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ARAB TIMES, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2015
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By Jacqueline Bigar
Happy birthday for Sunday, Feb. 15, 2015: This
year you break a pattern that has not served you, perhaps one that involves judging others. You will find
that any trait can be changed with some work. If you
are single, you could meet someone who is very
manipulative. Is this the type of relationship you
want? Be willing to walk away, because something
better is waiting just around the corner. If you are
attached, the two of you often struggle with control
issues. Accept your differences, and you will be on
your way to creating a more viable bond. CAPRICORN understand your motives a little too well for
your taste.
The Stars Show the Kind of Day You’ll Have: 5Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1Difficult
Capricorn - (Dec 22 - Jan 19)
**** You might want to indulge others and take
the lead with a project or idea. You could find a
neighbor to be combative; just let it go for now.
Incorporate an activity into your schedule that you
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have wanted to do for a while. Tonight: Whatever
your heart desires.
This Week: Make it a point to get an early start
Monday.
Aquarius - (Jan
20 - Feb 18)
*** You usually are quite verbal, but you will
enjoy allowing someone else to do most of the talking for now. Be sure to listen well, because sometimes it is what is not said that could have the most
significance. Tonight: Get some extra zzz’s.
This Week: There is no stopping you now!
Pisces - (Feb 19 - Mar 20)
**** You’ll feel inspired and willing to act on an
idea. You might find that you need to change your
plans with a friend who might be disgruntled.
Sometimes, you need to keep certain personal matters private. Observe all the manipulations around
you. Tonight: All smiles.
This Week: Not until Wednesday do you feel up
to snuff.
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Aries - (Mar 21 - Apr 19)
*** Tension will continue to build until you handle a responsibility for an older person. This person
appreciates the time you spend with him or her. Plan
on going to brunch together. Though you initially
might not be enthusiastic, you will feel great later
on. Tonight: Out late.
This Week: If you initiate a project, expect to
take it to the finish line.
Taurus - (Apr 20 - May 20)
**** You might resent a very pushy friend who
wants you to proceed as he or she would like you to.
Clearly, this person does not understand you. You
have a way of letting people see the big picture
through your eyes. In this case, do it quickly.
Tonight: Take in a movie.
This Week: A new beginning with work becomes
possible.
Gemini - (May 21 - June 20)
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*** You could feel as if someone is harping on
you. You will be able to change the situation, but an
argument seems inevitable. Dealing with an authority figure might not be as easy as you would like it
to be. Tonight: Go along with a loved one’s suggestion.
This Week: Discussions with a partner allow you
to make an important decision.
Cancer - (June 21 - July 22)
**** A difference of opinion could force you to
do some important thinking and assessing. Others
might not know how to react when you kick back
like this. You could discover that you are deluding
yourself about someone. Tonight: Make it easy.
This Week: You’ll need to take full responsibility.
Leo - (July 23 - Aug 22)
*** You have a project that you have been putting on the back burner. Perhaps you’ve already
decided to finish it today. The more you do, the happier you are going to be. Be careful with a partner
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who seems to need a lot of extra attention. Tonight:
Get a good night’s sleep.
This Week: Clear out as much as possible.
Virgo - (Aug 23 - Sept 22):
**** Take a day to be a child again, and start
enjoying some of your favorite pastimes. Romance
naturally floods the day with light. Avoid an argument at all costs. No matter what the other party
believes, it is not worth it. Tonight: Add some mischief to the moment.
This Week: You could feel as if you’re on a
magic carpet ride.
Libra - (Sept 23 - Oct 22)
**** You have a way about you that draws others in. Someone might be on the offensive.
Understand that this behavior is not unusual. How
you respond will be your call. This person could be
significant to your personal life. Tonight: Get a head
start on tomorrow.
This Week: Confusion starts Monday, but then
your creativity takes over.
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Scorpio - (Oct 23 - Nov 21)
***** If a loved one becomes unusually difficult,
know that you don’t have to accept this behavior. In
fact, it might be good to distance yourself without
saying anything that indicates your disapproval of
this trait. You could be shocked by what you hear.
Tonight: Hang out.
This Week: You will be preoccupied with a personal matter through Thursday.
Sagittarius - (Nov 22 - Dec 21)
**** You’ll be full of get-up-and-go, but others
might not be able to keep up with you. Be thankful
for your energy, and choose not to show your frustration at the slowness of others. Make their lives as
easy as possible today. Tonight: Order in.
This Week: Make sure your finances are in order.
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Born today: Actress Jane Seymour (1951),
astronomer Galileo Galilei (1564), actor John
Barrymore (1882)
taste buds
scented candle
hormidium cochleatum
red strokes nail art
guava pie
Supplies: Wax; Fragrance oil; Double boiler; Wicker
Candle dye;
Instruction:
Melt the wax using a double boiler. The wax should be
heated to approximately 175 degrees. Once the wax is
melted you can add the fragrance oil. You can use candle dye to add colour to your candle. Add the wick to the
mold and slowly pour in the melted wax in the mold.
Hormidium cochleatum originated from Taiwan. It is a
favorite mini-miniature twig epiphyte, with pendant 2”
leaves; short spikes produce consecutive charming
chartreuse 1” blooms with a ruby red spotted lip, nearly
ever-blooming, easy grower, heavily fragrant, likes to
grow moist.
Site: It thrives in semi-shady conditions that are warm
round the year.
Temperature: 55°F min. to 85°F max.
Water: 4-7 waterings per week.
Required:
Green nail polish
Red nail polish
Golden nail polish
Strip brush
Instruction:
Step 1: Paint your nails green and let it dry completely.
Step 2: Using a strip brush, paint three red and golden strokes from the right corner.
Step 3: Top is off with a top coat to seal in the design.
Ingredients: 9-inch pie crust; 1 1/2 cups guava nectar; 4 tbs. cornstarch; 4 tbs. lemon juice; 4 tbs. sugar;
1/2 tsp. salt 2 cups diced fresh fruit; 1 cup heavy
cream
Method:
In a 2-quart saucepan, bring guava nectar to the boiling point. Dissolve cornstarch, lemon juice, sugar and
salt; cook until the nectar is thick and clear. Cool slightly. Add diced fresh fruit. Cool to room temperature. Pour
into pie shell. Chill. Spread with heavy cream whipped.
Dear Abby
Man expects wife to be
waiting for phone to ring
By Abigail Van Buren
Dear Abby: My husband has many wonderful qualities. However, he's obsessed with my always being
instantly available when he calls or texts my cellphone.
I don't carry it with me every minute of the day. At
work I can be busy taking orders, dealing with clients,
having a conference with my boss or using the restroom. But if I don't answer, my husband leaves nasty
messages asking why I have a phone if I'm not going
to pick up or respond to a text. I always do it as soon
as I am able.
I have explained the reality of what I might be
involved with when he contacts
me. I have told him his demand that
I always be immediately available
is selfish, to no avail. What's your
opinion?
— Exasperated in Erie
Dear in exasperated: My
opinion is you should ignore
your husband's nasty comments
because he's acting like an
Abigail Van Buren immature, demanding child who
needs to grow up and realize
the world doesn't revolve around him.
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Dear Abby: My husband has a grandson, "Kyle,"
who has been living with us for two years while he
earned his bachelor's degree in college. However, he is
now going for a master's, and it will be another two
years before he graduates.
Kyle works a lot and takes classes, so he is not at
our home that much. However, at age 25, it seems to
me he should be out on his own.
Some of Kyle's uncles are upset that my husband
has allowed this to go on so long because their kids
never got the same treatment. But Kyle doesn't get the
support from his parents that he should, and my husband feels sorry for him.
Am I selfish for feeling that my space has been
invaded for too long?
— Put upon in Texas
Dear put upon: That you and your husband
have chosen to be generous with Kyle should be
nobody else's business. For the reason you mentioned, Kyle needed a break. Your husband
stepped in and has seen that he got one.
If Kyle were constantly underfoot, I could
understand why you might justifiably feel "invaded." However, because he isn't, then yes, I do
think your attitude is selfish.
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Dear Abby: Once again I have found that one random act of kindness begets another.
Today, I had a hankering for one of those great salads from my favorite fast food chain. It was noon, and
the line from the main highway to get into the driveway was long.
When I finally was able to turn in to the ordering
section, I noticed a man in his work truck trying to get
into the line. We were face-to-face. I looked back, saw
all the cars behind me and knew none of them were
going to let him in, so I motioned for him to go ahead
of me.
When I reached the window and started to pay for
my order, the cashier said, "You are already paid for."
I said, "What?" The man in front of me had paid for
my order.
The message? Be kind -- it's good karma.
— Linda in Orange, Calif
Dear Linda: I agree. Like a stone thrown into a
pond, a good deed can create ripples that extend
far beyond the initial splash.
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Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also
known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by
her mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at
www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los
Angeles, CA 90069.
(Source: Universal Uclick)
Photos from the event
BMCAAK conducts Christmas tree decoration, Santa Claus contest
Bishop Moore College Alumni Association
Kuwait (BMCAAK) conducted Christmas
Tree Decoration & Santa Claus Contest at
the United Indian School Auditorium,
Abassiya, as part of their Christmas New
Year celebrations program. The program
began with the national anthems of Kuwait
& India. The meeting was presided by
Francis
Cherukole
(President).
Parimanam Manoj (General Secretary)
delivered the welcome address and Mrs
Lissy Kuriakose, story writer and poetess,
inaugurated the function by lighting the
traditional Lamp. Rev Santhosh Philip
(Vicar — St Peters MarThoma Church
Kuwait & Ex-student of BMC) & Sam
Pynumood (Social Activist in Kuwait & ExStudent of BMC) felicitated on the occasion. Miss Sneha Merin Suresh was the
Program Anchor.
On behalf of the Alumni, Mrs Smitha
Mathew (Vice Chairman), John Mathew
(Treasurer) and Shyam Sivan (Jt
Secretary) felicitated Sam Pynumood (exstudent of BMC) on the publication of his
new book entitled, “Indian Migration in
Kuwait”.
The book documents one hundred
years (1900-2015) of migration of Indians
in Kuwait. It is being published in
Malayalam, English and Arabic. BMC
Alumni assured full support for the publication of the book and conveyed its best
wishes.
On the occasion, the winners of the
Christmas Tree Decoration Contest were
awarded trophies and cash prizes — Little
Star Abassiya Team bagged the first prize;
Prince Baby Thachil & Team and John K.
Antony & Team won the second and third
prizes, respectively. Deepak Alex Panicker
(Little Star Abassiya) was declared the
what’s on today
Site for checking travel ban www.kuwaitcourts.gov.kw/mojweb/NGeneral/Main.jsp
■ Concours D’Elegance 2015: For car
aficionados there’s nothing like seeing
rare antique cars in motion with sights &
sounds teleporting them back in time. Now
you can enjoy all the nostalgia and thrills
once again during the fourth Kuwait
Concours D’Elegance classic car competition on February 11-18, 2015 organized by
the Historical, Vintage & Classic Car
Museum in Kuwait under patronage of H.H
Sheikh Nasser Al-Mohammed Al-Ahmed
Al-Sabah.
Below is the calendar of events of the
Kuwait Concours D’Elegance 2015:
Sunday: Feb 15; 9:00-21:00: Continue
Showing Classic Cars and the Winning
Car
11:00-19:00: Chevrolet Knights Event
Monday: Feb 16; 9:00-21:00: Continue
Showing the Classic Cars and the Winning
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General
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Books, Salmiyah, Bldg 19, next to Badur
Travel, opposite the Ministry of Private
Education, on Friday afternoons from 2:30-5:30
pm. Inviting all kids aged 8 and above to join
me and play competitively with me Rohaina.
Classes are held every Saturday from 12-1.30
pm. Bknelled, Euphuize, Waqf, Zooeae are
some of the lovely words and there are 200,000
more you can learn with us. But the fun part is
playing this wonderful game competitively. So
come and see us and call me @66634224,
Rohaina Tanweer.
Sports
FBC tournament: Filipino Badminton
Committee (FBC) is inviting all badminton
Car.
11:00-19:00: The 4 x4 Event
Tuesday: Feb 17; 9:00-21:00: Continue
Showing the Classic Cars and the Winning
Car.
11:00-19:00: Japanese Cars Event
Wednesday: Feb 18; 9:00-21:00:
Continue Showing the Classic Cars and
the Winning Car.
11:00-19:00: MOPAR Cars Event
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Bridge game: Bridge tournament is being
held every Sunday and Wednesday at
20:00 hours, played at the Graduates
Club, next to Kuwait Engineering Society.
Interested Bridge pairs or individual players please contact Mohammed Merchant,
Tel: 24815622, 24841158, 99612287.
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all events are welcome.
■ Redeemed Christian Church: The
Redeemed Christian Church of God
(HOD Parish) worship in English.
Celebration Service: Friday 9 am – 11
enthusiast in Kuwait to join their regular badminton tournament being held every Friday
from 8 am to 7 pm at Kuwait Disabled Sports
Club, Bin Khaldoun Hawalli. Over 10 badminton courts are now available for badminton
practices and tournament and it is open for all
nationalities and from different badminton
organizations. Exclusive-private court are also
available on per hour rental. For more information, please contact Dr Chie Umandap –
97197268
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Kwt-Brits football supporters: A new
football supporters website for British expats
living and working in Kuwait has been set up by
an Everton supporter, Trevor Powell. The
Kuwait Brits Football Supporters Association
(KBFSA) site aims to provide contact information for supporters of each others’ whereabouts
and also in the future hopes to organise social
events such as quizzes and even five-a-side
matches on a home international teams basis.
We need expats to register their support and
hence we can then start to cast around for a suit-
winner of the Santa Claus Contest. A variety of games and songs added much color
to the event.
The American auction was conducted
by Jerry John Koshy & John Mathew
(Treasurer) along with Jacob Varghese,
Manoj Chacko, Vinu Oommen, Philip
Thomas Kattanam, Satheesh C. Pillai &
Jobin Babu. Finally, Sangeeth Pampala
(Convener) proposed the vote of thanks.
The co-sponsors of the program were
Malabar Gold & Diamonds, BEC
Exchange & Golden Choice Family
Restaurant.
emergency number 112
Civil ID info: 1889988
am; Divine encounter: Sunday, 6:30 pm –
8:30 pm; Digging Deep (Bible studies):
Tuesday, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm; Night vigil
every last Friday of the month from 10 pm.
Venue: New Mishref. For more information and direction please call 9927-6603,
6557-7482.
Email:
[email protected]
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■ St Paul’s Church services: Friday
Services — 10:30 am at St Paul’s Church,
Ahmadi; Friday Services — 7:45 pm
Room No. 2 of the Activities Hall in the
National Evangelical Church Compound,
Kuwait City. Sunday Services — 6:30 pm
at St Paul’s Church, Ahmadi. For more
details call 23985929 or E-mail: [email protected].
able meeting venue. The site can be accessed at
www.kbfsa.co.uk.
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PABL games: Philippine Amateur Basketball
League (PABL), Kuwait, wish to announce the
new basketball tournament at the Sultan Center,
Hawally Gym. The first conference and category are as follows: 1. Non Leaguers/no height
limit; 2. 5’’ 8-1/2 and under.
Non Leaguers players not allowed to play
are: Varela, Montemayor, Shane, Tadlas, Najera,
Adorador, Ramacion, Alisbo, Pajumo, Dajoha,
Mindoro, Sumague, Beltran, Collado, Guevarra,
Ladaban, Fernandez, Garret, Bumagat, Sison.
For details call: N. Bautista on 65665137.
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‘When I met you, you were the best thing
that ever happened to me, and till this day,
you are still the best. Happy wedding
anniversary. Your love Khalil Ahmed.’
Free fitness classes: Free fitness classes
at B.FIT studio in Salmiya! Classes include
Zumba, Masala Bhangra workout, aerobics, toning & much more. Contact +965-65077062 for
further information. Hurry and enroll now!”
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