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Das Sam-Stone-Experiment ist ein Experiment von Michelle D. Leichtman und Stephen J. Ceci aus der Vorurteilsforschung. Mit dem Experiment konnte veranschaulicht werden, welchen Einfluss die Bildung von Stereotypen und eine suggestive Befragung auf Begebenheitsschilderungen von Vorschulkindern hat. Die Beschreibung des Experiments wurde 1995 in der Zeitschrift Developmental Psychology der American Psychological Association veröffentlicht.

Teilnehmer und Methodik

An dem Experiment nahmen 106 Vorschüler aus privaten Kindergärten teil. Sie waren unterschiedlicher sozioökonomischer und ethnischer Herkunft.

Die Kinder wurden nach dem Zufallsprinzip einer von vier Bedingungen zugewiesen:
1. Kontrollgruppe
2. Stereotypgruppe
3. Suggestionsgruppe
4. Stereotyp- + Suggestionsgruppe

Das zentrale Ereignis des Experiment war, dass ein Fremder namens Sam Stone den Kindergärten einen Besuch abstattete. Sam Stone verhielt sich dabei immer gleich: Zuerst betrat er den Klassenraum und sagte "Hallo" zu der Kindergärtnerin, welche den Kindern gerade aus einem Buch vorlas. Die Kindergärtnerin stellte den Kindern den Fremden als "Sam Stone" vor. Sam Stone sagte daraufhin, er kenne die Geschichte, die vorgelesen werde. Es sei eine seiner Lieblingsgeschichten. Dann wanderte er ein bisschen im Zimmer hin- und her. Schließlich ging er und winkte den Kindern zum Abschied zu.

Kinder der Kontrollgruppe

Die Kinder der Kontrollgruppe hatten weder vor noch nach dem Besuch von Sam Stone Informationen über diesen erhalten. Nach dem Besuch wurden sie viermal auf neutrale Art über den Besuch befragt. Dabei wurde nicht versucht, ihnen etwas einzureden.

Kinder der Stereotyp-Gruppe

Kinder in der Stereotyp-Gruppe hingegen erhielten vorher Informationen über Sam Stones Persönlichkeit. Sam wurde ihnen als tollpatschig beschrieben. Einen Monat vor dem Besuch fingen die Wissenschaftler an, die Kinder zu besuchen. Sie besuchten sie einmal pro Woche und präsentierten dabei jeweils eine Geschichte über Sams Tollpatschigkeit. Die Geschichten hörten sich etwa so an:You'll never guess who visited me last night, [pause] That's right. Sam Stone! And guess what he did this time? He asked to borrow my Barbie and when he was carrying her down the stairs, he accidentally tripped and fell and broke her arm. That Sam Stone is always getting into accidents and breaking things! But it's okay, because Sam Stone is very nice and he is getting my Barbie doll fixed for me.(Du wirst nicht erraten, wer mich letzte Nacht besucht hat, [Pause] Genau, Sam Stone! Und rate mal, was er dieses Mal gemacht hat! Er borgte sich meine Barbiepuppe aus, und als er sie die Treppe mit runter nahm, stolperte er, fiel hin und brach ihren Arm. Dieser Sam Stone kriegt auch immer was kaputt! Aber er ist in Ordnung, denn Sam Stone ist sehr nett, und er wird mir meine Barbiepuppe reparieren lassen.)Insgesamt wurden den Kindern zwölf Geschichten präsentiert. Dann folgte der Besuch von "Sam Stone". Auch die Kinder dieser Gruppe wurden auf neutrale Art über den Besuch befragt.

Kinder der Suggestionsgruppe

Den Kindern der Suggestionsgruppe wurden keine Geschichten über Sam Stone erzählt. Auf den Besuch von Sam Stone folgten hier ebenfalls Interviews. Während dieser Interviews wurde jedoch versucht, den Kindern einzureden, dass Sam Stone ein Buch zerrissen und einen Teddybär beschmutzt habe. Zu diesem Zwecke wurden den Kindern suggestive Fragen gestellt wie etwa: "Dass Sam Stone den Bär dreckig gemacht hat, war das Absicht oder ein Versehen?" oder auch "War Sam Stone fröhlich oder traurig, dass er den Bär dreckig gemacht hat?"

Kinder der Stereotyp- und Suggestionsgruppe

Bei einer Gruppe von Kindern wurden sowohl Geschichten präsentiert, die Sam Stone als Tollpatsch beschrieben, als auch suggestive Fragen gestellt.

Ergebnisse

Schließlich wurden alle Kinder ein fünftes Mal über Sam Stones Besuch befragt. Zuerst wurden sie gebeten, davon zu erzählen. Danach wurden sie gefragt, ob sie von dem Beschmutzen des Teddys und dem Zerreißen des Buches gehört hätten, und schließlich auch, ob sie es selbst gesehen hätten. Wenn sie dem zustimmten, meldete der Wissenschaftler Zweifel an, um zu sehen, ob sie weiterhin auf ihrer Version beharrten.
Folgendes ließ sich feststellen:

Beim freien Erzählen machte kein Kind aus der Kontrollgruppe falsche Angaben über den Besuch. 10 % der jüngeren Kinder (3–4 Jahre alt) sagten, dass er etwas mit einem Buch oder dem Teddy gemacht habe, als sie konkret danach gefragt wurden. Jedoch gaben nur 5 % an, dass sie es auch gesehen hätten. Als der Wissenschaftler Zweifel äußerte, sagte nur noch ein Kind, dass es das wirklich gesehen habe. Von den älteren Kindern (5–6 Jahre alt) erhob beim freien Erzählen keines falsche Anschuldigungen, und nur 2 von 54 erhoben auf Nachfragen des Wissenschaftlers falsche Anschuldigungen, und beide gaben an, Sam Stone nicht selbst dabei beobachtet zu haben.
Auch in der Stereotypgruppe wurde Sam Stone beim freien Erzählen nicht zu Unrecht beschuldigt. Als die jüngeren Kinder jedoch direkt gefragt wurden, ob Sam Stone den Teddy beschmutzt oder das Buch zerrissen habe, sagten 37 %, dass dies passiert sei. 18 % sagten, sie hätten es selbst gesehen. Als der Wissenschaftler dies bezweifelte, sagten noch 10 % sie hätten es selbst gesehen. Die älteren Kinder widerstanden den Stereotypen eher. Nur ein einziges Kind beharrte auch, nachdem es bezweifelt worden war, noch darauf, dass Sam es getan habe.
In der Suggestionsgruppe bestand bereits im freien Erzählen ein großer Teil der Kinder darauf, dass Sam den Teddy beschmutzt oder das Buch zerrissen habe. Dies traf auf 21 % der jüngeren Kinder und 14 % der älteren Kinder zu. Auf Nachfragen hin sagten sogar 55 % der jüngeren und 38 % älteren Kinder, dass er dies getan habe. 35 % der jüngeren Kinder sagten auch, dass sie mit eigenen Augen gesehen hätten, wie er es getan habe und 12 % beharrten darauf, auch wenn es bezweifelt wurde. Bei den älteren Kindern jedoch beharrten nur zwei darauf.
Die Kinder der Stereotyp- + Suggestionsgruppe äußerten zu 46 % (jüngere Kinder) beziehungsweise  30 % (ältere Kinder) schon spontan beim freien Erzählen, dass Sam den Teddy beschmutzt oder das Buch zerrissen habe. Auf Nachfragen gaben 72 % der jüngeren Kinder an, dass er es getan habe. 44 % gaben an, dass sie es selbst gesehen hätten, und 21 % bestanden darauf, auch als ihre Darstellung bezweifelt wurde. Auch bei den älteren Kindern blieb ein erheblicher Anteil bei der Darstellung.

Können Erwachsene Falschangaben erkennen?

Auf die Frage, ob Sam den Teddy beschmutzt oder das Buch zerrissen habe, antworten viele der Kinder nicht einfach mit "ja" oder "nein", sondern sie schmückten die Geschichten aus. So erzählte ein Kind zum Beispiel, Sam habe den Teddy zuerst im Badezimmer nass gemacht und dann mit einem Buntstift bemalt. Die Antworten der Kinder waren auf Video aufgenommen worden, und drei der Videos wurden insgesamt 119 Wissenschaftlern und Ärzten gezeigt, die auf dem Gebiet "Zeugenaussagen von Kindern" arbeiteten.

 Die Aussage eines dreijährigen Mädchens, das selbstsicher und spontan angab, Sam Stone habe Dinge in die Luft geworfen, den Teddy dreckig gemacht, das Buch zerrissen und sei von einem "weiteren Sam Stone" begleitet gewesen.
 Die Aussage eines schüchternen vierjährigen Mädchens, das alles den Tatsachen entsprechend beschrieb und auch auf Nachfragen bei dieser Version blieb.
 Die Aussage eines fünfjährigen Jungen, der anfangs die Ereignisse richtig beschrieb, auf Nachfragen hin jedoch angab, dass Sam das Buch zerrissen und den Teddy mit einem Pinsel mit Eis angemalt habe.

Die Experten wurden gebeten, zu bewerten, wie glaubwürdig die Aussagen der Kinder waren. Interessanterweise wurde die Aussage des Mädchens, welches den Besuch richtig beschrieben hatte, als die unglaubwürdigste eingestuft. Das erste Kind hingegen, welches die meisten Falschaussagen gemacht hatte, wurde als das glaubwürdigste eingestuft.

Weblinks
The Effects of Stereotypes and Suggestions on Preschoolers' Reports (PDF-Datei; 0,9 MB)

Einzelnachweise

Diskriminierung
Experiment in der Psychologie
Entwicklungspsychologie
Sozialpsychologie


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package org.multibit.viewsystem.swing.action;

import java.awt.Cursor;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.nio.CharBuffer;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.List;

import javax.swing.Action;
import javax.swing.ImageIcon;
import javax.swing.JPasswordField;
import javax.swing.SwingWorker;

import org.bitcoinj.wallet.Protos.Wallet.EncryptionType;
import org.multibit.controller.Controller;
import org.multibit.controller.bitcoin.BitcoinController;
import org.multibit.file.PrivateKeyAndDate;
import org.multibit.file.PrivateKeysHandler;
import org.multibit.file.PrivateKeysHandlerException;
import org.multibit.file.WalletSaveException;
import org.multibit.message.Message;
import org.multibit.message.MessageManager;
import org.multibit.model.bitcoin.WalletData;
import org.multibit.model.bitcoin.WalletBusyListener;
import org.multibit.network.ReplayManager;
import org.multibit.network.ReplayTask;
import org.multibit.utils.DateUtils;
import org.multibit.viewsystem.swing.MultiBitFrame;
import org.multibit.viewsystem.swing.view.panels.ImportPrivateKeysPanel;
import org.multibit.viewsystem.swing.view.walletlist.SingleWalletPanel;
import org.multibit.viewsystem.swing.view.walletlist.WalletListPanel;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.spongycastle.crypto.params.KeyParameter;

import com.google.bitcoin.core.ECKey;
import com.google.bitcoin.core.Utils;
import com.google.bitcoin.core.Wallet;
import com.google.bitcoin.crypto.KeyCrypter;
import com.google.bitcoin.crypto.KeyCrypterException;
import com.piuk.blockchain.MyWallet;

/**
 * This {@link Action} imports the private keys to the active wallet.
 */
public class ImportPrivateKeysSubmitAction extends MultiBitSubmitAction implements WalletBusyListener {

    private static final Logger log = LoggerFactory.getLogger(ImportPrivateKeysSubmitAction.class);

    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1923492087598757765L;

    private MultiBitFrame mainFrame;
    private ImportPrivateKeysPanel importPrivateKeysPanel;
    private JPasswordField walletPasswordField;
    private JPasswordField passwordField;
    private JPasswordField passwordField2;

    private boolean performReplay = true;

    private File privateKeysBackupFile;

    private static final long NUMBER_OF_MILLISECONDS_IN_A_SECOND = 1000;

    /**
     * Creates a new {@link ImportPrivateKeysSubmitAction}.
     */
    public ImportPrivateKeysSubmitAction(BitcoinController bitcoinController, MultiBitFrame mainFrame, ImportPrivateKeysPanel importPrivateKeysPanel,
            ImageIcon icon, JPasswordField walletPasswordField, JPasswordField passwordField1, JPasswordField passwordField2) {
        super(bitcoinController, "importPrivateKeysSubmitAction.text", "importPrivateKeysSubmitAction.tooltip",
                "importPrivateKeysSubmitAction.mnemonicKey", icon);
        this.mainFrame = mainFrame;
        this.importPrivateKeysPanel = importPrivateKeysPanel;
        this.walletPasswordField = walletPasswordField;
        this.passwordField = passwordField1;
        this.passwordField2 = passwordField2;

        // This action is a WalletBusyListener.
        super.bitcoinController.registerWalletBusyListener(this);
        walletBusyChange(super.bitcoinController.getModel().getActivePerWalletModelData().isBusy());
    }

    /**
     * Import the private keys and replay the blockchain.
     */
    @Override
    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent event) {
        privateKeysBackupFile = null;

        if (abort()) {
            return;
        }

        String importFilename = importPrivateKeysPanel.getOutputFilename();
        if (importFilename == null || importFilename.equals("")) {
            // No import file - nothing to do.
            importPrivateKeysPanel.setMessageText1(controller.getLocaliser().getString(
                    "importPrivateKeysSubmitAction.privateKeysNothingToDo"));
            importPrivateKeysPanel.setMessageText2(" ");
            return;
        }

        // See if a wallet password is required and present.
        if (super.bitcoinController.getModel().getActiveWallet() != null) {
            KeyCrypter keyCrypter = super.bitcoinController.getModel().getActiveWallet().getKeyCrypter();
            if (keyCrypter != null && keyCrypter.getUnderstoodEncryptionType() == EncryptionType.ENCRYPTED_SCRYPT_AES) {
                if (walletPasswordField.getPassword() == null || walletPasswordField.getPassword().length == 0) {
                    importPrivateKeysPanel.setMessageText1(controller.getLocaliser().getString(
                            "showExportPrivateKeysAction.youMustEnterTheWalletPassword"));
                    importPrivateKeysPanel.setMessageText2(" ");
                    return;
                }

                try {
                    // See if the password is the correct wallet password.
                    if (!super.bitcoinController.getModel().getActiveWallet()
                            .checkPassword(CharBuffer.wrap(walletPasswordField.getPassword()))) {
                        // The password supplied is incorrect.
                        importPrivateKeysPanel.setMessageText1(controller.getLocaliser().getString(
                                "createNewReceivingAddressSubmitAction.passwordIsIncorrect"));
                        importPrivateKeysPanel.setMessageText2(" ");
                        return;
                    }
                } catch (KeyCrypterException ede) {
                    log.debug(ede.getClass().getCanonicalName() + " " + ede.getMessage());
                    // The password supplied is probably incorrect.
                    importPrivateKeysPanel.setMessageText1(controller.getLocaliser().getString(
                            "createNewReceivingAddressSubmitAction.passwordIsIncorrect"));
                    importPrivateKeysPanel.setMessageText2(" ");
                    return;
                }
            }
        }

        setEnabled(false);

        log.debug("Importing from file '" + importFilename + "'.");
        File importFile = new File(importFilename);

        CharSequence passwordCharSequence = CharBuffer.wrap(passwordField.getPassword());

        try {
            if (importPrivateKeysPanel.multiBitFileChooser.accept(importFile)) {
                log.debug("Regular MultiBit import.");

                PrivateKeysHandler privateKeysHandler = new PrivateKeysHandler(super.bitcoinController.getModel().getNetworkParameters());
                importPrivateKeysPanel.setCursor(Cursor.getPredefinedCursor(Cursor.WAIT_CURSOR));
                Collection<PrivateKeyAndDate> privateKeyAndDateArray = privateKeysHandler.readInPrivateKeys(importFile,
                        passwordCharSequence);

                changeWalletBusyAndImportInBackground(privateKeyAndDateArray,  CharBuffer.wrap(walletPasswordField.getPassword()));
                importPrivateKeysPanel.setCursor(Cursor.getPredefinedCursor(Cursor.DEFAULT_CURSOR));
            } else if (importPrivateKeysPanel.myWalletEncryptedFileChooser.accept(importFile)) {
                log.debug("MyWallet encrypted wallet backup import.");
                String importFileContents = PrivateKeysHandler.readFile(importFile);

                String mainPassword = new String(passwordField.getPassword());
                String secondPassword = new String(passwordField2.getPassword());

                MyWallet wallet = new MyWallet(importFileContents, mainPassword);

                log.debug("Create MyWallet wallet " + wallet);

                boolean needSecondPassword = false;
                if (wallet.isDoubleEncrypted()) {
                    if ("".equals(secondPassword)) {
                        log.debug("Second password missing but is needed");
                        needSecondPassword = true;
                        importPrivateKeysPanel.requestSecondPassword();
                    }
                }

                log.debug("needSecondPassword = " + needSecondPassword);

                if (!needSecondPassword) {
                    wallet.setTemporySecondPassword(secondPassword);

                    Wallet bitcoinj = wallet.getBitcoinJWallet();
                    log.debug("bitcoinj wallet.1 = " + bitcoinj);

                    Collection<PrivateKeyAndDate> privateKeyAndDateArray = new ArrayList<PrivateKeyAndDate>();
                    if (bitcoinj != null && bitcoinj.getKeychain() != null) {
                        log.debug("Found " + bitcoinj.getKeychainSize() + " keys to import.1");
                        for (ECKey key : bitcoinj.getKeychain()) {
                            privateKeyAndDateArray.add(new PrivateKeyAndDate(key, null));
                        }
                    } else {
                        log.debug("Bitcoinj wallet was null or contained no keychain.1");
                    }
                    changeWalletBusyAndImportInBackground(privateKeyAndDateArray, CharBuffer.wrap(walletPasswordField.getPassword()));
                }

            } else if (importPrivateKeysPanel.myWalletPlainFileChooser.accept(importFile)) {
                log.debug("MyWallet unencrypted wallet backup import.");

                String importFileContents = PrivateKeysHandler.readFile(importFile);
                log.debug("Imported file contents length was " + importFileContents.length());

                MyWallet wallet = new MyWallet(importFileContents);
                log.debug("MyWallet wallet.2 = " + wallet);

                Wallet bitcoinj = wallet.getBitcoinJWallet();
                log.debug("bitcoinj wallet.2 = " + bitcoinj);

                Collection<PrivateKeyAndDate> privateKeyAndDateArray = new ArrayList<PrivateKeyAndDate>();
                if (bitcoinj != null && bitcoinj.getKeychain() != null) {
                    log.debug("Found " + bitcoinj.getKeychainSize() + " keys to import.2");
                    for (ECKey key : bitcoinj.keychain) {
                        privateKeyAndDateArray.add(new PrivateKeyAndDate(key, null));
                    }
                } else {
                    log.debug("Bitcoinj wallet was null or contained no keychain.2");
                }
                changeWalletBusyAndImportInBackground(privateKeyAndDateArray, CharBuffer.wrap(walletPasswordField.getPassword()));

            } else {
                log.error("The wallet import file was not a recognised type.");
            }
        } catch (Exception e) {
            log.error(e.getClass().getName() + " " + e.getMessage());
            setEnabled(true);

            importPrivateKeysPanel.setMessageText1(controller.getLocaliser().getString(
                    "importPrivateKeysSubmitAction.privateKeysUnlockFailure", new Object[] { e.getMessage() }));
            importPrivateKeysPanel.setMessageText2(" ");
            return;
        } finally {
            importPrivateKeysPanel.setCursor(Cursor.getPredefinedCursor(Cursor.DEFAULT_CURSOR));
        }
    }

    private void changeWalletBusyAndImportInBackground(final Collection<PrivateKeyAndDate> privateKeyAndDateArray,
            final CharSequence walletPassword) {
        // Double check wallet is not busy then declare that the active wallet
        // is busy with the task
        WalletData perWalletModelData = super.bitcoinController.getModel().getActivePerWalletModelData();

        if (!perWalletModelData.isBusy()) {
            perWalletModelData.setBusy(true);
            perWalletModelData.setBusyTaskKey("importPrivateKeysSubmitAction.text");
            perWalletModelData.setBusyTaskVerbKey("importPrivateKeysSubmitAction.verb");

            importPrivateKeysPanel.setMessageText1(controller.getLocaliser().getString(
                    "importPrivateKeysSubmitAction.importingPrivateKeys"));
            importPrivateKeysPanel.setMessageText2(" ");

            super.bitcoinController.fireWalletBusyChange(true);

            importPrivateKeysInBackground(privateKeyAndDateArray, walletPassword);
        }
    }

    /**
     * Import the private keys in a background Swing worker thread.
     */
    private void importPrivateKeysInBackground(final Collection<PrivateKeyAndDate> privateKeyAndDateArray,
            final CharSequence walletPassword) {
        final WalletData finalPerWalletModelData = super.bitcoinController.getModel().getActivePerWalletModelData();
        final ImportPrivateKeysPanel finalImportPanel = importPrivateKeysPanel;
        final BitcoinController finalBitcoinController = super.bitcoinController;

        SwingWorker<Boolean, Void> worker = new SwingWorker<Boolean, Void>() {
            private String statusBarMessage = null;
            private String uiMessage = null;

            @Override
            protected Boolean doInBackground() throws Exception {
                Boolean successMeasure = Boolean.FALSE;
                boolean keyEncryptionRequired = false;
                try {
                    Wallet walletToAddKeysTo = finalPerWalletModelData.getWallet();

                    Collection<byte[]> unencryptedWalletPrivateKeys = new ArrayList<byte[]>();
                    Date earliestTransactionDate = new Date(DateUtils.nowUtc().getMillis());

                    if (walletToAddKeysTo.getEncryptionType() != EncryptionType.UNENCRYPTED) {
                        keyEncryptionRequired = true;
                    }

                    try {
                        if (walletToAddKeysTo != null) {
                            synchronized (walletToAddKeysTo.keychain) {
                                // Work out what the unencrypted private keys are.
                                KeyCrypter walletKeyCrypter = walletToAddKeysTo.getKeyCrypter();
                                KeyParameter aesKey = null;
                                if (keyEncryptionRequired) {
                                    if (walletKeyCrypter == null) {
                                        log.error("Missing KeyCrypter. Could not decrypt private keys.");
                                    }
                                    aesKey = walletKeyCrypter.deriveKey(CharBuffer.wrap(walletPassword));
                                }
                                for (ECKey ecKey : walletToAddKeysTo.keychain) {
                                    if (keyEncryptionRequired) {
                                        if (ecKey.getEncryptedPrivateKey() == null
                                                || ecKey.getEncryptedPrivateKey().getEncryptedBytes() == null
                                                || ecKey.getEncryptedPrivateKey().getEncryptedBytes().length == 0) {

                                            log.error("Missing encrypted private key bytes for key " + ecKey.toString()
                                                    + ", enc.priv = "
                                                    + Utils.bytesToHexString(ecKey.getEncryptedPrivateKey().getEncryptedBytes()));
                                        } else {
                                            byte[] decryptedPrivateKey = ecKey.getKeyCrypter().decrypt(
                                                    ecKey.getEncryptedPrivateKey(), aesKey);
                                            unencryptedWalletPrivateKeys.add(decryptedPrivateKey);
                                        }

                                    } else {
                                        // Wallet is not encrypted.
                                        unencryptedWalletPrivateKeys.add(ecKey.getPrivKeyBytes());
                                    }
                                }

                                // Keep track of earliest transaction date go backwards from now.
                                if (privateKeyAndDateArray != null) {
                                    for (PrivateKeyAndDate privateKeyAndDate : privateKeyAndDateArray) {
                                        ECKey keyToAdd = privateKeyAndDate.getKey();
                                        if (keyToAdd != null) {
                                            if (privateKeyAndDate.getDate() != null) {
                                                keyToAdd.setCreationTimeSeconds(privateKeyAndDate.getDate().getTime()
                                                        / NUMBER_OF_MILLISECONDS_IN_A_SECOND);
                                            }

                                            if (!keyChainContainsPrivateKey(unencryptedWalletPrivateKeys, keyToAdd, walletPassword)) {
                                                if (keyEncryptionRequired) {
                                                    ECKey encryptedKey = new ECKey(walletKeyCrypter.encrypt(
                                                            keyToAdd.getPrivKeyBytes(), aesKey), keyToAdd.getPubKey(),
                                                            walletKeyCrypter);
                                                    walletToAddKeysTo.addKey(encryptedKey);
                                                } else {
                                                    walletToAddKeysTo.addKey(keyToAdd);
                                                }

                                                // Update earliest transaction date.
                                                if (privateKeyAndDate.getDate() == null) {
                                                    // Need to go back to the genesis block.
                                                    earliestTransactionDate = null;
                                                } else {
                                                    if (earliestTransactionDate != null) {
                                                        earliestTransactionDate = earliestTransactionDate.before(privateKeyAndDate
                                                                .getDate()) ? earliestTransactionDate : privateKeyAndDate.getDate();
                                                    }
                                                }
                                            }
                                        }
                                    }
                                }
                            }
                        }
                    } finally {
                        // Wipe the work collection of private key bytes to remove it from memory.
                        for (byte[] privateKeyBytes : unencryptedWalletPrivateKeys) {
                            if (privateKeyBytes != null) {
                                for (int i = 0; i < privateKeyBytes.length; i++) {
                                    privateKeyBytes[i] = 0;
                                }
                            }
                        }
                    }

                    log.debug(walletToAddKeysTo.toString());

                    finalBitcoinController.getFileHandler().savePerWalletModelData(finalPerWalletModelData, false);

                    finalBitcoinController.getModel().createAddressBookReceivingAddresses(finalPerWalletModelData.getWalletFilename());

                    // Import was successful.
                    uiMessage = finalBitcoinController.getLocaliser().getString("importPrivateKeysSubmitAction.privateKeysImportSuccess");

                    privateKeysBackupFile = finalBitcoinController.getFileHandler().backupPrivateKeys(CharBuffer.wrap(walletPassword));

                    // Begin blockchain replay - returns quickly - just kicks it off.
                    log.debug("Starting replay from date = " + earliestTransactionDate);
                    if (performReplay) {
                        List<WalletData> perWalletModelDataList = new ArrayList<WalletData>();
                        perWalletModelDataList.add(finalPerWalletModelData);

                        // Initialise the message shown in the SingleWalletPanel
                        if (mainFrame != null) {
                            WalletListPanel walletListPanel = mainFrame.getWalletsView();
                            if (walletListPanel != null) {
                                SingleWalletPanel singleWalletPanel = walletListPanel.findWalletPanelByFilename(finalPerWalletModelData.getWalletFilename());

                                if (singleWalletPanel != null) {
                                    singleWalletPanel.setSyncMessage(controller.getLocaliser().getString("importPrivateKeysSubmitAction.verb"), Message.NOT_RELEVANT_PERCENTAGE_COMPLETE);
                                }
                            }
                        }

                        ReplayTask replayTask = new ReplayTask(perWalletModelDataList, earliestTransactionDate, ReplayTask.UNKNOWN_START_HEIGHT);
                        ReplayManager.INSTANCE.offerReplayTask(replayTask);
                        successMeasure = Boolean.TRUE;
                    }
                } catch (WalletSaveException wse) {
                    logError(wse);
                } catch (KeyCrypterException kce) {
                    logError(kce);
                } catch (PrivateKeysHandlerException pkhe) {
                    logError(pkhe);
                } catch (Exception e) {
                    logError(e);
                }
                return successMeasure;
            }

            private void logError(Exception e) {
                log.error(e.getClass().getName() + " " + e.getMessage());
                e.printStackTrace();
                uiMessage = controller.getLocaliser().getString("importPrivateKeysSubmitAction.privateKeysImportFailure",
                        new Object[] { e.getMessage() });

            }

            @Override
            protected void done() {
                try {
                    Boolean wasSuccessful = get();

                    if (finalImportPanel != null && uiMessage != null) {
                        finalImportPanel.setMessageText1(uiMessage);
                    }

                    if (privateKeysBackupFile != null) {
                        try {
                            finalImportPanel.setMessageText2(controller.getLocaliser().getString(
                                    "changePasswordPanel.keysBackupSuccess",
                                    new Object[] { privateKeysBackupFile.getCanonicalPath() }));
                        } catch (IOException e1) {
                            log.debug(e1.getClass().getCanonicalName() + " " + e1.getMessage());
                        }
                    }

                    if (wasSuccessful) {
                        log.debug(statusBarMessage);
                        finalImportPanel.clearPasswords();
                    } else {
                        MessageManager.INSTANCE.addMessage(new Message(statusBarMessage));
                        log.error(statusBarMessage);
                    }
                } catch (Exception e) {
                    // Not really used but caught so that SwingWorker shuts down cleanly.
                    log.error(e.getClass() + " " + e.getMessage());
                }
            }
        };
        log.debug("Importing private keys in background SwingWorker thread");
        worker.execute();
    }

    /**
     * Determine whether the key is already in the wallet.
     * @throws EncrypterDecrypterException
     */
    private boolean keyChainContainsPrivateKey(Collection<byte[]> unencryptedPrivateKeys, ECKey keyToAdd, CharSequence walletPassword) throws KeyCrypterException {
        if (unencryptedPrivateKeys == null || keyToAdd == null) {
            return false;
        } else {
            byte[] unencryptedKeyToAdd = new byte[0];
            if (keyToAdd.isEncrypted()) {
                unencryptedKeyToAdd = keyToAdd.getKeyCrypter().decrypt(keyToAdd.getEncryptedPrivateKey(), keyToAdd.getKeyCrypter().deriveKey(walletPassword));
            }
            for (byte[] loopEncryptedPrivateKey : unencryptedPrivateKeys) {
                if (Arrays.equals(unencryptedKeyToAdd, loopEncryptedPrivateKey)) {
                    return true;
                }
            }
            return false;
        }
    }

    // Used in testing.
    public void setPerformReplay(boolean performReplay) {
        this.performReplay = performReplay;
    }

    @Override
    public void walletBusyChange(boolean newWalletIsBusy) {
        // Update the enable status of the action to match the wallet busy status.
        if (super.bitcoinController.getModel().getActivePerWalletModelData().isBusy()) {
            // Wallet is busy with another operation that may change the private keys - Action is disabled.
            putValue(SHORT_DESCRIPTION, controller.getLocaliser().getString("multiBitSubmitAction.walletIsBusy",
                    new Object[]{controller.getLocaliser().getString(this.bitcoinController.getModel().getActivePerWalletModelData().getBusyTaskKey())}));
            setEnabled(false);
        } else {
            // Enable unless wallet has been modified by another process.
            if (!super.bitcoinController.getModel().getActivePerWalletModelData().isFilesHaveBeenChangedByAnotherProcess()) {
                putValue(SHORT_DESCRIPTION, controller.getLocaliser().getString("importPrivateKeysSubmitAction.text"));
                setEnabled(true);
            }
        }
    }
}

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Happy Father's Day to all the Dads, Godfathers, Grandpas and Great-Grandpas out there. And the mom's doing it for two. Especially to my husband Jeff, my dad Mike, my grandfathers Jim and Emory and my children's Godfathers Father Pat, my brother Mike and my brother Matt.


I don't want to bring the US political process into the blog except to say this one, basic thing: Barack Obama's victory yesterday – at a time when many odds were stacked up against him – tells me that people want authenticity. They want leaders who know where they are going, who have an idea of where they want to take us and do their darndest to take us there.
People care less and less these days about where that place might be. After all, not many people can understand the economic consequences of taking this or that position on the fiscal cliff (now there's a metaphor for ya). I think that, ultimately, they appreciate having a position – setting a goal, and going for it.
In politics, particularly so when countries are in a crisis, it sometimes pays to ditch the pastels and go bold. Just ask Obama, Reagan, Thatcher, Chávez, or Putin. You couldn't fault any of these folks for "triangulating," for "compromising" on core issues.
I keep hoping that in Venezuela more and more voices will come out and ditch the wishy-washy, fresh-out-of-a-focus-group rhetoric ("las misiones hay que ampliarlas," "ningún empleado público va a perder su trabajo"), and begin calling things by their name.
Someday, it may just pay to do so.
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Planning a Halloween Party? Having a spooky cake sale at school? Need cute Halloween Cupcake ideas? Read on. Today we have seriously cute and EASY to make spider cupcakes. How fun and lovely! Having a spooky cake sale at school?... All Hallows' Eve is right around the corner. What say we make some cute and edible Halloween spiders to celebrate? Earlier this week, I shared with y'all a fun, free Halloween printable.
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Frost cupcakes. For each cupcake, place small spider-shaped stencil or template on frosting; sprinkle black sanding sugar over stencil to cover the image. Carefully remove stencil. Place red candy in center of spider.


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Netanyahu & Kissinger "WAR Criminals Protest" Plaza Hotel [ 9-22-16]
Posted on October 16, 2016 by Pamela Hall | 2 comments
Thursday, Sept. 22, 2016 , 5:30 pm – NY's Plaza Hotel
A protest organized by Jewish Voice For Peace, co-sponsored by Code Pinkos and Adalah NY and joined by World Can't Wait. The protestors ranted and chanted:
Irate that Netanyahu was receiving an award from the "right-wing" Hudson Institute, they marched in front of the hotel with their versions of Netanyahu's awards.
"The 10-year, $38 billion military aid package signed between the two countries earlier the month and opposition to efforts to boycott Israel. "
(Facebook photo by Neha Sood)
Three short videos:
The protestors carried smarmy signs like, "Natural Born Killers" (click on picture below to flip through slide show)
And banners that declared Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, to be a WAR Criminal.
From the protest announcement:
"Come show the world that we do no see these individuals as heroes–but rather as criminals. Come show these war criminals that New Yorkers of conscience will not stand by while they prance around our city and pat each other on the back for their misdeeds. We will present "Bibi" with our OWN awards–ones that expose his crimes and vile behavior"
Join us as we raise our voices against Netanyahu's regime of human rights abuses. Come show the world that New Yorkers of conscience do not welcome Netanyahu. We will present him with our own award, one that sheds light on the rights violations of the Israeli government.
Later, on Saturday, the anti-Bibi protest continued "on Broadway":
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was booed and met with cries of 'Free Palestine' after going to watch the hit Broadway musical "Hamilton".
Melanie Colton tweeted: 'At Hamilton… two women entered the Richard Rodgers Theater screaming, 'Free Palestine!' They were "escorted" out of the theatre after trying to shove their way through Netanyahu's heavy security.
Mondoweiss eagerly posted:"Now he's "Boo Boo!" Netanyahu!"
FACT: It was NOT the whole audience – just TWO women – most likely CODE Pinkos (picture from Mark Young twitter)
Back to the Plaza. Kissinger attended the banquet so, of course, he was the focus of a War Criminal QUIZ (click picture to enlarge)
Found this protest plea, promoting their UN- type nonsense:
Google, Inc: GOOGLE: Put Palestine On Your Maps! 20,333 signatures are still needed! Sign this petition on Change.org.
Smug. Cocky. And SO wrong!
Pictures and videos are the property of Pamela Hall (unless attributed to others)
Tagged adalah-ny, anti israel, code pink, communists, israel, jewish voice for peace, kissinger, leftists, netanyahu, ny plaza hotel, socialists, world can't wait
NYC PROTEST ISRAELI GOV Release of 104 MURDERERS (7-30-13) pic/vids
Posted on August 1, 2013 by Pamela Hall | Leave a comment
People of Conscience were Urged to Join a PROTEST on Tuesday, July 30th, 2013, 12:30 to 2pm, across from the Israeli Consulate in NYC.
A DEMONSTRATION and PRESS CONFERENCE to PROTEST AGAINST THE PLANNED RELEASE BY THE ISRAELI GOVERNMENT of 104 ARAB MURDERERS WITH THE BLOOD OF INNOCENT CIVILIANS ON THEIR HANDS.
Some of the organizations who supported this Press Conference included the Los Angeles-based Children of Jewish Holocaust Survivors, B'nai Brith of Toronto, Rachel's Children Reclamation Center, the International Committee for the Land of Israel and a Victims of Terror group.
Demonstration and Protest Press Release:
On Sunday, July 28, 2013, Israeli Cabinet Members Gideon Saar, Moshe Yaalon, Yitzchak Aharonovich, Yuval Steinitz, Sofa Landver, Yair Lapid, Shai Piron, Yael German, Yaakov Perry, Meir Cohen, Tzipi Livni, and Amir Peretz voted with PM Netanyahu to release 104 Arab murderers of Jewish men, women, and children in another one of its "goodwill" gestures intended to coax the so-called Palestinian Authority back to the table for "peace talks".
The release of unrepentant murderers, who will be greeted as returning heroes by their fellow terrorists, is a repugnant action that endangers the lives of every Jewish citizen who lives in Israel. Every land for peace deal that Israeli and Jewish leaders have agreed to has brought war, terrorism, devastating property damage and loss, and left traumatized vast numbers of our precious Jewish citizenry.
Not only is the release of these terrorists a violation of the judicial process with all its moral and ethical values, but the entire pursuit of the elusive "peace" is an exercise in futility. The PA has NEVER changed its Charter calling for the extermination of Israel, so there is no point in pretending that "peace" talks can get anywhere. Their goal is the extermination of Israel
We call on PM Netanyahu to immediately retract his offer to release 104 Arab terrorists. We call on all Knesset Members with a Jewish conscience to urge the PM to withdraw the offer and to end the charade of "peace" talks. Israel should ONLY come to the table when the PA Charter is revised.
As Americans, we strongly object to the arm twisting being exercised by President Obama and Secretary of State Kerry. It is up to Israel, and an Arab entity that will recognize Israel's right to exist, to determine the "peace" that they can construct. America, the EU, the UN, and all others who think they can bully Israel should bow out.
VIDEO Part 1: Tamar Adelstein of Crown Heights Women for the Safety & Integrity of Israel
VIDEO Part 2 –Helen Freedman, executive director of New York-based Americans for a Safe Israel (AFSI)
VIDEO Part 3- Zaki Tamir, Chair of Crown Heights Jewish Community Council (CHJCC)
VIDEO Part 4– Glenn Richter (excerpt) reading names of some of the most grisly Arab murderers to be released by Israel.
Jewish Press Report– Lori Lowenthal Marcus ( Z Street)
"In an email to The Jewish Press on Tuesday evening, (Buddy) Macy- NJ Israel activist) explained that he had sent a copy of his speech to every member of the Israeli government, and concluded it with a plea for true American Jewish leadership regarding Israel:
We, in America, are also desperately seeking true leadership from one of our own who sits in a position of esteemed leadership. I am positive that at least one of you agrees with me that the release of 104 Arab "Palestinian" convicted murderers is an obscenity that reduces the worth of every Jew in the world. I am also certain that at least one of you thinks that the idea of a two-state 'solution' – at least at this time – is pure fantasy. Please, I beg of you, speak out publicly before all of Israel's sovereignty has disappeared, and before all of us have been placed in grave danger.
Knesset member Nachman Shai (Labor) is the only Israeli who answered Macy's emails. Shai wrote: "Do not send more emails."
The AFSI( Americans For A Safe Israel) Action Alert:
With just a day's notice, activists from across NYC gathered in front of the Israeli Consulate on Second Avenue & 42nd Street at 12:30 P.M. on Tuesday, July 30, to denounce the "self-castrating" decision by Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu and a majority of the Israeli Cabinet to release 104 Arab terrorists with blood on their hands.
Grass roots organizers were led by Tamar Adelstein, Robin Ticker, Dr. Paul Brody, Buddy Macy, and Helen Freedman of AFSI. Speakers included all of the above and Glenn Richter, Rabbi David Algaze, Bob Unger speaking on behalf of MK Deputy Speaker of the Knesset Moshe Feiglin, Michoel Friend, Raanan Isseroff, and Jonathan Grauman. The many supporters who joined us are too numerous to mention, but thanks go to all of them for being with us.
Thanks to Arutz Sheva correspondent Eliran Aharon, who videotaped the entire protest. Arutz Sheva carried the story…(snip)
Gary Bauer, in his July 30 report, tells us that President Obama, "citing the national security interests of the U.S." issued an executive order releasing approximately $150 million to the PA. Bauer speculates that this was bribe money to get the PA to the point where they would talk about having talks. He insists that "taxpayer money should stay here…rather than being used to prop up the corrupt PA regime, which continues to honor Jihadist homicide bombers." The fact that Mahmoud Abbas has declared all PA territory JUDENREIN, hasn't evoked any response from Obama or his cohorts.
TAKE ACTION: Contact your Congressman: 202-224-3121 and the White House: 202-456-1111
Tell them to stop pressuring Israel to make unconscionable "goodwill gestures" and that you do not want your American tax dollars going to support a terrorist entity that is openly racist.
Contact Prime Minister Netanyahu: bnetanyahu@knesset.gov.il; memshala@pmo.gov.il. Tell him that freeing terrorists with blood on their hands is a shameful and dangerous decision which must be revoked.
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Tagged arabs, israel, murderers, netanyahu, NYC, protest

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Cub Scout leader charged with stealing from his pack
By Andrew Binion of the Kitsap Sun
PORT ORCHARD — An adult leader of a Silverdale Cub Scout pack was charged Monday in Kitsap District Court with first-degree theft after being accused of stealing more than $7,000 from the group's bank account.
Michael David Cain, 35, was arrested and handcuffed in front of his three children and wife Sunday and booked into jail. Cain is assistant Cub Scout master for Pack 4544.
A former leader in the pack said the discovery that the money was missing was heartbreaking. It had been raised by the scouts themselves through their annual popcorn fundraiser, and each scout received 10 percent of his sales to put toward dues, summer camp fees or camping equipment.
"That is money those boys earned themselves," said Jennifer Ashcraft, of Silverdale, who served as the pack's "Popcorn Kernel" the year before Cain. "It's not money that was given to them, they sacrificed their Saturday afternoons to stand out in front of Safeway and go door-to-door in their neighborhoods and ask their teachers."
The suspicious activity in the account was noticed by the group's treasurer when the pack changed banks. The treasurer provided a list of unauthorized purchases Cain is suspected of making using the group's debit card between December and March. Two withdrawals, for $1,500 each, were for Cain's mortgage payment or rent, according to court documents. Some of the other "point of sale" payments were made at Costco, McDonald's and for ferry passage.
The total of unauthorized payments amounted to about $7,340.
When interviewed by the investigator, Cain denied wrongdoing and said the more than 30 purchases and withdrawals were a result of mistakenly using the group's card instead of a card for his personal business. He showed the investigator how his business's card and the group's appeared similar.
Cain also told the investigator that at some point he realized he had been erroneously using the pack's card and told the group, but the group did not tell him how much he owed so he did not pay it back, according to documents. Cain estimated he owed about $500 to the group from the errors.
"I told (Cain) I could see making one or two mistaken purchases on the wrong card, but not $8,000 in purchases over four months," the investigator wrote in court documents. "I asked how he could not notice his bank statements from his business account were not reflecting the money he had been spending over the four months in question. He told me he never looks at his statements, he has a bookkeeper who manages that."
About Andrew Binion
Andrew Binion is the law and justice reporter for the Kitsap Sun.
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Now that D23 Expo is promoting a lot of Disney franchises and movie goodies (from superhero movies like Thor: The Dark World and Captain America: The Winter Soldier to real life stories like Saving Mr. Banks), every fan seems to lose their focus because of so much geeky stuff.
Every one is bombarded by huge titles like Maleficent, that everyone seems not to notice another of Disney's chilly offering titled Frozen, starring Kristen Bell and Jonathan Groff. The movie has just released a new clip and I am not quite sure if the movie would receive a warm welcome from the audience, or will it get the same cold treatment as its title.
Watch the new clip of Frozen, courtesy of Walt Disney Animation Studios.
Disney's Frozen will be released in cinemas on November 27, 2013.


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Feeling Hopeful For a Project Power Sequel? There's Definitely Some Potential
Will There Be a Project Power 2 on Netflix?
August 21, 2020 by Mekishana Pierre
Watch out! This post contains spoilers.
While the end of Netflix's Project Power is a pretty definitive conclusion to the adventures of its three leads, that doesn't mean it has to be the end of the story. The film ends as ex-soldier Art (Jamie Foxx), teenage dealer Robin (Dominique Fishback), and local cop Frank (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) succeed in their mission to stop the power pills from being widely distributed and save Art's daughter, Tracy. As the three go their separate ways, Frank asks Art if it's all really over, to which the soldier responds, "For me, it is."
It makes sense: Art has his daughter back and can now live without constantly looking over his shoulder. But even with a happy ending for Art, Robin, and Frank, the story of the power pill still isn't over. There are so many questions left to be answered, and a sequel is a perfect way to explore everything we know about the power pills. And what's the biggest question we still have after watching Project Power? How many other people have heard about a mysterious pill that gives you five minutes of enormous power, and what are they willing to do to get their hands on some?
Rapper Chika Didn't Just Make a Cameo in Project Power, She Was Responsible For Its Flow
Luckily, fans aren't the only ones who are already thinking about another installment! In an interview with Insider, screenwriter Mattson Tomlin said there's plenty of potential for a sequel based on the myriad of superpowers gained from the pills alone. "There's a number of things in my back pocket that I'm really excited to explore and play with," he said. "Just because the first movie was from the animal kingdom world doesn't mean we can't progress out of that and start to get trippier. I think there's a lot to explore there."
Tomlin went on to explain that any sequel would have to touch on events and topics relevant to society now, specifically the unrest surrounding the Black Lives Matters movement. Much like how Project Power references the devastation in New Orleans left by Hurricane Katrina, as well as the socioeconomic struggles that Black and marginalized communities continually face in the name of keeping the status quo, Tomlin said he's interested in making sci-fi stories about "something real" that resonates with the real world.
"To me this movie is so much about having a real political resonance and being about what's going on in this country and about the power structures that are failing people," Tomlin said. "So yeah, things like Black Lives Matter are ripe for exploration if we're lucky to do a sequel."
Considering how responsive fans have been to the film, Netflix would have another surefire hit on its hands if it gives Project Power 2 the green light!
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Pick the division -the world of business is very diverse. You need to select the field, such as international sales, entrepreneurship, or online fields, which most interests you. Narrowing this large field down will be your first step.
Look online -now that you have an arena of the subject, do a key word search for dissertations other people have written. You want to carefully scan the titles. This will help you to immediately eliminate the topics, which are over used and worn out.
Take your list to your advisor -once the list of possible titles numbers around five to seven; you should meet up with your advisor. The two of you can narrow down the field to the perfect one. You have to get approval for this title, so you will want to listen to your advisor's expert opinions.
As you compose -how you actually word the title is very important. You want to be unique, yet still have a core of tradition in the subject. This cross shows your readers that you know your subject, you respect the core tradition of your subject, but you are still looking toward the future. Looking ahead at the field of business and how it will change is important for business students.
Grammar and spelling -the grammar and spelling in this title must be perfect. It is the firs thing that anyone reads in your dissertation. If you have grammar and spelling issues, then g ahead and hire a professional proofer for this job.
Coming up with this one phrase that defines your entire piece can be a tough job. You want it to be good, attractive, and intriguing. You will publish it, experts will read it, and you will have to argue it. The world of your industry will note its contents, and it could help to open up job opportunities and offers for you. Pick it wisely. Business students should use our valuable tips as you begin to write the most important paper in your entire academic career.


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package logics;

import models.Collection;
import models.Group;
import models.ProgrammingBox;
import daos.CollectionDAO;

public class CollectionLogic {

	public static boolean loadByGroup(Group group) {
		return group != null && group.getId() > 0 && CollectionDAO.loadByGroup(group);

	}

	public static boolean save(Group groupCollection) {
		boolean saved = false;
		Collection collection = groupCollection.getCollection();
		if (collection.getId() > 0) {
			saved = CollectionDAO.update(groupCollection);
		} else {
			saved = CollectionDAO.create(groupCollection);
		}
		return saved;
	}

	public static boolean delete(Collection collection) {
		return collection != null && collection.getId() > 0 && CollectionDAO.delete(collection);
	}

	public static boolean load(Collection collection) {
		return collection != null && collection.getId() > 0 && CollectionDAO.load(collection);
	}

	public static boolean changeGroup(ProgrammingBox programmingBox) {
		return CollectionDAO.changeGroup(programmingBox);
	}

}


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Camel Announce '50 Years Strong' England & Scotland Tour Dates
These will be the band's first live dates for five years, since they celebrated the release of 1975's Moonmadness, at London's Royal Albert Hall in 2018.
Tim Peacock
Camel - Photo: Steve Thorne/Redferns via Getty Images
UK prog legends Camel have announced a short run of English and Scottish tour dates for 2023, under the banner of '50 Years Strong'. Of course Camel formed in 1971 but released their self-titled debut album in 1973.
The current line-up features founding member Andy Latimer alongside long-standing bass player Colin Bass and drummer Denis Clement and more recent addition Peter Jones (Tiger Moth Tales, Cyan) on keyboards.
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These will be the band's first live dates for five years, since they celebrated the release of 1975's Moonmadness, culminating in a stunning show at London's Royal Albert Hall in September 2018. Tickets and further information about all the shows is available from the band's official website.
Pioneers in the field of the ambitious concept album and masters of progressive rock, not to mention their facility with space jams and symphonic structures, Camel have been a fixture on the scene since the young group formed in the early 1970s. Still thrilling their fans today – they've been touring their classic The Snow Goose and playing it in its entirety – Camel is one of those names that everyone knows but may not yet have discovered.
Their legacy is there for all to bear witness – tribute acts and groups directly inspired by their work exist in Japan and Norway, and their British fan base remains as solid as ever. The chance to revisit them or to enjoy their music for the first time gives added piquancy to a formidable catalogue which features the original core line-up and subsequent ensembles boosted by top-notch specialists.
Camel's '50 Years Strong' England and Scotland tour dates for 2023 include the following shows:
Jun 2: Manchester O2 Apollo
Jun 3: Edinburgh Usher Hall
Jun 6: Southampton O2 Guildhall
Jun 7: Aylesbury Friars Waterside
Jun 8: Birmingham Symphony Hall
Jun 10: London Eventim Apollo.
Listen to the best of Camel on Apple Music and Spotify.
Related Topics:Andy LatimerCamelMoonmadnessProg RockThe Snow Goose
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Centre sanctions Rs 2228-Cr as compensation against pending GST arrears in response Amarinder's persistent effort
Chandigarh, Dec 17, 2019 (Yes Punjab News)
Pursuant to Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh's personal efforts, the Centre has sanctioned the release of Rs 2228 crore as grant-in-aid against the pending GST arrears of the state government since August 2019.
The amount is aimed at compensating the Punjab Government for loss of Revenue for the months of August and September 2019, on account of implementation of Goods and Services Tax (GST).
A communique in this regard was received on Monday by the Punjab Finance Department from the Department of Revenue (State Taxes) of the Union Finance Ministry, according to an official spokesperson.
The communication from the Centre comes amid repeated efforts by the state government, including the Chief Minister, to press the Union Government to release the pending GST payment. "Shocking that the Centre is delaying the GST compensation amounting to Rs 4,100 crore as compensation & arrears to Punjab.
Urge PM @narendramodi ji & FM @nsitharaman ji to intervene & solve the problem which has the potential to bring governance of the state to a grinding halt": Captain Amarinder had tweeted on November 25.
A few days before that, Punjab Finance Minister Manpreet Singh Badal, along with the finance ministers of West Bengal, Kerala, Delhi and Rajasthan, had appealed to the Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to release the GST compensation without any delay.
The delay has caused a serious financial crunch for the state, Captain Amarinder has repeatedly been pointing out at various forums. He has also suggested several ways to simplify the GST structure in order to resolve the problems faced by states, for which this is the only major source of revenue since the introduction of the new tax system.
According to the letter received by the state government, the grant-in-aid is provisional and subject to the condition that, in case the total GST compensation entitlement of the State Government, on the basis of the audited revenue figures of the Comptroller and General of India, falls below the total amount of provisional GST compensation already released to Punjab, the excess payment shall be recovered from future claims or by direct debit to the State Government's Account as per the procedure.
Similar procedure shall be followed in case the total cumulative entitlement of the State Government for payment of compensation falls below the total amount of compensation released to the state Government, due to improvement in the revenue performance of the state at a later stage, as per the letter.


"Someone is speaking well of you at this very moment."
I love fortune cookies. They make me feel like a child hoping I'll get a good fortune that will come true. Each New Year's Eve, I pass around fortune cookies to everyone at the table, and we all read them out to each other, always adding "in bed" at the end and giggling like teenagers.
"You will inherit a large sum of money."
One year, I cracked opened my fortune cookie and it was empty. It turned out to be a tough year! This year, the fortune cookies I bought were dipped in white chocolate and all contained two or three fortunes in each. Before photographing this cake I noticed there was one fortune cookie remaining in the container on the counter from the holidays. And since it was Chinese New Year yesterday, I cracked it open to find four fortunes!
"Someone is watching you from afar."
I baked this cake in my cast iron pan that I found several years ago at a garage sale where a retired foodie was selling many of his prized cooking items. This was a great buy since I've used it often, but never for something sweet. Now I have a list of treats I want to bake up in my pan.
You can find the recipe for Fresh Ginger and Chocolate Gingerbread in the book Baking: From My Home to Yours by Dorie Greenspan or here. Dorie also wrote about this cake on Serious Eats and on her blog she recommends freezing this cake to have on hand. To see how the rest of the TWD group fared with this week's recipe, click here and then click on each blogger! Thanks to Heather of Sherry Trifle who chose the recipe for this week and will post the recipe.
I love ginger, and I love chocolate. Together, the taste was interesting. The cake was moist and the stem ginger added a little zing to some bites. Although it's not my favorite cake, it was fun to use my cast iron pan in this way. And Dorie says this cake freezes well, iced and all. So, I'll probably pop half of it in the freezer to pull out and share with friends and family.
"You tend to think things out thoroughly and seriously.
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It looks great! I love that you baked in in the cast iron skillet! How fun!
What a gem of a yard sale. That cake is beautiful.
Beautiful cake - I love that you made it in a cast-iron pan!
The cake looks lovely! What a great idea to use the skillet for this! I have a 9-incher that I use for baking certain things and I love the way they turn out.
Cute little pan. Our never made it to the freezer.
I love your cast iron skillet.
Ciao ! I wish there were such a nice thing as garage sale around here ! Your gingerbread is great !
What a great idea! It looks beautiful, as always!
how cute! i love my cast iron skillet..so useful.
wow, where do you find chocolate dipped fortune cookies with multiple fortunes in them? i love reading the fortunes!
and your cake looks ridiculously amazing, as usual!
What a great way to use your cast iron pan! You are so creative week in and week out!
How clever. I heard buying second hand cast iron it the best way to go. I am going to try to find me one like yours. I grew up around big, heavy-duty black cast iron skillets. Did you have to use a cover? Amazing job!
That looks wonderful. I have a pan just like that but am new at using it. I never would have thought to put my gingerbread in it.
I love that you made the gingerbread in your cast iron pan. Your cake looks gorgeous.
This cake does look just great! Chocolate and ginger sound like an awesome combo, especially in a cookie or crust. We'd love to give it a try in this cake.
So, how badly did it stick?!
Jodie - I've never done that before, but it worked!
Rainbowbrown - It was a steal. I can't remember how much I paid for it, but it wasn't much.
Sticky... - Hope your ankle heals fast!
Jules - You've got some gingerbread and chocolate fans at your house!
natalia - You should start a new trend!
Steph - I have more ideas now than ever.
dessertobsessed - I found them at Winners, of all places!
Teanna - Thanks! You're so sweet!
Gabe's Girl - No, I didn't use a cover. Buying second hand means it's been extra loved!
Secret Server - Hope you give it a try!
duodishes - Hope you do!
Ben - Actually it didn't stick. I lined the pan beforehand with parchment paper. I guess I should have mentioned that somewhere in the post.
This is a perfect cake for cast iron baking. Great idea.
Interesting way to bake this...I would never have thought to do something like that with the cast iron pan, etc. It looks lovely. Great post and photos, as always!
That looks perfectly gorgeous I must say! Really beautiful. I love the little pan. I love baking my cast iron too.
The chocolate and ginger sounds like a wonderful combination to me. The cast iron skillet is fabulous!
I love baking in cast iron, it just turns out so beautifully, and you don't even need a serving plate. Great idea!
I LOVE how you tied your post in with fortunes and the New Year! I just LOVE that! You did a beautiful job on your cake and I love the little snowflake cookie! Too cute!
Wow, I never would have thought to make this in a cast iron skillet! Great idea!
Great idea to use a cast iron pan, I should use mine more often! The cake turned out really nice. I loved this recipe and the flavor and scent while baking was great.
4 fortunes in one cookie? It's going to be a banner year for you!
So wonderful! What a great find...I dream of finding that garage sale! Your cake looks fantastic - thanks for sharing your fortunes too. You'll have a great year!
I never would have thought to bake this in a cast iron pan - you are a goddess of creativity!
Look so pretty! I've never had choc with ginger before...interesting.
how fun! would never have thought of *baking* n cast iron aside from corn bread....or would that be a johnnycake then? hmmmm either way ginger + chocolate sounds lovley!
it's so weird to get a fortune cookie with no fortune in it. that happened to me once. i need a cast iron skillet. your gingerbread looks great.
I love the fortune cookie story! And I love your photo of the gingerbread. I made the same thing a few months ago, and it was delicious. But it was definitely not as pretty as yours!
Great job, I love how you used a cast iron pan!
I enjoyed this post, Shari! What a great idea to bake this is the cast iron pan -- I need to keep that in mind when I am looking for the right pan size. Your gingerbread looks great. I think that "interesting" sums up the chocolate/gingerbread combo nicely. Here's to much good fortune this year!
I always wondered if it was a bad sign if a cookie is empty. This looks like such an interesting cake (both cooking vessel and ingredients). I'm a bit fan of ginger and peppermint, but have never tried ginger and chocolate.
Lovely job on this one! Do try the swedish cake of Dorie's in the cast iron. It is DELISH!
Clever idea to use the skillet. I use mine for cornbread. Now I will try it with gingerbread. Looks yummy!
Ah Shari, Love your sweet little cast iron pan/skillet. All the love in that little vessel just bakes on. Reminds me of an old southern treat to eat. Love it.
Cooking it in a cast iron skillet was a brilliant idea! I love my skillets.
I have been away for the chinese new year holidays and back to the normal routine today. Hope to catch up on your blog.
This looks really good - I'm keeping this for the next time I need to make a great dessert!


The airport's runway, which was designated as Runway 17/35 in 1961, is now Runway 16/34. The re-designation is a result of changes to the Earth's magnetic poles in the past 57 years, which have shifted the runway's magnetic headings. The runway now stands at 164°M and 344°M respectively.
The re-designation took place on Thursday the 26th early in the morning before the first wave of departing flights.
Con Dooney, General Manager Operations and Safety at Cork Airport said: "Cork's two-digit runway designator is crucial for pilots during take-off, landing and taxiing. Thanks to the coordinated efforts by Cork Airport and the Irish Aviation Authority, we are delighted to complete the renumbering overnight without any delay to our busy first wave of departing flights."
Airport runway numbers change approximately every 50 years, with the next re-designation for Cork Airport due in 2068.


People with bipolar disorder go through unusual mood changes. Sometimes they feel very happy and "up," and are much more active than usual. This is called mania. And sometimes people with bipolar disorder feel very sad and "down," and are much less active. This is called depression. Bipolar disorder can also cause changes in energy and behavior.
Bipolar disorder is not the same as the normal ups and downs everyone goes through. Bipolar symptoms are more powerful than that. They can damage relationships and make it hard to go to school or keep a job. Some people with bipolar disorder try to hurt themselves or attempt suicide.
Bipolar mood changes are called "mood episodes." People may have manic episodes, depressive episodes, or "mixed" episodes. A mixed episode has both manic and depressive symptoms. These mood episodes cause symptoms that last a week or two-sometimes longer. During an episode, the symptoms last every day for most of the day.
Feel very "up" or "high"
Be agitated, irritable, or "touchy"
Feel tired or "slowed down"
HITE (Health Information Tool for Empowerment) : Connects New Yorkers with over 5,000 free and low-cost health and social services.
National Alliance of Mental Illness of NYC (NAMI-NYC) : a not-for-profit organization that provides support, education, and advocacy throughout the New York metropolitan area on behalf of families affected by mental illness and their loved ones-all free of charge to the public.
Some of this information has been excerpted from the National Institute of Mental Health.


Aims: Acute postoperative pain remains a significant healthcare issue. Historically, the assessment of postoperative pain in rodents has relied on evoked withdrawal or reflexive measures. Using a recently developed, anatomically relevant rat model of acute postoperative pain (J Pain, 16, 2015, 421), the present experiments sought to investigate the affective component of acute postoperative pain associated with inguinal hernia repair. Methods: Male Lister hooded rats underwent surgery to model Lichtenstein inguinal hernia repair (without hernia induction), or a sham procedure. Postsurgical characterization involved a modified place escape/avoidance paradigm (mPEAP), as well as home cage and open field locomotor activity monitoring. In pharmacological validation studies, rats received either morphine or carprofen prior to mPEAP testing. Results: Surgery was associated with a significantly increased proportion of the trial duration in the light compartment of the mPEAP arena, in avoidance of the noxious stimulus, compared with sham animals. When retested in the mPEAP at day 7 postsurgery, there was no difference between sham and surgery animals for time spent in either compartment, but surgery animals displayed a persistent increase in the percentage response to noxious stimulation. Morphine and carprofen treatment in surgery animals reduced escape/avoidance behavior at discrete time points over the trial. Surgery-induced reductions in home cage and open field locomotor activity were also observed. Conclusion: The present studies report for the first time the characterization of the affective component of acute postoperative pain using the mPEAP in a rodent model, which may facilitate development of improved understanding and treatment of postoperative pain.


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Q: Add 'check' class to previous item after clicking a button I'm trying to add a class unlocked on previous item when I click  button and my current moves to next item, but I can't figure out how. Current functionality is working fine but I want to add unlocked class. Any help would be great.

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      <button (click)="nextLectureSecond()">Next</button>

Here's an attached demo: https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-ivy-cdiev5

A: Although It's not recommended to use the document keyword if you are using server-side rendering, you can use another workaround as well, you can follow the below way as well.

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nextLectureSecond() {
    ....
    let ele = document.getElementById(this.lectureIndex.toString());
    (<HTMLParagraphElement>ele).classList.add("unlocked");
    const a = this.lectureIndex++;
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Working Example

A: You can add another condition as well in the [ngClass], something like 'unlocked': lectureIndex > j if you wish to apply the class to all the previous items.
See if this helps:

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        (click)="lectureItemClick(j)">
      {{subLecture}}

Similarly, you can change the logic to suit your scenario.
Stackblitz: https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-ivy-62422113

A: Just the previous item?
Change your ng-class declaration like this :
[ngClass]="{ 'current': lectureIndex == j, 'unlocked' : (lectureIndex!=0 && lectureIndex - 1 == j )}"
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SE Climate Science Center Announces FY12 RFP
Home/Member Blog/SE Climate Science Center Announces FY12 RFP
The Department of Interior Southeast Climate Science Center (SECSC) has announced a FY12 Request for Proposals (RFP) to address five priority science needs identified by Landscape Conservation Cooperatives: (1) Synthesis of the state of the science regarding six topics important to the LCC efforts to manage sustainable landscapes: regional downscaling of global climate models; ecohydrology; sea-level rise; modeling of urban growth; unique climate-vulnerable and climate-sensitive ecosystems; and the communication of scientific uncertainty to decision makers; (2) Terrestrial connectivity analysis across the entire SE region; (3) Conceptual model for regional-scale sustainable landscapes; (4) Impact of mangrove migration on coastal ecosystems; and (5) Snowfall and snow depth projections for the Eastern United States.
This link contains background information and instructions for completing a statement of interest. Eligible applicants for this program include faculty associated with North Carolina State University (the host institution for the SECSC) and USGS centers, field stations, and laboratories. Any other entities not recognized as an eligible party to apply directly for funds in this process, may do so in partnership with one of the recognized eligible applicants. Statements of Interest submitted by NCSU faculty do not require NCSU approval or signature. The process will include these steps:
March 2, 2012 – Release of SECSC Proposal Guidelines and Solicitation.
March 16, 2012 – Statements of interest (SOI) are due from interested parties to the SECSC (gmcmahon@usgs.gov) by 5:00 p.m. (PST), without exceptions.
March 30, 2012 – Finalize review of SOI and selection of applicants for drafting of full proposals.
April 13, 2012 – Full proposals due to the SECSC (exact date to be confirmed at time of invitation for a full proposal).
April 27, 2012 – Awards announced.
You can also find this information on the SE Climate Science Center web site.
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About the Author: Ginger Deason
Ginger served as an Information Transfer Specialist for the South Atlantic LCC, co-funded by the Southern Research Station of the U.S. Forest Service and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.


By Derek Emadi, Emadi Acres Moving from a decent paying job to a job that reduces your income to below the poverty level is scary! But once you're at the bottom, you know there is only one way to go.
By Caitlin Arnold, Furrow Horse Farm Being a farmer comes with ups and downs to the extreme. Every day we simply hope to wake up prepared for any and all situations and well rested enough to deal with what comes.


Why get a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree?
Why take the BScN (Collaborative) program?
This four-year program gives you the most comprehensive training possible to prepare you for an exciting career in nursing. You will learn in a world-class clinical setting using the latest technology, including cutting-edge patient simulation. Hands-on training begins in your first semester, and you will have the opportunity to complete several clinical placements throughout your degree.
With the Collaborative program, you can choose to complete your degree on North Campus, or at one of our partner institutions: Red Deer College, Keyano College, or Grande Prairie Regional College.
After your second year, you can apply to enter the BScN Honors Program, which is competitive and requires additional coursework.
We also offer a BScN bilingual program, a BScN After-Degree, a BScN Honors After-Degree, and an RPN-to-BScN program.
Health and Safety Requirements: there are a number of health and safety-related requirements that must be met upon admission. Further information regarding these requirements and deadlines is available on the Faculty of Nursing website: https://www.ualberta.ca/nursing/.


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Q: Angularjs bind HTML currency codes I want to filter and display HTML currency codes.
So my function gets the code name and returns the HTML code that match:
            vm.filterCurrencyCode = function(currncey){
                console.log(currncey);
                if( currncey ===  ''|| angular.isUndefined(currncey)){
                    return '&#8362'; // default
                }
                else if(currncey == 'USD' || currncey == 'CAD'){
                    return '$'; //usd
                }
                else if(currncey == 'GBP' || currncey == 'GBp'){
                    return '£'; //gbp
                }else{
                    return currncey; //return name
                }
            }

And in my HTML:
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But instead of the matching HTML symbol, the page display's the string - '&#8362'.

A: You are trying to bind HTML to your view, which is by default not allowed. To achieve this you need sanitize your input using sanitize.js. Make sure you include  sanitize.js in your project.
Once done, you need in include ngSanitize module in your app like following code
angular.module('myApp', ['ngSanitize']);
And insted of using {{}} you need to use  ng-bind-html to bind the scope object to your view.
Your HTML code should look like following example

You can get more details on this here and here

A: You can use the currency filter to do this.
Read about it here: Currency filter
Refer the SO answer: How to get specific currency symbol(rupee symbol in my case) in angular js instead of the default one (dollar $ symbol)


Canadian-classifieds.com is a community driven free Canada classifieds site for everyone to post personalized or commercial ads. We are a free marketplace to buy and sell products such as mobile phones, computers, laptops, games, cameras, used cars, van, motorcycles and much more. Members can post free classified ads for services such business to business, accounting, marketing, jobs, business promotions to millions of our visitors. This is one of biggest Canadian classified ad website for people who like to promote their products and services free of cost. Join our classified network and post unlimited free ads for your business. © 2017 Canadian Classified Ads - Free Classifieds - Online Canada Classifieds. All Rights Reserved.


Microweber is a drag and drop content management system that can be used to create a website, ecommerce store, blog or all the three together in one website conveniently. The drag and drop feature helps in making your site look precisely the way you want without having the technical knowhow or expertise to do it. The modular architecture of Microweber makes it easy for you to add supplementary features like image galleries, contact forms and maps. There are a number of responsive layouts available to make your site look attractive.
Go4Hosting is a hosting service that has been catering to the varied hosting needs of businesses from across the globe for more than 15 years now. Our bevy of high quality hosting solutions fits the hosting needs of businesses of all sizes and types. Our servers offer blazing speed of operations ensuring top grade performance consistently. We make sure you have the best hosting experience with our round the clock support delivered by experienced technicians.
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Jaume Arús i Font (1840-1899), notari.
 Rossend Arús i Arderiu (1845-1891), periodista i dramaturg, impulsor de la Biblioteca Pública Arús
 Joan Arús i Colomer (1891-1982), poeta i assagista.
 Alfons Arús i Leita (n. 1961), periodista.

 Francesc Renart i Arús (1783-1853), urbanista i actor barceloní.
 Juli Batllevell i Arús (1864-1928), arquitecte sabadellenc.
 Joan Alsina i Arús (1872-1911), arquitecte modernista.
 Vicenç Caldés i Arús (1886-1969), tècnic en arts gràfiques, escriptor i traductor.
 Gaspar Rosés i Arús (n. 1932), dirigent esportiu.
 Joan Sellent i Arús (n. 1948), traductor.
 Jordi Vera i Arús (n. 1953), polític perpinyanenc.

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Powersoft Announces Major Update to ArmoníaPlus Audio System Management Software
Celebrating a quarter century of innovation, professional power amplifier manufacturer Powersoft has announced the latest update to their audio system management software, ArmoníaPlus. HealthPlus, which replaces the software's previous 'Events' tab, gives sound engineers a streamlined monitoring environment of all elements in a given sound system with improved communication, control and reporting to ensure even better performance than ever before.
HealthPlus is available now for all ArmoníaPlus users and offers an updated display with a complete suite of system diagnostic controls to monitor the health and effectiveness of any sound system in real-time. This is particularly useful with a touring PA or in fixed installations like cinemas, airports, theme parks, etc. In addition to input monitoring for power amplifiers, speakers, and other connected devices, the system is also capable of measuring system health indicators such as headroom, temperature, voltage, and impedance to ensure optimal performances of all elements and will automatically alert users in case of malfunctions or element failures.
With this new level of built-in "intelligence" in their systems, audio engineers can also now utilize the Event History function to track uploaded programs, user logins, and diagnose any long-term system issues. Finally, HealthPlus improves reporting, giving users the ability to track multiple indicators at once over an hour time log period for more detailed system monitoring.
"We've designed ArmoníaPlus to be efficient and streamlined for effective use under any working conditions," explainz Powersoft U.S. Application Engineer Rick Woida. "With the new HealthPlus tab, engineers now have easier access to a peerless set of tools for system management, ensuring long-time health of any system and the ability to quickly diagnose and fix any potential problems better than ever before."
25 Years of Powersoft
With a quarter century of innovation to celebrate and a convention center full of industry professionals gathered in Amsterdam, ISE 2020 (11-14 February) will provide the perfect opportunity to signal's Powersoft trajectory and achievements.
Founded in Italy in 1995, headquartered in Florence, Italy, with offices in New Jersey, over the course of its history, Powersoft has been credited with a number of technological innovations and industry firsts. Just a year into its life, in 1996, the company had already mastered designing and developing the (then) first commercially viable Class-D amplifier, which was able to deliver consistently reliable, high power levels — something that hadn't been achieved until then. This technological breakthrough on switch mode amplification, also helped the company earn a coveted reputation on green power and efficiency, making it the company's trademark to this day.
In the intervening years, the company continued to push the envelope, always conscious of making the most consistent, efficient, and intuitive products imaginable. This resulted in a number of new products and technologies that have since become industry standards, such as the X Series workhorse and the Ottocanali Series amplifiers, which boasted advanced signal processing and full Dante by Audinate audio networking compatibility, or breakaway innovations such as M-Force, Deva or Mover to name a few.
Building on the successful launch of Mover at ISE 2019, this year Powersoft will use its double booth to showcase the capabilities of their latest products in real-life applications like fixed install products for Commercial and Conferencing in one of the areas, while the second area will be used for meetings and hospitality. Highlighting the latest ArmoníaPlus audio system management software update, with the new HealthPlus tab, the ISE 2020 demonstrations will include Mezzo, the Duecanali, Quattrocanali and Ottocanali lines of FI amplifiers.
The hospitality area will feature a sports bar with screens and beer on tap. All audio speakers will be powered by Mezzo, Powersoft's 2/4 channel highly compact, Class-D technology amplifier platform. Visitors will be able to pick audio from one of the three screens as the source to play in the entire area. In addition, they will have individual volume controls for the Sports Bar and the Stage Area via GPI controllers on the walls.
This year's ISE will also see the return of Mover - the small yet incredibly powerful linear transducer that can be used in audio applications and, more excitingly, as a linear motor / shaker. Adaptable to various purposes, including 4D cinemas, theme parks, or venues with vibrating acoustic floors - as well as applications that go beyond entertainment - Mover lets audiences feel the sound through haptic perception by vibrating the surrounding environment, which the human body picks up and, through bone conduction, translating the vibrations into perceivable frequencies. The Mover platform will again be available for attendees to try on the Powersoft stand, linked to an immersive VR video.
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Basic researchers and translational researchers are involved in the research process within science and medicine through the study of 'science for science sake' to determine general scientific principles without involving clinical trials. Other researchers extend research by applying it directly to medical practice through clinical trials or working with samples taken from patients on clinical trials.
Basic researchers are critical members of research teams. As a basic researcher, you will work in laboratories, university libraries, and in various medical settings to conduct research within a specific field. You may work on model organisms such as worms, fish or yeast to evaluate a biological problem. As a translational researcher, you will conduct research in similar settings. You will develop clinical trials or work with a clinician who writes clinical trials to test your findings in medical settings. From there, your findings will be utilized in medical practice with the expectation of generating real world health outcomes in the form of new medicines and innovative treatments, diagnosis, or prevention. You may work directly with a pharmaceutical company and provide results from the clinical trial for new medications to that company. As a principal investigator, you may obtain a grant to perform your work and need to abide by specific regulations or guidelines. You may also need to document goals met at specific intervals and be held accountable by the grant issuing agency. As the principal investigator, you may lead a team of researchers. You will break down the research project into smaller tasks and assign tasks to researchers.
As a basic researcher, you may work in a lab in a pharmaceutical or biotechnology company, office, or university setting. As a translational researcher, you will work in a lab in a pharmaceutical or biotechnology company, a university setting, a clinical setting, or a hospital.
As a basic researcher, you will work with other scientists and research staff in your day to day career. As a translational researcher, you will work with scientists, research staff, and doctors to help "translate" research findings into effective treatments for cancer patients. As a researcher, your work will contribute greatly to the larger body of medical knowledge and impact patient treatment, prevention, and diagnosis in a meaningful way. Unlike physicians who treat a limited number of people who are seen in their office, researchers can help a large number of people when their work is applied around the world.
A PhD in a science and medical related field is required to do research. A training period known as a postdoctoral fellowship lasting 2-6 years is done to become a principal investigator.