Train accident

At 09:31 hrs on 15 septembr 2013, train 2W06, the 09:25 hrs service from jafna to colombo, struck and seriously injured a track worker on the up-down Mansfield line near to kurunegala station, in kurunegala. At the time of the accident, the track worker, undertaking the role of an off-track inspector, was carrying out an inspection of lineside vegetation on foot.
The off-track inspector was struck by the train because he was standing too close to the track. His awareness of where he was standing had become reduced as he was focused on determining his location. It may also have become reduced because he needed to concentrate on some elements of the inspection.
Because the off-track inspector was working on a line open to railway traffic, he had implemented a pre-planned system of work to protect himself from train movements. However, this system of work was unsuitable for the location and task being undertaken. Had the most appropriate type of system of work been planned and implemented, then the accident would have been avoided. Other factors identified included:

• the planner who had issued the system of work was unfamiliar with the location; 
• the information provided to support the planner’s decisions about which type of system to select was either inadequate, or impracticable to use given her workload; 
• it had become normal practice to plan and implement the least protective type of system of work, when undertaking vegetation inspections; 
• senior managers were unaware that this had occurred as they were provided with inaccurate safety monitoring data; 
• the increased workload of planners within off-track sections was also identified as a factor in the accident; and 
• the RAIB also observed that information provided to staff on how to calculate the warning time that is required when working alone is both unclear and inconsistent.

Since this accident, Network Rail has introduced a new version of the electronic system to plan systems of work. This provides more closely targeted information about the layout of the railway and the hazards present at a given location to those planning and implementing these systems. It is also expected to reduce the workload of planners. By 2015 Network Rail plans to prohibit foot inspections on lines that are still open to traffic.
Recommendations
As a consequence of this accident, the RAIB has made five recommendations addressed to Network Rail. These relate to: the provision of information about which systems of work have been found to be appropriate for given locations; the monitoring of which systems of work are being used; the resources available within off-track sections to plan and approve systems of work; how previous measures taken by Network Rail to improve the management of systems of work were implemented; and the provision of information to staff regarding the required warning times when working alone.
The RAIB has also referred to two recommendations previously addressed to Network Rail which relate to improving the way in which the distance from which a train will be first seen is assessed by persons planning and implementing systems of work
Notes to editors
1. The sole purpose of RAIB investigations is to prevent future accidents and incidents and improve railway safety. The RAIB does not establish blame, liability or carry out prosecutions.
2. The RAIB operates, as far as possible, in an open and transparent manner. While our investigations are completely independent of the railway industry, we do maintain close liaison with railway companies and if we discover matters that may affect the safety of the railway, we make sure that information about them is circulated to the right people as soon as possible, and certainly long before publication of our final report.

What is Currency Trading?

What is Currency Trading?

Currency trading can have a couple of meanings. If you want to learn about how to save time and money on currency transfers, visit XE Trade Money Transfers. These articles discuss currency trading as buying and selling currency on the foreign exchange (or "Forex") market with the intent to make money.

How Forex Works

The currency exchange rate is the rate at which one currency can be exchanged for another. It is always quoted in pairs like the EUR/USD (the Euro and the US Dollar). Exchange rates fluctuate based on economic factors like inflation, industrial production and geopolitical events. These factors will influence whether you buy or sell a currency pair.

Why Trade Currencies?

Forex is the world's largest market, with about 3.2 trillion US dollars in daily volume and 24-hour market action. Some key differences between Forex and Equities markets are:

1. Many firms don't charge commissions – you pay only the bid/ask spreads.
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3. You can trade on leverage, but this can magnify potential gains and losses.
4. You can focus on picking from a few currencies rather than from 5000 stocks.
5. Forex is accessible – you don’t need a lot of money to get started.
   

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allah is prohibited

'allah' has been prohibited.
there are so many people who lives in this world not muslim.the word of 'allah' has ben prohibited from mellacian goverment.
malasian goverment said,if nother people use 'allah' it will be a problem with muslim people.
'allah' is a arabic words.malacian people say when we comes to bible we always use 'allah'
but every people say that this i not a good solution.now every one has to disillusion.



A court in Malaysia has banned the usage of “Allah” by people other than Muslim community. The court order has made the Malaysian catholic community much anxiety and had opposed this verdict.

“Allah” word is banned to be used by the people of any other religion. The verdict was accepted by the Malaysian government. The Malaysian government had endorsed this verdict of the Supreme Court for abstaining all non Muslims and those in other religions in using the word “Allah”.

The Malaysian catholic community says that the word ‘Allah’ is even mentioned in the bible. This word is used extensively by the Catholics living in the Middle East countries the catholic leaders have revealed. The ‘Herald’ catholic newspaper in Malaysia has disclosed that this verdict of the Supreme Court is for a minority Islam religion, the Catholics in Malaysia are going

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Are You Ready To Trade Currency?

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ork? Learn the nuts and bolts of trading currencies. By reading this series of featured articles, you're already on the right track. It's also important that you understand that trading the Foreign Exchange market involves a high degree of risk, including the risk of losing money. Any investment in foreign exchange should involve only risk capital and you should never trade with money that you cannot afford to lose. Once you know your basics, you're ready to take the next step.

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One of the best ways to see if currency trading is right for you is to try a trading demo. You can practice your trading techniques with "play money", so there is no risk involved. What are the perks? Most Forex Dealers offer demos for free, so you get a lot of free information, and sometimes even free customer support to help you ease into currency trading.

3. Open a Live Account

If you're ready to trade, there are a lot of Forex companies to choose from. Make sure you are comfortable with your chosen broker and don’t be afraid to ask questions. Consider your investment objectives, level of experience, and risk appetite, as the possibility exists that you could lose some or all of your initial investment. Do not invest money that you cannot afford to lose and be aware of the risks associated with foreign exchange trading. If you have any doubts, seek advice from an independent financial advisor. Good luck!

Daughter who went to see father to second wife's house because of sheer love ....abused by him

The case of a heart-rending incident of a daughter who was abused by her own father was heard at Gangodawila Magistrates Court sometime ago. The incident had taken place when the daughter had paid a visit to the house of her father who had by then deserted them and while his second wife was in the house.

      She says that sometime ago her father has had an argument with her mother because of an illegal affair ... and he had left the house and gone and lived in another house and subsequently had got married there. This girl further says that she had gone to that house to see her father for the sake of sheer love and affection and had later faced this mishap.

      This 9-year old girl had been living in her grandmother's house in Panadura and because she had had a longing to see her father for sometime, she had been escorted and left in Maharagama where her father had been living -- this was during the first school  holidays.

      The abused daughter goes on to record this unfortunate incident saying that when spending some days at the Maharagama house .... one day her father's second wife had gone to a nearby boutique at about 7 in the night and on that occasion it was only she and her father who had been in the house.

      On that occasion her father had come close to her and and had started fondling her body at which moment she had sensed that he was trying to do some sort of harm to her but not having understood the gravity of the act had felt somewhat uncomfortable. The second wife had then suddenly arrived home at that moment ad having seen the incident had reprimanded her father, according to what she says.

      Later, with the support of the woman she had gone to Maharagama police and had lodged an entry at the Child and Women's Affairs Unit there. 

      It was after that that the suspect father who had engaged in an act of abuse which was a disgrace to all humanity disregarding even the fact that his daughter, the complainant who was only a minor of schoolgoing age was taken into custody on suspicion.

     Nugegoda Additional Magistrate and Additional Judge Mrs. Aruni Attygala ordered that the suspect father be remanded until the 10th of next month on charges of having attempted sexual harassment.      

The sexy singer Miley Cyprus with NBC

The sexy singer Miley Cyrus says that she expects to live as a good person.
She has stated this answering a question at a discussion with N B C television channel whether her attention to singing is subsided due to her sexual part.
Miley Cyrus has further said that a person can be judged not only on the stage but on how they treat people behind the stage.
When it was asked whether she has any plan for next 5 years, she has answered that if she gets a word trip she will accept it very happily.
She has further said that she does not care about the difference between conducting children’s programs while being a sexually attracted model.

Sanath is Deputy Minister of Posts, nine Deputy Ministers including Muthuhetti sworn in

Nine Members of the Parliament were sworn in today as Deputy Ministers in front of the HE President Mahinda Rajapaksa.
Sanath Jayasuriya,.Lakshman Wasantha Perera, Sarath Weersekara, Y.G.Pathmasiri, Anthony Victor Perera,Mohan Lal Grero, Hemal Gunasekara, Nishantha Muthuhetigama and S C Muthukumaran are those who were sworn in.
The Ministries entrusted to them are appended below:
Sanath Jayasuriya——Postal Services
Lakshman Wasantha Perera—-Industries and commercial activities
Sarath Weerasekara-Labour and Labour relations
Y.G. Pathmasiri–Agriculture
Anthony Victor Perera- Coconut and estate development
Mohan Lal Grero- Education
Hemal Gunasekara- Cooperatives and Internal affairs
Nishantha Muthuhettigama   Promotion of small crops
S.C Muthukumarana- Rehabilitation and prison reforms
As wel a sanath think he got this for hos ability. and he says he will work for people who live in srilanka.

“I am the daughter of the Colombo Lion-The blood that flows in my system is also Lion blood-HIRUNIKA

”I am the daughter of Colombo’s Lion who was the President’s adviser on trade unions and Member of Parliament, late Bharatha Lakshman Premachandra. I am his daughter Hirunika Premachandra who has the same Lion blood that is flowing in my system.”
She added this at the second commemoration death anniversary of Bharatha Lakshman Premachandra which was held in Kolonnawa.
Hirunika added further saying”A few days back several people asked me why I am quiet not seen in television and not heard you speaking etc. I added that I need to make a small clarification. My father was a Lion in the Colombo area. I am her daughter. It is his blood that flows in my system. The Lion will stride on step backwards by making 10 steps forwards when attacking the enemy”

i acceted as a sexy actress

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