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Stefan works in a multinational German corporation, and his main computer has a physical German keyboard. Stefan usually works in German, but sometimes he needs to write in Russian, since many of his colleagues in the Russian office don't speak German. He would like to create documents in Word in both German and Russian without changing his physical keyboard, and let Word know that he wants to switch between languages quickly and easily.
Depending on what you want to do and what languages you want to use, you can set up your computer to work in multiple languages – even within a single document. You can also translate or research the text of documents that are in different languages.
Before you can change the language of your keyboard, first add the keyboard (input) language or languages you want to use. This is done through Windows, and you will still need to make adjustments to your Office programs to work in different languages.
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If the language you want to use as the default input language isn't listed, complete steps 5 through 8.
To preview the keyboard layout, click Preview .
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Note In Classic View, double-click Regional and Language Options, and then click the Keyboards and Languages tab.
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Important To enable keyboards for languages such as Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, you must first install the East Asian language files. For languages that are read from right to left or that require contextual shaping to appear, you must install the complex scripts to support these languages. For information about how to install the East Asian Language files and complex scripts, see Right-to-left language features.
Note In Classic View, double-click Regional and Language Options.
If the language you want to use as the default input language isn't listed, complete steps 5 through 6.
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After you add the languages you want and also enable the Language bar so it displays on your desktop or in your taskbar, you can change languages by clicking the Language bar and then selecting the keyboard language you want.
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If you set up more than one keyboard layout for a single language, for example, Japanese, you can switch between layouts by clicking the keyboard layout indicator on the Language bar, and then clicking the keyboard layout that you want to use. The name on the indicator changes to reflect the active keyboard layout.
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After you select a keyboard language, the taskbar shows DE as input language instead of the local language. To change the language, click the Language bar in the taskbar, and select the desired language.
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After the keyboard language is selected, the taskbar shows DE as input language instead of the local language. To change the language, click the Language bar in the taskbar, and select the desired language.
Display the Language bar in Windows XP (Category View) (only for Office 2010)
Use the On-Screen Keyboard (OSK) to type characters
After you add an input language, you can type without using the keyboard by using the On-Screen Keyboard (OSK).
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Note This feature is only available in these Office programs: OneNote, Outlook, PowerPoint, Publisher, and Word.
You can use the Automatically switch keyboard to match language of surrounding text option to use native keyboard layouts when typing in different languages. When this option is turned on, the program automatically switches the active keyboard layout to match the language of the text where the cursor is. For example, if you had a file that has paragraphs written in both English and Spanish, and you moved your cursor from a paragraph of English to a paragraph of Spanish, the keyboard layout would switch from English to Spanish. This has the same result as if you manually switched the keyboard layout from English to Spanish by using the Language bar. For more information on this feature, see Turn on automatic language options.
The following instructions are for Microsoft Word. For instructions on how to set the proofing language and check the spelling in other Office programs, see Check spelling and grammar in a different language.
Important Before you can use the proofing tools for another language, you must add the language to the Enabled editing languages list. You may also have to install and configure additional language packs or language interface packs depending on which proofing tools you want to use.
Set the language of your entire document.
To set the dictionary language for text and check the spelling in your document, do the following:
In the Language dialog box, select Detect language automatically so you don't need to identify the language of portions of your document as being in a different language
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If you want to create a document in one language and then include text in another language in the same document, such as a quote in another language, you can type the text in the second language, select that text, and then identify it as a second language. This enables the proofing tools, such as the spelling and grammar checker, to use the correct language dictionary to review your text.
To set the dictionary language for text in a Microsoft Word document and check your spelling in your document, you need do the following:
In the Language dialog box, select Detect language automatically so you don't need to identify the language of portions of your document as being in a different language.
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The spelling checker uses the specified dictionary language, if available, to check the spelling of each piece of text.
Note In some situations when there are multiple languages in a single document, or the text in a different language is too short to be identified as a particular language, the Detect language automatically option may cause spell checking problems. If you have problems checking spelling or grammar when using multiple languages in a single document, you can clear this check box, select the text in a different language and manually set the language for that portion of the text. For information about spell checking in a different language, see Check spelling and grammar in a different language. For more information about language packs and language interface packs, see Determine if you need a language pack or language interface pack.
If you have problems checking spelling and grammar in a different language, you should see Check spelling and grammar in a different language.
You can translate text that you receive or text that you want to send with the Research and Translate tools.
Note The Translate feature is available only in these Office programs: Excel, OneNote, Outlook, PowerPoint, Publisher, Visio, and Word.
Research text in a document
For more information on the Research tool, see Where are the Research options? and Translate text in a different language.
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To translate an entire document, click Start , and then follow the instructions.
For more information on how to translate a word, phrase, or whole document, see Translate text in a different language.
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New York Fashion Week photos, live blogging, runway highlights and celebrities.
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Marc Jacobs Spring 2015: Style and a big pink house
The inspiration: Our hyped-up, supertech, militaristic world. Or so it seemed. At the start, all we had to go on was the BIG PINK HOUSE. It sat in the middle of the Park Avenue Armory, where Marc Jacobs held his show Thursday, like an oversized suburban home surrounded by lavender gravel and rows of seating covered in hot pink shag carpeting. Comfy, that.
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Marc Jacobs Spring 2015: Style and a big pink house
The inspiration: Our hyped-up, super-tech, militaristic world. Or so it seemed. At the start, all we had to go on was the BIG PINK HOUSE. It sat in the middle of the Park Avenue Armory, where Marc Jacobs held his show Thursday, like an oversized suburban home surrounded by lavender gravel and rows of seating covered in hot pink shag carpeting. Comfy, that.
The vibe: ...Read more »
Christina Milian gets around
Christina Milian knows how to get around at New York Fashion Week -- the recording artist and all-around hottie has been spotted at Betsey Johnson, the Elle Runway Collection by Kohl's and OK Magazine's Eighth Annual NYFW Celebration -- and that was just on Wednesday. (Three different outfits, mind you.)
"You gotta move fast," says Milian, laughing.
She and her sister, Liz, sat front...Read more »
The Blonds are very, very blonde
Paris Hilton showed up to check out the latest fashions from The Blonds, and their show surely didn't disappoint anyone who is a downtown diva, club kid, or style rebel with (or without) a cause -- and Paris, as we know, is pretty much all of those things combined.
The downtownerati showed up in droves to hoot and holler for the outrageous and fun gear, which was all inspired by Barbara Eden's...Read more »
Betsey Johnson's bridal romp
Betsey Johnson may be prepping to be a contestant on this season's "Dancing With the Stars" -- which premieres Sept. 15 -- but she still had time to churn out a spirited collection of bridal gowns, bridesmaid dresses and assorted party frocks, worn by men ... women ... drag queens ... a transgender model ... former "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Camille Grammer ... and the crowd went wild!
Entitled...Read more »
Betsey Johnson dances down the runway and onto 'DWTS'
The fashion world knows Betsey Johnson for her sexy clothes and killer cartwheels -- it's her signature move each season when she takes her bow on the runway. But now TV audiences will get to see her fancy footwork as she competes on season 19 of "Dancing With the Stars," premiering Monday.
"It's the most amaaaaazing, exciting time of my life -- well, next to the birth of my daughter and grandchildren,"...Read more »
Ralph Lauren's showstopper hologram
Ralph Lauren may not walk on water, but he came pretty close Monday night.
The designer presented his new Polo line for women in an elaborate video projected on a five-story wall of water that shot up from the Lake in Central Park.
The models in the film -- and Lauren, who takes a bow at the end -- look like holograms and appeared to walk on water.
Hundreds of Ralph fans -- including...Read more »
Altuzarra's superbly sinister chic
The inspiration: "Rosemary's Baby," from gingham-sweet beginnings to a flesh-baring leather fate. (The film's lullaby, sung by Mia Farrow, made for a haunting soundtrack.) There's also some "Barry Lyndon" influence (the vivid Stanley Kubrick period drama) thrown in for good measure. (Hey, designer Joseph Altuzarra has a lot of titles on his Netflix queue.)
The vibe: ...Read more »
Alexander Wang's Spring 2015 collection: Sneaker style
The inspiration: The genial, energetic designer Alexander Wang has in past seasons given hints of what's on his mind with his invites. This one—a slab of black rubber—foreshadowed a line that's all about…the sneaker.
The vibe: Sporty, sporty, sporty. Not that the models wore sneakers, mind you—they were perched atop spike heels. But the clothes themselves...Read more »
Jason Wu's sleek spring collection
The inspiration: Charlotte Rampling—delectable and devastatingly beautiful English actress (catch her in "Georgy Girl," Woody Allen's "Stardust Memories," and Sidney Lumet's "The Verdict " with Paul Newman).
The vibe: Whispers of the 1970s, in the swoosh of a flowing midi-length silk dress, a slit-high olive suede skirt, or slouchy silk trousers. But it's just...Read more »


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30 Warm and Comforting Breakfast Breads
Sour Cream Swirl Coffee Cake [1]
A layer of brown sugar, cinnamon and pecans swirls through the center of this sour cream coffee cake from the Lantz House Inn in Centerville, Indiana.
Zippy Cinnamon Rolls [5]
A Midwest Living® editor contributed the recipe for these gooey-good, easy-to-make rolls that combine frozen bread dough and pudding mix.
Very Cherry Hazelnut Coffee Cake [9]
David Dahlman of Chatsworth, California, says this yeasty coffee cake reminds him of the old-fashioned, down-to-earth treats on his grandmother's farm table. It takes time because it's a yeast-leavened dough, but there's no kneading required.
Jumbo Coffee Cake Muffins [13]
Muffins are quick-and-easy cornerstones of weekend breakfasts. Moist and cinnamony, these big muffins will become one of your family's favorites.
Cranberry Streusel Coffee Cake [17]
There's just a hint of cinnamon in the streusel for this moist cake.
Breakfast Puffs [21]
These sweet treats can be found in nearly every Amish cookbook. Roll them in melted butter, cinnamon and sugar before serving.
Breakfast Puffs [22]
Maple Butter Twists [25]
These breakfast rolls are a family tradition with Jean Haviland of Carroll, Iowa. "They're great for breakfast or any time of day!" she says.
Maple Butter Twists [26]
Coffee Cake Ring [29]
Best Cinnamon Rolls [33]
This potluck standout is a Minnesota reader's favorite recipe -- and we love it, too. It made our list of Midwest Living® 20 best recipes of all time.
Best Cinnamon Rolls [34]
Almond-Cranberry Bread with White Chocolate Glaze [37]
Sweet bread balances tangy cranberries in this winning recipe from the Wisconsin State Fair. Wrap and store it overnight to make it easier to slice.
Honey-Glazed Buttermilk Oatmeal Coffee Cake [41]
Turning this homey cake out of the pan reveals a honey glaze that baked at the bottom. Lemon juice and zest add a little zing.
Creamy Butter-Pecan Cinnamon Rolls [45]
We can't resist a good sticky roll -- especially one this easy to make. Starting with frozen bread dough, we added brown sugar, cinnamon, pecans and chocolate chips. When you turn it out, it makes its own gooey topping.
Cran-Banana Bread [49]
Blend mashed bananas with a box of cranberry quick-bread mix for this easy-to-make, double-fruit treat.
Cran-Banana Bread [50]
Anita's Cranberry Scones [53]
Coarsely chopped cranberries spread the sweet-tart flavor throughout this tender scone, a winner at the Warrens Cranberry Festival recipe competition. A sweet almond frosting complements the berries.
Maple Oatmeal Muffins [57]
You can taste the maple sweetness in these oatmeal muffins from Indiana's Hoosier Maple Syrup Cookbook. Cinnamon and pecans give the breakfast or snack bread even more flavor.
Cardamom Wreath Bread [61]
This sweet yeast bread works for brunch or dessert and makes a beautiful accent to your spread.
Another cardamom-flavored treat is Apricot-Oat Coffee Cake. Dried apricots or dried cherries replace the chopped or canned fruit often used in traditional coffee cake recipes.
Cardamom Wreath Bread recipe [62]
Apple Cake [66]
This tender apple cake is among the baked goods served at Broadway Cafe in Kansas City, Missouri. A generous portion of chopped Granny Smith apples adds flavor and moistness.
Double-Chocolate Scones [70]
These scones were created for the Chocolate March, an annual springtime event in Hudson, Wisconsin. Cocoa powder, whipping cream and semisweet chocolate pieces make them extra-rich and chocolatey.
Chocolate-Pecan Coffee Cake [74]
We put together our favorite coffee cake ingredients for this recipe: chocolate, butter, sour cream, pecans and coconut. It's a holiday favorite, but it's also good any time of the year.
Muffins to savor [78]
Muffins were meant to enjoy along with a cup of morning coffee. Here are two of our own creations. Cream cheese, semisweet chocolate pieces and cocoa powder flavor our Fudge Brownie Cheesecake Muffins, while a dab of lemon curd gives a burst of citrus to Lemon Poppy Seed Muffins.
Fudge Brownie Cheesecake Muffins recipe [79]
Maple Date Nut Bread [83]
Chopped and pitted dates stand out beside the hint of maple syrup in this dark brown, nutty, quick bread. This recipe is from Ruth Smiley of Smiley Brothers maple syrup producers in Indiana.
Orange-Honey Sweet Rolls [87]
The recipe for these hearty rolls comes from Jean Hixson of the Kansas Wheat Commission. They'll keep in an airtight container for a couple days, or you can freeze them (unfrosted) for up to 2 months. They're best served warm, so when ready to eat, wrap the frozen cinnamon rolls in foil and bake about 25 minutes in a 300° oven. Frost as directed.
Lemon-Blueberry Biscuits [91]
Lemon yogurt is the secret ingredient in these pretty biscuits. The recipe comes from Natura Farms in Marine on St. Croix, Minnesota.
Delice Scones [95]
At Delice European Bakery and Coffee Bar in Omaha, Pastry Chef Heidi Schlict tempts customers with scones. "These scones are very versatile," Heidi says. "They are a great addition to any breakfast table, brunch or tea."
Delice Scones recipe [96]
Mary Todd Lincoln's Cinnamon Cake [99]
This orange-glazed coffee cake is said to be one of the favorites of Abraham Lincoln.
Raspberry and Cream Cheese Cake [103]
A cheesecake-like topping and fresh raspberries make this low-fat coffee cake sensational.
Chocolate-Kissed Monkey Bread [107]
Caramel, chocolate and cinnamon give this monkey bread a delicious flavor. Be sure to get the large flaky biscuits for easy shaping.
Apple Scones with Spiced Maple Butter [111]
They're light, buttery and artwork on your plate. We almost hate to cover up the baked-on apple slice with the whipped maple butter. Almost.
Maple Sweet Potato Sticky Buns [115]
Traditional sticky buns not quite sweet enough for you? Add sweet potato, maple syrup and syrupy pecans. How about now?
Mary Lou's Muffins [119]
This tender, moist lemon-blueberry muffin counts on garden-fresh lemon verbena for its essence of herbed citrus. Or, substitute lemon peel. The recipe comes from a community cookbook called Tasteful Garden Treasures, put together by the Taylor Garden Club in Taylor, Michigan.
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Ok, now let's see a gif of Bisping knocking out someone noteworthy...
Anyone? No? Hmm...
roaddawg, you're going beyond the maximum limit of RPM's in your trollmobile right there.
Chris won the fight fair and square whether or not Silva made the choice of acting the way he did. He does that in many of his fights and thought he could get away with it against Weidman. He was wrong. Chris may not have crisp looking strikes but he is a really strong guy and there was very well a great amount of power in that punch, obviously, that Anderson might as well have opened his mouth to eat.
no, no one here would have gotten that knockout. I know we are all a bunch of badasses, but no.
It was not a fluke. There was no luck involved in what happened. Silva couldn't pull the trigger on Chris. He tried to get inside of his head by attempting to make him look bad. It was having an effect until he thought he could just let a young, hungry, very athletic and powerful all american wrestler punch him right in the jaw more than once. Wrong again.
If Silva wins the rematch, it does not take away from what Weidman accomplished, nor does it come close to completely redeeming Silva, imo. Weidman knocked Anderson Silva TFO in their first fight and that's history.
By the way, your statement about anyone being able to getting the KO on Silva and the punch having little force behind it suggests that Silva has an extremely thin glass chin, doesn't it? Or what exactly does it suggest? That's what I would like to know.
So the UFC MW champ, Chris Weidman, the man to defeat and finish Anderson in his UFC run = anybody could have done it if Silva let them, right?
EDIT: I don't blame you for not having conTROLL over your opinion. It took years for me to finally accept what happened to Chuck. I would have much rather believed anything than the cold, hard truth.
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In the end, the only prize a fighter keeps is you. I only ask that you continue supporting all athletes. Keep supporting them, because in the end your applause is the only thing that remains. The rest is only an illusion. - Wanderlei to fans
Mickey k for the win.
Silva is still undefeated much like how Chael is.
Bisping is a good gatekeeper, and nothing else. Anderson would absolutely ridiculize him.
Not only brazilians can do this stuff
This leads to the world responding to the unfounded claims. If he were humble he'd almost certainly be held in higher regard, instead he gets defensive and the conversation deteriorates from there. I do believe he's a supremely confident man, you need to be, but the glaring deficiency in his argument and self promotion is facts...there just simply aren't any facts to substantiate his claim. Quite the contrary actually.
"...for he today who sheds his blood with me shall be my brother." William Shakespeare
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WASHINGTON, D.C., September 20th, 2012 -- F0llowing the August 6th attack on a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, WI, the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights held a hearing yesterday on "Hate Crimes and the Threat of Violent Domestic Extremism." Rabbi David Saperstein, Director and Counsel of the Religious Action Center, submitted the following written testimony:
"Mr. Chairman and Members of the Subcommittee,
Thank you for the opportunity to address the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights, and Human Rights. It is urgent that the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act be fully enforced so that the law's promise of increased protections against violent, bias-motivated crimes is fulfilled. I am Rabbi David Saperstein, Director of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism. The Center is the social justice arm of the Union for Reform Judaism, whose nearly 900 congregations across North America encompass 1.5 million Reform Jews, and the Central Conference of American Rabbis, whose membership includes more than 1,800 Reform rabbis. The Reform Movement, along with its partners in the Jewish and faith communities, worked for more than a decade to see the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act passed; I speak to you today to ensure its enforcement.
This hearing comes at an important time in the Jewish calendar. Yesterday was Rosh Hashanah, the start of the Jewish year. It is the beginning of a new chapter in the life of the individual and the community. In the 10 days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement, Jews are called to introspection - to examine our words and actions of the last year, and to make commitments to improve upon ourselves and our communities in the future. We ask forgiveness for the wrongs we have done and for hardening our heart to the pain of others.
As the nation mourns the August attack on the Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin and the burning of the mosque in Joplin, Missouri, these themes from Jewish High Holidays liturgy are instructive. What hatred do we, as individuals and as a nation, still hold in our hearts and what threat does that pose to our friends and neighbors? To whose pain have we hardened our hearts, and who among us suffers unnoticed? What commitments have we made and left unfilled? In this time of introspection, we look at promises like the Hate Crimes Prevention Act, evaluate our progress toward their fulfillment and ask what work is yet undone.
According to the FBI, 2010 saw over 6,600 incidents of bias-motivated crime. The number of attacks against people based on their sexual orientation continues to grow. Attacks against racial and ethnic minorities remain alarmingly frequent. And notably, attacks against Muslims or those perceived to be Muslim have increased more than six-fold in the past decade. Reporting hate crimes, however, is not mandatory and many precincts refuse to submit data or simply report no instances of bias-motivated crime. Because of this pattern of underreporting the Southern Poverty Law Center and the Bureau of Justice Statistics estimate that the actual number of hate crimes could be 15 times greater than that which is reported. I ask you today to examine the way these crimes are reported and to do everything possible to help collect a more accurate picture of bias-motivated crime in the United States.
Today's hearing draws special attention to the disturbing growth of organized domestic extremism. Statistics provided by the Southern Poverty Law Center suggest that there are nearly 60% more hate groups in the United States than existed in 2000. Violent domestic extremism not only threatens Jews, Muslims, and the LGBT community, but is a threat to our national security as a whole. Any efforts to curtail the troubling rise in bias-motivated crime must address the proliferation of these groups.
We had no illusions that the Hate Crimes Prevention Act would end hate crimes. Yet the law was and remains an essential tool to combat these crimes based on race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, disability, gender, sexual orientation and gender identity that degrade our nation. Those who commit these crimes do so fully intending to pull apart the too-often frayed threads of diversity that bind us together and make us strong. They seek to divide and conquer. They seek to tear us apart from within, pitting American against American, fomenting violence and civil discord. They are a betrayal of the promise of America and erode our national well-being.
Jews, who have endured persecution throughout history, know all too well the dangers that stem from a failure to speak forcefully and act effectively to bar discrimination and prevent the demonization of the "other." As the target of over 65 percent of religiously motivated hate crimes, the Jewish community has a vested interest in the diligent enforcement of this law. Yet, we also recognize the importance of seeking the same security for all. The Torah commands, "You shall not oppress a stranger; for you know the feelings of the stranger, having yourself been strangers in the land of Egypt" (Exodus 23:9). We are instructed to never "stand idly by when your neighbor's blood is being shed" (Leviticus 19:16).
There are those who fear that this law infringes upon their first amendment rights. As Jews we know firsthand that the freedoms of speech, of assembly and of religion are critical to the protection of minority rights. Let me be clear: as a rabbi and lawyer who has taught church/state law at the Georgetown University Law Center for over 30 years, I can say with conviction that the beliefs or words of any person, clergy or otherwise, cannot be prosecuted under this law, which is concerned with hate crimes. It deals with violent conduct and attempts at bodily injury, not the preaching or sermons of members of the clergy, and it must be enforced.
Jewish values teach that words alone are not enough, that we must also act to achieve the goals we pursue. I urge Congress to enhance the implementation and data collection provisions mandated by the Hate Crimes Prevention Act. Furthermore, innovative approaches - like the widely applauded National Church Arson Task Force of 1996 - must be employed if we are to address the pressing threat posed by hate crimes and domestic extremism. Let us fully enforce the Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act and make clear that violence rooted in bigotry and hate is unwelcome in American society."
###The Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism is the Washington office of the Union for Reform Judaism, whose more than 900 congregations across North America encompass 1.5 million Reform Jews, and the Central Conference of American Rabbis, whose membership includes more than 1,800 Reform rabbis. Visit www.rac.org for more.
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A number of living creatures are nicely depicted in this beautiful Madhubani painting. The painting shows the symbiotic relationship between different animals, how one is dependent on other. The painting also shows the peaceful co-existence of various species. Madhubani painting, also known as Mithila Art as this genre is centred around Mithila region of Bihar, is marked by line drawings filled in by bright colours and contrasts or patterns. Though traditionally done by the women folk of the region, nowadays men are also involved in the process. These are basically tribal art which are marked by the application of strong earthly colours. Madhubani paintings are done with mineral pigments prepared by the artists. The work is done on freshly plastered or a mud wall. But nowadays, to meet the growing commercial demand, such paintings are also done on paper, cloth and canvas.


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Despite taking podium finishes in the last two Singapore GPs with McLaren, Jenson Button is cautious about his chances this season.
Billing the night race as "one of the wonders of modern sport", Button is a massive fan of the event and has done well there in recent years.
The McLaren driver secured podium finishes in 2011 and 2012 to go with his three previous top-ten results.
However, this season is a very different story as McLaren continue to struggle to get the best out of their MP4-28.
And as such, Button says it will be "interesting" to see how McLaren perform on the street circuit next weekend.
"I remember the first time we raced at Singapore [in 2008]; it seemed incredible to think that we could hold a Formula 1 race at night," said the 33-year-old.
"I must say, the thrill and novelty of racing through spotlit streets is just as intense for me today as it was when we first raced there - it's a unique spectacle, and one that I think is brilliant for F1. In fact, the Singapore Grand Prix is one of the wonders of modern sport.
"I enjoy racing around the Marina Bay circuit. Although I've finished second there for the past two years, this year it'll be interesting to see how our car behaves on a bumpy, high-downforce circuit.
"This is also a race where good fitness preparation really pays off: the race is usually close to the two-hour limit, so it's the longest physical challenge on the calendar.
"I'm really looking forward to it."
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