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have been working for the Real Canadian Superstore for 25 years and have been a manager for a good 15 years. With the diversity of customers we currently have and the expected increase of ethnic customers in the years to come it is very important to engage your customers not only to provide great customer service but also to help us understand what is important to the customer. Building that relationship is key as it gives us insight to products and services we could be providing to become that destination ethnic store. While we carry a variety of ethnic products ,the years to come this area will only grow larger!

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ello Everyone once again. So, Yoga day was trending all over the world, sweet summers rolling down the year, music in the air soothing the squeaking ears and raining bucks over the brood is all what this edition of our magazine covers this time. The Yoga Day event was celebrated on June 21 entering the Guinness world record with 35,985 people performing various asanas at one venue and 84 nationalities being part of it. World Yoga Day tells us that the world is curious to know about India and we must tell the world about our culture and that we are proud of it. Consulate General of India Mr. Ravi Shankar Aisola and many other famous faces flexed their muscles in the same event here in Vancouver. To tickle your funny bone, Kapil Sharma and Family will be visiting the city, and it seems like people getting crazy about the show. Tickets are selling out really fast. We hope for the overwhelming response. For more information, you can contact Mr. Jagraj Garcha. Don’t miss it out. Talking of the music, Arif Lohar and Nitin Mukesh with their melodious voice would rinse our souls off. Besides this, soulful feast 2015 RED FM Idol singing competition took off really well with locals giving their voices flight over the air to the widest reach of the city and Surrey Resident, Amitpal Bharth won the title. Also, we got some time off our busy schedule to visit “The Bombay Boys”. None other than everyone’s favorite “APNA CHAAT HOUSE. Every dish is prepared using finest ingredients and unique combination of Spices, which do justice to the food. And last but not least, Apna Truck Show was a huge success, breaking all previous records. In Association with Barnes Harley Davidson Langley, Apna Truck Show gave away a brand new HD Street 750 to the winner, Mr. Sarabjit Singh Kamboj. The Bike was worth $18,000. One Lucky Guy! This is all that constitutes this edition. Working hard for the next, will be back soon with more of it.

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On July 1, 1867, Canada became a self-governing dominion of Great Britain and a federation of four provinces: Nova Scotia; New Brunswick; Ontario; and Quebec. The anniversary of this date was called Dominion Day until 1982. Since 1983, July 1 has been officially known as Canada Day.

In many towns and cities, municipal governments organize a range of events, often outdoors. These include pancake breakfasts, parades, concerts, carnivals, festivals, firework displays and citizenship ceremonies for new Canadian citizens. The celebrations often have a patriotic mood. Canada’s national flag is widely displayed and a lot of people paint their faces red and white, which are Canada’s national colors. The celebrations in Ottawa, which is Canada’s capital city, are particularly exuberant. In the province of Quebec, many home leases start on July 1 and last for exactly one year. Hence, many people in Quebec spend Canada Day moving their possessions from one house to another. In this province, Canada Day is also known as Moving Day. In the province of Newfoundland and Labrador, July 1 is also Memorial Day. This commemorates the heavy loss of life in the Newfoundland Regiment on the first day of the Battle of the Somme during World War I. In Newfoundland and Labrador, the morning of July 1 is usually somber. Flags are flown at half-mast and memorial services are held at cenotaphs (war memorials). In the afternoon, Canada Day celebrations in the province are similar to those in the rest of the country.

Public life

July 1 is a statutory holiday in Canada unless it falls on a Sunday; then it moves to July 2. All provincial governments observe this day. Many organizations, businesses and stores are closed, although some book stores, pharmacies and gas stations may be open. Post offices are closed. As Canada

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Day falls in the Canadian summer holiday period, all schools are closed. Public transport services may operate to their usual or a reduced timetable. In some areas, extra services are provided for large scale events. Street closures due to concerts, parades and festivals may cause some local disruption to traffic.

Background

On July 1, 1867, the British North Americas Act created the Dominion of Canada as a federation of four provinces. This event is known as the confederation of Canada. The four original provinces were created from the former British colonies of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and the Province of Canada, which was divided into the provinces of Quebec and Ontario. Canada’s boundaries have been extended since 1867. The country now consists of 10 provinces and three territories. On June 20, 1868, the Canada’s Governor General proclaimed that Canadians should celebrate the anniversary of the confederation. July 1 became a statutory holiday, known as Dominion Day, in 1879. However, no official celebrations were held until the 50th anniversary in 1917 and the 60th anniversary in 1927. After World War II, Dominion Day was celebrated more frequently and more events were organized by the national government. After the centenary of the confederation in 1967, Dominion Day events became more widespread. July 1 became popularly known as Canada Day. The date was also officially known as Canada Day from 1983 onwards. Since 2006 Canada Day celebrations were also held at

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Canada’s national flag is seen on Canada Day. This consists of two vertical red rectangles separated by a white square. The white square contains a red image of a maple leaf. Canada’s national colors are red and white and are used in many ways on Canada Day. Some people wear red and white clothing and others paint their faces in these colors.

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Xog BwrqI sµsikRqI dI ku~l dunIAw ƒ iek mhwn dyx hY[ A~j 21 jUn ƒ kOmWqrI Xog idvs sµXukq rwStr dy sihXog nwl dunIAw dy bhuq swry dySW ivc mnwieAw jw irhw hY[ swfy leI ieh bhuq mwx vwlI g~l hY ik swfI prµprw ƒ ivSv p~Dr ‘qy pCwx imlI hY[ A~j hr BwrqI dw Pærjæ hY ik Xog idvs ivc ih~sw pw ky BwrqI sµsikRqI dI pCwx ƒ brkrwr r~Ky[ lgBg 15 hjæwr swl pihlW Xog dw mu~F bµnHx vwly Awid XogI ny mnu~KI mn ivc Xog dw bIj bIijAw, jo pRPu~ilq ho ky swrI dunIAw ivc v~f-AkwrI ru~K bx cu~kw hY[ ‘Xog’ Sbd sµsikRq dy ‘Xu~j’ Sbd qoN ilAw igAw hY, ijs dw ArQ hY joVnw[ Awpxy-Awp ƒ Aµqrmn nwl joV ky prmwqmw dI pCwx krnI, mhWirSI pqµjlI vrgy irSIAW Anuswr Xog srIr mn, bu~DI qy Awqmw ƒ joVn dI smu~cI jIvn SYlI hY jW ieµj kih skdy hW ik Xog kyvl ksrq hI nhIN jIvn ijaUx dI klw vI hY[ Xog srIr qy mn ƒ Arog r~Kdw hY qy nwl hI nwl Awqmw dw ivkws kridAW hoieAW AiDAwqimk p~KoN cVHdI klw v~l iljWdw hY qy suc~jI jIvn SYlI pRdwn krdw hY[ Xog swƒ AnuSwsn ivc rihx dI jwc d~sdw hY[ mhWirSI pqµjlI ny Xog dy A~T Aµg d~sy hn ‘Xm’ jo AStWg Xog dw pihlw Aµg hY, ivc AnuSwsn dy swry qrIky Swiml kIqy hn jo swƒ Awpxw mn ij~qx ivc shwieqw krdy hn[ Xm auh hn, ijnHW nwl AwpxIAW ieµdrIAW Aqy mn ƒ mwVIAW BwvnwvW qoN dUr r~K ky, AihµswvwdI bx ky itkwA ivc r~iKAw jWdw hY[ Aihµsw qoN Bwv hY iksy ƒ koeI du~K qklIPæ nw phuµcwauxI[ sB dw Blw mµgxw, s~c bolxw, dsW nhuµAW dI ikrq krky rotI KwxI qy bRhmcirAw dw pwlx krnw[ sbr sµqoK vwlw jIvn ijaUxw hI AnuuSwsn dy dwiery ivc AwauNdw hY[ Aijhw AnuSwsn jIvn SYlI ƒ suDwrdw qy sµvwrdw hY[ suc~jI jIvn SYlI pRdwn krdw hY[ Xog dw audyS hY mukqI pRwpq krnw[ Awpxy-Awp ƒ kwm, kRoD, loB, moh qy hµkwr qoN bcw ky r~Kxw[ Awpxy Aµdr JwqI mwrnw, Awpxy-Awp ƒ suDwrnw, jdoN Awpw suDr igAw qW smJ lE swrw smwj suDwr dy rwh pY jwvygw[ Ajoky smwj dI hwlq kI hY? iksy qoN Bu~lI ivsrI nhIN[ Ajokw ienswn bhuq hI qxwA BrI jiæµdgI jIA irhw hY[ pYsw kmwaux dI hoV l~gI hoeI hY[ Awpxy Aµdr Jwkx dI ivhl hI nhIN[ ibmwrIAW vD rhIAW hn[ ielwj l~By jw rhy hn[ smyNsmyN ‘qy nvIAW-nvIAW dvweIAW l~Bx dy auprwly kIqy jWdy hn[ dvweIAW mddgwr swbq huµdIAW hn[ ibmwrI ‘qy kwbU pwauNdIAW

Anupam Kher & Neena Gupta to stage acclaimed play in Surrey !!! MERA WOH MATLAB NAHI THA .... , written & directed by well known stage,film & TV actor RAKESH BEDI , has been getting incredible response ever since it was first staged in Mumbai this year and KVP Entertainers & Kamal’s Video Palace is very excited to bring this exciting play to BELL PERFORMING ART CENTRE, Surrey on SUNDAY,AUGUST 30th @ 7 PM . With superb performances by ANUPAM KHER , NEENA GUPTA & RAKESH BEDI and standing ovations at all performances , the play is eagerly awaited and tickets at $ 35,45,55,65,75 & VIP + $ 3 F.C. are already selling at Kamal’s Video Palace,Surrey & Shaaz Video , Burnaby ( 604-439-0463 ) and for more information , please contact KAMAL SHARMA at (604)592-9777 or ( 604 )833-1977 and visit www.kamalvideopalace.com or KVP Entertainers on Facebook.

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Xog krdy smyN kuJ g~lW dw iKAwl jærUr r~iKAw jwvy[ Awsx qW A~KW KolH ky kIqy jw skdy hn pr pRwxwXwm qy iDAwn dOrwn A~KW bµd r~KxIAW jærUrI hn qW jo SkqI ivArQ nw jwvy[ cµgw hovy Xog krn qoN pihlW qwjæy pwxI nwl ieSnwn kr ilAw jwvy qW jo cmVI dy muswm Ku~lH skx qy cusqI Aw jwvy[ sB qoN vDyry jærUrI hY, Xog KwlI pyt kIqw jwvy[ Xog krn dOrwn swh lYx qy Cfx v~l Kæws iDAwn dyxw cwhIdw hY, ikauNik Xog dI hr ikirAw ivc swh lYx qy Cfx dw v~Krw-v~Krw Fµg huµdw hY[ Awsx lwaux smyN mwnisk qy srIrk siQrqw vI jærUrI hY[ pdm Awsx, sUrj nmskwr, auqwnpwd Awsx, hsI Awsx, isµh Awsx kuJ mh~qvpUrn Awsx hn pr ieQy mYN isµh Awsx qy hsI Awsx dy kuJ ivSyS lwBW bwry g~l krWgI[ ieh AwswnI nwl hox vwly Awsx hn qy lwB vDyry hn[ isµh Awsx nwl gly dIAW ibmwrIAW qoN rwhq imldI hY[ isµh dI siQqI ivc bYT ky jæbwn bwhr k~F ky iqµn ku vwr lµbI dhwV pRDwn mMqrI SRI nirMdr modI qy lgwauxI hY[ hsI Awsx ‘h~sxy Gr v~sxy’ pµjwbI dI pRis~D khwvq hY[ bwbw rwmdyv Xogw krdy hoey jo h~sdy hn, KuS rihµdy hn aunHW dy Gr KuSI-KuSI vsdy hn[ gusYl lokW dy Gr KuSIAW KyVy pRvyS nhIN krdy[ hsI Awsx ivc bs au~cI-au~cI iKViKVw ky qwVIAW mwrmwr ky h~sxw hY[ mu~l koeI lgxw nhIN, Pl vDyry imlxw hY[ ichrw Kurwk, gµDlw vwqwvrn qy nUro-nUr huµdw hY[ suµdrqw vDdI hY, bdl rhI jIvn-SYlI hY[ PyPVy h~sx nwl Puldy hn qy KUb bhuq swrIAW iBAwnk ibswrI AwksIjn srIr Aµdr pRvyS mwrIAW qoN bcx leI suµdr krky KæUn sµcwr ƒ qyjæ krdI hY[ jIvn SYlI bxwaux leI ‘Xog’ jdoN KæUn sµcwr qyjæ huµdw hY, bl~f auqm hY[ dvweIAW qy ijµm pRYSr, A~Dy isr dI drd, joVW dIAW mihµgy hox krky Xog kudrqI drdW qy hor bhuq swrIAW ibmswDn hY[ Xog nwl AsIN inwrIAW ivc rwhq imldI hY[ audwsI rog rih skdy hW[ ‘kro Xog rog qy idl dy rog dUr B~jdy hn[ rho inrog’ qW iek nwArw bx iPr ikauN nhIN h~sdy AsIN? socx igAw hY[ mnu~Kw jIvn kudrq vwlI g~l hY[ dI sB qoN Anmol rcnw hY qy Awsx Aqy pRwxwXwm dovW dw Awprmwqmw v~loN imilAw vfpxw-Awpxw mh~qv qy lwB hn[ mu~lw qohPæw[ ies dI sµBwl jærUrI hY[ cµgI Kurwk, cµgy ivcwr, Awsx lwaux nwl iDAwn qy mn dI iekwgrqw vDdI hY[ inswPæ-suQrw Awlw-duAwlw qy ishqmµd AwdqW qµdrusqI leI rwh rlypqw dw gux pYdw huµdw hY[ pwcx SkqI qyjæ huµdI hY, kbjæ qy dsyrw hn pr ksrq qy Xog sony ‘qy suhwgw, qxwA mukqI dw SUgr vrgy rogW qoN Cutkwrw huµdw hY[ srIr sufOl qy blvwn bxdw swDn hn[ hY[ Awsx jy kudrq dI god Anuswr Ku~lHy QW ‘qy lwey jwx vDyry Xog leI koeI aumr, smW qy sQwn inXq nhIN, ijs aumr ivc, lwB imldw hY[ hlky sUqI k~pVy Awsx smyN lwhyvµd huµdy hn[ ijs QW ‘qy, ijs smyN sihj mihsUs kro, Xog kr skdy ho[ hW, pRwxwXwm swfI jiæµdgI leI bhuq hI mh~qvpUrn hY[ iksy TIk QW ‘qy bYT ky iksy Kws ivDI duAwrw swh lYxw qy bwhr k~Fxw hI pRwxwXwm AKvwauNdw hY[ Anulom-ivlom, kpwlBwqI, AgnIswr qy BrwmrI bhuq hI mh~qvpUrn pRwxwXwm hn[ Anulom-ivlom ivc K~bI ns rwhIN swh iK~cxw qy s~jI rwhIN bwhr C~fxw iPr s~jI rwhIN iK~cxw qy K~bI rwhIN bwhr C~fxw[ ies pRwxwXwm rwhIN CwqI qoN aupr q~k dy swry rog TIk huµdy hn[ A~Dy isr dI drd ƒ Kws Awrwm imldw hY qy idmwgI SkqI dw ivkws huµdw hY[ kpwlBwqI pRwxwXwmkpwl dw ArQ hY m~Qw qy BwqI dw ArQ hY qyjæ (rOSnI)[ iDAwn mudrw ivc bYT ky swDwrn swh lYxw pr pUrw swh bwhr k~Fxw hY[ PyPiVAW qy idl leI lwhyvµd qy motwpy qoN rwhq imldI hY[ ichrw suµdr bxdw hY[ AgnIswrpUrw swh k~F ky pyt ƒ Aµdr ipckwauxw, swh ƒ bwhr rokdy hoey pyt ƒ A~gy-ip~Cy Jtky lwauxw[ kbjæ qy motwpy leI ibhqr[ BrwmrI pRwxwXwmdovW AµgUiTAW nwl kµnW ƒ bµd krnw[ pihlIAW do auNglW ƒ A~KW ‘qy r~K ky n~k rwhIN fµUGw swh lY ky aus ƒ hOlI-hOlI C~fo[ aunINdrw dUr huµdw hY[ bolcwl im~Tw qy rsdwiek bxdw hY[ aukweI pRwxwXwm Qwierf glYNf ƒ ibhqr krdw hY[ pRwxwXwm dy AnykW lwB hnpRwxwXwm krn nwl jiæµdgI suKwvIN qy Arog rihµdI hY[ KæUn bhuq cµgI qrHW swPæ ho jWdw hY qy nwVW ivc rukwvt nhIN pYNdI[ gRµQIAW TIk Fµg nwl kµm krdIAW hn[ pRwxwXwm nwl nrvjæ isstm (nwVI-qµqr) TIk kµm krdw hY[ ienswn idmwgI pRySwnIAW qoN bicAw rihµdY[ mn ‘qy kwbU pwaux ivc shwieqw imldI hY[ Xog krn nwl ibmwrI qoN bcwA qW huµdw hI hY[ nwl-nwl ibmwrIAW nwl lVn dI SkqI vI vDdI hY[ mn ivc lµbI ibmwrI mgroN jo Awqm-ivSvws dI Gwt AwauNdI hY, aus ƒ Xog mwnisk qy srIrk SkqI nwl vDwauNdw hY[ Awqm-ivSvws ienswn ƒ AgWhvDU qy sucwrU soc dw DwrnI bxwauNdw hY[ AwE! A~j dy idn swry pRx krIey, au~cI su~cI soc dy DwrnI bxIey[ BrUx h~iqAw, nsiæAW, lu~tW-KohW qy cir~qrhIxqw dy rwh qur rhI jvwnI hoS ivc Awvy[ k~lH dw Biv~K ienHW dy h~Q hY, loV Awqm-icµqn dI hY[

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Raj Desor - Industry Pioneer

aj Desor joined the Brian Jessel BMW team nine years ago after an already successful career in premium automotive retail, first as a sales consultant and then as a sales manager. However, few could have predicted the heights to which he would take his career, not even Mr. Desor himself. Several elements came together at the right time and the right place to put Brian Jessel BMW in the top spot as the #1 BMW retailer in Canada. First was the move to a new retail facility, the current location at the corner of Boundary and Lougheed in Vancouver. The second was the sales consultants themselves, some of whom have been with Brian Jessel BMW for over 2 decades. And finally, there was the addition of Raj Desor as Senior Sales Manager. Under his leadership, Brian Jessel BMW has produced 4 of the country’s 13 BMW Gold Sales Masters. Year after year, Raj has continued to break national sales records, not only for BMW, but for all luxury automotive retailers, making him not only an industry leader, but an industry pioneer. Part of Raj’s success is due to his understanding of Vancouver’s multicultural demographic; ensuring that Brian Jessel BMW is welcoming to car buyers of all backgrounds. No matter what language a customer is most comfortable in, Raj will have a sales consultant there to greet them in their native tongue.

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atrium

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P R I M E F L E E T W O O D R E TA I L & O F F I C E S PA C E

W NG O N ASI LE

B R A N D N E W R E TA I L S T O R E F R O N T A N D O F F I C E S PA C E

96 AVE.

phillip.cheng@ca.cushwake.com

88a AVE.

176 ST.

Phillip Cheng 604.640.5827

HWY .1 168 ST.

Brand new construction Modern architecture New retail storefront units from 729 sf – 9,312 sf Second floor office units from 757 sf – 8,668 sf Street and parking lot access to retail units Close to other commercial developments Major bus and traffic routes Easy access from Highway 1 via 160th St.

104 AVE.

160 ST.

• • • • • • • •

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: 152 ST.

Atrium Centre is a rare opportunity to lease retail and office space in the heart of Fleetwood Town Centre, one of the most vibrant commercial districts in Surrey, British Columbia. The subject property is comprised of two, two-storey buildings of approximately 35,000 sf on a 45,653 sf site. The buildings boast modern contemporary design and high quality finishing throughout and lots of parking.

FRA

SER

Avtar Mann 604.644.5641

FindUHouseMann@msn.com

Atrium Professional Centre

8645 160th Street, Surrey, BC

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superbucks

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bwlIvu~f

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AKIr pUrw ho hI igAw

sµnI ilEn

supnw

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krInw aufIko, dyKo, A~gy vDo

aus ny 16 swl ieµfstrI ‘c bqIq kIqy hn qy A~j vI auh EnI hI pRis~D hY, ijµnI 16 swl pihly sI[ g~l krInw kp¨r Kæwn dI ho rhI hY, jo hux kosiæsæ kr rhI hY ik nvyN inrdysækW nwl kµm kIqw jwvy[ iek pwsy ‘bjrµgI BweIjwn’ ‘c stwr slmwn Kæwn nwl hY qy d¨sry pwsy iblkul nvyN Arjun kp¨r nwl auh Awr. bwlkI dI iPælm kr rhI hY[ gjæb hY ik ‘byvPæw’ ‘c krInw ny Ainl kp¨r dI pqnI dw ikrdwr inBwieAw sI qy hux auh aus dy Bwxjy Arjun dI pqnI dw ikrdwr inBwA rhI hY[ rwhI nvyN-nvyN, rsqw nvW-nvW, mYN nw bdlI sB kuJ bdl igAw, vwlI g~l hY[ Awr. bwlkI qy Arjun nwl iPælm ‘c kµm krnw aus leI nvW AnuBv hY[ ‘bwfIgwrf’ qoN cwr swl bwAd slmwn nwl ‘bjrµgI BweIjwn’ ‘c Aw ky BrvyN huµgwry dI aumId auh r~K rhI hY[ kbIr Kæwn nwl auh Piælm krnw cwhuµdI sI qy ‘bjrµgI BweIjwn’ dw inrdysæk kbIr Kæwn hI hY[ nwkwmI qoN auh kdy nhIN GbrwauNdI[ ivigAwpn hovy jW Piælm vDIAw hI krnw aus dI nIqI hY[ iek AweItm gIq ny cwr swl hor Kry kr id~qy qy hux lgdw hY ik aus dy Agly 20 swl vI Kry hn[ vpwrk iPlmW hI aus dy Kæ¨n ‘c rcIAW hoeIAW hn[ ‘auVqw pµjwb’ dI vI auh qwrIPæ kr rhI hY[ aufIko, dyKo qy AgWh vDo, aus dw inXm hY[ bhuq swrIAW PiælmW ‘bybo’ ny TukrweIAW hn[ ivAwhI hox dy bwAd auh Awpxy-Awp ƒ hor sur~iKAq mihs¨s kr rhI hY[ hW, A~jklH auh ‘vrQ ikilµg’ nWA dI jws¨sI ikqwb pVH rhI hY[ cµgI B¨imkw leI Bu~K vI idKwauxI aus ƒ cµgI lgdI hY qW hI aus kol A~j cµgIAW iPlmW hn[

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myrw moFw qW ‘sYkµf hYNf hsbYNf’ dI kwmXwbI mgroN vYsy hI TIk ho jwxY : Drimµdr bwlIvu~f

dy hImYn qy pµjwb dy pu~qr Drimµdr, ijnHW dI iPlm ‘sYkµf hYNf hsbYNf’ 3 julweI ƒ irlIz hox jw rhI hY, ny mzwhIAw lihzy ivc ikhw ik ies i&lm dI kwmXwbI mgroN mYƒ moFy dI koeI qklI& nhIN rihxI qy mYN ibnW iksy ielwj qoN hI nON-br-nON ho jwxw hY[ izkrXog hY ik Drimµdr bwry kuJ smyN qoN ^brW dw bwzwr Zrm hY ik ‘sYkµf hYNf hsbYNf’ dI S¨itµg dOrwn aunHW dy moFy ƒ kuJ sm~isAw Aw geI sI qy auh AY~m.Awr.AweI. qy hor ielwj leI kuJ smW hspqwl vI rhy[ hux jdoN auh i&lm dI tIm nwl hr jgHw pRcwr leI jw rhy hn[ ‘sYkµf hYNf hsbYNf’ qoN pihlW vI Drimµdr qy ig~pI v~fy prdy ‘qy ‘fbl dI trbl’ pµjwbI i&lm zrIey iek~Ty nzr Aw cu~ky hn qy aunHW ƒ ies i&lm ivc K¨b psµd kIqw igAw sI[ hux jdoN ig~pI gryvwl vI plyTI ihµdI i&lm ivc nzr Awaux vwlw hY qW pwlIvu~f vWg p¨ry bwlIvu~f ƒ vI aus qoN aumIdW vD geIAW hn[ ig~pI ny i&lm sµbµDI g~lbwq kridAW ikhw, ‘’jdoN Drimµdr vrgy i&lm snAq dy Gwg SKs dw swQ hovy, AwSIrvwd hovy, audoN auqSwh Awauxw kudrqI hY[ ies i&lm qoN mYN hI nhIN, supr stwr goivµdw vI bhuq Awsvµd hn, ikauNik aunHW dI bytI tInw Awh¨jw dI vI ieh pihlI ihµdI i&lm hY[ ig~pI ny ikhw, ‘’AsIN ij~Qy ikqy vI i&lm dy pRcwr leI gey hW, lokW ny swƒ h~QW ‘qy cu~k ilAw[ ieh sB Drimµdr, tInw Aqy i&lm Kyqr dIAW bwkI mhwn hsqIAW sdkw hI hY[ aunHW ikhw ik myry kYrIAr leI ‘sYkµf hYNf hsbYNf’ nvW moV hY, ijs leI mYN idn-rwq iek kIqw hY[ i&lm dw pRcwr zorW-SorW ‘qy c~l irhw hY qy ies ivc AsIN hr vrg dIAW BwvnwvW dw iKAwl r~Kx dI koiSS kIqI hY[

‘PV lE B¨µf dIAW l~qW’, srdwr jI

bIqy

Su`krvwr irlIz hoeI pµjwbI iPlm ‘srdwr jI’ ny p¨rI qrHW bwks AwiPs ƒ ihlw ky r~K id~qw hY[ iPlm ny irlIz huµidAW hI irkwrf bxwauxy Sur¨ kr id~qy hn[ pihlW qW pµjwb ivc sB qoN v~fI Epinµg iPlm dw irkwrf, aus qoN bwAd pihly idn iksy pµjwbI iPlm vloN kIqI hux qk dI sB qoN v~D kmweI dw irkwrf qy iPr d¨jy idn pihly idn nwloN v~D kIqI kmweI dw irkwrf[ iPlm in~q idn hI irkwrf bxwaux ivc l~gI hoeI hY[ hux idljIq dusWJ dI srdwr jI ny irlIz dy qIjy idn Bwv AYqvwr ƒ pihly do idnW ivc kIqI kmweI dw vI irkwrf qoV ky r~K id~qw hY[ iPlm ny AYqvwr ƒ Bwrq ivc kul 3.25 kroV rupey dI kmweI kIqI hY[ Su~krvwr ƒ ies iPlm ny 2.50 kroV, jdik SnIvwr ƒ 2.71 kroV dI kmweI kIqI[ iPlm Bwrq ivc isrP iqµn idnW ivc 8.46 kroV rupey qoN v~D dI kmweI kr cu~kI hY[ iPlm ivc idljIq dusWJ, mYNfI q~KV, nIr¨ bwjvw qy jsivµdr B~lw mu~K B¨imkw inBwA rhy hn[ aumId kIqI jw rhI hY ik iPlm Awaux vwly idnW ivc vI Swndwr kmweI nwl iek nvW ieiqhws pµjwbI iPlm ieµfstrI ‘c rcygI[

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bollywood

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Deepika Padukone Salman And I Are Star-Crossed Lovers! She’s a Khan-favourite, and a commerce-queen; the undisputed frontrunner in terms of films, fashion, ‘followers’ and fans. And after a feverishly fantastic year, she’s made some bold and bashful choices that set herself apart. Without much ado, here’s presenting DEEPIKA PADUKONE, the actor-extraordinaire, as she chats with Hiten J. Trivedi about her Diwali dhamaka, her unconventional picks, the loss of stardom and her (un) official relationship with Ranveer Singh. Read on…

You did your first world tour with people who you began your Bollywood journey with. How was the experience? I think it was always understood that whenever I do my first world tour, it will be with Shah Rukh. I was never specifically told that my first world tour will happen with him, but I sort of knew that it would be like that because of the long association I have had with him. As you rightly said, I started my journey with him and Farah and the world tour too was destined to happen with them only… Talking about promoting back-to-back films, how do you manage so many things? Isn’t it purely torturous? Well it is super hectic for sure; not only for me but for every actor and everybody associated with a film. It’s most difficult part of an actor’s job. But at the same time,I understand that marketing and promoting the film is the most important part of creating awareness about a film. I was travelling across for Finding Fanny and later for Happy New Year and thankfully, they both deserved that kind of attention. Having said that, I just hope that going forward it becomes more pre-planned and organized and isn’t all over the place. How jarring is it to go and speak about a film like Finding Fanny and then shift gears to this magnanimous masala film, Happy New Year? A film like HNY doesn’t really need too much promotion because I guess it comes with that kind of star value. I think it’s a kind of film that is more palatable to the audience. They know that the film has big stars and is directed by Farah Khan; the promos are interesting and it’s a Hindi film. So they can relate to the film. In Finding Fanny’s case, we’d to say that just because it looks different doesn’t mean it’s less entertaining than HNY. Oh, but it was terrifically different from HNY, don’t you think? Well, yes, I used to think: Why are we even promoting Finding Fanny? It doesn’t need this kind of promotion. It’s a niche film and we must only take it to film festivals and must do very limited and selective promotions. But later, I thought that if we are saying that it is no less entertaining than any other film, we must promote it also like any other film. Does your super-successful track record from the recent past put added pressure on you? Not at all! We don’t make films to break records or win awards. Films are primarily meant to entertain the audience. If the audience isn’t getting entertained by watching my film then I won’t be too happy to receive an award for it. 2013 was a very special year for me and I practically don’t expect every year to be that good. It cannot be like that all the time. You worked with Farah Khan after a long gap post Om Shanti Om. Is she a completely different person now? Farah gave me the best launch ever. I was completely new and she had to present me in a certain way. I was so raw and new during OSO that she would advice me about my hair, make-up, she’d tell me where exactly to look and how to say my dialogue. I hadn’t been on a film set before OSO and didn’t know anything about acting. She guided me, spoon-fed me, held my hand and took me through every aspect of filmmaking. After seven years, she offered me such a big film which means that she understands that I have grown up and understand my craft much better than I did back then. What hasn’t changed between us is the way she is still protective and caring towards me.

After giving seven back-to-back super hits, are you judgmental and critical of your own work? Oh yes, I am very much critical of my work. Very rarely does it happen that I am happy or satisfied with or appreciative of my own work. And that’s how it should be because the moment you start liking your work is when you stop growing as an actor and learning more about the craft. Established actresses are doing quite a few women-centric films these days. Are you open about the idea of doing one if offered? I don’t understand why we call them women-centric films. They are just like any other film. If you are talking about Mary Kom then the fact is that she is a woman achiever. And if a biopic is to be made on her, it’s obvious that an actress would only be cast. Arjun Kapoor can’t play Mary Kom right? It only happens in India, especially in Bollywood that films are bifurcated in categories such as masala film, or an off-beat or arty film, or a women-centric film. Why? Why can’t a film be looked upon as just a film? Wasn’t the film’s language a hitch for you, given you’re mainly a massy heroine? I have always believed that language is never a barrier. Love has a universal language and so does cinema. You can make cinema in any language. A good cinema will work irrespective of whichever language it’s made in. If you connect to the story and the characters then the language doesn’t really matter. You’re doing another film with Homi Adajania; he clearly features in the list of your favourite directors. Doesn’t he? Yes, without a doubt. I rate him very highly because I think he discovered something in me when nobody else did. He can ask me to jump off a building and I will do that because I trust him that he has a strong reason behind asking me to do that. How different is it working with such a wide range of actors – from Amitabh Bachchan and Naseeruddin Shah to Ranbir and Ranveer? In case of working with Shah Rukh or Amitji or Naseer Saab, it’s more about being in awe and having immense respect. But in case of Ranbir, Ranveer or Arjun, we are all of same age group and hence we all are like friends. The things are lot more relaxed and chilled-out with them. But ultimately, when you are in the middle of a scene, the only thing you have to deal with is yourself, your performance and the character you’re playing. After achieving such impossible heights of success, does the fear of a possible failure perturb you? I have seen failures in the past. After such a massive, successful debut, I had had a phase when my films didn’t do well. People keep telling me I shouldn’t talk about those days, but I strongly believe that I am what I am today because of those films. People now talk about how I gave four back-to-back hits in 2013, but in the year 2009 or 2010, I had four releases which didn’t do much good to my career. I am glad that I went through that experience because it taught me so much; it gave me clarity about my career. People believe nothing can shake you from your Numero Uno position today… WOW! Well I really hope and believe so. I know the love and appreciation from fans is not only limited or subjective to successes and failures. And that’s why they are fans; they love you. They don’t

stop loving you if have a couple of duds. They start discovering the person behind the façade through the media, interviews, promotional campaigns and interactions. They start relating with that real person. I know their love for me is genuine. You think you’ve left Kareena, Priyanka and Katrina way behind in terms of superstardom? Well I am not running a 100-meter race for me to leave anybody behind and reach the finish line and then look over my shoulders and say ‘Oh I have come ahead of everyone’. You’ve signed a second film, Bajirao Mastani with Sanjay Leela Bhansali; what’s your relationship like with him? I would like to believe that we both enjoyed the entire process of working together as creative people on Ram Leela and hence he thought of having me onboard for Bajirao Mastani as well. Interestingly, we don’t talk to each other too much. But we fully understand each other. It’s a very strange actor-director relationship. Sanjay is the kind of person who doesn’t care what you do off the sets or how much you talk to him before or after the shoot. All he cares about is what his actors do in front of the camera. You think you now understand Bhansali’s eccentricities much better than you did during Ram-Leela? Will it be much easier to work with him now? Oh yes absolutely. Now I am much prepared; I know what kind of person he is. I know the way he functions and what he expects from his actors. I know what I am getting into unlike Ram-Leela when I was unsure of how the experience of working with him would be like. I was still getting to know him, but now I think I know him. Your chemistry with Ranveer spelt magic in Ram Leela. Will it be much stronger and more romantic this time? I really hope we live up to everybody’s expectations. Ranveer and I share a wonderful actor-actor equation. I think one of the major USPs of Ram-Leela was our chemistry and the newness of both of us coming together for a film like that. And I hope we do equal justice to Bajirao Mastani too. I hope Ranveer and I are able to live up to his vision and expectations that Sanjay has from us. Speculations about your relationship with Ranveer are going to be rife again. Don’t you feel like coming clean on your relationship status with him? Well I’ve never felt the need to clarify or justify the relationship or the equation I share with Ranveer. I was in a relationship earlier which I was very open about and which didn’t do well. That experience taught me that it’s better to safeguard that part of my life; it leads to too much pressure. And most importantly, you need to be sure of what you’re getting into. You’ve to be sure about the person you want to be with. You’ve to be sure about the relationship you’re in to be able to say anything or validate or accept it or even deny it. Ranveer and I share a very special equation in that sense. We do understand that these kinds of speculations will always happen. Some even say that you’re avoiding doing a film with him because you don’t want to upset your mentor SRK. Is that true? Oh come on yaar! No, that’s not true at all. They both are extremely mature individuals and not some kids to behave like that. Over the years, I have made my own friends and equations with people. And my equation with an actor will not depend on or get influenced by any other actor’s equation.

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Is NBA star Nick Young a love rat?

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Thousands back Malaysian gymnast Hadi in genitalia row

Farah Ann Abdul Hadi during the women’s individual all-around gymnastics final at the Southeast Asian Games (SEA Games) in Singapore. SINGAPORE: Thousands of people have shown their support for Malaysian gymnast Farah Ann Abdul Hadi after she was criticised for competing in revealing clothing at the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games. By Monday, 11,000 people had “liked” the Facebook page “Farah Ann Abdul Hadi For Malaysia” which calls for “praise and support” for the double gold-medallist. Last week, some critics in the majority Muslim country slammed the 21-year-old, saying they could see the shape of her “aurat” (genitalia) in her leotard. Abdul Hadi wrote on the page: “I would just like to express my sincerest gratitude to all of you who have been supporting me. It is such an overwhelming feeling to have had such a great and positive respond from all of you.” “Women should not be stopped from sports, but they must prioritise the Islamic codes in sports attire,” said Roszida Kamaruddin, head of the female wing of the National Muslim Youth Association, according to the Malay Mail. “Furthermore, there are many Muslim female athletes who succeed even by covering their aurat.” — AFP

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The picture Donatella Panayioto posted on Instagram LONDON: American rap singer Iggy Azalea’s fiance and Los Angeles Lakers basketball star Nick Young (30) has been accused of cheating on her for the past eight months. British TV star Donatella Panayiotou has claimed that she started seeing the basketball player a month before he began dating Azalea in 2013 and that he reportedly lied about being with Azalea, reports mirror.co.uk. “Nick would lie and say, ‘we’re not together’. He even claimed a photoshoot of them (Iggy and him) was for modelling,” British tabloid The Sun quoted Panayiotou as saying.

Disappointing sex life The 31-year-old MTV host, claims she continued to see Young, but says their sex life was disappointing. Panayiotou says: “Sex was over really quickly. He’d say, ‘I just need to get used to you’. That didn’t happen.” Nevertheless, Panayiotou says she was very attracted to Young and loved his tattoos. She even claimed they had a real connection. She thought she was the only woman in Young’s life until she found Azalea’s hair clips in his bathroom in May 2014 — the last time they slept together. Young (30) popped the question to Azalea two weeks ago and gave her a $500,000 diamond engagement ring. Azalea (25) posted a photograph of the ring on Instagram, along with photographs of her kissing her husband-to-be looking happier than ever. Finally, Panayiotou said that that she didn’t feel sorry for Azalea because she was dating Young before her and now wished the couple all happiness together. — Agencies

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IIFA 2015: Kangana and Shahid win best actress, actor award for Queen, Haider

uala Lumpur: Vikas Bahl’s coming-ofage drama Queen and Vishal Bhardwaj’s insurgency movie Haider, an adaptation of Shakespeare’s Hamlet, on Sunday scooped the major trophies at the 16th IIFA awards, including the best actress honour for Kangana Ranaut and the best actor gong for Shahid Kapoor. Queen, a middle class girl’s self-discovery journey after getting ditched by her fiance, and the Shahid-Shraddha Kapoor starrer Kashmir-set drama took home three honours each. Shahid, 34, dedicated his award to Vishal for giving him the opportunity and called the film a “scary” one.

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“I would like to thank Vishal Bhardwaj for this recognition. A very big thank you to him for believing in me. “Today, I am standing here because of him. It was a scary film to do because we thought people will never love and understand this film,” said the actor, who gave a power-packed performance on the songs of Haider, in his acceptance speech. Tabu’s powerful portrayal of Shahid’s mother in the film won her the best supporting actress award while Kay Kay Menon’s role of a shrewd politician in the same bagged him the trophy for the best actor in a negative role. Queen, a Phantom films and Viacom pictures co-produced drama set in Amsterdam and Paris, won the award for best picture and story, (Bahl, Chaitally Parmar and Parvez Shaikh) apart from the best actress trophy.

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Anurag Kashyap, one of the honchos of Phantom Films, in a surprising gesture, expressed his love for fellow director Rajkumar Hirani, while receiving the best movie trophy for Queen. “I don’t know what to say. I love you Raju sir (Rajkumar Hirani). I don’t know how this film happened and it happened somehow. When we started the film we didn’t have any money...,” he said. Hirani won the best director gong for Aamir Khan starrer highly acclaimed PK, a satire on godmen, after beating Bahl (Queen), Vishal (Haider), Abhishek Varman (2 States) and Imtiaz Ali (Highway). “This film fearlessly talked about religion in the country and I want to thank my father and mother for it. Like Subhash Ghai, I also feel a film is incomplete without the help of technicians and actors,” Hirani said. Deepika Padukone, who was nominated in the best actress category for her stint as a dance teacher in multi-starrer film Happy New Year, took home the woman of the year award. The 29-year-old actress dedicated the honour to all the women across the globe. “This award is for millions of women,” said the Finding Fanny star, who looked gorgeous in a black and maroon saree. Bollywood’s showman Subhash Ghai was honoured with the prestigious award ‘Outstanding contribution to Indian cinema’. It was presented to him by his Ram Lakhan stars Jackie Shroff and Anil Kapoor. “I am going through so many emotions right now. I have so many memories. Over the years one learns, rises and falls. “This is one of the most wonderful evenings for someone like me, to receive so much love and adulation. I have so many stories to share. I think success and awards are a trap. You achieve these for your past work but then you are expected to keep up that work,” he said in his acceptance speech. Riteish Deshmukh-starrer Ek Villain too won three gongs. The father of one took home the best supporting role for portraying a cold-blooded serial killer in the film and the Mohit Suri-directed thriller won the best playback singing (male) for Ankit Tiwari (Galliyan) and best lyrics. It was a big night for Riteish, who was accompanied by wife Genelia, as he was also awarded in a new category introduced this time at IIFA, ‘Outstanding contribution to a regional film’. The couple’s home production, Marathi filmLai Bhaari, won the honour. “I dedicate my wins to my newly born son. Last year has been an amazing year for me because I played a negative role for the first time. I am lucky that both my stints as hero and villain in Lai Bhaari and Ek Villain were appreciated,” Riteish said. Alia Bhatt-Arjun Kapoor starrer 2 States, which lead the nominations with nine nods, settled with only one award in the best music direction category. Alia’s another film Highway and Shah Rukh Khan-Deepika starrer heist dramaHappy New Year came out as the main snubs at the awards despite nominations in key categories. Heropanti stars Tiger Shroff and Kirti Sanon took home the best debut male and female category respectively. The best debut director gong was shared by Omung Kumar (Mary Kom) and Sajid Nadiadwala for Kick. Omung thanked Olmypian boxer Mary Kom for her help in making her biopic, which starred actress Priyanka Chopra in the titular role. “This is the last award of the season and I never expected that the set which I design will ever climb the stairs to receive an award. Thanks Mary Kom for letting us make a film on you,” Omung said, who is also a set designer. Varun Dhawan won the best actor in a comic role award for his stint as a casanova in his father David Dhawan directedMain Tera Hero. David received the trophy on Varun’s behalf owing to the actor’s absence from the ceremony.

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Honest man files FIR against Baraat for bribing people to dance by tossing currency notes By:

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n a shocking turn of events, a passer-by reportedly filed an FIR against a group of people dancing in a wedding procession for allegedly tossing currency notes and performing other antics like indecent brandishing, placing notes between the dancers’ lips. Let’s Fake It reporters were invited to the local police station for a short press conference and here’s what the complainant, the accused and the police said during the conference. “I was going to the market to buy some vegetables when I saw this Baraat. Initially, everything was so ethical about the Baraatthat for a moment I forgot where I was going. I thoroughly enjoyed the amusing sight of passionately dancing Baraatis with bandbaaja in the background. Unfortunately the amusement was shortlived as it turned sour with the groom secretary tossing valuable currency notes in the air. The fellowBaraatis, including those who appeared well-off, started scampering around the scattered money like it was their only means to breakfast the next day. One dancing Baraati waved a 1000 Rupee note around another’s face and placed it between his lips. If this is not corruption, what is?? Unable to bear the level of

corruption, I immediately left the place and filed an FIR against them,” said Abhrast with an aura of righteousness surrounding him, as he spoke. The accused was being carried to a temporary cell as he said, “What about the arrest of corrupt policemen who catch hold of people driving in the wrong way, take a bribe from them and later, allow them to proceed in the same route? You arrest innocent Baraatis like us, who toss fake currency notes for faking the groom’s wealthiness. This is nothing short of injustice.” “The FIR lodged by Mr. Abhrast Kumar is the first of its kind in the entire history of this police station. We’ve had weird cases but this one really stands out. What Abhrast has done today by bringing such people to book, will need to be repeated by every passer-by noticing corrupt processions. So, SPREAD THE WORD!”, said the head of the police station as he felicitated Abhrast with a shawl and a memento. Sources say hundreds of wedding dancers including Bollywood Baadshah Shahrukh Khan are planning a protest against Abhrast, the honest passer-by, to withdraw the case or witness a non-stop Baraat dance mania around his house.

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PM attends special screening of Dil Dhadakne Do. Says he could identify most of the foreign locations in the movie Written by:

Avee J Waseer

e may not have taken a single day off since he became the PM, but last Saturday PM Narendra Modi took some time off to watch Dil Dhadkne Do with some select cabinet ministers. PM Modi agreed to watch the movie after special request was sent by lyricist Javed Akhtar to Prime Ministers Office. Arun Jaitley, Suresh Prabhu, Nitin Gadkari and Sushma Swaraj were also present at the screening. The screening took place a few hours before PM Modi was scheduled to fly to Bangladesh. The auditorium was packed to capacity with ministers and cast of the movie. Representatives from the media were also present, including Faking News. The movie was liked by all, however it was the runtime that not everyone was pleased with. Our reporter overheard two MP’s discussing the movie. One complained, “Kitni lambi movie thi. Itna time toh ek jagah Parliament me bhi nahi baithte hai hum.” To which other MP guffawed, “Sahi kaha, agar parliament hota toh abh tak adjourn kar dete.” Post movie, PM and his ministers were seen having an animated conversation with Javed Akhtar. The lyricist admired the fact that PM Modi could identify most of the foreign locales in the movie. He said, “The movie was shot across Europe and even in Canada. Modiji identified most of the locations and even gave suggestions on alternate locations which could have looked better for that scene.” Nitin Gadkari was at his jovial best and Railways Minister Suresh Prabhu was at the receiving end. Mr Gadkari remarked, “It is good that Anil Kapoor is shown as belonging to high society else the movie would have been 6hrs long .” Mr Prabhu asked, “how is that?” to which Mr Gadkari replied, “If he was middle class then he would have travelled by train instead of going on a cruise and he would have had to spend extra 3hrs booking train tickets on IRCTC.” After hearing this comment even PM Modi couldn’t stifle a laugh. Meanwhile Congress party has criticised the BJP led government for ignoring issues related to common man. Rahul Gandhi said, “In logon ko Parliament attend karne ki fursat nahi lekin movie screening ke liye waqt hai. Ye cola-popcorn ki sarkar hai. Modiji, kabhi gareebon

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ke liye bhi Dil Dhadkne Do.” Congress party may raise their voice, but clearly BJP is not listening. This is not the first time that politicians have been invited for movie screenings. Priyanka Gandhi and her family has also been part of screenings before. Our reporter noted that the scenes at the auditorium were similar to a screening held previously by Javed Akhtar for ex-President Pratibha Patil when Zoya Akhtars Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara was released. Back then Pratibha Patil had rued the fact that she saw the movie towards the end of her tenure, else she would have definitely taken a trip to Spain. As for PM Modi, given his travel itinerary, he definitely won’t have any regrets.

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Nitin Mukesh Presents A Tribute to his Father MUKESH !!!

UKESH, one of the three pillars of Indian playback singing besides Mohammad Rafi & Kishore Kumar , died prematurely at the young age of 53 on August 27,1976 , and ever since , his son NITIN MUKESH took over and became the favourite of music directors like Laxmikant Pyarelal , Kalyanji Anandji , Rajesh Roshan & Shankar Jaikishan amongst others . The singing voice of popular actors like Anil Kapoor, Jackie Shroff & Shahrukh Khan in 80’s & 90’s , Nitin Mukesh has sung many popular songs during his illustrious career and toured various countries for many live concerts. In 2006 , Nitin Mukesh embarked upon KAL KI YAADEIN , a live concert dedicated to the memory of his father MUKESH in North America and it was warmly received by all Mukesh fans , and 10 years after , Nitin Mukesh is bringing another live concert REMEMBERING MUKESH as he remembers his celebrated father on his 40th death anniversary. Presented by Kamal Sharma of KAMAL’S VIDEO PALACE & KVP ENTERTAINERS, Nitin Mukesh presents a tribute to his father MUKESH JI on SUNDAY , AUGUST 9nth at BELL PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE, SURREY at 7 PM and the tickets at $ 35,45,55,65 & VIP are already selling at KAMAL’S VIDEO PALACE , Surrey & SHAAZ VIDEO, Burnaby ( 604-439-0463 ) and can be bought online from www.vtixonline.com . So mark your calendars as this is a must for all those who love the classic golden

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Apple iPhone 6S: The next iPhone is identical externally, several internal changes

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ccording to a report in 9to5mac, “Apple is preparing an “S” iPhone upgrade that superficially preserves the exterior designs of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, but includes a collection of major internal changes.” The report quotes “a proven source familiar with Apple’s supply chain” with photos of the next iPhone. The debate in rumor circles now, is whether the next iPhone would be an iPhone 6s or the iPhone 7. The key highlights in the next iPhone according to the report are as follows: Same dimensions as the current iPhone The dimensions of the next iPhone, along with the Space Gray color have been retained. However, the report says it is quite possible that certain tweaks may be included before shipment. Modifications to internal structure According to the report, there are several small changes to the iPhone 6s frame suggesting the position of the logic board and components. Antenna lines retained The report adds that Apple had recently applied for a patent to hide antenna lines at the rear of the device. The means to achieve this was through anodized metal appearance. Connector, speakers and microphone The connector, speaker and mic arrangement on the bottom of the device is reportedly the same as the existing iPhone. Some time ago, we heard how the next iPhone might just get rid of the home button. However, in the light of the latest set of rumors, it seems the Home button still stays on the next iPhone. Considering multiple reports, it appears that the virtual Home button would appear in a future iteration of Apple’s smartphone.

hina’s web service giant Baidu is set to launch its self-driving car in the second half of this year. The announcement was made by Baidu’s senior vice-president Wang Jin at the China Cloud Computing Services Summit and was published by People’s Daily. Baidu will work with a third party automobile manufacturer to make the vehicle. A series of technologies such as Baidu Map, big data, artificial intelligence and Baidu Brain will be applied on the driverless car. Previously, in order to enhance the accuracy of Baidu Map, the company acquired a Finnish technology company. In addition, based on computer technology and artificial intelligence, Baidu Brain can simulate the thinking mode of the human brain. With 20 billion parameters, Baidu Brain can store information and “think”. Baidu has been fully prepared in the field of unmanned driving. In fact, the Google self-driving car has been through the road test. In the future, the comparison between the driverless cars of Baidu and Google will probably be a hot topic.

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Apple Music: Four reasons to try out the latest music streaming service

very long time ago, Apple entered the digital-music space with iTunes and the iPod, which revolutionized a user’s music experience to a large extent. Now, Apple wants to enhance the music craze to another level with the introduction of Apple Music, a new music streaming service for the masses. This Spotify-Pandora rival has arrived quite late in a market where most of the streaming services already have a strong grip. Even so, Apple’s still has some tricks up its sleeves. We list down a few points as to why Apple Music is worth a shot and also, how is it different/ better than its competitors.

1. Try it out before you purchase it

Access to the new service for the first 90 days is free! This itself is one the biggest reasons for an Apple user to try it out for a good amount of time and then decide, whether they would like to purchase it. After the free usage period, users will have to pay $9.99 per month for on-demand subscription access to over 30 million songs, or $14.99 monthly for a family membership that covers about six people.

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3. Music Connect

Apple is allowing fans to directly connect with artists along with the ability to share photos, videos with Music Connect. This is similar to Twitter wherein users can communicate with artists as well but with Connect, Apple Music subscribers can play and save Connect content, or like posts. Unlike it’s previous failed attempt to enter the social network with Ping, Connect does not allow a user to create a profile of their own. However, they can connect on posts and also adds in the ability to share content on other social networks.

4. Siri integrated in Apple Music

Apple Music has Siri integrated in its streaming service via which you can call out any song you would like to listen to or any song by a particular artist. For example, “Play bollywood songs” or “Play some Drake”. Apple Music will also allow you to discover new music and can also stream a genre playlist or a radio station similar to an artist of your choice. No other service voice integration so this feature, definitely stands out for Apple Music.

Sony Walkman turns 36 years today

6 years ago today, on July 1, 1979, Sony’s first Walkman was introduced to the world. The device would allow people to carry their music, which meant cassettes back then, along with them wherever they would go. It turned out to be a music-on-the-go device compared to the large tape-recorder players. Back then, portable music meant only AM/FM radios but the Walkman’s compact size was the first step towards altering the landscape. According to a report by Cecildaily, the Walkman came about following a special request from Sony chairman Masaru Ibuka, who wanted to listen to music while traveling. A prototype allowed the chairman to to listen to music during a plane ride using earmuff-like headphones and a battery-powered player. The report points out that the initial product had disappointing sales but, Sony representatives once took to the streets of Tokyo and asked people to try out the device and sales simply took off after that. To celebrate the Walkman, Sony put together an infographic displaying the revolution of the company’s music player.

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World No 1 Williams’ boyfriend and coach Patrick Mouratoglou believes his lady love’s aggressive personal traits will see her achieve 22-Slam record soon

ENNIS icon Serena Williams’ boyfriend and coach Patrick Mouratoglou is confident his lady love can break the 22 Grand Slam title record and create sporting history. Williams recently won the French Open, her 20th Slam title, and isn’t too far from achieving the feat. Former World No 1 Steffi Graf holds the record of 22 Grand Slam titles. However, Mouratoglou believes Serena (31) is on the verge of becoming the greatest female tennis player in the world. Ultimate champion “Serena is the ultimate champion. She represents the values of highlevel tennis more than anyone else. Her level of perfectionism reflects her ambitions,” Mouratoglou told American website www. franchiseherald. com. The 45-yearold son of a Greek business magnate, Mouratoglou felt that Serena’s persistence and aggression set her apart. “She never surrenders, she

constantly questions herself and continually seeks to progress,” added Mouratoglou, who turned down the prospect of taking over his father’s renewable energy companies in France and decided to open his own academy, the Mouratoglou Tennis Acadame in Nice, France. Mouratoglou even runs a foundation that helps budding tennis players to fulfill their aspirations of playing at the international level.

Serena is the ultimate champion. She represents the values of high-level tennis more than anyone else. Her level of perfectionism reflects her ambitions — Patrick Mouratoglou

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Chile’s Vidal loses driving license following crash IT’S SAMBA TIME: Brazilian dancers have a ball during the FIFA U-20 World Cup semi-final between Brazil and Senegal at Christchurch Stadium in New Zealand yesterday.

SANTIAGO: Chile midfielder Arturo Vidal has made a tearful apology after having his driving licence suspended for Arturo Vidal crashing his car while allegedly under the influence of alcohol. The Juventus player, who is competing at the Copa America, crashed his Ferrari on Tuesday in Santiago. Vidal spent the night in jail and was released on bail but must report to the Chilean consulate in Milan every month till the investigation ends. Chile coach Sampaoli however said the incident won’t lead to his exclusion from the squad. — PA Sport

Ronaldo shares his nickname CR7 with a new galaxy CRISTIANO Ronaldo has been one of football’s brightest stars for many years - but he is now an entire Ronaldo galaxy. Astronomers at the European Southern Observatory have named a newly-discovered galaxy CR7 - and while that officially stands for Cosmos Redshift 7, the astronomers added the nickname was inspired by the Real Madrid forward. The team of scientists was led by David Sobral from the University of Lisbon, who wanted to honour Portugal international Ronaldo. — PA Sport

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Satnam gets picked by Dallas Mavericks Satnam may play for Dallas’ development side Texas Legends HE has been living in the United States since 2010, but only on Thursday did Satnam Singh Bhamara realise the American dream. The 19-yearold, who is originally from Ballo Ke village in Punjab and has been training at the IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida for nearly five years now, was chosen by NBA franchise Dallas Mavericks as the 52nd overall pick in the 60- pick draft. The seven-foot-two, 290-pound centre Satnam Singh (centre) attends the 2015 NBA draft on Thursday in New York. PIC/NBA ENTERTAINMENT thus becomes the first player ever from “It on willThursday definitely be a learning experience and I would certainly look India to be picked in the NBA draft. ENTERTAINMENT Satnam Singh (centre) attends the 2015 NBA draft in New York.PIC/NBA Satnam said that he spent a sleepless night before the draft. to pick a few things from Dirk Nowitzki,” he added. For now though, “Forget sleeping, I haven’t even eaten anything because of the it seems likely that Satnam will turn out for Dallas’ Development anxiety. There were no nerves as such, but just that feeling that I League affiliate team Texas Legends. Satnam comes from a really tall family. His father, Balbir should make it. I was certainly hopeful after coming this far, but there Singh Bhamara, is also 7’2”, while Balbir’s mother is 6’9”. is always a big ‘if ’. I prayed to all the Gurus and Gods I know before did you know ? Satnam was ironically nicknamed ‘Chhotu’ or the little one coming here today. All I could think of during the draft was ‘naam aaja’ by his parents whilecomes growingfrom up. a really tall family. His father, Balbir Satnam (let my name be announced),” Satnam told reporters from New York This is first time since 2005 that player has while been picked Singh Bhamara, isaalso 7’2”, Balbir’s mother is 6’9”. yesterday. into the NBA without playing in college, overseas or the He added that his mother and sister had spent the last few days SatnamLeague. was ironically nicknamed ‘Chhotu’ or the little NBA Development continuously praying for him to get picked. byprep his team parents while Satnam growing up. Playing forone IMG’s last season, averaged “By the grace of God, I have realised my dream. I haven’t been 9.2 points,This 8.4 rebounds and 2.2 blocks per game. is first time since 2005 that a player has been able to call home, but I certainly will very soon. I can never forget the picked into the NBA without playing in college, overseas prayers and sacrifices of my mother, who has been praying daily for the last few days. My sister also went to the gurudwara and prayed a or the NBA Development League. lot for me,” he added. Playing for IMG’s prep team last season, Satnam At Dallas, Satnam, will be part of a roster that includes German averaged 9.2 points, 8.4 rebounds and 2.2 blocks per superstar Dirk Nowitzki. And the Indian said he was looking forward game. to learning the tricks of the trade from star forward.

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Ravi Shastri slashes hard at reports of rift between MS Dhoni, Virat Kohli Indian team director dismisses talk of strained relationship between Virat Kohli and MS Dhoni. RAVI Shastri doesn’t deny rumours, he quashes them. And he does so in characterstically bombastic fashion. At a time conspiracy theories abound regarding the allegedly strained relationship between MS Dhoni and Virat Kohli, the man at the helm of the team’s affairs has dismissed them with disdain. “It’s (rift between Dhoni and Kohli) the biggest load of bull**** I have been hearing. It’s one honest bunch who believes in playing for each other. That’s why the results you have had over the last year, 70 per cent of matches won,” Shastri, the Indian team director told PTI. In another interview to bcci.tv, the former India captain also recalled the time Dhoni had backed Kohli during the nascent stages of his career, leading to ‘tremendous mutual respect’ between the ODI and Test skippers. “When MS was at his prime as India’s Test captain, Virat was only a youngster. There were times when Virat’s place wasn’t certain in the side and MS stuck by him. Such things are not forgotten. I can sense and see that respect without anyone having to tell me,” he said.

Federer, Murray, Nadal in same half for Wimbledon sw19 draw

Serena, Sharapova could meet in semis LONDON: Five-time champion Serena Williams and 2004 winner Maria Sharapova were drawn to meet in the Wimbledon semi-finals yesterday. Top seed and World No 1 Williams, who is bidding to hold all four majors at the same time for the second time in her career has a 17-2 record over Sharapova. The Russian’s last win over the American was in the 2004 Wimbledon final. Serena could meet sister Venus, a four-time champion, in the fourth round. Second seed and defending champion Petra Kvitova would potentially meet Simona Halep in the semi-finals. — AFP

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What is the Best Age for My Child To Have Braces?

his, is by far the most common question that Im asked in my office. There are many different responses that you will hear so please allow to help clarify. Typically, parents ask, “Do you think my child will need treatment and what age is best for braces?” The answer to this question is different for everyone. Certain children will benefit from treatment early on, while certain patients require time to allow growth to complete. It is my viewpoint that timing is everything and this article will review the importance of early orthodontic consultation so that you can have peace of mind with your childs treatment. Therefore, the more important question is: “When should my childs first check up with an orthodontist be?”

Your Child’s First Orthodontics Evaluation

Many parents assume they must wait until their child has all of his or her permanent teeth to see Dr. Sharma for a consultation, only to discover that treatment would have been much easier if they started earlier. The Canadian and American Association of Orthodontists recommend that children should first be evaluated by an orthodontist around age seven. Contrary to popular Written by: belief, a patient is not Dr. Vishal Sharma required to have all their Certified Specialist in Orthodontics permanent teeth to visit Aura Orthodontics and review if they have any orthodontic problems. An early orthodontic examination when both permanent and baby teeth are present allows for the detection or interception of problems early, and helps to ensure maximum dental and facial development for children. Some treatment options are lost once bony growth has stopped.

Why Is Age 7 Considered The Optimal Time?

Ok, so what’s so great about age seven, you ask? Enough permanent teeth have grown in for us to make a determination about whether any problems are present. At age 7, the first molars have come in, providing an opportunity to check for malocclusion, or “bad bite. In addition, the incisors have begun to come in, and problems such as crowding, deep bites and open bites can be detected. In other words, early treatment can sometimes help achieve the greatest result and the least amount of time and expense. At this early age, orthodontic treatment may not be necessary, but examination can anticipate the most advantageous time to begin treatment. If and when orthodontic intervention is not necessary, we will carefully monitor growth and tooth development and begin treatment only when it is ideal. An orthodontic evaluation at an early age provides a few positive outcomes: 1. For some, early identification or problems will lead to easier or shorter orthodontic treatment in the future. 2. For others, a healthy prognosis will provide an immediate peace of mind for both patient and parent. 3. If no treatment is necessary, we can

monitor your childs growth and development free of cost. Early evaluation, of course, may signal a need for early treatment. For some children, early treatment can prevent physical and emotional trauma. Aside from stimulating on years of harmful teasing, misaligned teeth are also prone to injury and are detrimental to good oral hygiene. If your child exhibits any of the following conditions, it may be time to have an early orthodontic evaluation. • Difficulty chewing • Open bite or mouth breathing • Thumb or finger sucking • Jaws that click or pop • Overlapping or crowding of teeth • Too much spacing between teeth • Missing permanent teeth • Obvious abnormal bite development - deep overbite, underbite, crossbite, protruding teeth • Speech problems • Biting into the cheek or into the roof of the mouth The complexity of each child’s individual case will dictate the extent of the initial consultation and diagnostic procedures. In other words, every single patient is different. There are no hard and fast rules that can determine when your child should have orthodontic treatment. It is important to know that only an examination from an Orthodontist can determine when treatment should be rendered.

Complimentary Evaluation

Take advantage of a complimentary evaluation with us at Aura Orthodontics. This visit gives patients the opportunity to meet and assess our orthodontic facilities. We will assess your child’s smile to determine the best course of action for orthodontic treatment. Together, you and our team will develop a treatment plan designed to meet your objectives of improving your child’s teeth and their appearance. At the consultation, photographs of the face and teeth are taken to provide a record of the child’s facial appearance. X-rays may also be needed to properly diagnose the misalignment. Finally, if treatment is warranted, impressions of the teeth are taken. These study models provide a baseline reference of the current relationship of the teeth and jaws. With an early consultation with a Certified Specialist in Orthodontics, you can feel confident that you will receive the most effective treatment to correct your teeth. If your child is nearing his or her seventh birthday, give us a call at Aura Orthodontics to schedule a free evaluation.

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Allergis in Children An allergy is an overreaction of the immune system to a substance that’s harmless to most people. But in someone with an allergy, the body’s immune system treats the substance (called an allergen) as an invader and overreacts, causing symptoms that can range from mild to life threatening in some In an attempt to protect the body, the immune system of the allergic person produces antibodies called immunoglobulin E (IgE). Those antibodies then cause mast cells and basophils (allergy cells in the body) to release chemicals (including histamine) into the bloodstream to defend against the allergen “invader.” It’s the release of these chemicals that causes allergic reactions, affecting a person’s eyes, nose, throat, lungs, skin, or gastrointestinal tract as the body attempts to rid itself of the invading allergen. Future exposure to that same allergen will trigger this allergic response again. This means that every time the person eats that particular food or is exposed to that particular allergen, he or she will have an allergic reaction. Allergies can be Seasonal (happening only at certain times of the year, like when pollen counts are high) or can occur any time someone comes in contact with an allergen. Who Gets Allergies? The tendency to Written by: develop allergies Dr. Pargat Singh Bhurji is often hereditary, Specialist in Pediatrics which means it can be passed down through your genes. However, just because you, your partner, or one of your children might have allergies doesn’t mean that all of your kids will definitely get them, too. And someone usually doesn’t inherit a particular allergy, just the likelihood of having allergies. But a few kids have allergies even if no family member is allergic. And a child who is allergic to one substance is likely to be allergic to others Common Airborne Allergens Some of the most common things people are allergic to are airborne (carried through the air): • Dust mites are one of the most common causes of allergies. These microscopic insects live all around us and feed on the millions of dead skin cells that fall off our bodies every day. Dust mites are the main allergic component of house dust, which is made up of many particles and can contain things such as fabric fibers and bacteria, as well as microscopic animal allergens. Dust mites are present year-round in most parts of Canada (although they’re much less common at high altitudes) and live in bedding, upholstery, and carpets. • Pollen is another major cause of allergies (most people know pollen allergy as Hay Fever Trees, weeds, and grasses release these tiny particles into the air to fertilize other plants. Pollen allergies are seasonal, and the type of pollen someone is allergic to determines when symptoms will occur. Pollen counts measure how much pollen is in the air and can help people with allergies determine how bad their symptoms might be on any given day. Pollen counts are usually higher in the morning and on warm, dry, breezy days, and lowest when it’s chilly and wet. Although not always exact, the local weather report’s pollen count can be helpful when planning outside activities. • Molds, another common allergen, are fungi that thrive both indoors and outside in warm, moist environments. Outdoors, molds can be found in poor drainage areas, such as in piles of rotting leaves or compost piles. Indoors, molds thrive in dark, poorly ventilated places such as bathrooms and damp basements, and in clothes hampers or under kitchen sinks. A musty odor suggests mold growth. Although molds tend to be seasonal, many can grow year-round, especially those indoors. • Pet allergens from warm-blooded animals can cause problems for kids and parents alike. Pet dander (tiny flakes of shed skin, fur, or feathers) can lead to allergies. (Contrary to popular belief, dander that causes allergies is not related to the length of an animal’s fur or hair, and there is no such thing as a non-allergenic dog or cat.) Animal saliva also can be an allergen, when a pet licks someone, or licks him or herself. When pets lick themselves, the saliva gets on their fur or feathers. As the saliva dries, protein particles become airborne and work their way into fabrics in the home. Cats

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are the worst offenders because they tend to lick themselves more than other animals as part of grooming. Pet urine also can cause allergies in the same way when it gets on airborne fur or skin, or when a pet urinates in a spot that doesn’t get cleaned. • Cockroaches are also a major household allergen, especially in inner cities. Exposure to cockroach-infested buildings may be a major cause of the high rates of asthma in inner-city kids. Food Allergens The American Academy of Allergy estimates about 8% children has food Allergy and that eight foods account for most of those: cow’s milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, peanuts, tree nuts, soy, and wheat. • Cows Mik ( or cow’s milk protein). Between 2% and 3% of infants are allergic to the proteins found in cow’s milk and cow’s milk-based formulas. Most formulas on the market are cow’s milk-based. Cow’s milk protein allergy means that someone has an abnormal immune system reaction to proteins found in the cow’s milk used to make standard baby formulas, cheeses, and other milk products. Milk proteins also can be a hidden ingredient in many prepared foods. Many kids outgrow milk allergies. • Eggs One of the most common food allergies in infants and young children, egg allergy can pose many challenges for parents. Eggs are used in many of the foods kids eat — and in many cases they’re “hidden” ingredients. Kids tend to outgrow egg allergies as they get older. • Fish and shellfish allergies are some of the more common adult food allergies and ones that people usually don’t outgrow. Fish and shellfish are from different families of food, so having an allergy to one does not necessarily mean someone will be allergic to the other. • Peanut allergy is another common food allergy in kids, with the number of those who are allergic on the rise. (Peanuts are not a true nut, but a legume — in the same family as peas and lentils, although most people with peanut allergy don’t have allergies to other legumes.) Another common allergy is to tree nuts, such as almonds, walnuts, pecans, hazelnuts, and cashews. Most people do not outgrow peanut or tree nut allergies. • Soy .Like peanuts, soybeans are legumes. Soy

allergy is more common among babies than older children. Many infants who are allergic to cow’s milk are also allergic to the protein in soy formulas. Soy proteins are often a hidden ingredient in prepared foods. • Wheat proteins are found in many foods, and some are more obvious than others. Although wheat allergy is often confused with Celiac disease , there is a difference. Celiac disease is caused by a sensitivity to gluten, which is found in wheat, rye, and barley. It can cause someone to feel ill and lead to damage in the small intestine. An allergy to wheat not only can make someone feel ill, but, just like other food allergies can be life threatening • SYMPTOMS The type and severity of allergy symptoms vary from allergy to allergy and child to child. Allergies may show up as itchy eyes or an itchy nose, sneezing, nasal congestion, throat tightness, trouble breathing, vomiting, and even faintness or passing out. Severe allergic reactions called Anaphylaxis can be fatal if not treated in time.

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GEMINI / imQun

may 21 - june 21

Your social life is reinvigorated this month with all kinds of lovely opportunities to bond with friends, colleagues, neighbors, teammates, and local community members. You can buy, sell, persuade, entertain, laugh, and barter with these people. You could find that you also have a great time playing online and using the Internet to stay connected socially and professionally. qusIN ies mhInhy iv`c bhuq swrIAW iv`qI smisAwvW nwl jUJ rhy ho[qusIN Awpxy kmISn Aqy vyqn iv`c qih krn leI bhuq hI muSklW dw swhmxw kr rhy ho[qusIN ku`J iesy lokW dw swhmxw kr rhy ho jo quhwnUM kihy muqwbk Bugqwn nhIN kr rhy jW auh ku`J AxcwhIAW PIsW Aqy jurmwny aus iv`c joV rhy hn[qusIN ies smyN bhuq swry GutwilAW iv`c Psy hoey ho jo ik Kws krky ieMtrnYt dy nwl sMbiDq ho skdy hn[iksmq nwl mhIny dy dUjy A`D iv`c quhwnUM iv`qI Aqy pROPYSnl golW nUM pUrw krn dy bhuq mOky imlxgy[quhwnUM b`s QoVw ijAwdw kMm krn, Evr tweIm Awm nwloN ijAwdw ie`kTw krogy Aq quhfI qnKwh v`Dx dy mOky hn, quhwnUM Awpxy b`jt nUM duAwrw bxwauxw pvygw[

VIRGO / kMinAw aug 24 - sept 23

After the emotional dramas of last month, you are ready for a vacation and the half of this month could be a good time for you to schedule it. However, if you choose to stay home and work, there are some wonderful financial and leadership aspects happening in that area of your life too. Regardless, you are able to take some time to think about your professional and financial goals and you are able to reflect on whether or not they are in alignment with your spiritual, emotional, and ethical beliefs. You do not seem to do much more than reflect on the matter in order to begin feeling better about things in general.

You have regained control over your social life and are once again able to balance your personal life with your social life. You are having a great time while bonding with others, networking, and creating all kinds of professional and personal relationships. You are still in the mood to broaden your horizons and to spend time traveling and/or involved in academic, cultural, political, religious, and/or media related activities. Unfortunately, at times, you will find a disconnect between fact and feelings, between religious dogma and spiritual intuition, between compassion and the laws of a society.

This may be the time of year when most people like to go on vacation, but for you this is a good time to be focusing on your professional goals and aspirations. You have times when your profits are strongly tied to this area of your life and then you have other times when your emotional well-being is also tied to it. All three elements are working quite nicely individually and in various combinations this month. You still have an irritable partner or rival that is not happy with your professional success, but thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not really your problem and you definitely should not allow them to guilt you into lowering your standards.

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ies pUry mhIny iv`c quhwfI mn iv`c PYkt Aqy BwvnwvW, inXm Aqy swQI, h`T Drm Aqy AiDAwqimk Awid iv`c lVweI c`l rhI hY[ quhwfy pRSn Dwrimk, rwjnIqk, siBAwcwrk, AYkfIimk, kwnUMnI Aqy/ jW mIfIAw nwl sbMDq ivSvws leI hn[qd qusIN kuJ nvyN iksm dy ivSvws AiDAwqimk sUJbUJ Aqy iehnW nUM ibnHW iksy strYs Aqy ibnHW iksy frwmy qoN dUjy iks qy ivSvws krdy hn[qusIN Awpxw ku`J smW AwpxIAW Bwvnwqmk Aqy AiDAwqmk mn dI SWqI dy nwl Awpxy Gr Aqy pRweIvyt izMdgI leI kMm kr skdy ho[ies mhIny dy AKIr iv`c qusIN AwpxI jgHW leI cMgw mihsUs krogy ik qusIN iks qrHW dunIAW nUM dyKdy ho[

ies pUry mhIny iv`c qusIN ijAwdwqr romyitk jW iv`qI tr`st dy mwmly ijs iv`c quhwfy dosq, tIms, kl`bW, kmytIAW Aqy/jW iek ieMtrnYNt nwl sMbMDq mwmly ho skdy hn[quhwnUM AwpxI izMdgI iv`c iksy vI iksm dy romYNitk jW iv`qI pRiqb`Dqw Al`g Al`g smwijk gru`p jW pRoPYSnl grup dy leI PYsly bhuq hI iDAwn nwl lYxy cwhIdy hn[quhwfy kol bhuq hI AynrjI hY Aqy smwijk qor qy qusIN aunHW lokW nwl hI bhq swry lwBdwiek ibzns iekrwrnwmy vI krny ho skdy hn[quhwnUM iehnW sB cIzW nUM duAwrw cYk krn leI iksy vkIl jW AkwaUtt di slwh lY lYxI cwhIdI hY Aqy mzw krnw cwhIdw hY pr bhuq swrIAW swbDwnIAW dy nwl[

LIBRA / qulw

sept 24- oct 22

This is a good time for you and your romantic, social, or business partner to be traveling together and spending time socializing and interacting with groups. You could find that political, cultural, religious, academic, mass media, and/or travel related activities give you plenty of opportunities to make new friends, forge new business deals, and to learn new things about new people. By the end of the month, you are ready to focus on work again and take on leadership roles. quhwfw swQI jW iek pRqIbMDI quhwfy ie`jq, lIfriSp qrIkw, Aqy/jW quhwfy pRoPYSnl rsqy krky quhwfy qoN KuS nhIN hY[pr qusIN iPr bhuq dI ihMmq nwl Awpxy iv`qI Aqy pRoPYSnl golW leI kmm krdy rhogy, ieh quhwfy kYrIAr leI ivsiqrq Aqy lSkpurn hovygw[cMgI g`l ieh hY ik ieh donoN iml ky qusIN smwijk, tYknilzI, Aqy nYtvrkIieMg nwl sMbMDq ie`kTy kMm kr skdy ho[

CAPRICORNUS / mkr

dec 23 - jan 20

SCORPIO / ibRSck

oct 23 - nov 22

Your career and finances are doing really well this month. You are smart, productive, and a natural leader within your industry. It is a good time for working on productivity goals, financial negotiations, job interviews, promotions, advertising and marketing campaigns, etc. And it is a good time for taking on leadership roles, earning the respect and admiration of your peers, and/or for getting your boss to see what a valuable member of the team you are. quhwnUM AwKIr iv`c ies qrHW l`gygw ik ijvyN qusIN mUrKW dy nwl iGry hoey ho,pr rwjniqk qor qy ieh ies qrHW kihxw TIk nhIN hovygw, ies leI Swied qusIN AwpxI AYssmYNt nUM shI kr skdy ho[pVHweI dI kmI, Aqy rwjnIqk dKlAMdwzI Aqy/jW iSpieMg Aqy Xwqrw dw nwl sMbMDq cYNlz quhwnUM Awpxy kMm leI bwauNf krngy Aqy mulwzm dy hosly qy bhuq burw Asr pwauNdy hn[cMgI g`l ieh hY ik qusIN iehnW sB muSklW qoN aupr auT jwaugy[qusIN Awpxy Ku`ly mn dy nwl irsrc dy PYkt, AslI jwxkwrI nUM PYlwauxw, Aqy lIfriSp dy rol iv`c sB ku`J shI rsqy qy lY Awaugy[

AQUARIUS / kuMB

jan 21 - feb19

SAGITTARIUS / Dn

nov 23 - dec 22

You and a partner or rival are able to iron out your disagreements. You could even find that you are ready to have some fun together afterwards. There is a great deal of positive energy between the two of you now. You are also able to funnel more romantic and financial security into your home or private life. A couple of months ago, you and then later your partner were both ticked off about someone or something in your private life. Now, you seem to have worked it out and you are feeling much better about the situation. iv`qI mwmly ijs iv`c Cu`tIAW, Sok, pRojYtk, AYSo Arwm, Kyf dw smW, pwlqU, b`cy, Aqy/jW ipAwry pRBwivq hoxgy[ieh vI sMBv hY ik pRymI byvPweI nwl, Al`g srIirk zrUrqw, jW romYNitk Brosy dy mwmly ho skdy hn[ies sB nUM TIk krn leI ieh smW bhuq vDIAw hY, kwlz jwau,kwnMUnI mwmly sulJwau, Xwqrw, Al`g Al`g ipCokV nwl sMbMDq lokW nUM jwxU, Aqy/jW rwjnIqk , siBAwcwrk, Dwrimk, Aqy/ jW mIfIAw nwl sMbMDq gqIivDIAW iv`c juV skdy ho[ies qrHW dI ieMfstrI iv`c quhwfw kYrIAr bhuq vDIAw c`l skdw hY[

PISCES / mIn feb 20 - mar 20

Last month, you were dealing with a lot of delays and dramas at work. You were also dealing with a partner or rival that was unhappy about you and your home life. Those things are still happening this month, but you are doing a fantastic job of smoothing things over and getting everyone to work together to actually fix things and get them moving in a direction that helps everyone. People are more open to hearing your ideas and they are happy to see you taking a leadership role.

You and your partner could enjoy spending quality time with relatives, neighbors, and others from within your local community. Backyard BBQs, family reunions, and local gatherings at the park are all fun possibilities. The two of you could find some excellent bargains on luxury items, vacation packages, family outings, concert tickets, and other extracurricular activities. If the two of you work in a happiness industry (music, theatre, fine dining, vacations, luxury sales, etc.), you could find this is also an excellent time for increasing sales.

You are focused on your home, roommates, parents, retirement plans, and/or a home-related business. You have an opportunity to roll up your sleeves and get to work on these topics. You have your financial and professional goals and activities in line with your home life. You should be feeling rather safe and secure when it comes to setting up the private life that you want. You are also finding some time to goof off and have some fun during the final days of the month.

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ies mhIny kMm qy bhuq frwmw c`l irhw hY[pihlw, sB ku`J Arwijk c`l irhw si ijs nwl muwlzmw dy hosly Fih FyrI ho rhy sn Aqy pRofYitkv lybl hyTW jw irhw sI[q`d qusIN ku`J iksm nvIN SurUAwq ,nvW isstm, jW nvyN mulwzm BrqI kIqy Aqy purwxIAW muSklW nUM nvyN qrIky nwl sMBwilAw, Aqy q`d cIzW shI hox l`gIAW[ijs dy nqIjy iv`c qusIN ie`jq Aqy vwhvwh K`txI SurU krogy[quhwfy qoN aupr dIAW puzISnW qy bYTy lok quhwfy muSklW nwl clwkI nwl in`jTx dy qrIky qoN pRBwivq hoxgy Aqy KuSI mihsUs krngy ik qusIN aunHW dI tIm iv`c ho[

ies pUry swl iv`c, quhwfw iv`qI mwmly bhuq vDIAw c`l rhy hn ies leI qusIN kMm kr rhy ho Aqy smwijk Aqy Kyf leI koeI smW nhIN k`F rhy ho[ies mhIny dy AKIr iv`c qusIN AwpxIAW Cu`tIAW dw mzw lwaugy[ho skdw hY ik quhwfy jwx qoN bwAd quhwfy nwl kMm krdy iSkwieq krn Aqy quhwfy vWg hI imhnq krn Aqy ijs dw mqlb hY ik AwpxI tIm dy qusIN bhuq mh`qbpUrn iKfwrI ho[

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Tip:

Healthier

Balti Chicken

How to make it healthier Angela makes her balti healthier by: Using sunflower oil instead of ghee; Frying in a nonstick wok to reduce the amount of fat for cooking; Using skinless chicken breasts; Stirring in lots of veg to provide 2 of your 5-a-day; Keeping salt to a minimum by using a quality organic passata that contained less salt, and using less for seasoning.

Ingredients: • 450g skinless, boneless chicken breasts, cut into bite-sized pieces • 1 tbsp lime juice • 1 tsp paprika • ¼ tsp hot chilli powder • 1½ tbsp sunflower or groundnut oil • 1 cinnamon stick • 3 cardamom pods, split • 1 small to medium green chilli • ½ tsp cumin seed • 1 medium onion, coarsely grated • 2 garlic cloves, very finely chopped

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2½ cm-piece ginger, grated ½ tsp turmeric 1 tsp ground cumin 1 tsp ground coriander 1 tsp garam masala 250ml organic passata 1 red pepper, deseeded, cut into small chunks • 1 medium tomato, chopped • 85g baby spinach leaves • handful fresh coriander, chopped chapatis or basmati rice, to serve (optional)

Method: 1.

Put the chicken in a medium bowl. Mix in the lime juice, paprika, chilli powder and a grinding of black pepper (step 1), then leave to marinate for at least 15 mins, preferably a bit longer. 2. Heat 1 tbsp of the oil in a large non-stick wok or sauté pan. Tip in the cinnamon stick, cardamom pods, whole chilli and cumin seeds, and stir-fry briefly just to colour and release their fragrance (step 2). Stir in the onion, garlic and ginger and fry over a medium-high heat for 3-4 mins until the onion starts to turn brown. Add the remaining oil, then drop in the chicken and stir-fry for 2-3 mins or until it no longer looks raw. Mix the turmeric, cumin, ground coriander and garam masala together. Tip into the pan, lower the heat to medium and cook for 2 mins (step 3). Pour in the passata and 150ml water, then drop in the chunks of pepper. When starting to bubble, lower the heat and simmer for 15-20 mins or until the chicken is tender. 3. Stir in the tomato, simmer for 2-3 mins, then add the spinach and turn it over in the pan to just wilt. Season with a little salt. If you want to thin down the sauce, splash in a little more water. Remove the cinnamon stick, chilli and cardamom pods, if you wish, before serving. Scatter with fresh coriander and serve with warm chapatis or basmati rice, if you like.

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A timeless culinary legend - Regale in Opulance “The way to a man’s heart is through his stomach”, this statement stands true when we talk about Apna Chaat House, a joint venture started by Chef jogi & Chef Bikram way back in 2007. Both heading from Bombay with diploma in culinary Arts and years of experience with the Taj group of hotels, Mumbai. The Apna Chaat house is one of its kind in Surrey BC, located on 120th Street, also featured in the magazine,” 100 things to do before you die.”They were at the Vancouver restaurant awards in 2014. Mouth publicity is their only mantra. For those who prefer to tickle Written by:

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their taste buds, Apna Chaat House translates typical Indian street food into a stylish contemporary setting with warm and personalized service, taking it to another level with its talented team of 22, including the family members who also lend a helping hand. With its comprehensive list of eateries and drinks to choose from, the restaurant attracts a lot of loyalists and guests who are a regular walk-in. During the weekends one can witness long waiting lines outside the restaurant. It also pulls in foreign guests who want to get a taste of Indian Street Food. Apna Chaat House is doing outdoor catering services for various weddings and events where they have been catering to more than 25 stalls. The average walk in is roughly around 500-600 people everyday including take away also.

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WHAT’S ON OFFER?

Coming to the food, Apna Chaat House unveils its secret offerings, where every dish you partake is part of a saga and every recipe, a piece of gastronomic history. The menu is vast, catering from Indian street food to Indian Style Chinese. Their specialities include omelette pav, Pav Bhaji, Vada Pav & Bhel Puri, a new must try dish, mouth watering golgappas with its standing counter takes you down the memory lane to the streets of India, punjabi mix chaat, chilli idli’s, chicken lollipop and much more....For the drinks one should definitely try the mango lassi and royal falooda drink, topping up with malai kulfi falooda desert. The restaurant is on its way to add to their splendid menu, dhokla’s from Gujrat, raj kachori and the famous milk badam from Punjab. Not to forget the chai pakora combo which has always been the heart beat of punjabis. Apart from the adults, Apna Chaat House has something to offer to the kid’s also. Kid’s meal includes chicken nuggets, sandwiches, kid’s burger & noodles. All kid’s meals are served with drinks and fries.

WHY APNA CHAAT HOUSE?

They have always stayed true to this very essence of street food at Apna Chaat House. The dishes are prepared using the finest ingredients and unique combination of spices, which do justice to the food. One liner from the owner’s of APNA CHAAT HOUSE....

What: Apna Chaat House Where: 7500 120 St #112, Surrey, BC V3W 3N1 Meal for two: $20 - 40 approx.; Timings: Monday - Saturday 11:30 - 8:00 pm

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Naushad Ali: An Inescapable Soundscape The idea of this piece, really, is to get you to hum your way to the last punctuation. So let’s begin by reminding you of the songs of Vijay Bhatt’s Baiju Bawra (1952); it was a time when Bollywood hadn’t completely gotten over subjects like the partition and the inevitable task of nation building. However, this film did not entangle itself in that time capsule and preferred offering the audience a heady mix of sound and image. To manage that the maker required a vision that was aided by an actor who mirrored tragedy and a music director who could give sound to that tragedy. We must remember that at the time classical musicians chose not to lend their voice to film music, but it is the confidence that they showed in Naushad Ali that Ustad Amir Khan and DV Paluskar lent their voice to ‘Langar Kankariya Ji Na Maro’. Besides, Bade Ghulam Ali Khan was another stalwart who obliged by singing ‘Prem Jogan Ban Ke’ and

‘Shubh Din Aayo’. While Naushad has often been dubbed as an adamant advocate of Hindustani classical music, to do justice to his skill, we must not omit that it was under the aegis of Naushad and film directors of his time that the genre of World Music was being nourished. Gregory D Booth, the author of one of many seminal books on Bollywood music, quotes musician Kersi Lord as saying, “Mr Naushad started the big orchestra. The nice thing about Mr Naushad’s music was that it had a good classical base. The songs were traditionally correct-the Indian classical and the Western arrangements.” Kersi Lord being a jazz musician is proof enough that Naushad was in no way curbing the infusion of western sounds in his music. In fact, by directing a large orchestra, he was introducing Indian classical musicians to western classical musicians. The outcome of which has only massified a classical music idiom.

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On World Music Day, a tribute to music directors who brought a universal approach to Bollywood tunes

World music, as termed by ethnomusicologists, has been a result of the encounters of the curious with the nonchalant. The curious being the imperialists who not only initiated a global fund flow, but also a cultural exchange. The nonchalant being those who were busy abiding to their traditions, while being ideologically incoherent about a global approach. It’s when the two met that ideas were exchanged. There are very few photographs of Hungarian composer Bela Bartok, but one picture highlights this man’s curiosity. Bartok is seen sitting with his cylinder recorder in a Slovak village with the aim of recording folk songs that are popular among the villagers. Obviously, the villagers nonchalantly introduced himto a repertoire of sounds that did inspire his compositions. Back home, the case is the same or else why would people associate ‘Aaja Re More Piya’ (Sarhad, 1960), composed by C Ramchandra, with Italian composer Domenico Modugno’s ‘Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu’ (Volare, 1958). Bollywood history is replete with similar sightings, which further proves the point that Bollywood has served the genre of world music wholeheartedly. hitlist takes you down memory lane, to remind you of India’s contribution to music that you’ve heard but not averred as an innovation.

Naushad Ali (left) and Mohammed Rafi

Shankar-Jaikishan: Orchestrating a blend Shankar, it is documented by historians, could not recover after the death of Jaikishan in 1971. As far as composing was concerned, Shankar had already embarked on that painful journey of crossing paths with the exodus of new composers who were now the preferred option among even the older generation of filmmakers. In a radio interview, back in 1987, Shankar being the one left behind to tell the tale, spoke about the duo’s western influence. “Music has seven notes and wherever in the world you go, you will not find an eight note,” he

asserted. Shankar further elaborates that in the world customs do vary, but for a good musician that is no great barrier. It was this approach to music that allowed the two to give Mohammed Rafi the perfect backdrop for his octave play, and, at the same time, set a rhythm for Shammi Kapoor to shake a leg in Prince. While versatility of Mohammad Rafi is better fit for another day’s discussion, it is the way in which he was directed by these stalwarts that highlight their approach. In 1968, the duo released an album that best sums up the direction in which they were taking Bollywood music. The album is called Raga-Jazz Style. Its release, as pointed out by musicologists, was another step towards bringing to the fore a genre called Indo-jazz.

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SD Burman: A moment in time It would take an avid listener to ascertain that it was SD Burman himself who encouraged an experimental bent of mind in his son RD Burman. So the anecdote that clings to the figure, about him walking out of the recording studio on hearing RD Burman’s ‘Dum Maro Dum’, is a rather harsh distraction from the man’s own endeavour to experiment with sounds. On forums and blogs, fans have shared their favourite songs of SD Burman and gushed over the music director’s innovations. However, after

getting rid of the cloying sentimentality, it becomes clear that SD was able to set the mood for every singer he worked with from the list of options: Mohammad Rafi, Mukesh, Lata Mangehskar, Asha Bholse and Geeta Dutt. Nevertheless, he seemed creatively driven when working with Kishore Kumar. Probably, because Kishore wasn’t a trained musician and offered flexibility. Whether it was Sahir Ludhianvi’s lyrics in ‘Hum hai rahi pyar ke’ or Majrooh Sultanpuri’s ‘Ek ladki bheegi bhagi si’, it posed a deviant to unofficially acknowledged standards.

Anil Biswas: Mastery of folk

Since the Bollywood film industry has a large audience and remains the best platform for one to showcase their talent, it is also the best way to sample innovativeness unnoticed. Another sampler of innovation in the field of music was both thick skinned and gentle at heart. On knowing that Anil Biswas was jailed for his participation in the freedom struggle, passes his him off as a man of principles. In his music it was this indelible personality trait that both rowed and sunk the boat of success. While the big bands of western countries were inspiring music directors to aim for a bigger sound, it was Anil Biswas who chose to resell folk and ghazal to a wavering audience within the orchestral parameters. The fact that

he did that with help of Talat Mahmood and Manna Dey is well known, but a few acknowledge the fact that he himself sang most of the songs that he composed. It was his mastery over folk and his desire to have complete control over his compositions that we have “More angana mein laga abmua ka ped” from Aurat (1940). Or, for that matter, in Dilip Kumar’s debut film, Biswas captures folk styles prevalent in Northern India with the song Tara ra ra gaao Kabir from Jwaar Bhata (1944).

C Ramchandra: Importing a rhythm As music director, he was referred to as C Ramchandra; as movie actor, he was known as RN Chitalkar; and, as playback singer, he preferred being called Chitalkar. What’s in a name they say, but as reference point for the reader we are going to stick to C Ramchandra for in that persona his achievements are Bollywood’s boon. He was an avid jazz fan and lent a keen ear to the phrasing of Benny Goodman on the clarinet. While jazz had touched the hearts of many in India, by the ’50s rock ‘n’roll had reached Indian shores. It was through versatile music directors like Ramchandra that these new sounds were infused into Bollywood film music. Undoubtedly, Ramchandra’s playlist covered music from different genres that inspired him to direct

the music of the film Shehnai (1947). The song ‘Meri jaan, meri jaan ana Sunday ke Sunday’, to the discerning listener, clarifies that Ramchandra chose a combination of western instruments to achieve his musical idiom. A combination of the Afro-Cuban bongos and a brass section of oboe, clarinet and saxophone, can be heard in ‘Shola Jo Bhadke’ (Albela, 1951). The youngsters, at the time, would celebrate their freedom to his beats, but it was that same fusion of instruments that saw them through their mourning after the Indo-Sino war with ‘Ae mere watan ke logo’.

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My girlfriend does not want to get married...

The girl I like acts strange when I broach the subject of marriage. She is 26 and I am 32. She claims to love me, but any talk about taking the relationship to the next level upsets her. She used to be a different girl initially, but lately she doesn’t seem to be comfortable with the subject of marriage. Earlier, when I used to speak about it, she had even set a deadline of two years. Our families have no objection with our choice, but she’s the one who is suddenly having cold feet now. I’ve tried to talk to her to

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commit. It could be because she is commitment phobic, but she has been with you for two years. The sudden change in her behaviour is intriguing. There must be something worrying her due to which she is behaving in such a manner. She needs to tell you what her fears and apprehensions are. It is clear that there is something that has happened lately that is influencing her to behave in such a manner. Only after you have heard her out, decide the next step. If she continues to dillydally, there is no point waiting for her to make up her mind.

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Your girlfriend is being evasive for reasons best known to her. Whatever the cause, she needs to tell you what is going on in her mind. She says she loves you, so why does she evade the subject of marriage? It is obvious that she does not want to

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economy

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How to avoid common mistakes when building your business plan B DC - You may think a business plan is something you put together hastily when you need a loan and want to impress your bank. But according to Daniel LaBossière, Area Manager, a business plan is really an invaluable management tool that helps you set clear objectives for your company and describes exactly how you’ll achieve them. “It’s not a one-time affair. A business plan can be consulted on a regular basis and should be revisited often. It’s the best way to document where your company is going, and it should evolve with your business, too,” he emphasizes.

as human resources management in business plans. “HR poses many challenges to entrepreneurs today, particularly when recruiting in a shrinking labour market,” says LaBossière. “You have to show that you know precisely how you’ll attract skilled staff to operate your company,” he says. Business plans should include your organizational structure, as well as clear HR requirements such as recruiting and outsourcing strategies. “People are the core of any business, so your overall company strategy has to address intangible assets such as employee skill sets and knowledge,” he says.

Allow for adjustment time

Get outside help

LaBossière feels that the most common pitfalls can be avoided if entrepreneurs take the necessary time to put together a sound document. “Allow yourself ample time to do your research and adjust your plan. Overall, it’s important to tie everything together and make sure that your narrative is backed up by solid facts,” he says. Here are a few areas where entrepreneurs should be particularly vigilant, says LaBossière:

Write detailed assumptions

The core of any good business plan is based on solid assumptions, which enable you to do accurate forecasting. “You can think of an assumption as a premise that helps you forecast future results and allows you to simulate how your business will perform,” he says. Entrepreneurs will typically need to make assumptions about three key areas when writing a business plan: Sales, variable costs and fixed costs. “In the simplest form, you’re projecting what sales you’ll need to cover fixed and variable costs,” he says. “Entrepreneurs often fail to include detailed assumptions that are clearly broken down. You have to show that you’ve given your plan a lot of thought,” he says. LaBossière gives an example. “Your assumption is that you’re going to get 1.5% of the electrical industry market, which represents $1 million. However, the targeted market share needs to be broken down so that the reader understands how you are going to achieve your market share goal.” For example, you need to build specific objectives that you can aim for (i.e. 5 commercial contracts averaging $10,000.). Detailing your assumptions and objectives, says LaBossière, will also help you with establishing specific marketing strategies and identifying resources that are required to meet your objectives. “Everything in your business plan has to tie together,” he emphasizes.

Don’t forget start-up requirements

A common pitfall in business plans, says LaBossière is omitting to cover start-up requirements. “It’s not enough to simply say, ‘We need $400,000.’ It’s important to clearly outline the specifics so that the reader feels that you’ve done your homework. For example, you’ll be looking at factors such as how much equipment you’ll need. Ask yourself, do you have sufficient working capital? Will your real estate needs change? What are your hiring needs? What are your possible sources of funding and how will they be used? These details give your plan credibility and build confidence that you know exactly where you’re going,” he says.

Have supporting information

Backing up your assumptions is also crucial when writing an effective business plan. “If you’re trying to make a case, you’ll need the ammunition to support it,” says LaBossière. Supporting information can include feasibility studies, surveys, market analyses, key competitive information and industry overviews. “The reader should see clear footnotes that point to your supporting information,” he adds. “Keep the information clear and concise. Bankers want to see the facts, but avoid overwhelming the reader with irrelevant data.”

Emphasize human resources management

Business owners often overlook key areas such

LaBossière highly recommends that entrepreneurs deal with external consultants such as BDC Consulting for assistance in writing business plans. “It may be wise to first take a stab at

your plan yourself since you’re very close to your own company’s reality,” says LaBossière. He encourages business owners to use business plan templates as a way to get started. “However, having a consultant revise your plan can help you make a stronger business case. It’s good to have that objective point of view. Sometimes it’s difficult to see weaknesses in your document and where you can improve it,” he concludes.

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real estate

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Avoid these selling mistakes when putting your home up for sale as they can cost you time and money Written by:

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f you are considering selling your home, it is important to avoid putting up unnecessary roadblocks to the sales process in the weeks ahead. As you know the market in Greater Vancouver is at a high level and You want to sell your home fast and for a good price. Accomplishing these goals requires avoiding some very common mistakes. When breaking down why some homes fail to sell, it usually boils down to a few common denominators.

Overpricing

Overpricing a home is one of the most common mistakes made by home sellers. This is understandable. Usually the home they are selling is the most valuable thing they own. They may have poured money into it for years. They may also be unwilling to accept that the market has not been kind to their home. Of course, none of this matters when it comes time to sell. The reality is that you are selling a property, one of probably thousands on the market, and the buyers that are out there are not interested in the feelings of the seller. They are interested in purchasing a property, one that is selling for a fair price. Your real estate agent will help you decide a price that will actually work – that will result in a sale. Trying to ask for anything more, even if you believe the house is worth more, is more than likely going to make it sit on the market for longer. If you want to wait until conditions are more favorable for a higher price, you can. But if you want to sell now, you need to price competitively.

Picking the Wrong Agent

There are numerous real estate agents offering their services. But only some of them are wellqualified to sell your home. Do they know the area? Have they been selling for long? What are their statistics like – percentage of homes sold, percentage of homes that sold for close to the original price (means he or she knows how to price the home)? Does the agent have a good reputation, one you can verify by talking to clients that were happy with their transactions? Take some time and interview several different agents before you decide on one. The fee for hiring an agent is worth the cost, but only if the agent is good. Most homeowners do not take the necessary time to thoroughly interview agents. This can be a costly mistake!

Neglect Obvious Repairs

There are some repairs that just have to be done before you try to sell the home, at least if you want to fetch a good price. Sometimes it is difficult to know what those repairs are, which is why it is helpful to have an experienced agent to discuss your home with. But there may be some repairs you are already aware of that you know, deep down, must be dealt with. All home sellers should be aware of how to prepare for the buyers home inspection. Taking care of obvious and common issues is just good business! If your carpets are stained and smell from inside pets, it is not something that buyers will overlook. If your roof is literally falling apart, buyers will shy away from the home. Landscaping is another area that is hard to ignore. You don’t have to spend thousands creating an oasis, but mowing the grass and filling in any holes is probably a good idea. Turn-key properties fetch top dollar today. Those that have been neglected often times are ignored or get punished severely when it comes time to negotiate

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When you are proud of your home, it is normal to want to show it off. But if you have hired an agent, you really want to try and let him or her do the showing. The more hands-off you can be, the more likely you are to make a sale. Your agent has been trained, and probably has years of experience, in selling homes. He or she knows what to say and what not to say. The agent will know all of the home’s selling points, and subjects to avoid. Having you come in and try to describe the place in the middle of the agent’s efforts can be disruptive and unhelpful. Another way that owners make it difficult to show a house is by being unavailable, or failing to keep the home in a show-ready state. It is important to understand that when you decide to sell, you are embarking on a journey that may take some time to complete. Through the process, you will need to be ready to do what it takes to make the sale. This may include keeping the house extremely clean, and being available when the house needs to be shown. If you can do these things, you will make the job of your agent a lot easier, and will help make the sale happen much faster. By avoiding all of these these common home sale problems you will increase the chances of sitting at a closing table relatively quickly with a smile on your face. As always, you want to use an experienced real estate team to list your home. They will know how to present your home in its best possible light, minimizing any flaws, and highlighting all the key assets. It is crucial to selling your home that you choose the right agent! So don’t forget to call the #1 Husband/Wife team Rahul and Aman Gill of Gilco Real estate Services to sell your home faster and for more money at 604.562.0068 or visit their website www.GILLTEAM.com

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Hunger Knows No Season O

ver the next few months the Surrey Food Bank heads into its leanest season. It is at this time when supplies are running low that we need raise awareness and ask our community for support so that we may help those who rely on the services of our food bank. As our community grows, over one thousand new residents move to Surrey every month, so do our food bank numbers. Over 250 low-income families receive food from us on a daily basis. The Surrey Food Bank provides healthy, well-balanced, nutritious food hampers for 14,000 people each month from its four locations within Surrey and North Delta, of which 41% are children under the age of 18. What can you do to help the Surrey Food Bank in the upcoming months? Visit our website www.surreyfoodbank.org and learn more about us. Donate on-line. It’s easy and quick to do. Make a Pledge to be a monthly donor - $50 each month will buy much needed formula for our 200 Tiny Bundles babies who visit every week. Encourage friends and business colleagues to donate food and drop it at donation bins in your local grocery store or at the food bank location on City Parkway. Organize a food drive at your business, religious organization, school, community event or your special event. Buy a $2 BC Share Coupon at your grocery store. Look for the ‘Bright Green’ poster at the check-out or ask your grocery store clerk or manager. Plan an event or food drive for the upcoming Summer Season. Include the ‘spirit of giving’ in your holiday plans.

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Your thoughtfulness and generous support will truly make a difference not only in the lives of local families but in the whole community. Our sincere appreciation to all of our caring donors and dedicated volunteers without whom the Surrey Food Bank would not be able to serve those who need a hand up during a difficult and challenging time. Should you need any further information in regard to events, volunteering, to make a donation or to make a pledge, please do not hesitate to contact us at 604-581-5443 or info@sureyfoodbank.org.

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Work permits for parents on Supervisa Written by:

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ince the start of Supervisa, it has seen a great success in terms of getting your parents in Canada in less than a month. The sponsoring child has to meet minimum income requirements in order to sponsor their parents and have to buy $100,000 CAD insurance for each parent. If the visa office is satisfied then parents can stay upto 2 years in Canada rather than six months and applying for visitor extensions in case of regular visitor visa. Now, the condition is parents on Supervisa are not authorized to

work in Canada in any occupation. Parents get bored at home

a n d sometimes they want to work somewhere but to do that, they have to obtain work permit. It becomes a real problem when applying work permit for parents on Supervisa because it contradicts against the program of Supervisa where their

sponsoring child has proved to visa officer that once their parents are here in Canada , they wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t need to do work as they are financially sound enough to take care of them. Such advertisements are being aired on radio and in newspapers by immigration consultants that they can get work permit for their parents on Supervisa. Issuance of work permits is sole authority of Immigration Canada. So, before doing this conversion from Supervisa to worker is a big legal step. Always take professional and most importantly HONEST advice. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t become a victim of fraud.

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Martini in the house food & drink Tired of the traditional martini? On World Martini Day, we give you a reason to shake up a few heady tipples with these recipes, from bars across the city. Try these, and you’ll be smoother than Bond at the next house party

Creme Brulee Martini Star Anise Martini INGREDIENTS ❚ 5-6 pieces whole star anise ❚ 10ml sugar syrup ❚ 10ml lime juice ❚ 20ml water ❚ 60ml gin ❚ 4-5 pieces of ice cubes Ingredients for foam ❚ 10gms Molecular Lecithin Powder ❚ 3-4 pieces whole star anise ❚ 20ml hot water

METHOD ❚ Blend all the ingredients for creating the star anise foam together. Once the foam is created, keep it aside and bring together the ingredients for the beverage. ❚ Muddle whole star anise,

sugar syrup and lime juice together. ❚ Add 4-5 cubes of ice, with water and gin. ❚ Shake it well and strain in a martini glass. ❚ Once settled in the glass, scrape the star anise foam created in step 1 and layer it on top of the liquid so as to cover it fully. ❚ Garnish with one whole star anise and serve.

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Japanese Pear n Ginger Martini INGREDIENTS ❚ 60ml vodka ❚ 30ml sugar ❚ 15ml lime ❚ 30ml ginger water ❚ Few slices of Japanese ginger, and pear

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Dairy Milk Martini INGREDIENTS ❚ 45ml vodka ❚ 1 bar of Dairy Milk at room temperature ❚ 15ml creme de cacao ❚ 15ml heavy cream

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Every Canadian Helping to woman should define have her own will Canada’s future (NC) Every Canadian should have their own will. However there are some special reasons why women should make a will of their own: • Women usually live longer than their husbands, so it’s a good idea for each of you to have your own will. • Planning for children or other dependants is something that women usually want to pay special attention to. • Taxes and legal concerns (especially if there was a previous marriage or other dependants) should be looked at. • Many women will want to make special arrangements for the distribution of family heirlooms, jewellery, items of historical or sentimental value, and their own property. • Continuing the support for charities and organizations that many women supported during their lifetimes may be a consideration. A will lets you decide. With a properly prepared will, you can ensure that: • Property will be distributed exactly as you would have wished; • You can name your own executor to administer your estate; • Guardians of children will be named in the way you want; • Personal items such as jewellery and antiques will be handled the way you intend; • Individuals, your church, health charities and organizations like Amnesty International will receive the support you had always intended for them.

Common questions include: How do I start? If you do not have a will, now is the time to prepare one. While a will does not need to be a complicated document, it is always advisable to contact a lawyer or trust company to help you. The peace of mind which comes from ensuring there are no small mistakes or omissions which could cause difficulties for your heirs is well worth the costs of such services. Can I change my will? Yes, you can always change your will, either completely or by means of a codicil, which is a document that adds to or alters your existing will. You should seek legal advice to do this as requirements vary from province to province. Should I leave money to a good cause? Always take care of your loved ones first, but then consider if there are organizations and causes you’d also like to support with your estate. The tradition of leaving money to charities that benefit society and your community is many centuries old. Today, people at all income levels support organizations like the Cancer Society or Amnesty International through their wills. These bequests are a vital source of funds for the organizations and stand as a lasting memorial to the donor. For individuals who feel that they cannot afford to make a large donation to a cause they support during their lifetime, a bequest in a will can be a good way to make a lasting contribution.

(NC) The world this generation will inherit is not the one their parents used to know. Hard work and a related post-secondary education remains the foundation for success, however today’s youth must navigate a maze of internships, micro-jobs, and short-term contracts that lead to a workplace they can call their own. This shift in landscape has forced Generation Y and Z to develop a 21st century tool box that features resourcefulness, resiliency and troubleshooting skills. The pessimistic cloud that surrounds today’s job market has many Canadian youth unable to envision a rewarding future and worrying about the professional and financial reality that awaits. According to RBC’s Youth Optimism study the transition for many Canadians from childhood to late adolescences is filled with stress, worry, and anxiety. The study provides an unprecedented look into the mindset of Canada’s future by analyzing their attitudes toward themselves, their pleasures and opportunities. Completed in 2014 by Ipsos Reid and prepared in consultation with an expert panel, the survey gives voice to nearly 2,400 Canadians aged 10 to 25 from coast to coast. Success in today’s world requires hopeful perseverance. Seduced by the self-esteem fad, generation X and Z has the mentality that success is due. University of Pennsylvania psychologist and author of the Optimistic Child, Martin Seligman highlights the importance of optimism. Seligman’s research shows that optimism not only helps prevent depression,

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First things first, there is no perfect time. Marriage is a big decision and you will still be as clueless when you are forty as you are right now. There will never come a time when you feel you’re ‘ready for it’. Waiting for it will only make you lose out on what you could have right now. If you’ve found the right person already, maybe, it is time to take the plunge.

Making a career, looking after a whole house, providing your family with the best of everything is no easy feat. Having to fend for your kids even after you retire from your job makes it worse. You don’t want to be struggling all your life. Your kids should ideally be old enough to look after themselves by the time you retire for the sake of financial stability of the household, and that is highly unlikely when you get married anytime after thirty.

When you marry early, there is no pressure to have kids anytime in the near future. The first few years of the marriage can be spent in bliss without any undue pressure about bearing children since there is a long way to go before your wife’s body clock starts ticking. You can travel all you want and live life ‘young’ - just the way you want to. Marrying in your late twenties takes away that liberty. .Admit it or not, your twenties are the most exciting years of your life. Once gone, it never comes back. You want your significant other to be a part of that glorious phase in your life too. Getting married early opens up a whole new world for the couple where they discover a hundred new firsts every day, together. Your first overseas trip, your first day at that dream job, the day you buy your first car – you want it to experience with the woman you love, don’t you?

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Needless to say, honeymoons are much more fun when you’re young. You can go out partying and get sloshed, you can set out on a day long trek, you don’t have to constantly worry about ‘acting your age’ – it is like going out on a trip with your ‘girlfriend’ all over again. It is edgy and exciting. You don’t want to be one of those boring couples who have no capacity left for alcohol and no enthusiasm for anything else either!

Remember how your dad carried you around on his shoulders all the time when you were a kid and how he was your first best friend? Every man wants to give his kids the same childhood. You want to be the one who teaches your son how to play Cricket and his daughter, how to ride a bicycle. You want to be their superhero. And, that can’t happen when you’re a middle aged man with a paunch who is diagnosed with a new ailment every day. You want to be the ‘young dad’ your kids love to play with!

You’re more adaptable and adjusting when you’re young. There are more chances of your marriage working when you’re tolerant and understanding towards each other. Once you’re already well settled and have figured out everything on your own, it gets difficult for you to make compromises and for someone else to adjust with you.

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When you marry, you come of age. You become responsible at a considerably young age, which not just reflects in your married life, but even in your career. You no longer live a paycheque to paycheque life. Your savings get a huge kick-start. The decisions you make are no longer short-sighted and you learn how to deal with even the most difficult situations in life. What’s more? You have a constant support by your side all that while.

Early twenties is the time when you come the closest to yourself and get drawn the farthest from your family. Marriage revives that bond. You begin to attend family dinners without having to compromise on those drunken nights with friends. You’re as close to your family as you’re connected with your best friends. That not only makes you realize the importance of your parents, but also strengthens you emotionally. Younger parents are cooler parents. Not only would you be a better father to your kids, they will trust you as the parent who ‘understands them’. The emotional gap between a father and a child bridges much faster and you become their friends.

There are times when marriages go terribly wrong and there is nothing you could have anticipated. An early marriage gives you much more chance to not only work on the relationship but also walk out of it and start afresh in case it fails. It may not be the most pleasant thing to hear but all said and done, there is nothing in the world that can ensure the success of a marriage.

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8 Simple Ways To Lose Weight Without Starving Your motto in life is not to attain a zero figure. Hence, you really do not need to starve yourself to death in order to attain a swashbuckling physique and an athlete’s fitness levels. The biggest way to lose weight is by eating right, and not giving up eating completely. Starving and cutting down on calories is an old concept that you need to get rid of. We give you 10 easy and simple ways to lose weight, and you don’t even to starve yourself for that.

Keep Starch At Bay

We know it is difficult to cut off starch from your daily meals altogether, given the importance of potatoes in Indian households. But we can offer an alternate: swap white potatoes for sweet potatoes and see the difference. Crispy sweet potatoes taste way better and are healthier too. Also, try having whole-wheat pasta and wholegrain bread.

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Banish Sweetened Soda From Your Life

Ditch rum and Coke and pick a glass of wine instead! On usual days, instead of trying to quench your thirst with Diet Coke, go for fresh fruit juice.

Limit Your Cheat Meals

Cravings are very obvious when you are trying to limit your diet. And every other person will tell you that indulging in a cheat meal won’t kill you. We agree, but make sure you don’t overdo during that one cheat meal time. If you must, indulge reasonably. Opt for tandoori chicken instead of butter chicken.

Go Low-Carb

More protein, less carb. That’s the easiest way to shed those nasty pounds fast. Keep yourself fuller with protein and the results will motivate you further.

Think Before You Eat

Spend time thinking what to eat rather than spending time just eating. The worst thing most of us do is stuff ourselves with whatever we come across while we are hungry. Readymade, easy food doesn’t mean cookies and cuppa noodles; ready food also means cottage cheese and a trailmix of nuts. Avoid leftovers in the fridge.

Eat Breakfast Like A Man

Stop believing in the jump-to-lunch theory. Breakfast is the most important meal of the day and you need a balanced amount of protein and fat to fuel your energy pipes the entire day. Include eggs, milk, cereal and minimal amount of carbs to keep you fuller for longer. But please avoid the paranthas with extra butter right after you open your eyes in the morning.

Change Your Running Routine

If you can’t manage to hit the gym regularly due to lack of time and use running as a way to indulge in physical activity, don’t go for a very long run. Alternate between hard and easy running instead. Modify your speed at different points of the run. That way, you will enjoy the run as well as burn fat faster.

Lift Weights

Along with your food habits, it is important you spend some time doing physical activity. Hit the gym and lift weights, as lifting will add to your muscle-building. These muscles will not only improve your performance, but also crank up your metabolism so that you keep burning your calories.

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The deficiency of folate, brought about by common medications like antiinflammatory drugs, diabetes medications and cholesterol-reducing drugs, is known to trigger depression, insomnia and mental fatigue. One cup of beet reportedly supplies over 30% of the body’s daily folate requirements. However, make sure you eat it raw because cooking lowers its folate levels.

Brown Rice

Brown rice is a low-glycemic food which releases glucose into the bloodstream and thus, prevents the sugar levels from dipping and also keeps mood swings in check. It is also a good source of folic acid and vitamins B3 and B1 as well as being a fiber-rich food which keeps the digestive system healthy and cholesterol levels in control.

Fatty Fish

Studies have indicated that people under depression lack a fatty acid known as EPA, which is an omega-3 acid. As we all know, fish is best source of omega-3 acids which explains why we we should add it to our diet when we experience the blues. Fatty fish like wild salmon, tuna, mackerel and bluefish do wonders in boosting the functioning of the brain. An added advantage is that they help improve blood circulation and reduce the risk of heart diseases.

4. Fruits

You can never deny the goodness of fruits. Most fruits contain antioxidants which tie up the free radicals that wreak havoc on our minds and bodies. Fruits like oranges, strawberries and apricots, laden with Vitamin C also keep these radicals in check. Walnuts, being one of the richest plant-based sources of omega-3 acids does its job in improving our mental health.

5. Chocolate

Chocolate has always been associated with depression and is considered to be a mood-food. Maximum number of people reach out for a bar of chocolate whenever they feel low. As per certain experts, dark chocolate helps fight depression as it releases serotonin, a decrease in which results in depression. However, dark chocolate is extremely high in calories and, hence, you would like to control your consumption of it.

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Diabetes and Alcohol

bottle of Chardonnay gifted by a dear friend is something you are looking forward to. How could you refuse such a pleasantry and how you wish to enjoy it! Well, no one is stopping you, unless of course, you are a diabetic. Yes, that could be a hindrance to the sheer joy of the ‘spirit’. It is a fact wellknown fact that while suffering from any type of diabetes, one has to be extra careful with their diet and if alcohol forms a part of it, then a little precaution is bound to go a long way. Alcohol Act Alcohol in itself is a restricted intake for people and the reasons for that can be varied. If you suffer from diabetes, there are certain things to be kept in mind, when it comes to alcohol. You cannot take that prophetic plunge into the depths of alcohol till the time you are sure how your metabolism handles it. While there is no standard rule that applies to this, keeping your doctor on speed dial can be a safe bet. Why to Avoid The number of reported cases pertaining to conditions worsening for a diabetes patient due to alcohol may not be very alarming. However, the reason behind such a situation could be good care and habits. What of the number that isn’t so good at taking such great care of themselves? Diabetes is a condition that might just give rise to or aggravate a bodily condition. The common problems that could occur as a result include high blood pressure, nerve damage, trouble with eyesight or increased levels of triglycerides. It’s not that Bad Whilst the prevalent line of thought seems more inclined towards keeping you away from the good taste, the news is not all bad. Alcohol may not be harmful to a diabetic when it does not tamper with the blood sugar level. For a person who has been suffering from low blood sugar, intake of alcohol without a meal can be a cause of worry. The liver may primarily focus on breaking down the alcohol and this, in turn, may lead to hitting the blood sugar bottom. It might be beneficial to consume a glass of wine or mild quantity of any other spirit after a hearty meal. While it is not entirely harmful to consume alcohol, if you suffer from diabetes, a little bit of precaution is necessary. As long as the consumption levels are low and compensating for the calorie count of the body, you need not get worried. However, make sure you have a green signal from your doctor before you decide the quantity for yourself.

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The new Jim Pattison Volkswagen Surrey is officially open! The new Volkswagen dealership is located conveniently at North Surrey Auto Mall. It features: • • • • •

New All-Weather Service Drive-Through New state-of-the-art vehicle servicing facilities New open-concept lounge and refreshment area Stunning vehicle display deck facing Highway 1 The newest Volkswagen design concept

For over 40 years, we’ve brought Volkswagen to our Surrey community. Come visit us at our new home, where you can expect our continued dedication to customer experience from the same team at Jim Pattison Volkswagen Surrey, now with the most modern facility in the Lower Mainland. See you soon!

1-866-343-4933

15383 Guildford Drive, Surrey | JPVolkswagenSurrey.com

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350 SE Marine Drive | Vancouver | BC | T: (604) 322-3727 Store Hours: Monday to Sunday 07:00AM - 11:00PM