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The European Union has led to considerable changes in the legislation concerning the manufacture and operation of components of pressure equipment at European level. Therefore, a new approach is necessary also for the field of condition monitoring. To make understanding of this topic possible within the context of these changes, it is necessary to understand the intentions of the European Union. The basis for all changes is the constituting treaty of the European Community. Article 3 of this treaty mentions the removal of obstacles for the free exchange of goods, persons, services and capital between the Member States, which is one of the fundamental fields of activity of the community. Furthermore, Article 28 sets forth that quantitative import restrictions or measures of the same effect between the Member States are subject to prohibition. For the implementation of the free movement of goods, the European Council decided on a New Approach to the free Single European Market. 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AYSO play continued this past weekend at the Airport Park
In other U10 games the Dragons shutout the Coyotes 6-0. Adrian Arciniega scored four goals for the Dragons while Gaston Gonzales and Andre Delacruz each had one.
The other game Saturday had the Blue Sharks beating the Venom 11-0. Pablo Aguilar scored three goals for the Blue Sharks while Ty Partain and Joaquin Escalente each had one. Juan Chacon, Juan Guzman and Kevin Sepulveda each had two.
In U12 boys play Saturday the Blue Storm beat the Thunder Bolts 3-2. Konner Cormier, Orlando Grijalva and Juan Pablo Ramos each scored goals for the Blue Storm. Hector Canez had both goals for the Thunder Bolts.
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In U14 boys play the B-dogs tied Real Madrid 3-3. Francisco Aguilar 3 scored three goals for the B-dogs. Daniel Valenzuela, Diego Ortiz and Martin Avila each scored one for Real Madrid.
The Pink Squad tied Heat 3-3 in the other U14 game. Osbaldo Grijava scored two goals for the Pink Squad while Sebastian Bermudez had one. Jerry Grijalva, Martin Laprada and Christopher Para each had one goal for the Heat.
In U11 girls play Saturday the 11 from Heaven beat the Purple Flame 7-2. Jenally Barco and Venecia Torres each scored two goals for the 11 from Heaven. De Ray Villicana, Janae Aleman and Aylin Hernandez each had one. Blanca Padilla and Saya Soto each had one goal for the Purple Flame.
The other game had the Pumas beating the Soccer Divas 8-1. Yunise Munguia scored three goals for the Pumas. Damaris Miranda and Renee Urrea each had two and Jenessy Romero one. Paulette Vildosola had the lone goal for the Soccer Divas.
In U14 girls play the E-lemon-ators tied Real Till 4-4. Shantelle Miranda scored two goals for the E-lemon-athors. Vivika Pedroza and Crystal Munoz each had one. Victoria Arvizu had three goals for the Real Till. Yani Espinoza followed with one.
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One of Baton Rouge's best-kept cocktail secrets—The Cove—is getting its own spin-off, sort of. Garrett Morgan and Chris Juge, two former managers of the popular Citiplace nightspot, are moving down the road and turning the former Romano's Macaroni Grill location next to Barnes & Noble into The Pelican House Tap Room and Whiskey Bar. The new bar and eatery, to be styled after traditional New Orleans courtyard restaurants, could open as early as October if the property is rezoned as planned. Insiders say the Pelican House will offer a selection of whiskeys and an extensive craft cocktail menu.
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Chef John Folse and Galatoire's of New Orleans chef Michael Sichel are among those cooking at this month's London Olympics for BP-sponsored "Spirit of the Gulf" events. But is the petroleum giant's sponsorship of the games a hollow PR gesture after the damage done by the 2010 oil spill? English activists think so. A number of BP's London billboards and advertisements have been trashed recently—some splattered with oil, others slapped with "Go BP Free in 2012" stickers. More information on the protests can be found at risingtide.org.uk.
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Andrew Moore's photographs of Cuba are the perfect visual companion to this week's cover story by John Jeremiah Sullivan, who takes the pulse of the country today and considers what it might be like tomorrow. We wish we could take credit for generating the pictures, but in fact we stumbled upon them. Originally, we hoped to send a photographer to Cuba and applied for a journalist visa. But in early August, following a months-long wait, the Cuban government turned us down: our request was "too general." We had asked permission to take portraits of Cubans from all walks of life. (Sullivan was able to visit the country with his wife, who is Cuban-American.)
After an unsuccessful search for photographers who were headed to Cuba on their own, or who had been there not too long ago, we discovered that Moore had a book coming out in October called . . . "Cuba." It turned out that Moore, a regular contributor — he shot New Orleans for a March issue of the magazine — had been traveling to the country since 1998 and been there as recently as January. When we saw his unpublished images, we could not believe our good fortune. The picture of the Bacunayagua Bridge, for example, seemed to have been shot expressly to be the cover it would become.
In the print edition of the magazine, we featured mostly landscapes and city scenes, but you can see some of Moore's portraits in a slideshow here. What follows is a condensed version of a conversation we had recently about his Cuban experiences.
What took you to Cuba for the first time in 1998?
I had been photographing Times Square before all the changes brought by its redevelopment and the renovation of all the theaters. I had heard that Cuba had incredible theaters, and so that was partly the spur to go down there. Once I arrived, I realized that there was much more to Havana than theaters. There was so much history and so many incredibly old and poignant buildings that it didn't make sense just to do theaters. I really wanted to explore many aspects of the life of Havana, especially all of the different architectural styles represented in the city.
What keeps drawing you back?
I have to say that I think this new book is sort of the conclusion to my travels there. The country has this dual quality, especially for somebody from the U.S., in that it is both exotic and familiar at the same time. Cuba was the intersection for influences from Europe, from the United States and from Latin America, and out of that came an alchemy — it produced its own unique, vibrant culture. So when you get down there, there's a kind of uncanny feeling to see things that are both very familiar and yet kind of strangely out of context.
For instance, in the central park in downtown Havana there's a large bust of Abraham Lincoln, and the Capitolio, which is the main capitol building in Havana, itself is based on the U.S. Capitol building. A lot of the modernist architecture there — architecture from the '40s and '50s — is very reminiscent of, let's say not only Bauhaus, but actually West Coast L.A. architecture. Then there are more obvious things like the cars, refrigerators, elevators, washing machines and all these things that were very common in the U.S. in the '50s and are still in use down there.
How would you get into Cuba?
In the late '90s, when I first started going to Cuba, part of Clinton's indirect approach to Cuba was to encourage a people-to-people diplomacy, so I was able to obtain a license and travel there legally.
With the election of George Bush, things began to change just a little bit, and after 9/11 it all really shut down, and there was really very little possibility to travel legally to Cuba between 2002 and 2008. After the election of Barack Obama, the situation began to loosen up a little bit. On my most recent trip I was actually able to obtain a license again from the Treasury Department.
So how did you get into Cuba between 2002 and 2009?
I had to find other means to get there.
Is this your first book on Cuba?
No, this is a revisiting of the Cuba work for me. I originally published a book in 2002 called "Inside Havana." That was actually my first book, and although I liked the selection, I had a lot of issues with the layout of the book and some of the reproductions and the editing. I always felt that it was not quite the book I wanted to make on Cuba.
So two years ago, when I published the book on Detroit, "Detroit Disassembled," I worked with this wonderful publisher in Italy named Andrea Albertini. We talked about doing a limited edition of the Cuba book with a redesign and all new format and new pictures. So 10 years later, basically, I have a new book, called simply "Cuba." It represents work from 1998 through 2012. There are 72 images in this new book, about half are from the old book and the other half are new pictures since 2002. The first book was really focused on Havana and on interiors and the unique worlds of these homes that I was able to get into. The new book takes that as a nucleus and then expands to more of a sweeping overview of the island itself, showing scenes of nature, small towns, portraits, details and other things to give a much broader view of the texture and quality of island itself.
It's meant to be a portrait of Cuba?
Yes it is. Actually my view, speaking as a North American — really as an outsider — is that this is a portrait of the end days, for better or worse, of this monolithic, ossified system that they have. Changes are coming probably sooner rather than later to Cuba in all kinds of ways, and this is my portrait of the end times of this very self-contained world that Cuba has become over the past 50 years. Although change comes slowly to Cuba — it may take another 20 years before relationships with the U.S. change and Cubans will freely be able to use the Internet and have broader contact with the outside world.
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Correction: September 21, 2012
An earlier version of this post misstated the surname of the publisher in Italy. He is Andrea Albertini, not Andrea Damiani. The publishing house is Damiani Editore.


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Museums & Art Galleries Dundee
Museums and Art Galleries in or near Dundee, such as Mills Observatory and British Golf Museum are listed below.
Mills Observatory
Glamis Road, Balgay Park, Dundee 1.5 miles away
Mills Observatory is the UK´s only full-time public observatory. See the stars and planets through an impressive Victorian telescope. Fascinating displays on astronomy and space exploration. Public planetarium shows take place monthly during the... more
British Golf Museum
Bruce Embankment, St Andrews 10.4 miles away
Despite not having much interest in the game, I found myself completely absorbed in the wonderful British Golf Museum in the historic town of St Andrews. For instance, did you know that James II banned the game because its popularity was putting... more
St Andrews Museum
Kinburn Park, Doubledykes Road, St Andrews 10.6 miles away
St Andrews Museum is in Kinburn House and tells the story of St Andrews from the Bronze Age to the present day. Displays include archaeology, banners, pilgrim badges and paintings. There is also a changing programme of temporary exhibitions held... more
Perth Museum & Art Gallery
George Street, Perth 17.8 miles away
Perth Museum & Art Gallery is one of the oldest museums in Britain on the site of a former Dominican friary in the centre of the City of Perth. The collections include fine and applied art, archaeology, photography and human and natural history. In... more
Kirkcaldy Museum & Art Gallery
War Memorial Gardens, Kirkcaldy 25.2 miles away
CLOSED FOR REFURBISHMENT - RE-OPENING SPRING 2013 Kirkcaldy Museum & Art Gallery features a superb collection of 19th and 20th century Scottish paintings including one of the largest collection of works by William Taggart, S J Peploe and the Glasgow... more
Pittencrieff House Museum
Pittencrieff Park, Dunfermline 33.1 miles away
Pittencrieff House Museum is an elegant 17th century mansion housing a display for Pittencreiff Park which is known locally as `The Glen´. The story of the park covers dinosaurs, fossils and human beings covering 350 million years.... more
Museum of Flight
East Fortune Airfield, East Fortune 33.6 miles away
The Museum of Flight is home to Scotland´s national aviation collection and one of the most famous sites in world aviation history. Discover some of the most extraordinary machines in the world that map the development of human flight. Based at... more
The Queen´s Gallery
Palace of Holyroodhouse, Edinburgh 35.9 miles away
The Queen´s Gallery, hosts a programme of changing exhibitions from the Royal Collection. Exhibitions in 2006 include: Unfolding Pictures: Fans in the Royal Collection (9 Dec to 29 May 2006). This first exhibition of fans brings together over 80... more
Scottish National Portrait Gallery
1 Queen Street, Edinburgh 35.9 miles away
Built in the 1880s, the Scottish National Portrait Gallery is a visual history of Scotland from the 16th century to the present day. Told through portraits of the people who shaped it from royals and rebels, heroes and villains to poets and... more
Museum of Edinburgh
Huntly House, 142 Canongate, Royal Mile, Edinburgh 36.1 miles away
The Museum of Edinburgh is home to important collections relating to the story of Edinburgh from pre-historic times to the present day. The Museum´s treasures include the National Covenant, the great charter demanding religious freedoms, signed in... more
The People´s Story
Canongate Tolbooth, Royal Mile, Edinburgh 36.1 miles away
The People´s Story Museum is situated in the 16th century Canongate Tolbooth, in the Royal Mile. The Museum uses oral history, reminiscence, written sources and reconstructed sets to tell the story of the lives, work and leisure of the ordinary... more
City Art Centre
2 Market Street, Edinburgh 36.2 miles away
The City Art Centre is both home to Edinburgh´s outstanding collection of Scottish art and one of the United Kingdom´s premier temporary exhibition spaces. Since it opened in 1980, it has mounted a huge range of exhibitions, from rare Egyptian... more
Museum of Childhood
42 High Street, Royal Mile, Edinburgh 36.2 miles away
The Museum of Childhood, opened in 1955, was the dream of a local councillor, Patrick Murray. It is a unique treasure house dedicated to children and crammed full of memories of childhood past and present and spread over five floors. Many of the... more
The Fruitmarket Gallery
45 Market Street, Edinburgh 36.2 miles away
The Fruitmarket Gallery is situated in one of the world´s most beautiful cities, and is an acclaimed international art space, which has operated as a contemporary gallery since 1974. The Gallery shows a programme of exciting, thought-provoking... more
The Scottish National Gallery
The Mound, Edinburgh 36.2 miles away
The National Gallery of Scotland was opened in 1859, and houses Scotland´s greatest collection of European paintings, drawings and prints dating from the early Renaissance to the late 19th century. The collection of over 20000 items includes works by... more
Queensferry Museum
53 High Street, South Queensferry 36.3 miles away
Queensferry Museum is situated in the historic former Royal Burgh of Queensferry, the museum commands magnificent views of the great bridges spanning the Forth. The museum traces the history of the people of Queensferry and Dalmeny, the historic... more
The Writers´ Museum
Lady Stair's Hse, Lady Stairs Cls, Lawnmarket, Royal Mile, Edinburgh 36.3 miles away
The Writers´ Museum is dedicated to Scotland´s great literary figures - Robert Burns (1759-1796), Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832) and Robert Louis Stevenson (1850-1895). On display is a collection of manuscripts, first editions, portraits and personal... more
National Library of Scotland
George IV Bridge, Edinburgh 36.3 miles away
The National Library of Scotland is an information treasure trove of Scotland´s knowledge, culture and history, with millions of books manuscripts and maps covering every subject. We also offer a year-round programme of free cultural events,... more
National War Museum of Scotland
Edinburgh Castle, Edinburgh 36.4 miles away
The National War Museum of Scotland is located within Edinburgh Castle. The Museum explores the Scottish experience of war and military service over the last 400 years. There are six galleries in the Museum, each focusing on a different theme. The... more
Talbot Rice Gallery
University of Edinburgh, Old College, South Bridge, Edinburgh 36.4 miles away
The Talbot Rice Gallery is the public art gallery of The University of Edinburgh. Established in 1975, it is named after David Talbot Rice, Professor of Fine Art (1934-1972). Talbot Rice Gallery is one of Scotland´s leading public galleries of... more
National Museum of Scotland
Chambers Street, Edinburgh 36.4 miles away
The National Museum of Scotland tells Scotland's story from the earliest time to the present day. Housing treasures from the edges of history, the museum traces the changing face of Scotland from fascinating fossils to popular culture. The museum is... more
Dean Gallery
73 Belford Road, Edinburgh 36.5 miles away
The Dean Gallery opened in 1999 to house part of the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art´s permanent collection and the Paolozzi Gift of sculpture and graphic art. The Gallery houses the largest body of work by Edinburgh-born sculptor Sir Eduardo... more
Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art
75 Belford Road, Edinburgh 36.6 miles away
Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art is a magnificent building housing Scotland´s finest collection of 20th and 21st century paintings, sculpture and graphic art. Highlights include works by Picasso, Matisse, Giacometti, Sickert and Hockney and a... more
Callendar House
Callendar Estate, Falkirk 44.2 miles away
One of Scotland´s finest country houses, Callender House tells the story of over 600 years of Scottish history and architecture. Costumed staff re-create the daily routines of the past, in the working Georgian kitchen, the Printers, General Store and... more
Grampian Transport Museum
Alford 54.5 miles away
Its raison d'etre is to tell the history of road travel in Scotland, but it feels like the Grampian Transport Museum offers plenty more besides. Hidden away in Alford in Aberdeenshire, this lovely attraction has all sorts of fascinating exhibits from... more
Summerlee Industrial Museum
Heritage Way, Coatbridge 57.6 miles away
Summerlee Industrial Museum's 22 acres are based around the site of the 19th century Summerlee Ironworks and a branch of the Monklands canal. Features are: Scotland´s only electric tramway; A huge exhibition hall with working machinery and period... more
Aberdeen Art Gallery
Schoolhill, Aberdeen 57.9 miles away
Opened in 1885 and now the largest public gallery in northern Scotland, the attractive Aberdeen Art Gallery houses one of the best art collections in Britain featuring paintings, graphics and sculptures stretching as far back as the 15th century.... more
Aberdeen Maritime Museum
Shiprow, Aberdeen 58.1 miles away
Aberdeen and the lives of its people have always been intricately woven with the North Sea. The city's wealth came from the oil and gas industry made possible by the North Sea and it is impossible to understand the lives of those who have lived here... more
Highland Folk Museum, Newtonmore
Kingussie Road, Newtonmore 60.3 miles away
The Highland Folk Museum brings to life the domestic and working conditions of earlier Highland People. Visitors to this living history museum can learn in a safe and friendly environment, how our highland ancestors lived, how they built their homes,... more
North Lanarkshire Archives Centre
1 High Road, Motherwell 60.5 miles away
Motherwell Heritage Centre is now the North Lanarkshire Archives Centre. It still has its gallery space, currently with a spring exhibition about local industries and their contribution to civil engineering around the world. The new archives centre... more
St Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art
2 Castle Street, Glasgow 63.5 miles away
The St Mungo Museum of Religious Life & Art aims to promote understanding and respect between people of different faiths and of none. Displays occupy three floors and are divided into four exhibition areas: the Gallery of Religious Art, the Gallery... more
People´s Palace Museum and Winter Gardens
Glasgow Green, Glasgow 64.1 miles away
The People´s Palace Museum and Winter Gardens opened in 1898, the collection displays the historical, social and cultural history of Glasgow, and its people from 1750 to the present. Displays tell the story of the Tobacco Lords who lived in sumptuous... more
Gallery of Modern Art
Royal Exchange Square, Glasgow 64.1 miles away
The Gallery of Modern Art is housed in an elegant neo-classical building in the heart of Glasgow, GoMA offers a thought-provoking programme of temporary exhibitions and exhibits by local, national and international artists. Addressing contemporary... more
Hunterian Art Gallery
University of Glasgow, 82 Hillhead Street, Glasgow 64.6 miles away
The original collection at the Hunterian Art Gallery was gifted by Dr William Hunter and includes outstanding paintings by Rembrandt, Koninck, Chardin and Stubbs. Also unrivalled holdings of work by James McNeil Whistler including paintings, pastels... more
Hunterian Museum
The University of Glasgow, University Avenue, Glasgow 64.6 miles away
The Hunterian Museum is Scotland´s first public museum, established in 1807 and located within the Gothic splendour of the University of Glasgow. Based on the vast collections of Dr William Hunter (1718-83) who was a student at the University in the... more
Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum
Argyle Street, Glasgow 64.9 miles away
Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum re-opened in July 2006 following a £35 million restoration project. 8,000 objects are on display along with the new hands-on Discovery Centres. One of the finest civic collections in Europe is housed here, from fine... more
Scotland Street School, Museum of Education
225 Scotland Street, Glasgow 65.2 miles away
Scotland Street School, Museum of Education was built in the early 1900s, the building was designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh. The collections relate to education in Scotland from 1872 to the present day and include furniture, books, photographs,... more
Riverside Museum
100 Pointhouse Place, Glasgow 65.4 miles away
Riverside Museum is the stunning new Clydeside home for Glasgow's transport and technology collection. Entry is FREE. Visitors can climb aboard some of the exhibits to get a real feel for vintage public transport by accessing four locomotive... more
The Burrell Collection
Pollok Country Park, 2060 Pollokshaws Road, Glasgow 67.3 miles away
The Burrell Collection was gifted to the City of Glasgow in 1944 by Sir William Burrell and is housed in a purpose built gallery within Pollok Country Park. This priceless collection consists of some 8000 items of European, Near Eastern and Oriental... more
National Museum of Rural Life
Wester Kittochside, East Kilbride 67.4 miles away
At the Museum of Scottish Country Life, escape to the countryside and enjoy a great day out at this fantastic working farm and museum. In the award winning exhibition building, find out how people lived and worked in the past and how this has shaped... more
Paisley Museum & Art Galleries
High Street, Paisley 70.1 miles away
The Paisley Museum & Art Galleries is home to the world´s largest collection of Paisley Shawls, a selection of which are always on display. Museum staff demonstrate the weaving techniques on reproductions of the original Jacquard looms used in the... more
Lindisfarne Priory
Holy Island, Berwick-upon-Tweed 70.6 miles away
Lindisfarne Priory is one of the holiest sites of Anglo-Saxon England and renowned as the original burial place of St Cuthbert. Founded in 635 by St Aidan who came from Iona, it was the centre of Christianity in Scotland. Lindisfarne was a treasure... more
McLean Museum & Art Gallery
15 Kelly Street, Greenock 77.0 miles away
The McLean Museum & Art Gallery was founded in 1876 by James McLean, the permanent displays include a collection of objects of ancient and modern local and foreign history. Displays feature the engineer James Watt with ship and engine models, local... more
Dick Institute
Elmbank Avenue, Kilmarnock 82.6 miles away
Opened in 1901, the Dick Institute houses the majority of East Ayrshire´s art and museum collections. The temporary and permanent exhibitions are over two floors of this grand Victorian building. Fine art, social, local, industrial and natural... more
Inverness Museum & Art Gallery
Castle Wynd, Inverness 84.9 miles away
Inverness Museum & Art Gallery, Hegdehogs, Heroes,Owls and Axes. Explore the art, history, heritage of the Highlands and discover how the Highlands are linked with the rest of the world. Have the opportunity to get face to face with a pine marten and... more
Fusiliers Museum of Northumberland
The Abbots Tower, Alnwick Castle, Alnwick 87.0 miles away
The Fusiliers Museum of Northumberland opens to the public in line with Alnwick Castle from Easter to the end of October. There are important collection displays on the history of the regiment and of the men and their families. The displays include... more
The Highlanders Museum
Fort George, Ardersier, Inverness 87.7 miles away
The Regimental Museum of the Highlanders is situated in the spectacular Fort George, the Museum houses the unique collections of the Queen´s Own Highlanders, Seaforth Highlanders, The Queen´s Own Cameron Highlanders and Lovat Scouts. Displays include... more
Robert Burns Centre
Mill Road, Dumfries 99.4 miles away
The Robert Burns Centre is situated in the town´s 18th century watermill on the West Bank of the River Nith. It tells the story of Robert Burns´ last years spent in the bustling streets and lively atmosphere of Dumfries in the late 18th century. On... more
Housesteads Roman Fort & Museum
Haydon Bridge 103.3 miles away
Housesteads Roman Fort is the most complete example of a Roman fort in Britain and, particularly with the aid of a guide, when you're stood up there looking across the Northumberland countryside, it's not hard to imagine the lonesome life of an... more
Chesters Fort & Museum
Chollerford, Humshaugh, Hexham 103.8 miles away
Chesters Fort & Museum was built around 122-123AD and located along Hadrian´s Wall, this is one of the best-preserved examples of a cavalry fort in Britain. Many parts are still visible, including the barracks and the headquarters building with some... more
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WATCH: Brogan Rafferty Speaks Before Sentenced to Life in Prison without Parole
The former Stow-Munroe Falls High School student said he was sorry and that he would testify against his co-defendant Richard Beasley in the crimes called the Craigslist killings.
"There's nothing I can say that will make things better," Brogan Rafferty said before he was sentenced to life in prison without parole by Judge Lynne Callahan Friday afternoon.
The former Stow-Munroe Falls High School student, who was found guilty for nine counts of aggravated murder and more by a 12-person jury, agreed to testify against his co-defendant Richard Beasley.
Rafferty's attorney, John Alexander, told the judge that he felt his client had remorse for the death of three in Noble County after they were lured there with bogus Craigslist job ads.
Despite Rafferty's offer to testify in Beasley's case this winter and Alexander asking for a chance of parole, Callahan still gave Rafferty a life sentence without parole. Rafferty, now 17, is a juvenile and did not face the death penalty in Ohio.
"It was a cold ... calculated, methodical execution of three human beings and nearly a fourth," said Callahan.
Rafferty's attorney plans to appeal the decision.
Victims of the three deceased and one man who managed to escape spoke or wrote letters to Rafferty. They were read to him in court before sentencing.
Look to Stow Patch for more video coverage this weekend from the courtroom on Nov. 9, 2012.
Here is the press release issued by the Summit County prosecutor's office:
Summit County Prosecuting Attorney Sherri Bevan Walsh and Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine today announced that Judge Lynne Callahan sentenced Brogan Rafferty, 17, of Mac Drive in Stow, to life in prison without parole eligibility for the murders of Ralph Geiger, Timothy Kern and David Pauley and the attempted murder of Scott Davis.
"This was an unimaginable and truly cold-blooded crime," said Prosecutor Walsh. "Brogan Rafferty could have stopped the killing, but he chose instead to be a willing participant. And now he will spend the rest of his life in prison."
"I commend those with the Summit County Prosecutor's Office who took the lead on this case and worked aggressively with the help of special prosecutors and BCI agents from the Attorney General's Office," said Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine. "Because of their hard work, justice has been served."
A jury found Rafferty guilty on Oct. 30 of:
- Nine counts of Aggravated Murder with firearm specifications
- One count of Attempted Murder with a firearm specification
- Four counts of Aggravated Robbery, a felony of the first degree, with firearm specifications
- Four counts of Kidnapping, a felony of the first degree
- One count of Grand Theft, a felony of the third degree
- One count of Grand Theft, a felony of the fourth degree
- Receiving Stolen Property, a felony of the fourth degree
- Three counts of Petty Theft, a misdemeanor of the first degree
Susan Ruiz Patton
4:53 pm on Friday, November 9, 2012
We're experiencing some technical problems with the video. It should be up soon.
Teresa K.
11:07 pm on Friday, November 9, 2012
he's very well spoken for such a young man. he seemed very sincere too. theres nothing to do now but .... time.
beasley should get an extra charge for "murdering" Rafferty too.
Melissa Bysura
9:56 am on Saturday, November 10, 2012
I agree Teresa. His parents and even some school employees should be in prison right next to him. One school counselor testified she KNEW he was basically raising himself at age 5. Where's her and the low life fathers trial? Beasly murdered him but they are accomplices.
Jack Kelly
10:44 am on Saturday, November 10, 2012
Really? Some school employees should be in prison? For what crime? Please cite any and all relative state statutes to back up such stupidity.
Last I checked, a school counselor (or really anyone) knowing that a child was "basically raising himself at age 5" wasn't a crime. But maybe that's changed. *rolleyes*
Good grief...think. Even if that means standing up to do so. And spare me and kind of BS backpedaling retort you might offer up.
Debbie S.
12:16 pm on Saturday, November 10, 2012
If poor parenting were a crime, we'd need 10 times the prison space we have now. The bottom line is that this person was responsible for his choices. He made poor ones - over and over - and now justice is served.
Melissa Bysura
3:09 pm on Saturday, November 10, 2012
Yes Jack and Debbie, REALLY!! There's a difference between poor parenting and child abuse, which is what this particular kid suffered. Child abuse IS a crime!!! And no there isn't a law that says the schools have to interevene if they know a child is being abused but maybe there SHOULD be! Knowing a child is suffering any form of abuse and doing nothing about it is, at the very least, disgusting.
And next time you want to call me stupid be man enough to do it to my face. Name calling doesn't make you right, it makes you ignorant.
Mark Brooks
9:05 am on Tuesday, November 13, 2012
I believe that "Victims of the three deceased" should read "Relatives of the three deceased victims".
Richard Hurtz
10:07 pm on Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Women always want to blame anyone so they can make themselves appear to have a high level of caring. Melissa is one of many that point the finger and want to inflict legal punishment before the cock crows three times. She is a danger to people that did nothing wrong.
Melissa Bysura
9:16 pm on Friday, March 22, 2013
A high level of caring??? Ahahahahahahahaha..... never been accused of that one before. I love it!! :)
Laurence Mann
7:20 pm on Thursday, April 4, 2013
How can a Court in a civilised country sentence a minor, a stupid, deluded minor, but still a minor, to life imprisonment? That cannot be right.
Shane R. L.
9:11 pm on Thursday, April 4, 2013
if this deluded, stupid minor murdered someone close to you, you might understand. blame the country, the parents, the school, videogames, music, gunlaws, mental health, but not the convicted murder. THIS cannot be right!


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Yep, noticed that as well. It mainly happens if you have the autoload engagedI have deleted the Bogner and the AC4TV profile from my KPA. When I try to delete "4W On Fire!" the unit freezes.
I have that problem when deleting rigs too sometimes. But the unit is not freezing. It just isn't displaying the "are you sure?" box. If you press Exit or Softbutton2 (it's the Yes) then everything will work again
this is a major "viral threat" for the KPA... just edit the name of a profile and bring down all the KPAs that load this one. Kemper should make this safe... and in any case bring up an easy solution for user-friendly total restore of the KPA.
be sure to make a backup before importing new files in the future then...
I think we need an official response for this!
if you have edited your rigs with an external editor, please don't offer those in order to prevent others from dealing with inconvenient situations
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So i reply that, as i had to ship, i will try a procedure i was suggesting them for a pair of day (suggested by a great forum use via PM to be honest). As i felt "guilty" because i changed a name in the file sharing suffering on the net (such a criminal act! )i really don't wanted to do anything of my head, i suggest but be still. Anyway when i read "ok you need to ship back", this is the time to try. 10 seconds and it boot! Solved.
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Punch The Keys For God's Sake - Words uttered by Sean Connery in the movie: Finding Forrester
It is a fad on YTMND You have adequately Punched The Keys For God's Sake (PTKFGS), thusly dog, you are now the man.
1. | ptkfgs | ||
stands for "Punch the keys for gods sake." A quote from Sean Connery in the move Finding Forrester. A few seconds after he says this, is his famous quote "You're the man now Dog."
You're the man now dog(ytmnd.com) has becom a famous website. PTKFGS, has become a fad on ytmnd.com as to what the website might have been called. what if ytmnd.com was actually called ptkfgs.com?????
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PTKFGS stands for "Punch the Keys for God's sake!" It is a reference to the 2001 film Finding Forrester in which Sean Connery tells his student the above quote before saying, "Yes, yes! You're the man now dog!"
PTKFGS originated as a fad on the cult website ytmmd.com or "You're the man now dog dot com" which features webpages usually dipicting arguably humerous background image and background music. PTKFGS was started when a user created a page depciting an alternate universe of what ytmnd.com might have been had the website creator chosen the former quote rather than the ytmnd latter. As a result users took previous existing pop culture fads and slightly altered the imagery to create a distinct "alternate dimensional" parallel. The fad lasted for sometime with many humerous spawnings. Instead of having Ronald McDonald scream "LOL, Internet" with heavy techno music in the background, PTKFGS features Colonel Sanders screaming, "OMG, Internet" with different heavy techno. Thus it is a humerous deviation from the original YTMND version. Genius.
Acronym for "Punch the Keys For God Sakes"
This refers to making a loud noise when you type on a keyboard or typewriter. It originates from the movie Finding Forrester. Sean Connery: PTKFGS
Black Guy (Forrester):*Types louder* Sean Connery: YTMND! |
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ptkfgs is an acronym for "Punch the keys for God's sake!"
It is a line from Finding Forester said by Sean Connery a few moments before the now classic internet catchphrase "You're the man now dog!" *tap tap tap*
Punch the keys for God's sake! (ptkfgs) *punch punch punch* You're the man now dog! |
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Acronym for punch the keys for gods sake.
Made popular by the YTMND website. Instead of typing like a retard why dont u PTKFGS!
7. | ptkfgs | ||
PTKFGS, Meaning Punch The Key's For God's Sake, Making fun of people who use txt talk, like "u" for "You" and "r" for "Are" etc. PTKFGS Became popular on the Internet Comedy Site, YTMND.com I think, Not Sure, But I think it was Sean Connery who said it. "PTKFGS You noob!", "You just need to PTKFGS" "Ahh, All you noobs need to start PuunchingTKFGS!!!"


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Why Bother With History? Ancient, Modern, and Postmodern Motivations
Author:Southgate, Beverley C.
Pub Date: 2000
Publisher: Prentice Hall
Summary: In the wake of heated debates on the nature of history, 'Why Bother With History?' considers its very purpose: why should we bother with it anyway? At a time when the subject is under threat both from political 'modernisers' and from some postmodernist theorists, Beverley Southgate argues for an increasingly important role for a revitalised historical study. Rejecting ancient and modern aspirations to a history 'for ...its own sake' produced by supposedly objective and attached authors, Southgate proposes rather that historians' importance lies in their own moral standpoint. Their story of the past facilitates the future we desire. Focusing on history's relationship with: Psychology Politics and Power Religion Education Postmodernity and using global examples from the ancient world to the present, this book is timely and inevitably controversial, challenging many of the assumptions of modernist history. Beverley Southgate is Reader Emeritus, University of Hertfordshire. His many publications include 'History: What and Why?' (1996). [read more]
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