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More than 60 people were killed in Egypt this weekend in clashes surrounding the third anniversary of the uprising that ousted Hosni Mubarak. Thousands of people turned out in Cairo's Tahrir Square, the epicenter of the revolution. But fighting broke out between supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood and state forces, as well as backers of the military government that ousted the Brotherhood from power last year. Some 1,000 people were detained. In a sign of growing activity by militants, an Egyptian army helicopter was shot down in the Sinai desert, killing all five soldiers on board. We go to Cairo to speak with Democracy Now! correspondent Sharif Abdel Kouddous. He notes there has been an estimated 21,000 people arrested since Morsi's ouster.
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|Bruins send Joe Morrow to Providence
|12.20.14 at 1:00 pm ET
The Bruins sent defenseman Joe Morrow to Providence Saturday after scratching him for seven of the last eight games.
Morrow was recalled by the Bruins in late October to play in place of the struggling Matt Bartkowski. He stayed in the lineup as the Bruins dealt with injuries on the back end, but the B's began scratching him earlier in the month.
The decision to take Morrow out of the lineup was somewhat perplexing given how well the former first-round pick was performing for the B's, but the Bruins opted to stick with Zach Trotman and, at points, Bartkowksi. Trotman was scratched in Friday night's loss to the Jets, but Bartkowski took his place rather than Morrow.
After being scratched for two of the Bruins' four games on a West Coast road trip earlier this month, Morrow told WEEI.com he understood there was a chance he could be sent down given that the B's had so many defensemen.
"It's in the back of your mind; you know it is [a possibility]," Morrow said. "It is a chess match. You know they've got to strategically do things to help this organization and to keep it intact. Whatever that may be, I know I'm a part of it and I'm here to help out, too, so if that's the case that it does work out better that way, you can't be mad or you can't be disappointed about it. It's just the way things are."
In 15 games for the B's, Morrow had one goal, no assists and a plus-3 rating in averaging 16:41 of ice time per night.
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|Bruins should still make room for Joe Morrow
|12.11.14 at 1:26 pm ET
Joe Morrow should be playing in the NHL. He might even be a guy worth making room for if you're the Bruins.
Yet with the B's finally getting their biggest piece back on defense and that room not being made, this could be the beginning of a prolonged stay in the press box or even a return to Providence for the twice-traded-yet-somehow-not-neurotic blueliner.
Even before Zdeno Chara was ready to return, the Bruins began scratching Morrow last week when they, for whatever reason, sat him in the middle two games of their four-game West Coast trip. It doesn't seem Morrow has done anything to get himself benched, however. Since being recalled in late October, the 22-year-old defenseman was everything but rocky, which was the biggest concern about him heading in given his offensive tendencies. Getting decent minutes (he averaged 16:41) against other teams' bottom-sixers, Morrow provided stability that Matt Bartkowski couldn't earlier in the season. His decision-making was sound and he didn't have major issues in coverage.
Now, Morrow understands those minutes may be harder to come by.
"Every day, even up here there's still healthy guys most of the time, so it was an ongoing process of possibly being in and out, so there's really not much to it," he said. "You've just got to go out and practice and see where you fit in and wait for another opportunity, whether it be here or whatever they decide to do. You never know.
"They keep you in the dark; they keep you out of everything and if you don't let that get to you, you should be fine. Just stay positive and live every day."
The level-headed Morrow is keeping surprisingly calm throughout the process. When the B's took him out of the lineup, he didn't become overly critical of himself or wondered what earned the benching, which is something young players experience frequently early in their careers.
"I guess at one point there's a part where you've got to look at yourself and say, 'Oh, well did I do something wrong or is it just kind of [they've] got to get some other guys in the lineup, switch things up a bit?'" Morrow said. "Personally, I didn't take it to heart."
The Bruins can still make room for Morrow. Zach Trotman remains in the lineup, with Claude Julien saying this week that he's felt Trotman has been the team's best defenseman on certain nights. He also likes that Trotman is a right shot, though the Bruins have lefties in Dennis Seidenberg and Torey Krug who can move over to allow another lefty, such as Morrow, to enter the lineup. The B's also shouldn't be above sitting Kevan Miller at points if need be.
"We're going to have a healthier back end, which will allow us to out the best players in the lineup," Julien said. "You hear us say it all the time – it's almost a cliche now – but healthy competition, right? That's what it ends up being."
Though coaches feel he has been a better NHL player than an AHL player, the possibility exists that Morrow could eventually fall victim to the waiver process and be sent to Providence. The B's can send guys like Morrow or Trotman up and down without exposing them to waivers, which is not the case for other defensemen such as Bartkowski. Morrow knows he could be sent back down, but he would be understanding of the numbers game if it happened.
"It's in the back of your mind, you know it is [a possibility]," Morrow said. "It is a chess match. You know they've got to strategically do things to help this organization and to keep it intact. Whatever that may be, I know I'm a part of it and I'm here to help out, too, so if that's the case that it does work out better that way, you can't be mad or you can't be disappointed about it. It's just the way things are."
|Injuries mean jobs: Bruins' young defensemen should seize moment like those before them
|11.20.14 at 3:14 pm ET
Peter Chiarelli will probably never say how many NHL defensemen he thinks he has again.
Since saying that he felt he had nine this offseason, the number has been tested significantly. After trading one of them in Johnny Boychuk, Chiarelli has seen five of his defensemen get hurt in the first 20 games of the season. Of the nine NHL-caliber defensemen Chiarelli said he felt the Bruins possessed, the only three who haven't suffered an injury this season have been Dennis Seidenberg, Dougie Hamilton and Matt Bartkowski.
That is rough, rough stuff for the Bruins, but it does allow that list of NHL defensemen to get longer. Games played as injury replacements have been the avenue to the NHL for many of Boston's young defensemen, with Hamilton really the only one who was actually given a job to begin his NHL career.
Adam McQuaid filled in for an injured Mark Stuart and took his job in 2011. Torey Krug and Matt Bartkowski earned their sweaters in the 2013 postseason. Kevan Miller and Zach Trotman got their feet wet a season ago with injuries to various blueliners, while Joe Morrow initially came up to replace the struggling Bartkowski this season but will remain in the lineup in part because of Boston's ailing back end.
Krug thinks that's a respectable way to become an NHL player. He feels jumping in to replace a hurt player leaves less room for thinking, which is a good way to avoid mistakes for a young player.
"It doesn't leave you time to think about what could happen or what could go wrong, because you're the only option," he said. "They're putting you in the game and you've just got to go out and do your thing. All the guys that have gone out and done so so far have taken the right mindset.
"That's the only reason I'm here right now, is because there was an opportunity with a couple guys hurt in the playoffs, and I [made] the best of it. I think these guys are doing a good job of taking these opportunities and running with it. It's fun when you earn things like that."
McQuaid had gotten off to a very encouraging start to this season coming off an injury-plagued 2013-14 campaign that saw him dress in only 30 games. With a broken thumb putting his season on hold for 6-8 weeks, the Bruins have to go back to their group of young defensemen for bigger and tougher minutes.
That won't be easy, but given the job that Miller did replacing him last season and the play they've gotten from other young blueliners, the Bruins are confident they can handle the loss.
"Is it a silver lining? It is in a way because we really felt we had some good depth on the back end," Claude Julien said. "I think it's showing now. Whoever we bring up seems to be doing a decent job. A lot of guys that are here now are going to make it difficult for us when it's all said and done. There's a pretty good competition going again on our back end."
Morrow, a 2011 first-round pick, has proven to be a better NHL player than he was an AHL player. Trotman, meanwhile, was replaced by Bartkowski on Saturday and eventually sent to Providence, but now he's back with the NHL club. Neither player was on Chiarelli's unofficial list of nine this summer, but they can add their names to it with strong performances.
Given their injuries, the Bruins' list of NHL-caliber defensemen isn't anything like what it was in the offseason, but as players return to the lineup, the B's could eventually find themselves at a point where they have more guys capable of handling NHL minutes than they did immediately after trading Boychuk.
"I think that number's grown," Krug said. "You're witnessing Joe come in and do a great job, and Trots is getting the experience and he's doing well. I think that number's getting higher and higher. Hopefully at some point, we have that many guys that the coaching staff has to make a decision who to play."
|Switch to Joe Morrow a big reason why Bruins have survived without Zdeno Chara
|11.11.14 at 1:07 pm ET
WILMINGTON — The Bruins are now 6-1-0 without Zdeno Chara. They're also 5-0-0 with Joe Morrow in the lineup instead of Matt Bartkowski.
The latter point isn't a shot at Bartkowski, a good player whose struggles with his game and his confidence led him to the press box for the time being, but it does tell part of the story as to why the Bruins have improved defensively over the course of this stretch without their best defenseman.
Paired with Adam McQuaid, Morrow, a 2011 first-round pick, has been safe. For a team that had been looking up to tighten up defensively, that's all the B's could have wanted. Like Bartkowski, Morrow is a good skater and passer, but Bartkowski's decision-making and defensive coverage were uncharacteristically poor in his five games this season. The Bruins called up Morrow after the team's Oct. 28 loss to the Wild to replace Bartkowski.
Decision-making was one of the questions attached to Morrow when the Bruins got him from the Stars as part of the Tyler Seguin trade. Peter Chiarelli said the day of the trade that the B's would be patient with the twice-traded player and give him the proper AHL instruction. That potential red flag that has been mentioned at points of his two-year-plus AHL career has yet to pop up.
In fact, Morrow has been told by former coaches who have watched his short stint in the NHL — Providence coaches among them – that he is a better NHL player than he is an AHL player.
"I don't know exactly what that means, but when you when you have the company of these players around you and that's what you're playing with, you kind of raise your game match theirs and to contribute," Morrow said. "You don't want to let anyone in the dressing room down. You know it's really important to win up here, so you give that little extra effort.
"Yeah, I think I have a more suitable style to the National Hockey League than I do to the American Hockey League, but I guess time will tell if that's really true."
His coaches and former coaches aren't the only ones who have been satisfied with what Morrow's brought to the table. Tuukka Rask said that Morrow has brought some defensive stability to the B's.
"I think he's been playing really good and improving every game," Rask said of Morrow. "Especially the past couple of games, I've really liked the way he's played and played defense and carried the puck up the ice."
Rask pointed to a third-period play Monday against the Devils in which Morrow's positioning allowed him to break up a potential back-door scoring opportunity and skate the puck to safety.
"Things like that that people might not see," Rask said, "I see and try to give them credit for it."
All in all, Rask likes the way the team has looked defensively of late.
"Really good. Really good," Rask said of the Bruins' play in their own zone. "We're eliminating chances we kind of want to eliminate and making little plays around the net and taking their sticks away and stuff. It's paid off lately. I feel like we're really taking steps in the right direction."
Bartkowski is a better player than he's shown and he will be better if and when he gets more games. His absence, however, has allowed the Bruins to get a look at another young defender and enjoy stronger defensive efforts.
|Bruins send Joe Morrow to Providence
|10.26.14 at 11:27 am ET
The Bruins announced Sunday that they have reassigned defenseman Joe Morrow to Providence of the AHL.
Morrow, a first-round pick of the Penguins in 2011 who came to the Bruins from the Stars in the Tyler Seguin trade, had been recalled Saturday along with Zach Trotman. Morrow served as the seventh defenseman, sitting Saturday against the Maple Leafs, while Trotman played on the third pairing alongside Matt Bartkowski.
In five games for Providence this season, Morrow has a goal and an assist for two points and a plus-4 rating.
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|Bruins announce rookie camp roster
|08.30.13 at 1:34 pm ET
The Bruins announced their roster for rookie camp, which is set to begin next Wednesday at Ristuccia Arena. It is as follows:
FORWARDS: Anthony Camara, Mitchell Dempsey, Campbell Elynuik, Alex Fallstrom, Justin Florek, Seth Griffith, Jayden Hart, Alexander Khokhlachev, Jared Knight, Matthew Lindblad, Wayne Simpson, Ryan Spooner, Maxime Villemaire
DEFENSEMEN: Mickael Beauregard, Chris Casto, Alex Cord, Tommy Cross, Jesse Lees, Steven Spinell, Zach Trotman
GOALTENDERS: Adam Morrison, Malcolm Subban
The notable exception here is Joe Morrow, a defenseman picked 23rd overall in the 2011 draft by the Penguins and was acquired in the trade that sent Tyler Seguin to Dallas.
Morrow, 20, figures to spend at least a year or two in the AHL before he figures to contend for a full-time job in Boston. Here's what Peter Chiarelli said about him the day they acquired him:
"Still a young player, very strong skater, finding his way, but we have a lot of time for him and we think he can develop into a top four NHL defenseman with the right development."
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Good Vacation
Just returned from 2 weeks at the Internacional. It was with great misgivings that we set off for this trip after reading some of the reviews. Some of the points made were legitimate, but on the whole the hotel was very nice, lovely clean rooms, friendly people, great bar staff. The food ranged from excellent to mediocre to downright awful, depending on the chef on duty at the time. Entertainment was cheesy at best, but they do a great job with the resources they have at hand. Loved the set up of the lobby bar leading out on to a terrace and ocean view, quite spectacular, will go again to Cuba, this was our second trip, but will stay at a different resort next time, anyone younger than 35, go somewhere else for fun, this is definitely an older persons resort.
We will be back!
Just got home today....stayed at the Internacional Hotel in Varadero. Loved It!!!! Tons of food ( sometimes the meat was tough, lots of fruit and vegies, desserts, wine with meals....cheerful employees,....ust a super time with the beach right out the door. I will go back again!
Fantastic Vacation
My two weeks in Varadero was relaxing and one of the most enjoyable trips ever. The staff at the hotel were friendly and went out of their way to make sure that we had a good time. Tourist participation was great and everyone joined in. The food was much better than last year due to an increase in fresh vegetables. There is nothing I can say except I will return next year for sure.Laurie Atkinson
Loved cuba and the hotel
we stayed at the Internacional for 2 weeks in jan 2004. We loved the hotel, the people and the service. The Hotel is not modern but has a lot of character. I would say that the food was satisfactory and there is no possible way someone could go hungry. There was always something for everyone. The beaches were beautiful and clean. It would be nice if the Cuban's would improve there system to keep the food warmer. The rooms were large and clean. I would suggest taking your own shampoo and soap. I defintely would recommend this hotel to our people
Varadero Delight
The Hotel Internacional staff were warm, friendly and provided great service. The beach was beautiful. The hotel grounds were clean and well maintained. Buffet meals were okay but not great. The onsite restaurant (dinner reservations reqd) was good. The town of Varadero offers a view of life in Cuba, and permits the opportunity to purchase crafts, rum, cigars etc. The trip to town by horse drawn cart is a treat or buy a $10 bus pass and travel into town and up and down the hotel strip for the day! Our day trip to Havana was super. The architecture of old Havana is spectacular and an evening at the Tropicana was great fun! We enjoed the people and sites of Cuba will return to Varadero again!
Not the Ritz but gives a good vacation
If you are looking for 4star to mean North American glitz and gourmet cuisine, you will not find it here. But then, you are in a different country and your $s are going much further. If you are looking for clean rooms, friendly staff, gorgeous beach on your doorstep, energetic if a little undisciplined entertainment, convenience and plenty of food, this is a great place to stay. The beach was clean and well looked after. Day and night we felt safe wandering either along the beach or along the street running along the peninsula.The options for meals were several but most meals were easiest taken at the buffet which offered plenty of food and plenty of variety. Much of the food was our cafeteria quality but some was delightful. The restaurants (cabaret, continental and snack bar) were a little better and definitely had different atmospheres to suit your mood. Activity staff were friendly and enthusiastic, evening entertainments were fun too (if a little loud). Tips and gifts were gratefully appreciated by the staff.
Very disappointed
My family and I left on the 18th of December 2003 to Varadero. When we came there, the weather was so freezing! We had to sleep in our clothing. After the fourth day, the weather became really nice and sunny. We were only able to enjoy it for our 3 remaining days, but at least we got some good weather. The hotel room.. The smelliest thing I've ever smelled in my life!! It stunk like a farm! It was soo gross.
The people who cleaned the rooms, well, they didnt. We had the dirtiest toilet. Food... if you came on this vacation to eat, then you wont be satisfied. We didnt come for the meals, therefore, to us, the food was allright. Not great, but allright. The entertainment team... huh, whats that? never heard of it. The best thing about the whole vacation was the beach. It was fairly clean with comfortable recliners. The water had a very nice temperature to swim in. Another good thing was the oceanview balconies. In the morning, I would wake up and look outside and it made me forget SOME of the bad stuff going on. Thats about all for the good stuff. The only reason we decided to come on this vacation was because we got a good deal, it had tennis courts, it had a nice beach and it was 4 stars. This hotel deserves no more than 3 stars.
Dont be fooled and dont make the same mistake as my family. DONT GO TO THIS HOTEL!! I would have rather gone to Lake Ontario with a suitcase and had my vacation there...same thing. If all the people who went to this hotel wrote a review, I'm sure that more than 80% would say its horrible. Sorry, but the truth hurts.
No more cuba
We stayed at this hotel a couple of years ago and our experience was not very pleasant. We arrived 2 days after a hurricane and there was no running water. We were given 1 liter of water to wash with, flush the toilet with and drink. When we dared to ask for more we were refused.
Next day we had to buy water from the locals. Our bath was mouldy, ceiling was mouldy..... Only a cuban would believe that this is 4 star.
We won't definitely go back to this hotel again.
This year we went to the Seychelles and it is absolutely different story. The people are very friendly, food fantastic and the island is very clean. I recommend it.
The worst experience ever!
Horrible place to stay. Advertised as a four star where it would barely pass as a two star! Entertainment staff was no where to be found, food was horrible, you pay for the nightly shows...and your all inclusive services are changing from day to day! On top of that they were renovating the place and twice the ceiling started to leak! Nothing nicer than waking up to hammering at 7 am and feeling the walls behind your washroom are falling apart! I do not recommend this resort to anyone that wants to enjoy their holidays!
Best hotel in varadero
Anyone who wants to stay in a lovely hotel with all amenities, great service, beautiful beach, water sports then solymar is the place to stay in varadero. The service there is exceptional!Mary Casey
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Life's a beach
Alright all, Got to a place calle varedero on Sunday morning and check in to our beach room right by the beach. Perfect place for just relaxing and enjoying the beautiful weather it about 30'degrees. It got to one of the best beach I've been to the sand is pure white and the sea is crystal clear. We been mostly sun bathing and eating. Food and service here is very basic one place we were in the chef and waiter was asleep and everything we wanted they didn't have except for ...
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Onwards, farewell Trinidad and the central south coast. Today we are back with Francisco and Daniel and driving north to Varadero. It'll be a long tiring day but wow the sights! We head into the Escambray mountains for a visit to a coffee plantation, one of many in the area and enjoy a perfect cup of Espresso with a display by the local parrots who are squawking non stop in the trees surrounding us. I do get ...
Resort Dogs and Cats end up Dead!
... a guard did not want to let me past to take her home - I had difficulty understanding him and was afraid of him. He did eventually let me pass and I then found another guard who was happy to take her the rest of the way home. Coming back I had to go past this same guard whom I was now afraid of. I told him that I was only taking the dog home. He said ""I dont believe you - I am going to report you" and followed me back. I was afraid and ...
First time in Cuba
... Canadians and some were European and Latin American. They were very friendly and very entertaining. I never felt alone all those times I was there. No matter where I go, there was always a person or two willing to talk. While I was wondering around the resort, I was also taking pictures of all the things I have seen. 1 pm arrived, everyone made their way to the restaurant for lunch. I looked around to see what they have, I was pleasantly surprised. Very decent food but the ...
... return"). These men constitute the "Cuban Five" whom were taken prisoner by the US for attempted terrorism against US Cuban citizens in 1998. Cuba argues that they are innocent, but the US does not. Tack another reason up on the grudge board between the US and Cuba that I learned today.
After lunch in Santa Clara, we drove to Varadero - a popular tourist beach and sister city to Cancun. In our resort, there are LOTS of Canadians. I think we're the only white ...


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RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) - It's been almost six years since Amber West watched her 5-year-old daughter tumble from a horse at the Black Hills Stock Show & Rodeo.
She said it seems like yesterday that Jaycie fell, her small head then struck by the horse's hoof.
"I remember every second," West said of the Jan. 25, 2008, accident in the indoor riding arena at the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center.
Jaycie West lay on the ground, moaning. She was, however, bleeding only slightly from the top of her head.
"I thought we were headed to get stitches," said Amber, who was shocked during the ambulance ride to Rapid City Regional Hospital when paramedics removed the bandanna from her daughter's head to reveal her brain tissue had swollen and was bulging from her skull.
A visiting surgeon from Johns Hopkins Medicine confirmed her building fears.
"I looked at him, looking for reassurance, and said, "She's going to be OK, right?" Amber remembered. "And he looked at me and said, 'This is as bad as it gets.'
"It felt like somebody had punched me in the stomach."
Jaycie went into surgery an hour after arriving at the hospital so doctors could repair a 2 1/2 inch by 3 1/2 inch gash on top of her head and remove bone fragments buried in her brain.
The part of her brain that had swollen and had been exposed to the air and dirt at the arena had to be removed.
Amber told the Rapid City Journal (http://bit.ly/1f8FDX1 ) the doctor told her that children with Jaycie's type of brain injury have a good chance of not being cognitively affected because the brain can regenerate and compensate for what was lost.
"It's amazing," Amber said.
Jaycie stayed in intensive care for 10 days and then transferred to the children's floor of the hospital for a week, spending another two and a half weeks in a rehabilitation center to recover movement in the left side of her body.
When she returned home, she had physical-therapy sessions in Philip, where the Wests lived at the time.
And as the family prepares to attend the Black Hills Stock Show & Rodeo this year, Jan. 31 through Feb. 9 in Rapid City, there is little reminder of the accident, save for a scar beneath Jaycie's wispy blond hair and a finger that sometimes goes numb.
"God has a big plan for her," Amber said. "She very well could not have made it that day. To make it, much less be 100 percent functional and smart and not one single handicap, is amazing."
Now 11, Jaycie said her love of horses has never waned. She doesn't remember the accident, but does remember doing rehabilitation exercises and can recall some of the new people she met, including President Barack Obama in 2009.
Obama pointed at her in the crowd of Children's Miracle Network visitors to the White House and Jaycie West invited him to "come to South Dakota to play basketball, go hunting and ride horses." The president replied, "That's a busy day."
Being atop a horse is second-nature for Jaycie, who now lives on a ranch 17 miles south of Union Center with her mother, a competitive barrel racer, her father, Zach, a team roper and retired bronc rider, and younger brother, Eastan.
"Brownie is my new one," Jaycie said of her horses. Her favorite rodeo sport now is barrel racing, a love she learned from her mother.
Now one of 14 students at a country school in Hereford, the fifth-grader plays piano and basketball, listens to country music - particularly Miranda Lambert - and hangs out with her friends.
Amber said Jaycie's fall helped the family pull together.
Amber said she remembers standing over her daughter on the day of the accident as the medical team worked on her at the hospital.
"When the doctor said it (was bad), I went into the bathroom, threw up and had a meltdown," she said. "But Eastan, he was 3 - and I had to pull myself together."
Zach said he went outside and had a moment and after that, it was, "OK, we're not going to settle for anything other than her being fine. We're not going to sit around and cry and poor-me. We're determined she's going to be OK and that's just all there is to it."
Over the course of many months, Jaycie slowly regained movement in her hands and the left side of her body. She faced another challenge when she returned home, however. Her horse, Wanda, the one that had been her motivation to keep up with her rehab work, became ill.
"That's how I got her to work through rehab," Amber said. "She was frustrated and tired. They worked her hard. She would say, 'My hand won't work.' I'd say, 'Honey you have to keep trying; Wanda is waiting for you to get better and get home so you can ride.' So, she'd try again."
Wanda, a male horse, died a week after Jaycie returned home.
"He came in off-pasture from the barn and looked terrible," Amber said. "We ran him to the vet and we had to put him down."
It didn't deter Jaycie from her love of horses.
"She's never been afraid to ride," Amber said. "She rides very well."
Jaycie competed in her first barrel race eight months after the accident. She now rides a horse named Miss Muffet and has qualified for the 4-H Rodeo Finals.
"There's times she wins more money than I do," Amber said laughing.
Like any parent, she said she's still nervous when her children are doing anything dangerous.
"My son is 9 and all boy," Amber said. "He rides and drives everything, works cattle and rides and ropes and it terrifies me.
"You can't put them in bubble wrap," she said. "I know how quickly life can change. Just be prepared. Use safety precautions and have faith in God that they will be OK."
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So I got a second keg for the forth of july so I could have my belgian wit and apfelwein on tap, I started carbing the apfelwein with set it and forget it about a week and a half ago and just got the wit in the second keg to start carbing using shaking. My question is since I only have a single gas line hooked up to one at a time do I need to worry about one keg loosing some of it carbonation while it is sitting off the gas?? Sorry if this is a dumb question but it seems like my apfelwein is a little lower on carbonation than now than when I hooked up to the wit. Also is there an easy way to serve both kegs without haveing to connect and disconnect the gas line each time, with out buying another regulator??
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As long as you keep the pressure in the keg you can disconnect the gas line and have no worries about your beer losing carbonation. If you draw a few pints or purge the excess gas, then yes, over time the beer will lose some carbonation. But it won't be instantaneous or anything. Also, don't confuse carbonation of the beer with serving pressure. If you're pouring pints from a keg that isn't hooked up to gas it will still pour for a bit, but it will begin to diminish soon as the pressure is released to pour those drinks, making it appear as if you don't have enough carbonation.
The best way to serve two kegs with a single gas line is to get a "tee" to split the line into two outlets. A barbed brass tee with the right diameter will do the job for maybe just a few bucks. Otherwise you could step up to a manifold or distributor, but if you're looking for something quick and cheap for next weekend a simple tee is your best bet.
As long as all your O rings are getting a good seal, you wont lose any carbonation when the gas is disconnected. Check your seals with soapy water for slow leaks, and if there are none you're good.
Also, +1 to the brass air T or a manifold. If you have 2 kegs now....you're going to want 4, then 6 then 8!!! Having a selection of beers on tap at any time is a good thing


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I'm involved in a swap on another board I'm on, and I was wondering if anyone here would be interested? It's a fun way to check out what everyone else is doing and get some ideas (and feedback on your own stuff). The way it works is that everyone who is interested chimes in (and there is a deadline for chiming in) and then everyone makes enough bars for everyone in the swap to get one. You mail all your soap to the coordinator of the swap along with shipping $ for the return package - the coordinator mails everyone a package containing one bar from each participant (am I making sense??).
Also, we decide on a basic size of bar for the swap, and it could be themed (i.e. we all make lavender soap) or random (we all make whatever groovy soap we want to).
Anybody interested???
You read my mind! I'd love to participate in a swap! We had talked a while back about setting up a swap, but everyone was busy with the holidays, etc. If I may make a suggestion, though--- I've been in secret swaps before where - instead of mailing your stuff to the coordinator, the coordinator just organizes through e-mails and you send your stuff directly to the recipient. Kind of like a secret pal. That way, the coordinator is not left with the huge task of sending out all those packages. Does this make sense the way I explained it? I would be willing to coordinate it if it was that way. I wouldn't have the time to do all the packaging and re-packaging. If ya'll want to do it the other way, that's cool with me too. Someone else would have to be the coordinator in that event. In any event, however, count me in.
I would also suggest that we include other body products in it too, like bath bubbles, salts, lotions, etc. so we can get a variety of things. If you don't do other stuff, that's okay too. Maybe like a total of three things to be sent to the recipient - three different bars of soap, or two soaps and a lotion, etc. Can ya'll tell I've been thinking about this? LOL! Can't wait to get everyone's opinion on this.
I'll play. Whichever way you all decide to do it. I like the idea of different products too! I make everything, so it doesn't matter to me. JMO - but I don't care for the idea on all sending the same scent. It'll be neat to see the different scents that everyone has. I know I've got some off the wall ones.


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Please, Canada, stand up for democracy in Ukraine
I was born in 1991 in Kyiv, Ukraine, the same year we achieved independence. I don't remember the student Granite Revolution of 1990, I don't remember the proclaiming of independence, and I was too young to care about establishing the first constitution. But my life has been, and will always be, intertwined with my country's journey to democracy.
I grew up in an age of high expectations. We were a newly independent Ukraine, and I simply assumed that with each passing year life would get better, democracy would grow stronger.
Recently, I watched as the Supreme Court of Canada announced its decision on the contested election results in the riding of Etobicoke Centre. As an intern with the Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program, it was one of the many opportunities I have had to witness the workings of the Canadian government and judicial system. To many Canadians, the fact that the court was able to rule without political interference and that both sides accepted its decision without complaint may not seem remarkable. For me, it was an inspiring moment.
Canadian democracy may have its discontents but there are certain foundational beliefs -- such as the separation of judicial and political powers -- that are deeply embedded in Canadian culture. And those beliefs appear to me to be inviolable. I dream that one day my countrymen will come to share that bedrock democratic principle.
Leading up to the Oct. 28 election, I checked Ukrainian online media every half hour. Would these elections mark another tarnished moment in Ukrainian political life? Or would the process meet international election standards and give Ukraine a reason to stand tall among the democratic countries of the world?
As a Ukrainian citizen and an aspiring journalist, I can attest that the voting at the poll in the Embassy of Ukraine in Canada went smoothly. However, as I received information about the voting in Ukraine, and the flagrant abuse of the electoral process, I was struck with a bitter truth. My government is simply uninterested in public opinion and they unabashedly neglect basic democratic processes.
Numerous violations were confirmed by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) and the Ukrainian World Congress. The deputy chairman of the Central Election Commission, Zhanna Usenk-Chorna, declared the elections "the dirtiest in the history of Ukraine." Most importantly, the Central Election Commission denied the leaders of the opposition, Yulia Tymoshenko and Yurij Lutsenko, the opportunity to register as candidates.
Moreover, the media, owned and controlled by a few key players, did not grant equal media access to all candidates. There were also incidents of violence and intimidation of candidates and campaign workers, and reports of the use of invisible ink in certain polling stations. Finally, there have been reports of mass -- rather than individual -- casting of ballots.
If the voices of Ukrainians are silenced it will be a step backwards from the future we sought through independence in 1991. After decades of being afraid to speak out behind the Iron Curtain, it is almost unbearable to think that my country may be losing the democratic rights for which we fought so valiantly.
I came to Canada in search of a greater understanding of parliamentary democracy and now I find myself asking for much more. I ask you, Canadians, to urge your government to take concrete steps against Ukrainian government officials and Ukrainian businesses that are impeding the electoral process.
The Canadian government can and should lead an international effort to apply pressure to ensure that the judiciary remains independent. The Canadian government should impose sanctions on the officials responsible for the electoral violations. And Canada should refuse to issue visas to those officials and ban banking services by Canadian financial institutions for officials and businesses connected to the regime.
Even though Ukraine has a rich history and culture, the principle of one person, one vote is relatively new to our political institutions. Without a truly free election we cannot move forward. We cannot live up to the hopes and dreams our parents had when we gained our independence. Most of all, we cannot enjoy the basic freedoms of speech and association that are so admirably protected in Canada.
Individually, our voices are only a whisper. With your help, we can change the fate of my country.
Oleksandra Gaskevych, a student of journalism at University of Kyiv (Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv), is currently an intern with the Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition November 12, 2012 A11
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Machine Gun Kelly
About Machine Gun Kelly
Say what you will about him, but Machine Gun Kelly, AKA MGK, is considered one of the fastest and most versatile of contemporary spitters.
Since stepping foot in the rap game in 2006, he's released seven mixtapes and a studio album, and has already collaborated with the likes of DMX, Waka Flocka Flame, Dubo, Diddy, Sleeping With Sirens, Kid Ink, Elle Varner, Young Jeezy, Ester Dean, Lil Jon, French Montana, Red Cafe, King Los, Killa Kyleon, Juicy J, The Madden Brothers, Mike Posner, Krayzie Bone, The Kickdrums, Roscoe Dash, Lil Jon, Khil Datta, Caskey and more throughout his young career.
Most recently, he released a new mixtape titled Black Flag (after the pioneering punk band), soundtracked the trailer for the film Mandela, and wrapped up the "Raging With Reindeer II" tour. Stay tuned for the further exploits of Machine Gun Kelly.
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- His moniker was directly inspired by that of the real-life George "Machine Gun Kelly" Barnes, a famous Prohibition Era gangster from Memphis, Tennessee.
- He spent the first four years of his life in Egypt, thus learning to speak Arabic before English.
- Although a Cleveland representative through and through, MGK was born in Houston, Texas.
- His parents are missionaries, if you can believe it.
- Machine Gun Kelly's home studio is known as the "Rage Cage".
- He recorded his 2010 mixtape "Lace Up" during a creatively intensive three-month period.
- MGK was the first white emcee to win a battle rap competition at Harlem's Apollo Theater.
- MGK's track "Cleveland" is played at Cleveland Cavaliers home games to this day.
- He attended Hamilton Middle School in Denver, Colorado and Shaker Heights High School in Cleveland, Ohio.
- Machine Gun Kelly is a Pisces.
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we need to have a C# application I've written perform an automatic update of one of its main DLLs. The idea is when the .exe launches, it first checks the internet for an update - then downloads that update
once the download is complete we plan on performing a signature check on the DLL before executing
I'm new to the mechanics of .NET assembly signing, especially when it comes to versioned assemblies (going from version 1.0 to version 1.1)
does .NET offer anything that can help me? How do I correctly work within the constraints of strong naming? (can I?)
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1. In large mixing bowl combine butter, sugar and the vanilla powder, using a hand blender blend all the ingredients until you get soft, foamy mixture.
2. Now add the eggs one at a time followed by the milk, once done add the grated zest of an orange and a lemon followed by the sifted flour, potato starch and baking powder.
3. Divide the batter into 4 equal parts, using 4 different bowls; add the food coloring to 3 of the portioned batter and the fourth part can be left natural.
4. Prepare grease butter and flour a 7-inch mould and preheat the oven at 350°F.
5. Start by putting spoonful of mixture in the centre of the mould followed by the colored mixture, by dropping one spoonful at a time onto the previous one until you've run out of ingredients.
6. Bake the cake in a preheated oven for about 50-60, sprinkle the top with powdered sugar and edible glitters.
7. Serve the wonderful multi colored cake along with tea or coffee.
You can use a tall cake mould which allows the cake to rise vertically and when you slice it you'll see all the colors inside.


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I'm Chris King and I'm currently studying towards my MEng degree in Software Engineering, at Aberystwyth University.
I study software because I love it. Software shapes the world we live in - be it in the way we communicate, the way we do business, or even the way we make new scientific discoveries, software now plays a critical role.
Currently I am working as a Software Developer in Wuerzburg, Germany, as part of my degree. I'm learning as much as I can off some really talented developers, and loving every second.
I try and maintain a tech blog, and am always looking for exciting new projects to work on. If you think you we might enjoy a conversation, please drop me a line via email or twitter.
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SuSE Linux 7.0
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URL: http://www.suse.com/
Price: $69.99 US
Reviewer: Stew Benedict
If you like to measure your Linux distributions by the pound, SuSE Linux Professional 7.0 wins hands down. With 1,500 applications on 6 CDs and a DVD, you'll be hard pressed to come up with something that is not included.
In addition to the above media, SuSE 7.0 comes with two floppies, a boot disk and a modules disk and four books, Quick Install Manual; The Handbook, a technical guide; Configuration, which covers KDE, hardware installations and general Linux command-line usage; and Applications which covers StarOffice, Netscape, Acrobat Reader, the the GIMP, Sane and other multimedia applications.
The SuSE Linux 7.0 Package is the "other" OS for my CAD work. I had a 6GB drive available, so I pulled the other drive and dropped this one in. This is just being overly cautious, I never know when I'll get a call and need to run that "other" OS, and I need to be able to get back up ASAP. I did another install before this one, and the installer does recognize and offer to setup LILO for other OSes. The machine is a Pentium 166 with 80MB RAM. I went into the BIOS set up, re-scanned for the new HD and set the boot options to boot from CD.
This brought me to a text-based screen that said "Have a Lot of Fun!" and then proceeded into a normal kernel boot, scanning for devices, etc. One addition I noticed was the kernel scanning for braille devices—a nice touch. In fact, the box says SuSE Linux is entirely suitable for use by the blind. I also noticed that software RAID support is included in the provided kernel. I recently implemented this at a client's site, and it has worked out quite nicely, with two drives in a RAID 1 array for a redundant, mirrored system.
From the initial boot, the screen went blank, the speaker emitted a beep and that was it! At this point, according to the install, I should have been in YaST2, the SuSE graphical installer. Apparently I have issues with my video card, an ATI Mach64-based card. The notes in the CD folder mention typing "manual" at the LILO prompt for expert installation with YaST1, so I reboot and try this route, and the install goes into YaST1. This time I get to a "dialog", text-based install that asks my preferred language and proceeds to the option of a text-based YaST (see Figure 1), or graphical YaST2 (see Figure 2). I decide to live dangerously and try YaST2. This time I do get to the graphical interface, a little grainy at 800x600, but functional. So far, no mouse, but I can tab through the options, and it gets me to a screen where I can select my mouse type and port. Now we are off and running. Next we get to the keyboard layout and time zone, after which I am asked whether I want to upgrade or do a fresh install. I choose the fresh install. Next we have a choice of installs:
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Default with Office
Detailed Selection.
I choose Default with Office so I can appraise what gets installed by default.
Next I'm asked where I would like LILO to be installed and go with the suggested /dev/hda.... Then I personalize the installation with my first name, last name, login and password, and lastly, the root password I would like to use.
The default partitioning scheme sets up just three partitions: /boot, / and swap. I back up and opt for custom partitioning, which allows me to choose between ext2 and ReiserFS. I set up / and /boot, /usr and /home. The install gives you an option at this point to save your settings to floppy so, in case there is a problem, you can get back into where you left off.
While we're on partitioning, I should mention a little about ReiserFS. This is a relatively new journaling file system for Linux that boasts certain improvements over the standard ext2 file system. Journaling, if you're not familiar with database systems, implies that each file system transaction is written to a journal or log. It's possible to replay this journal in the event of a catastrophe and recover the lost transactions. The journal is flushed periodically once it is certain the transactions have actually taken place.
Here's the freshmeat.net entry on reiserfs:
reiserfs is a revolutionary new approach to file system design which stores not just file names but the files themselves in a B*-tree. It is a generation ahead of alternatives that use older, plain B-tree technology and that cannot store the files themselves in the tree.
Since I have some extra space on this drive, and don't quite know what to expect with ReiserFS at this point, I set up duplicate /home and /usr partitions, one with ext2 and one with ReiserFS. The chart below shows the layout I came up with:
/ 1GB ext2 /boot 7.8MB ext2/usr 1.5GB ReiserFS/usr2 1.5GB ext2/home 900MB ReiserFS/home2 900MB ext2swap 160MB
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Halawa Heights is a populated place LOCATED WITHIN the Halawa CDP. In turn, the Halawa CDP is located within Honolulu County.
Halawa Heights is located at latitude 21.378 and longitude -157.914. The elevation of Halawa Heights is 236 feet above mean sea level.
Since Halawa Heights is located within the Halawa CDP, all of the census and demographic data for residents of Halawa Heights are included as part of the information reported for Halawa CDP in the "Data" tab above.
In similar fashion, ALL OF THE NAVIGATION TABS ABOVE ARE FOR THE Halawa CDP Community Profile.
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(PG) Wandering Pools
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What an Awesome song! I love this. So dramatic XD
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An amazing theme from the Paladin Game. Truly this is one of my favorites.
Not only is the song itself amazing, but the loop is almost dead-on perfect. The only problem is when it gets to the beginning again it will cut out for a short moment.
As a fan of both the game and it's soundtrack, i feel that a 5 star is well deserved here.
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nice work
the music is pleasant it seems jazza that you improve in music every time. keep up the hard work.
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Rated 5 / 5 stars
What was your first guess? :3
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Well, I can guess that all of these songs with "PG" in front of them are all made for the Paladin game and at least these are good ones!