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It's an all too familiar scenario for the Eagles secondary coaches in recent years… a once-great but now injured veteran safety is signed on a low-risk high-reward contract …and it ends up going nowhere.
It's too early to throw Kenny Phillips under the bus… but it's not looking real good right now.
The former New York Giant did not practice for the Eagles on Thursday, according to multiple reports. While the rest of his team was practicing, Phillips was resting his left knee.
According to Geoff Mosher of Comcast Sports Net, a source close to Phillips said the sixth year safety was "fine." Phillips' sitting out is considered precautionary.
When healthy, he can be one of the best safeties in the league. There is a reason, however, that the deal he signed with the Eagles carried no guaranteed money. Yes, it is only OTAs- which aren't even mandatory- but it has to be a little concerning that Phillips isn't out there.
Hearing Phillips is on the sidleine likely only brings up bad memories for Eagles fans of players who were signed after a major injury, only to not pan out the way the organization hoped.
Phillips might be the starting safety on defense if healthy, but with his being sidelined, last year's starting tandem of Kurt Coleman and Nate Allen are getting a chance to show their new coaches what they can do. Allen and Coleman are also getting a chance to work in the new defense under Billy Davis.
Phillips is not expected to practice on Friday with the team, but could take the field in June when the team practices again in a mandatory camp. At least we (and Kenny's agent) can hope for that…
Nick Fierro of the Allentown Morning Call tried to get under the skin of head coach Chip Kelly concerning Kenny Phillips' playability…
"With Kelly, it's like bleeding blood from a stone.
"For example, Kelly would only say (after prompting) following Tuesday's practice that safety Kenny Phillips was not on the field because he was in the training room, presumably working on a cranky knee. Here's the complete cross-examination that followed:
Q. Was that a precaution because of the knee?
COACH KELLY: It's got nothing to do with the weather.
Q. You said Kenny is OK?
COACH KELLY: I said Kenny is here. He was in the training room. He wasn't on the field.
Q. Does he have an injury?
COACH KELLY: Yeah, he's had an injury for a couple of years now.
Q. Has he had a setback on that?
COACH KELLY: I don't ask questions. They just tell me who is going and who is not going.
Q. Can we ask trainer Chris Peduzzi about the knee?
COACH KELLY: I don't know. I don't know what the protocol is. But I'm not a doctor, they just tell me who is practicing and who is not practicing.
"Later, Phillips emerged to say that the weather did have something to do with his absence, that he didn't want to risk things on a wet field with a knee that's apparently not 100 percent sound yet, despite his insistence a week earlier that it was.
"Get used to the Belichick-style information flow, folks. It's glacial.
"So long as his team doesn't move (or learn) the same way, this shouldn't be a problem."


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An incredible woman who's blessed with both beauty and ability, "Hiam Abbass" is a gifted Israeli celebrity and movie director. She spent her youth residing in Arab hamlet of 'Deir Hanna'. She hasn't mentioned any info regarding her schooling foundation.
She was well valued for her outstanding performance in the film. After getting early breakthrough, she began to get other film offers. In the year 2004, she earned inconceivable popularity and success after she revealed her incredible acting ability as Amal in the film titled 'The Syrian Bride'. Her last film appearance was seen in the film titled 'Exodus: Gods and Kings'. Along with her various outstanding performances, she's been successful to attain success as directing some pictures. As a director, she continues to be valued for her extraordinary work in the films 'Le Pain', 'La danse eternelle', 'Inheritance' and 'Jerusalem, I Love You'.
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The well-known Israeli performer is a married woman. She tied knot in a married relationship with Zinedine Soualem. From her union life with husband Zinedine, she continues to be blessed with two kids 'Lina Soualem' and 'Mouna Soualem'. She may have dated other guys during her early youthful days about which it remains yet to reveal in people.
With her additional everyday work as an actress and director, she's reached enormous popularity and recognition in the amusement world. She may have collected substantial number of net worth from her career, which hasn't endangered yet. More info about her can be got in the Wikipedia, from her interview videos as well as other various web sites.

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Skip to comments.Fr. Thomas Euteneuer: An Evening with An Exorcist
Posted on 01/08/2010 11:35:39 AM PST by jacknhoo
In An Evening with an Exorcist, Fr. Thomas Euteneuer explains the anatomy of an exorcism. As a practicing exorcist, he discusses how a person may become possessed and what goes on during an exorcism.
He also explains the connection between abortion and demonic possession, from the abortion demon's invitation into the US with the Supreme Court's passing of Roe v. Wade in 1973 to the ritualized sacrifice of unborn children that goes on in Planned Parenthood "clinics" today.
Exorcism is "Christ's victory over the devil" and "the vocation of the Church Militant." Listen as Rev. Euteneuer strengthens your faith and encourages you to join in the spiritual battle against the culture of death in order to "exorcise this demon from our country."
(Click the source link to listen. There is also a link on the top right of the page for a text only version.)
There are other articles that have text only versions, but not this one. :(
Will have to check it out later. I am very interested in current exorcism belief/practice in the Catholic tradition.
Another link, in a different format.
Fr. Thomas Euteneuer: An Evening with An Exorcist
Bookmark for after dinner.
a keeper
The most interesting piece of information, IMO, is that the bishops are allowing the old ritual to be used. That's good news as Fr. Amorth very famously said that the new one doesn't work.
Please give me better instructions on how to link to the full text only.
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Tucholsky, Kurt
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German- Jewish journalist, satirical essayist, poet, and critic, best-known for his cabaret songs.
After studying law and serving in World War I, Tucholsky left Germany in 1924 and lived first in Paris and after 1929 in Sweden. In 1933 Tucholsky's works were denounced by the Nazi government and banned, and he was stripped of his German citizenship. He committed suicide in 1935.
Tucholsky was one of the most important journalists of the Weimar Republic. Tucholsky's output includes aphorisms, book and drama reviews, light verse, short stories, and witty satirical essays in which he criticized German militarism and nationalism and the dehumanizing forces of the modern age. His poetry was set to music and performed widely in German cabarets.
He committed suicide on 21 December 1935, Hindas, Sweden. Tucholsky's biographer Michael Hepp has called into doubt the verdict of suicide, saying that he considers it possible that the death was accidental.
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- Analysis: Anaphylaxis and Allergy in the Emergency Department
- Data Tables: Anaphylaxis and Allergy in the Emergency Department
September 10, 2015 — Data released today by the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) shows that while the number of visits to Canadian emergency departments (EDs) for all allergic reactions (including anaphylaxis) remained stable from 2006–2007 to 2013–2014, the number of visits per 100,000i population specifically for anaphylaxis increased by 95%. In the same time frame, there was also a 64% rise in the rate of Canadians dispensed a prescription epinephrine auto-injector, according to CIHI's National Prescription Drug Utilization Information System Database.
i. Rates were calculated using population estimates from Statistics Canada's Demography Division.
About 1% of all ED visits each year are attributed to allergic reactions (including anaphylaxis). In 2013–2014, this represented more than 85,000 visits in Ontario and Alberta alone (the provinces for which complete data is available). CIHI extrapolated these numbers to all of Canada and determined that there were approximately 170,000 allergy-related ED visits in 2013–2014.
Visits for anaphylaxis, a severe allergic reaction that may cause death, represented about 8% of all visits for allergic reaction.
The rate of children younger than 18 who visited EDs in Ontario and Alberta for anaphylaxis more than doubled over the time period studied. Youth age 13 to 17 experienced the highest increase (23 per 100,000 in 2006–2007, compared with 59 per 100,000 in 2013–2014), while children age 4 and younger consistently had the highest rate of visits for allergic reactions annually. Children primarily presented with food-related reactions or unspecified reactions (where the cause of the reaction is unknown or not documented).
Visits for allergic reactions (including anaphylaxis) from all causes were highest in the summer months; visits for food-related allergies also increased in December.
"Our data indicates that hospital visits for allergic reactions increase during times of the year when people may not be in their regular routines," said Kathleen Morris, CIHI's vice president of Research and Analysis. "Visits for insect stings and snake bites spike in the summer months, and food-related reactions are slightly higher during the winter holiday season when many Canadians attend holiday parties."
In 2013–2014, the top 3 allergy diagnoses in EDs were as follows:
- Allergy unspecified: 30,057 visits
- Urticaria (hives): 20,365 visits
- Venomous animals toxic effect (insect stings, snake bites, etc.): 13,448 visits
CIHI's data also shows the following for Ontario and Alberta:
- In Ontario in 2013–2014, the North West Local Health Integration Network (LHIN) (Thunder Bay and area) had the highest rate of ED visits for allergic reaction (including anaphylaxis) at 730 per 100,000; the Mississauga Halton LHIN had the lowest at 381 per 100,000.
- In 2013–2014, the highest rate of ED visits for allergic reaction (including anaphylaxis) in Alberta was 960 per 100,000 in the North Zone (Fort McMurray, Grande Prairie and surrounding areas). The lowest rates were in the Calgary Zone (460 per 100,000) and in the Edmonton Zone (458 per 100,000). It is not unusual to see higher rates of ED visits in northern/more remote regions.
- The Calgary Zone was the only Alberta health zone whose rate of ED visits for allergic reaction (including anaphylaxis) experienced a substantial increase over the 7 years studied. The rate increased by more than 60%, from 283 per 100,000 in 2006–2007 to 460 per 100,000 in 2013–2014.
According to the Canadian Society of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, anaphylaxis is a serious allergic reaction that is rapid in onset and may cause death. An allergen is a substance capable of causing an allergic reaction. Upon first exposure in individuals who are predisposed to allergy, the immune system treats the allergen as something to be rejected rather than tolerated. This process is called sensitization. Re-exposure to the same allergen in the now-sensitized individual may result in an allergic reaction that, in its most severe form, is called anaphylaxis.
- Table 1: Number of visits to the emergency department for anaphylaxis and allergy in Ontario and Alberta, by diagnostic type, 2006–2007 to 2013–2014
- Table 2: Percentage of visits to the ED for allergic reaction (including anaphylaxis), by category and month, 2013–2014
- Table 3: Number of visits to the emergency department for anaphylaxis and allergy in Ontario and Alberta, by region, 2006–2007 to 2013–2014
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CIHI collects and analyzes information on health and health care in Canada and makes it publicly available. Canada's federal, provincial and territorial governments created CIHI as a not-for-profit, independent organization dedicated to forging a common approach to Canadian health information. CIHI's goal: to provide timely, accurate and comparable health information. CIHI's data and reports inform health policies, support the effective delivery of health services and raise awareness about the factors that contribute to good health and health care.
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Reverend Canon John Gabriel Cromwell (c.1823 - 28 February 1908) was a Church of England clergyman and educationist.
He was educated at Brasenose College, Oxford, graduating in 1846.[1] He was ordained a priest, and in 1850 was appointed vice-principal of the Diocese of Durham Training College.[2] In 1852 he became principal of the college and subsequently gained an MA degree and was appointed an Honorary Canon of Durham Cathedral.[3]
In 1864 he became principal of St Mark's College, Chelsea.[3] He held the post until 1886.[4] He was an implacable opponent of the The Cremorne, pleasure gardens that lay close to the college. He claimed the gardens had led to the streets of Chelsea being "infested with prostitutes" and placing the respectable inhabitants in danger.[5]
He was elected to the first London School Board in 1870 as one of the representatives of Chelsea, and was re-elected for a second term in 1873.
In 1886 he left London, having been appointed rector of Stisted, Essex.[6]
He retired in 1894 and died at his home in Slough in 1908 aged 84.[7]
- ↑ "University Intelligence". The Times: p. 5. 4 June 1846.
- ↑ "News". Newcastle Courant: p. 4. 4 October 1854.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Bryan, George (1869). Chelsea, in the Olden and Present Times.
- ↑ John Gabriel Cromwell, Principal of St Mark's (1865–1887).
- ↑ Paddison, Ronan (2000). Entanglements of Power: Geographies of Domination and Resistance. Routledge. p. 47. ISBN 9780415184359. http://books.google.ie/books?id=n5ceZQHYuRwC&lpg=PA47&dq=Canon%20Cromwell%20chelsea&pg=PA47#v=onepage&q=Canon%20Cromwell%20chelsea&f=false.
- ↑ "District News". Essex Standard: p. 2. 23 October 1886.
- ↑ "Deaths". The Times: p. 1. 2 March 1908.


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Hot java!
- Included coffee press fits into the Jetboil pot and allows you to press your java without a second container
- Sol burner maintains its flame and burns hot through heavy winds and a full range of weather
- Thermo-Regulate technology keeps a consistent heat to 20-degrees Fahrenheit for easy cooking
- JetBoil fuel canisters are light, provide ample burn time, and simply screw onto the bottom of this stove to keep things mess free
- Push-button igniter and wire heat adjuster make stove operation simple and quick
- Fuel canister stabilizer tripod included
- Pot support and fuel sold separately
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The Best Part of Wakin Up. . . .
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This stove has literally been a life saver. I live on Mountain House meals while I am camping. If you are as impatient as I am you will love the lightning fast water boiling capability. Nothing beats being able to cook up a hot meal on the mountain on a cold day. To top it off this one comes with the french press. The best coffee I have ever had comes out of this thing every time I use it on the mountain. I absolutely love this thing!!!!!
If you have any questions about this or any other products feel free to reach out to me directly at 801-523-4053 or firstname.lastname@example.com
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift but have feedback to share
This was a gift for my friend, and here what she had to say," This thing saved our life! Lots of our campsites were under a no fire zone due to recent wildfires. Having the Jetboil with us made everything easy. Easy set up, quick boil time, easy tear down. We got the coffee one as well and it was awesome to have fresh coffee every morning!"
I finally had to buy my own
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I've been using a Flash system for a year with my significant other, and it was finally time to buy my own. We've used his extensively - on his self-supporting kayak trips and lots of joint camping trips. He's had it for several years and it still works great and has held up well. One caution is that the igniter can fail if the flame is too high and liquid boils over, but even then it's easy to light manually with a match or lighter. As I'm venturing out more on my own for overnight cycling or backpacking trips, this was the stove I chose for my gear because of its versatility and its proven power at elevations and in cold conditions. The java kit is especially nice so you can make decent coffee without the need for extra gear or utensils. The single-pot system is great for keeping a light pack and still having the ability to cook and clean up quickly. I love the options for additional cups in different sizes.
Not Included: Pot Stand
Pick up the pot stand for an additional $8.98, at this link:
Favorite new toy!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This thing is awesome. Definitely pricey, but it boils water insanely fast. I am looking forward to taking in out on the hunts, fly-fishing trips, and back-packing treks.
It is very light weight, and easy to use. everything breaks down and fits inside the cup, including the burner. I love coffee so the french press cap is very nice, I wont have to be packing instant coffee anymore. The cup has measurement indication marks on the inside that are very handy with freeze dried meals. The cup has insulation around the outside. I would recommend bringing a lighter with you. The strikers do not last for ever. I bought my brother the same one for Christmas.
Your backpack's new best friend
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is an awesome product that is a great addition to your backpacking gear or backcountry skiing kit. I've had some great mornings so far with this little thing set up in my tent vestibule. When I wake up, I unzip the tent fly halfway, click to ignite, and in minutes I'm enjoying a fresh cup of Starbucks at 11,000 feet without getting out of my sleeping bag.
I really like the click igniter, other stoves I've had are not as easy to light. Not sure how long it will last - it looks delicate - but if you pack it inside the pot with the fuel can above it, the igniter seems to clear the bottom of the can and is protected.
I also like how it all fits together. Can, stove, stand, and press all fit broken down inside the pot. Real nice for space saving when you are trying to pack an ultralight pack.
The pot itself is not really for cooking - its in no way non-stick. If you want to cook with it, get the accessory pot stand and jetboil cookware. If you just need to boil water to rehydrate your meals or make soups, then skip the cookset.
I've found myself using this product almost every time I'm camping. While it's really designed with backpacking in mind, it's a great way to get coffee going in the morning while car camping.
As long as you press slowly and straight, the press doesn't seem to burp grounds back into the coffee. It seems to work best if you only fill the pot like 3/4 of the way up with water.
Surprisingly, The stove itself doesn't seem to be as powerful as competing stoves - I had it next to an MSR pocket rocket and the MSR seemed to put out far more BTU's. That being said I'll bet the MSR goes through your fuel can a lot faster than the jetboil does. The jetboil is designed for efficiency, and that's exactly what you'll get.
Looking forward to soups and coffee on ski tours this winter. This will be coming with me quite a bit.
In short, I should have bought this stove along time ago. It's worth every penny!
Great review James!
Must Have!
No need to skip on coffee when on the trail. Lightweight and takes up limited space.
Easy! Quick! Light in weight!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Used this thing three times a day for two people for 4 day and this thing is incredible, one fuel can lasted the whole time! Boils water in under 2 minutes (4,000ft elv), coffee was awesome, easy hot water for MRE's and dessert!
I am sold for the most part.
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I am a loyal whisperlight/gas user. My brother had one of these on a 3 weeks trip we took last summer. I never user my stove. This setup has amazing fuel economy. So I bought one this spring. My only trip with it it worked OK but one morning I had to give the gas tank warmth before I could light it. It was not very cold, the high 20's. Still it did well once lit and the coffee press is good with very course ground coffee. This will be my summer stove from now on.
Java in a FLASH!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Where to start....This is one of my favorite camping pieces I own. I have used this car camping, backpacking and mountaineering. I have even used it when the power went out at my house and I needed to make some grub. The java kit is an added bonus for your high altitude caffeine fix. If you have any questions feel free to hit me up!
Can't beat a good French press
Jetboil is a trusted brand for cooking stoves in the backcountry and the flash definitely delivers. It's a perfect compact size, pretty lightweight and just big enough. It's worked well at boiling water with a light wind and a temperature around 30, in less than 5 minutes the water was boiling. The French press does leave some grounds in the coffee, but it's not that bad at all if you just push it down slowly.. A real coffee lover wouldn't complain about a few grounds in a great cup of French press coffee in the backcountry.
JetBoil Flash Java Kit
Boils water super fast, java portion meh
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
The jetboil is AMAZING when it comes to boiling water. Super fast and effective at boiling your water (couple of minutes to a full boil). We have taken it on a couple of camping trips and always get the "oohs" and "aahs" from other campers. I love that it has "EN417 specification, a standard adopted by manufacturers throughout the world" (per the jetboil website)- so we haven't had to buy the Jetboil brand of fuel canister. We've used MSR, Brunton, and some random named fuel from Recreation Outlet and we're still alive to tell the story (they worked great). The only downside of this apparatus is that the coffee press is not very effective at straining the coffee grinds. We usually get a good 1-2 teaspoons of coffee grinds that float through with the coffee. Expect to have crunchy coffee when you use this press but after using instant coffee all the time on previous trips, I can't complain that much since you're getting french pressed coffee while you're out in the middle of nowhere. The scientists that developed the Jetboil probably spent most of their time on the actual stove- proof is in it's paramount performance, so I can't dock them a star for the lack of filtering grinds.
An amazing addition to any backpack
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have used a jetboil several times over the years and I absolutely love it. I just recently got the french press version and since getting it wonder how I ever backpacked with out it. It is true that a few grounds will escape but its a small price to pay for amazing coffee on the trail with a fraction of the weight and time it would take to do it the old fashioned way. I would highly recommend this to any solo backpacker who like me can't start there day off right without that first cup of coffee in the morning.
Great stove, could be better
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Easy to use, lightweight stove. Packs down, easy to start, boils water practically instantly. Have taken it on day trips and for overnight car camping. No real complaints about the JetBoil stove aspect (except the need to purchase a separate pot support to use anything but the included cup), only about the coffee press aspect. It does not really work as a true French press, since the grounds escape the press and end up in your coffee. It does not matter how course I grind the coffee--usually its the largest grounds that escape the press and end up on my tongue. The addition of a piece of mosquito netting or other straining type material over the mouth of the lid solves this problem, but it would be awesome if this were included in the lid already. Also, no good if you want to try and make multiple "pots" of coffee, as the entire cup needs to be cleaned of wet sticky coffee grounds before a second "pot" of water can be boiled. But for taking along on a solo sunrise day hike, I absolutely love it!
Awesome for 1-2 campers!
Easy, painless and boils in mere moments.
Perfect for the strugglers like me who hate the early AM.
The beginning of a revolution
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I wouldn't describe the jetboil as flawless, but as of right now, there simply aren't many products out there that do what the jetboil does. As a stove, the jetboil is good for ultra light-weight, rehydrated meals, and boiling water uber fast. I use it exclusively for the latter. The new models now have a heat activated exterior design that changes color when the water is almost to boiling temperature so you can boil more than half-a-liter of water without creating a spewing volcano of searing water-magma, which I appreciate.
Coming from an aggressive coffee addict, I won't say that the french-press attachment makes the cleanest cup of joe by any stretch of the imagination, however I will pitch that there is NOTHING better, in this world, than having the option to boil a pot of water in less than 2 minutes and make a press in the morning, without ever having to leave your sleeping bag.
Until someone patents the super-cousin of the jetboil, this is the real-deal.
Super easy and effective!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
These things are amazing. I'm a pansy when it comes to lighting anything, so I really appreciate the button start. The Java Kit is a great alternative to an extra $25 french press mug. I know people like to moan about how you can't simmer or slow cook anything, but honestly, I've boiled/simmered raw meats to fully cooked, and then added Jambalaya rice that needs to simmer for a good while and it turned out great. You have to babysit it to make sure it doesn't boil over, but that doesn't bother me at all. After cooking old fashioned oatmeal in it, however, I think that on longer trips you'd definitely want instant, just-add-boiling-water meals, to cut down on mess, fuss, and clean up! All in all, though, I'm very happy with this! In my opinion, it definitely beats a clogging, strangely dirty all the time, less compact Whisperlite!
Perfect roadside coffee.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I use this more for coffee than even for cooking. Serves two healthy coffee drinkers, heats the water quickly, and the plunger is holding up well. No more gas station coffee for me.
Love it!
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Tested it out in no-wind, sea level environment and it boiled 2 cups of water in 2 minutes! Super efficient and user friendly. The best part is everything fits inside the cup when you're done. Easy, self-contained igniter. Seems ideal for back packing. Leave the coffee press and pan stabilizer attachment for car camping and save a little weight.
Can I cook real food on this stove? Like Pasta for example? Or is only for hot drinks? This also is enough for 2 people? Thanks
Does this kit contains the Metal pot...
Does this kit contains the Metal pot support?
Pot support and fuel canister stabilizer tripod are included .
Can you take this on a plane(in a carryon...
Can you take this on a plane(in a carryon or checked suitcase)?
You can carry on (or pack) the stove. You cannot bring any fuel on the plane, carry-on or checked.
So, isn't this a better deal than the SOL...
So, isn't this a better deal than the SOL stove? Is everything the same besides the color and with this you get the press? Trying to figure out the difference in the models. Thanks.
The SOL is a smaller and lighter setup. So, this is a better deal - you get more for less - but it weighs more, if that matters.
Is the added coffee press the only difference...
Is the added coffee press the only difference between the Flash and Flash Java Kit?
Yes. For the same price you get the coffee press and some coffee to sample. Both this and the Flash include the pot stabilizer and base. Essentially, this kit saves you $15.


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Nearly every household has a child, and all of those children have dreams. But dreams often clash with reality; what they want to do against what is expected of them.
Sid is no different, and neither is his family.
He discovers his talent with a cricket bat early on, and aspires to be a professional cricketer.
The catch? Life, and the curveballs it throws at him in all his youthful, lovelorn years.
Follow Sid's journey as he navigates through what fate deals him, forced to grow up and overcome obstacles while nurturing a lifelong dream.
Anna Kuriakose is a 21-year-old author living in Mumbai.
She started writing as a child growing up in Delhi, and began seriously considering it as a career option at the urging of fortunately encouraging teachers, mildly skeptical friends, and alarmingly enthusiastic parents.
Her love affair with literature started from a young age, aided by her father's extensive library. Her favourite author is J.K. Rowling, and it was the Harry Potter series that truly set her on the course of writing as a full-time career.
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Look of the Day: Spring Cheer
Wanderlusting decided to brighten up her foggy day with some Spring cheer. I like how she tempered her bright floral dress with dark accessories. Her shawl looks cozy and I adore those Manolos!
Here's what she has on:
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- Booties: Manolo Blahnik
- Brooch: Vintage
Congrats to wanderlusting!
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If you have done with the all new Foursqaure, which was launched last week, here are five new features for you to do more with the new app. In addtion to features listed below, forusquare also, said today, that they are working on to incorporate the 'nearby' & 'worldwide' view options, into the new app soon.
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Using new 4sq on iPhone, you can flick through swipeable slideshows in your friends tab whenever a check-in has multiple photos. And, if you or your friends add more photos later, "we'll add a new story to the stream so you won't miss them," 4sq said.
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Vibrant red flowers have white splotches throughout the petals adding grandeur to this camellia that has a semi-double to loose peony form. 'Governor Mouton' is a winter to early spring bloomer with an upright to slightly spreading growth habit. It can be grown and flowered in a pot. Remember to use acid soil and provide a chill period during the short days to stimulate blooms. When planted directly in the ground of zone 7 or higher, it creates a stunning hedge.
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If nothing else, the airlines should have their gate agents rundown to the nearest Home Depot and get a few multiple outlet strips fortheir departure lounges.
Joe, you've given me an idea: Next time I hit an airport(which -- aaaarrrrggghh -- is tomorrow morning), I might just carry amultiple-outlet power strip and ask whoever is already using the onewall outlet at my gate area whether he/she is willing to share.
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Parabolic solar collectors are composed of curved, mirror-lined troughs or dishes designed to collect and concentrate sunlight. Unlike parabolic dishes, parabolic troughs are linear concentrated solar power collectors. They are aligned north to south. Sophisticated systems employ solar tracking devices that allow the mirrors to move with the sun's path. The mirrors direct the light to a focal point that causes the light to become concentrated. This concentration of heat is capable of boiling water and creating steam, which can power generators and provide electricity. A miniature version of a parabolic trough solar collector may not power your television but can provide a better understanding of the principles behind concentrated solar power.
Things You'll Need
- Phone book
- One book (thinner than a phone book)
- Scissors
- Cardboard tube
- Brass brad fasteners
- Aluminum foil
- Adhesive
- Black aquarium tubing
- Shallow dish
- Styrofoam cup
- Plumber's putty
- 100-200 watt light source or direct sunlight
- Water
Arrange a phone book and a thinner book than the phone book on a table like steps. The table acts as the first step. The thin book is the second step. The phone book is the top step.
Slice a cardboard tube in half lengthwise.
Place the cut halves back to back. One side will become the parabolic base and the other the parabolic collector.
Fasten the halves together with brad clips. Point the brad clip prongs straight up on the collector side of the tube.
Attach aluminum foil (shiny side up) to the collector side of the apparatus using adhesive. Slit the aluminum foil to allow the brad prongs to pass through.
Adjust the prongs to form a loop. The base of the loop should not touch the aluminum foil.
Thread black aquarium tubing through the loops, leaving equal amounts of excess tubing on each side of the cardboard collector. Place the collector on the middle step.
Place a shallow dish on the table. Place one end of the tubing into the dish.
Poke a hole in the side of a Styrofoam cup, near the bottom. The diameter of the hole should be equivalent to the diameter of the tube.
Place the Styrofoam cup on the phone book, or top step.
Insert the tubing into the cup's hole. Use plumber's putty to ensure a tight seal.
Shine a 100-200 watt light source or allow the sun to heat the aluminum foil.
Pour water into the Styrofoam cup. The water will run downhill through the tube and into the shallow bowl. The parabolic solar collector will heat the water as it passes through the tube. The result: The water in the shallow bowl will be warmer than the water in the cup.
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Recently, it was reported that Shraddha Kapoor will be romancing Tiger Shroff in Sajid Nadiadwala's upcoming film 'Baaghi'. The project has the 'Heropanti' actor-director team - Tiger Shroff and Sabbir Khan teaming together once again.
Now, the film has hit the shooting floors. UTV Motion pictures took to the microblogging site, Twitter and posted-
#Baaghi starts shoot today with @iTIGERSHROFF, @shraddhakapoor & @sabbir24x7! Here's to a shubh mahurat! pic.twitter.com/jjIvqhpA0l— UTV Motion Pictures (@utvfilms) May 27, 2015
'Baaghi' is said to be an intense love story set in a metropolis and is expected to have some high-octane action scenes. Sabbir has clarified that it it will be an original script and not a remake of the Salman Khan-Nagma film, as earlier speculated.
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Carmen GraciaTweet (1935 )
Susanin's /Sep 15, 2007
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Carmen Gracia - Grassa Vase Of Flowers
Auction: Susanin's -Sep 15, 2007 - ChicagoLot number: 6099
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CARMEN GRASSA (B. 1938) VASE OF FLOWERS. Oil on canvas, signed LR. Provenance: W.T. Burger Co, Inc. La Porte, IN 35" x 45" *Condition: No Specific Condition Recorded - Sold As Is *Est. Sale Time: 12:06 PM Central *SUSANIN'S DOES NOT PROVIDE SHIPPING SERVICES OR ESTIMATES. However, we can recommend the following independent shipping services: Small to medium items - The UPS Store (312-427-7839); Windy CIty Pack & Ship - Steve (312-491-0337) or Pak Mail (312-664-2866 * email@example.com) Furniture and large items - Pro Pak (847-272-0408) or Craters and Freighters (877-278-6378). Clients are welcome to pick up their items from our location or make their own shipping arrangements. However, please be aware that items not picked up or shipped within one week following an auction are subject to forfeiture.
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Carmen Gracia Colour print "The Inner Garden", signed, 70cm x 54cm


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I couldn't believe that I was finally going to the Royal Albert Hall for one of the BBC proms concerts. I'd dreamt of going to the venue since I was a little girl and now I was finally going to see what all the fuss was about.
I had been invited to join the audience at the BBC Proms 65 concert on Saturday 31st; I decided to take fellow blogger friend Sophie and were both pretty excited about going...
I won't lie I've applied every year to go to the last night of the proms and failed each time, I live in hope that one day I'll get to attend instead of having a Proms party at home but actually going to another concert in the run up was extremely exciting.
Personally I'm a big classical music fan but my knowledge of certain composers and any contemporary or abstract pieces is somewhat quite limited. After searching the BBC Proms website for concerts I discovered the BBC Proms 65 which was film music to be performed by the BBC Concert Orchestra conducted by none other than Keith Lockhart.
Without necessarily knowing it we all will all know some kind of film theme tune and many will have heard of the very talented John Williams.
The Outfit
The Outfit
In true form I hadn't a clue what to wear. I wanted to look like I'd made an effort for such an event, so I went with a beautiful dress from Little Mistress.
I went for a nude palette for the evening as I figured my days were numbered for wearing light colours, so thought I'd simply embrace the warm summers evening.
What I'm wearing:
Dress Little Mistress Heavily Embellished Keyhole Back Party Dress* - £60.00
-This is currently out of stock but a super cute similar one is the Little Mistress Cream with Flower Detail Prom - £55.00
Bag - Vintage
Earrings - Oliver Bonas
Heels - AllSaints Cream Suede Heels
I didn't add much to this look purely because this kind of dress really does the talking! This gorgeous cream chiffon dress is embellished around the neckline with a satin look waistband and key hole back detail. It felt amazing on and whilst waiting for my train I kept getting compliements off everyone. I did get slightly annoyed with the netting underneath as I kept forgetting it would work its way up after I'd been sitting down! The netting however gave a little lift creating the nipped in waist with the prom style skirt.... it was the ideal dress for this event.
The Show
Film music from British war films dominated the first half with Walton's original music for 'Battle of Britain'. For me I feel quite moved with nostalgia when I hear these sorts of songs, mainly because it makes me think of the heroic people from our past.
Personally my favourite piece from this entire section was the March from Ice Cold in Alex; it had a wonderful build up from the strong brass section and drum making you picture all the men marching off to save their country. Something I didn't realise was how British battle music makes you feel very patriotic, do you ever feel that?
After the war themed introduction we were then moved onto the talents of Viola player Lawrence Power, who played pieces from the costume drama Lady Caroline Lamb. I've never been one to stop and listen to string solo or more specifically a viola, but I was surprised how much I enjoyed the pieces played by Lawrence; smooth, calm and extremely relaxing.
The next piece was Warsaw Concerto from Dangerous Moonlight. With this piece we had the presence of pianist Valentina Lisitsa and my goodness I have never seen anybody play the piano quite like she did. When she was playing it didn't even look like her fingers had touched the keys, now I play the piano but to play like that is pure talent! That particular piece was something you'd envision in a dream and it made me wish I still had a piano at home.
After the interval we were onto what I like to call 'Futurist Battles', from the likes of Alien, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Independence Day, Star Trek and of course Star Wars.
For me I was more excited about this half of the concert because I love all of those films. My Dad has always been a sci-fi film nut and I'm exactly the same... May the force be with you.
The films by George Lucas are iconic on their own accord but equally so the music goes hand in hand with it. Is it the film that makes the music? Or the music that makes the film? The BBC Concert Orchestra gave a world class combination of Star Wars classics; the Imperial March, Princess Leia's Theme, Cantina Band and the Main Title.
I couldn't believe what a marvellous experience I'd had; as if just going to the Royal Albert Hall alone wasn't enough the music was out of this world. I loved the way the set had been put together mixing old film with new film, allowing all ages to get something from the concert. They really did finish on a high with a filmic encore being another John Williams classic, none other than the theme from Superman.
If you're thinking about seeing classical music or want to learn some more, check out the BBC Proms website or even listen to the BBC Proms 65. There is this misconception that classical music is stiff and boring, it really isn't and you'd be surprised how many fantastic theme tunes all stem from classical songs. If you can't make any concerts make sure you catch the Last Night of The Proms and I'm sure you'll fall in love with the music just like I did.


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