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Tuesday, June 18 2013
Britain's Zigzag Economy
WHEN Sir Mervyn King spoke of the ‘zigzag' pattern we could expect in 2012, he wasn't wrong. Official data - and private surveys - have been all over the place lately. But the underlying message has not changed: The recovery is still fragile, and ...
THE GULLIBLE CENTRE
SO can we talk about the Paul Ryan phenomenon? And yes, I mean the phenomenon, not the man. Ryan, the chairman of the House Budget Committee and the principal author of the last two congressional Republican budget proposals, isn't especially interesting ...
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Level-headed Hearst heiress

UNDER the storied stone atrium of the Hearst Building in Midtown, a small pale figure emerged from the elevator the other day. Thin and casually chic with blond hair and young-Mariel Hemingway eyebrows, she could have been any glossy fashion editor in the building...

Airlines embrace kitchen science to keep passengers in tough times
ONE of the world´s busiest airports, Hartsfield- Jackson in Atlanta, lies a mere 312 meters above sea level. Which, it turns out, is perfect for your taste buds. At low elevations, the 10,000 or so taste buds in the human mouth work pretty much as nature intended. With an assist from the nose – the sense of smell plays a big role in taste – the familiar quartet of sweet, bitter, sour and salty registers as usual. Tomato juice tastes like tomato juice, turkey Florentine like turkey Florentine. But step aboard a modern airliner, and the sense of taste loses its bearings. This isn´t simply because much airline food is unappetising, although that doesn´t help. No, the bigger issue is ...
It was fun to play villain: Julia Roberts
ULIA Roberts has essayed all kinds of roles with aplomb and acclaim and now this versatile actor has shown her villainous streak in the Hollywood movie Mirror Mirror directed by Indian origin filmmaker Tarsem Singh. She says she had fun playing a negative character. "It was fun to play this villain because there aren´t any real rules of syntax or reality that apply to her. So, I could kind of do anything and just go off the rails in any direction at any time and it would make sense to me," Roberts said. "In that regard, it was a lot of fun. You don´t have to worry too much about the reality of, ´Would a person really do this?´" she added. Mirror Mirror, tells the tale ...
Bibliophile Sonam would like to tell her story... some day
ACTRESS Sonam Kapoor, who is known for her style statements, is a voracious reader and would like to pen down her autobiography some day. "You know I think I am too young and inexperienced and I don´t know if I have the talent to write, but you know everybody is narcissistic. I would like to write about my life one day or the other. I am an actor after all, but I don´t know if right now I will be able to," the 26-year-old said while launching the book Two Mothers And Other Stories by Khalid Mohamed. Known as a fashion icon, Sonam would not touch the topic she is most known for in her book. "Clothes and style is just my personal choice. It is not ...

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Airlines embrace kitchen science to keep passengers in tough times

 

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