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Guidance notice
Issue 12, November 2009 Material safety data sheets for SOLAS ships
Hazards on board
Industrial chemicals of many kinds are used by the shipping industry. Chemicals can be used as cleaning agents, for dosing fuels and engine jacket water, in boiler water treatment, in processing systems, as additives for sanitation systems and in the daily maintenance of the ship and its systems. Chemicals carried as cargo, whether in bulk or packaged form, may present additional risks as a result of leaks or venting, and during tank cleaning or cargo handling.
Fuel oils and lubricating oils are often wrongly considered innocuous or harmless when, in fact, their storage and use can present very real hazards. Long-term exposure may cause significant health problems.
SOLAS and other legislative requirements
SOLAS ships are required to comply with the ISM Code. The "company" (as defined in the ISM Code) is responsible for providing safe practices in ship operation, a safe working environment, safeguards against all identified risks and a safety management system that prepares for, and responds to, emergency situations. The ISM Code has specific sections on emergency preparedness and the means for providing and keeping up-to-date the documentation and data relevant to the safety management system and safety on board.
Any SOLAS ship that makes use of, or transports, a chemical or fuel should identify the hazard, provide the appropriate material safety data sheets (MSDS) for the substance in question and supply personal protective equipment (PPE) and emergency procedures to suit.
The availability on board of a MSDS for each substance is essential for the allocation of appropriate PPE, preparation of appropriate emergency procedures and the swift implementation of the response measures given in the MSDS.
Under SOLAS, the requirement to carry MSDS on board is being extended to include oils as cargo and bunkered fuel oil used by the ship. SOLAS Chapter VI Regulation 5-1 and Resolution MSC.286(86) Recommendation for Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for MARPOL Annex I Oil Cargo and Oil Fuel should be referred to. These new requirements under SOLAS provide additional technical detail to the existing and complementary safety management requirements that already exist under ISM.
All parties who are required to comply with or enforce the SOLAS Convention should be aware of the content of Resolution MSC.286(86).
Material safety data sheets (MSDS)
MSDS are recognised internationally as the most appropriate means of providing the information necessary for the safe use of chemicals in the working environment.
If the ship has not been given an MSDS for each hazardous substance used on board you should ask your supplier to provide you with one. The provisions of the ISM Code already require MSDS to be on board.
An MSDS details all the information the "company" needs to ensure the work can be undertaken safely.
The following information needs to be included in an MSDS (as taken from Resolution MSC.286(86)):
- identification of the substance or mixture and of the supplier
- hazards identification
- composition/information on ingredients
- first aid measures
- fire fighting measures
- accidental release measures
- handling and storage
- exposure controls/personal protection
- physical and chemical properties
- stability and reactivity
- toxicological information
- ecological information
- disposal considerations
- transport information
- regulatory information
- other information including information on the preparation and revision of the MSDS.
Whenever there is a change to the product, a new MSDS should be sourced. Also, to ensure the content and advice is up-to-date, new versions of the MSDS should be obtained every 5 years.
It is important that each ship has an MSDS on board for each hazardous substance and that all the crew know where the MSDS are kept, how they are to be applied and when they should be referred to.
Hazardous chemicals, fuels and oils
A hazardous chemical is one that has the potential to cause death or serious harm to the individual handling it. Exposure to toxic chemicals (or any toxic ingredients) can result in immediate or long-term effects.
Immediate effects of chemicals are referred to as "acute effects" – the symptoms of acute chemical poisoning will usually surface at once or in the first 4 to 24 hours. Symptoms vary, but they may include nausea, vomiting, headaches, fainting, stomach cramps, dizziness and a range of other symptoms depending on the chemical exposure.
Long-term effects of chemicals are termed "chronic effects" – these may occur days, weeks, months or years after the initial exposure. Chronic chemical exposure may result in cancer, sterility and other serious health problems. These effects depend on the type of chemical and the duration of exposure.
Crewmembers, who are exposed to hazardous substances, need to read the MSDS for each substance so they understand the hazards involved, appreciate the safety procedures applied and are motivated to use PPE.
Personal protection
Using PPE is one means of minimising the risk involved. The use of this equipment is often the last means of preventing harm to the individual. As a result the standard, quality and suitability of this last line of defence are very important. When selecting and using PPE, it is essential that the correct equipment is used so that the appropriate protection is provided.
MSDS provide essential information on the selection of the right PPE, preparation of appropriate emergency procedures and the correct fire fighting or first aid emergency response.
PPE does not stay clean or new forever. Wearing contaminated overalls, gloves and boots completely defeats the purpose of wearing them. If PPE is contaminated it should be cleaned or renewed.
If the equipment is faulty, damaged or past its renewal date then have it renewed or serviced. Seek advice from PPE retailers if there are any questions about equipment selection or maintenance.
Gloves are an important item of PPE. Select the correct glove for the substance being used or exposed to. A porous glove will protect the hands from abrasion but will not provide much protection from chemicals. Information should be obtained about the glove including what chemicals it will protect against and for how long it should be used. Again, PPE does not last forever, especially gloves. Check your gloves regularly for damage, deterioration or contamination.
In addition to skin exposure, inhalation of chemicals through the nose and mouth is a common cause of chemical exposure. The paper type disposable mask is only suitable for non-toxic particles (eg dust). The half and full face mask with replaceable filter canister will filter out mist, fumes, selected gases and vapours. Filters have a limited life and the manufacturer's instructions should be strictly followed. Filter face masks are not suitable for fire fighting because the smoke is likely to block the filter.
Do not forget that lack of oxygen in a space is still a hazard and your mask provides no protection for this.
See Safety Bulletin 21, September 2009: Enclosed and confined spaces can kill:
MSDS are obtained from suppliers. Use them to prepare your crew and the work on board so that people are safe.
Recommended actions are to:
- Make MSDS available on board, preferably in one easily accessible location.
- Ensure the important safety information in the MSDS is applied in your emergency procedures.
- Ensure that anyone who may be exposed to a hazardous substance on board has read the MSDS for that substance.
- Ensure that PPE, suitable for that substance, is available, is used, and kept in good condition.
- Encourage everyone on board to think about their short and long-term health and safety.


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6 Sure-fire Tips to Market Your E-learning Course – An Infographic
Joe is the training manager of a large consumer electronics manufacturer. Recently, he was entrusted with the responsibility of launching an online course on the company's latest washing machine. It has all the attributes of a perfect eLearning course – relevant content, proper flow, right use of the media – it has it all. But, it was an utter failure – the learner response was very poor.
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Hipster Media is a small east coast based film company who's goals are to provide Newschoolers with entertainment for the viewing world. Here at Hipster Media (as of 2012) we will not be posting traditional edits. We will create edits which are fun, and use Hipster-like wyas of going about this. We will be wearing attire from small companies, and the music in our edits will be music that is not very popular yet till very good. Tune in for a series of edits coming out over the course of the rest of the season. Thanks Everyone!!!
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11 miles yesterday. The terrain was rough and it was the hilliest part of the trail. It rained heavily and there was a biting northerly wind. Andy lost his way and says, that the mistake 'cost me an hour and tons of energy.' It must have done. It was 10 minutes to six pm when he sent his goodnight text and I could feel how tired he was by reading the message. By seven this morning, he was back on the trail.
If you look at the overall map of the trail..
…Andy's now starting section four, the dark blue bit.
He'll send us a photo later today. He'll be walking through a woody bit, and he'll like that. Not only will the trees provide some shelter, Andy has a natural affinity for woodland; it's where he feels safest and happiest.
Andy knows that the pressure is now on. He says he's planning to 'make good progress' today. Physically, he's doing very well (especially considering he's just turned 50 and hasn't done a lick of training). The test now is more about Andy's mental endurance. It's not easy to keep believing that what you are doing is possible or desirable when you are walking (and sleeping, and eating) in the rain and cold. Andy knew that the first few legs would be the toughest and that the walking would be easier once he got to Oxfordshire. However, when you're in the middle of a challenge, you can forget that kind of information and feel as though you aren't doing well enough. Andy will need to keep his energy up; both his physical energy (his huge packet of custard creams that he snuck into his pack will help with that) and his mental energy.
Before the walk, we talked about him taking a break today for a cooked lunch at a pub; it'd be good for him to boost his calories right now. But he's taken the money his daughter and I raised at a car boot sale for his spending money, and I know he wants to give most of that to Rett Research Trust UK. I'll bet he makes due with his packet soups and biscuits…
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by Margaret Borchert
Ned Vizzini is the bestselling author of It's Kind of a Funny Story, Be More Chill, and Teen Angst? Naaah… The film adaptation of It's Kind of a Funny Story—starring Keir Gilchrist, Zach Galifianakis, and Emma Roberts and directed by Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck—will debut on October 8, 2010. As a teenager, Ned wrote articles for the New York Press, an alternative newspaper. He currently lives in New York and reviews books for The New York Times and L Magazine.
Where do you find inspiration for your fiction pieces?
First and foremost, by reading. The second place I get inspiration from—sort of the same place I've always gotten inspiration from—is to observe and catalogue human life around me. If you're observant, you get inspiration from the way people actually act, because people are just strange sometimes.
So do you do a lot of people watching?
I don't, you know, sit on a bench just to watch people. But believe me, if I'm at a party or if I'm out getting lunch, I'm always watching people. If you're hanging out with me, I'm probably watching you.
In your book Teen Angst? Naaah… you talk about how you started writing to vent your frustration over an incident involving an escalator, your backpack, and a mean girl. Do you still use a journal for these types of things?
I don't keep a journal, nor did I ever really keep a journal the way some people picture keeping a journal, where you have a special, secret book that only you look at. I definitely use writing—fiction writing mostly—to let off some steam. But it's more automatic than it was when I started and I no longer need to have a humiliating incident to happen to me in order for me to write.
What do you think is the most important part of the character development process?
Being thorough about the life of the character beyond the novel. You may not need to know what their favorite food is for any reason in the book, but if you don't know these little things about your character, you can find yourself in narrative traps. By narrative traps I mean getting to a place in the book where you're like, "Wow, what should my character do? I have no idea. I'm stuck." You have to love your characters, you have to be rooting for them, and you have to know them inside and out to make fiction work.
Who is your favorite author?
That's one of those things that changes frequently. I like to mention Michael Crichton because I think in the next fifty years he'll gradually gain recognition as the American Jules Verne. He died a few years ago and his work was very important to me as a kid. When I started reading Jurassic Park, I was so into it that I sat down in the bathroom to read and my legs fell asleep and my brother was banging on the door to use the bathroom. When I got up, I fell on the ground because my legs didn't work because I had been sitting in some weird position for so long. That was how good the book was. And I remember thinking to myself, This is real power! The power to be able to write something so compelling that you make your reader forget how they're sitting.
Are you reading any books right now?
Something I'm reading that's really unique and fun is called The Pregnant Widow by Martin Amis. Every once in a while, the narrator will tell you what the origin of a random word is – its etymology – and I've always been a sucker for that stuff.
You began writing for the New York Press at fifteen. How did you get into that and what do you recommend aspiring writers—such as the ones on Figment—do in order to get connections in the publishing business and eventually get their works published?
The first thing I tell people is: "Don't write a book." Chances are if you sit down at thirteen or fourteen saying, "I'm going to write a novel," you'll just get frustrated and it may turn you off from writing altogether. It's much better to start with short pieces. You can hone your craft more quickly doing this, instead of taking months and months traveling down the rabbit hole of writing a novel.
I highly recommend that young people who want to become writers start out trying to work with alternative newspapers and their local communities. Young peoples' opinions are actually very valuable because people think that you know what's cool. Editors are going to say, "Oh, this is someone reporting from the trenches of American youth!" The way that I started with the alternative press community in New York was by writing an essay about my high school and sending it in to the address of the New York Press. A couple months later I got a call from one of the editors. They read the essay and liked it, and they were interested in working with me. So it was really that simple.
The world is a little different from when I started in 1996, but the essential attitude is still there. The first thing you have to do is read and identify a newspaper or magazine that may publish a piece of your writing. The second thing you have to do is write it. And the third thing you have to do is send it off and be respectful and professional.
Your book It's Kind of a Funny Story was made into a movie that is coming out October 8th. How much were you involved in the movie-making process?
The first thing to say about the movie is that it's been a fantastic process, Focus Features has done a great job and I'm very, very lucky. I didn't write the script to the movie, it was written by Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden [Half Nelson, Sugar], who are also the directors. They're really talented filmmakers and when I heard they were interested in the project I was really excited! We met and really hit it off. Some things had to be modified to make it a good movie, but all of the critical things from the book—emotional vibe and narrative structure of the book—are very well encapsulated in the movie.
I saw a cut of it a couple weeks ago and the emotions that went through me were everything from amazement to otherworldly – I don't know – otherworldly terror. I'm still kind of waiting for the other shoe to drop, you know? The movie was so good that part of me is thinking, Someone's gonna get you, Ned, for having so much fun with your life.
Did you spend a lot of time on set?
I met the whole cast and they were all very sweet and cool and professional. I was not really needed on the set of the movie, but they made me feel good and the one thing that I heard a lot on the set was: "Hey, thanks, you got me a job! If you didn't write that book we wouldn't be shooting this movie and I wouldn't be working right now." It was cool. One of my t-shirts is worn by a character in one scene, and in one segment of the movie Craig is reading a copy of Be More Chill which I didn't even realize they were going to do. There are these little hidden messages in the movie that I appreciated, things that will make it fun for me and my friends.
Are you working on anything right now?
I have finished a new book and my agent and I are bringing it to publishers; we're literally at the very beginning of that process right now. It's a young adult book that delves deeply into my love of role-playing games. So if you like Dungeons & Dragons, World of Warcraft and Magic the Gathering, it will be a book that's right up your alley.
Margaret is a freshman at Franklin College Switzerland and spends most of her time fooling around on the internet, talking to the voices in her head, and avoiding actual work at all costs.


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Missouri ATV Accidents and Rollovers
Many Missourians own all-terrain vehicles (ATV's), both for practical purposes and for recreation. Unfortunately, these sources of fun and utility can also be deadly. An ATV of unstable design is at risk for a rollover accident, and an ATV owner who lets an inexperienced rider, especially a child, who is not equipped to handle an ATV's powerful engine, may be liable if an accident occurs.
All-terrain vehicles come in many shapes and sizes: three wheeler's, four wheeler's, six wheeler's, work ATV's, utility ATV's, 4-wheel drive utility ATV's, golf cars, sport ATV's, side by sides, sand rail, dune buggy, and many other varieties. No matter the terminology, the dangers are extremely real.
ATV Safety Defects and ATV Recalls
Individuals are often unaware of the defects in the ATV's they purchase. It is all too often the case that the off road vehicle appears to work normally, only to discover the defective product's problem while in use. ATV's are the most dangerous when they are subject to rollovers. Some common ATV recalls and defects are as follows:
The three recalled ATV's above are by no means a comprehensive list of recalled ATV's. The US Consumer Product Safety Commission has listed a comprehensive list of hundreds of ATV recalls for the public benefit. This list is regularly updated. The cause for the recalls range from crash hazard, fire hazard, loss of steering control, loss of speed control, brake failure, and numerous other defects.
All-Terrain Vehicle Accident Statistics
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) tracks ATV-related injuries and deaths as part of its statutory mandate to monitor consumer products. In a recent 10 year period, 7,868 people died in the United States from the use of ATV's. This staggering number is topped by the more than 1,500,000 individuals treated in the emergency room for ATV related injuries.
According to a University of Iowa study, "All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) Related Injuries: Mechanisms and Contributing Factors," ATV accidents stem from several causes:
- In the study, rollovers accounted for 42 percent of the crashes that resulted in injuries.
- Thirty-five percent of riders over the age of 15 who were tested for the presence of alcohol after a crash tested positive.
- Among riders over the age of 15 who were tested for the presence of drugs after a crash, 25 percent tested positive.
- All of the children who were injured were driving adult-sized ATVs.
Because so many ATVs have a high center of gravity and because these vehicles are often operated on uneven terrain, they are subject to rollover crashes. ATVs are also being equipped with more powerful engines that can make the vehicles difficult for some riders, particularly children, to control. Individuals simply jump on these machines and treat them as if they were a full sized truck, resulting in countless injuries.
Rider suitability was an issue in the case of Hennarichs v. Fina. After 13-year-old Sara Hennarichs lost control of a four-wheel ATV and died, her parents filed suit against the ATV's owners, Roger and Karen Fina. Despite manufacturer warnings that the ATV was not for use by children under the age of 16, the couple purchased one for their son, who was 11 or 12 at the time, and he allowed Sara Hennarichs to drive it. The lawsuit alleged that the couple had negligently entrusted the ATV to their son, negligently trained him and negligently supervised him. A Florida jury returned a $4.5 million verdict and concluded that the members of the Fina family held a combined 80 percent responsibility for the accident. In 2009 the Florida Court of Appeals affirmed the decision.
United States ATV Laws
According to the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons article: ATV's: Injuries are part of the terrain, men between the ages of 18-30 are most at risk for ATV injuries. It is also reported these injuries most often occur in rural areas. In addition, while just 15% of ATV riders are children, they make up 27% of ATV injuries, and 28% of ATV deaths.
As a result of these staggering numbers, states have enacted specific legislation for ATV's. While these laws vary greatly, 28 states have minimum rider age laws and 31 states require a helmet. The ATV legislation has not helped decrease all-terrian vehicle related deaths so far. As more and more ATV's are sold, more and more injuries result.
Missouri Law requires generally that:
- No person shall operate an ATV in a careless way that could endanger the person or property of another, under the influence of alcohol or controlled substance, or with a passenger.
- All riders under 18 wear a helmet at all times.
- All ATV's must be titled and registered.
- No one under the age of 16 may register at ATV
- No ATV's on highway, unless for agricultural purposes or for official state use.
- No one under the age of 16 may operate an ATV unless on a parents land or accompanied by a parent.
Injured in an ATV Accident?
If you have been hurt or someone you love has been hurt or killed in an all-terrain vehicle accident in Missouri, you have rights. If your ATV accident and injuries resulted from a defective ATV, you will likely need to pursue a products liability case. If you were thrown from a ATV while another person was driving, your case will fall under the tort theory of negligence. Regardless of the legal theory of recovery, you have a limited time to file your ATV claim for damages.
Contact the ATV injury lawyers at The Dixon Injury Firm immediately to discuss your case. Founder Christopher Dixon has been recognized as a Top 100 Trial Lawyer and has successfully helped injury victims recovery millions of dollars for their injuries. Call today to for a FREE ATV case consultation: 314-409-7060, or 855-40-CRASH (toll-free).


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VRM#38 Seller will entertain offers between $329,000 and $378,876.Spacious open plan is a versatile floor plan.3 bedroom septic w/ several rooms to choose as bedrooms, exercise, office or den. Former dining room is now a big sewing rm or can be a living room. Attached 2 car garage w/ large additional attached shed for storage of lawn mower, snow blower & tools.Outdoor RV hookup. Dry basement for additional storage w/ finished den with a daylight window. Beautiful new kitchen has quality dovetail drawers & cabinets w/ quiet self closing drawers & doors plus a big pantry closet. Stainless steel appliances and a pot filler above the gas range. New ceramic tile floor in the kitchen extends to the front foyer & bath. There is a new oak floor in the dining room. The big new family room has a cozy pellet stove and lots of windows to bring in all the cheery light. Master suite w/ 3/4 bath & big walk-in closet. Lovely landscaping w/reseeded front lawn. Quality Cedar clapboard siding.
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AMD announced the AMD Embedded G-T16R Accelerated Processing Unit (APU). The AMD G-T16R APU enables small form factor and fanless designs. It has a power consumption of only 2.3 watts on average or 4.5 watts thermal design power (TDP). The AMD Embedded G-T16R is targeted at very low power, small form factor and cost-sensitive embedded designs that require a combination of x86 compatibility and graphics. It is ideal for point-of-sale order entry stations and tablets, medical bedside terminals and solar-powered traffic control devices.
The AMD Embedded G-T16R APU is available at extremely accessible price points that enables designers to use it for cost-sensitive embedded applications. The chip reduces product development and life cycle costs with a common scalable platform design that spans the entire AMD Embedded G-Series. AMD's approach enables one design to serve multiple product configurations, simplifying the supply chain, helping reduce operational complexity and enabling better platform economics.
The AMD Embedded G-T16R Accelerated Processing Unit supports Windows Embedded Compact 7, Green Hills INTEGRITY and Express Logic ThreadX operating systems. In addition, the embedded processor offers a cost-effective upgrade path for engineers using the AMD Geode LX processor family. The AMD G-T16R consumes about 7% less power and three times the performance of the 2.45 watt AMD Geode LX processor, while reducing the overall chip footprint by 58%. Support for the latest DDR3 memory helps reduce memory costs for legacy applications while enabling higher memory speed and capacity.
Below are some small form factor motherboards designed around the legacy I/O and low power support of the AMD G-T16R APU:
- Advantech PCM-3356 PC/104 CPU module
- Aewin PM-6161 PC/104 board
- Arbor EmETX-a55E0 ETX CPU module
- aValue ECM-A50M 3.5 embedded motherboard
- Axiomtek CM100 COM Express module
- MEN Mikro Elektronik SC24 computer-on-module
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Fractals Everywhere!January 12th, 2011 by Math Tricks | No Comments | Filed in Fractals
Fractals Online
Although I'll be using the free fractal generator mentioned in the last post, I have found a number of others at wyomingwebdesign.com that the webmaster has generously allowed me to use in the game. Here are a few examples of the fractals available there:
Yes, there are many places online where you can find fractals, but this site allows you to use them in your web pages. They also offer free website template! Anyway, thank you Jeff for letting me use these images.
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Ekaterinburg Airport - Tips
Economy Car Rentals provide you with various information about the airport in Ekaterinburg, such as name, address and service/facilities. Economy Car Rentals Airport Page will help you to get various useful information, whether you travel for pleasure or business. Seek for all major airlines arriving at the airport of Ekaterinburg. Visit our Car Fleet section to learn more about all car categories available at your destination for your car rental. It's essential to plan your trip in advance. Make sure that all relevant documents are packed and ready before you leave home for your Ekaterinburg trip. Plan your routes by checking a map.
SUV, Economy, Compact, Intermediate but also many others are offered on our website. Make your vacations as pleasant as possible. Car Rental with Economy Car Rentals is just what you need for your vacation in Ekaterinburg. A car fleet with various car brands such as VW Jetta, VW Jetta, Hyundai Accent, Nissan Tiida, Chevrolet Cruze, Ford Focus Estate, Chevrolet Aveo, Ford Fiesta, Ford Focus, Ford Focus offered by our local partners. Find the right one for your car rental in Ekaterinburg airport.
Car Rental Ekaterinburg Airport
If you are arriving in Ekaterinburg by plane you can arrange a car rental through Economy Car Rentals. This can easily be waiting for you after your arrival. Read here about the weather conditions during your stay in Ekaterinburg but also what events you should certainly be a part of while staying in Ekaterinburg. See in which Terminal your are arriving. Find hotels for your accommodation near the airport of Ekaterinburg that of your arrival.
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Dance Plus 2 28 August 2016 Episode 18 All Performances Videos Top 8 Voting Results :- Watch Online Dance Plus Season 2 Ep 18 of 28th Aug, 2016 with Akira (Sonakshi Sinha). Till now we watched all the Outstanding performances to get place on Top 8 and 6. But now is the time to reach on Grand Finale of Dance Plus 2. So, all the contestants will try to perform Excellent+Fabulous+Superb+Wonderful. Because Votings has started and Best performer will get high votes and win the show. Today watch Dance Plus 2 28 August 2016 Episode with Guest Sonakshi Sinha as Akira.
Today we watched a flawless performance of Sushant Khatri. He tribute to the soldiers gave us goosebumps. We also watched a wonderful performance by Captain Dharmesh, Host Raghav and Guest Sonakshi Sinha. The Kapil Sharma Show 28 August Akira
Dance Plus 2 28 August 2016 Episode 18 All Performances Videos Top 8 Voting Results
Today Urban Crew gave another amazing performance and won the heart of captains, judge and special guest Sonakshi Sinha. They are also appealing for vote.
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The Mentor Me Project Blog is a week away from launching.
These last four months have been crazy. From the time the idea came about to realizing that the initial idea was way smaller then what God had in mind. Things have moved quickly. I am the type of person that can get ahead of plans. I usually have things so far planned out in advance that I often forget about the present. One way that I have continued to fight this urge to plan the future of the Mentor Me Project is to give it to God.
For the last 30 days I have spent 30 minutes a day praying about the future of the Mentor Me Project. I truly believe that God is calling me and others to continue to spread the message of the need for mentors. I feel like I have been having conversations with people about the Mentor Me Project but continually do not take the time to talk with God. This last month has been very challenging to spend time in prayer about the future. But God has remained faithful in my constant rambling and has often spoken words of truth and given me ideas that I never knew were there. In the last month this project has become more about God's plans then my plans.
Here is where I am asking you to get involved. January is National Mentor Month (I know, it seems that I planned the launch for January because of this fact, but indeed I had no clue until a couple of weeks ago). January 3rd (Monday) the Mentor Me Project goes live and the conversations start to happen. I need your help with this. I need people to commit to pray for the Mentor Me Project for the next 30 days in January for 5 minutes a day. If you would be willing to pray for the Mentor Me Project I would love for you to grab the banner below to display on your blog, twitter profile, or wherever else you want to place that bad boy.
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Florida State's umpteenth loss to the rival Hurricanes on a botched field goal won't soon be forgotten.
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Texas Tech basketball coach Bob Knight's old home in Bloomington, Ind., a 4,660-square-footer on a 5-acre lot, went up for sale on eBay for $397,500, the Indianapolis Star reported.
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Book Three of the After series - the Internet sensation with millions of readers.
Tessa didn't plan on meeting H. during her freshman year of college. But now that she has, her life will never be the same.
©2014 Anna Todd (P)2014 Simon & Schuster
"I can't get away from this story"
OK--I loved the first one, the second was 'meh' and this one was seemingly ENDLESS. The same stuff over and over. Hardin is a jerk to Tessa, she cries, he apologizes, she can't seem to get a grip on how to stand up to him, she also can't seem to tell him what's going on, she questions EVERYTHING and on and on and on and on. I don't know when I have been so involved with such an overblown and meaningless story. Hardin is indeed the JERK OF THE WORLD...he cannot seem to get a handle on his anger and takes it our on everyone, espeically Tessa who lets him walk all over her and then cries some more. This third installment is not much different from the first two. Yes, Hardin had some issues that were troublesome growing up but GET A GRIP and move on. Whew...I'm worn out. BUT!! I am also captive to the story and will finish it out (thank god!) in the final book. The narration is very good..both Shane East and Elizabeth Louise do nice jobs of the characters. I can only think that during the endless and repetitious events and situations, they must be rolling their eyes and saying...will this ever end. I understand this is wildly popular and has been optioned for a movie. Well oh boy.
I do have to add that Ms Todd has a real eye/ear for humor, though and I have laughed out loud at several of Hardin's comments. He can be quite funny. Tessa however, only knows how to gnash her teeth, question her every move and cry. Please make it stop
"it was ok"
Unlike the previous books in the series, this one took awhile to get through. I felt that it was slow and uneventful. it was still a good read but not my favorite in the series.
I borrowed to the first two audiobooks from the NYPL system so this is my first review of the series. I didn't have any idea what a fantastic story I was getting myself into. I understand why it's being made into film.
"sucked in!!!"
can't help it but want more!
each book ending got me to want to read the next one!
"""You're broken Hardin, and I can't fix you."""
Lots more 'I want to be with you', 'I can't be with you', 'I can't live without you' 'I love you but I'm not good for you' in this third book of the series.
A lot does happen outside of all of that stuff though. Tessa seems to get stronger in each book. There is no denying that these two love each other but Tessa is really working out what makes Hardin tick. She can read him very well now and knows how to manoeuvre around his mood swings. That being said, he still has a lot of growing to do and there some things that she will just not accept him doing.
"You're broken Hardin, and I can't fix you." - Tessa
Tessa's 'friends' really show their true colours and I was completely shocked at their antics towards her. Zed keeps popping into this story and I still haven't decided if he is just playing her or if he genuinely likes her. Is he just set on messing with Hardin? Is Zed's Becca the same one that Noah is dating???
This girl seems to be a magnet to men, there are several vying for her attention and this drives Hardin crazy!
Tessa's dad comes into this story too and some secrets from the past are revealed to her.
Near the end of the book the story is very much focused on Hardin and his family. Prepared to be blind sided with the events that happen when he is home visiting his mum in England. Total Hardin carnage but also really sad too.
At the end of this book it isn't any clearer if these two are together or not. Will they end up together - I'm hoping the title of the next book answers that.
"Good Story but a little too long."
This was a really good story but it went on way too long. I wanted to jump to the end just to see what happens and cut out all the jealousy and fights between Hardin and Tesse. I think this book should have been cut in half. Long stories cause you to move onto other things and them come back to the story which can be very distracting. Other than that I loved the Chemistry between Harding and Tesse and the love scenes between the two were great! That's the main thing that kept my interest in the whole story.
I have to admit that I skipped the first couple chapters of the book bc the back and forth gets so tiresome. However, the second half was unbelievably amazing! The narrators are perfect and the story line keeps getting better and better! Can't wait for the next one!!
"What a wild ride!"
Prepare for lots of twists and turns. I feel like I should be on blood pressure meds after this one (and the two books before). Fabulous narration.. Hats off to Anna Todd for weaving a tale that has me absolutely spellbound.. I can't wait for the next in the series..
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I have listened to three of After series and looking forward to the next book. Anna Todd has done a great job with this series and I am looking forward to listening to more of her books in the future. Both of the narrators are top notch and I would listen to either one of them again with no doubt. It's hard for me to say which is the best part of the book because every single part is when you need to listen more to just to get to the next one and then the next. The characters are all great and one that keeps your interest throughout the entire book.
Way to go Anna Todd and all your books! Great job!!!!
Kept wondering what would happen next. Hot romance. Presentation was good. Liked the series can't wait for the next one to be ready for Audible
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The time is rapidly approaching! We arrive in Queenstown on May 21st and leave from Christchurch June 2nd.
Here's our (mostly) final itinerary. As you all know, we don't mind moving around and not spending lots of nights in one spot. We did finally realize we don't have enough time to get to the north part of the South Island.
2 nights Queenstown - we'll spend the first day walking around town and trying to stay awake. The next day we plan to do the Dart River Safari in the morning and maybe a bit more walking up around the Glenorchy/Paradise area.
1 night Milford Sound Lodge - we signed up for their Bed and Boat package. On the way, we plan to hike the Key Summit Track. I realize there isn't much to do at Milford Sound at night, but I figure we'll still be getting over a bit of jetlag, plus we'll be tired from the hike.
1 night Te Anau - after our morning cruise and a look in the Milford Sound Discovery Centre, we'll head to Te Anau in the early afternoon.
2 nights Wanaka - we hope to visit a couple of wineries on the way, probably Mt. Difficulty for one. Is there anything like a central wine store in Cromwell that offers tastings?
We'd like to get into Mt. Aspiring National Park on our full day, hopefully do the Rob Roy Glacier walk. If the weather's really bad, we'll stay in town and see things there.
1 night Franz Josef Glacier - we're allowing most of the day for this drive.
1 night Hokitika (or maybe Greymouth) - we want to do a heli-hike at Franz Josef in the morning. If that isn't possible due to weather, we plan to drive up to Hokitika and poke around town.
Mr. Pickle is sort of interested in visiting Shantytown in Greymouth. I haven't had a chance to research much - is it worth the time?
1 night at maybe Springfield or Sheffield - we'll drive through Arthur's Pass, stop and look around up there, then either spend the night at the YHA hostel in Springfield or drive on to Sheffield for the night. Does anyone think one town is better than the other?
At this point, we are going to drive to Hakatere Conservation Park in Canterbury. http://www.doc.govt.nz/parks-and-recreation/places-to-go/canterbury/places/hakatere-conservation-park/ Mr. Pickle decided it would be cool to walk up Mt. Sunday, the location of Edoras in the Lord of the Rings films, and since I'm a major LotR geek, I'm all for it!
I'm not sure where we should spend the nights of May 30th (the day we visit Mt. Sunday) and 31st. We don't think we have time to go much farther south, so we're considering Akaroa, then heading to Christchurch the night of June 1st. Our flight leaves in the evening, so we'll have a good chunk of June 2nd to spend in the city. Any help here would be appreciated.
I'd love suggestions for restaurants (budgeting approximately $20-25 for a main per person), coffee places, fun shops, etc.
Thanks so much for your help, everyone!
Lee Ann
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Sounds like a well thought out plan Lee Ann. You know I'm not a fan of one and two night stays, but if it works for you...
As for wine - this place might work for you in QT:
I seem to remember another place around Central Otago called the Wine Experience or some such, but can't find it online, so they may no longer be around. I was disappointed in it years ago - more of a paid attraction about wine, not tasting wine as I recall.
The wineries in Cromwell are so close to one another that you can easily fit in a couple on your own - same for Bannockburn. Or there's always tour options if you plan to really imbibe. Do visit Mt Difficulty - or better yet have a meal there (book) - it's wonderful and unpretentious.
I'll get back to you on places to eat - have an appointment to get to.
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We self cater a lot on our NZ driving trips, however, some restaurants we've dined at and can recommend are Redcliffe Restaurant in Te Anau and Vnow in Queenstown. Vnow has the feel of a small neighbourhood restaurant, as it's away from the centre.
If you're from NM, you might enjoy spicy food (I ate a lot of red and green food when I lived in NM and miss the aroma of freshly roasted Hatch chiles). If you enjoy Indian spices as well, we've had good meals at Priya in Hokitika and Spice Room in Wanaka. Thai Siam in Wanaka was okay. I've also gotten takeout from Bombay Palace in Queenstown (the place is too crowded and loud for my tastes).
My pick for a splurge meal would be Amisfield's Bistro. As the exchange rate is so good for you right now you might want to check it out. Queenstown has a great variety of dining choices, from takeout lamb at Pedro's House of Lamb, to celebrated burgers from Fergberger, to places with "star chefs" like Rata.
Wineries. Must-see Rippon Winery in Wanaka, a five minute drive from the centre. My Cromwell favourites are Wooing Tree, Rockburn, and Quartz Reef, with the latter two being in a commercial area populated by warehouses, retail outlets, and small manufacturers. You might notice someplace called the Central Otago Wine Company. No tastings here, they make wine and sell wine for a range of wineries.
In Bannockburn, in addition to Mt. Difficulty, visit Carrick. I also like Akarua.
Sightseeing. Hokitika Gorge-Lake Kaniere drive. Maybe visit its free small glow worm dell at night. Queenstown gondola and botanic garden. Heavy rainy now predicted for parts of the SI may make some roads impassable. If you can't get to Rob Roy, Diamond Lake walk has great views and doesn't take too long.
Why don't you drive to Shantytown, have a look and decide when you get there? My husband was also somewhat interested in seeing it but when we got there it looked too theme-park like, we passed on entering.
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Diamantina has covered most of my favorite restaurants, but I'll add Café de Paris in Hokitika, the Blue Ice in Franz Josef, Ma Maison in Akaroa, La Toscana and The Ranch in Te Anau and Express Yourself in Darfield (good coffee and cake).
There's also a Spice Room in Queenstown.
Oh how I miss Indian food! We live in the land of Hatch's green chilies and are surrounded by good Mexican food, but Indian food is very hard to come by here.
If you like chocolate, don't miss the hot chocolate and ice cream at Patagonia in QT.
Suddenly, I'm hungry.
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I can't improve on the expert advice you've had here except to second the Amisfield bistro - we loved it .We had their tasting menu [one with wine pairings as someone had to drive] and it was great.
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Here's a PDF of the Wine Map brochure of the area (it may or may not be easier to read than the Otago wine link): https://www.dropbox.com/s/uza6vev9ynrjksv/Central-Otago-Wine-Map.pdf?dl=0
We had a rather disappointing experience at Carrick - maybe we arrived on an "off" day. We loved Chard Farm, Peregrine, and Mt Difficulty.
Mount Iron is right across the road from Puzzling World at Wanaka and offers some great views of Lakes Hawea and Wanaka at the top. You may also consider doing the cruise and walk at Mou Waho Island. The local Wekas are very friendly and it's amazing to look around 360 degrees and not see a single sign of civilization! There's a very cool lake within the island too (with an island of it's own). http://www.ecowanaka.co.nz/lake-wanaka-cruise-island-nature-walk/
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Thanks, everyone, for the wonderful suggestions! We will do our best to try what we can. Sadly, Amisfield is closed while we're in the area, but all those other options look great.
Do any of you have suggestions for the Canterbury area after we go to Mount Sunday (which is sort of near Mount Somers)? I don't think we have time to visit Mt. Cook, but anything between the eastern end of Arthur's Pass and about as far south as Ashburton would work. Or should we just plan to drive to Akaroa when we finish the Mount Sunday hike?
Lee Ann
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I can't even find Mt Sunday on my 150 page NZ road atlas (thank you for piquing my interest in a place I've not yet been to on the SI!).
If you find yourself around Geraldine at dinner time, do call in at Taste (book or turn up when they open at 6 pm).
Wonderbar! And a huge surprise for such a small town. So much so that we booked dinner months in advance from Australia, several times, knowing we'd only be in town one night.
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According to TripAdvisor, Taste has closed. Is there anywhere else there you'd recommend?
Here's the Hakatere Conservation Park brochure:
Lee Ann
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OH NO! Say it isn't so!
I'm getting conflicting info online, I suggest you give them a call to make sure:
Phone:+64 3-307 0307
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Oh...looks like they moved to Ashburton.
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May not be the same place though. Oh man, I am so bummed.
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I've sent the Geraldine I site a note...will see what they say. Can you tell I'm upset by this news?
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- Vudu - the skinny one that runs from the waterfront through to whatever the adjacent street is. I've been in Qtown a couple of times this month, and there's often a queue, but it moves fast. Great coffee, counter food and breakfast/brunch/lunch options.
- Joe's garage - great coffee, tasty cooked breakfasts. Vudu is better though.
- The Cow - I remember going here when I was little and the menu is still the same. Be prepared to wait for a table, a cosy fire and to share tables and/or be at close quarters. Menu is simple but tasty.
- My go to favourites are Pomeroys (pub food and friendly vibe), and the reincarnations of a pre-EQ icon - the Dux de Lux - now known as Dux Dine in Riccarton Road and Dux central in High Street. I love both. Both are very casual.
I can't imagine staying in either Springfield or Sheffield, they are both blink and miss them places. I'd keep going to Christchurch unless there was some particular reason. Springfield would be every so slightly bigger, but Sheffield has the Sheffield Pie shop. The pies here are good (also recommend the custard squares).
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Lee Ann -
Thanks for posting the link. As it happens we've been in the area many times, we once hiked to Sharplin Falls near Stavely, at the base of Mt Somers.
Will have to explore Mt Sunday next time.
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>>I can't imagine staying in either Springfield or Sheffield, they are both blink and miss them places.<<
Basically, we need a place to spend that night before we got to Mount Sunday the next day.
We saw the Sheffield Pie Shop online and Mr. Pickle definitely wants to stop there. Thanks for your other recommendations as well!
Lee Ann
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Speaking of meat/savoury pies, in Te Anau, there's Miles Pies to try.
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OK...I've looked on the map and found Mount Sunday. I live a little more than an hour away and I've never heard of it...
If you're coming from Arthurs Pass, probably your best bet for accomodation would be somewhere in Methven. It's still just a dot, but a bigger dot than Sheffield or Springfield. Here's a website on Methven to whet your appetite...
Blowing a gale here today and it's ridiculously warm for what should be Autumn.
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Diamantina, Miles Better Pies is on our list too.
Thanks, thelittlestkiwi, I'll check Methven.
Lee Ann
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Heard back from the Geraldine I site - sadly, it's true, Taste is no more;
Unfortunately you are correct in thinking that Taste has closed. There are a couple of new restaurants opened late at night in Geraldine. There is Royal India (where Taste used to be) as well as The Running Duck, which is open later on some nights & The Central Café which does burgers and again, open later on some nights. Really sorry to be the bearer of bad news!
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Thanks for letting me know, Melnq8. Maybe we'll check out the Indian restaurant.
Lee Ann
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"Glass explores the pain of family secrets, the importance of identity, and the ultimate meaning of family . . . HIGH-DEMAND BACKSTORY: Although Glass borrows characters from her National Book Award-winning Three Junes, it is not necessary to have read that previous book to enjoy this lovely, highly readable, and thought-provoking novel." (Booklist, starred review)
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I cannot read the hard copy due to vision problems. So I can't answer this.
Well, obviously I'm going to compare it to its predecessors. I loved THREE JUNES, and it was really nice to read yet another installment of in the ongoing family saga. It's like catching up with old friends.
There are a lot of characters in this book, both male and female, young and old. It must be difficult to put voice to all those people. Deakins did a nice job.
Along the lines of THREE JUNES...maybe TWO SUMMERS & A THANKSGIVING. This is why I'm not in the publishing business, naming books.
My only comment I guess is that I did not love this book as much as I have past Julia Glass novels, and I think this has to do with Kit. He has a compelling story...and I was happy to follow him on his quest for his identity...but he did not grab me as much as other Glass characters have. Still, well worth the read in this continuation of a great story.
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Marry someone you really love and desire and you know they love and desire you equally. Getting over your fears and addressing them but most importantly facing them and with a supporting partner you can't fail. Don't marry for convince. All the money in the world will not guarantee you a happy life. Love is more important than money. Having a lot of money and no feeling for the person you are with is like having all the keys to a kingdom, palace, castle, etc. and no one to share them with even though you are with someone, you are not truly with them when you do not feel for them. I feel it's better to marry someone you love and desire first and then see what they are interested in and to encourage them toward their dreams. Even if they don't have it all together now if you both love each other and desire each other, who knows how far you both could go. You both could make much,much more than enough to hold two kingdoms or three. There are no limits when love is running in it's fullest strength.
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This article will analyze the salaries of public universities in Colombia in an agency microeconomic model with moral hazard. Subsequently this article will examine the monetary incentives implicit in the decrees 1444 and 1279 that regulate the wages of professors from all public universities in Colombia. Lastly, a hierarchal lineal model will be applied to verify whether monetary incentives impact the academic development of students from the University of Atlantico. A synthesis of the results can be noted as follow: the legislation that regulates the wages of university professors in Colombia helps promote productivity. In addition, the hierarchal model has shown that monetary incentives, specialized libraries, economic status, and the academic trajectory of students have a positive effect in the exam of the State.
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Music Track Title: I Get the Last Laugh (Vocal)
Catalog ID: 416759 ISRC: US5UL0786872
Description: Angry? Pissed? A true "I have the last laugh" song-- PERFECT "I'm pissed at you" theme, politicians, ex-wife, girl or boyfriend, Versatile!! Stay mad my friends, stay MAD!
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Artist or Group: Warren Hein
Keywords: Pissed Modern Rock Quirky Weezer-Ish Last Laugh 'Tween I Hate You
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Duration: 3:13 Tempo: Medium BPM: 120
Arrangement: Band / Ensemble
Instruments: Guitar, Drums, Bass, Electric Guitar, Organ, Piano, Slide Guitar, Vocals
Vocal Mix: Male Vocals
Language: English
Moods: Aggressive, Angry, Bitchy, Campy, Celebratory, Cheeky, Confident, Disenchanted, Edgy, Forceful, Free, Fun, Mischievous, Optimistic, Playful, Pleased, Pompous, Reflective, Triumphant, Vengeful
Styles: 2000s (Y2K+), Comedy, Comedy / Slapstick, Film Vocal, Indie, Party / Fraternity, Political, Pulp / Tarantino, Romantic Comedy, TV Vocal
Lyrical Topics: Betrayal, Disgust, Break Up, Fool, Angry
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And if I can recall
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Verse 2
Yeah I'm glad that I got out
Of the world that you're locked in
If it ends the way I think
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BAGHDAD, Iraq, Sept. 3 — An Army investigator has recommended a court-martial on charges that could lead to the death penalty for each of four infantrymen accused of raping a 14-year-old girl and killing her and her family in March, according to a report issued Sunday.
In his recommendation, Col. Dwight D. Warren agreed with military prosecutors that "reasonable grounds exist to believe that each accused committed the offense for which he is charged," including premeditated murder, which under the Uniform Code of Military Justice could be punishable by death.
Defense lawyers said they would file objections to the recommendation, which goes to a convening authority that will decide whether to follow it. Colonel Warren is the investigator in the case, and presided over the initial hearing in the case last month to determine whether enough evidence existed to recommend a court-martial.
The finding comes three days after another Army investigator recommended that four other soldiers, accused of killing three Iraqi men during a May 9 assault on an island north of Baghdad, face the death penalty in courts-martial.
The four soldiers involved in the most recent recommendation are charged with raping the girl and killing her, her parents and her 7-year-old sister in the family's home in Mahmudiya, a town in what is known among American soldiers as the "triangle of death" because of the deadly attacks by Sunni Arab insurgents.Continue reading the main story
Specialist James P. Barker, Pfc. Jesse V. Spielman, Pfc. Bryan L. Howard and Sgt. Paul E. Cortez are each charged with rape and premeditated murder. The four, members of Company B of the First Battalion, 502nd Infantry, 101st Airborne Division, are also charged with arson; military prosecutors accused them of burning the body of the teenager with kerosene in an attempt to conceal evidence.
A fifth soldier, Sgt. Anthony W. Yribe, has been charged with dereliction of duty for failing to report the crimes.
A former member of Company B, Steven D. Green, was said to have conceived the plan to rape the girl, whom his unit had encountered on previous patrols, and kill her family. Mr. Green, discharged as a private in May after a psychiatric evaluation, is in custody in Kentucky, where he faces federal rape and murder charges. He has pleaded not guilty.
Colonel Warren's report was provided to The New York Times by lawyers in the case.
During the military hearing last month, a member of Mr. Green's former platoon, Pfc. Justin Watt, testified that he heard Mr. Green express several violent thoughts, and heard him say at one point, "I want to kill and hurt a lot of Iraqis."
Private Watt also testified that Private Howard told him before the episode that Mr. Green, Sergeant Cortez and Specialist Barker had planned to rape a girl, and that Private Howard was to be the lookout.
In the hearing, defense lawyers argued that the rape and killings occurred as a result of low morale and stress after attacks at an isolated military checkpoint that killed several comrades of the accused men. The lawyers also argued that the killings were spontaneous acts of violence unconnected to the girl's rape, and that the men had not planned to kill anyone when they invaded the family's home.
The distinction is crucial. A conviction of premeditated murder is punishable under military law by death, and carries a minimum sentence of life in prison with the possibility of parole. Unpremeditated murder — the equivalent of second-degree murder in civilian courts — cannot be punished by death and carries no specific minimum sentence.
Prosecutors have told defense lawyers that they intend to pursue the death penalty, said Capt. James D. Culp, a lawyer for Specialist Barker.
David Sheldon, Specialist Barker's civilian lawyer, on Sunday criticized the recommendation for not considering mitigating circumstances, and he lambasted Colonel Warren, who is a St. Louis prosecutor in civilian life, contending that he was biased toward military prosecutors.
"For 22 days, these junior enlisted soldiers were warehoused at one of the most dangerous checkpoints in the triangle of death," Mr. Sheldon said in an e-mail message from Washington on Sunday.
Captain Culp said that he and Mr. Sheldon would file formal objections to Colonel Warren's recommendation with the next five days.
Colonel Warren could not be reached for comment late Sunday. But in his report on last month's hearing, he said he believed the five soldiers' actions had probably damaged the military's mission in Iraq.Continue reading the main story


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The Van Buren County Board of Commissioners Tuesday decided to put in place a system that allows residents to create a profile to enhance their safety in case of an emergency.
"Smart911" is an upgrade to the county's current 911 emergency phone system that can store more information about a residence.
"That's certainly going to be an asset for first responders," County Administrator Douglas Cultra said.
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