the series Rubi-con (2010) and Flight
(2012), co-stars in
World War Z as
Captain Speke.
“The
zom--
A still from the film World War Z.
bie apocalypse has happened and there
are pockets of survivors,’’ Dale says,
speaking by telephone from his Manhat-tan home. “Lane is with a pocket of peo-ple that includes a number of US govern-ment officials who have survived. They
have this email from a military prison in
Korea, and they think that’s where the
virus originated. If they can find where
the virus came from, maybe they can find
a cure.
“So Lane sets off to find the cure,’’
the actor continues, “and that’s when he
runs into my guy, Captain Speke, who
has barricaded himself, along with some
other guys, in the prison. I can’t say
much about him. I have a lot of interac-tion with Gerry and a lot of interaction
with the zombies. It’s an interesting
thing when people are under duress.
In those situations everyone does the
best they can and, fortunately, Speke is
equipped to deal with this.
“And, in a strange way, the way
Speke and his guys deal with all of this
is to joke around,’’ Dale adds. “There’s
actually an air of levity to him and to his
scenes.’’
He reports that he spent a consid-erable amount of time in the compa-ny of zombies. Or, more accurately,
he spent that time in the company
of the many actors, extras and danc-ers who portrayed the living dead.
“The zombies were incredible,’’
Dale says. “I’ve never experienced
anything like that. They hired these
dancers to play the zombies, and they
would choreograph these moves, al--
most routines. It was beautiful and eerie
at the same time.
“Here we were at 2 in the morning,
on an airfield, and it’s pouring rain,’’
he says. “It was backlit gorgeously, and
you’d see these men and women and
sometimes young children standing
there, practising these strange zombie
moves. I really think they make the
movie.’’ Anyone who keeps tabs on mov-ies is aware that World War Z wasn’t the
easiest movie to make. Stories abound
about budget overruns, tensions between
Pitt and director Marc Forster, reshoots
and the seizure, in Budapest, of weapons
meant for use on the film, but mistaken
for terrorist arms. Dale downplays the
controversies.
“My own experience, it was great,’’
he says. “There’s a lot of talk about that
stuff. To be quite honest, I think it’s been
overblown. Some of it is just normal. I
don’t think I’ve ever worked on a film
that hasn’t gone over budget. These are
all normal, par-for-the-course things.
“The experience on set was really
positive,’’ Dale continues. “Marc was
fantastic, Brad was great. We got lots
of great work done. I’ve seen the film.
It made me smile. I walked out of there
smiling because of the reason everyone
is talking about: ‘Oh, it was a difficult
shoot!’ What we have is a good movie,
and that’s all that matters.
“You look up on the screen and you
see that we all came together and we put
a story together,’’ he concludes. “I think
it looks beautiful and it works.’’
Dale will chase World War Z with
The Lone Ranger, in which he co-stars
as the doomed brother of the Lone
Ranger (Armie Hammer). If those two
movies prove anywhere near as success-ful as Iron Man 3, the film world could
become Dale’s oyster. The actor stead-fastly refuses, however, to take anything
for granted.
“I’ve been around, working profes-sionally, for about 12 years,’’ he says,
“and what I’ve learned in those 12 years
is that nothing makes sense. Things
happen, things don’t happen. The worst
thing you can have in this business is
expectations, because you’re bound to be
disappointed.
“I’m lucky that I love my job,’’ Dale
concludes. “I love these stories, I love
characters and bringing them to life. I
love theatre and film and television. So
the most important thing to me is not the
size of the role, but the writing, and also
characters and projects that grab me and
hold my interest. That’s what I focus on.’’
HOLLYWOOD
Selena Gomez to take a
break from singing
Matt Damon
leads stars in
Public Theatre
forum
IANS
S
INGER Selena Gomez is planning
to take a break from singing and
has said she wants to get more
into films.
The 20-year-old singer plans to take
an extended break from music after her
Stars Dance world tour, reports fema-lefirst.co.uk.
She said: “Yeah, probably for a
while, I wanna get more into film. I’m
open to trying new things.”
“I just did an action movie and a
dark comedy and then a drama so I’ve
been able to do really fun projects that
AP
A
Matt
Damon
N all-star line-up including
Matt Damon, Alan Alda and
Vanessa Redgrave will be
featured in a night of readings and a
town hall discussion hosted by The
Public Theatre.
The June 17 event at the Delacorte
Theatre in Central Park will also
feature Christine Baranski, Gloria
Reuben, Raul Esparza, Hamish Lin-klater, Jesse L Martin, Lily Rabe and
Marsha Stephanie Blake.
The celebrities will read from
Shakespeare on money and justice
while Harvard professor Michael San-del leads a conversation about the rise
of the language of money, the subject
of his new book, What Money Can’t
Buy: The Moral Limits of Markets.
Tickets to the free forum will be
distributed, two per person, at noon
on June 17 at the Delacorte Theatre
and there will be a drawing at the
www.shakespeareinthepark.org site.
are different,” she added.
Her world tour takes off this sum-mer and Gomez revealed that her big-gest priority is to get in shape in order
to keep up with the energetic dance
routines she has planned.
Gomez also admitted that she hasn’t
yet chosen a support act for the Euro-pean part of the tour. She is also open
to suggestion for talented singers or
bands.
She said: “I have Emblem 3 who
are from the X Factor in America, in
Europe we actually haven’t picked an
opener yet, so am open to suggestions!”
Selena Gomez
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Demi Moore seeking spiritual help?
ACTRESS Demi Moore is
reportedly seeking spiritual
help to move on from the
dilemma of her failed mar-riage with estranged husband
Ashton Kutcher.
Moore and Kutcher
ended their relation in 2011
when the latter was caught
cheating in their six-year-old
marriage. The actors filed for a
divorce in 2012.
Demi Moore
Moore is taking the help of
Paddi Moore, a Mexico-based astrologer and counsel-lor, to help her cleanse her soul of the negative energy
and restore her karma, reports nypost.com.
“Demi’s been getting spiritual instruction. Paddi’s
helping Demi clear the negative energy out of her life.
Demi’s been focusing on strengthening her interper-sonal relationship and trying to cleanse her karma of all
the nastiness of the past,” a source said.
“Demi has told those close to her that her ses-sions with the astrologer have been life-changing and
they’re helping her keep her demons in check,” the
source added.
While Moore is struggling to get over her part,
Kutcher is dating actress Mila Kunis.
Tom Cruise misses
Katie Holmes?
Wife attractive in many ways, says
Matthew McConaughey
ACTOR Tom Cruise reportedly
misses his ex-wife Katie Holmes,
especially when he sees her happy
and carefree.
The duo was married for
six years before parting ways
in 2012. They have a sevenyear-old daughter Suri.
“Katie hasn’t looked
this happy and carefree in
years. It reminds him of
the girl he fell in love with
- how she was in their
early days,” OK maga-zine quoted a source as
saying.
Cruise, 50, is still
in love with Holmes,
who is rumoured
to be dating actor
Luke Kirby.
“He really loved
her and still does
- in fact, I think he’d
take her back if he could,”
a source said.
ACTOR Matthew
McConaughey
finds his wife
Camila Alves is
sexy in many dif-ferent ways.
The couple,
who got married
in 2012, has three
children - sons
Levi, five, Living-ston, six-monthold and daughter
Vida, three.
“There are
all kinds of ways
(I find her sexy).
There are ways
she is sexy as a
woman. There are
ways she is sexy
as a human. There
Matthew McConaughey (left) and Camila Alves.
are ways she is
sexy as a mother.
There’s many angles. I will say that,” eonline.com quoted McCo-naughey as saying.
Tom Cruise
BOLLYWOOD
My mother is my hero,
says Sonali Bendre
IANS
W
HO is Sonali Bendre’s
real life hero? The actress
calls her mother her hero
for raising three daugh-ters with very limited
resources and giving them wings despite
being not so educated. She admits this
kind of heroism is not so uncommon in
the country.
“My mother has done a great job with
her kids,” the 38-year-old actress said in
a group interview.
“The daily struggle of raising three
daughters with a very limited income, yet
seeing to it that they get a good upbring-ing, giving her daughters the wings even
after not being so educated - that person
is my hero,” Sonali added.
Having said that, she feels that “this
kind of heroism is in most of the women
in India because they all are doing that.”
Hailing from a middle-class family,
Bendre entered filmdom through ads
and later rose on the firmament with her
work in Sarfarosh, Zakhm, and Dupli-cate.
After playing a successful innings,
she tied the knot with filmmaker Goldie
Behl and settled down. Mother of a
“The daily struggle of
raising three daugh-ters with a very limited
income, yet seeing to
it that they get a good
upbringing, giving her
daughters the wings
even after not being
so educated - that
person is my hero”
seven-and-a-half-year-old son, she has
an immense respect for women who bal-ance family and work.
“I had the luxury of making a choice
(whether to work or not). All the women
don’t have this luxury and I really don’t
know how they do it. If I had to do eve-rything on my own, I would have fallen
apart,” she confessed.
“I have an immense amount of
respect for women who leave their kids
and go to work, because they have to.
They don’t have a choice. I couldn’t have
done that,” she added.
After becoming a mother, Sonali cut
down on her work as her priority was to
be a hands-on mother. Off and on she
appears on the small screen as a judge of
reality shows.
“From what I know and what I have
read, the first seven years of a child’s
life are very important - be it for their
emotional quotient, body type, IQ or
habits,” she said and added that much
of a child’s personality evolves in the
first seven years.
“So for me, it was very clear that
the first seven years of my son’s life
should be good,” said the actress who
recently judged India’s Best
Dramebaaz.
Sonali wishes for longish
maternity leaves than the pre-vailing one for new moms.
“I really wish that at work
place if we could let a woman
have maternity leave for the
first couple of years, so that she can
take care of her child, because what
a mother can give during that period
nobody else can give,” she said.
Zaalim Dilli has no critical
agenda: Ira Dubey
IANS
B
Ira Dubey
OLLYWOOD actress Ira Dubey says
Japinder Kaur Baweja directed
Zaalim Dilli is a light-hearted film
and has no social message.
Although Zaalim Dilli is based in
Delhi, which is in the news for rising
crime against women, the film has ro-mance, heart break and action.
“It is a light-hearted film. It has no
critical agenda or angle. It has no social
message or anything like that, although
we all feel deeply about what is going on
with women, specially in Delhi,” Ira said.
The actress will be seen opposite
Pyaar Ka Punchnama actor Divyendu
Sharma. She said it was her character,
which attracted her to the film.
“I agreed to do Zaalim Dilli because
I fell in love with the character. She is a
typical Delhi girl. She is different from
Pinky (her character in Aisha). She is a
softer character,” said Ira who played a
high society girl in Aisha.
The story in a nutshell is about three
characters who face problems and how they
over come these problems by standing up
together, explained Ira.
She added: “The characters are very
relatable. There is an insecurity in my char-acter of doing something in life. She goes
through a nice journey in the film.”
Why long absence from the big screen?
“I wasn’t avidly pursuing films. I
turned down some work after Aisha.
Nothing was exciting me to do it. Plus, I
had a lot of theatre work going on with
different productions,” said the actress
who is into multitasking.
“I do a lot of things. I write, I act
and model sometimes and do ramp
shows. So, I was prioritising other
things. Also, I hadn’t found a film
that excited me enough. But it was
not a conscious decision to stay
away from cinema,” she added.
Sonali
Bendre
Asin to team up with Abhishek for OMG director?
PTI
A
CTRESS Asin is likely to team up
with Abhishek Bachchan for a
comedy film directed by Oh My
God fame director Umesh Shukla.
“We did speak to her about it
(film). But it is at an early stage. Noth-ing is finalised yet,” Shukla said .
Abhishek and Asin earlier featured
together playing brother-sister in Ro-hit Shetty’s comedy film Bol Bachchan.
If all goes well, this time they will
be paired romantically opposite each
other.
“We are reworking on our script.
And then accordingly we will decide
things. As of now we have not signed
any heroine,” Shukla said.
Shukla’s directorial venture Oh My
God had Paresh Rawal playing the role
of an atheist while Akshay Kumar was
seen in a modern day avatar of Lord
Krishna.
The film was a satire-comedydrama on religion and did well at the
box office after its release on Septem-ber 28 last year. This time again, the
Asin
Thottumkal
Abhishek starrer yet-to-be-titled film
will have a social element in it, but
the director is not willing to share any
details about it.
The film is reportedly backed by
Bhushan Kumar, Chairman and Man-aging Director of T-Series, and Shyam
Bajaj. It will go on floors this year.
Meanwhile, Shukla was planning to
work with Dabangg actress Sonakshi
Sinha, but nothing is happening on
that front. “For the film with Sonakshi
nothing is finalised yet. We are yet to
work on the script,” Shukla said.
My first failure in Bollywood affected me: Neha Sharma
IANS
A
Neha
Sharma
FTER making a successful debut in
southern cinema with Chirutha,
Neha Sharma was disappointed
when her Bollywood debut Crook bombed
at the box office. She says she was in de-nial after that.
“Honestly, my first (southern) film
was a huge hit, so I didn’t expect my first
film (in Bollywood) to fail. I had seen that
high in life and didn’t know that this was
a possibility too. When it didn’t do well,
I was in denial and disappointed. I was
obviously living in a cocoon,” Neha said in
an interview.
“I want to do good work. The first
failure affected me. That is why I did
Kyaa Super Kool Hain Hum,” said the
actress and added that she wouldn’t have
done the adult comedy had her first film
worked.
“It’s something that I would not have
done as it is like going out of my comfort
zone. But I was like if this is what works,
then why not do this,” she explained.
It is important for newcomers, who
don’t have film background, to have box
office success. “You have to have box office
success then only people will show inter-est in you. This is something, which sur-prises me. I don’t think it is about talent
or looks, it is primarily about box office
success,” she said.
But she doesn’t take success or failure
seriously any more.
“I have done four films and I under-stand it is not something that you can
control. It is part of the business. No actor
can just have failures and no actor can just
have successes,” she said.
“I don’t get affected whether a film
does well or it doesn’t. But you do want
your films to do well as you put in a lot of
hard work,” she added.
Her next is Deols’ Yamla Pagla Dee-wana 2, which is coming out on June 7.
Directed by Sangeeth Sivan, the film also
stars Dharmendra as well as his two sons
- Sunny and Bobby.
She nurtured the dream of being a
fashion designer and acting just happened
along the way.
“I always wanted to be a designer and I
loved clothes and everything to do with it.
When I got a Telugu film, it happened out
of the blue ... at that point of time, I didn’t
realise how big it was. I really enjoyed my
journey. Then I was like this was exactly
what I want to do,” she said.
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Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani makes
Shilpa Shetty cry
ACTRESS Shilpa Shetty
was so touched by
the characters of Yeh
Jawaani Hai Deewani
(YJHD) that she ended
up crying while watch-ing the movie.
“Watched a film aftr
a long time, lovveed
YJHD. Made me laugh,
cry and fall in love with
all the characters. Su-perbly written, directed
Shilpa Shetty
and produced,” (sic)
tweeted Shilpa.
The movie, which released on Friday, features
Ranbir Kapoor, Deepika Padukone, Kalki Koechlin
and Aditya Roy Kapur. Directed by Ayan Mukerji, it
is produced by Karan Johar.
Shilpa is praises for all. “Superb performances
by Ranbir and Deepika...take a bow Ayaan and
Karan. Must watch tweetos. Full on entertainment,”
she added.
Sonakshi trains on vintage wheels
MAKING period love means hard work for
the actors involved as they need to learn
mannerisms, customs and also about the
technology of that era. Similar was the
case with Sonakshi Sinha when she was
told that she would be driving vintage
vehicles while shooting for the movie.
Sonakshi, who is otherwise an
ace driver, trained to manoeu-vre cars well in Mumbai traffic,
requiring her to relearn driv-ing, once again.
Reason being, all the
modern cars use floor
gear and opposed to cars
in 1950’s, when the cars
had hand gears, which
was more difficult driving
system.
Hence, it was necessary
that Sonakshi becomes familiar
with the driving system and
looks natural while giving her
shots.
India not regressive, says
Sherlyn Chopra
LOOKS like Mallika Sherawat’s recent
“repressive and depressed” com-ments about India didn’t go down
well with drama queen Sherlyn
Chopra and the actress has
strongly slammed
Mallika on twitter.
Her recent
tweet reads: “I
belong to India
where I see progres-sion and non-sexism.
If there was any truth
to her statement, people
like me would have
been out of work,”
says Sherlyn, who
was also present
at the Cannes Film
Festival this year.
Well we totally
agree with you on
this Sherlyn.
Sonakshi Sinha
Sherlyn Chopra
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Land Rover refines its
entry-level offering
NYT SYNDICATE
A
S the entry-level Land
Rover product in North
America, the LR2 has an
important role. It’s the first
step for many on what the
company hopes will be a long and loyal
journey through its product portfolio,
running through Evoque to LR4, Range
Rover and Sport models. So the lit-tlest Landie has undergone a number
of improvements and refinements for
2013 to bring it into line with its big-ger siblings, including a responsive yet
economical 2.0L turbo motor, a better
equipped interior and more ability onroad as well as off.
These upgrades come after a 2011
facelift that started the vehicle’s rise and
played a part in the LR2’s 30 awards
won globally. The car’s problem was
that it was built to perform off-road with
the likes of LR4 and Defender – some-thing it does remarkably well – yet had
to compete with soft-roading crossover
SUVs in the showroom that place more
emphasis on comfort and luxury. So
Land Rover took steps to level the mud-dy field, adding LED lighting, keyless
ignition and a 7” infotainment screen
with voice recognition plus the option of
a 17-speaker Meridian sound system.
It still has good towing capacity
– 3500 lb with the option of Hitch As-sist and a rear-view camera for one-man
operation. There’s an intelligent parking
brake that adapts to the angle of a slope,
as well as smart energy recuperation
and Land Rover’s legendary Terrain
Response system.
The new four-cylinder motor deliv--
ers more power with better economy
than the outgoing six and is 88 lb light-er. It’s commendably smooth and suit-ably responsive on the freeway, yet able
to provide plenty of torque to get you
through the rough stuff when maneu-vering off-road. This is another example
where downsizing has paid huge divi-dends. You gain in every aspect, with no
obvious penalties.
Perhaps our only complaint was the
light steering feel, which didn’t encour-age sporty driving, although we soon got
used to it. However, it made more sense
once the car was in its element off-road.
The same applied to the six-speed
auto that got the job done without call-ing attention to itself. There’s a Sport
mode for the street as well as a highmounted breather to allow a wading
depth of almost 20”. Coupled with a
WHEELS
Layout: Front-engine, all-wheel drive Engine 1999cc transverse in-line fourcylinder 16v turbocharged with direct injection.
Drivetrain: Aisin AWF21 six-speed automatic, full-time four-wheel drive with
Haldex rear differential
Brakes: 12.5” rotors f, 12” are with ABS, EBD, EBA Suspension Macpher-son strut with lower control arm, anti-roll bar f, struts with lateral and longi-tudinal links, anti-roll bar
Wheels & Tyres: 18x7” wheels, 235/60 R18 all-terrain tyres
The greatest off-road
attribute is its intel-ligent all-wheel drive
system that alters
distribution of torque
front to rear. In nor-mal conditions it runs
most of the power
to the front wheels
but is able to redirect
almost everything
to the rear if
conditions dictate
Haldex full-time four-wheel drive, the
LR2 is most at home on the rough stuff.
We took it across rivers, over fro-zen trails, through deep mud and into
a sand quarry. At no point did we ever
lose traction despite the stock all-ter-rain street tyres. In fact, we were able to
sail over obstacles and conditions that
briefly halted the LR4 in our group.
The greatest off-road attribute is its
intelligent all-wheel drive system that
alters distribution of torque front to
rear. In normal conditions it runs most
of the power to the front wheels but is
able to redirect almost everything to the
rear if conditions dictate.
It works in harmony with the Terrain
Response that adapts engine, transmis-sion, centre coupling, traction- and sta-bility control systems to the demands of
the terrain, maximising traction. It will
work in the General setting, allowing
the car to calculate the best solution, or
you can select from grass/gravel/
snow, mud and ruts or
sand to allow terrain
response to better
understand the
challenge.
Working seamlessly together, these
remarkable systems allow all Land Rov-ers to achieve unimaginable feats. And
this ability is in the DNA, dictating the
LR2’s 8.3” of ground clearance, its steep
approach angles and impossible wheel
articulation. If you need any sort of offroad ability, the LR2 has the competi-tion beat.
Once you’re out of the mud, the
latest exterior upgrades lend the LR2 a
greater air of sophistication. It includes
new LED lighting, grille surround and
trim finishes. However, it’s the interior
that’s received the most attention. This
included the aforementioned 7” screen
in the new centre console to access the
audio functions and optional nav.
There’s also a 5” display in the main
instrument cluster to indicate informa-tion such as temp, fuel, gear, Terrain
Response mode, etc. Then there are
steering wheel switches to locate addi-tional vehicle information as needed.
Every trim level of the LR2, from the
basic model to the HSE and HSE Lux,
will have electric-powered leather seats
as standard as well as dual sunroofs to
give the cabin an airy feel. It all adds up
to a more appealing vehicle that sacri-fices none of its versatility in the pursuit
of a wider audience.
NATURE
Babies learn to babble
like birds learn to sing
B
The study
provides beautiful
evidence of step-wise transitions in
songbirds, as well
as analyses that
are suggestive
of the same
phenomenon in
human infants
NYT SYNDICATE
ABIES learn to babble before
they learn to talk, at first
simply repeating individual
syllables (as in ba-ba-ba), and
later stringing various sylla-bles together (as in ba-da-goo). Songbirds
exhibit similar patterns during song-learn-ing, and the capacity for this sort of syl-lable sequencing is widely believed to be
innate and to emerge full-blown – a theory
that is challenged by a paper published on
Nature’s website. A study of three species
– zebra finches, Bengalese finches and
humans – reports that none of the trio has
it that easy. Their young all have to learn
how to string syllables together slowly, pair
by pair.
“We discovered a previously unsus-pected stage in human vocal development,”
says first author Dina Lipkind, a psycholo-gist now at Hunter College in New York.
The research-ers began by
training
young
zebra finches (Taeniopygia guttata) to sing
a song in which three syllables represented
by the letters A, B and C came in the order
ABC-ABC. They then trained the birds to
sing a second song in which the same syl-lables were strung together in a different
order, ACB-ACB.
Eight out of 17 birds managed to learn
the second song, but they did not do so in
one fell swoop. They learned it as a series
of syllable pairs, first, say, learning to go
from A to C, then from C to B and finally
from B to A. And they didn’t do it over-night, as the innate-sequencing theory
predicts. Instead, on average, they learned
the first pair in about 10 days, the second
in four days and the third in two days.
The researchers found evidence of
similar learning patterns in untrained Ben-galese finches (Lonchura striata domesti-ca). For instance, in this bird’s songs, some
syllable pairs are reversible – sometimes
syllable A comes before syllable B and vice
versa. Again, the innate-sequencing theory
predicts that young birds should acquire
both orders at the same time, but they do
not. When the scientists tracked the de-velopment of seven such pairs, they found
that the birds
acquired the
two or-ders an
average
of about
18 days
apart.
Babble on
Perhaps most surprisingly, the study
found evidence that human babies
follow a similar learning pattern. When
the researchers analysed databases of
vocal recordings from nine infants, they
found that their well-known babbling
progression – from repeating the same
syllable to stringing different syllables
together – did not happen quickly, but oc-curred gradually, over a period of 20-30
weeks.
“The study provides beautiful evidence
of stepwise transitions in songbirds, as
well as analyses that are suggestive of the
same phenomenon in human infants,”
says Michael Frank, a language-acquisi-tion researcher at Stanford University
in California. But he cautions that the
hypothesis for babies should be tested
experimentally.
Michael Goldstein, a psychologist
who heads a bird and baby lab at Cornell
University in Ithaca, New York, questions
whether the learning patterns exhibited
by the finches can even be generalised
across the species’ tuneful relatives.
“There’s no such thing as a generic song-bird,” he says. He also points out that the
study used only small sample sizes.
But Goldstein is also heartened by the
study’s cross-species comparisons. “A lot
of people talk about the parallels between
birds and babies,” he says, “but very few
actually study them. It’s good that they’ve
done this.”
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19:00 Awara Paagal Deewana
22:00 100% Bollywood
22:30 Kabhi Kabhie
SPIRITUAL HOUR
6:00 – 7:00 AM
A time of reflection, a deeper under-standing of the teachings of Islam.
FASHION NEWS
12:00 NN
All the latest news about the world of
Fashion and more brought to you by
Ms. Laura Finnerty.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
1:00 PM
The latest news and events from
around the world.
THE DECADES
4:00 PM
A journey through time. The show
reminisces at the music, the inven-tions, and the events that ensued
during that era and defined modern
history. Hosted by Ms. Laura Finnerty
and Scotty Boyes.
THE TOUR
6:00 PM
The show takes you on a weekly trip
to different parts of the world and of
course Qatar.
LEGENDARY ARTISTS
8:00 PM
The show tells the story of a celebrity
artist that has reached unprecedented
fame. Throughout the episode, the art-ists’ memorable performances/songs
will be played to put listeners in the
mood.
THINK ABOUT IT
10:30 PM
Is a show about ‘Spoken Word.’ Every
week the audience is introduced to a
new artistic piece. Created by our very
own Nabil Al Nashar.
MUSIC & INFORMATION
Listen in the whole day as we offer
a wide array of music from Pop, to
Classical, Reggae, Jazz, Funk, World/
Ethnic and more! Also loads of infor-mation through QF Radio’s Factoid
Series aside from our daily program
offerings.
Beetle Bailey
Blondie
Popeye
For Subscriptions Contact us at:
Phone: 44666810 : 44654975
Post Box No: 23493
:
Spiderman
Learn
Arabic
Tadbreeb
Training
Tamreen
Exercise
Istejmam
Zits
Recreation
Tajtheef
Rowing
Wazn
Weight
Mobarat
Match
Hoy en la Historia
June 6, 1944
The D-Day landings of allied
forces took place on the beaches
of Normandy, France. Operation
Overlord was the largest
sea-borne invasion in history
1907: Persil was marketed in Germany
as the world’s first “self-acting” washing
powder
1933: The world’s first drive-in movie
theatre opened in New Jersey, with
accommodation for 500 cars
1984: Indian troops stormed the Golden
Temple at Amritsar, the Sikhs’ holiest
shrine
1989: Scenes of hysteria
accompanied the funeral of the
Ayatollah Khomeini in Tehran, Iran
Picture: Getty Images
© GRAPHIC NEWS
SUDOKU
Yesterday’s Answer
Star Talk
By King Features Syndicate, Inc.
ARIES [mar 21 – apr 19]
TAURUS [apr 20 – may 20]
GEMINI [may 21 – jun 20]
CANCER [jun 21 - jul 22]
LEO [jul 23 – aug 22]
VIRGO [aug 23 – 22]
Although you’re concerned with
money matters and cash flow
today, this is a poor day to shop
for anything other than food.
Forewarned is forearmed.
This is a goofy, unpredictable
day. Enjoy social times with
others; however, keep things
light. Do not make any important
decisions. Don’t spend money
today (except on food).
Keep a low profile today,
because this is not a day to do
important things. In fact, quite
the opposite; just deal with what
is at hand. Don’t make waves.
This is a wonderful day to
schmooze with friends and enjoy
the company of others. Enjoy warm
conversations, but avoid important
decisions. Don’t accept offers.
Relations with people in authority
are significant today. Nevertheless,
postpone all important decisions
until tomorrow. Just chat with
others and get the lay of the land.
You might be kicking around some
travel ideas today or ideas related
to publishing, higher education,
medicine and the law. It’s a good
time to get information, but wait
until tomorrow to make your move.
LIBRA [sept 23 – oct 22]
Postpone all important decisions
about shared property, taxes, debt
and jointly held possessions until
tomorrow. Just coast today. Gather
as much information as possible.
SCORPIO [oct 23 – nov 21]
Conversations with partners and
close friends will be candid today,
because people are friendly,
open and willing to shoot from
the hip. However, don’t make
important decisions until Friday.
SAGITTARIUS [nov 22 – dec 21]
This is a good time to putter and
de-clutter your life. Just deal
with the matters at hand and
postpone important decisions
until tomorrow, when everything
will be all systems go.
CAPRICORN [dec 22 – jan 19]
This is a wonderful, creative
day for you! Enjoy the arts.
Enjoy socializing with others.
Accept invitations to party.
Sports and playful activities
with children will delight you.
AQUARIUS [jan 20 – feb 18]
This is an ideal day to cocoon at
home and just putter around the
house. Don’t shop for anything
other than food. It’s a great day
for creative, social activities.
Pisces [feb 19 – mar 20]
You might feel unusually intuitive
and psychic today. Listen to your
hunches, but wait until Friday to
make important decisions. Today
is too loosey-goosey for that.
MOVIES IN QATAR
After Earth
(Action)
A crash landing leaves Kitai Raige and his father Cypher
stranded on Earth, a millennium after events forced
humanity’s escape. With Cypher injured, Kitai must embark
on a perilous journey to signal for help.
I Give It A Year
(Comedy)
A look at the trials and tribulations of a newlywed
couple during their first year of marriage.
CITY CENTRE CINEMA
AFTER EARTH (ACTION): 10.30 AM, 12.45 PM, 3 PM, 5.15 PM,
7.30 PM, 9.45 PM, 12 MN
NOW YOU SEE ME (THRILLER): 11.30 AM, 2 PM, 4.30 PM, 7 PM,
9.30 PM, 12 MN. [VIP GOLD]:10.30 AM, 1 PM, 3.30 PM, 6 PM,
8.30 PM, 11 PM
FAST & FURIOUS 6 (ACTION): 11 AM, 1.45 PM, 4.30 PM, 7.15
PM, 10 PM, 12.45 PM
TATTAH (ARABIC): 11 AM, 1.30 PM, 4 PM, 6.30 PM, 9 PM, 11.30
PM
THE HANGOVER 3 (COMEDY): 12.15 PM, 2.30 PM, 4.45 PM, 7
PM, 9.15 PM, 11.30 PM, 1.15 MN
HUMMINGBIRD (THRILLER): 11.30 AM, 1.30 PM, 3.30 PM, 5.30
PM, 7.30 PM, 9.30 PM, 11.30 PM
I GIVE IT A YEAR (COMEDY): 11 AM, 1 PM, 3 PM, 5 PM, 7 PM, 9
PM, 11 PM, 1 MN
IRON MAN 3 (ACTION): 11.15 AM, 1.45 PM, 4.15 PM, 6.45 PM,
9.15 PM, 11.45 PM
AT ANY PRICE (DRAMA): 12.30 PM, 2.45 PM, 5 PM, 7.15 PM,
9.30 PM, 11.45 PM
EPIC (ANIMATION) (3D): 11.45 AM, 2 PM, 4.15 PM, 6.30 PM,
8.45 PM, 11 PM
YAMLA PAGLA DEEWANA (HINDI): 11.30 AM, 2.30 PM, 5.30 PM,
8.30 PM, 11.30 PM
YEH JAWANI HAI DEEWANI (HINDI): 11 PM, 2 PM, 5 PM, 8 PM,
11 PM
IDDARAMMAYILATHO (TELUGU): 12.45 PM, 3.30 PM, 6.15 PM,
9 PM, 11.45 PM
VILLAGGIO CINEMA
FAST & FURIOUS 6 (ACTION): 10.30AM, 12 PM, 1 PM, 2.45
PM, 3.45 PM, 5.30 PM, 6.30 PM, 8.15 PM, 9.15 PM, 11 PM,
1.15 MN, 12 MN
AFTER EARTH (ACTION): 10.30AM, 12.45 PM, 3 PM, 5.15 PM,
7.30 PM, 9.45 PM, 12 MN
NOW YOU SEE ME (THRILLER): 11.15 AM, 1.45 PM, 4.15 PM,
6.45 PM, 9.15 PM, 11.45 PM
THE HANGOVER 3 (COMEDY): 12.30 PM, 2.45 PM, 5 PM, 7.15
PM, 9.30 PM, 11.45 PM
TATTAH (ARABIC): 10.45 AM, 1.15 PM, 3.45 PM, 6.15 PM, 8.45
PM, 11.15 PM
HUMMINGBIRD (THRILLER): 11 AM, 1 PM, 3 PM, 5 PM, 7 PM,
11 PM
EPIC (ANIMATION) (3D): 11 45 AM, 2 PM, 4.15 PM, 6.30 PM,
8.45 PM, 11 PM
YEH JAWANI HAI DEEWANI (HINDI): 11.30 AM, 2.30 PM, 5.30
PM, 8.30 PM, 11.30 PM
IRON MAN 3 (ACTION): 11 AM, 1.30 PM, 4 PM, 6.30 PM, 9 PM,
11.30 PM
THE GREAT GATSBY (DRAMA): 12.30 PM, 3.15 PM, 6 PM, 8.45
PM, 11.30 PM
I GIVE IT A YEAR (COMEDY) (3D): 11.15 AM, 1.15 PM, 3.15 PM,
5.15 PM, 7.15 PM, 9.15 PM, 11.15 PM
AT ANY PRICE (DRAMA): 12.15 PM, 2.30 PM, 4.45 PM, 7 PM,
9.15 PM, 11.30 PM
LANDMARK CINEMA
MALL CINEMA
FAST & FURIOUS 6 (ACTION): 3 PM, 11 PM
TATAH - ARABIC (COMEDY): 2.30 PM, 5.30 PM, 9.15 PM
MUMBAI POLICE (MALAYALAM): 8 PM
EPIC (ANIMATION) (3D): 5 PM, 7 PM
NOW YOU SEE ME (THRILLER): 11.30 PM
AT ANY PRICE (DRAMA): 2.30 PM
AFTER EARTH (ACTION): 5 PM, 7 PM
FAST & FURIOUS 6 (ACTION): 9 PM
I GIVE IT A YEAR (COMEDY): 11.15 PM
YAMLA PAGLA DEEWANA 2 (HINDI): 2 PM, 5 PM
MUMBAI POLICE (MALAYALAM): 8 PM
YEH JAWAANI HAI DEEWANI (HINDI): 11 PM
TATAH - ARABIC (COMEDY): 4.30 PM, 7 PM
AFTER EARTH (ACTION): 9.15 PM, 11.30 PM
EPIC (ANIMATION) (3D): 3 PM
AT ANY PRICE (DRAMA): 5 PM
FAST & FURIOUS 6 (ACTION): 7 PM
NOW YOU SEE ME (THRILLER): 9.15 PM, 11.30 PM
ROYAL PLAZA
EPIC (ANIMATION) (3D): 2.30 PM
TATAH - ARABIC (COMEDY): 2 PM, 4.30 PM, 6 PM
HANG OVER 3 (COMEDY): 7 PM
NOW YOU SEE ME (THRILLER): 9.15 PM, 11.30 PM
FAST & FURIOUS 6 (ACTION): 4.30 PM, 7 PM
AFTER EARTH (ACTION): 9.15 PM, 11.15 PM
AT ANY PRICE (DRAMA): 4 PM
YAMLA PAGLA DEEWANA 2 (HINDI): 8.15 PM, 11 PM
NOTICE: Timings are subject to change without prior notice.
OVER THE WEEK IN QATAR
ENTERTAINMENT
STOMP
Venue : Qatar National Convention Center Theatre
Date: June 6 to June 8
DISNEY ON ICE
Venue: Qatar
National
Convention Center
Date: June 13,
2013 to June
16, 2103
Live in the World of
Fantasy with Disney
on Ice taking place
in June!
Tickets & show-times at www.vir-ginmegastore.me
EXHIBITION
HYA ABAYAS EXPO
Venue: Doha Exhibition Center
Date: Tuesday June 4 to Sunday June 9
Time: 10am to 10pm (opening day 6pm to 10pm)
Entry: Free
Organised by Qatar Tourism Authority (QTA), the fifth edition
of Hya Abayas, the Middle East’s largest abaya exhibition, is
set to showcase the region’s finest fashion in abayas. Design-ers from around the Gulf have already expressed an interest
in exhibiting at the show which will feature fashion parades
and cultural elements. It was also mentioned that 55% of the
designers are from Qatar.
For events, opinions and suggestions contact: chillout.qt@gmail.com Phone: 44422077

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