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By Guest Author On Wednesday, January 8th, 2020
Understanding Drug Possession Cases
Legal cases involving drug possession and sale of illegal substances can be very intense and stressful, especially at the federal level. That's why these cases need careful handling and the involvement of a criminal More...
Texas border patrol arrests two MS-13 gang members from El Salvador wanted for murder
Border Patrol arrested two men affiliated with notorious gangs. On Wednesday, agents working near Falfurrias, Texas, arrested a group of nine illegal aliens. During processing, record checks for a Salvadoran national More...
By Butter Bracco On Friday, December 20th, 2019
Saifullah Khan sues Yale for $110 million after being cleared of rape charges
A Yale student expelled from the university even after being found not guilty of sexual assault by a jury is suing the school for $110 million, according to a federal lawsuit filed Friday. Saifullah Khan, 26, More...
By The Dispatch On Thursday, November 14th, 2019
Houston border patrol bust Colombian smuggling liquid cocaine in shampoo bottles
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers working at the George Bush Intercontinental Airport intercepted a traveler attempting to smuggle 35 pounds of liquid cocaine in full-sized shampoo bottles, Nov. 11. CBP More...
By Guest Author On Wednesday, October 9th, 2019
Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Domestic Violence
Even though the world comes with various cultural traditions, it seems that domestic violence is one of the few aspects that can be noticed in almost every single culture around the world. On top of that, there More...
By Kaye Wonderhouse On Wednesday, October 9th, 2019
Michael Mitcheell arrested in connection to Joshua Brown murder, Thaddeous Green 'still at large'
Avoyelles Parish have arrested two people in connection to the murder of Joshua Brown, a key witness in the murder trial of former Dallas police Officer Amber Guyger, and third suspect has been identified as Thaddeous More...
By Brandon Jones On Wednesday, October 2nd, 2019
Tampa sleep technician Andrew Chickoree charged with groping female patients while during sleep studies
The New Port Richey Police Department detailed the case surrounding the battery charges against Andrew Chickoree for inappropriately touching female patients during sleep studies. Andrew Chickoree Chickoree, 52, More...
By The Dispatch On Wednesday, October 2nd, 2019
Wajih-ul-Hassan acquitted from Pakistan blasphemy charges after 18 years in prison
Last Wednesday, September 25, the Supreme Court of Pakistan acquitted a man accused of blasphemy after he spent 18 years in prison. According to local activists, the acquittal of Wajih-ul-Hassan is the third instance More...
By Guest Author On Wednesday, October 2nd, 2019
Why and When Should You Hire a Torrent Defense Lawyer?
As you may know, the digital world comes with many benefits and wonders that we literally take advantage of every single day. We don't usually realize this, but the online world is part of our lives more than More...
By Butter Bracco On Thursday, September 26th, 2019
Timothy Trybus guilty of hate crime for racist rant against Cook County woman, Mia Irizarry
Cook County State's Attorney's office confirmed that Timothy Trybus was found guilty on two felony hate crime counts Wednesday, after being caught on video berating a woman for wearing a shirt celebrating More...
By Butter Bracco On Saturday, September 21st, 2019
Lexington County Sheriff's Office arrest murder suspect Legrantt Nesbitt at Columbia Red Roof Inn after shooting at police
Lexington County Sheriff's Office in South Carolina arrested murder suspect Legrantt Nesbitt on Friday after a fire fight with deputies in a standoff at a Columbia area hotel. Nesbitt, 54, got into an argument More...
Philadelphia man, John Karl Smith, gets over 7 years in prison for string of cell phone and pizza store robberies
First Assistant United States Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams announced that John Karl Smith, 26, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania was sentenced to 84 months' incarceration and three years' supervised release More...
By Kaye Wonderhouse On Thursday, September 19th, 2019
Portland man Michael Gorman arrested for shooting BB gun at beers cans
A Portland, Oregon lawyer was arrested this weekend for shooting a BB gun, a rifle, at his apartment complex near the Oregon Convention Center. Michael Erin Gorman Gorman, 37, explained to police that was teaching More...
Kylie Moore-Gilbert identified as Australian detained in Iran with Jolie King, Mark Firkin
One of three Australians recently revealed to be detained in Iran was identified by her family on Saturday as Melbourne University lecturer Kylie Moore-Gilbert. "Our family thanks the Government and the University More...
Mustafa Rahimi arrested again for selling a Bible in an Iranian bookstore
Mustafa Rahimi, an ordinary shopkeeper and unassuming citizen of the Islamic Republic of Iran, was recently arrested for an offense against the wellbeing of the country. His crime was the sale of a Bible from More...
Spring Hill man Mark Corso arrested for assault woman over the 'dog sleeping in the bed'
Pasco Sheriff's Office arrested a Spring Hill man named Mark Corso after he attacked a woman during an argument over the dog sleeping in the bed. Corso, 55, arrested yesterday morning, around 9:30 a.m. Deputies More...
By Butter Bracco On Wednesday, September 18th, 2019
Senn High School theater teacher Joel Ewing charged with sexually assaulting a female, teen student
A Chicago Public School theater teacher, Joel Ewing, has been charged with sexually assaulting a 15-year-old student, who is now a 21-year-old woman. Ewing, 40, faces a criminal sexual assault charge according to More...
By Butter Bracco On Sunday, September 15th, 2019
Chicago man Julius Ramsey denied bond after DNA links him to Oak Brook hotel sexual assault of staff member
A DNA match was cited by the DuPage County state's attorney's office in denying bond to Julius R. Ramsey and is linked to a Oak Brook hotel sexual assault on September 9. Ramsey, 37, of the 4400 block of West More...
By The Dispatch On Saturday, September 14th, 2019
North Texas man, Jon Terry sentenced to 60 years in federal prison in child porn and rape case
A North Texas man was sentenced Wednesday to 60 years in federal prison for producing and possessing child pornography, announced U.S. Attorney Erin Nealy Cox, Northern District of Texas. On Nov. 14, 2017, special More...


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Q: Dell Vostro blank screen when booting When I try to start up my Dell Vostro 1088 it just shows a blank screen. The hard drive and the CD drive works. I can hear some sound. But I cannot even see the Dell startup splash screen. How can I fix this?
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I don't know what happened but when I started it today it worked.

A: Do you have an external monitor you can plug into?  that would point to a display/video issue
Does it beep?  If so, what's the beep pattern?
Are any lights coming on?
Was it doing anything unusual before this started?

A: Hello I had this problem already multiple times with my 2x Vostro1000.
Just open the panel which contains the powerbutton (and some light indicators).
Under that you will find the backlight inverter to your display. press the 2cm long connector back into its connector-slot (around the location just above the 'printscreen button'.
It seems that the design of the connector coming from the backlight inverter is poorely made.
I always push the connector back down and it's OK. It's like a 2 min job.
I learned this from another guy who had the same issue with Vostro1000.

A: I had similar issue: it would go to black (or dark screen w/ vertical lines) after being on for a while or dark screen at boot up. Sometimes it came on, sometimes it didn't. Before the issue started it seemed to be running a little hot and as the problem became habitual, allowing it to cool down seemed to help, but after a while even that wouldn't bring it back. I gave up on it for about 6 months and decided to give it one last shot before sending it off to recycle (I cleared hard drive of saved files when this all started). I checked out numerous posts and videos (almost all way too technical for my level of competency) but one thing I saw suggested was to unplug power supply, remove battery, hold the power button down for 20 seconds (to completely discharge the thing). Then plug in power supply (don't reinstall battery) & power up. I have no idea why, but it worked for my situation. I don't think it will last long as the unit's still running hotter than it should but it's almost 10 years old and not worth investing to replace any components.

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Eels v Warriors Preview
Wed 1 Sep 2010, 01:22 PM
Eels v Warriors
Parramatta Stadium
Saturday, 5.30pm
With the final-eight jigsaw puzzle nearly complete, there will still be many subplots involved in the final match of the regular season for these two clubs, but none of them will involve Parramatta's chances of playing finals footy in 2010.
It will be remembered as a season of 'what might have been' for the blue-and-golds, who are now playing only for pride and for each other. But with three wins from their past four games the Warriors are poised to make a late charge for a top-four position, depending on other results, having already guaranteed themselves a spot in the finals.
A win here, if the Titans lose to the Tigers, will see the Warriors in a tight battle with the Roosters for fourth spot and a prized home final. A loss, however, could see them finish in the dreaded elimination zone at the bottom of the eight, facing a tough, must-win away game against a top-two team.
While the Eels no longer have a chance of featuring it would be foolish to suggest they have nothing to play for.
To a man, the Eels will be desperate to send inspirational captain Nathan Cayless out a winner. The hard-working prop will play his last NRL game in front of his home crowd, going out as the club's third most-capped player and with 220 games as captain, making him the longest-serving captain in NRL history.
Feleti Mateo and Krisnan Inu play their last games for the club before both join the Warriors in 2011, and will be keen to impress their future clubmates. Kris Keating also plays his last game for the club before he joins the Bulldogs next year.
Club veteran Luke Burt needs another seven points to reach 1500 career points in the NRL, but he will likely have to wait until next year for the three tries he needs to match Brett Kenny's club record of 110.
The Eels welcome back Jeff Robson from a knee injury for this game. He pushes Kris Keating to five-eighth, meaning Daniel Mortimer is relegated to the bench and Anthony Mitchell goes back to the NSW Cup. Feleti Mateo escaped suspension for striking Rabbitoh Chris Sandow with an early guilty plea.
The Warriors will go in with the same 17 that ran roughshod over the Broncos last week, although Joel Moon joins a five-man bench.
Watch out Eels: Ivan Cleary has really galvanised the defence of a club more renowned for adventurously throwing the ball around. Over the past month the Warriors have actually conceded the fewest points (43) of any team in the competition. They gave Brisbane absolutely nothing last week, keeping the Broncos scoreless until the 77th minute but it was a Round 18 defensive masterclass against Penrith that really showed the newfound steel in the Warriors' line.
All this spells trouble for a misfiring Parramatta attack that has scored fewer tries (68) this year than any team other than the Sharks. Combine this with an unsettled halves combination and the Eels will really have their work cut out trying to figure out a way through the Warriors. The visitors have always had points in them but since they're not conceding tries they pose a huge danger to a team that has struggled to get over the line in 2010.
Watch out Warriors: We saw the power an emotional farewell can have last week as Trent Barrett and Luke Covell received a fitting send off at Shark Park, and the Bulldogs also found an extra gear for the final home game of Luke Patten and Brett Kimmorley. If the Eels don't fire up for their skipper's swansong, they never will. Look for Cayless to lead by example as he attempts to carry his team along with him in his final game.
When the Eels are playing well it's generally their second-phase play which creates havoc for opposition defensive structures. Even though they've struggled to turn it into results on the scoreboard this year, Parramatta are still ranked second in the comp for tries resulting from offloads (nine). Mateo is the competition frontrunner for offloads with 67 in 2010 and Cayless is fourth with 51. Nathan Hindmarsh (37) Krisnan Inu (36) and Joel Reddy (34) also feature prominently. With the finals now out of reach they could be tempted to chance their arm even more – if those offloads stick the Warriors' defence will have to scramble to hold the Eels out.
Where it will be won: Field position is always crucial but here it will be decisive. The Eels concede the most running metres of any team in the competition, giving up an average of 1410 metres across the ground in every game. The Warriors are at the other end of the scale, conceding just 1246 running metres to be second best in the NRL.
The sides are remarkably similar in other positional stats, meaning whichever team muscles up in the middle of the park, clamps down on opposition offloads and slows down the play-the-ball, will earn the advantage.
The Warriors are ranked fourth for tries scored from inside the opposition 20-metre line (62), and their 27 tries scored from kicks is second behind only the Panthers – meaning the Eels need to keep big Manu Vatuvei and last week's two-try heroes Lewis Brown and Lance Hohaia away from their line at all costs.
The history: Played 27, Parramatta 16, Warriors 11. The Warriors have been all over the Eels lately, winning four of the past five, including that 35-6 demolition job at Mt Smart Stadium back in Round 17.
They've had an awful time of it on the road however – the Warriors have claimed the points on just two occasions at Parramatta, where the Eels hold a 9-2 advantage.
Conclusion: There are plenty of distractions for both sides going into this one so whichever side can shut out the noise and focus on the task at hand will have the edge. The Warriors have been far more impressive and consistent in recent weeks but if the Eels can lift themselves up one final time for their inspirational captain then they could still give the Warriors a few headaches.
Match officials: Referees –Matt Cecchin & Tony De Las Heras; Sideline Officials – David Abood & Steve Chiddy; Video Ref – Russell Smith.
Televised: Fox Sports – Live 5.30pm.

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"When the power of love
overcomes the love of power
the world will know peace."
March has arrived and I'm looking forward to the arrival of Spring.
I'm working on Jean Powers Heart bracelet in support of Ukraine and being reminded that "even experts were once beginners"! Comfort when learning something new and being successful!
Happy St. Paddy's Day and I'll see you on the first day of Spring at our next GRBS member meeting.
Take care and be safe.
Sherry Stockton
Welcome to Returning Member:
Janet Jones
Future Virtual Meetings
Monday, March 21, 2022: Meredith Filshie: Bead Embroidery
Monday, April 18, 2022: Barbara Bryce: Working with Stained Glass and Found Objects
Monday, May 16: TBA
Monday, June 20: AGM
Pam Kearns Journey
GRBS members were pleased on February 22, 2022 to have guest presenter, Pam Kearns share her journey of discovery with us.
Pam's story of creativity began as a young girl, learning to knit and sew from her mother as part of her upbringing, but Pam's journey in beading started at the CreativFestival through Cathy Lampole. Cathy gave her a free pattern and a quick lesson on peyote stitch. The rest is history.
That was her beginning and the rest came from being self taught along with tutorials, magazines and classes. Our own Marilyn Gardiner was also instrumental in promoting Pam's interest in beading.
Pam was fascinated by peyote stitching and thought about it so much that it finally became the name of her business "Peyote Dreams". Peyote is her stitch of choice as she designs patterns and teaches others this wonderful style of beading.
Her work has been published in Boho Bangle and in many of the TBS calendars. She has also taught at Bead and Button show.
Pam's discovery of who she was came about due to the loss of her job and a gastric bypass. Both gave her the courage and willingness to look at who she was and in finding her strengths and passions.
She has developed a wonderful personal philosophy: "Don't let anyone tell you that you are not good enough." True words of wisdom!
Her creative philosophy is just as powerful:" Learn the technique and then make it your own and If you like it … that is all that matters."
Pam continues to keep busy by teaching virtual and in person classes at BeadFX and That Bead Lady along with TDSB's Learn 4 Life adult-learning program.
She is involved in Virtually Every Crafting (www.virtuallyevercrafting.com) and also does Monday Mini Classes.
Her love and enthusiasm for peyote was very obvious and her willingness to pass on this style of beading to others is truly an inspiration.
Thank you Pam for an inspirational story of both your personal and professional journey and a wonderful evening.
You can contact Pam or see more of her beautiful work at any of the following:
Email: PamelaKearns2019@gmail.com
Website: www.PeyoteDreams.ca
Etsy Shop: www.etsy.com/shop/PeyoteDreams
March Meeting
Presentation by Meredith Filshie
Meredith has had some formal training in art, design, and sewing and has explored a number of fibre art techniques. When she was growing up, her mother encouraged creative pursuits supplying embroidery thread or wool and beautiful fabrics, primarily to dress her dolls. Excursions to "Dressmakers' Supply", a fabulous store in Toronto were always a treat! She was particularly attracted to the displays of seed beads, laces and ribbons which were not available at the fabric stores closer to home. Her love of fabrics and threads meant that she could rarely pass stores that carried anything remotely connected without a "quick" look. Books and magazines generated a lot of ideas about what she might do "if only she had time". After buying Canada Beading Supply in 1994 and joining Out of the Box, a fibre arts group, in 2002, she has made time to explore new creative directions.
During our March meeting, Meredith will give an overview of her beading life.
Show and Share from Our February Meeting
Maria Skinner had a bracelet that she wasn't wearing because it was too large for her wrist. So, being the problem solver that she is, she took it apart, strung the beads on 3 different colours of rat tail and one on cotton thread. She had to do it in 3 parts because she did not have enough of right the colours. It turned out absolutely lovely. Maria is an adventurous soul who loves to try new ideas!
Alexa Bradford does the most beautiful dimensional beading. The vase is by River Rose. Lexi says that it was fun to make in both herringbone and peyote. Her patterns are very detailed .
Lexi's bell is by Teresa Morse of Iceni Bead Design. The pattern is done in a circular peyote in size 11 delicas.
Lexi's gnome was from a pattern by Katie Dean. She sells either the pattern or the on-line tutorial and pattern together. Katie also does great classes online which allows you to work at your own speed. When I saw this, I immediately fell in love with it and ordered the pattern with a promise from Lexi that she would help me with this design as I have never done dimensional beading in the past.
These two beautiful pieces were created by Gillian Clarke. The vessel is "Alison" by River Rose, which was the February 2022 bead-along with the Facebook group "Seedbeads and More". It's the fifth vessel of hers that Gillian has made, with another halfway completed. (which hopefully we'll see soon)
The necklace was made a few years ago. It is 14K gold filled chainmaille in roundmaille pattern, with a row of inverted roundmaille about every 1.5 cm to separate it into segments. Gillian didn't plan it that way, but it was turning out too stiff as plain roundmaille and she couldn't afford to buy any more gold rings. A creative way to fit a design that wasn't working!!!
The above pendants and earrings are Yvette Herold's way of finishing off tubes of delicas and bugles. As she haven't been to a bead store in almost two years, these pendants (and many more ) have been her COVID projects. All of them are made using brick stitch and are a variation of a diamond pattern….inexpensive to make, but they do take a while. Brick stitch is easy and very Zen!
Karen Townsend's stunning work with Kumhimo is truly amazing. It's easy to see why this is one of her favourites techniques.
Sue Charette-Hood has beaded the shamrock pin with her Zoom Texas beading buddies since it was her group's project for March (she was invited to join this Texas beading group in 2020 after the onset of Covid and still beads with them 3 times a week). Beading with these ladies kept her sane whilst being locked down in 2020 & 2021…. just six months after moving to SC. And now, thanks to Zoom, she is happy to be able to bead with our group too.The shamrock is called Quadrifoglio & was designed by Theodora Seimeni.
These are two pieces of Sue Charette-Hood's Solar Ecllipse jewellery that she created and are being sold in the South Carolina State Museum. It is a repurposed piece that Sue designed as a request for the museum, based on the August 21, 2017 solar eclipse.
Sue says that you can check out their cool website where you are able to virtually stargaze from their planetarium. (links below)
http://scmuseum.org/
http://scmuseum.org/events/upcoming-events/
https://shop.scmuseum.org/
c Women After Fifty
Tips and Techniques from GRBS Members
USB Cigarette Lighter which is rechargeable and environmently friendly. Perfect for fusing Fireline pieces together when beading. Available from Amazon.
Robyn Alexander is an Aussie maker who is an amazing and talented fibre artist. This link to her shop includes her embroidery kits and supplies that she has either sourced as is, or dyed to create unique starting materials. It includes patterns, threads, butons and fabrics.The link to her etsy shop is included below.
https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/RobynAlexanderDesign
If you enjoy Kumihino check out Pru McRae's blog at:
Life has taught me that I am not always in control. Life is full of experiences, lessons, heartbreak and pain. But, it has also shown me love, beauty, possibility and new beginnings. Embrace it all. It makes us who we are, and after every storm comes a clear sky.
Quotes of Life
By Brandi DeKnibber
May 17 Newsletter
Past Newsletters Archive
Maria Rypan on How to Embellish Your Life Not Your Stories: Bead Embroidery


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// You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU
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#ifndef CGAL_POLYHEDRAL_MESH_DOMAIN_WITH_FEATURES_3_H
#define CGAL_POLYHEDRAL_MESH_DOMAIN_WITH_FEATURES_3_H

#include <CGAL/Mesh_3/config.h>

#include <CGAL/Random.h>
#include <CGAL/Polyhedral_mesh_domain_3.h>
#include <CGAL/Mesh_domain_with_polyline_features_3.h>
#include <CGAL/Mesh_polyhedron_3.h>

#include <CGAL/Mesh_3/Detect_polylines_in_polyhedra.h>
#include <CGAL/Mesh_3/Polyline_with_context.h>
#include <CGAL/Mesh_3/Detect_features_in_polyhedra.h>

#include <CGAL/enum.h>
#include <CGAL/IO/Polyhedron_iostream.h>

#include <boost/iterator/transform_iterator.hpp>

#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <fstream>

namespace CGAL {

/**
 * @class Polyhedral_mesh_domain_with_features_3
 *
 *
 */
template < class IGT_,
           class Polyhedron_ = typename Mesh_polyhedron_3<IGT_>::type,
           class TriangleAccessor=Triangle_accessor_3<Polyhedron_,IGT_>,
           class Use_patch_id_tag = Tag_true,
           class Use_exact_intersection_construction_tag = Tag_true >
class Polyhedral_mesh_domain_with_features_3
  : public Mesh_domain_with_polyline_features_3<
      Polyhedral_mesh_domain_3< Polyhedron_,
                                IGT_,
                                TriangleAccessor,
                                Use_patch_id_tag,
                                Use_exact_intersection_construction_tag > >
{
  typedef Mesh_domain_with_polyline_features_3<
    Polyhedral_mesh_domain_3<
      Polyhedron_, IGT_, TriangleAccessor,
      Use_patch_id_tag, Use_exact_intersection_construction_tag > > Base;

  typedef Polyhedron_ Polyhedron;

public:
  // Index types
  typedef typename Base::Index                Index;
  typedef typename Base::Corner_index         Corner_index;
  typedef typename Base::Curve_segment_index  Curve_segment_index;
  typedef typename Base::Surface_patch_index  Surface_patch_index;
  typedef typename Base::Subdomain_index      Subdomain_index;

  // Backward compatibility
#ifndef CGAL_MESH_3_NO_DEPRECATED_SURFACE_INDEX
  typedef Surface_patch_index                 Surface_index;
#endif // CGAL_MESH_3_NO_DEPRECATED_SURFACE_INDEX

  typedef typename Base::R         R;
  typedef typename Base::Point_3   Point_3;
  typedef typename Base::FT        FT;

  typedef CGAL::Tag_true           Has_features;

  /// Constructors
  Polyhedral_mesh_domain_with_features_3(const Polyhedron& p,
    CGAL::Random* p_rng = NULL);
  Polyhedral_mesh_domain_with_features_3(const std::string& filename,
    CGAL::Random* p_rng = NULL);

  // The following is needed, because otherwise, when a "const char*" is
  // passed, the constructors templates are a better match, than the
  // constructor with `std::string`.
  Polyhedral_mesh_domain_with_features_3(const char* filename,
    CGAL::Random* p_rng = NULL);

  template <typename T1, typename T2>
  Polyhedral_mesh_domain_with_features_3(const T1& a, const T2& b,
                                         CGAL::Random* p_rng = NULL)
    : Base(a, b)
  { this->set_random_generator(p_rng); }

  template <typename T1, typename T2, typename T3>
  Polyhedral_mesh_domain_with_features_3(const T1& a, const T2& b, const T3& c,
                                         CGAL::Random* p_rng = NULL)
    : Base(a, b, c)
  { this->set_random_generator(p_rng); }

  /// Destructor
  ~Polyhedral_mesh_domain_with_features_3() {}

  /// Detect features
  void initialize_ts(Polyhedron& p);

  void detect_features(FT angle_in_degree, Polyhedron& p);
  void detect_features(FT angle_in_degree = FT(60)) { detect_features(angle_in_degree, polyhedron_); }

private:
  Polyhedron polyhedron_;

private:
  // Disabled copy constructor & assignment operator
  typedef Polyhedral_mesh_domain_with_features_3 Self;
  Polyhedral_mesh_domain_with_features_3(const Self& src);
  Self& operator=(const Self& src);

};  // end class Polyhedral_mesh_domain_with_features_3

template < typename GT_, typename P_, typename TA_,
           typename Tag_, typename E_tag_>
Polyhedral_mesh_domain_with_features_3<GT_,P_,TA_,Tag_,E_tag_>::
Polyhedral_mesh_domain_with_features_3(const Polyhedron& p,
                                       CGAL::Random* p_rng)
  : Base()
  , polyhedron_(p)
{
  this->add_primitives(polyhedron_);
  this->set_random_generator(p_rng);
}

template < typename GT_, typename P_, typename TA_,
           typename Tag_, typename E_tag_>
Polyhedral_mesh_domain_with_features_3<GT_,P_,TA_,Tag_,E_tag_>::
Polyhedral_mesh_domain_with_features_3(const char* filename,
                                       CGAL::Random* p_rng)
  : Base()
  , polyhedron_()
{
  // Create input polyhedron
  std::ifstream input(filename);
  input >> polyhedron_;
  this->add_primitives(polyhedron_);
  this->set_random_generator(p_rng);
}

template < typename GT_, typename P_, typename TA_,
           typename Tag_, typename E_tag_>
Polyhedral_mesh_domain_with_features_3<GT_,P_,TA_,Tag_,E_tag_>::
Polyhedral_mesh_domain_with_features_3(const std::string& filename,
                                       CGAL::Random* p_rng)
  : Base()
  , polyhedron_()
{
  // Create input polyhedron
  std::ifstream input(filename.c_str());
  input >> polyhedron_;
  this->add_primitives(polyhedron_);
  this->set_random_generator(p_rng);
}

template < typename GT_, typename P_, typename TA_,
           typename Tag_, typename E_tag_>
void
Polyhedral_mesh_domain_with_features_3<GT_,P_,TA_,Tag_,E_tag_>::
initialize_ts(Polyhedron& p)
{
  std::size_t ts = 0;
  for(typename Polyhedron::Vertex_iterator v = p.vertices_begin(),
      end = p.vertices_end() ; v != end ; ++v)
  {
    v->set_time_stamp(ts++);
  }
  for(typename Polyhedron::Facet_iterator fit = p.facets_begin(),
       end = p.facets_end() ; fit != end ; ++fit )
  {
    fit->set_time_stamp(ts++);
  }
  for(typename Polyhedron::Halfedge_iterator hit = p.halfedges_begin(),
       end = p.halfedges_end() ; hit != end ; ++hit )
  {
    hit->set_time_stamp(ts++);
  }
}

template < typename GT_, typename P_, typename TA_,
           typename Tag_, typename E_tag_>
void
Polyhedral_mesh_domain_with_features_3<GT_,P_,TA_,Tag_,E_tag_>::
detect_features(FT angle_in_degree, Polyhedron& p)
{
  initialize_ts(p);
  // Get sharp features
  Mesh_3::detect_features(p,angle_in_degree);

  // Get polylines
  typedef std::vector<Point_3> Bare_polyline;
  typedef Mesh_3::Polyline_with_context<Surface_patch_index, Curve_segment_index,
    Bare_polyline > Polyline;

  std::vector<Polyline> polylines;
  typedef std::back_insert_iterator<std::vector<Polyline> > Output_iterator;

  Mesh_3::detect_polylines<Polyhedron,Polyline,Output_iterator>(
    &p, std::back_inserter(polylines));

  // Insert polylines in domain
  Mesh_3::Extract_bare_polyline<Polyline> extractor;

  this->add_features(
    boost::make_transform_iterator(polylines.begin(),extractor),
    boost::make_transform_iterator(polylines.end(),extractor));
}

} //namespace CGAL

#endif // CGAL_POLYHEDRAL_MESH_DOMAIN_WITH_FEATURES_3_H


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Golf Club de Geneve
Geneva, Switzerland 19 Aug 2015 - 22 Aug 2015
Gouveia hoping time is right for ROLEX victory
An the inspiration in Geneva
Ricardo Gouveia enters this week's limited-field ROLEX Trophy as the current leader of the Road to Oman Rankings, and the Portuguese is hoping to turn his remarkably consistent form into a second victory of the season at the exclusive Golf Club de Genéve.
The 24 year old has virtually secured his graduation to The European Tour for the 2016 season after an incredible performance so far throughout a campaign which comprises one victory, two runner-up finishes, a further five top tens and not a single missed cut in 12 appearances.
The determined former University of Central Florida student is currently 138th in the Official World Golf Ranking, 148 places above former World Number One and 14-time Major Champion Tiger Woods.
Despite the added pressure that comes with being top of the pile in Europe's top developmental tour, Gouveia is revelling in his current form and cannot wait to get started at the 42-man event in Geneva, which is unique on the Challenge Tour in that it is played in a Pro-Am format.
"I think I become more confident throughout the season," said the man who plays out of Guardian Bom Sucesso in the Portuguese capital of Lisbon. "I think every time I step onto the first tee I know I have a chance to shoot a low score.
"This year, in pressure situations, I have been dealing a lot better and I have been playing the last few holes well, that is a very important thing to have."
As with some of the previous events this year, Gouveia will have his father on the bag this week, and he feels this will help him in his quest to become the first Portuguese winner in the history of the prestigious ROLEX Trophy.
"My dad knows me well of course and it is great to have him on the bag," he said. "He is not the kind of caddie who tells you what to do if I don't ask him.
"He will tell me his opinion only if I ask him. If not, I just do my thing and that is how we work. I feel relaxed, almost at home, when he is on the bag.
"I remember in Madeira, for example, I was quite frustrated and usually I deal quite well to stay calm but that time, he found the right words to help me to control my emotions and turned the situation around.
"I like this kind of golf course, with trees around, where you have to shape the ball. You have to control the ball flight and of course you have to hit good wedge shots, because it is not the longest course either.
"I like to see the trees on the golf course to pick some targets, it helps me. And, of course, every time I come to a tournament, I know I have the capability of winning and that's my goal every week – to win – and the goal at the end of the year is to finish first in the Road to Oman. I would become the first Portuguese winner so that would be great."
All of the top 40 in the Road to Oman are present in Switzerland as they battle it out for the lion's share of the €230,000 prize fund.
Jens Dantorp, the second of two Swedish winners in the last three years, will be aiming to become the third player in the tournament's history to lift the trophy a second time – after Spain's Carl Suneson (1995, 1999) and Stuart Little (1994, 2001) of England – and he is joined by six other compatriots hoping to continue their nation's strong form at this event.
Welshman Rhys Davies and Spaniard Nacho Elvira, both two-time winners this season, are the only two players in the field who are dreaming of following in the footsteps of respective 2011 and 2012 ROLEX Trophy winners, Benjamin Hebert and Kristoffer Broberg, who both clinched their third victories of the season here to earn automatic graduation to The Race to Dubai.
Damien Ulrich, who receives an invite as the highest-ranked Swiss player on the Challenge Tour, will be the local favourite, hoping to better his best finish here – fifth place in 2013.


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Syria children killed as Russian missile hits school
Activists say 12 children among 15 killed in Aleppo province, with the death toll likely to rise.
The death toll is expected to rise as several of those who survived have serious injuries [Al Jazeera]
At least 15 people have been killed, including 12 children, after a Russian warplane bombed a school in Syria's Aleppo province, activists said.
Inside Story - Are Russia and the US escalating the war in Syria?
The death toll from Monday's strike in Ain Jara, 15km north of Aleppo city, was expected to go up as some of the survivors died of their injuries, the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
An Al Jazeera correspondent at the scene said the school was in territory controlled by Syrian opposition groups and that rescuers were continuing to search for survivors in the rubble.
The attack is the latest deadly incident blamed on the Russian military, with nearly 100 people killed in a series of air raids on the town of Maarat al-Numan in Idlib province on Saturday.
Russian air strikes have killed more than 1,730 civilians since they started in September, according to a report by Syria's main opposition bloc, the Syrian National Coalition (SNC).
The strikes ostensibly target the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant group but the opposition says civilians and groups fighting the Syrian regime are the main target.
"Nearly 94 percent of the 12,000 sorties the Russian air force has so far flown in Syria targeted civilians and the Free Syrian Army," the SNC said in a statement calling on the UN to act against Russian "violations".
Russia's defence ministry denied in December 2015 that it targets civilians in its air strikes after an Amnesty International report accused it of doing so.
Speaking to journalists, ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov said the report contained "trite cliches" and "fake information".
Dozens of civilians killed in air strike on Damascus market
Battle for Aleppo


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1. Knowledge is not the motivation for learning this course.
This is the prerequisite for knowledge only because those who are in conflict are not peaceful, and peace is the condition of knowledge because it is the condition of the Kingdom.
Knowledge can be restored only when you meet its conditions.
This is not a bargain made by God, Who makes no bargains.
It is merely the result of your misuse of his laws on behalf of an imaginary will that is not his.
If you are opposing his will, how can you have knowledge?
I have told you what knowledge offers you, but perhaps you do not yet regard this as wholly desirable.
If you did you would not be so ready to throw it away when the ego asks for your allegiance.
2. The distractions of the ego may seem to interfere with your learning, but the ego has no power to distract you unless you give it the power to do so.
The ego's voice is an hallucination.
You cannot expect it to say "I am not real."
Yet you are not asked to dispel your hallucinations alone.
You are merely asked to evaluate them in terms of their results to you.
If you do not want them on the basis of loss of peace, they will be removed from your mind for you.
3. Every response to the ego is a call to war, and war does deprive you of peace.
Yet in this war there is no opponent.
This is the reinterpretation of reality that you must make to secure peace, and the only one you need ever make.
Those whom you perceive as opponents are part of your peace, which you are giving up by attacking them.
How can you have what you give up?
You share to have, but you do not give it up yourself.
When you give up peace, you are excluding yourself from it.
This is a condition so alien to the Kingdom that you cannot understand the state that prevails within it.
4. Your past learning must have taught you the wrong things, simply because it has not made you happy.
On this basis alone its value should be questioned.
If learning aims at change, and that is always its purpose, are you satisfied with the changes your learning has brought you?
Dissatisfaction with learning outcomes is a sign of learning failure, since it means that you did not get what you wanted.
5. The curriculum of the Atonement is the opposite of the curriculum you have established for yourself, but so is its outcome.
If the outcome of yours has made you unhappy, and if you want a different one, a change in the curriculum is obviously necessary.
The first change to be introduced is a change in direction.
A meaningful curriculum cannot be inconsistent.
If it is planned by two teachers, each believing in diametrically opposed ideas, it cannot be integrated.
If it is carried out by these two teachers simultaneously, each one merely interferes with the other.
This leads to fluctuation, but not to change.
The volatile have no direction.
They cannot choose one because they cannot relinquish the other, even if it does not exist.
Their conflicted curriculum teaches them that all directions exist, and gives them no rationale for choice.
6. The total senselessness of such a curriculum must be fully recognized before a real change in direction becomes possible.
You cannot learn simultaneously from two teachers who are in total disagreement about everything.
Their joint curriculum presents an impossible learning task.
They are teaching you entirely different things in entirely different ways, which might be possible except that both are teaching you about yourself.
Your reality is unaffected by both, but if you listen to both, your mind will be split about what your reality is.


Your Five Day Guide To Rome, Italy – the traveling boy.
Rome may be rather small, but it is full of amazing art, incredible architecture, engaging locals, and a year round energy that makes it one of the most beloved European cities to visit. Oh and please don't get me started with the food. Whenever you turn, there are restaurants overflowing with people eating fresh pizza, pasta, charcuterie, gelato, and tiramisu. We spent five incredible days here, which was both enough and not nearly enough time. This guide will give you the best things to do in Rome which means non-stop adventure, but at a speed that is not overwhelming.
Without a doubt, the Colosseum is the most iconic sight in Rome. Other than just walking around it and enjoying the beauty, I highly recommend doing the tour with Dark Rome that is geared towards kids. Our guide was very interesting and knowledgable, which made for a great time learning and exploring the inside. She also took us to the Forum, where we were showed tons of ancient ruins, a beautiful garden, and the best view of the Colosseum.
I recommend to doing the afternoon Colosseum tour after completing Gladiator School in the morning. It is a very fun way to tie the history together.
We went to gladiator school on our first morning in Rome. We learned all about Roman gladiators and also some fighting skills, which we got to display in mock battles against other kids in the tour. Our teacher was very informative and knew a lot about gladiators. His tour of the small museum was very interesting and I loved seeing the traditional armor. Our guide was a little old school because he made it clear that he thought men were the powerful ones while women were best for raising families and keeping the house. It's not really a message I get from my family, friends, or my progressive education, but I still highly recommend this activity because it was very fun and also taught us all about a very important part of the ancient world.
Out of all the things we saw in Italy, the Vatican was definitely one of my favorites. From the beautiful museums, or museos (in Italian), the stunning Sistine Ceiling, St. Peter's Basilica, which is home to the jaw dropping bronze altar by Bernini, and the smallest land mass for a country in the whole world, how could it not be?! We had a great tour with City Wonders which included seeing the Sistine Ceiling with barely anyone there. That did mean waking up at 5:30 for a 7am tour, but it was so worth it.
Climbing St. Peter's Basilica wasn't included, but we did it anyway and got the best view of the Vatican… after the dizzying and tight climb that led up to the observatory!
If you find yourself aimlessly wandering the streets of Rome and happen upon a dingy, soot colored, kinda simple looking church with a big crowd outside, you know you've found the Pantheon. The Pantheon was once a Roman temple, but was changed into a church by Pope Boniface IV in the early 1600s. My favorite thing about the Pantheon is the amazing dome shape and the hole in the roof that you can only see when you're inside. We went once on a beautiful day and tried to go a second time during the rain, but the line was too long. I would really like to see it with rain pouring through the roof one day!
I don't know about you, but I love soccer and everything to do with it from the World Cup to the cool jerseys each team wears. As soon as I knew we were going to Europe, I started researching games. I was so excited when I realized that we would be in Rome when they were hosting Empoli. Knowing the Italians take soccer very seriously, I was a little nervous that the 8pm game would get a little wild but it turned out to be an experience of a lifetime. We got to see Roma score 2 goals and take Empoli down! It was fun to be swept up in the excitement with all of the die-hard Roma fans.
Our apartment rental organized a cooking class for us in Rome – pizza and gelato. Yes! We went to InRome Cooking on our second night and had the best time learning to make two of my favorite Italian foods. Our first task was deciding what gelato flavors to make, which was pretty hard considering all of the good options! We all agreed on coffee, Nutella, pistachio, chocolate and vanilla. Then, we were on to the making of it, which involved everything from seperating the eggs, creaming the milk, and mixing all the ingredients before putting the gelato in the freezer.
When making the pizza, our chef started by teaching us how to make the dough. Trust me, as much as I wanted to learn how to, there was no way I'd remember all of those steps! Especially because he was talking grams and Celsius and other units of measure this American does not know. But then we got to the rolling part and from there it was smooth sailing, except that my circle was starting to look sort of oval and jagged. But not to worry, the toppings covered my imperfections and the taste was delicioso!
Being one of the many piazzas in Rome, Piazza Navona is big, beautiful, and home to a beautiful fountain… and also tons and tons of tourists and sellers trying to convince you to buy selfie sticks and junk toys. Without a doubt, you have to see it while in Rome, but we didn't spend much time there, partly because we were threatened by a seller who got chased away by the police!
On a beautiful day, like the sunny day we went, the Borghese Gardens is a perfect place to take a break from the hustle and bustle of Rome. We rented a golf cart and drove around, which we felt pretty lazy doing, but trust me it is worth it- the gardens are huge! We stopped at a panoramic observatory and the Borghese Museum. Once we returned the golf cart we walked over to a roller skating show where we saw Franco, an old man, skate and do the splits under a rope that was only a foot off the ground! Now that is called a skill!
Located on the west bank of the Tiber river, the area of Trastevere is a great place to walk around on a nice day. The little neighborhood is home to tons of nice, traditional streets, "pop in" gardens, and some very good restaurants including my favorite, Da Enzo. One of the best ways to explore this place is honestly just wandering through the tight streets without having a real destination!
Weather: We went in Spring and had great, not too hot weather. Winters are pretty wet, and summers are very hot.
Transportation: To be honest, Rome is a very easy city to walk around. We took a few taxis here and there, but mainly used our feet!
Dont get me wrong, The Spanish Steps are definitely beautiful and I'm glad we saw them. But I wouldn't recommend spending a lot of time there because it's really touristy!
down to the Amalfi coast and visit Pompei!!
Thank you! Yes, I really want to go there too!


Mohammad Nadeem Khan (Urdu: محمد ندیم خان; born December 10, 1969, Rawalpindi, Punjab) is a former Pakistani cricketer who played in 2 Tests and 2 ODIs from 1993 to 1999. Nadeem was an effective spinner who currently plays for Sheffield Collegiate C.C. I XI. He is the older brother of Pakistan's former wicket keeper, Moin Khan.


Join us as our heroes continue escorting Andrea and her band of refugees through the dangerous and expansive Ashwood, and uncover some disturbing information about the books missing from the library at Aldbridge. Also, Drusilia unleashes the cloud, Jodhi eats a delicious meal, and Dun Khan delivers both another stunning acting performance, and another tie in with a very successful fantasy franchise.
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Published model with a large Instagram presence of more than 600,000 followers. She has graced covers of magazines such as Essence and Magazina.
She is from the city of Rehovot in the Central District of Israel.
In 2015, she competed on the 7th season of the reality series Survivor Israel.
She and Eyal Golan welcomed a son named Yan in 2014.
She snapped a photo with fellow Israeli model Bar Refaeli.


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Pooches-on-patios still questionable
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On Nov. 2, the Ontario government announced a proposal that would permit restaurants to have dogs on patios and areas where low-risk foods and beverages are available to customers.
In layman's term, this means eateries that offer pre-packaged foods, fresh fruit and most snacks that are sold alongside beer, wine and spirits could see owners and their canine companions alongside them, come the next patio season.
While I am a huge fan of dogs – and many of you who own a dog have probably been stopped as I rush to you asking to pet your dog – this new proposed "red tape reduction" leaves me torn.
One argument is that while I am enjoying my pre-packaged pretzels and sipping a pint I would be ecstatic to have multiple friendly dogs surrounding me as they are enjoying a day out with their owner.
On the other side, anyone who owns a dog knows just how excitable they get when around other dogs, and how quickly play fighting between these four-legged creatures can turn into a haphazardness as they dogs intertwine and knock over everything in their path.
In her announcement, Health Minister and Deputy Premier Christine Elliott said certain rules create unnecessary barriers for local businesses to truly meet the needs of their customers and limit choice for consumers.
While protecting the health and safety of Ontarians will always be our key priority, the proposed changes to allow dogs on restaurant patios and areas where low-risk foods are served will better align Ontario to other provinces and jurisdictions while making it easier for dog owners to enjoy a meal out on the patio, said Elliott.
This is not a new argument that the government has proposed. It's been an ongoing argument between the two sides for years.
The problem I see is that both sides are unequivocally set in their mindsets and there can be no swaying their opinions.
Currently, pet owners are limited to restaurants and patios that have leash-friendly railing nearby.
These proposed changes would make it easier and more enjoyable for dog owners to have a meal out and provide greater flexibility for business owners.
If passed, this change will come into effect on Jan. 1, 2020.
Across Canada, the provincial regulations set out regarding the acceptance of dogs on patios vary from coast-to-coast.
According to Tourism New Brunswick, patios in that province are extremely welcoming of dogs, to the point the agency's officially regulated blog has an entire section specific to dogs and how welcoming they are of the pooches.
Similarily in B.C., the city of Kamloops tourism not only advocates for the inclusion of pet owners to bring their dogs to public patios, but they also encourage it and have an easily accessible list of dining locations that allows for this accommodation.
Additionally, in many other provinces, it seems pet owners are gaining increasingly more opportunities to bring their dogs onto patios as laws and regulations are dimished.
On both sides of the spectrum, there are valid arguments for and opposed to letting dogs onto the patios of restaurants.
While I love dogs, I think the best option is to provide an opt-in and opt-out policy where the legality of dogs on patios comes to fruition, but each establishment decides if they will be dog-friendly or dog free.
There have been many instances where I have put my beverage down and left the patio to pet a dog that has been tied up to a tree just off the patio. But if I am cracking the burnt custard atop my crème brûlée I would rather not be wondering if a floating piece of fur from a dog will land on my dessert.
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The line design project i do with 4th grade every year is turning out wonderful. The notebooks become an anchor for the standards taught as well as a reference that your students can use throughout the year. Over time i have created and distributed a number of do a dot printables at gift of curiosity.
Engage students with fun and festive stories about gingerbread as well as activities that will help them both improve reading comprehension and develop fluency.
Christmas gift ideas for 4th grade students. Quenching your thirst from lisa storms. Teacher gift ideas have been on my mind lately since this special day is just around the corner. These 3 math activities focus on multiplication facts weights and measures and addition practice for grade 1 students. When i initially began creating do a dot printables i knew they were useful for helping toddlers and preschoolers develop their understanding of one to one correspondence.
See more ideas about lesson planning teaching ideas and 8th grade english. Help your fourth grader fall in love with learning all over again with these creative activities that cover a wide range of topics and subjects. With the end of school right around the corner its time to show your childs school teachers some love. Get them here for free.
I have some great artists in the 4th grade and even some of the ones that struggle are doing well with this project. Today some of my favorite blogger friends and i are sharing on our blogs 12 new handmade gift ideas for teachers. Teacher free printable gift tags. 15 awesome teacher gift ideas.
Download grade 1 math worksheets. Interactive notebooks serve many purposes in the classroom. This post is filled with teacher appreciation gift ideas and some awesome dos and dont from teachers themselves. One smart cookie gift idea ice cream printable.


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Dates: **2016-12-15/16**

Admin contact: [Lotta Kegel](https://www.chalmers.se/en/Staff/Pages/kegel.aspx)

## Venue

EDIT-8103,
CSE department,
[Campus Johanneberg](http://www.chalmers.se/en/about-chalmers/premises-and-campus/Pages/find-your-way-to-chalmers.aspx),
Chalmers U. of Tech.

Street address: [Rännvägen 6B, 412 58 Göteborg, Sweden](https://www.google.com/maps/place/Chalmers+Tekniska+H%C3%B6gskola/@57.6874953,11.9763696,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0xeee3d3162cfc5d3a)

Hotel recommendations: [Panorama](https://www.nordicchoicehotels.com/quality/quality-hotel-panorama1/), [Onyxen](http://www.hotellonyxen.se/en/)

## Goals

* Prio 1: Prepare D4.2 (due 2017-01-31): "DSL for description of concept maps, with formal semantics (m24)"
* Prio 2: Prepare D4.3 (due 2017-07-30): "Translation of concept map descriptions to system dynamics models for the CFP layer (m30)"
* Prio 2: Improve collaboration between the DSL and CFP work packages
* Prio 3: Initial work for D4.4 (due 2018-01-31): "Testing and verification framework for RATs with applications to the CRUD case study (m36)"

## Agenda

List of topics

* Introduce the state of the DSL
    * Introduce the `GenericLibrary`
    * The connection between `GraphDSL` and `GenericLibrary`
    * The connection between `HaskelZinc` and `GenericLibrary`
* Semantics
    * Translating concepts from `GenericLibrary` to `MiniZinc` (inspired by `CLOCWISe`)
    * Semantics of Causal Loop Diagrams
      * Using "Qualitative Probabilistic Networks"
      * Using "Difference equations"
* Specification and testing
    * Make sure important properties are checked using property based tests
    * Document results (in preparation of deliverable D4.2 + future research papers)
    * Property based testing of semantic preservation between software layers

## Schedule

* 2016-12-15:
    * 09.00: Welcome by Patrik (including "[fika](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fika_(Sweden))")
        * The current state of the DSL (introduction of 'Generic Library').
		* presentation by Oskar + Maximilian
    * 12.00: lunch
    * 13.15: Translating concepts from `GenericLibrary` to `MiniZinc`.
    * 15.00: fika
    * 15.30: Semantics of CLDs.
	    * presentation by Sólrún
    * 17.00: end of day one
    * 19.00: workshop dinner at Restaurant Kraków
* 2016-12-16
    * 09.00: Specification and testing
	    * presentation by Björn: QuickCheck + property based testing of the DSL.
	    * parallell sessions: semantics, synergies, output parsing, units, qualitative modelling
    * 12.20: lunch
    * 13.30: session 5
	    * All: reporting from the parallel sessions 11-12
    * 15.00: fika
    * 15.30: session 6
	    * Patrik: property based testing tutorial, reporting
    * 17.00: end of the work sprint

## Participants:

* UPC: Tom Creemers (arrival: Wed, departure: Fri afternoon)
* Mines-Nantes: Nicolas Beldiceanu (arrival Wed, leave Sat)
* Mines-Nantes: Ekaterina Arafailova (arrival Wed, leave Sat afternoon)
* KULeuven: Klara Marntirosian (arrival Wed, leave Sat afternoon)
* Chalmers: Sólrún Einarsdóttir
* Chalmers: Patrik Jansson (except for Th. 12-15)
* Chalmers: Oskar Abrahamsson
* Chalmers: Maximilian Algehed
* Chalmers: Björn Norgren
* Chalmers: Alex Gerdes (except for Th. 10-12)


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package Utilities;

import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.BufferedWriter;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.io.FileReader;
import java.io.FileWriter;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Set;

public class Line_Slicer
{

	 public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception
    {
		 String name_list_file = "/home/matthias/Workbench/SUTD/nytimes_corpus/Entity_Lists_Test/locations.txt";

		 System.out.println("Starting...");

		 stripDuplicatesFromFile( name_list_file );

		 System.out.println("Finished");
    }

	 public static void stripDuplicatesFromFile(String filename) throws IOException
	 {
	    BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(filename));
	    Set<String> lines = new HashSet<String>(10000); // maybe should be bigger
	    String line;
	    while ((line = reader.readLine()) != null)
	    {
	        lines.add(line);
	    }
	    reader.close();
	    BufferedWriter writer = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter(filename));
	    for (String unique : lines)
	    {
	        writer.write(unique);
	        writer.newLine();
	    }
	    writer.close();
	}
}


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Microempresa (acrônimo ME) é uma figura jurídica do Brasil, um pequeno negócio que tem como principais características: o rendimento bruto anual de até R$360 mil, opção de escolha entre os regimes tributários e contratação de até 19 funcionários.

Características
Cabe observar que nem toda microempresa pode optar pelo Simples Nacional. Não pode optar a microempresa:

 de cujo capital participe outra pessoa jurídica;
 que seja filial, sucursal, agência ou representação, no País, de pessoa jurídica com sede no exterior;
 constituída sob a forma de cooperativas, salvo as de consumo;
 que participe do capital de outra pessoa jurídica;
 que exerça atividade de banco comercial, de investimentos e de desenvolvimento, de caixa econômica, de sociedade de crédito, financiamento e investimento ou de crédito imobiliário, de corretora ou de distribuidora de títulos, valores mobiliários e câmbio, de empresa de arrendamento mercantil, de seguros privados e de capitalização ou de previdência complementar;
 resultante ou remanescente de cisão ou qualquer outra forma de desmembramento de pessoa jurídica que tenha ocorrido em um dos cinco anos-calendário anteriores;
 constituída sob a forma de sociedade por ações.

As microempresas (ME) e as empresas de pequeno porte (EPP) podem optar pelo Sistema Integrado de Pagamento de Impostos e Contribuições das Microempresas e das Empresas de Pequeno Porte, conhecido como Simples Nacional, instituído em 1997 pela lei nº 9.317, de 1996. Na atualidade, a matéria é regulada pela lei complementar 123, de 14 de dezembro de 2006.

Na atual legislação, microempresa (ME) é a sociedade empresária, a sociedade simples, a empresa individual de responsabilidade limitada ou o empresário, que aufira, em cada ano-calendário, receita bruta igual ou inferior a R$360.000,00. Já a empresa de pequeno porte (EPP) é aquela que aufira, em cada ano-calendário, receita bruta superior a R$ 360.000,00  e igual ou inferior a R$ 4.800.000,00.

O Simples consiste, basicamente, em permitir que as empresas optantes recolham os tributos e contribuições devidos, calculados sobre a receita bruta, mediante a aplicação de alíquota única, em um único documento de arrecadação, chamado DAS-SIMPLES.

Tributação
O atual sistema inclui necessariamente os seguintes tributos:
 Imposto sobre a Renda da Pessoa Jurídica - IRPJ;
 Imposto sobre Produtos Industrializados – IPI;
 Contribuição Social sobre o Lucro Líquido - CSLL;
 Contribuição para o Financiamento da Seguridade Social – COFINS;
 Contribuição para o PIS/PASEP;
 Contribuição Patronal Previdenciária – CPP;
 Imposto sobre Operações Relativas à Circulação de Mercadorias e Sobre Prestações de Serviços de Transporte Interestadual e Intermunicipal e de Comunicação - ICMS;
 Imposto sobre Serviços de Qualquer Natureza - ISS.

A lei concede a simplificação de documentação, a diretriz da fiscalização como orientação e o estabelecimento de privilégios em compras públicas como: licitação exclusiva para microempresas e empresas de pequeno porte e um regime especial de empate ficto, que, após a fase competitiva, permite que a ME ou EPP realize novo lance, aumentando a chance de vitória destas empresas em relação às demais.

Estatísticas
Segundo do DataSebrae, em 2021, o número de microempresas brasileiras é de mais de seis milhoes (6.586.497), sendo a maioria delas no estado de São Paulo (1,8 milhões de microempresas), a maioria no setor de serviços (comércio varejista no setor de vestuário e acessórios).

Ligações externas
Receita Federal do Brasil
Resolução CFC nº 1.115/07
Lei complementar nº 123, de 14 de dezembro de 2006
Consulta de Atividades Econômicas (CNAE) Permitidas e Impeditivas ao Simples Nacional

Empresas por tipo
Empreendedorismo
Pessoas jurídicas do direito brasileiro

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In Carroll, Iowa, a "tort" is specified as any civil wrong, besides breach of contract, for which the law provides a remedy.
When a tort is committed in Carroll, Iowa, thereby giving the victim the legal right to sue the person who allegedly harmed them, the victim's right to sue is known as a "cause of action."
In Carroll, Iowa, there are laws and court rulings that recognize scores of various torts. Many of these torts are very obscure, and are almost never litigated. In the modern era, the torts that the ordinary person is most likely to face are fraud, negligence, battery, and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
Types of Torts in Carroll, Iowa
Negligence: In Carroll, Iowa, negligence is, far and away, the most common tort that the civil litigation system has to deal with. Negligence is a failure to exercise the level of caution that's necessary in a particular situation, and causing harm (physical injury or property damage) as a direct result of this failure. An obvious example is drunk driving. If a person is drunk behind the wheel, and causes an accident, they are clearly going to be required to compensate the victim for whatever harm they cause, since driving while intoxicated is very careless, and everybody should know this. Of course, there are many other cases, most of them far less obvious, where negligence can occur.
Fraud: Fraud is an intentional tort, unlike negligence. It is also dealt with fairly frequently by courts in Carroll, Iowa. Fraud is a lie that one person tells to another, with the intent to harm the other person, usually by inducing them to give money or property to the person committing the fraud. Fraud can occur in a wide number of different contexts. For instance, suppose a jeweler tries to sell a fake diamond to a customer, by passing it off as the real thing. If the customer believes the jeweler's lie, and bases his buying decision on it, the jeweler has committed fraud. If the customer discovers this fraud, he will be able to sue the jeweler, and recover, at the very least, the difference between the value of the fake diamond, and what he paid for it.
harmful or offensive, and non-consensual. For example, slapping someone on the face would be a clear case of battery, because that contact is harmful, and probably offensive as well. Unwanted physical conduct, especially of a sexual nature, is considered offensive by just about everyone, and would also be considered battery even if it causes no physical injuries. Sometimes, a doctor will operate on the wrong body part, which the patient did not consent to be operated on. And, sometimes, doctors have performed entire operations while the patient was unconscious, which the patient didn't consent to. This is also battery, and can result in a very costly lawsuit for the doctor, though such cases are quite rare.
Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress: This is a tort in Carroll, Iowa that involves emotional distress, and does not need physical harm or financial loss. It is also known by the acronym IIED. IIED is committed when a person engages in outrageous conduct towards another, with the intent of causing emotional distress, and actually causes the intended distress.
How Can A Carroll, Iowa Tort Lawyer Help?
If somebody has harmed you, either intentionally or negligently, in Carroll, Iowa, you might have a cause of action. On the other hand, if you find yourself in the unenviable situation of being sued for a tort, you have a right to defend yourself, and will likely want to, for obvious reasons.
Whatever your situation, a tort lawyer who has expertise in representing people in Carroll, Iowa tort cases can advise you on the best way to proceed, and give you the best chance of winning your case, whatever side you're on.
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The 2011 Summit on Aging, hosted by the Aging Well in Jefferson County Project, was held on June 28, 2011. There were many presentations by notable speakers and over a dozen exhibitors were on hand showcasing resources available to seniors and caretakers. There was also a Mobile Computer Training Lab on site dedicated to internet training for seniors.


4. Fall	2011	Anne	Derryberry,	Sage	Road	SoluIons,	LLC	4	A	"Green	Field"	Opportunity	•  Growing	consumer	fascinaIon	with	games	is	driving	accelerated	interest	in	using	games	in	and	for	learning.	•  AdopIon	of	games	for	learning	is	in	its	early	stages.	•  While	universiIes	and	colleges	are	adding	courses,	curricula	and	programs	to	teach	game	design	and	development,	very	few	are	using	game	principles	to	improve	teaching	and	learning	experiences.	•  Pockets	of	innovaIon	are	beginning	to	emerge	related	to	technology	tools,	pla_orms	and	Itles.	As	yet,	there	are	virtually	no	examples	of	systemic	insItuIonal	adopIon.	•  There	is	a	wide-‐open	opportunity	to	"flip"	the	conversaIon	from	a	focus	on	producing	digital	assets	to	leveraging	the	moIvaIonal	and	engagement	elements	of	games	and	gamificaIon	to	promote	student	retenIon,	progress	and	compleIon.
6. Spring	2012	Anne	Derryberry,	Sage	Road	SoluIons,	LLC	6	"Leveling	Up"	Game-‐based	Learning	in	HED	Successful	adopIon	of	game-‐based	learning	requires:	•  A	solid	understanding	of	the	GBL	ecosystem	•  A	deep	knowledge	of	game-‐based	learning	on	both	a	micro-‐	and	a	macro-‐level	•  A	detailed	framework	for	adopIon	addressing	market	realiIes,	insItuIonal	requirements,	partner	idenIficaIon,	technology	integraIon,	and	organizaIonal	readiness.
11. Fall	2011	Anne	Derryberry,	Sage	Road	SoluIons,	LLC	11	InsItuIonal	Commitment	and	Support	•  Independent,	"pilot	project"	efforts	are	popping	up	with	increasing	frequency.	•  Lack	of	insItuIonal	recogniIon	makes	it	difficult	for	other	faculty	to	learn	of	and	from	those	pilot	projects.	•  Without	insItuIonal	support,	there	will	be	no	cohesion	or	quality	assurance.
13. Fall	2011	Anne	Derryberry,	Sage	Road	SoluIons,	LLC	13	Academic	Excellence	•  If	GBL	is	to	be	adopted	across	the	insItuIon,	what	educaIonal	criteria	and	quality	metrics	will	guide	that	planning	and	implementaIon?	•  Criteria	for	evaluaIon	may	include:	•  "Approved"	usages,	applicaIons	•  "Approved"	games/assets	•  "Approved"	vendors	•  Is	there	a	system	of	review/approval	before	a	course	incorporaIng	GBL	is	launched?	•  How	can	instructors	produce	and/or	customize	games/assets?
14. Fall	2011	Anne	Derryberry,	Sage	Road	SoluIons,	LLC	14	Assessment	and	Tracking	A	move	from	discrete	learning	games	to	game-‐based	learning	requires	a	shik	from	game-‐as-‐closed-‐system	to	game-‐as-‐data-‐rich-‐learning-‐arIfact.	•  Will	the	insItuIon	accept/adopt	games	as	a	way	to	assess	learning?	Will	badges	for	learning	have	a	role	to	play?	•  Can	student-‐developed	games	be	exemplars	of	student	achievement?	•  How	will	student	acIvity	within	games	be	transferred	to	LMS?
15. Fall	2011	Anne	Derryberry,	Sage	Road	SoluIons,	LLC	15	Data	Analysis	GBL	can	generate	new	categories	of	student	data,	including	how	student	performance	inside	a	game	can	predict	future	behaviors	in	the	game,	in	future	learning	acIviIes,	even	in	future	workplace	performance.	•  Will	insItuIon	take	advantage	of	these	data?	•  Which	and	how?	•  Where	will	data	live?
16. Fall	2011	Anne	Derryberry,	Sage	Road	SoluIons,	LLC	16	Readiness	for	Technology	Advancements	Mobile,	social	and	locaIon-‐based	services	are	the	focus	of	technology	advancements	over	next	several	years:	•  Mobile	•  Smartphones	and	tablets	•  4G	transmission	•  Social	media	•  LocaIon	based	services	These	trends	will	be	reflected	in	educaIon	–	especially	game-‐based	learning	–	just	as	with	every	other	industry.
17. Fall	2011	Anne	Derryberry,	Sage	Road	SoluIons,	LLC	17	Technology	Infrastructure	and	Equipment	•  What	demands	will	GBL	put	on	IT?	Will	exisIng	infrastructure	accommodate	the	load	from	networked	mulI-‐player	games	and	social	media?	•  As	more	content	moves	to	mobile,	will	students	access	that	content	via	the	insItuIon's	gateway/ paywall,	or	receive	pointers/referrals	to	third-‐party	sources?	•  Is	it	preferable	to	standardize	on	a	single	mobile	operaIng	system?	Device	category?	Vendor?	Carrier?	•  How	will	equity	of	access	be	assured	for	students	of	all	economic	status	levels?
18. Fall	2011	Anne	Derryberry,	Sage	Road	SoluIons,	LLC	18	Content	Management	and	Maintenance	•  GBL	assets	must	be	kept	fresh,	just	as	textbooks	and	other	teaching	aids	must	be	curated	and	refreshed.	•  As	technology	trends	emerge	(e.g.,	new	access	devices,	operaIng	system	upgrades,	transport	protocols),	assets	must	be	updated	to	remain	compaIble.	•  Internal	faculty-‐produced	assets	are	the	greatest	point	of	vulnerability	vis-‐à-‐vis	asset	currency.
19. Fall	2011	Anne	Derryberry,	Sage	Road	SoluIons,	LLC	19	HosIng,	Licensing	and	Fees	Third-‐party	providers	may	help	accelerate	Ime	to	adopIon.	Agreements	with	providers/publishers	must	contemplate	many	issues.	•  Hosted	access?	Version	access?	Upgrades	for	life?	•  Licensing	as	sokware?	Or	licensing	as	learning	resources/ textbooks?	•  Open?	Commercial?	•  InsItuIonal	tech?	Or	personal	tech	running	university	resources?	•  How	are	fee	schedules	constructed?	By	seat?	By	download?	By	course?
20. Fall	2011	Anne	Derryberry,	Sage	Road	SoluIons,	LLC	20	Faculty	Readiness	and	Support	•  Faculty	need	to	know	how	to	incorporate	GBL	resources	into	their	syllabi	and	into	their	teaching.	How	can	instructors	learn	about	GBL?	Get	ideas	for	their	own	teaching?	•  Faculty	who	are	interested	in	developing	their	own	GBL	resource(s)	need	pedagogical	and	technical	skills	and	support.	Will	insItuIon	provide	this	support?	If	so,	how?
21. Fall	2011	Anne	Derryberry,	Sage	Road	SoluIons,	LLC	21	Impact	on	Students	•  What	kinds	of	communicaIons/messaging	will	be	necessary	for	the	insItuIon's	consItuents	(i.e.,	students,	parents,	employers)	to	embrace	GBL?	•  Will	students	need	to	purchase	new	technology?	Will	insItuIon	offset	cost?	Can	technology	and	content	be	rented?	What	are	limitaIons	to	renIng?	•  For	mobile	technology,	any	offset	for	wireless	carrier	fees?	•  Will	access	to	GBL	assets	fall	into	the	same	category	as	textbooks,	i.e.,	student	responsibility?	Available	in	library	or	lab?
23. Need	help	geong	started?	Give	us	a	call	at	Sage	Road	SoluIons.	We	know	how	to	get	you	there.
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0:25Skip to 0 minutes and 25 secondsNearly every historical period may be said to have had sources of data that were considered big for that time. Books, documents, drawings, maps and paintings are examples of such data. Yet it is only today that we have to deal with really big data. Luckily, more and more data is digital, but expressed in different formats. Large-scale scientific instruments, social network platforms, cloud solutions, digital cultural heritage are only a few examples of sources of huge amount of text, photo, video and audio materials which are considered big data.
0:55Skip to 0 minutes and 55 secondsBut questions related to data have not changed much: how to store and maintain it, how to understand and how to learn from the data for an improved response in the future. These issues necessarily involve the use of high performance computers. Distributed storage and parallel computing need be considered to avoid loss of data and to make computations efficient.
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Noah Cyrus Cries In New Video While Reacting To Her First Grammy Nomination
Noah Cyrus got super emotional when she found out that she was nominated for a 2021 Grammy Award!
The 20-year-old singer is up for Best New Artist at the show, which is her first Grammy nomination.
Noah shared her reaction video on Instagram, where she broke down in tears upon hearing the news.
"IM A GRAMMY NOMINATED ARTIST!!! i'm in a puddle of tears in bed after being woken up and told IM NOMINATED AS BEST NEW ARTIST," Noah captioned her post. "my mom at the beginning of the year wrote in her intensions book for me to be nominated for a grammy… mom you've always been and are my biggest fan. thank u i love you so much."
"thank you to my team and my cyrens. @zachkardisch you go above and beyond for me and you're the best manager and friend/brother to me. thank you to everyone that took part in the making of The End of Everything EP. thank you PJ for always being there for me and making me feel like my best self as a person and artist. thank you beyond measures to the recording academy for listening and truly hearing my music. this is such an honor and i am in utter shock. thank you so much from the bottom of my heart i truly can't believe it my mind is going a thousand miles a minute and i am beyond grateful and full of love and gratitude. i know my grandma is looking down on me and this is from her. thank you mammie i wish you could be here for this 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍"
She joins her dad Billy Ray Cyrus and sister Miley Cyrus in the feat. Billy Ray has been nominated seven times throughout his career, winning his first two for "Old Town Road" with Lil Nas X earlier this year. Miley was nominated in 2015 for Best Pop Vocal Album for Bangerz.
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Chloe x Halle were also nominated for three awards this year – Best Traditional R&B Performance for "Wonder What She Thinks of Me," Best Progressive R&B Album for Ungodly Hour, and Best R&B Song for "Do It." They're even up against their mentor Beyonce, who also signed the girls to her management company, in the Best R&B Song category!
"omg we're crying 😭😭😭," they tweeted. "three grammy nominations???? 🥺🥺😰😰😭😭💘💘💘💘💘we are so thankful to you all for listening to #ungodlyhour and receiving it with so much love 🤯🤯🤯🤯"
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— chloe x halle (@chloexhalle) November 24, 2020
three grammy nominations???? 🥺🥺😰😰😭😭💘💘💘💘💘we are so thankful to you all for listening to #ungodlyhour and receiving it with so much love 🤯🤯🤯🤯
Dua Lipa shared her reaction after being nominated for SIX awards – Record of the Year, Album of the Year and Best Pop Vocal Album for Future Nostalgia, Song of the Year and Best Pop Solo Performance for "Don't Start Now," and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for "Un Dia" with J Balvin, Bad Bunny and Tainy.
"This doesn't feel real!!!!! 6 GRAMMY NOMS!!! WHAT IS THIS LIFE!!!! I CAN'T BELIEVE IT!!! 6!!!!! MY HEART IS RACING AND IM IN TOTAL SHOCK! IM BEAMING AND FIZZING!!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR ALL THE LOVE AND THE SUPPORT! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 THANK YOU @RecordingAcad !!!!!!!!!" she wrote. "I HAVE TO LIE DOWN FOR A SEC 2 TAKE THIS ALL IN!!!! FUTURE NOSTALGIA 4 EVER ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤"
I HAVE TO LIE DOWN FOR A SEC 2 TAKE THIS ALL IN!!!! FUTURE NOSTALGIA 4 EVER ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ pic.twitter.com/mSIPD6gQxN
— DUA LIPA (@DUALIPA) November 24, 2020
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Though I've been actively writing in the guitar gear space for well over a decade now, I've actually never been to NAMM. I get offered passes and interview opportunities galore, but I've never taken up the reps on their offers. It's not that NAMM isn't interesting to me; it is because it is a time when many manufacturers reveal their latest and greatest stuff.
But I have to admit it: I'm really not into going to conventions. Don't get me wrong, I'm not the anti-social type. Far from it. A large part of it is that I have very limited free time and the way I like to spend it is in much more quiet surroundings, like driving to my best friend's place on near the Central Coast of California, hanging out on his six acres in a peaceful, bucolic setting, drinking fine wine (he's a winemaker) and grilling steaks.
So I don't really keep up with NAMM. I know it happens roughly around late January. But I know it's coming because my inbox fills up with new product announcements, offers for interviews, requests for review and of course, convention passes. I read all the product announcements because I love to see what's coming out.
I think the other part of me not going to NAMM is that I'd be like a kid in a candy store, and when it comes to gear, historically, I've been a bit compulsive, and I could just see myself coming back from the show and dropping thousands of dollars into new gear. Been there, done that. After the honeymoon is over, I end up selling off swathes of gear. So it's a bit of a self-control thing for me.
But despite my own reservations – and admittedly, weaknesses – about going to the convention, I love this time of year. And though the past few years have been a bit dry for me with writing, now that I'm back in the game, I've got the gear bug back. Luckily, I'm older and hopefully a bit wiser, so I do temper my GAS urges now with my available finances. And at least I can write about the things that I find interesting.
To clarify, I have friends who are builders of various kinds of gear. I don't just get them randomly. 🙂 For NAMM, it's really who you know.


Hmmm it might be a little hard to see the sunset in the background, but is this ok?
Blue's my favourite color, period! Here comes mine!
I don't really have a favorite color. So I just used my favorite disney princess outfit .
Technically from the song at the end of PATF. Is this ok or does it have to be a spoken quote?
Mine. It's been a while since I last posted an icon for a contest.
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Sex is everywhere you look, from fashion magazines to movies, but young people in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) still know very little about how to have a responsible sex life. Discussions on the topic still cause shame, discomfort, and embarrassment stemming from a sense of the subject's 'immorality.' A standardized sex and reproductive health education class for students in BiH's education system would, therefore, provide an important and useful step towards the destigmatization of dialogue about safe sex.
"Without a formal education, young people can get information on their own, online, from friends, or from our organization or similar ones," says Damir Zečević, a trainer at the Association XY, a sex health and education organization.
According to Zečević, so far there is no way for the ministries in charge to deal with the absence of such a class, although the situation in the field tells us it is very necessary.
Zečević points out that young people are beginning to have sex at younger and younger ages and that they need to be aware of how important it is to be responsible about it. "It is devastating that buying condoms is viewed as something embarrassing and that, by avoiding such an act, they are endangering their health along with the health of their partner," says Zečević.
Association XY also gives presentations about sexual and reproductive health in high schools. "It is always a sensitive subject and it starts almost the same everywhere: laughter, discomfort, shame – until we 'break the ice'. Then I see that young people understand that it is about their health and that's when they become interested," he explains.
After holding several such sessions at her high school, Vanja Tešanović, a peer sexual health educator, agrees with Zečević. "In the beginning, I was the silly girl who talked about condoms, but I've managed to get through to my peers. They are especially surprised when I explain that, during unprotected sex, they have sex not only with that person but also with all of the person's former partners, which gets them thinking about all the risks involved," says Tešanović, who adds that, "in general, girls are more interested in this than boys."
Both Zečević and Tešanović note that it is much easier when young people are working with other young people. "Peer-to-peer education doesn't have as many obstacles. It is much more relaxed and easier for them to ask us something than it is for them to ask someone older," they explain.
Our interviewees told us that young people are aware of the risks of unprotected sex but simply believe that "those things happen to other people, not them."
"A lot of them can name the most common sexually transmitted diseases, but they think that trusting their partner is enough to keep them safe," says Zečević.
Tešanović laments that a lot of young women are embarrassed to go to regular gynecological exams. "Most go rarely and only if they notice a problem or suspect some disease. It is rarely about prevention and I think education is to blame for that," she explains.
Jelena Malinić, a medical technician at the Eastern Ilidža Health Care Center, confirms that young women avoid going to the gynecologist. "We are not happy with the frequency of young women's checkups or preventive exams. They mostly come when they experience obvious symptoms of some disease," says Malinić.
She explains that the problem might be that a significant number of STIs have no clear symptoms, mostly in the case of men, whereas with women the symptoms usually appear later. "With proper contraceptive methods and regular checkups, one can prevent serious diseases or complications and I cannot stress enough how important it is to be responsible," she adds.
Malinić says that young women mostly come when talked into it by their friends or after exposure to organized campaigns. "Our health care center was featured as part of a youth project, after which we had an increase in visits, which tells us that young people need to be guided and even encouraged. No medical exam should be viewed as embarrassing, I always emphasize that," she says.
We do not know the precise number of STIs that exist because there are no widespread statistics collected and many of those afflicted look for help in private clinics, explains Malinić. "There is, however, an increase in patients infected with certain forms of HPV (human papillomavirus), which are widespread and contagious. Luckily, most strands are treatable without complications, although girls get information on the internet and then come in scared and confused," she adds.
Our interviewees agree that there needs to be a class that deals with issues of sexual and reproductive health. Tanja Maletić, a teacher at the Pale primary school, says that there is plenty of room for such a class. "The curriculum allows us time to touch upon the basics of this issue in Homeroom. We can also accommodate guest speakers of certain organizations if they fulfill the conditions set by the ministry, but those are small steps which don't provide a systemic solution," she explains.
According to her, it is important that the public has clear information on what such a class entails. "I dare say that out society views this as some sort of immoral class, therefore, it would be good to clarify that it is just about protecting young people's health, which does no harm to anyone," says Maletić.
When it comes to students' acceptance of such a class, Maletić stresses that "as with any other class, the teacher's approach is what matters. If you are good at your job, dedicated, and loving, there will be no problems."
We asked Marinko Papaz, a high school senior, if he thought a class on sex education would be useful. His answer was an emphatic yes. "Many of my peers know very little about the subject and they expose themselves to disease and risks out of ignorance. They are ashamed to ask and then get into trouble," he says.
Jelena Tadić, another high school student, agrees that there are many areas surrounding this issue that young people need clarification on. "It isn't something you can ask your parents or teachers about. You only have the Internet and your peers. There is a lot of misinformation out there. Maybe such a class would be weird in the beginning, but I am sure it would benefit us," she concludes.
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Mladen Lakić
Mladen Lakić is a Balkan Diskurs trained correspondent from East Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina. He studied Journalism at the University of East Sarajevo. In addition to his journalistic endeavors, Mladen works as a human rights researcher and is also an activist.
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