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ALL-NEW 2015 EDGE SHOWCASES FORD'S BEST TECHNOLOGY, MORE DRIVER-ASSIST FEATURES, IMPROVED PERFORMANCE, CRAFTSMANSHIP FOR BEST DEALS AND INFORMATION SEE PAGE 32 T he all-new Ford Edge demonstrates what happens when a proven leader gets even better. The original crossover utility vehicle from Ford is loaded with more technology, higher levels of crafts- manship and greatly improved vehicle dynamics. The 2015 Ford Edge is a better vehicle by every measure. When launched in late 2006, Edge helped to define the crossover sport utility vehicle segment in North America, the biggest such market in the world. With a car-based design, Edge delivered better on-road comfort, fuel efficiency and overall driving dynamics than any truck-based SUV. It was proof a utility vehicle could meet the demanding needs of an everyday commuter. The 2015 Edge revealed today in North America and Europe is all- new from wheels to roof, designed to reset the standard in the two- row utility vehicle market. Based on Ford's successful, global mid- size vehicle platform, Edge has been reimagined with a stronger, more athletic shape. It has been retooled to meet higher expectations for quality, and reengineered to add more features and technologies for a more rewarding driving experience. The all-new Edge will be sold in more than 100 markets across the globe. "The original Edge was our first entry into the world of crossover utilities - a technologically advanced vehicle that was the perfect blend of sedan comfort and efficiency with SUV functionality," said Raj Nair, group vice president, Global Product Development. "Now, we are building on that success, and building on the emotional ap- peal of the vehicle by offering more of the technology our customers want in a package that meets the highest expectations for quality and craftsmanship." With the new Edge, Ford is also building on its utility vehicle leader- ship around the world. Last year, the company sold a record 1.2 million utility vehicles in markets across the globe - up 38 percent from 2012. In North America, Ford was the top-selling utility vehicle brand for a third consecutive year in 2013. Ford utility vehicle sales have been strong elsewhere as well, increasing nearly 20 percent in Europe last year. In China, Ford's share of the utility vehicle segment is growing exponentially, increasing to 4.5 percent in 2013 from less than 1 percent in 2012. LFW: KAREENA TO BE SHOWSTOPPER FOR MANISH MALHOTRA Bollywood actress Kareena Kapoor will walk the Lakme Fashion Week Winter/Festive 2014 ramp as a showstopper for designer Manish Malhotra. Kareena's association with Malhotra has been a long-standing one. From red carpet events and film premieres to social events and get- togethers, Kareena has often sported the designers' creations with utmost elegance. She will showcase yet another global runway trend that is big this season- The Gloss Look, crafted by the Lakme Bridal Dream Team. "I have always loved working with Kareena. She is the perfect com- bination of a gorgeous face and a confident personality. Every season, LFW has a trend story to tell and the finale accentuates the trend in the most elaborate manner," Malhotra said in a statement. "I'm looking forward to crafting a special look for Kareena with my latest collection which is inspired by the Gloss look; a trend that is creating waves internationally and is being spotted on runways around the globe," he added. LFW will take place Aug 20-24 at the Palladium Hotel here. Sonam Kapoor on the sets of Entertainment Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega Hard Kaur during the International Indian Achiever`s Award Kiara Advani at the International Indian Achiever`s Awards. (IANS) Actress Huma Qureshi at a jewellery fashion show. Actress Lisa Ray during Awards 2014 in Mumbai. IANS Parineeti Chopra at Vogue Beauty Awards 2014 Shilpa Shetty at Vogue Beauty Awards 2014 Kajol at Vogue Beauty Awards 2014 Sonali Bendre at Pro Kabaddi League Opening

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ALL-NEW 2015 EDGE SHOWCASESFORD'S BEST TECHNOLOGY, MORE

DRIVER-ASSIST FEATURES, IMPROVEDPERFORMANCE, CRAFTSMANSHIP

FOR BEST DEALS AND INFORMATION SEE PAGE 32

The all-new Ford Edge demonstrates what happens when a provenleader gets even better. The original crossover utility vehiclefrom Ford is loaded with more technology, higher levels of crafts-

manship and greatly improved vehicle dynamics. The 2015 Ford Edgeis a better vehicle by every measure.When launched in late 2006, Edge helped to define the crossoverspor t utility vehicle segment in Nor th America, the biggest suchmarket in the world. With a car-based design, Edge delivered betteron-road comfor t, fuel efficiency and overall driving dynamics thanany truck-based SUV. It was proof a utility vehicle could meet thedemanding needs of an everyday commuter.The 2015 Edge revealed today in Nor th America and Europe is all-new from wheels to roof, designed to reset the standard in the two-row utility vehicle market. Based on Ford's successful, global mid-size vehicle platform, Edge has been reimagined with a stronger,more athletic shape. It has been retooled to meet higher expectationsfor quality, and reengineered to add more features and technologiesfor a more rewarding driving experience. The all-new Edge will besold in more than 100 markets across the globe."The original Edge was our first entry into the world of crossoverutilities - a technologically advanced vehicle that was the perfectblend of sedan comfort and efficiency with SUV functionality," saidRaj Nair, group vice president, Global Product Development. "Now,we are building on that success, and building on the emotional ap-peal of the vehicle by offering more of the technology our customerswant in a package that meets the highest expectations for quality andcraftsmanship."With the new Edge, Ford is also building on its utility vehicle leader-ship around the world. Last year, the company sold a record 1.2million utility vehicles in markets across the globe - up 38 percentfrom 2012.In Nor th America, Ford was the top-selling utility vehicle brand for athird consecutive year in 2013. Ford utility vehicle sales have beenstrong elsewhere as well, increasing nearly 20 percent in Europe lastyear. In China, Ford's share of the utility vehicle segment is growingexponentially, increasing to 4.5 percent in 2013 from less than 1percent in 2012.

LFW: KAREENA TO BE SHOWSTOPPER

FOR MANISH MALHOTRABollywood actress Kareena Kapoor will walk the Lakme Fashion WeekWinter/Festive 2014 ramp as a showstopper for designer ManishMalhotra.Kareena's association with Malhotra has been a long-standing one.From red carpet events and film premieres to social events and get-togethers, Kareena has often spor ted the designers' creations withutmost elegance.She will showcase yet another global runway trend that is big thisseason- The Gloss Look, crafted by the Lakme Bridal Dream Team."I have always loved working with Kareena. She is the perfect com-bination of a gorgeous face and a confident personality. Every season,LFW has a trend story to tell and the finale accentuates the trend in themost elaborate manner," Malhotra said in a statement."I'm looking forward to crafting a special look for Kareena with mylatest collection which is inspired by the Gloss look; a trend that iscreating waves internationally and is being spotted on runways aroundthe globe," he added.LFW will take place Aug 20-24 at the Palladium Hotel here.

Sonam Kapoor on the sets ofEntertainment Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega

Hard Kaur during the InternationalIndian Achiever`s Award

Kiara Advani at the InternationalIndian Achiever`s Awards. (IANS)

Actress Huma Qureshi at ajewellery fashion show.

Actress Lisa Ray during Awards2014 in Mumbai. IANS

Parineeti Chopra atVogue Beauty Awards 2014

Shilpa Shetty atVogue Beauty Awards 2014

Kajol atVogue Beauty Awards 2014

Sonali Bendre atPro Kabaddi League Opening

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ACTRESS SHRADDHA KAPOOR DURING ANNOUNCEMENT OF BMW INDIA BRIDAL FASHIONWEEK-2014 IN NEW DELHI.

MODELS WALK THE RAMP DURING THE 6TH EDITION OF KINGFISHER PREMIUM CHENNAIINTERNATIONAL FASHION WEEK 2014 IN CHENNAI.

PICTURE COURTESY: (IANS)

fashion

Actress Bipasha Basu showcases jewellery of Shree Raj MahalJewellers during India Couture Week 2014.

A model walks on the ramp for designers Rimple and HarpreetNarula`s show during the India Couture Week 2014, in New Delhi

11-A model walks on the ramp for designers Rimple and HarpreetNarula`s show during the India Couture Week 2014, in New Delhi.

1-Model showcases jewellery of Shree Raj Mahal Jewellers duringIndia Couture Week.

1-Model showcases jewellery of Shree Raj Mahal Jewellers duringIndia Couture Week.

A model walks on the ramp for designers Rimple and HarpreetNarula`s show during the India Couture Week 2014, in New Delhi

Model walks the ramp during 9th JD Design Fest 2014 in Guwahati.A model walks the ramp showcasing creations of fashion designerSanjana Jon in Bangalore

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Dos and don'ts fornaturally glowing skin

The first signs of a beautifulskin are - soft, smooth andglowing. To get a flawless

skin, here are a couple of skincare dos and don'ts to follow.DosWear makeup with the most natu-ral ingredients possible. Mineralmakeup provides flawless cov-erage while allowing your skin tobreathe. Fewer ingredients oftenmeans the makeup's better foryour skin. Exfol iate regularly.

Once a week works for most. Ifyou have oily or combinationskin, use a chemical exfoliatorlike glycolic or salicylic acid.Those with normal or sensitiveskin will reap the greatest benefitwith a microdermabrasion for-mula exfoliator -- the kind withlittle beads that scrub your face.Use eye cream every day! Theskin around your eyes is very thinand fragile. Protect it with an SPF30 eye cream. Eat and dr ink

healthful foods. Great skin star tson the inside. Drink lots of waterto keep hydrated, and ingest lotsof antioxidants like those found ingreen tea and foods high in vita-mins A, E, C and beta carotene.Antioxidants fight free radicals,which can cause cell damage.(Bonus: Antioxidants also helpprotect against cancers and hear tdisease!) Follow a regimen regu-larly. Caring for your skin shouldbe a twice-dai ly occurrence.

Don't be slapdash about your regi-men or follow it only sporadicallyand expect to see any lasting re-sults.Dont'sSmoking prematurely ages yourskin at a rate second only to sundamage. Nicotine constricts theblood vessels, blocking the flowof oxygen to your skin. Forget towear sunscreen! Make your mois-turizer do double duty and wearone with an SPF of at least 30,even in the winter, and even if youare only outdoors a few minutesa day. Forget your neck, chest andhands. These areas age the fast-est and are all but ignored in ourskincare routines. Sunscreen,exfoliation and moisturization arejust as impor tant in these areasas they are on your face. Look foranti-aging ingredients like vitaminA, kinetin, copper and vitamin C.Overdry your skin. Many womenmake the mistake of staging afu l l -sca le d ry ing assau l t ontheir ent i re faces when con-fronted with a pimple. This onlymakes the p rob lem worse .When skin is stripped of all itsnatural oils, it produces evenmore sebum to make up for it.This substance is what clogspores , caus ing p imp les . Agentle cleanser and regular ex-foliation is kind to your skin, yete f f ec t i ve enough fo r mos twomen -- but do see your der-matologist if you feel you havean acne problem.

Pre and post workoutsnacks for vegetariansPre and post workout snacksmostly comprise non vegetarianingredients. This leaves vegetar-ians with few options to boostperformance and to help in recov-ery of the muscles.Today, Jivesh Shetty, a FitnessExper t at BCUBE (Advancedspor ts nutrition) shares somesimple recipes for pre and postworkouts snacks. Get your penand paper ready for these quickand nutritious vegetarian workoutsnack recipes. Before we breakdown the pre and post workoutsnacks, he emphasizes on someimpor tant facts: "Remember: Allportion sizes will have to be ad-justed according to gender/age/level of training/goal of training/bodytype...counting calories mayseem daunting initially, once youknow the basics."Pre workout snacks for vegetar-iansJivesh's snack: "A glass of milkblended with a banana pre work-out is wonderful."HMU's suggestions:

- Flavour this mixture with a dashof cinnamon- A drizzle of honey will add themissing sweetnessJivesh's snack: "A slice of wholewheat bread with a table spoonof peanut butter and some honeydribbled can be great before aworkout."HMU's suggestions: You can alsoinclude- Jam prepared without preser-vatives- Lightly sauteed paneer- You can apply cheese but don'tgo overboard- If you are open to eating eggs,an egg between the slices is agreat snack for pre and post work-out.J ivesh's snack: "Coffee withskimmed milk is also good preworkout as the caffeine improvesaler tness and performance."HMU's suggestions:- Besides coffee, dried dates and

figs are a great way to boost yourper formance- You can also try apple slicestopped with peanut butterPost workout snacks for vegetar-iansAccording to Jivesh, whey is theway to go as a post workoutsnack. He explains, "The bestpost workout snack is undoubt-edly whey protein. For those whoare wondering what is whey.Whey is derived from milk and isformed when milk is curdled athigh temperature. Commonlyavailable in most nutrition storesand chemists it comes in variousflavours and a single serving of30gm can provide whopping 25gms of pure unadulterated wheyprotein." Jivesh understands thatsome people would prefer to gonatural, and for them whey pro-tein does not cut it. "For mostpeople who are not keen on thesupplemental form protein thereare other options too," he says.Jivesh's snack: "Strawberriesblended in low fat probiotic yo-

gur t is delicious. (It's a great im-mune booster post a stressfulworkout)"HMU suggestions:- Chocolate milk- Yogur t parfait is a kill - yogur tmixed with chopped fresh fruitsJivesh's snack: "Low fatparmesan cheese grated over atoast or some salad tastes amaz-ing be it post or pre workout"HMU suggestions:- Cheese in a sandwichJivesh's snack: "Goat cheese iseven bet ter than most othercheese as it contains lesser cho-lesterol and sodium."Jivesh's snack: "Another greatrecovery shake is 200 gms lowfat greek yoghur t., 1 tbsp choco-late, 1 banana served chilled."HMU suggestions:- You can always f lavour thegreek yoghurt with substitutes likeblueberry healthy preservatives,cinnamon and peanut butter.

‘Six hours of sleep is essential’Actor Bhushan Pradhan believes that one's body needs adequate

amount of rest to stay fit and happyMy exercise regime

I exercise regularly. Despite busy schedules I make it a point to hit thegym, even if it is late at night. My trainer Sanjit Chamdorkar alsoplays an impor tant role in my life. I was doing a dance reality showand those dance rehearsals have made my journey to six pack abseasier.My dietInitially I wasn't very particular about diet. For the past few weeks Ihave been following a designed diet. My personal nutritionist SwatiChandrashekhar plans a diet for me. I have breakfast like a king,lunch like a prince and dinner like a beggar. It is working wonders forme. I drink a lot of water. There is an application in my mobile, it islike a reminder, which rings when it is time for me to drink water. Idrink one litre of water everyday. It brings a glow on my face.My problem areasI lose weight quickly. If I don't workout, I lose weight and it shows onmy face.My strength areas

My arms and my chest.Other essentialsThe body needs adequate amount of rest. It is essential that you haveat least six hours of sleep.

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TAKE CARE OF YOURMARBLE FLOORING

MAKE THE BEST USE OF

EVERY SPACE AT HOME

More and more people arelooking for ways to stretchspace and resources. Forsome, it's a necessity. Forothers, it's a reaction to theempty nest. For still others,it's a quest for simplicity. Andit does not imply that livingsmall means not living well.Comfor t and aesthetics arethoroughly compatible with acompact home. Limitationoften breeds inventionStrategies for living in the not-so-big houseWhat do you do when your lifeno longer fills the space youlive in, or the space asks toomuch of your life? You lookfor alternatives — a smallercabin, or cottage that's bettershaped to fit your functional,economic and psychological

HERE ARE WAYS TO RETAIN THEREGAL AIR OF YOUR MARBLE DECOR

Using marble for home interiors presents a marvelous pan-oramic view to home. If you have spent a good amount of moneyon installing marble as flooring or for decorative structures athome, you need to take special care to maintain the beauty ofthis stone. There are some precautions you need to take whenworking with marble:-Liquid or food containing acid when spilled on marble floorscould cause it to etch, or leave a dull mark on its surfaces. Thedull mark or stain may either be as large as a coin size or couldspread over several tiles. So, if you manage to drop any fruitjuices, carbonated beverages, wine and even tea on the marblesurface, gently rub the marble with the a clean cloth dipped ina solution of hydrogen peroxide mixed with a few drops of am-monia until it retains its shine.-Another terrible source of etch marks and stains are cleaningdetergents which contain acid. Never use vinegar or any otheracidic products to clean marble floors. Marble is delicate andshould only be cleaned with PH natural, gentle cleaners. It isadvisable not to use locally available cheap quality cleanerwhich may result permanent loss of shining.-Marble floor tiles are porous and can easily be discolored byspills from food, sitting pots, metal furniture legs, oil, ink, waterdamage, etc. Cooking oils or any other type of greasy productscan stain marble like floor. Hence, you should clean it up immediatelywith some soap and water. -Regular cleaning of a marble surface anddusting of marble furniture helps to retain its natural shine for a longtime. The best way is to use a terry cloth to wipe up any dirt. Instead ofusing hot water, it is advisable to wet the marble top with lukewarmwater. You don't require scrubbing marble surface unless there aresome hard materials present on it. After cleaning the surface withcleaners, you could apply smooth polishing for making the marbleglittering and shining.

IT IS INDEED A TASK TO COMBINE COMFORT WITHCHARACTER IN MINIMAL SQUARE FOOTAGE.

needs.A move to a smaller spaceneedn't mean scaling downyour dreams. Think ofdownsizing as an oppor tunityto accomplish at least thesethree things:- You can live in a morestimulating or more scenicplace.- You can liquidate clutter,both among your furnishingsand on your daily to-do list.The smaller the space, theless maintenance it shouldrequire.- You can enhance yoursatisfaction with your sur-roundings. Your house can besmall, beautiful, and richlydetailed and that thesequalities are more rewardingto the spirit than mere size.

Downsizing made easyOrchestrating a domesticdownsizing isn't easy. Itinvolves tough choices,compromises, and an inquiryinto personal values. Hereare some recommendations.- Project your lifestyle aheadinto the smaller space. Whatwill you have to give upthat's impor tant to you, andis there a way to adapt? Forexample, the pleasure ofbackyard gardening couldtranslate to containergardening on a condo deck,cultivating bonsai in asunroom, or even growingherbs in the kitchen.- You'll obviously have togive or throw things away,but these decisions cansprawl over some reflective

t ime.- Recognise that you'veoutgrown some habits andobligations.- If there are two or more ofyou, personal and privatespace remains essential.Each person doesn't have toown an entire room; it can bean intimate alcove or a retreatcarved out of a store room. Itcan be visually implied with ascreen. But the smaller thedwelling, the more impor tantthe preservation of privatespace.- Unless you're a determinedhermit, create a way forfamily and friends to stay withyou. A futon, sofa bed, or aday bed is a modest invest-ment in welcoming guests,and it can go in a room thatotherwise serves as a studyor home office.- Learn about the visualstrategies that make smallspaces seem larger - mir-rored walls, an open flow fromroom to room, varied qualitiesof light and big windows orFrench doors that open toviews or outdoor livingspaces.- If you still have misgivingsabout moving into what seemslike a confining space, trythinking of it as an investmentin time, not in place. The morewe get rid of clutter and itsmaintenance, the more we gain intime — our one truly non renew-able resource. The best advice was written morethan 120 years ago by WilliamMorris, the English designerand philosopher, "Havenothing in your houses thatyou do not know to be useful,or believe to be beautiful."

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