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#include "umlReflectionExec/IncludeObject.hpp"

//General Includes
#include "abstractDataTypes/SubsetUnion.hpp"
#include "uml/Include.hpp"
#include "umlReflection/UMLPackage.hpp"
#include "fUML/Semantics/Loci/Locus.hpp"
#include "uml/Class.hpp"
//Includes From Composite Structures
/*Not done for metamodel object classes*/
//Execution Engine Includes
#include "abstractDataTypes/Any.hpp"
#include "PSCS/Semantics/StructuredClassifiers/StructuredClassifiersFactory.hpp"
#include "PSCS/Semantics/StructuredClassifiers/CS_Reference.hpp"
#include "fUML/Semantics/SimpleClassifiers/SimpleClassifiersFactory.hpp"
#include "fUML/Semantics/Values/Value.hpp"
#include "fUML/Semantics/SimpleClassifiers/FeatureValue.hpp"
#include "PSCS/Semantics/StructuredClassifiers/CS_Link.hpp"
#include "PSCS/Semantics/StructuredClassifiers/CS_InteractionPoint.hpp"
#include "fUML/Semantics/CommonBehavior/Execution.hpp"
#include "fUML/Semantics/CommonBehavior/CommonBehaviorFactory.hpp"
#include "fUML/Semantics/Loci/ExecutionFactory.hpp"
#include "fUML/Semantics/Loci/ChoiceStrategy.hpp"
//UML Includes
#include "uml/umlPackage.hpp"
#include "uml/Association.hpp"
#include "uml/Connector.hpp"
#include "uml/ConnectorEnd.hpp"
#include "uml/Operation.hpp"
#include "uml/Property.hpp"
#include "uml/Port.hpp"
//Property Includes
#include "uml/Element.hpp"
#include "umlReflectionExec/ElementObject.hpp"
#include "uml/Element.hpp"
#include "umlReflectionExec/ElementObject.hpp"
#include "uml/Comment.hpp"
#include "umlReflectionExec/CommentObject.hpp"
#include "uml/Element.hpp"
#include "umlReflectionExec/ElementObject.hpp"
#include "uml/Element.hpp"
#include "umlReflectionExec/ElementObject.hpp"
#include "uml/UseCase.hpp"
#include "umlReflectionExec/UseCaseObject.hpp"
#include "uml/UseCase.hpp"
#include "umlReflectionExec/UseCaseObject.hpp"
#include "uml/Dependency.hpp"
#include "umlReflectionExec/DependencyObject.hpp"
#include "fUML/Semantics/SimpleClassifiers/StringValue.hpp"
#include "uml/StringExpression.hpp"
#include "umlReflectionExec/StringExpressionObject.hpp"
#include "uml/Namespace.hpp"
#include "umlReflectionExec/NamespaceObject.hpp"
#include "fUML/Semantics/SimpleClassifiers/StringValue.hpp"
#include "fUML/Semantics/SimpleClassifiers/EnumerationValue.hpp"
#include "uml/VisibilityKind.hpp"
#include "uml/Element.hpp"
#include "umlReflectionExec/ElementObject.hpp"
//Property Packages Includes
#include "primitivetypesReflection/PrimitiveTypesPackage.hpp"

using namespace UML;

IncludeObject::IncludeObject(std::shared_ptr<uml::Include> _element):
	m_IncludeValue(_element)
{
	this->getTypes()->insert(this->getTypes()->begin(), UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_Include());
}

IncludeObject::IncludeObject(IncludeObject &obj):
	CS_ObjectImpl(obj)
{
	*this = obj;
}

IncludeObject::IncludeObject()
{
	this->getTypes()->insert(this->getTypes()->begin(), UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_Include());
}

IncludeObject::~IncludeObject()
{
}

std::shared_ptr<ecore::EObject> IncludeObject::copy()
{
	std::shared_ptr<IncludeObject> element(new IncludeObject());
	*element=(*this);
	element->setThisIncludeObjectPtr(element);
	return element;
}

IncludeObject& IncludeObject::operator=(const IncludeObject & obj)
{
	UML::DirectedRelationshipObject::operator=(obj);
	UML::NamedElementObject::operator=(obj);
	return *this;
}

void IncludeObject::destroy()
{
	m_IncludeValue.reset();

	fUML::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::ObjectImpl::destroy();
}

std::shared_ptr<uml::Element> IncludeObject::getUmlValue() const
{
	return getIncludeValue();
}

std::shared_ptr<uml::Include> IncludeObject::getIncludeValue() const
{
	return m_IncludeValue;
}

void IncludeObject::setUmlValue(std::shared_ptr<uml::Element> _element)
{
	setIncludeValue(std::dynamic_pointer_cast<uml::Include>(_element));
}

void IncludeObject::setIncludeValue(std::shared_ptr<uml::Include> _IncludeElement)
{
	m_IncludeValue = _IncludeElement;
	//set super type values
	UML::DirectedRelationshipObject::setDirectedRelationshipValue(_IncludeElement);
	UML::NamedElementObject::setNamedElementValue(_IncludeElement);
}

void IncludeObject::setThisIncludeObjectPtr(std::weak_ptr<IncludeObject> thisObjectPtr)
{
	setThisCS_ObjectPtr(thisObjectPtr);
}

bool IncludeObject::equals(std::shared_ptr<fUML::Semantics::Values::Value> otherValue)
{
	bool isEqual = false;

	std::shared_ptr<IncludeObject> otherIncludeObject = std::dynamic_pointer_cast<IncludeObject>(otherValue);

	if(otherIncludeObject != nullptr)
	{
		if(this->getIncludeValue() == otherIncludeObject->getIncludeValue())
		{
			isEqual = true;
		}
	}

	return isEqual;
}

std::string IncludeObject::toString()
{
	std::string buffer = "Instance of 'IncludeObject', " + std::to_string(getTypes()->size()) + " types (";
	for(unsigned int i = 0; i < getTypes()->size(); ++i)
	{
		buffer += "type{" + std::to_string(i) + "}: '" + getTypes()->at(i)->getName() + "', ";
	}
	buffer +=")";

	return buffer;
}

std::shared_ptr<Bag<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Object>> IncludeObject::getDirectContainers()
{
	std::shared_ptr<Bag<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Object>> directContainers(new Bag<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Object>());

	/*Not done for metamodel object classes*/

	return directContainers;
}

std::shared_ptr<Bag<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Link>> IncludeObject::getLinks(std::shared_ptr<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_InteractionPoint> interactionPoint)
{
	std::shared_ptr<Bag<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Link>> allLinks(new Bag<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Link>());

	/*Not done for metamodel object classes*/

	return allLinks;
}

std::shared_ptr<Bag<fUML::Semantics::Values::Value>> IncludeObject::retrieveEndValueAsInteractionPoint(std::shared_ptr<fUML::Semantics::Values::Value> endValue, std::shared_ptr<uml::ConnectorEnd> end)
{
	/*Not done for metamodel object classes*/

	return nullptr;
}

void IncludeObject::removeValue(std::shared_ptr<uml::StructuralFeature> feature, std::shared_ptr<fUML::Semantics::Values::Value> value)
{
	if (feature->getMetaElementID() != uml::umlPackage::PROPERTY_CLASS && feature->getMetaElementID() != uml::umlPackage::PORT_CLASS && feature->getMetaElementID() != uml::umlPackage::EXTENSIONEND_CLASS)
	{
		std::cerr << __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": feature is null or not kind of uml::Property" << std::endl;
		throw "feature is null or not kind of uml::Property";
	}

	if (m_IncludeValue == nullptr)
	{
		std::cerr << __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": no value stored inside IncludeObject (property: " << feature->getName() << ")" << std::endl;
		throw "NullPointerException";
	}

	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_Element_ownedComment())
	{
		if (value == nullptr) // clear mode
		{
			m_IncludeValue->getOwnedComment()->clear();
		}
		else
		{
			/* Should use PSCS::CS_Reference but dynamic_pointer_cast fails --> using fUML::Reference instead
			std::shared_ptr<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Reference> reference = std::dynamic_pointer_cast<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Reference>(value); */
			std::shared_ptr<fUML::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::Reference> reference = std::dynamic_pointer_cast<fUML::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::Reference>(value);
			std::shared_ptr<UML::CommentObject> inputValue = std::dynamic_pointer_cast<UML::CommentObject>(reference->getReferent());
			if (inputValue != nullptr)
			{
				m_IncludeValue->getOwnedComment()->erase(inputValue->getCommentValue());
			}
		}
	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_Include_addition())
	{
				m_IncludeValue->getAddition().reset();

	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_Include_includingCase())
	{
				m_IncludeValue->getIncludingCase().reset();

	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_NamedElement_name())
	{
				// no default value defined, clear not realized

	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_NamedElement_nameExpression())
	{
				m_IncludeValue->getNameExpression().reset();

	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_NamedElement_visibility())
	{
				// no default value defined, clear not realized

	}
}

std::shared_ptr<Bag<fUML::Semantics::Values::Value>> IncludeObject::getValues(std::shared_ptr<uml::StructuralFeature> feature, std::shared_ptr<Bag<fUML::Semantics::SimpleClassifiers::FeatureValue>> featureValues)
{
	if (feature->getMetaElementID() != uml::umlPackage::PROPERTY_CLASS && feature->getMetaElementID() != uml::umlPackage::PORT_CLASS && feature->getMetaElementID() != uml::umlPackage::EXTENSIONEND_CLASS)
	{
		std::cerr << __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": feature is null or not kind of uml::Property" << std::endl;
		throw "feature is null or not kind of uml::Property";
	}

	if (m_IncludeValue == nullptr)
	{
		std::cerr << __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": no value stored inside IncludeObject (property: " << feature->getName() << ")" << std::endl;
		throw "NullPointerException";
	}

	std::shared_ptr<Bag<fUML::Semantics::Values::Value>> values(new Bag<fUML::Semantics::Values::Value>());
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_DirectedRelationship_source())
	{
		std::shared_ptr<SubsetUnion<uml::Element, uml::Element>> sourceList = m_IncludeValue->getSource();
		Bag<uml::Element>::iterator iter = sourceList->begin();
		Bag<uml::Element>::iterator end = sourceList->end();
		while (iter != end)
		{
			std::shared_ptr<UML::ElementObject> value(new UML::ElementObject());
			value->setThisElementObjectPtr(value);
			value->setLocus(this->getLocus());
			value->setElementValue(*iter);
			std::shared_ptr<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Reference> reference = PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::StructuredClassifiersFactory::eInstance()->createCS_Reference();
			reference->setReferent(value);
			values->add(reference);
			iter++;
		}
	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_DirectedRelationship_target())
	{
		std::shared_ptr<SubsetUnion<uml::Element, uml::Element>> targetList = m_IncludeValue->getTarget();
		Bag<uml::Element>::iterator iter = targetList->begin();
		Bag<uml::Element>::iterator end = targetList->end();
		while (iter != end)
		{
			std::shared_ptr<UML::ElementObject> value(new UML::ElementObject());
			value->setThisElementObjectPtr(value);
			value->setLocus(this->getLocus());
			value->setElementValue(*iter);
			std::shared_ptr<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Reference> reference = PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::StructuredClassifiersFactory::eInstance()->createCS_Reference();
			reference->setReferent(value);
			values->add(reference);
			iter++;
		}
	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_Element_ownedComment())
	{
		std::shared_ptr<Subset<uml::Comment, uml::Element>> ownedCommentList = m_IncludeValue->getOwnedComment();
		Bag<uml::Comment>::iterator iter = ownedCommentList->begin();
		Bag<uml::Comment>::iterator end = ownedCommentList->end();
		while (iter != end)
		{
			std::shared_ptr<UML::CommentObject> value(new UML::CommentObject());
			value->setThisCommentObjectPtr(value);
			value->setLocus(this->getLocus());
			value->setCommentValue(*iter);
			std::shared_ptr<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Reference> reference = PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::StructuredClassifiersFactory::eInstance()->createCS_Reference();
			reference->setReferent(value);
			reference->setCompositeReferent(value);
			values->add(reference);
			iter++;
		}
	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_Element_ownedElement())
	{
		std::shared_ptr<Union<uml::Element>> ownedElementList = m_IncludeValue->getOwnedElement();
		Bag<uml::Element>::iterator iter = ownedElementList->begin();
		Bag<uml::Element>::iterator end = ownedElementList->end();
		while (iter != end)
		{
			std::shared_ptr<UML::ElementObject> value(new UML::ElementObject());
			value->setThisElementObjectPtr(value);
			value->setLocus(this->getLocus());
			value->setElementValue(*iter);
			std::shared_ptr<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Reference> reference = PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::StructuredClassifiersFactory::eInstance()->createCS_Reference();
			reference->setReferent(value);
			reference->setCompositeReferent(value);
			values->add(reference);
			iter++;
		}
	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_Element_owner())
	{
		std::shared_ptr<UML::ElementObject> value(new UML::ElementObject());
		value->setThisElementObjectPtr(value);
		value->setLocus(this->getLocus());
		value->setElementValue(m_IncludeValue->getOwner().lock());
		std::shared_ptr<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Reference> reference = PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::StructuredClassifiersFactory::eInstance()->createCS_Reference();
		reference->setReferent(value);
		values->add(reference);
	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_Include_addition())
	{
		std::shared_ptr<UML::UseCaseObject> value(new UML::UseCaseObject());
		value->setThisUseCaseObjectPtr(value);
		value->setLocus(this->getLocus());
		value->setUseCaseValue(m_IncludeValue->getAddition());
		std::shared_ptr<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Reference> reference = PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::StructuredClassifiersFactory::eInstance()->createCS_Reference();
		reference->setReferent(value);
		values->add(reference);
	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_Include_includingCase())
	{
		std::shared_ptr<UML::UseCaseObject> value(new UML::UseCaseObject());
		value->setThisUseCaseObjectPtr(value);
		value->setLocus(this->getLocus());
		value->setUseCaseValue(m_IncludeValue->getIncludingCase().lock());
		std::shared_ptr<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Reference> reference = PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::StructuredClassifiersFactory::eInstance()->createCS_Reference();
		reference->setReferent(value);
		values->add(reference);
	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_NamedElement_clientDependency())
	{
		std::shared_ptr<Bag<uml::Dependency>> clientDependencyList = m_IncludeValue->getClientDependency();
		Bag<uml::Dependency>::iterator iter = clientDependencyList->begin();
		Bag<uml::Dependency>::iterator end = clientDependencyList->end();
		while (iter != end)
		{
			std::shared_ptr<UML::DependencyObject> value(new UML::DependencyObject());
			value->setThisDependencyObjectPtr(value);
			value->setLocus(this->getLocus());
			value->setDependencyValue(*iter);
			std::shared_ptr<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Reference> reference = PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::StructuredClassifiersFactory::eInstance()->createCS_Reference();
			reference->setReferent(value);
			values->add(reference);
			iter++;
		}
	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_NamedElement_name())
	{
		std::shared_ptr<fUML::Semantics::SimpleClassifiers::StringValue> value = fUML::Semantics::SimpleClassifiers::SimpleClassifiersFactory::eInstance()->createStringValue();
		value->setValue(m_IncludeValue->getName());
		values->add(value);
	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_NamedElement_nameExpression())
	{
		std::shared_ptr<UML::StringExpressionObject> value(new UML::StringExpressionObject());
		value->setThisStringExpressionObjectPtr(value);
		value->setLocus(this->getLocus());
		value->setStringExpressionValue(m_IncludeValue->getNameExpression());
		std::shared_ptr<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Reference> reference = PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::StructuredClassifiersFactory::eInstance()->createCS_Reference();
		reference->setReferent(value);
		reference->setCompositeReferent(value);
		values->add(reference);
	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_NamedElement_namespace())
	{
		std::shared_ptr<UML::NamespaceObject> value(new UML::NamespaceObject());
		value->setThisNamespaceObjectPtr(value);
		value->setLocus(this->getLocus());
		value->setNamespaceValue(m_IncludeValue->getNamespace().lock());
		std::shared_ptr<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Reference> reference = PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::StructuredClassifiersFactory::eInstance()->createCS_Reference();
		reference->setReferent(value);
		values->add(reference);
	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_NamedElement_qualifiedName())
	{
		std::shared_ptr<fUML::Semantics::SimpleClassifiers::StringValue> value = fUML::Semantics::SimpleClassifiers::SimpleClassifiersFactory::eInstance()->createStringValue();
		value->setValue(m_IncludeValue->getQualifiedName());
		values->add(value);
	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_NamedElement_visibility())
	{
		uml::VisibilityKind visibility = m_IncludeValue->getVisibility();
		std::shared_ptr<fUML::Semantics::SimpleClassifiers::EnumerationValue> value = fUML::Semantics::SimpleClassifiers::SimpleClassifiersFactory::eInstance()->createEnumerationValue();
		if (visibility == uml::VisibilityKind::PUBLIC)
		{
			value->setLiteral(UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_VisibilityKind_public());
		}
		if (visibility == uml::VisibilityKind::PRIVATE)
		{
			value->setLiteral(UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_VisibilityKind_private());
		}
		if (visibility == uml::VisibilityKind::PROTECTED)
		{
			value->setLiteral(UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_VisibilityKind_protected());
		}
		if (visibility == uml::VisibilityKind::PACKAGE)
		{
			value->setLiteral(UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_VisibilityKind_package());
		}
		values->add(value);
	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_Relationship_relatedElement())
	{
		std::shared_ptr<Union<uml::Element>> relatedElementList = m_IncludeValue->getRelatedElement();
		Bag<uml::Element>::iterator iter = relatedElementList->begin();
		Bag<uml::Element>::iterator end = relatedElementList->end();
		while (iter != end)
		{
			std::shared_ptr<UML::ElementObject> value(new UML::ElementObject());
			value->setThisElementObjectPtr(value);
			value->setLocus(this->getLocus());
			value->setElementValue(*iter);
			std::shared_ptr<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Reference> reference = PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::StructuredClassifiersFactory::eInstance()->createCS_Reference();
			reference->setReferent(value);
			values->add(reference);
			iter++;
		}
	}
	return values;
}

std::shared_ptr<fUML::Semantics::SimpleClassifiers::FeatureValue> IncludeObject::retrieveFeatureValue(std::shared_ptr<uml::StructuralFeature> feature)
{
	std::shared_ptr<fUML::Semantics::SimpleClassifiers::FeatureValue> featureValue(fUML::Semantics::SimpleClassifiers::SimpleClassifiersFactory::eInstance()->createFeatureValue());
	featureValue->setFeature(feature);

	std::shared_ptr<Bag<fUML::Semantics::SimpleClassifiers::FeatureValue>> featureValues(new Bag<fUML::Semantics::SimpleClassifiers::FeatureValue>());
	std::shared_ptr<Bag<fUML::Semantics::Values::Value>> values = this->getValues(feature, featureValues);

	unsigned int valuesSize = values->size();
	for(unsigned int i = 0; i < valuesSize; i++)
	{
		featureValue->getValues()->add(values->at(i));
	}

	return featureValue;
}

void IncludeObject::setFeatureValue(std::shared_ptr<uml::StructuralFeature> feature, std::shared_ptr<Bag<fUML::Semantics::Values::Value>> values, int position)
{
	if (feature->getMetaElementID() != uml::umlPackage::PROPERTY_CLASS && feature->getMetaElementID() != uml::umlPackage::PORT_CLASS && feature->getMetaElementID() != uml::umlPackage::EXTENSIONEND_CLASS)
	{
		std::cerr << __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": feature is null or not kind of uml::Property" << std::endl;
		throw "feature is null or not kind of uml::Property";
	}

	if (m_IncludeValue == nullptr)
	{
		std::cerr << __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": no value stored inside IncludeObject (property: " << feature->getName() << ")" << std::endl;
		throw "NullPointerException";
	}

	if (values->size() == 0)
	{
		std::cout << __PRETTY_FUNCTION__ << ": no input value given" << std::endl;
		return;
	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_Element_ownedComment())
	{
		Bag<fUML::Semantics::Values::Value>::iterator iter = values->begin();
		Bag<fUML::Semantics::Values::Value>::iterator end = values->end();
		m_IncludeValue->getOwnedComment()->clear();
		while (iter != end)
		{
			std::shared_ptr<fUML::Semantics::Values::Value> inputValue = *iter;
			std::shared_ptr<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Reference> reference = std::dynamic_pointer_cast<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Reference>(inputValue);
			std::shared_ptr<UML::CommentObject> value = std::dynamic_pointer_cast<UML::CommentObject>(reference->getReferent());
			if (value != nullptr)
			{
				m_IncludeValue->getOwnedComment()->push_back(value->getCommentValue());
			}

			iter++;
		}
	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_Include_addition())
	{
		std::shared_ptr<fUML::Semantics::Values::Value> inputValue = values->at(0);
		std::shared_ptr<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Reference> reference = std::dynamic_pointer_cast<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Reference>(inputValue);
		std::shared_ptr<UML::UseCaseObject> value = std::dynamic_pointer_cast<UML::UseCaseObject>(reference->getReferent());
		if (value != nullptr)
		{
			m_IncludeValue->setAddition(value->getUseCaseValue());
		}

	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_NamedElement_name())
	{
		std::shared_ptr<fUML::Semantics::Values::Value> inputValue = values->at(0);
		std::shared_ptr<fUML::Semantics::SimpleClassifiers::StringValue> valueObject = std::dynamic_pointer_cast<fUML::Semantics::SimpleClassifiers::StringValue>(inputValue);
		if (valueObject != nullptr)
		{
			m_IncludeValue->setName(valueObject->getValue());
		}

	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_NamedElement_nameExpression())
	{
		std::shared_ptr<fUML::Semantics::Values::Value> inputValue = values->at(0);
		std::shared_ptr<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Reference> reference = std::dynamic_pointer_cast<PSCS::Semantics::StructuredClassifiers::CS_Reference>(inputValue);
		std::shared_ptr<UML::StringExpressionObject> value = std::dynamic_pointer_cast<UML::StringExpressionObject>(reference->getReferent());
		if (value != nullptr)
		{
			m_IncludeValue->setNameExpression(value->getStringExpressionValue());
		}

	}
	if (feature == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_NamedElement_visibility())
	{
		std::shared_ptr<fUML::Semantics::Values::Value> inputValue = values->at(0);
		std::shared_ptr<fUML::Semantics::SimpleClassifiers::EnumerationValue> enumValue = std::dynamic_pointer_cast<fUML::Semantics::SimpleClassifiers::EnumerationValue>(inputValue);
		std::shared_ptr<uml::EnumerationLiteral> literal = enumValue->getLiteral();
		if (literal == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_VisibilityKind_public())
		{
			m_IncludeValue->setVisibility(uml::VisibilityKind::PUBLIC);
		}
		if (literal == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_VisibilityKind_private())
		{
			m_IncludeValue->setVisibility(uml::VisibilityKind::PRIVATE);
		}
		if (literal == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_VisibilityKind_protected())
		{
			m_IncludeValue->setVisibility(uml::VisibilityKind::PROTECTED);
		}
		if (literal == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_VisibilityKind_package())
		{
			m_IncludeValue->setVisibility(uml::VisibilityKind::PACKAGE);
		}

	}
}

void IncludeObject::assignFeatureValue(std::shared_ptr<uml::StructuralFeature> feature, std::shared_ptr<Bag<fUML::Semantics::Values::Value>> values, int position)
{
	this->setFeatureValue(feature, values, position);
}

std::shared_ptr<Bag<fUML::Semantics::SimpleClassifiers::FeatureValue>> IncludeObject::retrieveFeatureValues()
{
	std::shared_ptr<uml::Classifier> type = this->getTypes()->at(0);
	std::shared_ptr<Bag<uml::Property>> allAttributes = type->getAllAttributes();
	std::shared_ptr<Bag<fUML::Semantics::SimpleClassifiers::FeatureValue>> featureValues(new Bag<fUML::Semantics::SimpleClassifiers::FeatureValue>());

	unsigned int allAttributesSize = allAttributes->size();

	for(unsigned int i = 0; i < allAttributesSize; i++)
	{
		std::shared_ptr<uml::Property> property = allAttributes->at(i);
		if (property == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_DirectedRelationship_source() && m_IncludeValue->getSource() != nullptr)
		{
			featureValues->add(this->retrieveFeatureValue(property));
		}
		if (property == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_DirectedRelationship_target() && m_IncludeValue->getTarget() != nullptr)
		{
			featureValues->add(this->retrieveFeatureValue(property));
		}
		if (property == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_Element_ownedComment() && m_IncludeValue->getOwnedComment() != nullptr)
		{
			featureValues->add(this->retrieveFeatureValue(property));
		}
		if (property == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_Element_ownedElement() && m_IncludeValue->getOwnedElement() != nullptr)
		{
			featureValues->add(this->retrieveFeatureValue(property));
		}
		if (property == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_Element_owner() && m_IncludeValue->getOwner().lock() != nullptr)
		{
			featureValues->add(this->retrieveFeatureValue(property));
		}
		if (property == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_Include_addition() && m_IncludeValue->getAddition() != nullptr)
		{
			featureValues->add(this->retrieveFeatureValue(property));
		}
		if (property == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_Include_includingCase() && m_IncludeValue->getIncludingCase().lock() != nullptr)
		{
			featureValues->add(this->retrieveFeatureValue(property));
		}
		if (property == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_NamedElement_clientDependency() && m_IncludeValue->getClientDependency() != nullptr)
		{
			featureValues->add(this->retrieveFeatureValue(property));
		}
		if (property == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_NamedElement_nameExpression() && m_IncludeValue->getNameExpression() != nullptr)
		{
			featureValues->add(this->retrieveFeatureValue(property));
		}
		if (property == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_NamedElement_namespace() && m_IncludeValue->getNamespace().lock() != nullptr)
		{
			featureValues->add(this->retrieveFeatureValue(property));
		}
		if (property == UML::UMLPackage::eInstance()->get_UML_Relationship_relatedElement() && m_IncludeValue->getRelatedElement() != nullptr)
		{
			featureValues->add(this->retrieveFeatureValue(property));
		}
	}

	return featureValues;
}


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Center for Global Politics: Education for the 21st Century
Annual Meeting an CfA for Freie Universität Berlin Module
Annual Meeting and CfA for Freie Universität Berlin Module
The department of Political Science of the Osteuropa-Institut will organize the next University Consortium Module at FU Berlin from the 21st to the 25th of November.
News from Oct 05, 2016
The Annual Meeting of the University Consortium took place from the 30th of September to the 1st of October at the Higher School of Economics in Moscow. The consortium consists of the following members: St Antony's College at University of Oxford, The Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies at Harvard University, The Harriman Institute at Columbia University, Freie Universität Berlin, Moscow State Institute for International Relations (MGIMO) and the National Research University - Higher School of Economics (HSE). It is funded by the Carnegie Corporation of New York. Participants from the six partner Universities, high ranking officials and former ambassadors were present as well as students which presented their papers during the student webinar. Topics discussed during the meeting were among others the impact of Brexit on Western-Russian relations as well as the narratives underlying these currently very tense relations. Although important topics have been on the agenda, many issues in current relations have unfortunately only marginally - or not at all - been addressed, e.g. the Russian role in the Syrian war, the MH17 panel, or the current situation in eastern Ukraine, among others.
The department of Political Science of the Osteuropa-Institut will organize the next University Consortium Module at FU Berlin from the 21st to the 25th of November. The title of this Module is "European Challenges and The Future of the EU: The East-European Dimension". This is expected to provide a different focus compared to previous events of the Consortium.
To apply for the Module, please hand in a short CV (not more than 2 pages) as well as a one-page letter of application, in which it is indicated why you would like to participate and how your current work can be integrated into the UC Module. Please send your documents as a pdf to Cosima Glahn (cosima.glahn@fu-berlin.de ). Students are invited to submit their applications until October, 14th.
Overview: News & Blog
Global Politics Workshop Ukraine - Press Release
Go to Press Release

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use App\Entity\FeedItem;
use App\Service\WeatherService;
use Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Controller\AbstractController;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\RedirectResponse;
use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Response;
use Symfony\Component\Routing\Annotation\Route;

class ScreensaverController extends AbstractController
{
    /**
     * @Route("/screensaver/")
     * @param WeatherService $weatherService
     * @return Response
     */
    public function indexAction(WeatherService $weatherService)
    {
        $entityManager = $this->getDoctrine()->getManager();
        $feedItems = $entityManager->getRepository(FeedItem::class)->findBy([], ['createdAt' => 'DESC'], 30);

        return $this->render('screensaver/index.html.twig', [
            'bodyClass' => 'screensaver',
            'forecast' => $weatherService,
            'feedItems' => $feedItems
        ]);
    }

    /**
     * @Route("/screensaver/images/{file}.jpg")
     * @return RedirectResponse
     */
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    {
        if (rand(1, 5) === 1) {
            return new RedirectResponse($_SERVER['WALLPAPER_LOCATION_PRIVATE']);
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August Becker, född den 27 april 1828 i Klingenmünster, Pfalz, död den 23 mars 1891 i Eisenach, var en tysk författare.

Under försakelser och umbäranden skaffade sig Becker skol- och universitetsbildning och ägnade sig efter 1850 åt litteraturen. Åren 1859–64 var han redaktör för "Isar-Zeitung", det "stortyska" partiets organ. Av hans verk kan nämnas eposet Jung Friedel (1854), berättelserna Novellen (1856), Aus Dorf und Stadt (1869) samt de stora romanerna Des Rabbi Vermächtnis (1866 –67, 2:a upplagan 1884), Vervehmt (1868), Der Karfunkel (1870), Der Nixenfischer (1871), Meine Schwester (1876), Maler Schönbart (3 upplagor 1878), Auf Waldwegen (1881) och Die graue Jette (1890).

Källor

Födda 1828
Avlidna 1891

Tyska romanförfattare
Tyskspråkiga romanförfattare
Tyska novellförfattare
Tyskspråkiga novellförfattare
Tyska författare under 1800-talet
Män
Personer från Rheinland-Pfalz

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I just started my own freelance writing business called Content by Couture. I specialize in writing marketing material for insurance and financial services companies. I've been writing printed and digital content for financial services companies for almost 25 years, so I'm a bit of a specialist in this area. I'm really excited to be on my own!
My first job was an internship with Weyerhaeuser Company, in their Engineered Wood Products division. I got it through the writing program at the University of Puget Sound. What a great experience it was! I was able to write marketing copy and see how marketing material was put together, working with designers and printers.
I didn't find my current job, I made it myself. I have been writing marketing material in the financial services industry for a long time and have friends at different companies—and I wanted to work for all of them. So, I decided to freelance, so I could do just that!
What was another writing-related job that was important?
All of my jobs have been writing-related, and each have been important to me. I've had some excellent mentors and bosses who were amazing marketers and writers themselves and I learned a lot from each of them.
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In stable homotopy theory, a branch of mathematics, Morava K-theory is one of a collection of cohomology theories introduced in algebraic topology by Jack Morava in unpublished preprints in the early 1970s. For every prime number p (which is suppressed in the notation), it consists of theories K(n) for each nonnegative integer n, each a ring spectrum in the sense of homotopy theory.    published the first account of the theories.

Details

The theory K(0) agrees with singular homology with rational coefficients, whereas K(1) is a summand of mod-p complex K-theory. The theory K(n) has coefficient ring

Fp[vn,vn−1]

where vn has degree 2(pn − 1). In particular, Morava K-theory is periodic with this period, in much the same way that complex K-theory has period 2.

These theories have several remarkable properties.
 They have Künneth isomorphisms for arbitrary pairs of spaces: that is, for X and Y CW complexes, we have

 They are "fields" in the category of ring spectra. In other words every module spectrum over K(n) is free, i.e. a wedge of suspensions of K(n).
 They are complex oriented (at least after being periodified by taking the wedge sum of (pn − 1) shifted copies), and the formal group they define has height n.
 Every finite p-local spectrum X has the property that K(n)∗(X) = 0 if and only if n is less than a certain number N, called the type of the spectrum X. By a theorem of Devinatz–Hopkins–Smith, every thick subcategory of the category of finite p-local spectra is the subcategory of type-n spectra for some n.

See also

 Chromatic homotopy theory
 Morava E-theory

References

Hovey-Strickland, "Morava K-theory and localisation"

Algebraic topology
Cohomology theories


Today for my lean and green meal I made zucchini boats. These are SO simple to make and SO darn good!
I used a little onion powder and Mrs. Dash, and topped them with Ro-Tel tomatoes rather than fresh ones. OMYummy! Paired with some chicken it was healthy and wonderful. I take the lazy way out and boil the chicken but grilled, broiled, whatever you want to do go for it!


Microsoft has released the Microsoft Drivers 3.0 for PHP for SQL Server Community Technology Preview 1!
"The major highlights of this release include: support for SQL Server Codename "Denali" features, and Buffered Queries. The "Denali" features include support for AlwaysOn Connectivity, encompassing support for Multi-Subnet Failover, connectivity to AlwaysOn Availability Groups and Read-Only Routing, and support for SQL Express LocalDB," revealed the PHP Driver team.
"The Microsoft Drivers for PHP for SQL Server are PHP 5 extensions that allows for the reading and writing of SQL Server data from within PHP scripts. The SQLSRV extension provides a procedural interface while the PDO_SQLSRV extension implements PDO for accessing data in all editions of SQL Server 2005 and later," Micorsoft stated.
"SQL Server Codename "Denali": LocalDB is a lightweight install, providing only the database engine. This engine is brought up automatically when an application connects to the instance, and provides easy connection-time parameters for attaching file-based databases.
This feature significantly simplifies the development experience, as well as reducing the installation components necessary to develop for SQL Server.
Buffered Queries is an opt-in feature which caches the entire resultset from a query into memory, therefore reducing subsequent round-trips to the server usually required to fetch the resultset row-by-row.
SQL Server Codename "Denali": AlwaysOn Connectivity is the new high availability and disaster recovery solution for the next release of SQL Server. Using AlwaysOn businesses can achieve increased application availability for their mission critical applications and get higher returns on their high availability investments through better utilization of hardware resources. AlwaysOn also increases productivity and lowers TCO by greatly simplifying high availability deployment and management.
The driver now supports the two new connection options "ApplicationIntent" and "MultiSubnetFailover" to support AlwaysOn connectivity" explained Microsoft.
You can download Microsoft Drivers 3.0 for SQL Server for PHP CTP1 by visiting to Download Center.


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//
//  LQSMainView.m
//  myOrgForum
//
//  Created by a on 16/8/17.
//  Copyright © 2016年 SkyAndSea. All rights reserved.
//

#import "LQSMainView.h"
#import "LQSMainViewCell.h"
#import "Masonry.h"
#import "LQSLeftTableView.h"
#import "LQSRightTableView.h"
#import "LQSCellModel.h"

#define LQSMainCell @"LQSMainViewCell"

@interface LQSMainView ()<UICollectionViewDataSource,UICollectionViewDelegate,LQSLeftTableViewDelegate,UIScrollViewDelegate>

@property (nonatomic,strong) LQSLeftTableView *leftView;//我的关注左侧页面
@property (nonatomic,strong) LQSRightTableView *rightView;//我的关注右侧页面
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSMutableArray *focusData;//默认显示的右侧视图数据
@property (nonatomic, strong) NSMutableArray *allData;

/** 左侧页面右侧竖线 */
@property (nonatomic, strong) UIView *verticalLine;
/** 关注页面 */
@property (nonatomic, strong) LQSForumAttentionView *attentionView;

@end

@implementation LQSMainView

-(instancetype)initWithFrame:(CGRect)frame collectionViewLayout:(UICollectionViewLayout *)layout
{
    self = [super initWithFrame:frame collectionViewLayout:layout];

    if (self) {

        self.backgroundColor = [UIColor whiteColor];

        self.dataSource = self;
        self.delegate = self;

        // 注册 cell
        [self registerClass:[LQSMainViewCell class] forCellWithReuseIdentifier:LQSMainCell];

        self.showsHorizontalScrollIndicator = NO;
        self.showsVerticalScrollIndicator = NO;
        self.pagingEnabled = YES;
        self.bounces = NO;

        //给左右两个tableView设置Frame(默认情况下:leftView宽度为屏幕的1/3,rightView宽度为屏幕的2/3,高度都为全屏)
        [self addSubview:self.verticalLine];
        [self addSubview:self.rightView];
        [self addSubview:self.leftView];
        //关注页面
        [self addSubview:self.attentionView];

        [[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter]addObserver:self selector:@selector(focusDataWithNotify:) name:@"focus" object:nil];

        [[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter]addObserver:self selector:@selector(allDataWithNotify:) name:@"allData" object:nil];

        [[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter]addObserver:self selector:@selector(subViewScrollWithNotify:) name:@"LQSPartClickIndexpath" object:nil];

        [self setupUI];
    }
    return self;
}

- (void)dealloc {

    [[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter] removeObserver:self];

}

//默认选中右侧视图的数据
-(void)focusDataWithNotify:(NSNotification *)notify{
    self.focusData = notify.object;
}

//右侧视图的所有数据
-(void)allDataWithNotify:(NSNotification *)notify{
    self.allData = notify.object;
}

//页面切换
- (void)subViewScrollWithNotify:(NSNotification *)notify{

    NSIndexPath *indexPath = notify.object;

    //    if (indexPath.row == 1) {
    //        self.latestView.sortby = @"new";
    //    }else if(indexPath.row == 2){
    //        self.marrowView.sortby = @"marrow";
    //    }

    [self scrollToItemAtIndexPath:indexPath atScrollPosition:(UICollectionViewScrollPositionNone) animated:YES];
}

-(void)setupUI{

    [self.verticalLine mas_makeConstraints:^(MASConstraintMaker *make) {
        make.top.equalTo(self.mas_top);
        make.left.equalTo(self.mas_left).offset(LQSScreenW/3);
        make.width.mas_equalTo(0.3);
        make.height.mas_equalTo(LQSScreenH);
    }];
    //默认显示右侧视图数据
    NSIndexPath *idxPath = [NSIndexPath indexPathForRow:0 inSection:0];
    [self.leftView selectRowAtIndexPath:idxPath animated:YES scrollPosition:UITableViewScrollPositionTop];
    self.rightView.sectionNum = 2;
}

#pragma UICollectionViewDataSource

- (NSInteger)collectionView:(UICollectionView *)collectionView numberOfItemsInSection:(NSInteger)section
{
    return 2;
}

- (UICollectionViewCell *)collectionView:(UICollectionView *)collectionView cellForItemAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath
{
    LQSMainViewCell *cell = [collectionView dequeueReusableCellWithReuseIdentifier:LQSMainCell forIndexPath:indexPath];
    //    cell.backgroundColor = [self arndomColor];

    return cell;
}

//页面切换
- (void)scrollViewDidEndDecelerating:(UIScrollView *)scrollView
{
    int idx = scrollView.contentOffset.x / LQSScreenW;
    if ([self.idelegate respondsToSelector:@selector(mainViewScroll:index:)]) {
        [self.idelegate mainViewScroll:self index:idx];
    }

}

#pragma mark-我的关注左侧视图的代理方法
//除了我的关注其他四个板块的数据
- (void)leftTableView:(LQSLeftTableView *)leftTableView rightViewArray:(NSMutableArray *)rightViewArray allDataArray:(NSMutableArray *)allDataArray{
    self.rightView.sectionNum = 1;
    self.rightView.rightDataArray = rightViewArray;
    self.rightView.allFocusArray = allDataArray;
}

//我的关注页面的数据
- (void)leftTableView:(LQSLeftTableView *)leftTableView rightViewFocusArray:(NSMutableArray *)rightViewFocusArray allDataArray:(NSMutableArray *)allDataArray{
    self.rightView.sectionNum = 2;
    self.rightView.notFocusArray = rightViewFocusArray;
    self.rightView.allFocusArray = allDataArray;
}

#pragma mark - SetterAndGetter

- (void)setFocusData:(NSMutableArray *)focusData{
    _focusData = focusData;
    self.rightView.notFocusArray = focusData;
    [self reloadData];
}

- (void)setAllData:(NSMutableArray *)allData{
    _allData = allData;
    self.rightView.allFocusArray = allData;
    [self reloadData];
}

-(UIColor *)arndomColor{

    CGFloat red = arc4random_uniform(256)/ 255.0;
    CGFloat green = arc4random_uniform(256)/ 255.0;
    CGFloat blue = arc4random_uniform(256)/ 255.0;
    UIColor *color = [UIColor colorWithRed:red green:green blue:blue alpha:0.8];

    return color;
}

- (UIView *)verticalLine
{
    if (_verticalLine == nil) {
        _verticalLine = [[UIView alloc] init];
        _verticalLine.backgroundColor = [UIColor lightGrayColor];
    }
    return _verticalLine;
}

- (LQSLeftTableView *)leftView
{
    if (_leftView == nil) {
        _leftView = [[LQSLeftTableView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, 0, LQSScreenW/3, LQSScreenH-148)];
        _leftView.leftViewDelegate = self;
        _leftView.backgroundColor = LQSColor(250, 248, 251, 1.0);
    }
    return _leftView;
}

- (LQSRightTableView *)rightView
{
    if (_rightView == nil) {
        _rightView = [[LQSRightTableView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(LQSScreenW/3+2, 0, LQSScreenW/3 * 2, LQSScreenH-148)];
        _rightView.backgroundColor = [UIColor whiteColor];

    }
    return _rightView;
}

- (LQSForumAttentionView *)attentionView
{
    if (_attentionView == nil) {
        _attentionView = [[LQSForumAttentionView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(LQSScreenW, 0, LQSScreenW, LQSScreenH-148)];
    }
    return _attentionView;
}

@end


Morning all, last nights match saw Terry Windsor take home the spoils with heavy rain and strong winds he still managed to weigh 72lb 4oz all on the pole off peg 21. Second was myself Dave Artell of peg 32 with 68lb 4oz again all pole caught fish and finally third was Barry Davies with 64lb off peg 27 again all on the pole.
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'Remorseless' Muslima has no regrets about joining ISIS, but wants to return to UK to raise her child on welfare benefits
February 15, 2019 sheikyermami	1 Comment
This isn't your home anymore, Sharmuta
Shamima Begum gave moral succour to mass murderers. Why would Britain want her back?
This wretched twat turned her back on the nation that took her in and shacked up with a bunch of 7th century savages who massacred British citizens, whether by slitting their throats in the Syrian desert or killing their children with homemade bombs packed with nails and screws. And yet there is Ms Begum today, on the front page of The Times, saying she wants to come 'home'. Well, I'm sorry Shamima – this isn't your home anymore.
Muslima from UK has no regrets about joining ISIS, but wants to return to raise her child on welfare benefits
"Unfazed by severed heads…"
Pregnant British schoolgirl who joined ISIS DEMANDS UK return – 'I just want to come home'
… She said "I don't regret coming here" adding she was "weak" to have abandoned the group before the final SDF assault.Ms Begum acknowledged the brutality of life under ISIS saying: "When I saw my first severed head it didn't faze me at all." .
..More expressions of muslimness and unfazedness at Express
"Around 800 men, women and children from Britain went to Syria and Iraq to join ISIS – but 400 returned and only around 40 have been prosecuted for terrorism offences."
What are the other 360 doing? Or is it "Islamophobic" to ask that?
Anyway, the British government would be nuts to let Shamima Begum back into the country. She joined an entity that is avowedly at war with Britain, and has repeatedly called on Muslims to murder British civilians. She has no regrets. She just wants to receive British taxpayer jizya to pay her expenses.
The British will almost certainly let this happen.
"Don't let her back: Calls for unrepentant former London schoolgirl-turned ISIS bride to be BANNED from Britain – as heavily pregnant teenager, 19, begs to come home to have her third baby on NHS," by Courtney Bartlett, Martin Robinson, and Zoie O'Brien, Mailonline, February 14, 2019:
A remorseless schoolgirl who fled London to join ISIS but wants to return so the NHS can care for her baby should be banned from Britain, critics said today.
Jihadi bride Shamima Begum was just 15 when she and two classmates Kadiza Sultana and Amira Abase travelled to Syria in February 2015 but speaking from a refugee camp after the caliphate's collapse she said: 'I don't regret coming here – now all I want to do is come home to Britain'.
Security minister Ben Wallace said there is no chance he would 'risk lives' to 'go to look for terrorists' because her 'actions must have consequences' – but admitted as a British citizen she has the right to return to the UK.
Begum is the only known survivor of the three friends from Bethnal Green and her two children died of disease and malnutrition before the age of one as the caliphate fell apart around her.
The schoolgirl claims she lived a 'normal life' in ISIS' capital Raqqa and was 'not fazed' by the brutal execution of its enemies, recounting how she once found an 'an enemy of Islam's' decapitated head in a bin.
But with her third baby now due any day and her jihadi husband Yago Riedijk captured, she has decided to quit and now wants to 'live quietly' back in the UK and ensure her baby survives with the help of the NHS.
In an extraordinary interview with The Times' Anthony Loyd, she said: 'I don't regret coming here. But I have to think about my baby as well. After my two kids died I'm scared this baby is going to get sick – that's why I really want to get back to Britain because I know it will be taken care of. Healthcare-wise at least'….
Her family's lawyer Tasnime Akunjee, who represented the parents of all three girls, today insisted that Shamima is a 'victim' and should not be prosecuted for joining ISIS.
Begum said: 'I'm not the same silly little 15-year-old schoolgirl who ran away from Bethnal Green four years ago.
'I know what everyone at home thinks of me as I have read all that was written about me online. But I just want to come home to have my child. That's all I want right now'.
She added: 'I'll do anything required just to be able to come home and live quietly with my child.'
In an interview where she showed no remorse for joining a terror group – but wants to come back to Britain for the sake of her child, Begum revealed:
Shamima Begum wants to return to the UK for the sake of her unborn child after two of her children died
Her fellow runaways also married jihadis – Kadiza Sultana is dead and Amira Abase is with ISIS fighters currently in their final stand in Baghuz;
Begum says she does not 'regret' joining ISIS and was 'not fazed' by its executions or when she saw an enemy's head in a bin;
Jihadi bride lost two children under the age of one because of disease and lack of food – she wants the third to grow up and 'live quietly' with her in the UK;
Her lawyer Tasnime Akunjee says that she and the other girls are 'victims' – and previously Met Commissioner Bernard Hogan-Howe said the trio would not be prosecuted;
Security minister Ben Wallace says Begum has the 'right' to come home – but will not be rescued from Syria and faces arrest if she gets back to the UK;
Begum said she had a 'normal life' with her jihadi husband Yago Riedijk, 27, who she met and married within three weeks of arriving in Syria.
She said: 'Mostly it was a normal life in Raqqa, every now and then bombing and stuff. But when I saw my first severed head in a bin it didn't faze me at all. It was from a captured fighter seized on the battlefield, an enemy of Islam. I thought only of what he would have done to a Muslim woman if he had the chance'….
Security Minister Ben Wallace today confirmed that Begum 'has a right to come home' and will be allowed back into Britain if she presents herself at a British consulate in Iraq or Turkey – but will not be rescued despite being pregnant.
He said: 'I'm not putting at risk British people's lives to go and look for terrorists or former terrorists in a failed state – there's consular services elsewhere in the region.
'British citizens have rights whoever they are but if they have gone join ISIS and return to the UK they can expect to be questioned and, if possible, prosecuted'.
He added: 'Actions have consequences. I think the public will be reflecting on why these people want to return to a country they said they hate'.
Mr Wallace refused to be drawn further on Begum's case but admitted it was 'very worrying' that she had 'no regrets' about joining ISIS, which he called the 'worst terror group in history'….
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Apparently – islam criminal (aren't they all) Shamima Begum's family plead for her return to the UK !!!!!!
NO !!!!!!
And insist that YOU (her incestuous extended family … that includes every islam in the West) join her with all haste – hurry and scurry away !!!


This tiny wooden seal from East of India is carved from lightly grained wood and has an endearing little face. The seal is presented in a clear plastic box with the printed message "Sealed with a kiss". This cute little seal is perfect to give as a Valentine's Day or birthday keepsake.


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Meat prices will fall to historic lows over the next decade and other foods should also become cheaper as population growth slows and farms become more efficient.
Costs have spiked in recent years as surging demand from a larger and increasingly wealthy global population have put pressure on supplies.
But those demographic strains should ease in the next 10 years at the same time as production is ramped up as the agriculture industry becomes more productive, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) believes.
Global meat prices are set to fall by 18pc in real terms by 2027, taking costs below levels seen at any point since the OECD's records began in 1990.
The biggest fall is expected in beef, amounting to an average annual price cut of 2.7pc, followed by lamb and mutton at 2pc and poultry at 1.5pc.
This is driven by more effective production. The OECD expects beef output to rise 16pc and sheep meat 21pc, without using any extra land to achieve this increase.
Buyers of dairy products – who may need relief the most after the recent "butter bubble" sent prices spiralling – can also look forward to a drop of almost 10pc.
Butter prices are forecast to drop by an average of almost 2pc per year. That would represent a significant turnaround for shoppers.
Skimmed milk powder is the only major category for which the OECD anticipates a rise in prices over the next 10 years, averaging 1pc per year.
"The weakening of demand growth is expected to persist over the coming decade. Population will be the main driver of consumption growth for most commodities, even though the rate of population growth is forecast to decline," said the OECD in its annual Agricultural Outlook.
"Moreover, per capita consumption of many commodities is expected to be flat at a global level. This is notable for staple foods such as cereals and roots and tubers, where consumption levels are close to saturation levels in many countries.
There could still be specific shocks which send prices up or down at certain moments despite the general expected downward trend, the OECD said.
Extreme weather can affect harvests, for instance, while plant or animal diseases can hit production.
Changes in government policies are also important – for instance, pushing more cereals into ethanol or biodiesel will increase prices for consumers of those foods.
A trade war could also push up the price of goods traded between any pair of countries involved by applying tariffs at the border.


National Nurses United applauds Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) and Rep. Mark Takano (D-CA) on the reintroduction of federal legislation that restores full collective bargaining rights for nurses and other clinicians at the Veterans Administration medical facilities, which they say is essential to assuring high-quality care for our nation's veterans. The passage of this legislation will secure the right for registered nurses to bargain over direct patient care issues, such as safe limits on the number of patients assigned to nurses. Full collective bargaining rights would enhance the ability of RNs in the VA to advocate for veterans' care and safety.
Sen. Brown and Rep. Mark Takano reintroduced the VA Employee Fairness Act this week with the support of five senators and 27 representatives. The legislation would reform Section 7422 of Title 38 of the U.S. code, which currently limits the rights of VA professionals in collective bargaining.
The VA Employee Fairness Act ensures registered nurses in the VA can file grievances and pursue arbitration over issues related to direct patient care as well as to their economic standards and health coverage. This would give VA nurses the same rights as nurses in the private sector and other federal departments. Strengthened collective bargaining rights for VA RNs is essential to keeping experienced RNs at the bedside to protect our veterans.


When you want to clean the whole household, it takes a lot of effort and time. Sometimes, you spend almost a day scrubbing the floor in a kitchen, bathroom, and so on; yet, it results in an uncompleted cleaning. There are still stains and molds on the edges of the floor. So what you should do now is instead of hands, it is better to use a drill with a brush attachment. The bathroom drill brush will contribute greatly to cleaning tiles and floors. You will be able to get shining rooms.
In order to get the right product, you have to consider a few things about it beforehand. First of all, you should choose the brush that fits your drill screw or else you won't be able to use it. Second of all, it is about the quality of the product. You can think of the size and materials. Third of all, some drill brushes have different functions such as some for glass, some for stones, etc.
All in all, you will get to know more information from the text below. It is going to present the top 10 best bathroom drill brushes reviews in 2018.
Let this scrubber kit do the hard work for you. You just need to hold the drill and decide which areas to clean up. Actually, this product contains three brushes having different size and shape, but they are made from nylon bristles. So they will last longer and offer flawless scrubbing against all tiles and floors even baseboards, fiberglass, and porcelain. They are suitable with most drills with ¼ inch shaft.
You will get four attachments from this nylon bathroom drill brush set to use for all purposes. For instance, they have diverse shape and size so that you can clean toilets, floor, tile, bathtub and also carpet. Since they all have a quarter shaft so it is no problem to find a drill fitting with this brush set. You won't be exhausted and spend many hours in a bathroom anymore.
This is also a bathroom drill brush set coming with three pieces. They are around brush having 2 inches diameter, a 4 inches round brush and a 3.5 inches cone brush. You can use either of them for different purposes. Moreover, they are easy to install on a drill either cordless or corded as they have shafts of 0.25 inch so you just have to attach one brush to the screw drill.
You may worry about scratching when cleaning with tough brushes. But this product guarantees non-scratch quality since they will offer six nylon scrub pads. The pads have the same size so you can interchange with another one after the others wore out. Besides, you will receive a Velcro backing pad and a universal steel shaft to ensure that the product will fit most drills.
Although coming alone, this is a drill brush product which has soft bristles of nylon. It is truly durable and long lasting. You are able to use it to clean more than tough surfaces; actually, it is possible to use it on carpet and leather. You can even practice it on your vehicle as well. For more information, this brush has 4 inches diameter and 7/8 inch of bristle length.
Like the previous product, it also enhances ultra-soft and yet firm bristles which are able to work on carpet, leather, furniture, and so on. The material of the bristles is nylon. There are three professional brushes included in the package; one is 2 inches, one is 4 inches and another one is 5 inches. Therefore, you can use the smallest one on narrow surfaces or the largest one on the floor.
Rather than bristle brushes, this product provides nylon scrubbing pads so that they won't leave any marks or scratches. Each pad has two sides so you may make beneficial usages from them. There are about nine pieces in the set; for instance, seven of them are cleaning pads, and one is Velcro backed panel and another one is the standard shaft. You can clean and polish your house with them.
If there are many stubborn stains remain on a bathroom wall, floor, sink and more, you can easily get rid of them by using this durable ultra-stiff drill brush. Furthermore, the brush has 5 inches in diameter and 1-inch bristles made of nylon. It has a hex shaft of 5/16 inch. This bathroom drill brush will take all responsibility to turn any dirty spots into shinning and hygienic states.
Buying this product, you will receive two best bathroom drill brushes. Two of them are made from durable nylon bristles, but they are different. One is for flat surfaces and another is to clean deep and narrow spots. All in all, they can work on varieties of the surface such as a fiberglass tub, shower stall, sink, tile, baseboard, and more. They fit all cordless drills and impact drivers.
This is the last recommended sturdy drill brush set. You can use it to clean bathroom and kitchen, furniture instead of using your hands. It has many items in the set; in total, there is a red stiff deck brush, a white soft scrub brush, a yellow medium stiffness corner brush, and three more red scrub pads. It is amazing that the product gives multi-types of the brush to use on soft and hard surfaces.


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Stencil fonts often evoke rigid and sterile images such as packing crates or military vehicles, but Super Duty is somewhere between serious and fun. Super Duty is designed with sharp mechanical angles which give the letter-forms a square-jawed and ready-for-action feel. A rounder companion version is included that has the sharp edges smoothed out.
Unlike most stencil fonts this one has a lowercase that matches the strength of the uppercase. The lowercase has been designed with an x-height equivalent to the cap height and barely protruding ascenders so that the user can interchange the upper and lower letter-forms for a funky graphic effect.
Super Duty is a robust and versatile stencil font family of 25 fonts—sharp and round variations with closed versions in 2 weights each. These are provided in 3 widths—regular, narrow and condensed. Super Duty includes a text version that has more regular proportions and letter forms for a well rounded display font system.
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Dr. Zobair Younossi Research Scholars Award is First Student Research Scholarship at CHHS
May 22, 2019 / by Emily Cooper
By Emily Cooper
In 2019, the first research scholarship for students at the College of Health and Human Services was established in honor of Dr. Zobair Younossi, a 1984 George Mason University alumnus and recipient of the 2008 Alumnus of the Year Award in recognition of his pioneering research in liver disease and contributions to the health care field. Younossi is currently the professor and chairman of the Department of Medicine at Inova Fairfax Medical Campus. After earning his medical degree from the University of Rochester in 1989, he also earned a master of public health degree from San Diego State University.
Younossi joined Inova in 2000 and was appointed executive director of the Center for Liver Diseases. In 2006, he was appointed as the medical director of research and was promoted to the vice president for research for Inova Health System. Younossi's clinic research focuses on chronic liver disease, specifically non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and other liver complications of obesity. He has also pioneered application of health services research and patient reported outcomes research in the field of hepatology. Beyond his accomplishments at Inova, Younossi has also authored over 500 articles and published three textbooks, becoming a voice in the field of medicine and public health.
Much of Younossi's research is conducted at the Beatty Center for Liver and Obesity Research, where he is the founding member. The Beatty Center has been a home for undergraduate and graduate students for more than 10 years. Many of these students are from George Mason University. The research opportunities have included clinical and translational research. Some have been sponsored to attend national and international meetings to present their work. Some students have been able to continue their research through Beatty supported summer research stipends. Some of these students have made life career choices based on these experiences.
"I am honored to be acknowledged for the work the Beatty Center for Liver and Obesity Research program and Inova Health System have done in support of student research experiences. I am committed to continuing these efforts and with the establishment of this research award, we will be able to include more students and enable those with financial need to participate" said Younossi.
The Dr. Zobair Younossi Research Scholars Award is a lasting and perpetual way to support undergraduate or graduate students with financial need who are participating or interested in health-related research in biomedicine or a health-related field. To support this fund, please make a donation today.
Topics: College of Health and Human Services, Scholarships, scholarship, Mason Alumni, Research


My lovely friend Heather started doing a little thing on Saturdays called Grace in Small Things.
And you guys know I get all mushy thinking about the little things that make up our lives.
And you also know I post approximately 4,039 pictures a week.
But I'm going to start trying to not post every picture and save some for this weekly ditty.
You mean I was supposed to be taking a nap?
You mean you want me to eat that stuff?
love! that little baby is just too cute for words- and those pigtails! Also love the silly faces– and of course the boys are pretty handsome! Where was the "you time" photo taken?
Love this! I am so excited to see all the little things that bring you joy!!
So lovely!! It's all about the small things that make life so worth it. It is a wonderful way to meditate on the blessings in our lives that we've been given. Love the small yet significant things!! Can't wait to see more!
Sorry you and your camera missed bubble time and swinging on the front porch with my favorite peeps! I absolutely LOVE that time with them. I can hardly wait for more pics. I love ya!!


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Dr. Woodbridge has taught history at the University of Toulouse, Northwestern University, and Hautes Etudes, Sorbonne, and his areas of expertise include evangelicalism, fundamentalism, the history of the Bible's authority, the French enlightenment and religion, the French Hugenots, and the origins of higher criticism. He speaks fluent French.
He and his wife, Susan, reside in Lake Forest, Illinois. They have three children. In his spare time, Dr. Woodbridge enjoys music.
Dr. Woodbridge's published works include The History of Biblical Authority (Zondervan, 1982), The Evangelicals (Abingdon, 1975), and Revolt in Prerevolutionary France: The Conspiracy of the Prince de Conti Against Louis XV (1755-1757) (Johns Hopkins, 1995). He has edited works such as Ambassadors for Christ (Moody, 1994), More Than Conquerors (Moody 1992), Great Leaders of the Christian Church (Moody 1988), and Renewing Your Mind in a Secular World (Moody, 1985). Dr. Woodbridge also frequently writes and edits books with faculty colleague D. A. Carson. Together they have written Letters Along the Way (Crossway, 1993) and edited Scripture and Truth (Zondervan, 1983). Dr. Woodbridge has received four Gold Medallion Awards for his works related to Christian history and biography. He has also served as a senior editor for Christianity Today and has also published academic articles and books in Europe.
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In 2017, Dr. Woodbridge received an honorary Doctorate in Theology from Colorado Christian University.
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Morawski Pułk Piechoty Nr 8 (IR. 8) – pułk piechoty cesarskiej i królewskiej Armii.

Historia pułku
Pułk został utworzony w 1642 roku.

Okręg uzupełnień nr 8 Brno () na terytorium 2 Korpusu.

Swoje święto pułk obchodził 22 maja w rocznicę bitwy pod Eßlingen stoczonej w 1809 roku.

Kolory pułkowe: zielony (grasgrün), guziki złote.

W latach 1869–1877 sztab pułku stacjonował w twierdzy Klosterbruck bei Znaim, natomiast komenda rezerwowa i stacja okręgu uzupełnień w Brnie. Pułk wchodził w skład 2 Brygady IV Dywizji. W 1877 roku cały pułk stacjonował w Brnie.

W 1878 roku pułk został przeniesiony do Sarajewa na okupowane terytorium Bośni i Hercegowiny, natomiast komenda rezerwowa i komenda okręgu uzupełnień pozostały w Brnie. W następnym roku pułk został przeniesiony do Igławy (niem. Iglau), a w 1882 roku wrócił do Brna.

W 1903 roku pułk stacjonował w Wiedniu z wyjątkiem 2. batalionu, który pozostawał w Brnie.

W latach 1904-1908 pułk stacjonował w Brnie.

W 1914 pułk stacjonował w Brnie z wyjątkiem 3. batalionu, który był detaszowany w Trebinje na terytorium 16 Korpusu. Pułk (bez 3. batalionu) wchodził w skład 8 Brygady Piechoty należącej do 4 Dywizji Piechoty, natomiast detaszowany 3. batalion był podporządkowany komendantowi 2 Brygady Górskiej należącej do 18 Dywizji Piechoty.

Szefowie pułku
Kolejnymi szefami pułku byli:
 płk Alexander von Schifer (od 1642),
 płk Johann Bernhard von Knöring (od 1646),
 FML Johann Reichard von Starhemberg (1647 – †4 IX 1661),
 książę, FM Joseph Maria Friedrich Wilhelm von Sachsen-Hildburghausen (1732 – †4 I 1787),
 GM Johann Karl Marchese di Pallavicini-Centurioni (1787 – †3 III 1789),
 FML Karl Huff von Kantersdorf (1790 – †23 IX 1798),
 arcyksiążę, FZM Ludwig Joseph von Habsburg-Lothringen (1801 – †21 XII 1864),
 FML Joseph Gerstner von Gerstenkorn (1865 – †17 IV 1869),
 FZM Friedrich Jacobs von Kantstein (1870 – †7 IV 1877),
 FZM Vinzenz von Abele (1877 – †18 II 1889),
 arcyksiążę, admirał Karol Stefan Habsburg (od 1890).

Komendanci pułku
 płk Karl Kirchmayr (1869 – 1871 → komendant 2 Brygady XI Dywizji)
 płk Hannibal Raynaud (1871 – 1875 → komendant 2 Brygady XXIX Dywizji)
 płk Alexander Kuhn von Kuhnenfeld (1875 – 1876 → komendant Pułku Piechoty Nr 75)
 płk Moritz Pürcker von Pürkhain (1876 – 1878)
 płk Adolph Giesl von Gieslingen (1878 – 1879)
 płk Hermann Bordolo von Boreo (1879 – 1883 → komendant 20 Brygady Piechoty)
 płk Joseph Franz von Astrenberg (1883 – 1889 → komendant 19 Brygady Piechoty)
 płk Anton Gartner von Romansbrück (1889 – )
 płk Maximilian Bastl (1903)
 płk Karl Kogutowicz (1904-1907)
 płk Artur Van-Zel von Arlon (1908-1910)
 płk Karl Geřabek (1911-1912)
 płk Robert Trimmel (1913-1914)

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Bibliografia

 Österreich-Ungarns bewaffnete Macht 1900-1914
 Austro-Hungarian Land Forces 1848-1918 By Glenn Jewison & Jörg C. Steiner

Cesarska i królewska Armia w Brnie
Cesarska i królewska Armia w Igławie (Iglau)
Cesarska i Królewska Armia w Sarajewie
Cesarska i Królewska Armia w Wiedniu
Cesarska i królewska Armia w Znojmie (Klosterbruck bei Znaim)
Morawskie pułki piechoty cesarskiej i królewskiej Armii
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If you are short of time and after a truly memorable and unique experience you cannot look past Elephant Hills 2 Day Jungle Safari. Staying in the rainforest in a luxury camp you are treated to an encounter with elephants that you'll find hard to beat. This coupled with canoeing and trekking through the rainforest in the safe hands of fully trained guides, this tour ticks all the boxes.
Combining two fantastic locations, this 3 Days Elephant Hills Jungle Lake Safari tour take in the best of Khao Sok National Park. Not only do you get the opportunity to marvel at the majestic elephants at the Elephant Hills Conservation Project but you also get to stay in the amazing Rainforest Camp where there are 10 luxury floating safari tents.
Are these activities on your Thailand holiday list? Encounter Asian's magnificent elephant, canoe tranquil waterways, trek through dense and diverse rainforest seeing wildlife such as monkeys, reptiles and hornbills - then this 3 Day Elephant Hills Jungle Safari tour is for you. Staying in luxury tented accommodation at Elephant Hills camp in Khao Sok National Park this tour will leave you satisfied, ticking off these must do activities on your bucket list.
This 4 Day Elephant Hills Beach and Rainforest Nature Safari will satisfy the keenest nature lovers! Interact with the magnificent Asian Elephant at the conservation centre, whilst gaining an understanding of the daily duties of their mahouts (the elephant caretakers). This in conjunction with the opportunity to explore mangrove beaches, canoe down the Sok River, cruise on the Cheow Lake whilst being surrounded by the virgin rainforest of stunning Khao Sok National Park will leave you with a deeper appreciation of the natural wonders of this region.


I never quite understood what loving myself meant until one day I realized I didn't. Admitting this to myself was difficult but saying it out loud was even harder. How does a woman with family, friends and a relationship with God find herself in such a place?
Easy, I let life happen. In other words, I allowed myself to always be last to everyone else's needs. I put relationships at the top of my list of priorities and got lost in what I thought was love. I accepted what I didn't want in hopes that I would eventually get the things that I wanted. I allowed my relationship with God to wither as I struggled to keep unimportant things in my life.
Self love is a never ending journey that I travel each day. Small things like watching what I eat and maintaining a healthy body is one of the ways I show myself love. I take part in things that bring me joy. I help others and motivate them to follow their dreams and live their best life. I think many women would be surprised that some of the things that they do is due to a lack of love for themselves.
Reading scriptures like these reminds me of my purpose. These days, I love me some ME! If I can help someone else find their love, I'm up for the challenge. And yes, it is a challenge; especially if self-hate is all you've ever known. To look in the mirror and recognize yourself and love what you see is truly a blessing.
This is outstandingly awesome! I know that it will inspire and encourage others to show themselves a little more love! Thank you for being a willing vessel. May God bless you!
Thank you for your comment! Means so much to hear that you liked it. Rachelle did a great job with this post and I personally saw a lot of myself in this.
Love this! Such a great read, this will definitely inspire someone who is dealing or may have dealt with the same feelings..
Truth! Wonderful words! Confirmation! You have true gift. God has used you my love!
I definitely agree. So glad to hear that you liked it.
She did an amazing job with this article. Definitely a great addition to our site.
Thank you for this reminder. I've experience this and have also come to the conclusion that I didn't love or care for myself like I should.
So glad that you enjoyed this post!


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Ljubičić: "Focus on one game at a time" (@ABA_League, @PartizanBC, #ABALiga)
By Jasmina Tatovic in Liga Serbia
In the Round 7 of the ABA League, Partizan managed to score their 4th victory by beating Cibona with a result of 86 – 67. After the game, Marko Ljubičić (Cibona PG from Serbia), Amar Gegić (PG – SG) and Aleksej Nikolić (PG), from Partizan, were sharing their impressions after the regional league classic.
Ljubičić mentioned that they were expecting a tough game and they knew that it is not easy to win against the Black and Whites in "Pionir" (aka "Aleksandar Nikolić" Sports Hall).
"What to say. We knew what we were facing, we knew the atmosphere here in Pionir but despite it all we had an excellent game opening. In one moment Partizan didn't know what to do at all, but again with the help of their crowd and with some opened shots we allowed they got back in the match. When they came back, we knew it would be hard to score the victory. Now we have to move forward, to focus on some other games. We came here to show that we are playing decent basketball and, in my opinion, this season Cibona is a totally different squad that it was in the previous years".
Maybe the key factor is the leak of reaction when the home team was trying to turn the game around.
"We didn't react on time, when Partizan was getting close, they changed defense, they rotated players who was guarding us, and it was a surprise to our team, and we didn't react properly. But we can learn from it. We came back in the third quarter and we showed life signs in that quarter but we lost at the end. Now, when I am looking back in the game, I know we should change a lot of things. We were nervous and insecure when they came back. But now we can learn something from this game. There are a lot of tactical things that we can implement in the future", said Ljubičić who knew that his team needs to be focused on one game at a time.
"Our goals in this season is to focus on one game at a time. You see for yourselves that we started with 3 losses and then managed to win 3 games in a raw. Now, we lost again against Partizan but we are moving forward. We have a positive atmosphere in the team and I think that is very important for basketball. And this is also important for ABA league, to have a good Cibona in it", finished the guard from Cibona.
Youngster from Partizan, Amar Gegić, was really satisfied with the win even though in some moments his team lost their focus.
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"We opened this game very lousy. During the match we were finding our game. When we were playing defense much better, then we were playing in offense better. We found our rhythm and, at the end, we scored that win. We played in series, but we don't have any excuse about our game. We can't use excuses. Yes, it is well known to all that we are a young team, and during the season we have to grow. I hope that we will be more focused in the future games. We will be more experienced after every game and I think we won't play like we play now at the end of the season".
Now, with Andrea Trinchieri on board, the young Partizan guard had a much important role in the squad.
"I think I managed to adapt to this squad. I don't see any important difference than when I first came here except that now I have more responsibilities. The role is bigger so I have to give much more. I am happy with my role and I hope that we all will adapt. The Coach wants us to play defense, to show energy during the games but also he wants us to be calm. But defense is the number one. Everything comes from defense. It is important to help the team in any possible way, the coach is telling us how, but he also wants us to figure by ourselves how to help the team".
One of the main reasons why Partizan turned the game around was the excellent defense, especially in the last quarter where the home players didn't allow Cibona to get back for the third time in the match.
"Sure, good defense helped us to score the victory. As I mentioned before, we played lousy defense in the beginning of the game but till the end we managed to do what the coach wanted us to do", said Amar Gegić.
One of the players who were coached before by Andrea Trichieri is the Slovenian guard Aleksej Nikolić. And his experience will help his teammates to adapt to the new coach.
"I was the only one who was working with the coach before, in Bamberg, and I know what he is expecting from the players. But now is a different situation, in Germany, the team was experienced, and here is a young team, that will grow during the season. I know the expectation of the coach, and I am trying to help my teammates to adapt as soon as possible. And I think they are adapting", said Nikolić about the coach.
@ABA_League: Third in a raw, @PartizanBC was better than @kk_cibona #ABALiga
@ABA_League classic: @PartizanBC hosting @kk_cibona (#ABALiga)
@kk_cibona is hosting @PartizanBC, another @ABA_League classic (Ljubičić, MVP)
@EuroCup Top 16: Impossible is nothing in Pionir, @PartizanBC vs Berlin (78 – 66)


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Daoists have long pointed out, that in order to cultivate life, one must strive after "non-action". This does not imply that one should not act, but, on the contrary, that one shall act without effort, that one shall let action come about on its own accord, organically, concurrently, and in harmony with the forces of nature. One is to be free from worries and affected efforts; one is to wander with a free mind, as idle as a mountain rivulet, in perfect concord with the energies in oneself and in nature.
This sounds appealing, you may think, but how is one practically to go about in order to obtain it? Well, within Daoism different methods were invented, which later partly were incorporated into traditional Chinese medicine. These methods were meditation, visualization, breath-controlling techniques, techniques of how to make qi circulate in the body, exercises in which one absorbs qi from, for example, the moon and the stars, and "daoyin", a kind of exercises in soft movements. These methods were extremely popular in China a couple of centuries B.C.E and they are precursory to what later became known as qigong.


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David Brown (ArtSci'85 with distinction - Econ)
Partner, WeirFoulds LLP
David is now a recognized practitioner in the area of mergers and acquisitions, private equity and corporate finance. He handles all manner of M&A and private equity transactions. David sits on the board of a number of public, private and charitable endeavours. David was the co-founder and past chairman of the Toronto Venture Group, co-founder and former member of the Executive Committee of the Toronto Angel Group (now the Maple Leaf Angels), an association of "high net worth" private investors, and is the founding president and current director of the Private Capital Markets Association of Canada. David also serves as a director of the Pinball Clemons Foundation and a director of Angel Investors Ontario.
Carol Ann Budd, Sci'89
Financial Consultant, IG Wealth Management
A member of the Sagamok Anishawbek First Nation, Carol Ann remains a mentor, role model and a strong supporter of Aboriginal programs and initiatives at Queen's. Carol Ann now works as a financial consultant with Investors Group in Kingston.
David Kincaid, Artsci'81 (Political Studies)
Managing Partner, Founder, LEVEL5 Strategy Group
David Kincaid is among the most recognized and respected opinion leaders in the North American marketing industry. He is the Founder and Managing Partner of LEVEL5 Strategy Group, one of Canada's leading strategic brand consultancies. Prior to starting LEVEL5, David was Chief Marketing Officer at Corus Entertainment where he helped set the organization's corporate vision, values and positioning.
Jacqueline Dinsmore, ArtsSci '96 (Psychology)
Owner of Internationally recognized Kids' brand and Co-Owner of a Revolutionary Law Firm for Entrepreneurs
Jacqueline Dinsmore graduated from Queen's University with her BAH in Psychology. During her time at Queen's, she could be found acting as a student constable at football games, working at Alfie's and AJ's Hanger (now the Alehouse) and playing tons of intramural sports- including innertube water polo, of course. Since convocation, Jacqueline graduated from law school, worked as Assistant General Counsel at The Toronto Star and launched two companies: FlapJackKids, a company that focuses on all reversible products for kids- now found in 2000+ stores and also founded Caravel Law, a revolutionary law firm that has set out to disrupt the legal profession, by making Bay Street trained lawyers financially accessible to entrepreneurs.


Less than 100 spaces remain for Oldham clash.
There are now less than 100 parking spaces remaining for Saturday's first home game of the season against Oldham Athletic.
The U's are expecting a decent crowd for the 2014/15 curtain raiser, and as of Friday morning, there were less than 100 spaces remaining for the stadium car park at the Weston Homes Community Stadium.
Fans wishing to buy a permit for the car park should visit the Ticket Office on Friday or call 0845 437 9089 to book today and collect in advance of the match.
To book your actual match tickets, call the above telephone number or click HERE to book your tickets.


Preparing for medical school is a rigorous process, and the Illinois College pre-med program can provide you with the resources and skills needed to be successful in this highly competitive field.
Our comprehensive pre-med program covers the many admission factors that go into acceptance into medical school, including high grade point average, above-average MCAT scores, the development of personal qualities, leadership, clinical experience, letters of recommendation, interviews and research experience.
You will work closely with faculty advisors to select a challenging major in any field and learn about medical schools interested in admitting students with diverse liberal arts backgrounds and life experiences.
You will consult with the health professions advisor to schedule your courses and attend pre-medical admissions meetings.
You will gain an understanding of the application for admission to medical schools, which is submitted through the American Medical College Application Service (AMCAS) or American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine Application Service (AACOMAS). Faculty experts will advise and guide you through the lengthy process.
You will be strongly encouraged to "shadow" a physician in your hometown or in the Jacksonville area.
The Illinois College Medical School Preparation Program prepares students for medical school by staging mock interviews, making connections to our network of alumni currently practicing medicine, and guidance through the application process.
A limited number of students participate in an intensive 10-week MCAT preparation program during the summer.
Discover multiple opportunities to be engaged in the community through activities which develop and demonstrate your leadership abilities and interest in service. You will also be connected to opportunities for volunteer or paid medically-related clinical or research work.
Recent Illinois College graduates have attended medical school at SIU School of Medicine, University of Illinois College of Medicine, Rush Medical College, Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine, St. Louis University, College of Medicine, University of Pikeville College of Osteopathic Medicine, Kansas City College of Osteopathic Medicine and Chicago Medical School.


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Mélanie De Groof holds a master's degree in law (Antwerp University) and an LL.M in European and International law (Maastricht University). In February 2013, she became a researcher at GRIP. Her research work focuses on the normative framework governing arms transfers, the use of unmanned aerial vehicles, and the threat or use of force in international relations.
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Prior to joining GRIP, Mélanie de Groof worked as a researcher at Maastricht University (2005-2010), Human Rights Watch (2011) and Handicap International (2011). She conducted several field missions in Ethiopia, Haiti, Colombia and Kenya. She is a member of the editorial board of the Belgian UN Association Review "Wereldbeeld".
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Utilisation des drones armés : considérations juridiques et pratiques (01 May 2014)
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Weapons for Peace : Arms Transfers, Armed Conflicts & R2P (21 January 2014)
Arms Transfers to The Syrian Arab Republic : Practice and Legality (15 November 2013)
Wapenleveringen aan Syrië: praktische & juridische beschouwingen (02 October 2013)
Armer les rebelles syriens ? Une action en principe illégale ! (20 June 2013)
La levée de l'embargo européen sur les armes destinées à la Syrie: quelles implications ? (29 May 2013)
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Students can only learn so much about brain anatomy by looking at books or poking around online. If they want to learn about how complex brains are and how they work, there comes a time when they have to dissect actual brains.
That explains why Mr. Kincaid, a science teacher at the all-boys magnet high, Young Men's Leadership Academy in Fort Worth, Texas, created a project on DonorsChoose.org that asked for funding to buy sheep brains for his students to dissect. Donors, including the Student Research Foundation, stepped up and contributed $197.56 to the project. And now, Mr. Kincaid's grateful students are eagerly dissecting sheep brains and learning about brain anatomy in ways they never had before.
Thank you so much for your contribution to our classroom brain dissections. My students say it was one of the most interesting and exciting things they have done in their entire education. My students gained a deep and memorable understanding of the nervous system and how it functions. They can't wait to see what we dissect next. Students from all over the campus came in just to see the brains, and it really inspired them to study further. Your gift to our classroom created a memorable learning opportunity that will stay with my students for the rest of their lives. I cannot thank you enough and we appreciate all of your support.
We don't know how many of these young men will go on to become brain surgeons or enter healthcare or science-related fields but we were happy to have played a part in bringing this opportunity to Mr. Kincaid's students and high school. We invite all students to explore their career options by participating in our career and college studies. Students who complete the free career test for high school students will receive information on college and career opportunities which match their interests.
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Energy efficiency, aside from keeping cool, is one of the most important features that homeowners want today in an air conditioner. Heating and cooling fees make up approximately half of every homeowner's total utility bills, so staying energy efficient doesn't only lengthen the life of your system and help our planet, but it could also help your wallet. Whether you want to replace your air conditioner or just receive the greatest efficiency out of your current system, energy efficiency can influence your comfort.
SEER ratings – Each and every air conditioner has one and it acknowledges the efficiency of your system. SEER stands for Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio; the higher the SEER rating, the greater the efficiency and the lower your utility costs could be. For the air conditioners manufactured after 2015, the government mandates a minimum SEER rating based on your region, so newer systems offer a better route when it comes to efficiency. Whether you are looking for a new air conditioner with our experts at Van Haaften Plumbing & Heating or just checking the SEER rating of your present system, understanding the number can provide you with lots of important information.
Air filters – Exchanging the air filter in your air conditioner is a simple, but important way to improve efficiency. Dirty air filters influence your system to work harder than it should to keep you cool. Not only can a fresh air filter help you have a system operating more effectively, it can also keep your indoor air clean.
Annual maintenance – This has more than likely been drilled into your head multiple times from us, but we can't push how important ongoing check-ups are for your system. Our experts will review electrical components, clean your unit and monitor any potential problems before they become bigger issues, potentially impacting the efficiency of your unit.
Save on bills and live in ease – the team at Van Haaften Plumbing & Heating in Pella understands that an air conditioner is a large investment and we want to make sure you are getting the most for your money. To keep your air conditioner running better, give us a call at 641-628-3621 regarding any questions or receive any more tips on how to keep your home energy efficient.


after some time an artificial source of water was created to support crops that the locals could consume, thus the crater became a trading town. Which further developed into a well defended stronghold over time.
However now, the times have changed and some people with power do not want to mere become a part of that society but rather own the whole region themselves. The stronghold must defend well against the invading armies of multiple lords around the region. And to make a statement that the operations within the "Stronghold of the Healing Crater" have not been thwarted due to such attacks, an ample amount of gold must be raised as well.


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