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Pics of Kim Kardashian in Kuwait صور كيم كارداشيان في الكويت
November 29, 2012 2 Comments
Kim Kardashian landed in Kuwait a few hours ago, late yesterday evening, with her brother Rob. She's here to open Millions of Milkshakes at the Avenues Mall, as well as have a VIP Gala dinner at LeNotre (for KD 350 a ticket).
These pictures here are from Kim K.'s official twitter account. There are a lot more and personal pictures of her in Kuwait scattered all over Instagram, but most of them are private and of private people (who deserve privacy, even though their profiles are public).
If you want to see her other pictures in Kuwait, then all you have to do is search her hashtag, and you'll find plenty of her pics.


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JWC TO THOMAS CARLYLE ; 28 September 1847; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18470928-JWC-TC-01; CL 22: 95-97
Addiscombe / Tuesday [28 September 1847]
I meant to have written a line yesterday on my arrival. but the thing was really not practicable; with all the wish in the world. The worry of getting off had been considerable—I was to be at Stanhope Street at 12—which necessitated my getting up earlier than I had done for ten days—then when Mrs Piper went to the Hospital for a cab, there was none there, and she had to go on to the Admiral Keppel,1 I fidgetting excessively to see that I should be too late for my appointment and not knowing the meaning of it. I was still in great good time however, for we did not start from Stanhope Street till near one— It was the open carriage and very cold—and my head took to aching dreadfully—I knew however, in settling to come here, that I must lay my account with a rather Spartan treatment in little things—so I crept away to bed without saying a word, and the dinner not being till six now, my headach had done itself out before then—and I was able to tidy myself and come down as if nothing had happened.— I slept ill enough—nevertheless I was up to breakfast—and feel rather stronger today—and I hope to hold on till Friday without giving any signs of illness, and getting good of being obliged to exert myself—
I had sent away the Sunday newspapers before your note countermanding Douglas Jerrold came— John forgot them on Sunday night—and I was afraid of Anne forgetting them if left to her to send— I hope you got the buttons and that they suit—
Lady Harriet is looking extremely well and in firstrate spirits— She laughs at your complaints of her silence—and says she has been "so busy reading Clarendon on the journey"2 and another time she said I could tell you it was because you took part with Lady Ashburton in calling her letters like a stick— The fact is I suppose Lady Harriet writes letters as I and other women do, chiefly to bring letters in return, and if she get plenty of letters all the same whether she answer them or not tanto meglio per lei [so much the better for her]! She sends you a p[a]ragraph3 which she cut out of the Times for your express benifit4—She things it may be useful for you to know of such a road to Fame in your present state of drinking new milk under various forms.
Lady H knew the Duchess des Praslin—she says she was "dreadful fat and a disagreeable sort of woman."— She says also that there can be no doubt that the Duke intended to shoot the Porter to make him bear the blame—but there is a part of the story not made public which is a thousand thousand times worse than all the rest—and makes the man such a monster as even Dumas and Sue5 could not have imagined the like of— Something that took place immediately before the murder—either because on going into her room he had found her awake—and needed to make some pretence for coming there—or—that the examination afterwards might prove the good terms he was living on with her— And he had come from his Country house the week before to take out all the screw-nails of the doors and bells in her room!
When Luzzi was told that some fragments of her letters had been found—she exclaimed, "L'Imbecile et il m'avait promis a detruire tout [The imbecile and he had promised me to destroy everything]!
I had a very kind letter from Lady Ashburton yesterday, offering me any quantity of apples and pears and announcing some game—most useless all—if she would have sent me a little honey instead—
Mr Baring is at his Yeomanry—so we are quite alone—
My head is taken to ach again since I began to write—there was a note to be written to John too who wished to hear how I stood the journey6 So I must break of—I wonder if I shall ever have a clear enough head again to write a letter worth anything anybody's reading
Ever faithfully / Yours

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Ok. I finally broke down and started it last night. I will be beating this infernal (and mean) game before October 9th. At which point I'll stream some of the new Firaxis XCOM <cough>
Anyway figured I would post the link here. My stream is found at www.twitch.tv/hillhome
The first day can be found here:
Will update with future videos as they happen. You may now return to your regularly scheduled forum browsing.


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Feb. 14, 2013
Full McDonald's All-America Rosters
SEATTLE -- Washington signee Kelsey Plum added to her list of postseason awards today when she was named a McDonald's All-American. The honor gives Washington two-straight recruiting classes headlined by McDonald's All-American as Plum joins Katie Collier from a year ago.
Plum had already been named an All-American by the WBCA, but now adds the most noteworthy honor given to high school seniors. Plum was one of 12 players on the West roster that will face the East on April 3.
Plum is in her senior season at La Jolla Country Day high school in the San Diego area. She set a school record with 51 points in a game earlier this season, breaking the record of WNBA star Candace Wiggins. Plum led La Jolla Country Day to the state title a year ago, scoring 32 points in the championship game.
Also nominated to be McDonald's All-Americans were Washington's other two incoming recruits, Brianna Ruiz and Chantel Oshahor. Neither ended up being selected as a McDonald's All-American, but to have all three considered show the strength of the incoming class at Washington.
Plum was one of just three Pac-12 recruits to be named to the McDonald's All-America Team. She is the second McDonald's All-American to come to Washington after Collier became the first last season. This is the 12th season that a McDonald's All-America Team has been selected for girls.


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Manchester and New York join together for historic night
- 31 July 2014 11:19
- Posted by @markbooth_mcfc
Two Cities came together in New York on Wednesday night for a historic occasion at a full capacity Yankee Stadium.
49,653 New Yorkers were present at the first home of NYCFC, including two of the city's newest inhabitants, Frank Lampard and David Villa.
Both players drank in their new surrounds and, for the first time, were able to get a sense of exactly what it will feel like when football hits the five boroughs in 2015.
Spain's record goalscorer Villa took charge of the coin toss that preceded the game, while Lampard rubbed shoulders and posed for pictures with potential new fans in the stands.
This familial vibe was extended into the City dugout where NYCFC Head Coach Jason Kreis, for the first time, sat on the manager's bench, accompanying Manuel Pellegrini and his Assistant Ruben Cousillas Fuse.
In what could be seen as a trial run for the 2015 MLS season, Yankee Stadium became the first and only baseball park to host a match in the Guinness International Champions Cup tournament.
From the noise in the stadium throughout the night, it would have been obvious to David, to Frank and to Jason, what a special place they will be calling home will be when spring rolls around.
On the field, all present were treated to a sublime exhibition of football, delivered by two teams with a steadfast commitment to attacking play.
David Villa chats with Ferran Soriano, Manuel Pellegrini, Ruben Cousillas Fuse and Claudio Reyna.
Villa and Soriano continue the conversation while boom mics try to listen in.
Sporting Director Claudio Reyna talks to one of NYCFC's newest signings.
Jason Kreis has a look around his new home stadium.
The main event - the players shake hands before kick-off in front of a capacity Yankee Stadium.
Villa stands between the match officials and the captains before his coin-tossing duties, between Steven Gerrard and Aleksandar Kolarov.
City get together for a commemorative picture with kick-off looming.
Fans in NYC appear ready to have a team of their own in the five boroughs.
Stevan Jovetic celebrates his second goal with Aleksandar Kolarov.
Jason Kreis sits on the home bench for the very first time.
Although Pellegrini's men eventually went down 3-1 on penalties following an entertaining 2-2 draw over 90 minutes, they could reflect on a positive performance in a match they had dominated possession in and monopolised the chance counter.
Almost 50,000 at Yankee Stadium tonight!! It was a great experience for @MCFC v #Liverpool!! Last soccer match before @NYCFC next year!!— Key Scott (@Keyairisco) July 31, 2014
The excellent Stevan Jovetic put his side ahead twice but City were pegged back on both occasions by a pair of Liverpool equalisers supplied by England stars, Jordan Henderson and Raheem Sterling.
The team from Manchester had to wait until their fourth penalty kick to register in the shootout, meaning Lucas had the opportunity to win it with Liverpool's fourth.
It was an opportunity he took to potentially put the Merseysiders on a collision course with Manchester United in the upcoming International Champions Cup final in Miami.
Although City had lost on spot-kicks, those present were left in no doubt that they had just witnessed something very special indeed.
And they say New Yorkers don't care about soccer.....please..... pic.twitter.com/SZSsRsSWsX— The Third Rail (@ThirdRailSC) July 30, 2014
The take home message from the night was clear: New York football fans are ready for a team of their own.


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Ecclesiastes 1-5 [Clear Word]
Ecclesiastes 1:1 These are the words of Solomon the teacher, son of David and king of Israel in Jerusalem. 2 When you look at this earthly life only, futility is written on everything a man does. The efforts of generation after generation will pass away. In fact, life itself is futile, for it doesn't last. 3 A man works hard all his life, laboring every day in the hot sun, but when his life work is over, what has he accomplished that will last? 4 One generation comes and another goes, and the earth simply keeps spinning in space as if nothing has happened. 5 Look at nature. The sun rises and the sun sets; as soon as it reaches it's height in the sky, it seems to hurry to return to where it came from. 6 The wind blows toward the south and again toward the north. It swirls in a circle one way; then it turns and swirls the other way. 7 The rivers of the earth find their way to the sea and keep flowing into it, yet the oceans never fill up. In turn, the oceans supply the rivers with water and the cycle begins all over again. 8 Everything is in motion but nothing is ever finished. The eye is never satisfied by looking and the ear is never filled by hearing. 9 The things that have happened will happen again and what has been done before will be done again. Man doesn't seem to learn. There's nothing new under the sun. There is no permanent change about the way things go. 10 Someone says, "Look at that! There's something new that's never happened before!" But it has. In fact, that something happened long before our time. 11 Somehow people don't remember or learn from what happened before, and things that will happen in the future won't be remembered or serve as a lesson to those who follow. Each generation has to learn life's lessons all over again. 12 I'm talking to you as your teacher and king. I want to tell you about life and the things I have done right here in Jerusalem. 13 One day I decided to get as much out of life as possible. So I studied all the things that are done in this world to find out what life is all about. When I got done, it seemed to me that God has given man a lot of work to do, none of which will really last. 14 I looked into almost everything that man does on earth and it seems that man is just chasing rainbows. A man's life begins and ends, and in spite of all his efforts, he doesn't really make a change in the natural order of things. 15 Man can't straighten out things that are all twisted up, and while he knows that something is missing, he can't figure out what it is. 16 One day I said to myself, "Look, I've become a great man in Jerusalem. I'm wiser than anyone who has ruled before me, and I have much insight and knowledge." 17 So I decided to find out what the real difference was between knowledge and ignorance, wisdom and foolishness, righteousness and sin. 18 I've found out that the more knowledge you have, the more concerns you have about things, and the more insight you have, the more sensitive to pain you are. I thought that a life without concern and pain would be happier.
Ecclesiastes 2:1 So I decided to enjoy myself. I wanted to be happy and not worry--to be free from responsibilities. But I soon found that if all you do is live to enjoy yourself, life has no meaning. 2 I also discovered that incessant laughing and having a good time turns you into a fool. When the party is over, the fun is gone. 3 I tried it. I decided to cheer myself with wine and still do my work, letting my wisdom guide me. I wanted to see if this was the best way for people to enjoy themselves while they lived. 4 I also decided to see if doing big things would bring happiness. I built palaces and developed acre upon acre of vineyards. 5 I built orchards and filled them with every variety of fruit trees. I developed parks and filled them with all kinds of ornamental trees. 6 Then I constructed huge dams with reservoirs to water those trees. 7 I bought talented slaves, both men and women. There were also numerous slaves born in my household. I owned more cattle than anyone who had ever lived in Jerusalem. 8 I collected silver and gold as taxes from the colonies I ruled and put it all into the royal treasury. I employed men and women singers. My harem was bigger than that of any other king. I had all the women a man could want. 9 I was greater than anyone in Jerusalem and felt good about it. In all of this I still had wisdom. It seemed to work. 10 I denied myself no pleasure. Whatever I wanted, I got. I felt good about everything I had accomplished and felt that pleasure was the legitimate reward for man. 11 Then one day I looked at all my achievements and realized that none of it would last. In that sense my efforts were meaningless. They were as useless as chasing a rainbow. Everything I had done had in one way or another been tried by other kings. In all my attempts I had discovered nothing new. 12 So I decided to give my energies to philosophy and learning, examining the questions of life. Also, I thought about what the next king could do that I had not already done. 13 It was obvious that wisdom is better than foolishness, just as light is better than darkness. 14 A wise man looks ahead and knows where he's going, while a fool can't see beyond the nose on his face. Yet, they're both heading for the same destiny. 15 Then I concluded that the same destiny that awaits a fool awaits me, no matter how wise I am or how much I've accomplished. So I said to myself, "What's the use?" 16 After the wise and the foolish die, who pays any attention to what they've done? In that sense both are the same and will not be long remembered. There's really no difference between the wise and the foolish. In the end they both will die. 17 I hated life with its meaninglessness. A man works diligently and struggles with problems throughout his life, and when it's over, what has he done that really lasts and is never forgotten? Finding meaning to life is like chasing the wind. 18 That's why I hated everything I had worked for here on earth, not to mention all the trouble and headaches that searching for happiness and pleasure had given me. I told myself, "Before I know it, I'll have to die and leave everything to those who follow me." 19 Who knows whether the next leader will be wise or foolish and whether he'll build up or tear down everything I've done. I won't be around to see it or to know whether I was wise or foolish. In that sense, my work has been useless and without meaning. 20 Then I began to feel depressed. The more I thought about how hard I had worked and that nothing would last, the more discouraged I became. 21 A man may work wisely and skillfully, he may look ahead and plan carefully, but in the end he has to leave everything to those who never worked for it. So what's the use? 22 What does a person really get out of life? What does he get for all his work, anxiety and stress? 23 A person who works hard all his life goes through a lot of pain and grief to accomplish what he wants, but for what? There are nights when he can't sleep because so much is on his mind, but what good does it really do? 24 I decided that the most rewarding things in this life are satisfaction in your work and enjoyment of your food, and even these simple pleasures are gifts from God. 25 Without Him we wouldn't ever live to enjoy these. 26 God is the source of all knowledge as well as all joy. He gives wisdom and happiness to those who please Him and takes it away from those who keep on sinning. Evil men work hard to store up riches which one day will be given to those who please God. All that man does to accomplish great things or to gain riches is useless. I concluded that life without God has no more purpose than chasing the wind.
Ecclesiastes 3:1 There are other things I've learned about life. There are times to do specific things and different seasons in which to do them. 2 There is a certain day when you're born and then comes a certain day when you die. There is a time to plant and a time to harvest what was planted. 3 There are times when we must let things die, and there are also times to bring about healing. There are times to tear things down and times to build again. 4 There are times in life when we need to weep and other times when we need to laugh. There are times of sorrow and times of joy. 5 There are times to love and times not to love. There are times to hug and times not to hug. 6 There are times when we find things and times when we lose things. There are times to keep things and times to throw them away. 7 There are times when we must part and times when we come together again. There are times to speak and times to keep silent. 8 There are times to express love and times to express disapproval. There are times to go to war and times to make peace. 9 So what is it that we get from all our efforts to do everything at the right time? 10 I have seen the hard work that God has given men to do in this life. 11 But this was not God's original plan. In the beginning He made everything beautiful and created man in His own image. He put in man's heart a sense of time and eternity, but man will never understand everything that God plans and does. 12 There is nothing better in life than for man to do good, which will produce true happiness. 13 God wants man to be happy, to enjoy life and to find satisfaction in his work. 14 Everything that God does lasts. There is nothing man can do to add to it or take away from it. Whatever God does, He does to help us love Him even more. 15Whatever happens to a man in his lifetime has happened before. And God takes the past, present and future into account when He makes His decisions. 16 Now there is another thing I've learned about life: Wickedness has pushed out fairness, and evil has replaced justice. 17 When I saw this, I said to myself, "God will have to step in to straighten things out. When He does, He will judge the actions and motives of the righteous and the wicked and will consider the time and place of their actions." 18 So I concluded that in everything God does He is trying to show man that he has no more power to keep himself alive than does an animal. 19 Man's future without God is no better than that of a beast. The same destiny awaits both. As one dies and turns to dust, so does the other. Man's life without God is meaningless. 20 All life ends the same. We all came from dust and will return to dust. 21 Who can prove that the spirit of man lives on after death while the spirit of a beast disappears? 22 I concluded that there is nothing better than for man to enjoy his work, because there's nothing he can do to change the cycle of life. Who's going to bring him back to see what's happening the day after he dies?
Ecclesiastes 4:1 Next, I took a careful look at all the injustice and oppression that goes on in this world. Those who are oppressed cry out for help but no one seems to pay attention. They have no power to change their situation because power is in the hands of the oppressors. 2 When I saw this, I realized that those who have died are better off than those who are still alive. 3 Looking at it another way, I concluded that those who haven't been born yet are even better off than those who have died or those who are still alive, because they've never seen the injustice and oppression that goes on in this world. 4 Another thing I noticed is that man's drive to succeed usually comes from wanting to have what his neighbors have. This, too, is useless. It's like chasing the wind. 5 Man tells himself that he would be foolish just to sit around with folded hands and starve when he can work and get ahead in life. 6 Maybe so, but I concluded that it's better to have a little and be content than to have much and never be satisfied. 7 I've noticed something else in life that's hard to understand. 8 An old man who lives alone with no brothers or sisters and no sons or daughters is always working, yet never seems content with what he has. Why is he working so hard? Why doesn't he slow down and enjoy life? This is very sad and senseless. 9 Two people are always better off than one because they can work toether and enjoy each other's company. 10 If one of them falls, the other can help him up. But I pity the man who walks alone, because when he falls, he has no one to help him. 11 When two people sleep together, they can keep each other warm, which is much better than if each one sleeps alone and is cold. 12 Two can resist an attack better than one trying to do it alone. A rope made from three strands is much stronger than a rope made from one. 13A poor young man who is wise is better off than an old king who is foolish. 14 A teachable young man will overcome his obstacles and could become king, even if he was born in poverty or had once spent time in prison. 15 As I carefully considered the matter, I realized that though a young man like that could become king, a second youth also born in obscurity could come along and replace him as king. 16 There might be no limit to the new king's subjects, but he could be rejected by an even younger generation looking for other heroes. So this, too, is like chasing the wind.
Ecclesiastes 5:1 Let me give you some suggestions on how to live. Be humble and ready to listen when you go to the house of God. It's better to listen than to bring sacrifices. It's foolish not to listen to what's right and wrong. 2 Think before you speak and don't make any rash promises to God that you can't keep. God is in heaven and owns the whole universe. You're only a creature living on one little planet. Recognize your place, be humble and don't play games with God by making promises you don't intend to keep. 3 The more you talk, the more likely you'll end up saying something foolish or something you didn't want to say. Too much talk feeds on itself, just as problems do. The more problems you have, the more you'll worry, and the more you worry, the more bad dreams you'll have. 4 When you promise God that you'll do something, don't put t off or you'll forget it. He's not pleased with people who make foolish commitments. Do what you tell Him you will do. 5It's better not to make a promise than to make a promise and not keep it. 6 Be careful not to let your emotions lead you into making rash promises you can't keep. This would be a sin. Don't tell the priest that you've made a mistake or changed your mind. Why should you play games with God and end up displeasing Him with your foolishness? He can't bless you when you do this and might even take away everything you worked so hard for. 7 Empty talk is like a dream; it accomplishes nothing. One of the best ways to honor God is to be careful what you say. 8 If you see a provincial governor oppressing the poor, perverting justice and denying people their rights, don't be surprised. A lower official is usually watched by the one above him, and he, in turn, is watched by the one above him, and so on. 9 But they don't seem to realize that there is Someone above us all. They're all subject to God because He's the One who provides us with the food we need. Even the king depends on God to feed him. But power seems to be what these people want, so they go ahead and do their thing. 10 It's the same with money. Anyone in love with it never has enough, no matter how much he has, and he's never satisfied no matter how much he makes. All the effort that goes into making money just to get it is meaningless. 11 As a person's money increases, so do the wants that consume it. The only benefit he receives is to know that he has it. 12 A working man may have little or nothing and barely enough food to feed his family, but at night he sleeps well. A rich man has more than he needs but worries so much about his investments that he seldom sleeps well. 13 There's another terrible thing I have noticed about life. People work too hard to accumulate money to their own spiritual harm. 14 When misfortune strikes, the money is gone, and their children are left with nothing. 15When a man is born, he has nothing. When he dies, it's the same way. Regardless of all his hard work, he takes nothing with him. 16 There's another terrible thing I've noticed. A man comes into this world with nothing and leaves this world with nothing. He slaves away all his life, and what does he get from all his work? 17 He receives frustration, sickness and often bitterness and resentment. When his life is over, he seems to have done nothing but chase the wind. 18 I concluded that the best thing that a man can do is to enjoy each day as it comes. There's nothing wrong if he enjoys the fruits of his labor during the few years that God gives him. 19 If God gives a man wealth, possessions and health, there's nothing wrong with enjoying them. They are gifts from God. 20 And since God has given him happiness, a man ought to view each day as a gift and be thankful. He shouldn't keep thinking about how long he's going to live.


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Wednesday morning, Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton proclaimed Friday, April 25 "Finisher Shirt Friday" in the state at the request of Twin Cities In Motion (TCM), organizers of the Medtronic Twin Cities Marathon and year-round running events in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
The proclamation, which will be posted on the Governor's Office website later this week, notes Minnesota's residents' recognized commitment to health and fitness, the coming of spring which finds people showing renewed passion for outdoor fitness activities, and the role event finisher shirts play as emblems of pride and celebrations of achievement.
The Finisher Shirt Friday proclamation (an image of which is attached) also spotlights this week's Boston Marathon and its role in helping to mend the running community after the tragedy at that event a year ago, citing "an overwhelming desire to unite as runners and help heal our running community."
"We're grateful and humbled that the governor has chosen to recognize race finishers with their own special day," Twin Cities In Motion executive director Virginia Brophy Achman said. "Runners often see their accomplishments as private, personal achievements, but their individual triumphs also serve a community-building purpose which I'm honored the governor has acknowledged and emphasized."
Twin Cities In Motion invites runners to wear their finisher shirts on Friday to celebrate their achievements and to inspire others. Finisher Shirt Friday celebrators are encouraged to share photos via social media, describe the significance of their accomplishment, and tag TCM on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. The hashtag for the event is: #FinisherShirtFriday.
Follow Steve on twitter (http://twitter.com/SteveinaSpeedo), on his blog, or become a "fan" on Facebook to get local tri-related updates in your FB feed.
Suggested Links
- Four Minnesotan duathletes honored by USA Triathlon
- Twin Cities in Motion launches registration for five race series
- Minnesota to host the 2014 Duathlon National Championships
- Some changes for the Life Time Tri Series in Minnesota for 2014
- The Midtown Greenway gets extended and is named best bike path in the nation


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TULSA, Okla. (SMU) - Six Mustangs will converge upon the Michael D. Case Tennis Center at the University of Tulsa for the ITA All-American Championships starting Saturday.
Alex Sanders, Nate Lammons, Eduardo Razzeto and Julio Olaya will participate in singles pre-qualifying on Saturday, while Arturs Kazijevs will begin in the main qualifying on Monday. Kazijevs and Mischa Nowicki will also play in doubles main qualifying on Monday.
Kazijevs and Nowicki advanced to the third round of doubles qualifying at last year's ITA All-American Championships, defeating Florida State's Joao Gauer and Cristian Gonazalez-Mendez in the second round after receiving a first-round bye.
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Unfortunately, child abduction is nothing rare in many societies. Especially three decades ago, before the dawn of the 24-hour news cycle and Internet, a story involving a missing child would only rarely make it to the evening news. However, the story of Junko Furuta is quite different.
The 17-year old senior was walking home from Yashio-Minami High School on the afternoon of November 22, 1988 when she was approached by 7 boys roughly her age. The ringleader of this clan was thought to be Hiroshi Yokoyama (referred to as "Boy A" in the court documents). Yokoyama led a troubled life and even at the age of 17 he had already served time in a juvenile detention center. Fresh out of jail and allegedly having ties to the Yakuza, Yokoyama had more than just a chip on his shoulder. Some accounts have stated that the boys may have coerced Junko to come with them, leading her to believe that she was in danger and that they would help her. Other accounts relay that the boys surrounded her and forced her to come back to a house where two of the boy's family lived in Ayase, Adachi, in north-central Tokyo. What is certain is that there she endured 44 days of horror.
One of the first things they did was to make her call her parents and say that she was safe and staying with a friend. This would prolong the time they had to carry on their game of torture and abuse. Then the beatings and rape began. They forced her to masturbate while the boys watched. At least four of the boys took turns raping her, and she was raped repeatedly, day after day. This went on for weeks.
The boys didn't know Junko. They had no grudge against her. They did it simply because they wanted to and because they could. To them, this poor girl was nothing more than a toy for their sadistic psychopathy.
The atrocities they committed to this poor girl are difficult to image. They starved her – forcing her to eat cockroaches and drink her own urine. They poured hot wax on her face. The dropped heavy weights on her stomach and burned her with cigarettes. They stabbed her chest with sewing needles and stuck lit firecrackers inside her mouth, ears and anus to watch them explode. They burned her eyelids and face with a cigarette lighter. They shoved scalding light bulbs in her vagina and tore off one of her nipples with a pair of pliers.


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Rashmi Teltumbde and Nikki Sanders celebrate their 8-1 win at No. 2 doubles against Kansas State.
April 26, 2013
NORMAN, Okla. - There was nothing conventional about No. 17 Texas Tech's 4-3 win over No. 54 Kansas State in the quarterfinals of the Big 12 Women's Tennis Championships at the Headington Family Tennis Center on the campus of the University of Oklahoma on Friday.
"There were a lot of reasons why we shouldn't or couldn't win today and we definitely could have given in in several different areas," said Texas Tech head coach Todd Petty. "I was just really impressed with the character in which they played. They came out and weren't going to let that happen in the doubles and played some of their best in the doubles. That's coming off one of our worst doubles, which was Baylor in the conference (final). I'm just impressed with them all.
"K-State's a good team and we played great singles. We're lucky to be there at 3-all. They really outplayed us in a lot of positions and that wasn't our fault; that was a lot to do with them."
Friday in Norman was a day of on again and off again sprinkles. There was hint of rain, but it never came. So, play began with singles first and that may have thrown the rhythm of the day off.
Playing with a slight illness, it sure did not show on the court, as Kenna Kilgo rolled to the first point of the day for Texas Tech with a straight set, 6-3, 6-2 win over Ivana Kubickova.
K-State's No. 14 Petra Niedermayerova answered with a 6-1, 6-2 win over Tech's No. 78 Samantha Adams to even the team score, 1-1.
Elizabeth Ullathorne put the Lady Raiders back on top with a 6-3, 6-2 win over Amina St. Hil, but it was short-lived as K-State answered with Carmen Borau Ramos' 6-3, 6-3 over Caroline Starck at No. 6.
Texas Tech's Nikki Sanders then held on for a 6-0, 7-5 victory over Ana Gomez Aleman at No. 5, leaving one match left on the court.
On court two, K-State's Karla Bonacic won the first set, 6-1, only to see Tech's Rashmi Teltumbde battle back for a 7-5 win in the second set. Bonacic pulled past 4-3, picked up a break and served for the win to send the match to doubles.
Texas Tech jumped out early at No. 2 and No. 3 doubles, while a battle ensued at No. 1.
Teltumbde and Sanders cruised to an easy 8-1 thrashing of Borau Ramos and Gomez Aleman at No. 2. Starck and Ullathorne followed suite with an 8-2 win over Kubickova and St. Hill and at No. 3 and Texas Tech had won the point and the match.
Adams and Kilgo had begun a charge back against Niedermayerova and Bonacic when the match was abandoned with the K-State team leading 6-4.
Texas Tech will now face No. 25 Texas in the semifinals at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Headington Family Tennis Center in Norman, Okla. This is a rematch of last season, when No. 13 Texas defeated No. 17 Texas Tech, 4-1, in the semifinals.
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In 2010, America's future will depend upon the righteous
"For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places." — Ephesians 6:12
There is no doubt left in the minds of many Christians. They acknowledge the fact that America will not survive the political and social travails that are imminent if they are not engaged in protecting our country from tyranny. The righteous and humble understand that The Almighty has given them spiritual gifts and unique weaponry. We will wear the whole armor of God, and use it to take back America. The "salt of the earth" will seek His face and pray for an outpouring of the Holy Spirit.
The Constitution of the United States was written based on the "Word" of God. Forthright citizens will restore its power and meaning. Patriots will not allow aggressive and arrogant "progressives" to continue having their way while ruining our country. Christians will put their faith into action. For without a "Spiritual Renewal," America will continue to fail in every aspect possible. Without God's intervention, our economy will not bounce back, nor will jobs be created. The American dream will be destroyed by those who want to create an entirely different nation out of the ash heap of this historic land.
Our nation in free-fall
Many people are finally coming to the frightening conclusion that there will be no comeback as was forecast by the present administration. God-fearing Americans have witnessed what has been purposefully perpetrated upon their great nation. There is a deep realization that we will experience a continuous downward free-fall. Our country will remain a target for Islamic terrorists if we do not change the people who are now in power.
There is no getting around the problems created by President Barack Obama. He is seen as weak by radicalized Islam at home and abroad. By closing Gitmo and putting terrorists on trial using our own judicial system, he and the Democrat Party have made a mockery of justice. When terrorists are caught, they are treated as ordinary criminals. Who is responsible for this new turn of events? Unfortunately, the man who sits in the Oval Office and Attorney General Eric Holder are the culprits. View YouTube — Republican Senator Graham Nails AG Eric Holder
Moral dissolution
The Ten Commandments were written by the hand of God. They are our moral compass. Yet down through the years, godless liberalism has slowly worked its way into society and weakened our nation's morality and resolve.
Social Justice church denominations have done more harm to their congregations than good. God's love is distorted and hidden from them. Who can forget Rev. Jeremiah Wright?
The Trinity United Church of Christ is part of The National Council of Churches. They are nothing more than an organ for progressive propaganda. They blatantly use far-left talking points in their sermons on Sunday morning. This type of bombastic, divisive rhetoric does not bolster a strong feeling of patriotism or good citizenship. These same denominations parrot the man they helped elect president.
Socialized medicine
While the Christmas holiday was being observed by Christendom, the Senate passed its version of ObamaCare, joining the House in seeking to enslave both consumers and healthcare providers alike. When this outrageous bill is finally accepted by both houses of Congress and signed by the president, we will regret that day forever. There will be no turning back the clock. Both the young and old will suffer under an inadequate, rationed medical system.
During the debate, unmitigated lies were put forth concerning healthcare reform. Both versions of these incompetent, massive bills are bitter pills to swallow. There is no good reason for government's unwarranted intrusion into our personal lives. Americans want this matter addressed another day. The majority reject socialized medicine. There are much better solutions that would not destroy the best medical system in the world. Healthcare reform must reflect freedom of choice, not imposition by the federal government. But just like everything else, socialistic bureaucrats will continue to run roughshod over us.
During the summer months, ordinary people for the very first time in their lives felt fear. There was an urgency to stand firm as they took the time to have a talk with their legislators. And many of these same people, including senior citizens, marched into Washington. Yet, with every effort, their voices were ignored. View C-Span — FreedomWorks, March 2009.
Defenders of America, unite!
Americans are tired of being shoved around and told what to do. There will be a backlash beginning in 2010. The momentum will not stop until all is right once again with our beloved country. Big government must be removed from our lives and put back into its proper place. First, we will deal with the mess made by those who wanted to take over our entire healthcare system for political gain.
Excerpts from Investors Business Daily: "Forever Gone" —
"Health Reform: Any law can be repealed, but the Democrats' radical health bill contains unprecedented language that could wreck the U.S. health system permanently. It's one of the dirtiest tricks yet.
"'Page 1,020′ — it may soon be a mantra for one of the most disturbing abuses of legislative power in history. In setting up an Independent Medicare Advisory Board, that page of the Senate health overhaul bill passed in the dead of night early Monday says, "It shall not be in order in the Senate or the House of Representatives to consider any bill, resolution, amendment or conference report that would repeal or otherwise change this subsection.'
"This enters the realm of 'hyperlaw' or 'laws on steroids.'
"As Sen. Jim DeMint, R-S.C., pointed out on the Senate floor, it isn't lawmaking, but rather 'creating a Senate rule that makes it out of order to amend or even repeal the law.'
"DeMint is 'not even sure that it's constitutional,' since it affects 'the fundamental purpose of Senate rules: to prevent a tyrannical majority from trampling the rights of the minority or of future Congresses.'
"Clearly, liberal Democratic leaders will stoop to record depths to expand the federal government's powers.
"Public support plummets well down into the 30s? They don't bat an eyelash.
"Mandating an individual's purchase of a private service like insurance tramples the Constitution? Just watch them do it." Full Article — View: Senator Jim Demint
"Be not deceived; God is not mocked"
The Lord judges a nation just as He does individual people. RenewAmerica.com is encouraging folks to take stock of their personal lives. America, how is your walk with the Lord doing? Are you yielding to His gentle voice?
America's future depends on people who are willing to let their light shine and not hide their faith. Let us move forward and remove the scourge of Marxism that was brought to America's doorstep by ill-unformed voters when President Barack Obama was sworn into office in January 2009.
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Very roomy and extremely well made bag. Durable materials including the three straps made out of seatbelt materials. I wear this cross-body to stay hands free but like the option to hand carry with the dual handles. Beautifully crafted and so roomy I can swap out my messenger bag or my ruck for this bag while commuting to work or class. I budgeted a long time to buy this item but it is worth the wait. I chose the gray and absolutely love every thoughtful pocket, zipper and toggle security concept that went into its design. All of my EC buys are luggage so this was my non-essential buy (self-reward). There aren't any things about this bag I don't like. Since this was a private purchase, I cannot comment on delivery or service by EC.
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Nicely made, like all Eagle Creek luggage
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The bag was smaller than my needs required, but that is my bad, not Eagle Creek's -- still, it was such a nice product that rather than return it, I gave it to my nephew who uses it on his bike commute in Chicago. Great little bag. Will get the bigger version for myself
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I saw a colleague with this bag, and my husband gifted me with one for Yule. I've used it daily since. We have a large Eagle Creek collection, and this is my favorite bag by far. It carries everything I need, and I can always find what I'm looking for. I can't imagine a better daily bag. I also have the matching zip-around wallet, which I love.
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This is the perfect travel tote! It's very organized with lots of pockets inside and out, very lightweight to carry, and is a great bag for all kinds of trips, whether for business or pleasure.
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I love this bag! It is practical and stylish, and I have received many compliments on it.It is perfect for a business day trip, or as a carry-on when I'm traveling with my young daughter because I can fit everything we need in it, in a very organized fashion. It is a very high quality constructed, durable bag.
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I truly love this bag. I travel frequently around Asia for work and the Emerson is amazing as a carryon. Everything I need in-flight fits in this bag, and it slips easily under the seat in front of me. Laptop, iPad, documents, and water bottle. Kudos to Eagle Creek on 2 internal water bottle holders - I use one for a water bottle, one for sunglasses. The front pocket is perfect for boarding passes
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I use this product for everything, and I carry this bag every single day.It has a large capacity for my 17" laptop and plenty of room for books etc. Plus it stacks on my handle system which is a way underrated feature. I feel stylish and French when I carry this bag, which I consider to be a great thing. The silky inside of this bag is way cute too.
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VIDEO: Ndamukong Suh featured on "American Muscle," gets mocked by Packers fan
(WXYZ) - On Wednesday night, Lions defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh will be featured on the television show "American Muscle" on Discovery.
The show follows Mike Barwis and Barwis Methods Training Center, which is located in Plymouth Township.
During the show, Barwis and his trainers work with several professional athletes, like Richard Sherman, Nick Swisher, and of course, Suh.
During the episode on Wednesday, one of the strength trainers, named Tank Dog wears a Green Bay Packers jersey.
In the video, Suh is seen telling Tank Dog to "take that weak jersey off."
Tank then heckles Suh about the infamous Thanksgiving Day stomp in 2011 on Packers lineman Evan Dietrich-Smith.
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The New Zealand Debt Management Office (NZDMO) today announced that the 2010/11 domestic bond programme has been increased by $3.5 billion to a maximum of $20 billion.
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Chris Maiello has announced the schedule for the 2013-14 season.GRAND FORKS, N.D. - University of North Dakota first-year head women's swimming and diving coach
UND will host a total of five total meets this season at the Hyslop pool, including the annual Green/White intrasquad meet to kick things off on Oct. 4. Eight days later, UND welcomes former North Central Conference foe South Dakota State for a home-and-home series. UND makes the trek to Brookings, S.D. to end the dual-meet season on Feb. 1.
"We take these regional rivalries very seriously," Maiello said. "We want to put our best foot forward for our fans to win those home meets."
North Dakota also battles another former NCC rival, South Dakota, on Oct. 18 in the first of two meets with the Coyotes. USD will also be the opponent in the final home meet on Jan. 25.
November sees UND travel to Northern Iowa and the University of Kansas for duals followed by multiple-school meets at Wisconsin-Stevens Point and Northwestern. The divers make the trip back to the University of Missouri for a three-day meet from Dec. 5-7 while the swimmers head to the U.S. Winter National Championships in Knoxville, Tenn. during that same timeframe.
The new calendar year brings Grand Canyon to Hyslop Pool on Jan. 10-11 with road tests at Air Force, SDSU and Minnesota serving as the final tuneups prior to the league championships. The Western Athletic Conference meet begins Feb. 26 and extends through Mar. 1. San Antonio, Texas will again serve as host for the meet in the third year of UND's affiliation with the conference on the women's side. The men will also compete in the WAC this season as the conference has reinstated sponsoring men's swimming and diving.
"Our main goal is to improve," said Maiello. "We want to improve our conference standing and win-loss record, improve everyday in practice and get faster. And with the success last year, we're looking for our divers to be key contributors to our program. Diving coach Brian Strom does such a great job and we're counting on the divers to continue that success and to take it to the next level so we can have a top-notch diving program in the conference."
North Dakota looks to qualify swimmers for the NCAA Championships in its second year of eligibility at the Division I level. The NCAA Zone Diving meet is held Mar. 14-16 in Minneapolis, Minn. and the NCAA Swimming Championships will be held at the IU Natatorium in Indianapolis, Ind. on the campus of IUPUI, Mar. 20-22.
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Governor Vetoes Bill That Would Have Limited Protests at Funerals
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As we discussed in a previous blog posting, SB 888 would have limited the ability of protestors to demonstrate at funerals. Aimed at least in part at the activities of the Westboro Church, SB 888 attempted to protect the privacy of mourners. Governor Brown vetoed the bill on September 6, because of its "plain" failure to comport with the Snyder v. Phelps US Supreme Court decision. The bill's sponsor (Sen. Ted Lieu, D-Torrance) is said to be working on a new version of the bill. You can read the Governor's veto message here.


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NATO: Someone Must Act in Syria, But It Won't Be Us
Anders Fogh Rasmussen, general secretary of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, has two clear messages on the use of chemical weapons attack by Syria: 1) The international community must respond forcefully, and 2) NATO won't be doing much.
Intelligence agencies concluded recently that Syria used chemical weapons in an Aug. 21 attack on a Damascus suburb, killing more than 1,400 people. The killing has generated outrage, but Western leaders are struggling over what would be an effective response.
NATO, a powerful military alliance, would in some ways be a natural organization to take action, but it's unlikely its 28 members could agree on what it would be.
In speaking to reporters Monday, Mr. Rasmussen left little doubt he felt a response of some kind was called for. "The international community can't just stand idly by, seeing hundreds of people being killed by chemical weapons, seeing a clear breach of international norms and practices," he said.
He added, "It would send a very dangerous signal to dictators all over the world if we stand idly by and don't react."
But Mr. Rasmussen said that reaction is up to individual countries. NATO, for its part, is providing a forum for consultation, and the alliance in January deployed Patriot missiles to Turkey, a NATO member and neighbor of Syria, to defend Turkey against a potential attack.
"I don't envisage any further NATO role," Mr. Rasmussen said.
NATO's member countries aren't having an easy time responding either. U.S. President Barack Obama has asked Congress to approve targeted military strikes, but it's not clear lawmakers will go along.
If they do, France appears ready to join in. But in Britain, Parliament has refused to back British Prime Minister David Cameron's bid to gain approval for his country to take part.
Mr. Rasmussen suggested he had sympathy for leaders like Messrs. Obama and Cameron, who must navigate the maze of democratic politics.
"If you were to respond militarily, it's not easy for democracies to do that," Mr. Rasmussen said. "And it's also important to build a broad public support for that, to make the case. And it takes time. It may be frustrating, but that's how democracies work."
Still, he reiterated that chemical weapons are sufficiently different from conventional arms that they demand a more forceful response.
"The use of chemical weapons is something very special," Mr. Rasmussen said. "A chemical weapon can of course be used in a very limited way, but chemical weapons can by nature easily be turned into a weapon of mass destruction. It's a very, very, very dangerous weapon."
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Second quarter credit union performance data is in, and in the September edition of his Michigan Priority Report, MCUL & Affiliates CEO David Adams has the highlights and an analysis of the trends. As he explains, there continue to be signs of an improving economy, and of the critical role that Michigan credit unions are playing in that process.
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ActiveState has released Komodo Edit 4 for free. While basic, it offers a few interesting features including code AutoCompletion. Make sure to give it a try here.
Once installed, you may find yourself puzzled by the lack of an F5 or one-click Run option. I've put together a small screencast that shows how to associate the F5 key with the execution of the current open ruby file (click the image below to open the video).
I know it's not Komodo IDE (the commercial bigger brother of the Edit version), but I would have expected the program to recall the appropriate interpreter based on the file extension just like SciTE does. Feel free to comment and let me know if you find better ways to handle these tasks in Komodo Edit.
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Hi there,
I have been exploring a few Ruby IDEs lately.
Think Komodo edit is quite nice, but I am not sure if this is just me, I found that the auto code completion features didn't work consistently. Most of the time it works, but sometime, it just went missing. Do you have this problem also with Komodo Edit?
Nice tips there for adding the one-click Ruby option. A short yet very neat screencast, a picture is worth a thousand words obviously.
Thanks Kahfei, unfortunately I've noticed a few glitches as well. I'm experimenting with a few editors, but I find myself using SciTE for Ruby and RadRails for Rails, most of the time. From the screenshots I've seen however, Netbeans support for Ruby looks very promising as well.
I read about Netbeans Ruby IDE from Tor Norbye and Straw Dogs blogs too, it definitely look good from screenshot. Not sure when we can get a hand on it?
I've been playing with it today, but for Ruby development in Windows I'm going to stick with e (http://www.e-texteditor.com). I like being able to write commands in Ruby, and tapping into the TextMate community is just cool. Thanks for the tips, though!
I just downloaded Komodo Edit, and was surprised to see the lack of the F5 key binding. I came across this article via the all knowing Google, and wanted to thank you for the tip. This really helps!!!
I usually use RDE, because F5 automatically saves and run the script you're developing.
The way I did the same in Komodo Edit is to implement your shortcut first, and then Record a macro with Save + Run, and assign it to F6.
It's a shame that these bindings don't come preconfigured within Komodo Edit.
Besides, when editing some of the multi-files project, the contents of the leftmost sidebar sometimes clears up.
I liked the auto-complete and the info about parameters when writing though.
Hi Josh,
I totally agree with you and incidentally I've created the same macro as you did. I'm now trying out RDE.
Like minds…like minds…
But these days, I keep thinking about integrating Ruby within SharpDevelop.


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I like how the stock roared to 12 month high, pulled back a little over ten percent and is now threatening new highs. If the rumor about SGI110 trials going so well are true, we could see $6 plus soon.
I love it when people start talking about my stock.
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October 28, 2013
Inspirational tales of overcoming heartache and living the American dream, plus form-to-function wisdom fill the November American Quarter Horse Journal.
The American Quarter Horse Journal is often considered the big-sister publication to America's Horse, but there's no sibling rivalry here. In fact, we want to make sure our readers – all AQHA members – are well-acquainted with her! The Journal is renowned for award-winning coverage of shows and the business side of the horse industry. But there's a lot more to the magazine than that! Thumbing through recent issues, we found inspiring stories and helpful articles that would appeal to anybody who wants to be a better rider and owner of his or her American Quarter Horse. And that includes just about all of us, doesn't it?
To subscribe, go to www.aqha.com/journal. You'll also get access to the great digital edition.
Here are some of the things you won't want to miss in the pages of the November Journal:
A Beautiful Ride
In the regular feature "Great Rides," Journal writers look at some of the most legendary, memorable rides in American Quarter Horse history. Often, they're rides that had a world championship hanging in the balance, but this one in particular was even more important than that.
Ride along as Tara Matsler tells the story of Kim Lindsey, who began riding Judys Ten after the untimely death of her 17-year-old son, Zinn, who had seen considerable success aboard the buckskin gelding. "Reno" helped Kim get the wind back in her sails, and he also carried her to a world championship in working cow horse and a reserve world championship in ranch pleasure at the 2013 Adequan Select World Championship Show. But get your hankies out, because this is way more than just a report on a nice cow horse.
"I feel like Zinn was riding with me," Kim said after her working cow horse world championship run. "I prayed to God that he would be with me today and ride with me, and I think he did."
A Horseman's Eye
The Journal continues to reprint form-to-function wisdom from the late Charlie Araujo, an American Quarter Horse Hall of Famer who had connections to Doc Bar and Poco Tivio. In the first two parts of this series, Charley looked at the front and middle sections of a horse. Now he explains what he looks for in a horse's rear end. When looking at a horse from the side, Charley said, "We don't like for him to stand with his hocks behind his tail, yet we don't want him to be sickle hocked, either, and have his legs way up under him.
We understand your passion for the American Quarter Horse. That's why The American Quarter Horse Journal focuses each month on the issues that matter most, including training, breeding, health, racing, show activities and sale calendars.
"When a horse's hind legs are set too far back, he can't go downhill, and he can't stop like a horse that has his legs up under him in the right place.
"But let me tell you about a sickle-hocked horse – a horse with his legs bent too much can't take much hard work. He breaks down. If a horse is bad anywhere in his conformation, it's going to show up in his performance."
The Fischers
John Fischer might not have known it at the time, but when he made a helter-skelter escape from Hungary after World War II, he was setting out on a path that would ultimately lead him to a Kansas Quarter Horse farm. John and his wife, Joyce, raised four children alongside the horses, and it became a family affair. Treat your animals like family, John told the children repeatedly. And family vacations, not surprisingly, had a horse theme. Most were built around visits to Quarter Horse breeders, predominantly the famous horseman Hank Wiescamp in Colorado. That dedication has paid off, as the family now has a couple of world championships to their name with their palomino stallion JF Skip N Style.


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"PFLAG National applauds the decision by House leaders to drop their defense of the so-called Defense of Marriage Act, and similar statutes. Equality doesn't require a particular political affiliation, and making a legal commitment to the person we love isn't a partisan issue. Love, family, commitment - these are human values, rooted simply in the desire to make a deep, lasting, committed connection to another human being. Coupled with the Supreme Court's recent ruling in U.S. v.Windsor, this is a huge step toward equality for our lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) loved ones and their families."
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PFLAG National Statement on House Decision to Drop Defense of DOMA
PFLAG National Executive Director Jody Huckaby had the following to say, regarding the news that House Leaders would no longer seek to defend DOMA or similar statutes in court:
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Don't be Tempted to Substitute: For the purpose of making this rum punch recipe, lemons are a poor substitute for limes. They are not grown in Trinidad commercially, and they are much less tart. Stay with lime juice to get the most authentic flavor.
Similarly, dark Trinidad rum may be difficult to find, internationally; if you must substitute, try another dark West Indian rum. This rum punch recipe requires the rich full-bodied flavor of dark rum.
Water or Ice: If you plan to chill the punch before serving, then it's fine as it is. However, if you plan to serve it immediately, reduce the volume of water by half and add ice to chill.
Boil or Shake: Some rum punch recipes suggest that you first make a syrup with the sugar and water. We've never found this necessary. We use a cocktail mixer, a much quicker solution, in our opinion. Anyway, we are seldom tempted to drink rum punch by the gallon... except when we go to the beach, of course.
A word of caution: Don't be fooled by the sweet, fruity flavor, rum punch is potent.
Don't drink and drive. Try this Trinidad delight at your own risk.
Grown quite extensively in Trinidad, portugals - pronounced po-tee-gal(s) - are a tangerine-like member of the citrus family, with a strong, distinctive, tangy, orange-like flavor. A taste that pops when compared to the less robust flavor of oranges and mandarins. However, to our knowledge, portugals are not readily available in either North America or Europe. But you can try tangarine juice if you can get it, as it's quite close. However...
It may be worth your while to pick up a couple bottles of portugal juice, at the supermarket in Trinidad, if you'd like to take some home with you. They will survive the trip back in your suitcase. Because...
Trinidad Rum Punch is an excellent cocktail to share with friends, and an ideal way to extend your vacation. One glass is all you need to remember the good times you had, or plan to have, on your Trinidad and Tobago vacation.
Kids deserve their own special vacation cocktail, don't they? The Tobago Bentley is Trinidad Rum Punch's little sister. The "Shirley Temple" of rum punches.
That's correct she's a virgin, non-alcoholic and totally refreshing. Just lay back and enjoy the clean fresh taste of Caribbean lime combined with the tropical flavor of Angostura Bitters. You'll enjoy it as much as the kids.
Cane sugar syrup can, and often is, substituted for the sugar to do away with the need of the cocktail mixer.
There you have it: a recipe for the perfect, non-alcoholic, imitation Trinidad rum punch. Enjoy!Related Topics... Rum Punch Party at Blanchisseuse Beach Shark and Bake at Maracas Beach Suggested Topics... The sweet diversity of Trinidad food Enjoy a Sunday lime at Maracas Beach GO TO Options... TOP of Trinidad Rum Punch Recipe pageBack to Tasty Trinidad RecipesHOME PAGE