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2016 AUDI TT MODELBOASTS AN EXCITING

NEW DESIGN

SHRADDHA KAPOOR

AKSHARA HAASAN AT AN AUDI SHOWROOM IN CHENNAI (IANS).

* The quintessential design icon boasts a newdriver-focused interior and true sports-carperformance

* TT sets standards for in-vehicle technologywith the Audi virtual cockpit - a fully digitalinstrument cluster

* Virtual cockpit powered by first automotiveNVIDIA® Tegra® 30 processor integration

ONTARIO - The iconic vehicle boasts an exciting new design charac-terized by the use of innovative technologies and driver-focused per-formance. The TT will be available in dealerships in July this year.The third generation TT pays tribute to its past where the model tookthe design world by storm, with a modern take on the bold original,with shor t overhangs, broad wheel arches and a lean a muscularstance.Standard full LED headlamps exude modern spor ts car appeal, with abroader and flatter Singleframe grille, sharp contours across the hood,electric rear spoiler and new centrally mounted round exhaust tailpipesare an incorporated design cue from the iconic first generation model.The all-new TT front end and floor assembly are made of high-strengthand ultra-high-strength steel components, while the superstructurecomprises aluminum castings, extruded sections and panels.As with all Audi S models, the TTS receives additional differentiationthat includes unique front bumper, quad exhaust tips and Alu-opticmirrors as well as standard S model specific spor t seats with pneu-matic side bolsters on the interior to mention a few. The TTS alsoboasts 19-inch wheels and 13.3 inch front brakes with four-pistonaluminum monobloc front calipers. The S model design elementspaired with the powerful engine and the standard magnetic ride sus-pension make the TTS a true performance car for everyday use.

TORONTO - Toronto Real Estate Board President Paul Etheringtonannounced that TREB Commercial Network Members repor ted a strongyear-over-year increase in leasing activity through TREB's MLS®system in April. Combined industrial, commercial/retail and officespace leased on a per square foot net basis, with pricing disclosed,was up by 79 per cent in comparison to the same period last year. Theindustrial market segment led the way with almost double the amountof space leased this year compared to last. The increase in industrialleasing was driven by deals repor ted in larger size categories. Thesetypes of larger deals were absent in April 2014. The number of trans-actions and amount of space leased can be volatile, especially whenconsidering monthly statistics.Changes in average lease rates in April were mixed. The averageindustrial lease rate was down to $5.11 per square foot net comparedto $5.37 last year. This dip was due to the increased share of largerproper ties leased this year. Larger proper ties tend to lease for lesson a per square foot basis. Average commercial/retail lease rateswere up to $21.32 per square foot net compared to $19.00 last yearand average office lease rates were down slightly to $13.06 per square

foot net. "Following an increase in leasing in the first quar ter, strongApril leasing results relative to last year point to positive results forthe second quar ter as well. Even though there is still some uncer-tainty for the outlook for the Canadian economy as a whole, it seemsprobable that the lower value of the Canadian dollar will boost theproduction of expor ts produced in the GTA. This expectation may beleading firms to take on more space in order to boost production,"said Mr. Etherington. Total commercial sales in April 2015, where pricing wasdisclosed, amounted to 56, compared to 53 in April 2014. Industrial and officetransactions were up on a year-over-year basis, whereas commercial/retail saleswere down. Average selling prices per square foot were up slightly for industrialand office properties. The large increase in the average commercial/retail sellingprice was compositional in nature, with a change in the mix of above-average pricetransactions in the central core."The GTA is often at the top of various rankings, both as a place to liveand a place to do business. The region's close proximity to the UnitedStates and the recent dip in the value of the Canadian dollar shouldunderpin fur ther investment in commercial real estate moving for-ward," continued Mr. Etherington.

PRICES OF REATIL SPACE UP BY 79%COMPARED TO SAME PERIOD LAST YEAR

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DEEPIKA PADUKONE TO ENDORSEJEWELLERY BRAND TANISHQ

STYLE LONG LOCKS EASILY THIS SUMMERNew Delhi, (IANS) Summer often makes women ditch their hair length but for those who want to stay away from losing their tresses,there are other options too. From chopping it in layers to styling it to braids or top knots, one can look glmarous even in hot weather,says an expert.Aakriti Kochar, beauty and makeup expert, Oriflame India shares some of the ways to manage long hair when the temperature goes up:* Cut hair in layers (in long length) at front and back to reduce the density, but still keep the length.* Use a leave-in conditioner on the bottom of hair which is often more frizzy and difficult to deal with.* Wear a cap or scarf whenever you wish to protect your hair from sun damage.* Style it to braids, top knots, neat up ponytail.* Style your hair at home. Heat your curler to a moderate temperature. Let it heat for five minutes before you star t. Divide your hairin sections, the front being the crown and back being the nape. Fur ther divide the crown and nape into two sections from the centre -left and right each. On total making it four sections to work on one by one.Clip these sections and work on even smaller sections one by one. Smoothen the hair twice or thrice from the root going down withthe straightener or curler. Do not rush while bringing it down to the hair length. At the same time, do not keep the styler still at acer tain section for more than 10 to15 seconds as it can burn or damage the hair. In case of straightening , bring it down slowly to theends and keep it on the ends for longer for smoother tips.In case of curling, roll each strand grabbing the tips in the clip of the curler and then roll it up. Keep it for a few seconds and thengently open the clip to release the strand. If your hair is too smooth or frizzy, put some gel spray on sections before star ting to usethe straightener or curler. Make sure you spray it from a distance and in less quantity. Once you finish doing all the sections, blendthem by combing gently running your fingers. To finish, style your hair and add some finishing spray to last longer and stay in place.

New Delhi, (IANS) Actress Deepika Padukone has been named thebrand ambassador of jewellery brand Tanishq. "It is an incrediblehonour for me! They (Tanishq) believe in innovation and strong designin their approach to crafting beautiful jewellery, which stands testi-mony to the company's rich heritage. Their attention to detail is un-paralleled and their beautiful offering reflects the motto 'timelessjewellery crafted to perfection'," Deepika said in a statement."My relationship with Tanishq goes back many years to when I usedto visit the Tanishq store in Bangalore with my family. I'm happy tosay that by shopping at Tanishq over the years we have celebrated agreat relationship and now with this association, it is truly a mar-riage," she added. The "Piku" actress has been roped in as she is the"face of the Indian woman who is confident and progressive," saidDeepika Tewari, general manager - Marketing, jewellery division,Titan Company Limited."She is a woman of today who knows what she wants and makesher own choices, and at the same time is rooted and values rela-tionships which is a mark of true progressiveness," added Tewari.As brand ambassador, the 29-year-old star will bepar t of severalcampaigns and wi l l make appearances at events around theworld, adding pieces from Tanishq's jewellery collections to herdistinctive looks.

I ALWAYS LOVEDMAKEUP: SALMA HAYEK

London, (IANS) Actress Salma Hayek says she "always lovedmakep" and was inspired to launch her own cosmetics linebecause she was not satisfied with other products in the mar-ket. The actress says that she had a passion for making herselfand others look pretty since she was a youngster, and believesshe is talented at it because of her ar tistic flair, repor tsfemalefirst.co.uk. "I always loved makeup. I guess I really likedto paint. I didn't discover that until later, but I was doing makeupwhen I was 14. I use to make people up, like older friends, orcousins, and I remember they use to come to my house forspecial occasions, and when I star ted out, I used to do themake-up of the girls in my acting class that were doing theirhead shots. I love it. I love make-up," she said.

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