Sabkush Headlines: Smith pleased with Proteas displaySmith pleased with Proteas display
South Africa captain Graeme Smith hailed a workmanlike performance by his players as the tourists moved into a 2-0 lead in their ODI series against the West Indies. Hashim Amla and Jacques Kallis came within touching distance of centuries as South Africa posted an impressive total of 300 from their 50 overs at North Sound in Antigua. The tourists got useful contributions from each of the top five but it was Amla (92) and Kallis (85) who provided the bulk of the runs, and Smith was pleased with his sides all-round display in the 17-run win. "We did what we had to do," he said. "The deck has been slow, we built good partnerships and manipulated the field well, especially in the middle period. We ran hard." Nevertheless, the hosts made a game of it late on, with Darren Sammy the chief aggressor. Sammy hit 58 off 24 deliveries to spur the hosts on to the brink of an improbable win, but the Windies fell short as they lost their final wicket with the score on 283 in the 49th over. Sammy came to the crease in the 41st over with the hosts on 200 and staring down the barrel of defeat, but responded with the fastest 50 in ODIs by a West Indian batsman to throw the result into doubt. However, the tail failed to wag alongside the impressive Sammy, who plundered six sixes in a remarkable cameo, and when Ravi Rampaul and Nikita Miller were run out within two balls of each other with just under two overs remaining the game was up. And Smith admitted Sammy had come close to dismantling his sides good work. "It wasnt our best day," he added. "Up until Sammys 20-odd balls, we were in control. Sammy played a great knock today." Smith refused to read too much into his teams late struggles, however, saying: "Its been a hell of a hot day and sometimes youre a little off your mark, and today he took advantage of that." West Indies skipper Chris Gayle, meanwhile, also praised the contribution of Sammy. "It was a good effort," he said. "Credit must go to Sammy for giving us some hope. "The middle period was our downfall - too many dot balls. "I think we can look at the positives from this game and take it to the next one. The middle period we need to work on. "We put pressure on ourselves in the middle and its going to make it difficult for the batters coming in to try and get 10 runs an over, so we need to try and work on that."
Sabkush Headlines: Texas Bus Driver Nearly Runs Over A Baby Sitting In The Middle Of A Road
Sabkush Headlines: Texas Bus Driver Nearly Runs Over A Baby Sitting In The Middle Of A RoadTexas Bus Driver Nearly Runs Over A Baby Sitting In The Middle Of A Road
Bus driver Mike Hubbard had the shock of his life when at midnight he saw a mysterious shape wriggling in the middle of a road in Texas, USA. The shocked bus driver came to a screeching halt within inches of a semi-naked baby sitting in the centre of a busy road, At first Hubbard thought the ghostly figure might be a dog, but as he approached, the San Antonio driver realised it was a baby wearing just a nappy. Hubbard stopped just in time to avoid running over the infant. I was definitely in shock, Hubbard told local news station WOAI-TV. From a distance I cant tell exactly what it is. It looks like a dog, something moving around, I cant really tell what it was. I started slowing down and then I noticed its a baby in the middle of the street. After slamming on the brakes, Hubbard immediately jumped out of his seat to investigate. To me he looked like he was eight months old with a pamper, just sitting there. I couldnt tell if he was eating something or not. But, his eyes got real big when he saw the big old bus in front of him, Hubbard said. Then strangely, as the driver checked to see if the baby was alright, the childs father suddenly emerged, scooped up the infant and ran off. The horrifying moment was captured by a camera on the dashboard of the bus. In a matter of seconds, the childs father runs over and scoops up the baby
Bus driver Mike Hubbard had the shock of his life when at midnight he saw a mysterious shape wriggling in the middle of a road in Texas, USA. The shocked bus driver came to a screeching halt within inches of a semi-naked baby sitting in the centre of a busy road, At first Hubbard thought the ghostly figure might be a dog, but as he approached, the San Antonio driver realised it was a baby wearing just a nappy. Hubbard stopped just in time to avoid running over the infant. I was definitely in shock, Hubbard told local news station WOAI-TV. From a distance I cant tell exactly what it is. It looks like a dog, something moving around, I cant really tell what it was. I started slowing down and then I noticed its a baby in the middle of the street. After slamming on the brakes, Hubbard immediately jumped out of his seat to investigate. To me he looked like he was eight months old with a pamper, just sitting there. I couldnt tell if he was eating something or not. But, his eyes got real big when he saw the big old bus in front of him, Hubbard said. Then strangely, as the driver checked to see if the baby was alright, the childs father suddenly emerged, scooped up the infant and ran off. The horrifying moment was captured by a camera on the dashboard of the bus. In a matter of seconds, the childs father runs over and scoops up the baby
Sabkush Headlines: 56 Killed, 100 Injured In Rail, Two Road Accidents In China
Sabkush Headlines: 56 Killed, 100 Injured In Rail, Two Road Accidents In China56 Killed, 100 Injured In Rail, Two Road Accidents In China
At least 56 people were killed and nearly 100 injured on Sunday in a train derailment in a mountainous area in a east China and two major road accidents. Nineteen passengers were killed and 71 others were injured when a passenger train from Shanghai to the scenic city of Guilin in south Chinas Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region derailed after ramming into landslides in Jiangxi Province. The condition of the 11 injured passengers was stated to be serious, Xinhua newsagency reported. A spokesman of the Railway headquarters said 8,000 cubic meters of mud and rocks from the landslide were removed from the tracks, after 2,000 rescuers using heavy machinery completed the rescue operation. Several compartments of the train became a twisted mettle crushing many passengers. The engine along with eight of the 17 carriages of the train derailed and some even overturned in the mountainous area. One carriage was twisted and crushed on the other. "Each of the train carriages has 118 seats. It is not yet immediately known how many passengers were on board," said a police officer surnamed Luo. Meanwhile, 32 people were killed after a bus and truck collided on an expressway in Fuxin City, northeast Chinas Liaoning Province. Three people on the truck and 28 passengers on the bus were killed on the spot. One of the 22 injured died in hospital. A spokesman with the Liaoning Public Security Bureau said the accident happened in the early hours when the truck turned the wrong way coming out of a service area. The two vehicles collided head on and caught fire. Zhang Zhijing, deputy director of the Zhangwu County Peoples Hospital, said the hospital had received 25 injured people from the accident. The coach, with 53 people on board was en route from Tianjin to Harbin, capital of the northeastern Heilongjiang Province. Maintenance work was being carried out on the section of the four-lane expressway linking Tieling and Chaoyang cities in Liaoning where the accident happened, according to the local transport authority. In yet another road accident five people were killed after a bus rammed into the road side barrier and veered off an expressway in southwest Chinas Chongqing Municipality on Sunday. The bus was carrying 47 people and heading to Chongqing rom Kaixian County, when the accident happened in the early hours, said Chongqing police. Six injured people have been rushed to Dianjiang County Peoples Hospital. None of them was in critical condition, said the police.
At least 56 people were killed and nearly 100 injured on Sunday in a train derailment in a mountainous area in a east China and two major road accidents. Nineteen passengers were killed and 71 others were injured when a passenger train from Shanghai to the scenic city of Guilin in south Chinas Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region derailed after ramming into landslides in Jiangxi Province. The condition of the 11 injured passengers was stated to be serious, Xinhua newsagency reported. A spokesman of the Railway headquarters said 8,000 cubic meters of mud and rocks from the landslide were removed from the tracks, after 2,000 rescuers using heavy machinery completed the rescue operation. Several compartments of the train became a twisted mettle crushing many passengers. The engine along with eight of the 17 carriages of the train derailed and some even overturned in the mountainous area. One carriage was twisted and crushed on the other. "Each of the train carriages has 118 seats. It is not yet immediately known how many passengers were on board," said a police officer surnamed Luo. Meanwhile, 32 people were killed after a bus and truck collided on an expressway in Fuxin City, northeast Chinas Liaoning Province. Three people on the truck and 28 passengers on the bus were killed on the spot. One of the 22 injured died in hospital. A spokesman with the Liaoning Public Security Bureau said the accident happened in the early hours when the truck turned the wrong way coming out of a service area. The two vehicles collided head on and caught fire. Zhang Zhijing, deputy director of the Zhangwu County Peoples Hospital, said the hospital had received 25 injured people from the accident. The coach, with 53 people on board was en route from Tianjin to Harbin, capital of the northeastern Heilongjiang Province. Maintenance work was being carried out on the section of the four-lane expressway linking Tieling and Chaoyang cities in Liaoning where the accident happened, according to the local transport authority. In yet another road accident five people were killed after a bus rammed into the road side barrier and veered off an expressway in southwest Chinas Chongqing Municipality on Sunday. The bus was carrying 47 people and heading to Chongqing rom Kaixian County, when the accident happened in the early hours, said Chongqing police. Six injured people have been rushed to Dianjiang County Peoples Hospital. None of them was in critical condition, said the police.
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Candice Swanepoel – “Zeki†Swimwear 2010 Photoshoot
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Sabkush Lifestyle News: Maxim Magazine 2010.
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Amanda Bynes – Maxim Magazine (February 2010) (LQ)
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Sabkush Lifestyle News: Maxim Magazine.
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Amanda Bynes – Maxim Magazine Photoshoot (LQ)
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Sabkush Lifestyle News: Megan Fox.
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Megan Fox – Emporio Armani Underwear & Jeans 2010 Photoshoot
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Sabkush Headlines: Brewing a better coffee cup online
Sabkush Headlines: Brewing a better coffee cup onlineBrewing a better coffee cup online
As is the custom these days, when digital-media strategist Toby Daniels sets up meetings, he goes out for coffee. When he would meet with Graham Hill, the founder of TreeHugger.com, Hill would bring along one of his side projects--a ceramic coffee cup in the manner of an old, diner-style paper cup, which he sells at WeAreHappyToServeYou.com. "Every time I used to meet Graham, he used to bring me one of these ceramic coffee cups sort of as a way to suggest I shouldnt be drinking my coffee out of a paper cup," said Daniels, who moved to New York from his native United Kingdom a few years ago. "Im still struggling to switch. I have five reusable cups at home and I never bring them with me when I get coffee on the go." Finally, Hills passive-aggressive statement of sustainability turned into an idea. While attending an April 2009 conference hosted by edgy consulting firm PSFK, the two came to the conclusion that maybe there was a real problem if a seemingly forward-thinking city dweller like Daniels couldnt seem to curb his addiction to disposable coffee cups. And thus, the Betacup Challenge was born: $20,000 of prize money at stake in a contest of designers, builders, and thinkers striving to create a legitimate alternative to the 58 billion disposable coffee cups that are thrown away, unrecycled, around the world each year. And this summer, after one false start nearly derailed the competition earlier this year, there will be a champion: Entries will close June 1, commentary and rating end June 15, and after that, judges select a winning design that will be awarded $10,000. The remaining $10,000 will be distributed among five community favorites. Theyll all be honored in an awards ceremony of sorts. The Betacup Challenge is purposely open-ended: design a coffee cup that addresses the problem of disposable coffee cups, and upload the concept to the Web. As a result, some of the 200-plus submissions are disposable cups that use alternative materials, some are reusable cups with a built-in incentive for actually bringing them back day after day, and some are entire infrastructures of cups and specialized recycling systems. Take, for example, the inflatable plastic "air cup" that claims to use less than half the material that a traditional coffee cup does, is already insulated to eliminate the need for cardboard sleeves, and which could be disposed at "cause recycling" locations that would funnel their reconstruction into materials for humanitarian projects, like water jugs and plastic lumber. A handful of entries weave Starbucks loyalty programs into the design of the cup. One of the top-rated Betacup Challenge submissions is the "Mille Mug," a collapsible cup that an MIT designer has already physically built, and suggests that it could be accompanied with a loyalty program that registers how many times the cup has been reused--which, in turn, ties into how many cups have been saved.
As is the custom these days, when digital-media strategist Toby Daniels sets up meetings, he goes out for coffee. When he would meet with Graham Hill, the founder of TreeHugger.com, Hill would bring along one of his side projects--a ceramic coffee cup in the manner of an old, diner-style paper cup, which he sells at WeAreHappyToServeYou.com. "Every time I used to meet Graham, he used to bring me one of these ceramic coffee cups sort of as a way to suggest I shouldnt be drinking my coffee out of a paper cup," said Daniels, who moved to New York from his native United Kingdom a few years ago. "Im still struggling to switch. I have five reusable cups at home and I never bring them with me when I get coffee on the go." Finally, Hills passive-aggressive statement of sustainability turned into an idea. While attending an April 2009 conference hosted by edgy consulting firm PSFK, the two came to the conclusion that maybe there was a real problem if a seemingly forward-thinking city dweller like Daniels couldnt seem to curb his addiction to disposable coffee cups. And thus, the Betacup Challenge was born: $20,000 of prize money at stake in a contest of designers, builders, and thinkers striving to create a legitimate alternative to the 58 billion disposable coffee cups that are thrown away, unrecycled, around the world each year. And this summer, after one false start nearly derailed the competition earlier this year, there will be a champion: Entries will close June 1, commentary and rating end June 15, and after that, judges select a winning design that will be awarded $10,000. The remaining $10,000 will be distributed among five community favorites. Theyll all be honored in an awards ceremony of sorts. The Betacup Challenge is purposely open-ended: design a coffee cup that addresses the problem of disposable coffee cups, and upload the concept to the Web. As a result, some of the 200-plus submissions are disposable cups that use alternative materials, some are reusable cups with a built-in incentive for actually bringing them back day after day, and some are entire infrastructures of cups and specialized recycling systems. Take, for example, the inflatable plastic "air cup" that claims to use less than half the material that a traditional coffee cup does, is already insulated to eliminate the need for cardboard sleeves, and which could be disposed at "cause recycling" locations that would funnel their reconstruction into materials for humanitarian projects, like water jugs and plastic lumber. A handful of entries weave Starbucks loyalty programs into the design of the cup. One of the top-rated Betacup Challenge submissions is the "Mille Mug," a collapsible cup that an MIT designer has already physically built, and suggests that it could be accompanied with a loyalty program that registers how many times the cup has been reused--which, in turn, ties into how many cups have been saved.
Sabkush Headlines: Matador Escapes Death After Horrific Goring In Madrid Bullfight
Sabkush Headlines: Matador Escapes Death After Horrific Goring In Madrid BullfightMatador Escapes Death After Horrific Goring In Madrid Bullfight
Spanish matador Julio Aparicio needed two operations after he was horrifically gored through the throat during a bullfight in Madrid, The half-ton bull, called Opiparo, struck after Julio Aparicio lost his footing and stumbled while carrying out a pass with is red cape in a packed Las Ventas bullring. One of the animals horns tore into his throat and punched through the bottom of his mouth as the crowd screamed in horror at the bullfight last night. The force of the impact lifted the matador into the air, puncturing his tongue and fracturing his jawbone, before the bull threw him to the sand. Fellow matadors dashed to the rescue and managed to distract the bull so medics could get to Aparicio. The 41-year-old managed to struggle to his feet, but collapsed with blood pouring down his neck and had to be carried from the ring. He had an emergency one-hour operation in the Las Ventas medical centre, before being transfered to the October 12 Hospital in Madrid, where doctors performed an emergency tracheotomy and worked to reconstruct his jaw, tongue and the roof of his mouth during a six-hour operation. A spokesman for the hospital said: He remains in the intensive care unit of the hospital, has regained consciousness and his vital signs are stable. His father, also called Julio Aparicio, said there were no complications during the surgery. He said: It was a serious goring. Almost his entire mouth was destroyed. Its too early to talk of recovery, we must wait and see. The injury happened as Aparicio was attempting the faena, a series of passes in which he uses his cape and sword before delivering the death blow - or estocada.
Spanish matador Julio Aparicio needed two operations after he was horrifically gored through the throat during a bullfight in Madrid, The half-ton bull, called Opiparo, struck after Julio Aparicio lost his footing and stumbled while carrying out a pass with is red cape in a packed Las Ventas bullring. One of the animals horns tore into his throat and punched through the bottom of his mouth as the crowd screamed in horror at the bullfight last night. The force of the impact lifted the matador into the air, puncturing his tongue and fracturing his jawbone, before the bull threw him to the sand. Fellow matadors dashed to the rescue and managed to distract the bull so medics could get to Aparicio. The 41-year-old managed to struggle to his feet, but collapsed with blood pouring down his neck and had to be carried from the ring. He had an emergency one-hour operation in the Las Ventas medical centre, before being transfered to the October 12 Hospital in Madrid, where doctors performed an emergency tracheotomy and worked to reconstruct his jaw, tongue and the roof of his mouth during a six-hour operation. A spokesman for the hospital said: He remains in the intensive care unit of the hospital, has regained consciousness and his vital signs are stable. His father, also called Julio Aparicio, said there were no complications during the surgery. He said: It was a serious goring. Almost his entire mouth was destroyed. Its too early to talk of recovery, we must wait and see. The injury happened as Aparicio was attempting the faena, a series of passes in which he uses his cape and sword before delivering the death blow - or estocada.
Sabkush Headlines: Sex up your love life using Harry Potter
Sabkush Headlines: Sex up your love life using Harry PotterSex up your love life using Harry Potter
And you thought Harry Potter was only for kids! Use these Potter potions and magical instruments to rev up your sex life like never before. Feel the magic come back into your sexual life. Were all going gaga over the latest Harry Potter movie installment, Harry Potter and the Half-blood Prince. As the sixth book witnesses Harry s relationship with Ginny, heres how you too can now use eight bewitching objects from the Harry Potter world in your love life. Veritaserum : Veritaserum is a very strong potion that leaves the person unable to hide the truth. We suggest you use this potion when you want to know whats going on in your lovers mind. But we suggest you use it in moderation as using it too liberally may make you discover more than you were vying for. Administer to your lady love just before you are about to make love and know more about her moan zones. Polyjuice Potion : You can be anyone you want for an hour, thanks to this electrifying elixir. Just lay your hands on the persons hair for the potion. Its a intoxicating foreplay device - and the ultimate role play method. Imagine turning into Brad Pitt and having a wild sack session with your love godess. Afterall, it may just be ultimate fantasy mechanism! Room of Requirement : Harry Potter and his pals often shared their secrets in this mysterious room where they could conjure up anything they needed. So if you are looking for a place to get down and dirty - why not use this magical room? Remembrall : If youve received a lot of flak for forgetting your lovers birthday - use this smoke-filled orb that turns red when the user has forgotten something. Just keep it tucked away for those special occasions which seem to slip out of your mind and see the difference. Floo Powder : Missing your lover? Simply spray Floo powder in the nearest fireplace, shout out the address, get in and land up in your lovers bed. Its a great potion for those pining lovers living in different cities. Time Turner : Did you just break up and are sorely repenting your decision? Want to turn back the hands of time to the moments when it was all perfect? The Time Turner gives you the chance to travel back in time and alter events that have occurred. Pensieve : This modest stone bowl filled with a silvery liquid contains peoples memories, leaving their minds free for other things. So, if you are still mooning over your ex, use this and be rid of bitter memories. Also, use it to win arguments, provided your memories are correct. Pensieve can be used to relive your wedding day, anniversary, or even that really intoxicating sex session you had last month.
And you thought Harry Potter was only for kids! Use these Potter potions and magical instruments to rev up your sex life like never before. Feel the magic come back into your sexual life. Were all going gaga over the latest Harry Potter movie installment, Harry Potter and the Half-blood Prince. As the sixth book witnesses Harry s relationship with Ginny, heres how you too can now use eight bewitching objects from the Harry Potter world in your love life. Veritaserum : Veritaserum is a very strong potion that leaves the person unable to hide the truth. We suggest you use this potion when you want to know whats going on in your lovers mind. But we suggest you use it in moderation as using it too liberally may make you discover more than you were vying for. Administer to your lady love just before you are about to make love and know more about her moan zones. Polyjuice Potion : You can be anyone you want for an hour, thanks to this electrifying elixir. Just lay your hands on the persons hair for the potion. Its a intoxicating foreplay device - and the ultimate role play method. Imagine turning into Brad Pitt and having a wild sack session with your love godess. Afterall, it may just be ultimate fantasy mechanism! Room of Requirement : Harry Potter and his pals often shared their secrets in this mysterious room where they could conjure up anything they needed. So if you are looking for a place to get down and dirty - why not use this magical room? Remembrall : If youve received a lot of flak for forgetting your lovers birthday - use this smoke-filled orb that turns red when the user has forgotten something. Just keep it tucked away for those special occasions which seem to slip out of your mind and see the difference. Floo Powder : Missing your lover? Simply spray Floo powder in the nearest fireplace, shout out the address, get in and land up in your lovers bed. Its a great potion for those pining lovers living in different cities. Time Turner : Did you just break up and are sorely repenting your decision? Want to turn back the hands of time to the moments when it was all perfect? The Time Turner gives you the chance to travel back in time and alter events that have occurred. Pensieve : This modest stone bowl filled with a silvery liquid contains peoples memories, leaving their minds free for other things. So, if you are still mooning over your ex, use this and be rid of bitter memories. Also, use it to win arguments, provided your memories are correct. Pensieve can be used to relive your wedding day, anniversary, or even that really intoxicating sex session you had last month.
Sabkush Headlines: Britains Got Talent Goes To Bollywood
Sabkush Headlines: Britains Got Talent Goes To BollywoodBritains Got Talent Goes To Bollywood
Britains Got Talent gets a taste of Bollywood on Sunday night with stars dancing to the tune of Jai Ho, Energetic dance troupe ThreeBee blow the judges away with their colourful performance to hit Indian tune Jai Ho, featured in Oscar-winner Slumdog Millionaire. Choreographer Shweta Argarwall admits the films success inspired the group - who have been together for six years - to enter BGT. Britains Got Talent gets a taste of Bollywood on Sunday night with stars dancing to the tune of Jai Ho, reports The Sun. Energetic dance troupe ThreeBee blow the judges away with their colourful performance to hit Indian tune Jai Ho, featured in Oscar-winner Slumdog Millionaire. Choreographer Shweta Argarwall admits the films success inspired the group - who have been together for six years - to enter BGT. The quirky wannabe - real name Philip Farrugia - appears on ITV2 spin-off Britains Got More Talent and ropes in host Stephen Mulhern as his Robin. Comedy act Conrad The Black Stallion appears as a cross between Captain Jack Sparrow and a Chippendale. But Piers Morgan moans: "If I wanted to see a body like that Id look in the mirror."
Britains Got Talent gets a taste of Bollywood on Sunday night with stars dancing to the tune of Jai Ho, Energetic dance troupe ThreeBee blow the judges away with their colourful performance to hit Indian tune Jai Ho, featured in Oscar-winner Slumdog Millionaire. Choreographer Shweta Argarwall admits the films success inspired the group - who have been together for six years - to enter BGT. Britains Got Talent gets a taste of Bollywood on Sunday night with stars dancing to the tune of Jai Ho, reports The Sun. Energetic dance troupe ThreeBee blow the judges away with their colourful performance to hit Indian tune Jai Ho, featured in Oscar-winner Slumdog Millionaire. Choreographer Shweta Argarwall admits the films success inspired the group - who have been together for six years - to enter BGT. The quirky wannabe - real name Philip Farrugia - appears on ITV2 spin-off Britains Got More Talent and ropes in host Stephen Mulhern as his Robin. Comedy act Conrad The Black Stallion appears as a cross between Captain Jack Sparrow and a Chippendale. But Piers Morgan moans: "If I wanted to see a body like that Id look in the mirror."
David Beckham Visits British Troops In Afghanistan
David Beckham paid tribute to the "amazing" work of British troops in Afghanistan during a visit to the country on Saturday, The Daily Mail reported. The footballer posed for pictures and signed autographs for troops in Camp Bastion, Helmand Province, where around 9,000 British soldiers are based. In temperatures hitting 45C the player was shown round the camp and even given a lesson in how to handle weapons. Beckham signing autographs for soldiers from 67 Squadron, 6 Regiment Royal Logistic Corps during his brief visit. The player said he was full of admiration for the men and women serving there You know Ive been here just one night so far and the experience has been even more than I could have ever hoped, he said in an interview with BFBS: British Forces News. To see the morale of the troops is really incredible. It first kind of hit me on the way over when we were on the military plane flying in to Afghanistan. You can see the faces, you can see obviously they know they are leaving their families, but theyre so focused and theyve got this look in their eyes that theyre just so confident and just ready. That really is an unbelievable sight to see, and you feel it as well. Beckham started his day with full English breakfast in the cookhouse before taking part in a question and answer session with troops, signing autographs and visiting the camps hospital. Squadron Leader Sarah Charters, who runs the emergency unit at the hospital, told him about the work they do. She said: "A visit like this means a lot to everyone here. It is an absolute honour to work in an environment like this where I know I am contributing to help save lives and Davids visit reminds everyone at home of what we actually do here. Beckham also received a lesson in weapon handling from Craftsman Bob Floy, from Doncaster, who showed him how to use different weapons including a heavy machine gun.
David Beckham paid tribute to the "amazing" work of British troops in Afghanistan during a visit to the country on Saturday, The Daily Mail reported. The footballer posed for pictures and signed autographs for troops in Camp Bastion, Helmand Province, where around 9,000 British soldiers are based. In temperatures hitting 45C the player was shown round the camp and even given a lesson in how to handle weapons. Beckham signing autographs for soldiers from 67 Squadron, 6 Regiment Royal Logistic Corps during his brief visit. The player said he was full of admiration for the men and women serving there You know Ive been here just one night so far and the experience has been even more than I could have ever hoped, he said in an interview with BFBS: British Forces News. To see the morale of the troops is really incredible. It first kind of hit me on the way over when we were on the military plane flying in to Afghanistan. You can see the faces, you can see obviously they know they are leaving their families, but theyre so focused and theyve got this look in their eyes that theyre just so confident and just ready. That really is an unbelievable sight to see, and you feel it as well. Beckham started his day with full English breakfast in the cookhouse before taking part in a question and answer session with troops, signing autographs and visiting the camps hospital. Squadron Leader Sarah Charters, who runs the emergency unit at the hospital, told him about the work they do. She said: "A visit like this means a lot to everyone here. It is an absolute honour to work in an environment like this where I know I am contributing to help save lives and Davids visit reminds everyone at home of what we actually do here. Beckham also received a lesson in weapon handling from Craftsman Bob Floy, from Doncaster, who showed him how to use different weapons including a heavy machine gun.
Sabkush Lifestyle News: Sex quo? .
Sabkush Lifestyle News: Sex quo? .Sex quo?
A collection of snippets can often be misleading and snippets on sexual mores, even more deceptive. Sex should have a sense of the erotic or of mystery. Like a management concept, it can’t be reduced to the 4 Ts. The comment - a little knowledge of sex can actually save marriages - is interesting. This is one case where a little knowledge is a comforting thing, for more information does not lead to better decisions and people still make the same mistakes. So why do even those who are supposedly informed not take protective steps? This attitude stems from ignorance and indifference. There are many educated people who are equally illiterate when it comes to sex. This just goes to show that higher education does not necessarily entail greater literacy. It all points to the still-prevalent patriarchy in society. This is what gives rise to a lot of hypocrisy too, as is evident from case three. Women still want their hymens back when a prospect of an arranged marriage looms. Suddenly, the woman sees herself as property and wants to be intact. Virginity as the sacrament symbolises the procrustean nature of marriage. The case shows that change is not easy and often hypocrisy is the guarantee for purity. Hence, for all the new-found permissiveness we talk about, it is important to trace the link between freedom and hypocrisy. Youngsters aren’t still aware about sex, they are just familiar about it and its repercussions. Recently, a student conducted a study on the contraceptive pill which she shared with a young audience and to her surprise, the biggest chunk of the audience comprised men. For men in India today, the pill is perhaps the answer to their worries. As it is, for long Indian men are rarely known to take responsibility for their (sexual) actions. To a certain extent, the various cases are symptomatic of urban trends. Take the instance of the tensions between a couple of professionals. It is clear that as a woman blossoms career wise and otherwise, the man seems to shrink sexually. Suddenly the woman not only earns more but enjoys sex more. The man, filled with a sense of failure, clams up like a mimosa in a corner. There is something about the pressure of urban life which makes sex remote. The job becomes the orgasm and couples seek more meaning in their jobs than in each other’s bodies. When work becomes a priority over relationships, sexuality fades to the sidelines, outcast like an old hobby.
A collection of snippets can often be misleading and snippets on sexual mores, even more deceptive. Sex should have a sense of the erotic or of mystery. Like a management concept, it can’t be reduced to the 4 Ts. The comment - a little knowledge of sex can actually save marriages - is interesting. This is one case where a little knowledge is a comforting thing, for more information does not lead to better decisions and people still make the same mistakes. So why do even those who are supposedly informed not take protective steps? This attitude stems from ignorance and indifference. There are many educated people who are equally illiterate when it comes to sex. This just goes to show that higher education does not necessarily entail greater literacy. It all points to the still-prevalent patriarchy in society. This is what gives rise to a lot of hypocrisy too, as is evident from case three. Women still want their hymens back when a prospect of an arranged marriage looms. Suddenly, the woman sees herself as property and wants to be intact. Virginity as the sacrament symbolises the procrustean nature of marriage. The case shows that change is not easy and often hypocrisy is the guarantee for purity. Hence, for all the new-found permissiveness we talk about, it is important to trace the link between freedom and hypocrisy. Youngsters aren’t still aware about sex, they are just familiar about it and its repercussions. Recently, a student conducted a study on the contraceptive pill which she shared with a young audience and to her surprise, the biggest chunk of the audience comprised men. For men in India today, the pill is perhaps the answer to their worries. As it is, for long Indian men are rarely known to take responsibility for their (sexual) actions. To a certain extent, the various cases are symptomatic of urban trends. Take the instance of the tensions between a couple of professionals. It is clear that as a woman blossoms career wise and otherwise, the man seems to shrink sexually. Suddenly the woman not only earns more but enjoys sex more. The man, filled with a sense of failure, clams up like a mimosa in a corner. There is something about the pressure of urban life which makes sex remote. The job becomes the orgasm and couples seek more meaning in their jobs than in each other’s bodies. When work becomes a priority over relationships, sexuality fades to the sidelines, outcast like an old hobby.
Sabkush Entertainment: Suzanne, Barbara Sing At Hrithiks Party In SRKs House
Sabkush Entertainment: Suzanne, Barbara Sing At Hrithiks Party In SRKs HouseSuzanne, Barbara Sing At Hrithiks Party In SRKs House
Bollywood superstar Shahrukh Khan has posted pictures of Hrithik Roshans party at his home in Mumbai, in which Barbara Mori and her brother sang Hrithiks wife Suzanne also rendered a song, much liked by SRK. This is what Shahrukh posted on Twitter. Wrote SRK: didnt know suzanne sings like a dream....so much talent such lil time to find it.
Bollywood superstar Shahrukh Khan has posted pictures of Hrithik Roshans party at his home in Mumbai, in which Barbara Mori and her brother sang Hrithiks wife Suzanne also rendered a song, much liked by SRK. This is what Shahrukh posted on Twitter. Wrote SRK: didnt know suzanne sings like a dream....so much talent such lil time to find it.
Sabkush Entertainment: Review: MacGruber
Sabkush Entertainment: Review: MacGruberReview: MacGruber
Its a project that should inspire fear in the hearts of cinema lovers everywhere. The mulleted action hero known as MacGruber (Will Forte) is being given the feature film treatment. Intermittently funny in the two-minute sketches on Saturday Night Live, this inept character – who proves with mind-numbing consistency that he can never defuse a bomb on time – seems as deserving of a full-blown movie as androgynous Pat. But in his directorial debut, SNL writer Jorma Taccone achieves the impossible: MacGruber the film improves upon the (thin) source material and manages to become that rarity, a dumb movie thats actually wicked smart. At MacGrubers outset, we find this "real American hero" holed up in a cave. Having retreated from his life in special ops after the murder of his fiancée (Maya Rudolph), MacGruber preaches peace and sports some serious Michael Bolton locks. News of a stolen nuclear warhead draws him out of retirement, and forces the bungling agent to rustle up his faithful sidekicks, Vicki St. Elmo (Kristen Wiig), and military keener Lt. Dixon Piper (Ryan Phillippe, who deserves kudos for keeping a straight face throughout). Their hunt for the missing warhead leads them back to MacGrubers nemesis, Dieter Von Cunth (Val Kilmer), the arms dealer whose surname provides the punchline to many of the movies profane jokes.
Its a project that should inspire fear in the hearts of cinema lovers everywhere. The mulleted action hero known as MacGruber (Will Forte) is being given the feature film treatment. Intermittently funny in the two-minute sketches on Saturday Night Live, this inept character – who proves with mind-numbing consistency that he can never defuse a bomb on time – seems as deserving of a full-blown movie as androgynous Pat. But in his directorial debut, SNL writer Jorma Taccone achieves the impossible: MacGruber the film improves upon the (thin) source material and manages to become that rarity, a dumb movie thats actually wicked smart. At MacGrubers outset, we find this "real American hero" holed up in a cave. Having retreated from his life in special ops after the murder of his fiancée (Maya Rudolph), MacGruber preaches peace and sports some serious Michael Bolton locks. News of a stolen nuclear warhead draws him out of retirement, and forces the bungling agent to rustle up his faithful sidekicks, Vicki St. Elmo (Kristen Wiig), and military keener Lt. Dixon Piper (Ryan Phillippe, who deserves kudos for keeping a straight face throughout). Their hunt for the missing warhead leads them back to MacGrubers nemesis, Dieter Von Cunth (Val Kilmer), the arms dealer whose surname provides the punchline to many of the movies profane jokes.
Sabkush Lifestyle News: Lingerie fad: We like it hot! .
Sabkush Lifestyle News: Lingerie fad: We like it hot! .Lingerie fad: We like it hot!
We need to accept that it was the West which brought some good women’s lingerie to India. And thus, an indo-western slant to lingerie fashion would not be out of place. I believe the future will be promising for global trends in the advancement of women’s lingerie defined sheerly by what women truly want. Every culture has a unique perspective of intimate apparel reflective of religion, morals, natural recourses, technology, and this also states a woman’s position in society. The term ‘Lingerie’ was first used in the 1920’s with the goals of early lingerie to eliminate a woman’s curves rather than accentuate them. Womanly curves returned in the 1930’s through the technological advancement of man-made fabrics resulting in nylon and elasticised fabrics. The influence of World War II brought the silhouette of the ‘bullet bra’ that lifted and separated the bust. Finally, the advertising and marketing of womens lingerie broke the barrier of public approval. Since the 1940’s, technology in intimate apparel has delivered women’s needs for function, comfort, and fashion. Mouldable fabrics and foam pads have become commonplace, while seamless technology has replaced sewing. Now, the miracle of bras is not limited to push up pads. Perhaps the biggest marvel is that we continue to try to increase the size of the bust with less fabric to cover it. The future holds the promise of more functional lingerie that is unique to each persons needs. But the common thread that will always appeal to women is not just driven by technology, it is also driven by desire to feel pretty, beautiful, and glamourous, without sacrificing on comfort. The author is the Design Director of Secret Curves, New York.
We need to accept that it was the West which brought some good women’s lingerie to India. And thus, an indo-western slant to lingerie fashion would not be out of place. I believe the future will be promising for global trends in the advancement of women’s lingerie defined sheerly by what women truly want. Every culture has a unique perspective of intimate apparel reflective of religion, morals, natural recourses, technology, and this also states a woman’s position in society. The term ‘Lingerie’ was first used in the 1920’s with the goals of early lingerie to eliminate a woman’s curves rather than accentuate them. Womanly curves returned in the 1930’s through the technological advancement of man-made fabrics resulting in nylon and elasticised fabrics. The influence of World War II brought the silhouette of the ‘bullet bra’ that lifted and separated the bust. Finally, the advertising and marketing of womens lingerie broke the barrier of public approval. Since the 1940’s, technology in intimate apparel has delivered women’s needs for function, comfort, and fashion. Mouldable fabrics and foam pads have become commonplace, while seamless technology has replaced sewing. Now, the miracle of bras is not limited to push up pads. Perhaps the biggest marvel is that we continue to try to increase the size of the bust with less fabric to cover it. The future holds the promise of more functional lingerie that is unique to each persons needs. But the common thread that will always appeal to women is not just driven by technology, it is also driven by desire to feel pretty, beautiful, and glamourous, without sacrificing on comfort. The author is the Design Director of Secret Curves, New York.
Sabkush Entertainment: Now, a reality show on street dance
Sabkush Entertainment: Now, a reality show on street danceNow, a reality show on street dance
Those who enjoy dancing on the streets, rooftops, houses and garages can rejoice - a new reality show is set to bring the street dance genre to the small screen. The show will be aired on UTV Bindass and will be called Fantas Bindass Street Dance. Ace choreographer Shiamak Davar will be the mentor on the show. "Bindass Street Dance is a novel concept and will bring dance styles that todays youth swear by to the limelight... As a mentor on the show, I will be giving my tips and guidance to the contesting teams, ensuring that they give performances that are enjoyed and cherished by the viewers," Shiamak said in a statement. Business head of UTV Bindass Nikhil Gandhi added: "Bindass Street Dance reinstates our prime focus to entertain the youth by bringing the concept of street dancing to the Indian shores, which is extremely popular on the international front." The show will line up dance forms such as Krumping, B-boying, Hip Hop, Tap Dance, Contemporary and Bollywood. The winner will get free training sessions for a year at Shiamak Davars Institute for the Performing Arts. The show, which starts on May 24, will be aired three times a week.
Those who enjoy dancing on the streets, rooftops, houses and garages can rejoice - a new reality show is set to bring the street dance genre to the small screen. The show will be aired on UTV Bindass and will be called Fantas Bindass Street Dance. Ace choreographer Shiamak Davar will be the mentor on the show. "Bindass Street Dance is a novel concept and will bring dance styles that todays youth swear by to the limelight... As a mentor on the show, I will be giving my tips and guidance to the contesting teams, ensuring that they give performances that are enjoyed and cherished by the viewers," Shiamak said in a statement. Business head of UTV Bindass Nikhil Gandhi added: "Bindass Street Dance reinstates our prime focus to entertain the youth by bringing the concept of street dancing to the Indian shores, which is extremely popular on the international front." The show will line up dance forms such as Krumping, B-boying, Hip Hop, Tap Dance, Contemporary and Bollywood. The winner will get free training sessions for a year at Shiamak Davars Institute for the Performing Arts. The show, which starts on May 24, will be aired three times a week.
Free Download and Listen English Songs at Becaution.com
Free Download and Listen English Songs at Becaution.comSoul Serenade 2003
Artist: The Derek Trucks Band
Album Genre - Country
Album Tracks
1. Afro Blue
2. Bock To Bock
3. Drown In My Own Tears
4. Elvin
5. Oriental Folk Song
6. Sierra Leone
7. Soul Serenade-Rasta Man Chant
Artist: The Derek Trucks Band
Album Genre - Country
Album Tracks
1. Afro Blue
2. Bock To Bock
3. Drown In My Own Tears
4. Elvin
5. Oriental Folk Song
6. Sierra Leone
7. Soul Serenade-Rasta Man Chant
Sabkush Entertainment: Mammootty all set for Shikari
Sabkush Entertainment: Mammootty all set for ShikariMammootty all set for Shikari
Malayalam superstar Mammootty, who has just returned from a holiday in the US, is all set to put on the grease paint for Kannada film Shikari. The shooting for the film will start May 22 near Bangalore. "I am fresh from a holiday and am rearing to be back to do what I know best. I will be starting shooting from day after for around eight days and then return to Kerala," said Mammootty over phone from Bangalore. The 56-year-old said that Shikari is an interesting film where he plays a double role, though the two characters never meet. "One role I play is that of an IT professional and by chance I get a half written novel from my friends room. The novel is set in the pre-Independence period. The novel tells the tale of a hunter and a village girl and I feel the central character in the novel is the story of me, I mean a fantasy," said the veteran actor. He will also be doing Cinemakatha. "Cinemakatha will be my next project. It will be directed by a new director. The shooting will commence in the first week of June. It is about a school teacher whose ambition is to be a film actor and I play that role. It is quite interesting," he said. His latest Malayalam film Pokiriraja is going great guns. "I am very happy from the response of Pokiriraja," he said.
Malayalam superstar Mammootty, who has just returned from a holiday in the US, is all set to put on the grease paint for Kannada film Shikari. The shooting for the film will start May 22 near Bangalore. "I am fresh from a holiday and am rearing to be back to do what I know best. I will be starting shooting from day after for around eight days and then return to Kerala," said Mammootty over phone from Bangalore. The 56-year-old said that Shikari is an interesting film where he plays a double role, though the two characters never meet. "One role I play is that of an IT professional and by chance I get a half written novel from my friends room. The novel is set in the pre-Independence period. The novel tells the tale of a hunter and a village girl and I feel the central character in the novel is the story of me, I mean a fantasy," said the veteran actor. He will also be doing Cinemakatha. "Cinemakatha will be my next project. It will be directed by a new director. The shooting will commence in the first week of June. It is about a school teacher whose ambition is to be a film actor and I play that role. It is quite interesting," he said. His latest Malayalam film Pokiriraja is going great guns. "I am very happy from the response of Pokiriraja," he said.