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Best of Europe in 3 weeks
I wanted to know if anyone had followed RS Best of Europe in three weeks itinerary. If so, how did it go?
I wanted to know if anyone had followed RS Best of Europe in three weeks itinerary. If so, how did it go?
As part of the tour or on their own?
On their own. :)
This is not the answer to the question you asked but: I took that 21 Day Best of Europe Tour one summer. I go to Europe every summer for 11 of the past 12 years. Knowing what I know about travel in Europe, I would find it extremely difficult if not impossible to follow that tour on my own as it covered so much territory providing transportation, lodging and meals that I would have had a heck of a time keeping up with its itinerary. As with all RS tours, I have taken 11 of them, the pace is very fast. Good luck and happy travels.
I'll bet not successfully. Look at the basic premise: best. Having spent years in Europe, some of the places are tenth tier and a couple more aren't even worth spit. Regardless of opinion, there are just too many things to side-track you along the way. Rome? I don't even like the place too much, but I couldn't start to show you it and the Vatican in two days. Paris? I kind of like it, but you ain't going to see even the best of it in a couple of days in what's left after the obligatory stuff is done. Germany is a great injustice. Beaune and Haarlem. They're Mr Steves' fascination. So is the CT. They're not representative of much, just cutesy and jam-packed. What about all the countries, let alone regions, that are equal or better, but missing. Back to regardless of opinion. If you tried to cover that much turf on your own and restricted yourself only to specific sites and sights visited by the tour, you couldn't pull it off in that amount of time. A tour would have buses waiting at the door, meals set up, head of line privileges, etc. The drivers would know the routes cold and have reserved parking everywhere. Us regular toads have to flail around to find the museum entrance, find parking, get lost and unlost, wait in lines, look at six menus to find a place to eat, tote our own trash through the metro.......the list is endless. I don't take tours, but they're not evil. The problem is that you can't duplicate them as an individual.
Claire, One of these days i would like to go on an office RS tour, but for now i am soloing it. What you could do is to join one of his tours and see if it floats your boat. You will get an idea on how it goes and the pace. this is just my opinion, but considering the size of "europe" and how/who defines the boundaries, 3 weeks woudlnt do it justice period. I spent 3 to 4 days in Dublin, Edinburg, London, Paris, Normandy and Amsterdam and that took me 1 month and i still didnt see everything i wanted. I would add to that ...Best of Europe in 3 week... "enough to get you interested to come back" . also, unless that tour was personally tailored to you specifically, you would probably be left with wanting more. happy trails.
Claire, I suspect there may be a few people who have tried the RS "Best of Europe" Itinerary, and while it may be feasible, it's FAR too ambitious (IMHO). As the others have said, that Itinerary works best for people taking an organized tour where every detail is arranged. Trying to work out the logistics for that Itinerary would wear me out! There are too many destinations in that for a 21 day time frame (again IMO). Cheers!
Anyone would be wrong to attempt to take a R/S 3 week itinerary. Rick's tours are d by professionals that know the turf and how to get through their itineraries with great efficiency. Any tourist that wants to take such a fast pace trip should just take a R/S tour. I prefer to take in a smaller geographic area and tour it well on my own.
When I get older, I may go on tours. But the all inclusive, go everywhere bus tour is not for me. It's just too tiresome.
I'll take the contrarian point of view. If money is not limited, and the traveler can use time efficiently, and just an overview is desired, it could be possible to run through Europe on this 21-days march. I did something like it on my first trip to Europe. In 1969 I had a Eurailpass that covered all of Western Europe. I made no train reservations and had a hostel reservation for only the first night. Of course, things have gotten more complex since then. I visited 6 countries and passed through a couple more in 4 weeks. A traveler out to get an overview could advance-plan a few stops, then fill in along the way. It is usually possible to buy a train ticket the day of or the day before travel. Rooms, hotels, etc can be found last-minute at train stations or by looking around. Computers are very useful for managing all this. We had no internet in 1969! The whole Trip could be planned out in advance, with reservations, train tix, etc. A good travel agent could set up part of the trip. Something usually doesn't work out, whether caused by illness, labor strikes, or weather. Just be flexible. I wouldn't expect that more than the most superficial overview would be possible with this many stops in 3 weeks, so don't plan on seeing everything. Just plan on coming back.
In my very limited experience I have learned.... Plan fewer stops and make most of your stops at least three days. Plan like it won't be your only trip to Europe. Even though everything looks close together the reason they are separate countries is because it isn't easy to get from one to another. If this is your first trip I recommend Paris and Rome with two more base destinations thrown in. Go slower, enjoy more. You'll want to go back again. P.S. Hearing Ed's view of Rome makes me now question his judgement.
Could you do it on your own? I suppose....but not successfully. Keep in mind the related RS's tour has a dedicated bus/driver and there are many efficiencies with transportation, arranged accommodations and very helpful guide. If you like the itinerary, consider a tour or a shortened "My Way 14 Days in Europe" tour. Perhaps a combination of a tour and then travel on your own?
Claire, Unlike most people on this site, I believe with thoughtful detailed planning that it can be done comfortably. My wife and I (age 62) just finished travelling for 35 days this past June. Five days in the States, immediately followed with 30 days travelling through 7 European countries (see my trip report '35 Day Adventure' from 8/29/13). Prior to this trip we had only been to Europe once for 2 weeks. During that trip we visited Salzburg, Prague, Vienna Venice, Florence, Rome and Positano. This trip we visited other cities to which we had never been. Our trip included: Overnight Plane 1 night Varenna 2 nights Monterosso 2 nights Florence 1 night Munich 1 night Rothenburg 1 night Bacharach 1 night Amsterdam 2 nights Bruges 1 night York 1 night Bath 3 nights London 3 nights Overnight Ferry to Normandy 1 night Bayeux 1 night Paris 4 nights Murren 4 nights
Continued from earlier post We planned everything in advance, trains, hotels etc. by ourselves, ..... with help from all the wonderful people on this website. Yes, it was fast pace but that pace was not a problem (for us). This trip was also probably too many one night stays for most people but it worked well for us. We intentionally planned this to be "an overview" trip and never felt rushed. In fact, had we stayed in several of the cities for 2 nights, instead of one, it would have been too long (in my opinion). Yes we were just skimming the surface throughout the trip but that was our objective. We now have a sense of where we would like to spend more time. The big advantage of doing it yourself is that you have flexibility and that allows you to adjust on the fly so you don't feel rushed. For example, while in Amsterdam, we planned to spend the afternoon riding bikes through Vondelpark. We visited the Rijksmuseum late that morning and liked it so much that we stayed at the Rijksmuseum a little longer and decided, at a moment's notice, not to do a bike ride. If you have planned your trip in detail by yourself, you know how to adjust on the fly, if necessary. Another example was during our visit to Murren. It was raining when we arrived and was cloudy with drizzle for the next two days. As a backup plan we did day trips to Luzern and Bern instead. We love the flexibility of planning and travelling by ourselves and will do so as long as we are able. We realize that someday we will be on the bus; hopefully not too soon! A possible alternative would be to start by doing an RS "My Way' tour. Whatever you decide, enjoy your trip!
Hi, The basic question is whether your interests would be better served by participating in a tour for the three weeks or settting the trip priorities yourself. Both have their pros and cons, it just depends on which you value more. I would rather pick my own itinerary with consideration to time and distance, plot how to reach the place, accomodations, trains, without sacrificing flexibility, instead of relying on "their" judgement.
Unlike most people on this site, I believe with thoughtful detailed planning that it can be done comfortably i my opinion this is the key. Yes, it was fast pace but that pace was not a problem (for us). This trip was also probably too many one night stays for most people but it worked well for us. We intentionally planned this to be "an overview" trip and never felt rushed. In fact, had we stayed in several of the cities for 2 nights, instead of one, it would have been too long (in my opinion). This will be relative to the persons. Since this was your goal then its what you ended with and planned for. some people want the whole shebang and dont know whats in store for them. This is how i see/do it. If im going there anyway, why not stay a few days and do as much as i can in that time. I maybe able to see what i want so that when i go back i can skip or minimze my time there AGAIN so i can use that $$$ on a differnt place. but that is just how i think/do it. The big advantage of doing it yourself is that you have flexibility and that allows you to adjust on the fly so you don't feel rushed. i cant agree more. also, once youve dont your own trip planning, the next should be easier and hopefully you wil have the tools to do it on the fly or by winging it. i think Original Poster has some things to think about. IT will be interesting to see what happens. happy trails.


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Brian Shaw is a lot more than a guy who coaches the triangle
May 13, 2011, 6:59 PM EDT
Lakers assistant Brian Shaw is all over the place now. Interviewed in Houston, will get interviewed for Golden State, and of course is at the front of the line for the Lakers gig.
Soon, somewhere, he is going to be an NBA head coach.
On of the best bits of reporting this week came in a feature from ESPN's Arash Markazi talking about the most trying time in Shaw's life. Shaw had bought his parents a car and a second home in Las Vegas, and his father, mother, sister and young niece were driving out there.
When the phone rang at 8:30 the next morning, Brian Shaw got up slowly, looked at the clock and answered the phone. It was about a 10-hour drive from Oakland to Las Vegas, and Shaw was certain he would hear his father's voice on the other end of the line.
"It was the coroner's office saying they had gotten into a car accident," Shaw said, still struggling with the words nearly 18 years later.
According to reports, the Nevada Highway Patrol would conclude that Charles, 52, fell asleep at the wheel at about 5:15 a.m. on Interstate 15, just 9 miles from Las Vegas. The car hit the center divider and rolled, ejecting Charles; Barbara, 51; Monica, 24; and Brianna. Barbara and Monica died at the scene of the accident. Charles died from his injuries about an hour later at University Medical Center in Las Vegas. Brianna, who was riding in a child-restraint seat, survived, but was hospitalized with a ruptured spleen and facial lacerations.
"I felt like I was in a bad dream," Shaw said. "Like I was in a nightmare and I was going to wake up and everything was going to be fine again."
Like any of us would, Shaw beats himself up over the incident, even though it was not his fault.
We all to often talk about players, coaches and more in an impersonal way. They are part of a fantasy team or just the guy we see on television. They guy that helped our team succeed or stood in their way.
But they are all human being who struggle with the same issues and challenges we all do. Some with horrific loss. Yes, they have been blessed with athletic gifts and get to make a lot of money playing a game, but that doesn't make losing your family feel any different.
Go read the whole piece. You'll come away rooting for Brian Shaw (at least a little bit).
- cosanostra71 - May 13, 2011 at 9:56 PM
Great article. Brian Shaw is a character guy who has all the makings of a great coach. I will be extremely disappointed if the Lakers hire anyone else, to be quite honest.
- purdueman - May 14, 2011 at 5:07 AM
First of all, the Lakers have been eliminated from this years playoffs, hurrah-hurrah!
Putting aside the glut of syrupy Shaw characters columns of late, as a rookie head coach Shaw's simply the wrong guy to take over a team of mostly on the wrong side of 30 veteran players. We've seen that movie before with former Laker rookie head coach and fan favorite Kurt Rambutt and the ending wasn't pretty.
The mere fact that the Lakers have told Shaw he's free to seek a head coaching position elsewhere speaks volumes. Add to that that Dunleavy and Adelmen are the hot names being dropped by Lakers staffers and, well, you get the picture.
Part of the reason that Phil Jackson was so successful with the Lakers is because he was able to put Kobe in his place and get him to stop back seat driving the team. A rookie head coach is just an invitation for Kobe to ride shotgun again and do as he pleases when things aren't going so well.
- hoopsfanatic - May 14, 2011 at 11:27 AM
Currently, I am leaning in your direction. If the Lakers would have won the title, I would have had no problems with Brian Shaw taking over, especially in light of the impending lockout. However, considering the Lakers disappointing postseason, I think it might be best if the Lakers looked outside the organization for their next hire.
fyi, I notice that there is another poster on this site using "hoops" as part of his name. I hope there is no confusion of who is who. I enjoy our banter, but I don't want to be held liable for someone else's comments. 😀
- purdueman - May 16, 2011 at 2:00 PM
Thanks, hoops! I enjoy your banter too and appreciate the heads up about the potential confusion over "handle" names… I didn't realize that there was more than one poster in that department, but will now of course watch for same.
If the Lakers were serious about hiring Brian Shaw, it would have already happened and they wouldn't have given him permission to interview already for two different head coaching positions. Shaw would be perfect for a team that's about to be "transitioned", but Lakers GM Kupchak has made it clear that he has no intention of going in that direction.
It really makes no sense for the Lakers to rebuild right now either, as I'm sure Kobe wants no part of that and still has a couple of productive years left.
The hot rumor today here in LA is that the Lakers have started to aggressively shop Odom for a starting point guard. Reports out here on sports talk radio say that the Lakers have not contacted New Orleans about Paul though (as I'm sure that the Lakers realize Bynum would have to be part of any such deal), but have contacted Denver, Cleveland and one other team that's already out of the playoffs.
I think that even though the Lakers are "Showtime", their front office has grown weary of the La Mar/Kardasian distracting side show too. I bet though that La Mar will throw a major hissy if he's exiled far, far away from Hollywood to the obscurity that is Cleveland, but then again his only alternative should such a trade occur would be to retire (as I'm sure that he has all the money that he needs by now for the rest of his lifetime).
- thetooloftools - May 13, 2011 at 11:53 PM
The rest of the NBA is hoping and praying the Lakers let Shaw walk. He is smart and tough and that makes for a powerful coach.
Look at Doc Rivers.
Last I looked Brian Shaw has had "stud" coaches both playing and as an assistant.
Lakers: let him walk at YOUR own peril.
- thetooloftools - May 15, 2011 at 2:35 AM
I'm LeBron James.
I didn't say anything stupid today but I'm posting to keep my name out there.
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A bunch of the Japanese games are ridiculously unoriginal:
Hikozaru (Chimchar): Hi=fire, ko=kid, and zaru, which comes from saru=monkey.
Ghost (Gastly): Speaks for itself.
Lizardon (Charizard): Again, speaks for itself.
Showers, Thunders (Vaporeon, Jolteon): Seriously?
Porygon: From Polygon. Again, wow.
Miniryu (Dratini): Mini + Ryuu=dragon
Usokki (Sudowoodo): Uso=fake, lie. Ki=Tree
I could go on and on. And that's just what I notice from my very limited Japanese vocabulary XD
Zapdos is named Thunder yeah... two Pokemon have the SAME FUCKIN NAME!!! just with an added S...
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Sounds like you guys covered most of gen 1. I agree with a lot of them, but I do feel I can sort of go easy on them since it was only the first wave of many. Now talking about gen 5 is another story and I'm not being a hater, but after over a decade I would expect better than Eelektrik, Klink & evo's, Roggenrola (I hate that pun -_-), Timburr, Gurdurr, Throh, and Sawk. I mean those are just plain irritating.
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Machop/champ/chok isn't much better
Black: 4727-9836-9051
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Platinum: 0003-5833-1618
Soul Silver: 3138-3094-2458
Don't get me started on the Japanese names though...
I claimed Beedrill. <3
Harukaze Doremi is my waifu
Running out of ideas there...DUN color+=
Reaching for ideas there...
Agreeing with others, Muk, Seel, Dewgong, Spheal, Ekans, Arbok, Caterpie, Pignite, Emboar, Throh, and Sawk. If nobody's said them, I'd also like to toss in Beautifly, Silcoon, Pidgey, and Spearow. I mean, come on. They're just stupid puns on the names of regular animals.
And isn't Articuno's Japanese name "Freezer"? We know it freezes stuff, it's a goddamned Ice type. Also, household appliances.
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Political hub and capital of the galaxy, Coruscant has appeared in many Star Wars games.
Hiding and resting place of the Jedi master Yoda.
It's a battle station the size of a small moon. It's also loaded with a laser capable of obliterating planets whole. It's the Empire's ultimate weapon. It's no moon.
The planet where the last galactic battle was fought within the Star Wars universe. Home of the Ewoks.
A lush, tropical planet filled with many exotic plants and animals, Felucia was a major CIS base during the Clone Wars. Later, during the times of the Empire, fugitive Jedi Shaak Ti and Maris Brood found sanctuary there.
A planet in the Star Wars universe. It is covered in ice and snow and was once home to Rebel Base, Echo Base.
Kamino is the planet that appears in episode II of the star wars films. In the films the whole planet is made up of a vast ocean with one platform upon which a cloning factory is placed
In the Star Wars universe it is the home of the Wookiees.
Malastare is a planet in the Star Wars universe.
Introduced in Episode I, The Phantom Menace, Naboo has become one of the more popular planets and is a location for many games set in the Star Wars universe.
A moon of Nal Hutta, this planet acts as a haven for smugglers and criminals. It is controlled by the Hutt empire.
The junk planet where all ships and droids go to die.
Space, the Final Frontier, the focal point and main location of space faring games, from Asteroids to the Mass Effect series.
A stationary or geosynchronous facility located in space, engineered for habitation.
Spanning across 120,000 light years, the Star Wars galaxy has been home to the Galactic Republic, the Galactic Empire, the Jedi Order, and a multitude of star systems and inhabited planets.
A desert planet in the Star Wars universe, Tatooine orbits twin suns and is primarily populated by moisture farmers and those looking to let the imperial heat die down. It reportedly has rich mineral deposits, but the harsh weather and conditions makes mining too expensive to be profitable.
The training place for the Jedi in the Star Wars universe.
Fourth moon of the planet Yavin from the Star Wars universe taking back ground in many games.
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- Miranda Cosgrove as Carly Shay
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Ummm where's the answer key, I need to check my answers.
i think these tests are more important the more you touch the ball, so for QBs who have to read quickly, react and communicate, it is probably pretty important. for DTs who have less of that to do, its probably not as important as agility and strength.
as far as getting into college - this is part of the "exit" exam, not entrance, bama should not be penalized for this kid not taking a test seriously.
I agree, neither should Auburn or Arkansas or Florida or Tennessee. What about LSU?
Considering he went to LSU, I don't think Bama had anything to do with the situation at all
that is what you think...
that the score rises the closer you are to the ball when on the field. O-Linemen actually traditionally score higher than others on this test. I imagine Molk probably did well if he didn't get pissed off that they were asking him dumb questions.
I don't take the Wonderlic seriously anymore (if I ever did). There is plenty of evidence that it just does not translate to the football field (apparently Patrick Peterson is also really dumb, got like an 8 or something), so what's the point? It's pretty safe to say that the star football players are going to get paid, they're going to get a chance to play, and they will pretty much be able to coast throughs school.
That said, you do have to try to get such a low score. By "try" I mean sit at a desk and circle letters for your answers that make a pretty picture. Don't take this too seriously. Football players are (generally) not very smart. But they're good at football, and that's what counts in the end
Is all it comes down to. Wonderlic shows some mental ability. The questions can be confusing for those without problem solving skills. But you would think that if you answered A for every answer you would still get like a 10?
One goes to LSU
i believe youre wrong on the scoring. i think 50 is the highest score, not 100. seems to me like higher scores for qbs are in the 35 and 40 range, not 70 and 80... so 4 should mean he answered 4 correctly.
Andy Katzenmoyer was in classes like, golf 101, racket ball 101, physical ed, and some other 7th grade level classes. That my friend is how a stud football player can get a 4 on the wonderlic. Plus some people can't test worth a crap I think Vince Young got a 4 or lower on his wonderlic test also.
He took summer courses in Frisbee golf and AIDS awareness.
He probably wouldn't go to college if there was a different way for him to play football professionally. It just so happens that to play football, he has to go to school and learn about things he doesn't care about for a few years. Sure a 4 is terrible but he probably wasn't studying medicine or rocket science, and for a good reason
The answer is that its the SEC. Aside from Vandy, the schools in that conference aren't exactly stellar academic institutions. There's no doubt that schools like Alabama and LSU admit the kids for football and their only expectation is to win championships. When it comes to school, those kids are just passing through.
That being said, I don't think Claiborne is inherently stupid. He's smart enough to read and digest whole playbooks. That takes a high level of intelligence.
Isn't the very credible rumor that Derrick Rose did not even take the SAT but had someone else take it (or Calipari had someone take it) for him to get into Memphis? One of my friends had classes with numerous Michigan athletes and stated that some of them have difficulty speaking English or at least speaking English properly. Poor schooling and other economic, social, and racial factors play into these things.
Maybe he just drew a really nice picture instead.
Was it that Wonderlic test with only 15 questions? Because that one has a key to tell you what your score would mean on a 50 question test.
How can one score a 45 on the Wonderlic and not make a gajiliion dollars per year?
"The academic support at (Ohio), there is no way you can fail. Even if you give minimal effort there is no way you can fail."
Some athletes, black or white, football or field hockey, have conditioned themselves to not concern themselves with written exams. And to this point, which has been rehashed several times on this board already, thier professional careers will not hinge on thier ability to correctly identify the next number in a series but much more so on thier speed, strength, and quickness.
Can you please post the answers to your sample questions so I can see how I did?
There is another one, it seems he has a learning disability related to reading. Known as far back as when he was being recruited. Given the test is timed, if you have trouble reading for some reason that would pretty much sink you.
I wonder if Mensa candidates should do the mile run, push-up test, sit-up test, and sit-and-reach.


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Thanksgiving has come and gone. It wasn't even last month at this point. It was days and weeks and months ago. But I'm thankful for something I'd like to add to my list from last year. I'm thankful the Florida Gators only have to face South Carolina's Jadeveon Clowney once more. He has to leave after his junior season, right? I present to you the No. 1 overall pick in the 2014 NFL Draft. The post Late Thanksgiving Thankfulness: Thankful The Florida Gators Only Face Jadeveon Clowney Once More appeared first on The Bull Gator.
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Egypt clashes at trial of security officers
CAIRO Riot police fired tear gas Saturday to disperse dozens of demonstrators throwing rocks outside an Alexandria courthouse where the city's ex-security director and other officers are on trial for the killing of protesters during Egypt's 2011 uprising.
The confrontation comes a week before the country marks the second anniversary of the revolt that ousted the country's longtime autocratic ruler, Hosni Mubarak, and highlights the frustration expressed by many over the pace of reform in the Arab world's most populous nation.
Alexandria's former security director Mohammed Ibrahim is on trial along with five other police officers accused of using excessive violence to put down the 18-day revolt. In Alexandria, as elsewhere in Egypt, thousands of protesters have taken to the streets over the past two years to demand "qisas" - Arabic for retribution - for those killed in clashes with security forces.
Relatives of the dead say they have little confidence in the justice system or police investigations.
"It is one long chain of corruption," said Ramadan Ahmed, whose 16-year-old son Mohammed was shot dead in clashes outside an Alexandria police station.
Since Mubarak was deposed on Feb. 11, 2011, nearly 100 police officers have been brought to trial on charges of killing and wounding protesters, although all were acquitted or received suspended sentences.
Ahmed said he believes the judiciary and the pervasive security forces are still loyal to the former regime.
"No one alive will get their rights until these people who died do," he said
The Saturday clashes broke out as human rights activists and family members of those killed in Alexandria protested outside the courtroom. Most of their slogans focused on the police but it was not immediately clear how the violence began. At least three demonstrators and three riot police required medical care for tear gas inhalation and injuries from flying rocks, witnesses and state media said.
Later in the day, clashes erupted again after Judge Mohammed Hammad Abdel-Hadi barred the prosecution from calling witnesses to testify.
Out of around 900 people killed nationwide in the anti-Mubarak protests, some 300 were reportedly killed in Alexandria during the revolt. Mubarak and the former interior minister were sentenced to life in prison for failing to stop the killings, and were granted a retrial this month.
Ahmed said the loss of his son still shocks the family and has taken a toll on him.
"Imagine spending 18 years wanting a son and finally having Mohammed," said the retired naval officer.
Like others who lost loved ones during the uprising, Ahmed said he voted for President Mohammed Morsi, who had been imprisoned under Mubarak for his activities with the then-outlawed Muslim Brotherhood group. Ahmed said he met with Morsi after he was elected last summer in the nation's first free presidential vote.
"I told him there must be justice for my son. He took the picture of Mohammed and another boy from Suez and kissed it. He asked to keep the pictures and was clearly affected."
In another case involving protesters, an Egyptian criminal court on Saturday invoked a presidential amnesty and dismissed charges against 379 people accused of taking part in deadly clashes with police.


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