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This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the Third International Conference on the Unified Modeling Language, 2000, held in York, UK in October 2000. The 36 revised full papers presented together with two invited papers and three panel outlines were carefully reviewed and selected from 102 abstracts and 82 papers submitted. The book offers topical sections on use cases, enterprise applications, applications, roles, OCL tools, meta-modeling, behavioral modeling, methodology, actions and constraints, patterns, architecture, and state charts.
30 East Drive Chequerfield, Pontefract, West Yorkshire. Scene of
the most violent Poltergeist activity ever recorded in Europe
during the late 1960's and early 1970's. Join me in my quest to
uncover finally the truth behind this famous haunting. With over 50
overnight stays inside the house I offer out my findings as to what
actually resides now within the empty walls. Was the spirit of 'The
Black Monk' still prevalent within the house? Forty years on the
stories continue. Don't Look Back in Anger takes the reader on a
roller-coaster ride into a world of paranormal activity which
remains today. Enjoy the read, enjoy the journey and enjoy the time
I spent at 30 East Drive
Warning - Contains adult themes Bogdan is a simple man whose
essence is enveloped within the love of his family. A simple but
happy man whose life is shattered and forever changed in one
horrifying night of murder and brutality he will carry with him for
the rest of his days. Age old scars of indifference and hatred are
opened yet again with the violent act of Nazi occupation of
Yugoslavia. These deep divisions will find Bogdan plunged into a
life of never ending bitterness and a deep rooted desire to seek
out revenge and retribution against the neighbours who have soaked
the mountain landscapes with blood and loathing. Family man to
fighting man, Bogdan will now take the fight to the very epicentre
of man's inhumanity to his fellow man. A new band of brothers set
out to embark on a journey which will inevitably lead them to a
horrifying crossroad of despair and never ending sacrifice. For
King and Fatherland, Freedom or Death will herald a dawn of no
return of what they always loved and lost.
The Good People of the United World have fallen victim to the
leaders that they look to for protection. They are isolated from
the outside world and deprived of clean air, fresh food and freedom
of choice. A small group, calling themselves The Revolution of the
Freedom Finders, decides to fight back against the oppression.
Their army is primarily made up of children who lost their parents
to the violence of The World Militia. Fueled by a prophecy and
supported by allies from worlds along The Portal Path, they seek
balance and freedom for The People of Earth.
Bosnia is the back drop to this fascinating insight into a twenty
year search to uncover the true identity of a man displaced from
his country and loved ones. Genealogy today is big business.
Websites now offer their services to uncover the truth about our
heritage. Lost royal bloodlines can be uncovered at the click of
the mouse. Family tragedies of old can be revisited once more,
memories cherished at last forever. Imagine however if no records
of our existence remained. DISPLACED tells of such a search of no
recordable beginning. The story strives to uncover the shrouded
blanket, kept in secret for over sixty years, of my own
grandfather's life before his appearance in England in 1947.
Yugoslavia's bloody and violent times of her past are revisited
within my own travels of modern day quest of understanding.
The following pages give an account of a twenty year search to
uncover the mystery that had surrounded grandfather for the
entirety of his life that he had spent living in the United
Kingdom. All that was ever known of him were the basic facts that
he was Serbian by nationality (although I was later to discover
that he in fact lived in Bosnia) and that he was never to return to
his native homeland again. The book is like that of a split
personality, two sides that would never see the other until the
final chapters were acknowledged, recorded and written together. It
describes my own early recollections of the man and the time I
would spend in his presence throughout childhood and teenage years
until his death in 1988. The other persona tells of the other side
that was left behind in Bosnia. The happiness, ever wandering, the
horrors and finally, as the first one is uncovered, the
understanding and joining together of both as finally one. The
search would be a relentless task searching for a man that had no
records of his existence prior to his displacement in 1946.
Searching a country whose own bloodlust and carnage has seen whole
generations of people and records of them disappear forever. A
country whose varied people are so secretive in their own right and
often hide their own pasts with a passion.
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