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Apple Dings App After Facebook Used It To Conduct Shady Research On Users
Chris WhiteJanuary 31, 2019
Apple said Wednesday that Facebook violated the company's policies when it surreptitiously used a research application to gobble up private data on users. The social media company admitted to the caper on Tuesday.
Facebook paid users ages 13 to 35 up to $20 per month to install the iOS or Android "Facebook Research" app and use the program to sell their private information back to the social media company, TechCrunch reported Tuesday. Apple blocked the app before the tech giant could voluntarily remove iOS.
Facebook went to extraordinary length to gather the information, the report notes. It asked users of the "Project Atlas" to screenshot their Amazon order history page and used beta testing services Applause, BetaBound and uTest to cloak its involvement. The project began in 2016. Apple blasted Facebook for its actions.
"We designed our Enterprise Developer Program solely for the internal distribution of apps within an organization," a company representative told reporters. "Facebook has been using their membership to distribute a data-collecting app to consumers, which is a clear breach of their agreement with Apple." The app will continue to run on Android.
Project Atlas could give Facebook nearly unfettered access to information only available to only a select number of app developers, Guardian Mobile Firewall's security expert Will Strafach told reporters.
"If Facebook makes full use of the level of access they are given by asking users to install the Certificate," Strafach said, then the company will be able to collect "private messages in social media apps, chats from in instant messaging apps – including photos/videos sent to others, emails, web searches, web browsing activity, and even ongoing location information by tapping into the feeds of any location tracking apps you may have installed."
He added: "This hands Facebook continuous access to the most sensitive data about you, and most users are going to be unable to reasonably consent to this regardless of any agreement they sign, because there is no good way to articulate just how much power is handed to Facebook when you do this." Reports suggest that Facebook has been busy sucking troves of private data.
The company began forming data partnerships with the likes of Amazon, Microsoft and Yahoo. The tool allowed Facebook to adhere itself to multiple social media platforms while insulating itself from competition, but by 2013 the program became too unwieldy for mid-level employees to govern, so the company resorted to putting it on autopilot.
The report comes amid a hectic time for Zuckerberg's empire. Facebook revealed in September that hackers had taken advantage of a piece of code allowing them to take over users' accounts. The company forced more than 90 million users to sign out to return the accounts to their creators.
Facebook has not yet responded to The Daily Caller News Foundation's request for comment about Apple's decision.
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Japanese developer Kawakami Takuya has created ReadDis Free, which is a new text-to-speech app that can be downloaded for free on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/readis-free/id1064831345. It allows the reader to scan text and have it read aloud. It requires iOS 7.0 or later and is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. The developer is interested in any feedback from those who use the app.
How do you pause or stop the reading? or how do you go back and have it read again? Can you change the rate of speed it is speaking?
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About conservatoire
The regulations of the admittance
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about Kazan State Conservatoire named after N. Zhiganov
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The Kazan State Conservatoire named after N. Zhiganov (Academy) was founded in 1945. The graduates of Moscow and St. Petersburg conservatoires laid down the best traditions of Russian professional musical education in this institute of higher education.
Preservation and development of pedagogical traditions make the security in the training and education of new generations of talented musicians. Actually, in the conservatoire are teaching such people as I.S. Dubinina (the class of J. Zak and L. Oborin), N.A. Fomina (the class of G. Neigauz), V.A. Stolov (the class of E. Ghilels), E.V. Burnasheva (the class of E. Monaszon), R.K. Abdullin (the class of L. Roisman), V.A. Afanasyev (the class of U. Jankelevich), M.G. Akhmetov (the class of D. Tzyganov), V.G. Lukyanov (the class of S. Kazachkov), L.V. Brazhnik (the class of M. Tarakanov), Z.D. Sungatullin (the class of Z. Bayrasheva), A.L. Maklyghin (the class of U. Kholopov), V.R. Dulat-Aleev (the class of E. Sorokina), R.A. Khalitov (the class of A. Tikhonov, F. Mansurov), S.M. Khabibullin (the class of I. Musin).
Kazan conservatoire is one of the leading ones among the institutes of higher education of Russian Federation. Educational programs are realized on 8 faculties and 20 subdepartments, where are getting trained about 700 students and postgraduate students from different regions of Russia and also China, Korea, Japan, the USA.
Such students' teams as symphonic orchestra, choir, opera workshop, chamber orchestra, folk orchestra, the orchestra of Kazan conservatoire "Tatarica"- make good progress and take an active part in the concert activity. Many of them performed abroad repeatedly.
The conservatoire is the centre of international, All-Russian, regional, and republic competitions, festivals, conferences, workshops, which occur in the republic.Such international festivals as "Pianoforum", "Organo Pleno", Kazan Choir Assembly, competition of singers and folk instruments performers by S. Saydashev , competition of chamber singers and accompanists by R. Yakhin and others became traditional ones. During many years such experts of the art of music as L. Kremer, S. Stadler, S. Roldughin, A. Bonduryansky and others visit the conservatoire with their concerts, master classes and methodological help.
During the last decade Kazan conservatoire secured its role of the region leading scientific centre for the study of modern and traditional culture problems.
Since 2003 here operates the Dissertation Board by specialty of "Musical Art" 35 applicants from Kazan and others towns of Russia are confered by the academic degree of the candidate of Art Criticism.
The faculty of additional professional training and the subdepartment of the performing art history and theory were opened here in 2007. Also, in 2009 here was opened the subdepartment of music applied technologies.
157 students and postgraduates of Kazan conservatoire became laureates and winners of awards of international, All-Russia and region competitions in 2010.
Good progress and achievements of Kazan conservatoire are determined much by the high scientific, creative and mastery level of the teaching staff. There are 10 doctors of science, 36 professors, 31 candidates of science , 47 associate professors among 184 tutors. 33 persons are confered on Russian Federation dignities, 80 persons- on Republic of Tatarstan ones, and 11- of others national republic of Russia. 77 tutors are confered on titles of laureates, All-Russia and international competitions winners of an award.
The Kazan State Conservatoire of music (Academy) named after N. Zhiganov means:
* the centre of musical culture of the multiethnic Volga and Ural regions,
*high quality education,
* competent performer teachers and scientists,
* the Dissertation Board on the academic degree of candidate of Art Criticizm (speciality 17.00.02)
* post graduate study (full-time and correspondence tuition),
* one of the most large, among the Russian conservatoires, musical library funds (about 450 000 units of issue: books, notes, audio and video materials, audiodisks),
* editorial and publishing department,
* 4 concert halls,
* a big concert 3-manuals organ of the "Flentrop" firm,
* unique concert-enlightening programs.
2008 - 2018, All rights reserved. The Kazan state conservatory of name N. G. Zhiganov
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Adele may have had to start her George Michael tribute performance of "Fast Love" over due to some sound issues that have seemingly plagued her at the Grammys every time she performs on their stage, but she didn't let that stop her from performing beautifully and honoring the late singer's memory. The song was a slower and more soulful version of the song that everyone knows and loves, and some of the sentiment online and among George Michael fans is that the composition wasn't the right choice for the occasion, even though it was clearly meant to convey the sadness we are all feeling about his passing over the holidays.
There were many other directions that the Grammys production could have gone in should they wanted, however the entire feel of the show was a slowed down and mournful affair — with the exception of a few later performances that ratcheted up the energy again — and in that way Adele's performance fit well. Bowie's tribute last year was a medley and Prince's tribute on Sunday was one of the most fun songs from his entire catalogue, so either of those styles could have been employed with George Michael's tribute.


You can see the film when it opens, ironically, June 21st, the same day as Toy Story 4.
Filming has begun on Godzilla vs. Kong, the sequel to both Godzilla and Kong: Skull Island.
Set in riot-torn, near-future Los Angeles, HOTEL ARTEMIS is an original, high-octane action-thriller starring Jodie Foster as The Nurse, who runs a secret, members-only hospital for criminals.


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Shankrith Narayan & Neeraj Shetty with the happy faces from Child Reach
All it takes is an idea
Founded by Neeraj Shetty and Shankrith Narayan, the Mumbai-based startup ensures that waste is properly recycled, and the funds generated by recycling scrap are utilised for a meaningful social impact cause. Neeraj says, "The idea struck me when I was working for a college campaign. We collected various types of recyclable scrap in college like papers, books, plastics, metals, newspapers, and cartons for three whole days, and got Rs 5,340 from all the waste we recycled. This money was used to buy books, goodies, bats and footballs for a bunch of underprivileged kids who lived in an ashram attached to our college."
Neeraj met Shankrith at another startup where they were colleagues. Shankrith expressed an interest in the idea, and the duo finally launched the startup in 2015. "In the first three months, Shankrith and I personally picked up recyclable trash from more than a 1,000 households in Powai. People laughed at us, but we learnt so much about a recycler's pain points. It was certainly a very humbling experience which we used to improve our company," adds Neeraj.
It has been an exceptional ride
The startup, which has been bootstrapped since its inception in 2015, is aiming at organising the sector and empowering the local recyclers in the process. Explains Neeraj, "Our revenue model works like any other online crowdfunding companies - out-take fee. But what differentiates us is that we don't ask for cash. And secondly, we don't take any margin from the intended goal amount of the NGOs. Instead, we raise a little more than their required amount so that even they can complete their social impact cause easily. Thus, it's a win-win for everybody."
Every startup goes through highs and lows, and it has been the same with Recycle Impact. Neeraj says, "Of course, we have had many challenges and failures. People told me that this idea was difficult to implement and execute. We were asked, 'What's your U.S. equivalent?' I had no answer to this, since our model wasn't copied from anywhere. But we continued our journey, since we believed in ourselves. We are just happy that our work has a positive impact on society. Not everyone can get that kind of satisfaction from their jobs."
Recycle Impact at the Make In India event in Berlin
In November last year, Recycle Impact was one of four startups from India to be a part of a Make-in-India/ Startup India event in Berlin to showcase the top startups from each country. The event was held in association with the Bundesverband Deutsche Startups (German Startup Association). The company also won the United Nation's SEED Awards for Entrepreneurs in Sustainable Development in 2016, and were named as one of the top 10 eco-inclusive waste management firms globally. This award is usually given to organisations working on sustainable development and locally-driven entrepreneurs around the globe who integrate social and environmental benefits into their business model.
Neeraj at the SEED Awards 2016
The impact has been phenomenal
Recycle Impact is working for the benefit of people at the grassroots level. According to Neeraj, there are plenty of hardworking but cash-strapped NGOs doing good work, but we don't hear about them, because they don't have huge marketing budgets. "Through our portal, organisations can raise funds easily and continue to do their work and bring about social impact. In the entire recycling ecosystem in India, the local-recycler is the most hardworking yet the most neglected element. We have included them in our system, which gives them more pick-ups and inventories to increase their daily income. If people are motivated to recycle more, we can bring about massive change," he adds.
The startup has now developed an Android app for local recyclers, through which a customer can recycle scrap material (like paper, cartons, plastic, metals, glass and electronics), get to know the exact amount generated by recycling the scrap, and donate the same to crowdfund a social cause of their choice. Also linked with the mobile app is a live crowdfunding link on the website, which ensures that the entire process is very transparent.
According to Neeraj, each house generates only around Rs.150-200 worth of recyclable waste every month. But when thousands of people come together to donate that amount for a social impact cause, the collective sum is significant.
"Through our impact campaigns we have managed to undertake the education of 60 underprivileged children for a year, provided a computer in a rural Zilla Parishad School that had none, enabled a widow to become a micro-entrepreneur and we're now helping HIV/AIDS infected kids through a nutrition campaign. If we have to put it in numbers, our recycling efforts have saved: 360,000 gallons of water, 215 cubic yard of landfill space, 126 barrels of oil, 96300 kW of energy and 884 full grown trees," he said.
Their main customers are households and building complexes, though they also operate in schools and colleges. In future, they're looking to add corporate, offices, hotels and industrial estates onto their list. Neeraj notes, "In the last academic year, we were in seven schools and taught more than 1,000 students about waste management, recycling and involved them in our impact campaigns too. This academic year, we have tied up with more than 40 schools, and hope to reach more than 10,000 students."
Changing things, one step at a time
Asked what the Tissot win means for him, and an ecstatic Neeraj says, "It feels amazing! I can't really put it into words."
Both he and Shankrith believe that the government alone cannot do everything. If we want to save the environment, each of us will have to step up and do something about it. "I remember my tenth grade teacher telling me this - 'The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it', and this has stayed in my head since. We can bring about massive change only when individual citizens, groups, NGOs, resident welfare associations, startups, corporates and MNCs come together and work in unison," Neeraj signs off.
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Top 10 Fittest Bisexual Celebrities
Source: Instagram/ Megan Fox
Some of the hottest and fiercest women of Hollywood don't necessarily exclusively date men. These women are open about their natural sexuality and gender fluidity. These fiery and strong women are some of our favorite actresses, personalities, singers, producers, and comedians. And check this out- they are all great ambassador of healthy lifestyle! We previously did a list of Fittest Male Gay celebs, and Fittest Lesbian Celebrities, and now we are researching the fittest bisexual celebs in Hollywood.
We have been making these lists of the Top 10 Fittest for several years now and continue our legacy with this new list. The HFR institute first compiled a list of the most popular 50 (and living) bisexual celebs and did research on all of them. We narrowed down the list to 35, 25, and finally to the fittest 10. We used interviews and social media accounts to find information, and took into account age, publicly known health issues, and lifestyle.
HFR is showing Hollywood's favorite bisexuals some love by recognizing the fittest and healthiest women. We present to you our 2017 list of the Top 10 Fittest Bisexual Celebrities in alphabetical order:
Drew Barrymore- 42
#Christmas2016 #sweatitout
A post shared by Drew Barrymore (@drewbarrymore) on Dec 26, 2016 at 1:33pm PST
The whimsical actress we all know and love came out in a 2003 interview with Contact Magazine.
"Do I like women sexually? Yeah, I do. Totally. I have always considered myself bisexual… I love a woman's body. I think a woman and a woman together are beautiful, just as a man and a woman together are beautiful. Being with a woman is like exploring your own body, but through someone else." -Drew Barrymore
The Wedding Singer actress recently got in shape for her role in the new Netflix Series: Santa Clarita Diet.
She flaunting her new and improved body at the Netflix Premiere of the Santa Clarita Diet in February.
Barrymore utilized her role in the Santa Clarita Diet to bring her body transformation into reality- losing a whopping 20-lbs.
"The weight loss was subtle and un-gimmicky. You notice from the beginning of the season to the end. I was heavy going into it. "[The series] was a really great goal line for me, because [even though] the weight loss [was] very subtle, it's attitudinal, it's empowerment, it's confidence. It's all of these things that [my character] lost in her life and I felt I had lost in my life, and it was such a blessing to come alive with her and it really was so positive for me." -Drew Barrymore
Fergie Duhamel- 42
#TBT Thinkin Bout Tokyo
A post shared by Fergie (@fergie) on Aug 25, 2016 at 3:16pm PDT
The Black Eyed Peas singer cleared up her sexuality speculation in a 2009 interview with The Advocate.
"Q: After you discussed past sexual experiences with women in an interview with 'The Sun' in May, headlines everywhere read, 'Fergie Admits She's Bisexual!' A: The funny thing is that I was very open and honest about that from the very beginning, and everyone was acting like it was some new trend. Go back four or five years, people, and you'll see the same answer.
It's no secret this sexy singer goes hard in the gym- after all she told the world "I be up in the gym just workin' on my fitness" on her world-famous hit: Fergalicious.
Fergie doesn't have a personal trainer. She enjoys dictating her own regime- and she does a great job a that.
She's been spotted at the gym doing hardcore cardio, stair-climbing and resistance training.
The vocalist also makes time to go jogging and hiking with hubby Josh Duhamel.
"Working out is really the top thing in my life that I do for my self-esteem and self-worth. It is like investment in health and happiness. When I am exercising, I get really proud of myself because I know I am doing everything in my power to be healthy." -Fergie
Megan Fox- 30
When you answer the door for the delivery like… @fredericks_hollywood #momlife
A post shared by Megan Fox (@the_native_tiger) on Mar 21, 2017 at 2:39pm PDT
Megan Fox is a foxy actress and model who isn't shy about her sexuality.
The Transformers actress claims that she was born with equal attraction to both men and women.
Fox's enviable figure is the product of regular exercise and 5 small meals a day.
Celebrity trainer, Harley Pasternak, created a 3-day-a-week circuit training program for Megan, which allows her to stay in top-notch shape for her movies.
"I think people are born bisexual and then make subconscious choices based on the pressures of society. I have no question in my mind about being bisexual. But I'm also a hypocrite: I would never date a girl who was bisexual, because that means they also sleep with men, and men are so dirty that I'd never want to sleep with a girl who had slept with a man." -Megan Fox
Lady Gaga- 31
In a 2009 interview with Barbara Walters, Lady Gaga spoke candidly about her dip in the lady pond.
In the interview, Lady Gaga admitted that her famous hit, Poker Face was dedicated to love for women.
The candid LGBT supporter dedicates much of her music to open sexuality and gender identity- promoting the youth to be themselves regardless of societal pressure.
"You know what? It's not a lie that I am bisexual and I like women, and anyone that wants to twist this into 'she says she's bisexual for marketing,' this is a […] lie. This is who I am and who I have always been." -Lady Gaga
Lady Gaga is extremely focused on her health and fitness.
She exercises 5 days a week for at least half an hour- performing plenty of crunches.
The popstar follows the 5 Factor Diet- which allows for five small meals a day.
Amber Heard- 30
Another day at the office #Aquaman #fighttraining @87elevenaction @jonvalera
A post shared by Amber Heard (@amberheard) on Apr 1, 2017 at 10:56am PDT
Friday Night Lights actress, Amber Heard, discussed her open sexuality with Elle magazine, stating that she "didn't want to look like I was hiding anything."
Heard doesn't necessarily have a sexual orientation- claiming that she falls in love with people for their inner selves.
Pineapple Express actress shapes up by making sure to cook her own meals- in order to control the portions and ingredients.
Heard stays fit with the help of routine and positive intent. Instead of working out to look good- she exercises to FEEL good, allowing the rest will follow.
"Once you start working out, you feel better and it becomes something you make time to do." -Amber Heard
Angelina Jolie- 41
Don't be afraid to be a little bit fierce in life. Stand your ground.
A post shared by Angelina Jolie (@angelinajolie) on Jan 6, 2017 at 5:48pm PST
This world-known actress, humanitarian and smoking hot mother of 6 has been open about her bisexuality for as long as Hollywood can remember.
"I have loved women in the past and slept with them. I think if you love and want to pleasure a woman, particularly if you are a woman yourself, then certainly you know how to do things a certain way." -Angelina Jolie
The Wanted star utilizes an array of workouts to stay in slender for her movie roles.
Jolie's regime includes yoga, kickboxing, resistance training, and plenty of lunges.
The Salt actress maintains a high protein, low carb diet to promote lean muscle mass- avoiding both red meat and wheat based foods.
Stella Maxwell- 26
A post shared by Stella! (@stellamaxwell) on Dec 21, 2016 at 3:57pm PST
This Victoria's Secret Angel is rumoured to be Kristen Stewart's girlfriend.
Maxim's Sexiest Woman Alive has always been publically bisexual- engaging in pda with A-lister celebs such as Miley Cyrus and Kristen Stewart.
The V-Secret model is also open about her fitness.
"I've been getting into doing a lot of yoga lately, and working out with my trainer. I work out three to four times each week and because I work out a lot during the week so I try to just fit [exercise] in around that. [We do] a lot of weights focusing on building lean muscles rather than bulking up. There's a lot of stretching and jump rope." -Stella Maxwell
Amber Rose- 34
Happy Brithday to this Amazing, Sweet, Talented Brand new Daddy @maksimc I love you babe! 😍❤👶🏼🙏🏽🌹😇
A post shared by Amber Rose (@amberrose) on Jan 17, 2017 at 7:32am PST
Bombshell Amber Rose doesn't appreciate titles surrounding her open sexuality.
"I'm extremely open with my sexuality. I can be in love with a woman, I can be in love with a man. I'm not into bestiality, but as far as humans go, I definitely find beauty in everybody, whether they're heavy-set, super-skinny, if they're white, black, Indian, Asian, Spanish. I can see beauty in anybody. […] If I see a women and I think she's beautiful and I like her, and she likes me back we can definitely try to be in a relationship together." -Amber Rose
Amber Rose revealed to OK! Magazine that she goes to the gym a lot- engaging in group fitness classes such as kickboxing and aerobics.
"I'm a Philly girl [so] I grew up eating cheesesteaks and cheese fries and all this fattening, good tasting food. I still kind of do that, but in moderation. But I work out and try to drink a lot of water." -Amber Rose
Kristen Stewart- 26
A post shared by @kristen.j.stewart1990 on Mar 26, 2017 at 11:03am PDT
The Twilight star isn't ashamed about her fluid sexuality.
"It's cool that you don't have to nail everything down any more. That whole certainty about whether you're straight or gay or whatever. You're not confused if you're bisexual. It's not confusing at all. For me, it's quite the opposite." -Kristin Stewart
The 26-year-old actress stays fit with one of her favorite hobbies: horseback riding.
Since she's California-native, with a massive family farm, riding a stallion is a viable fitness option for her.
Some of her other active hobbies include swimming, dancing and yoga.
The naturally slim actress keeps her diet in check by cutting back on bread, butter and fatty meat.
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Forever a #WildFang #TomBoy
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Evan Rachel Wood took to social media to open up about her sexuality.
In 2012, she shared on twitter: "I myself am bisexual and have always 'joked' about Miley giving me gay vibes. Not a bad thing! Just an observation."
The pretty-faced actress stays in top-notch shape by eating clean and engaging in plenty of physical activity.
Cardio is a major staple for Wood. She enjoys taking it outside with activities such as swimming, running and biking.
The Wrestler and Westworld actress has recently taken up yoga as well.
"I live in an area where I can ride my bike everywhere. That's a great way to stay in shape. I just started doing yoga, which I totally get why everyone is in love with it now. It took me a while to jump on the train, but it's pretty great. And dancing. It's a fun workout." -Evan Rachel Wood
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package i5.las2peer.services.codeGenerationService.templateEngine;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Base64;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;

import org.json.simple.JSONArray;
import org.json.simple.JSONObject;

import i5.las2peer.logging.L2pLogger;
import i5.las2peer.services.codeGenerationService.generators.ApplicationGenerator;
import i5.las2peer.services.codeGenerationService.traces.segments.CompositeSegment;
import i5.las2peer.services.codeGenerationService.traces.segments.Segment;
import i5.las2peer.services.codeGenerationService.traces.segments.SegmentFactory;
import i5.las2peer.services.codeGenerationService.traces.segments.UnprotectedSegment;

/**
 * The model violation detection class is responsible to find not allowed elements in unprotected
 * segments of the traced model elements.
 *
 * @author Thomas Winkler
 *
 */

public class ModelViolationDetection {

  private static final L2pLogger logger =
      L2pLogger.getInstance(ApplicationGenerator.class.getName());

  /**
   * The actual method that performs the checking.
   *
   * @param files The files of the repository of the component that should be tested
   * @param violationsRules The rules for the violation detection
   * @return A json array containing corresponding guidances of the found violations
   */
  @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
  public static JSONArray performViolationCheck(HashMap<String, JSONObject> files,
      JSONObject violationsRules) {
    JSONArray feedback = new JSONArray();
    GuidanceModel guidanceModel = new GuidanceModel();
    guidanceModel.addRules(violationsRules);

    Iterator<String> it = files.keySet().iterator();
    while (it.hasNext()) {
      String fileName = it.next();
      JSONObject fileObject = files.get(fileName);
      String content = (String) fileObject.get("content");
      byte[] base64decodedBytes = Base64.getDecoder().decode(content);

      try {
        content = new String(base64decodedBytes, "utf-8");
        JSONObject fileTraces = (JSONObject) fileObject.get("fileTraces");
        JSONArray traceSegments = (JSONArray) fileTraces.get("traceSegments");
        JSONObject traces = (JSONObject) fileTraces.get("traces");

        List<Segment> segments = SegmentFactory.createSegments(traceSegments, content, 0L);
        for (Segment segment : segments) {
          feedback.addAll(checkSegment(segment, traces, guidanceModel));
        }

      } catch (Exception e) {
        logger.printStackTrace(e);
      }
    }
    return feedback;
  }

  private static List<UnprotectedSegment> getUnprotectedSegments(CompositeSegment cSegment) {
    List<UnprotectedSegment> list = new ArrayList<UnprotectedSegment>();

    List<String> children = cSegment.getChildrenList();
    for (String child : children) {
      Segment childSegment = cSegment.getChild(child);
      if (childSegment instanceof UnprotectedSegment) {
        list.add((UnprotectedSegment) childSegment);
      } else if (childSegment instanceof CompositeSegment) {
        list.addAll(getUnprotectedSegments((CompositeSegment) childSegment));
      }
    }

    return list;
  }

  /**
   * Method to check a single segment if it contains not allowed content
   *
   * @param segment The segment to check
   * @param traces The traces of the file the segment is contained. Used for additional information
   *        needed during the check
   * @param guidanceModel The guidance model to use
   * @return A list of all found violations
   */

  private static List<JSONObject> checkSegment(Segment segment, JSONObject traces,
      GuidanceModel guidanceModel) {

    List<JSONObject> feedback = new ArrayList<JSONObject>();

    if (segment instanceof CompositeSegment) {
      CompositeSegment cSegment = (CompositeSegment) segment;

      // bottom up check
      List<String> children = cSegment.getChildrenList();
      for (String child : children) {
        Segment childSegment = cSegment.getChild(child);
        feedback.addAll(checkSegment(childSegment, traces, guidanceModel));
      }

      JSONObject modelMeta = getModelFromSegmentId(segment.getId(), traces);
      if (modelMeta != null) {
        String type = (String) modelMeta.get("type");
        feedback.addAll(guidanceModel.createFeedback(type, getUnprotectedSegments(cSegment)));
      }

    }
    return feedback;
  }

  @SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
  private static JSONObject getModelFromSegmentId(String id, JSONObject traces) {
    JSONObject modelMeta = null;
    Iterator<String> itr = traces.keySet().iterator();
    while (itr.hasNext()) {
      String modelId = itr.next();
      JSONObject model = (JSONObject) traces.get(modelId);
      JSONArray segments = (JSONArray) model.get("segments");
      if (segments != null && segments.contains(id)) {
        modelMeta = model;
        break;
      }
    }

    if (modelMeta != null) {
      return modelMeta;
    }

    return modelMeta;
  }
}

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Authors: Britzke, Eric R.; Harvey, Michael J.; Loeb, Susan C.
Source: Southeastern Naturalist 2(2):235-242. 2003.
We characterized Indiana bat (Myotis sodalis) roosting habitat at three maternity colony sites in western North Carolina and easter Tennessee. Using radio telemetry, we tracked six bats a total of 40 bat days (range 4-9 days/bat). In 1999, we located a primary roost in an eastern hemlock (Tsuga canadensis) snag (109 cm DBH) in the Nantahala National Forest, NC. In 2000, we located a primary roost in a pine (Pinus sp.) snag (39 cm DBH) in Great Smoky Mountains National Park (GSMNP), TN. Another primary roost was found in a pitch pine snag (P. rigida; 55 cm DBH) in GSMNP in 2001. Largest exit counts for the three colonies were 28, 23, and 81 bats. Primary roost sites were exposed to direct sunlight during most of the day. We also located six alternate roost trees: three pine snags, two red oak (Quercus rubra) snags, and one live sweet birch (Betula lenta). All three primary roosts located in this study were not used during subsequent summers. The eastern hemlock used in 1999 was still standing as of June 2001, while the two primary roosts in GSMNP had fallen within a year of being located. These records represent one of the first descriptions of Indiana bat maternity habitat in the southern United States.
Citation: Britzke, Eric R.; Harvey, Michael J.; Loeb, Susan C. 2003. Indiana Bat, Myotis Sodalis, Maternity Roosts in the Southern United States. Southeastern Naturalist 2(2):235-242. 2003.


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10 FEBRUARY 2018 Perseverance Furthers!
In "Spirit of the Law," a short story I've written, I wanted to explore life after death and something else—how the dead go on living or not living, if only in our memory, in the physical places where we've known them.
Of course, I'm not really capturing what life is like after death. It's my imaginative portrayal of one woman's experience, and it's a way of articulating metaphorically how the dead live on in our minds.
It helped to read that Bernard Malamud would write eighteen drafts of a story, working until he got it right. It takes that kind dedication to find a story's heart. To reach her readers, a writer needs the same kind of persistence as a religious person does in her determination to reach god. It's quite a love affair, an unrequited one at that.
I've also been reading about creativity and commitment in Erica Helm Meade's book Tell It by Heart. She talks about Eurynome, the Pelasgian creator, using that myth as a model for the cycles that artists move through. Meade describes Eurynome's "grasping for form in Chaos, experimenting with raw materials, birthing creation, suffering betrayal, followed by her re-imagining creation, reworking it, offering it as a gift, and at last, taking time to rest….Eurynome means wide-wandering, and creativity requires us to cover a lot of ground" (55).
A Canadian by birth, a high school dropout, and a mother at 17, in my early years, I supported myself as a stock girl in the Hudson's Bay Company, as a long-distance operator for the former Alberta Government Telephones, and as a secretary (Bechtel Corp sponsored me into the States). I also was a cocktail waitress at the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco, briefly broke into the male-dominated world of the docks as a longshoreman (I was the first woman to work on the SF docks and almost got my legs broken), founded and managed a homeless shelter in Marin County, co-created The Story Shoppe, a weekly radio program for children that aired on KTIM in Marin County, CA, and eventually earned two Master's degrees (one in creative writing and one in the humanities). I have published reviews, interviews, short fiction, poetry, travel pieces, essays, and memoir in over 160 American and Canadian venues. My novel Fling! was published in 2015. Curva Peligrosa, another novel, was published in September 2017. Freefall: A Divine Comedy was released in 2019. My poetry collection All This was published in 2011. I blog at http://lilyionamackenzie.com.


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Health Canada's Proposed Regulations For Edible Cannabis in Canada
Wondering when edibles are going to be legal in Canada? What about Health Canada's regulations for edible cannabis products? The results of the draft regulations are out. Here's our review of the proposed regulations for edible cannabis, cannabis extracts, and cannabis topicals in Canada.
When Are Edibles Legal In Canada & What Are Health Canada's Regulations for Dispensaries?
So when are edibles going to be legal in Canada? According to Section 193.1 of the Cannabis Act, cannabis edibles will be legal in Canada no later than October 17, 2019.
So it's perfect timing that Health Canada has now released its proposed regulations for edible cannabis, cannabis extracts, and cannabis topicals. This is huge news for cannabis and CBD companies, and especially for retail and online marijuana dispensaries.
If you're curious about if edibles are legal in Canada, when are edibles legal in Canada and what are the regulations for edible cannabis in Canada, this article is for you!
We're going to review Health Canada's proposed regulations for selling cannabis edibles, cannabis extracts and cannabis topicals at marijuana dispensaries in Canada.
For some quick background we look back to December 22, 2018, when Health Canada published draft regulations (Draft Regulations) in the Canada Gazette, which will regulate the following new classes of cannabis:
Edible Cannabis: Products containing cannabis that are intended to be consumed in the same manner as food (i.e., eaten or drunk).
Cannabis Extracts: Products that are produced using extraction processing methods or by synthesizing phytocannabinoids.
Cannabis Topicals: Products that include cannabis as an ingredient and that are intended to be used on external body surfaces (i.e., skin, hair, and nails).
Health Canada launched a 60-day public consultation on these Draft Regulations, which actually ended on February 20, 2019.
However, the results of the public consultation have not been published yet. So in the meantime, the following is our review of the current Draft Regulations for selling cannabis edibles in Canada.
Part 2 of the current Cannabis Regulations2 establishes the classes (i.e., cultivation, processing, and sale) and subclasses (i.e., standard/micro-cultivation, standard/micro-processing) of licenses that authorize activities with cannabis at the federal level.
A processing license (either standard or micro) will be required in order to manufacture, package and label edible cannabis, cannabis extracts and cannabis topicals for sale to consumers. The following additional requirements will also apply to licensed processors:
A past conviction for an offense under the Safe Food for Canadians Act3 (SFCA), or any of the Acts that will be repealed when the SFCA comes into force, will be a ground for refusal or revocation of a processing license if the conviction occurred within the preceding 10 years.
The Cannabis Regulations currently state that a licensed processor must retain the services of an individual with the necessary training, experience, and technical knowledge to act as a Quality Assurance Person (QAP). The Draft Regulations specify that the QAP must have the necessary qualifications to oversee the production of all classes of cannabis that the licensed processor is authorized to produce (including training, experience, and technical knowledge of both good production practices and product rules). However, if the QAP does not have the requisite knowledge and training with respect to edible cannabis, the license holder must retain the services of another individual with the necessary qualifications.
To read the third point go here.
Production Practices For Edibles
Part 5 of the Cannabis Regulations currently impose requirements on federal license holders relating to the production, distribution, and storage of cannabis to control the quality of cannabis produced by federal license holders.
The Draft Regulations would impose additional rules to prevent contamination of cannabis products and address the risk of foodborne illness associated with edible cannabis. For example:
Current requirements relating to the cleanliness of equipment used with cannabis or ingredients will be expanded to also include anything that is used within the licensed facility to transport cannabis or ingredients used in the production of cannabis products (e.g., forklift, hand lifts, etc.).
Licensed cultivators and processors will be required to have a ventilation system that provides clean air and removes unclean air that may have a negative impact on the cannabis or ingredients.
Existing controls designed to prevent the contamination of cannabis would be expanded, at least in the case of licensed processors, to also cover ingredients intended to form part of a cannabis product.
Read points 4-9 here.
Testing Procedures For Cannabis Edibles
The Draft Regulations will make minor revisions to rules governing the sampling and testing of cannabis. For example:
When conducting microbial and chemical contaminant testing, the licensed processor will now have the option of conducting testing on either the final form of the cannabis product or at the final step in the production process during which the contaminants could be concentrated. For example, if a cannabis extract is used in the production of a cannabis topical, the licensed processor would have the option of conducting testing on the cannabis extract or on the final form of the cannabis topical.
The current Cannabis Regulations state that levels of microbial and chemical contaminants must be within established limits for herbal medicines. Under the Draft Regulations, microbial and chemical limits will need to be within limits that are appropriate for the intended use of the product (e.g., ingestion, inhalation, etc.).
Product Rules For New Cannabis Classes
Product Composition and Ingredients
Certain Product Forms Prohibited
Product forms that pose a greater risk to human health, such as those intended to be used in or around the human eye (for example, eye drops), or products that are intended to be used on damaged or broken skin, or to penetrate the skin barrier by means other than by absorption (i.e., through the use of abrasives or needles) will continue to be prohibited.
Limits on Tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)
The Draft Regulations will establish THC limits, as follows:
For edible cannabis, there will be a limit of 10 mg of THC per discrete unit (i.e., individual serving) and per immediate container (the container that is in direct contact with cannabis, not including any wrapper). For example, an immediate container could contain one discrete unit of edible cannabis that contains 10 mg of THC. It also could contain two discrete units, which each contain five mg of THC.
For cannabis extracts, there will be a limit of 10 mg of THC per discrete unit that is intended to be ingested or for nasal, rectal or vaginal use (e.g., a capsule). In addition, there will be a limit of 1,000 mg of THC per immediate container. For example, an immediate container could contain 100 capsules of an extract that each contain 10 mg of THC, or 200 capsules of an extract that each contains five mg of THC.
Read points 3 & 4 on Dentons.com.
Variability Limits For THC and Cannabidiol (CBD)
The Draft Regulations also establish "variability limits" on the amount of THC and CBD permitted in the new classes of cannabis:
1.The following variability limits will apply to edible cannabis:
If the total quantity of THC or CBD that is displayed on the label exceeds five mg, the product cannot contain less than 85 percent of that amount, or more than 115 percent of that amount.
If the quantity of THC or CBD that is displayed on the label is more than two mg but less than five mg, the product cannot be less than 80 percent of that amount or more than 120 percent of that amount.
If the quantity of THC or CBD that is displayed on the label is less than two mg, the product cannot be less than 75 percent of that amount or more than 125 percent of the amount displayed on the label.
2. Cannabis extracts and cannabis topicals cannot contain less than 85 percent of the amount displayed on the label, or more than 115 percent of that amount.
Read points 3-5 on here.
Edible Cannabis
The following rules will apply to edible cannabis:
Only food and food additives may be used as ingredients in edible cannabis. In addition, the use of food additives must be in accordance with the limits and purposes that are prescribed for foods in the Food and Drug Regulations4 (FDR).
Edible cannabis may not be fortified with vitamins or mineral nutrients.
Edible cannabis must not contain caffeine unless it has been introduced through the use of ingredients that naturally contain caffeine (i.e., chocolate, tea, or coffee). In addition, the total amount of caffeine in the immediate container must not exceed 30 mg.
Edible cannabis must not contain ethyl alcohol, although a small concentration of ethyl alcohol that does not exceed 0.5 percent w/w of the edible cannabis will be permitted since ethyl alcohol is often present as a by-product in fermented ingredients or products (e.g., vinegar).
Cannabis Extract
The following rules will apply to cannabis extracts (products that are produced using extraction processing methods or by synthesizing phytocannabinoids):
Cannabis extracts must not contain any ingredients other than: (1) carrier substances, (2) flavouring agents, or (3) substances that are necessary to maintain the quality or stability of the cannabis product. For example, adding nicotine to cannabis extracts will be prohibited.
Cannabis extracts cannot contain sugars, sweeteners or sweetening agents.
Cannabis extracts cannot contain ingredients that are listed in Column 2 of Schedule 2 to the Tobacco and Vaping Products Act (https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/t-11.5/page-13.html#h-27). For example, the addition of vitamins, mineral nutrients and probiotics will be prohibited.
A cannabis topical must also not contain any ingredient that may cause injury to the health of the consumer when the product is used as intended, or in a reasonably foreseeable way.
The Draft Regulations include amendments designed to ensure that cannabis accessories do not increase the potential for harm associated with cannabis products, and to establish dispensing limits for accessories containing certain cannabis extracts. For example:
A cannabis accessory must not, through chemical means other than heating or combustion, alter or enhance the effects of the product, increase the potential for physical dependence on the product, or increase the toxicity of the cannabis product when used as intended.
A cannabis accessory that dispenses a cannabis extract intended for ingestion or nasal/rectal/vaginal use must not dispense a maximum yield quantity that exceeds 10 mg of THC.
Packaging and Labelling Requirements
The packaging and labelling requirements that currently apply to all cannabis products (e.g., the standardized cannabis symbol, health warning messages, THC and CBD content, and child-resistant packaging) will apply to the new classes of cannabis.
However, the Draft Regulations provide for specific additions and adjustments to account for the new classes of cannabis and to address the public health risks associated with these new classes (i.e., risk of accidental consumption and overconsumption).
The Draft Regulations impose the following labelling requirements on the new classes of cannabis and to cannabis accessories containing those classes of cannabis:
In addition to the current labelling requirements that apply to all cannabis products, the following information will be required on the label of all edible cannabis: (1) a list of ingredients; (2) the common name of the cannabis product; (3) an indication of the source of an allergen or gluten, or that sulphites have been added to the product (alternatively, this information could appear as part of the ingredient list); (4) a "best-before date," which will apply to edible cannabis products that are expected to deteriorate over a period of 90 days or less; and (5) a cannabis-specific nutrition facts table.
In addition to the current labelling requirements that apply to all cannabis products, the following information will be required on the label of all cannabis extracts: (1) a list of ingredients; (2) the identity of the cannabis product in terms of its common name or function; (3) a list of allergens; and (4) the intended use of the product (e.g., "for vaping").
Read points 3 & 4 on here.
Packaging Requirements
The Draft Regulations also make the following changes to the existing packaging requirements:
There will be an exception to the current prohibition on the use of a naturally-occurring metallic colour on the external surface of an immediate container that is made of metal, which will allow for the use of metal beverage cans.
The exterior surface of any container in which a cannabis product is packaged will no longer need to have a matte finish.
The immediate container for cannabis extracts will need to be designed in such a way that the extract cannot be easily poured, or drunk directly from the container. For extracts in liquid form that are not intended to be inhaled, and which contain at least 10 mg of THC, the container will need to include an integrated dispensing mechanism that dispenses no more than 10 mg of THC, unless the extract is in the form of discrete units (e.g., a capsule).
In the case of edible cannabis, there will be a requirement to use "food-grade" packaging (i.e., packaging that meets requirements set out in the FDR and the Safe Food for Canadians Regulations (https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/regulations/SOR-2018-108/index.html) (SFCR) for food) for the immediate container and for any wrappers.
Prohibitions on Representations
The Draft Regulations will prohibit the following representations on all product packages and labels:
It will prohibit representations regarding health benefits, including those that are currently permitted on food (applies to all classes of cannabis).
It will prohibit nutrient content representations that go beyond those permitted in the list of ingredients and cannabis-specific nutrition facts table, including those that are currently permitted on food (applies to edible cannabis only).
It will prohibit representations regarding cosmetic benefits (applies to all classes of cannabis).
It will prohibit all representations that associate a cannabis product, its packaging or its labelling (including its brand element) with an alcoholic beverage. For example, it will not be possible to use terms related to alcoholic beverages (e.g., beer, wine, etc.) for cannabis products. In addition, it will not be possible to use the name or logo of a company that manufactures alcoholic beverages on a cannabis product.
It will prohibit the representation of certain flavours, which are appealing to youth, on the packaging and labelling of cannabis extracts. Other than cannabis flavour, the flavours that are set out in Column 1 of Schedule 3 to the Tobacco and Vaping Products Act are prohibited.
It will prohibit the representation of edible cannabis as being a suitable means of meeting dietary requirements. For example, it would be prohibited to say that edible cannabis is suitable for people with diabetes, or as part of a low-calorie diet.
These prohibitions will be in addition to the existing prohibitions set out in the Cannabis Act.
The Draft Regulations provide that an order will be made to remove "cannabis oil" from Schedule 4 of the Cannabis Act six months after they come into force, in order to provide for an appropriate transition period. Following the six-month transition period, cannabis oil would be subsumed under the new product classes.
During this proposed six-month transition period, cannabis oil could continue to be sold as a class of cannabis (by federal licence holders, and provincially- and territorially-authorized distributors and retailers), subject to the current rules as they apply to cannabis oil. For example, cannabis oil would continue to be subject to the limit of 10 mg of THC per discrete unit, but the new limit of 1,000 mg of THC per immediate container would not apply to cannabis oil during the transition period.
A six-month transition period for dried or fresh cannabis will also be provided in relation to microbial and chemical contaminants. During the six-month period, microbial and chemical contaminants could remain within established limits for herbal medicines, rather than within limits appropriate for the intended use of the product.
Areas of Potential Concern
One concern is that the Draft Regulations will result in wasteful excessive packaging in the case of edible cannabis. Industry commentators have expressed concern that a limit of 10 mg of THC per discrete unit (i.e., individual serving) and the immediate container will yield an excessive amount of waste that could have a significant environmental impact.
The requirement that the production of edible cannabis take place within another building, if conventional food products are also manufactured at that site, may result in significant infrastructure costs that could limit access to the industry to only the most well-capitalized entrants, particularly in connection with the changes to the licence application process just announced by Health Canada.
Although avoiding cross-contamination or accidental mislabeling/packaging is an important objective, industry commentators have openly wondered whether less costly solutions might be available.
The current version of the Draft Regulations may be considered restrictive on some issues. It remains to be seen whether Health Canada will address these issues before the final regulations are published.
To read the full report written by Henry J. Chang go here.
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Q: Connection leakage issue when static method called from spring transactional method I have a transactional method at Service layer which call a static method where i am starting a thread for some async task(again some database operation). Does calling a static method from transactional scope can make some db connection leakage problem ?
Below is a sample code explaining the use case.
@Override
@Transactional
public void createRecords(Record r1, Record r2, HttpServletRequest request) {

saveSomeData(r1,r2.getScore());

// Call a Static Method that open a seperate thread
AsyncTasker.doSomeThing(r2);

saveNewData(r2);
}

AsyncTasker.java
public class AsyncTasker {

    private static final Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(AsyncTasker.class);

    private static ExecutorService executorService = Executors.newFixedThreadPool(10);

    public static void doSomeThing(Record r){

        try{
            ClearTask clearTask = new ClearTask(r);
            executorService.submit(clearTask);
        }
        catch(Exception e){
            logger.error("Error in ClearTask task execution " + r +" : Exception "+ e);
        }
    }

}

class ClearTask implements Runnable{

    private Record r;

    ClearTask(Record r){
        this.r = r;
    }

    @Override`enter code here`
    public void run() {
        Token.deleteAllData(r); // Static method making a rest call
    }
}

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Important Models
Solar watch
A solar watch is an electric or electronic watch which derives its power by converting solar energy into electrical energy by means of solar cells. This technology was invented in the 1960s and patented in 1969 by the United States Time Corporation. The first solar digital quartz watch was produced by . The first analog quartz solar watch came from Citizen in 1976, with Seiko close behind. Today, this technology is widespread, with hidden solar panels in conventional-looking watches from Junghans, Citizen. Casio, and Seiko.
The photoelectric effect was first used in experimental clocks as early as the 1950s. Patek Philippe showed a novel "perpetual" solar-powered clock at the Basel Fair in 1952 which used an electric motor powered directly by a solar cell to wind the spring of a mechanical clock. Such clocks were available commercially in the late 1950s, though they were not widely produced. Indeed, photoelectric cells were considered more important in the field of sports timing than as a power source.
The first photoelectric electric clock was introduced by Seikosha in 1965. It used a sealed nickel-cadmium rechargeable battery which could store 100 mAh, recharging in four hours using a photoelectric solar cell. This technology was not able to power a quartz clock or watch due to high current drain of the electronic counters used to divide the frequency at the time.
In 1969, the United States Time Corporation received a patent on the concept of a solar powered wristwatch, though the company had no plans to produce such a watch. The first solar-powered quartz watch would appear in July 1972. The Synchronar, later produced by the American firm Ness, was a casket case digital LED quartz watch with two large solar panels on the top. It was invented by Roger Riehl in the 1960s but he was forced to wait for the development of CMOS integrated circuits and low-power LEDs before he could produce his first prototype in 1971. The Synchronar was the first watch to be called "solar" in popular press, and was later sold in Europe by Eurotime as the Solar II.
The American company Uranus Electronics was the first to mix solar cells and the LED display on the dial of a conventional watch in 1975. The next year, the German company Cristalonic went into mass production of a standard solar watch movement with a digital LCD display. This movement had six solar cells positioned above the display, and was also used by the Swiss company Allorgan. Later that year, Swiss movement giant ETA released their own solar movement, with three solar cells above and below the LCD display. Other solar watches appearing that year were produced by Nepro, the LCD Neprosolar, and Sicura, the Solar Star.
Uranus also introduced a solar-powered calculator watch in 1976, with 12 buttons around the dial and an LED display. A more conventional solar calculator watch came from Marcel in the United States the following year, with a pad of 20 tiny buttons on the face.
The first solar watch with an analog display appeared for sale in late 1976. Citizen of Japan introduced their Crystron Solar Cell watch, with four large solar cells arranged on the dial. Seiko's first solar analog watch, using Cal. 4826, was introduced in 1977. It used 12 smaller solar cells arranged around the dial as a chapter ring. The first Swiss solar analog watch came from Sicura in 1978, with the power cells on the right side of the case and the crown at 9 00. Junghans introduced their Solar I in 1988, which boasted a 100 hour power reserve.
Work continued on solar digital watches as well. The Japanese firm, Orient, introduced a solar LED watch in 1976, and Mikado created an LCD watch with two batteries, one for a backlight. The Swiss Mondaine produced their own full calendar LCD watch, the Digi-Solar, the following year. Another Sicura model in 1977 moved the solar panels to the side of the case. Seiko introduced the first digital quartz chronograph with solar power in 1979.
In 1993, Junghans introduced the Mega Solar, the first radio-controlled solar watch. This was a development of the 1990 Junghans Mega 1, the first radio-controlled watch.
1972 Synchronar - First LED digital solar watch
1975 Uranus Electronics - First LED digital watch with solar panels in the dial
1976 Cristalonic - First LCD digital solar watch
1976 Uranus Electronics - First solar calculator watch
1976 Citizen Crystron Solar Cell - First solar analog quartz watch
1977 Seiko - First analog quartz watch with disguised solar panels
1978 Sicura - First Swiss solar analog quartz watch
1976 Mikado - First solar digital LCD watch with backlight
1979 Seiko - First solar digital LCD chronograph
1993 Junghans Mega Solar - First radio-controlled solar watch
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Ginther, D. K., Björklund, A., & Sundström, M. (2007). Family Structure and Child Outcomes in the USA and Sweden. Journal of Population Economics, 20, 183-201.
Ginther, D. K., & Pollak, R. (2004). Family Structure and Children's Educational Outcomes: Blended Families, Stylized Facts, and Descriptive Regressions. Demography, 41(4), 671-696.
Ginther, D. K., & Zavodny, M. (2001). Is the Male Marriage Premium Due to Selection? The Effect of Shotgun Weddings on the Return to Marriage. Journal of Population Economics, 14(2), 313-328.
Ginther, D. K. (2000). Alternative Estimates of the Effect of Schooling on Earnings. The Review of Economics and Statistics, 82(1), 103-116.
We have used the NLS, NLSY-79, and the NLSY-Children to examine the returns to marriage, the returns to schooling, and the effect of family structure on children's educational outcomes. Ginther (2000) shows that the returns to schooling depend critically on the assumptions used to identify the endogeneity of schooling. Ginther and Zavodny (2001) shows that the return to marriage is lower for men who got married as the result of premarital conception (shotgun weddings) compared with selected marriages. However, there is still a positive return to shotgun weddings, indicating that marriage does make men more productive. Ginther and Pollak (2004) examined educational outcomes for joint and step children in blended families compared with children from traditional nuclear families. We found that despite having both parents, joint children in blended families have worse educational outcomes that children from traditional nuclear families. In fact, joint children in blended families have outcomes that look similar to those of stepchildren. Bjorklund, Ginther and Sundstrom (2007) compared the effects of family structure in the US and Sweden. We found that despite the generous social safety net in Sweden, educational outcomes for children from non-intact families in both countries look very similar.
The NLS and NLSY has detailed information on schooling and family structure. The data follows individuals over time, allowing me to examine the effects of childhood investments on adult outcomes.


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Johnson v. State
Thomas v. State
Under these circumstances the trial judge acted within his discretion, and Armour was afforded his Sixth…
State v. Battaglia
(Citation omitted.) Johnson v. State, 258 Ga. 504, 505 (3) ( 371 S.E.2d 651). The trial court did not…
Full title:JOHNSON v. THE STATE. MOORE v. THE STATE
Court:Supreme Court of Georgia
Date published: Sep 16, 1988
258 Ga. 504 (Ga. 1988)
371 S.E.2d 651
Supreme Court of Georgia
45919, 45920.
DECIDED SEPTEMBER 16, 1988.
Murder. Colquitt Superior Court. Before Judge Horkan.
Lester M. Castellow, for appellant (case no. 45919).
Sam J. Gardner, Jr., for appellant (case no. 45920).
H. Lamar Cole, District Attorney, Charles M. Stines, Assistant District Attorney, Michael J. Bowers, Attorney General, Dennis R. Dunn, Assistant Attorney General, for appellee.
SMITH, Justice.
The appellants, Mattie Jean Johnson and Ricky W. Moore, were tried together and convicted of murder and possession of a knife during the commission of a crime. Both appellants were sentenced to life imprisonment and a consecutive five-year term for possession. We affirm.
The crime was committed on December 31, 1987. The Colquitt County jury returned its verdicts of guilty on May 10, 1988. Johnson's notice of appeal was filed on June 7, 1988. Moore's notice of appeal was filed on June 9, 1988. The transcripts of evidence were filed on June 16, 1988. The records were docketed in this court on June 23, 1988. The cases were submitted on August 5, 1988.
Statement of Facts
After meeting in a bar, Ricky Moore and Mattie Johnson left and walked to Henry Bolden's house. The evidence shows that the three became involved in a struggle in which Bolden, the victim, received seven fatal stab wounds to the neck and chest. Johnson was stabbed in the chest and Moore was cut on the arm.
A neighbor, Steven Johnson, discovered Moore standing on his front porch. Moore threatened to stab him. After Moore left, Steven Johnson saw Mattie Johnson come from the victim's house carrying a butcher knife. Johnson told the neighbor's friend, Debbie Smith, that Moore had stabbed her. Smith took Johnson to a convenience store and from there she made her way to the hospital. The butcher knife was never found.
At the hospital Johnson told the police she was stabbed by someone in a bar. Several hours later the police arrested Moore at the hospital and found a bloodstained pocketknife in his possession. The blood on the pocketknife was type O which was the blood type of both the victim and Johnson.
The victim was an elderly man who lived alone and drank frequently. The police did not learn of his death until the next day. His body was discovered in his ransacked home, and Moore's wallet was found near the victim's body. A social worker caring for the victim testified that the victim had approximately $150 on the day of the murder. This money was never found.
Case No. 45920
1. Appellant Moore's single enumeration of error raises the general grounds. Reviewing the evidence in a light most favorable to the verdict, we conclude that a rational trier of fact could have found the defendant guilty as charged beyond a reasonable doubt. Jackson v. Virginia, 443 U.S. 307 ( 99 S.C. 2781, 61 L.Ed.2d 560) (1979).
1. Applying the same standard as in Division 1 above, we find the evidence sufficient to support the conviction of appellant Mattie Johnson.
2. Appellant Johnson contends that the trial court erred in denying her motion to sever her trial from the co-defendant, Moore.
The grant or denial of a motion to sever is within the discretion of the trial court, and absent an abuse of discretion, denial of a motion to sever is not grounds for reversal. Short v. State, 256 Ga. 165 ( 345 S.E.2d 340) (1986). A case for an abuse of discretion is made when the appellant shows clear prejudice caused by a failure to properly consider the three elements of severance enumerated in Harrell v. State, 253 Ga. 474 ( 321 S.E.2d 739) (1984). The trial court properly redacted the co-defendant's statements. Depree v. State, 246 Ga. 240 ( 271 S.E.2d 155) (1980). Antagonistic defenses do not of themselves require severance. Kennedy v. State, 253 Ga. 132, 135 ( 317 S.E.2d 822) (1984). There was no abuse of discretion.
3. Appellant Johnson argues that the trial court abridged her Sixth Amendment right of confrontation by denying her a thorough and sifting cross-examination of co-defendant Moore.
"Generally speaking, the Confrontation Clause guarantees an opportunity for effective cross-examination, not cross-examination that is effective in whatever way, and to whatever extent, the defense might wish." Delaware v. Fensterer, 474 U.S. 15, 20 ( 106 S.C. 292, 295, 88 L.Ed.2d 15) (1985). On cross-examination appellant Johnson attempted to impeach the testimony of co-defendant Moore with an unrelated incident that occurred after the murder. The trial judge refused cross-examination on this point citing the prejudice to Moore. The judge also noted Johnson's thorough impeachment of Moore's testimony by other means. The appellant was afforded an effective cross-examination, and there was no error.
"Trial judges retain wide latitude insofar as the confrontation clause is concerned to impose reasonable limits on such cross-examination based on concerns about, among other things, harassment, prejudice, . . . or interrogation that is repetitive or only marginally relevant." Delaware v. Van Arsdall, 475 U.S. 673 ( 106 S.C. 1431, 1435, 89 L.Ed.2d 674) (1986).
Judgments affirmed. All the Justices concur.


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Australian rugby star Israel Folau says he "enjoyed" the off-field controversy which erupted after he claimed that gay people would go to hell.
The Wallabies player caused public uproar in April after posting comments on Instagram in which he said that gay people will go to hell "unless they repent of their sins and turn to God."
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The post triggered a wave of criticism from fans, sponsors and even teammates, who condemned the 29-year-old and accused him of homophobia.
Talking ahead of Saturday's test against New Zealand in Japan, the star said he "enjoyed" the scandal caused by his controversial remarks, adding that he had learnt a lot from the experience.
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"To be quite honest, it might sound a bit crazy, but I kind of really enjoyed what was happening off the field, not that it happened on purpose," Folau was quoted as saying by rugbybypass.com.
"But my identity is based around my faith in God and I truly believe that from deep down inside what was happening off the field, even though it was challenging and it was hard, it was actually molding me into the person in becoming stronger and it actually taught me a lot of things that I needed to learn, and I'm still learning now," he added.
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The deeply religious Folau said he remains firm in his beliefs, adding that he had learnt how to love and forgive those who disagree with him.
"Obviously a lot of people will say negative things about what was happening, but it taught me to actually love and forgive them for obviously not agreeing, and that's something that I've learnt to take on," he said.
On Wednesday, it was revealed that Folau had signed a new four-year deal with Rugby Australia, keeping him on the Wallabies' roster until at least the end of 2022.
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