Archive for February 12th, 2012

Post-minimalistic art

Post-minimalistic art

| February 12, 2012 | 0 Comments

Postmodernism might be the more popularly known genre in art and literature but Post-Minimalism is equally illustrious The Post-Minimal movement rose in the late 1960s as a deliberate reaction against the ‘cold severity and authoritarian’ nature of minimal art. The term was first coined by the art historian and critic Robert Pincus in his 1971 [...]

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Drop politicians, say RTI activists

Drop politicians, say RTI activists

| February 12, 2012 | 0 Comments

RTI activists in the City are aghast at the government proposal to nominate four political persons to the Information Commissioner office. They held a protest dharna at Indira Park on Saturday and plans to launch a signature campaign against the move. The protesters say four of eight new commissioners recommended are ineligible to be the [...]

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Sunday Soup: Hidden dragon surges ahead of crouching tigers

Sunday Soup: Hidden dragon surges ahead of crouching tigers

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This is the story of the hidden dragon surpassing the crouching tigers. Cognizant Technology Services (CTS) was incubated by Dunn & Bradstreet (D&B) and Satyam Computer Services in 1994 with a 76-24 stake ratio. Later D&B bought over Satyam’s stake and spun it off into an independent entity. It moved its headquarters to Teaneck in [...]

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Whole Foods recalls bundts

Whole Foods recalls bundts

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California: Whole Foods is recalling its Pumpkin Bundt Cakes because they contain undeclared milk. No illnesses have been reported. But the Emeryville-based company says people who have milk allergies run the risk of serious or life-threatening allergic reactions if they consume the cake. The recalled Pumpkin Bundt Cakes were made in Whole Foods bakeries and [...]

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India wins by 4 wickets against Australia in Adelaide ODI

India wins by 4 wickets against Australia in Adelaide ODI

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Mahendra Singh Dhoni played a Captain’s innings scoring a wonderful victory against Australia in the tri-series one-day international at Adelaide on Sunday. India won two of ODIs in the tri-series. Millions of cricket fans glued to the TVs were found literally biting their nails, as the nerve-wracking last two overs of the ODI soared the [...]

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Lee leads in Dubai

Lee leads in Dubai

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England’s world number three Lee Westwood shot a five-under par 67 and surged to the top of a crowded leaderboard at the $2.5 million Dubai Desert Classic DUBAI: Overnight joint leaders Rory McIlroy and Denmark’s Thomas Bjorn struggled as conditions became slightly tougher on the third day of the European Tour event, but Westwood was [...]

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Feeding the labourers of love

Feeding the labourers of love

| February 12, 2012 | 0 Comments

This Valentine’s Day, show your sweetheart how much you care by creating a romantic and sensual home-cooked meal, courtesy the world’s top chefs   Lamb with Rosemary by Nigella Lawson INGREDIENTS 1tbsp olive oil 2tsp Worcestershire sauce 2 boneless lamb leg steaks FOR THE SAUCE 15g butter 1 sprig rosemary 1 clove garlic 4tbsp ruby [...]

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All animals used in Housefull 2 fake: John Abraham

All animals used in Housefull 2 fake: John Abraham

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Actor John Abraham, a supporter of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (Peta), has clarified that all animals shown in his upcoming film Housefull 2 are fake, and a declaration in this regard will be issued too. The trailer of Housefull 2 is there for all to see, and just like the first franchise, [...]

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Mentally ill man kills self

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A man, said to be mentally deranged, committed suicide in Kalepathar area of the Old City. This incident occurred in Makkah colony. He has been identified as Syed Hameed Pasha, aged 30. He was under treatment for his mental condition. According to police, he was mentally imbalanced and poured kerosene on his body and set himself ablaze. [...]

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Hyderabad: Patients left in the lurch as docs, govt trade charges

Hyderabad: Patients left in the lurch as docs, govt trade charges

| February 12, 2012 | 1 Comment

Striking doctors enraged by health minister’s remarks casting aspersions on their integrity. Gandhi hospital resembles a war zone where striking junior doctors try to dissuade seniors from entering the emergency ward, armed policemen keep vigil all over, a protest procession goes on in support of the doctors, and media persons go around with mike and [...]

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