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At EXCLUSIVE COZUMEL SAILING, our priority has always been to fulfill the dreams of our clients and have an unforgettable experience ; their safety and that of the crew being our main objective.
We stablished these protocols and prevention procedures before, during and after daily operations catamarans.
This protocol is a tool for applying risk prevention, control and reduction measures.
Protocol of prevention, safety and hygiene measures for collaborators:
- At the entrance and exit of the boat, wear glasses, gloves and wash your hands before the start of activities.
- Mandatory use of face masks from the moment the client is received until the moment of dismissing him.
- Maintain a healthy distance between collaborators and between collaborators and clients.
- It will perform takes temperature and daily log of it, if you have a temperature equal to or greater than 37. 5th, will be sent to the employee to his home for monitoring medical.
- Access or stay on boats will not be allowed in the presence of one or more of the following symptoms: cough, fever, headache, sore throat, runny nose and red eyes.
- Physical greeting is prohibited, maintaining the rules of cordiality and good manners among collaborators and towards guests.
Operation and coexistence
All collaborators should wash their hands for 20 seconds after each activity performed and before beginning any operation.
- As a mandatory rule, they must perform glasses assembly work, as well as wash their hands for 20 seconds after completing the activity.
- Employees must disinfect surfaces in the path of customers. (bar, tables, seats, bathrooms, kitchen)
- Each collaborator will be responsible for the disinfection process of their area in charge, for which they must have the disinfection material.
- The kitchen should be maintained at all times with covered food, items in place, and a sanitized table after use.
- At all times, staff must maintain a healthy distance from each other, as well as avoid waving.
- Spitting or releasing bodily fluids outdoors is strictly prohibited. In the event of a sneeze or cough, you must agree to the guidelines and labels.
- All items for daily use should be washed and disinfected.
Protocol of prevention, safety and hygiene measures for bar and kitchen.
It continues the current applications of NOM 251 and other previously established nomas.
Food reception is handled according to established standards and in an assigned disinfection area.
- Before operation, all kitchen work areas are washed and disinfected with biodegradable products authorized for cleaning and disinfection.
- Kitchen helpers at all times must wear mouth covering equipment, hair netting and gloves at all times.
- Cleaning and disinfection of trash cans, as well as containers used for this purpose.
- The kitchen should be kept at all times with food covered, objects in place, and a sanitized table after use.
- Food preparation tables, as well as utensils used, are kept clean and disinfected.
- Employees from outside the kitchen are not allowed at any time during the operation.
- All utensils used for the production of beverages are previously washed and disinfected.
- All the glasses are washed and disinfected.
- All canned products and glass containers are cleaned and disinfected before being used or served.
- Wash hands frequently.
Clients must comply with the protocols established in the infographic to guarantee their safety and that of the collaborators.
- The client must position himself on the ground marks where the healthy distance between them is indicated.
- The capacity of the boat will be governed by what the state traffic light marks at the time of the trip.
- Upon the client's arrival, the person in charge of receiving it requests the client to read the infographics of the safety and hygiene protocol for boarding the ship, as well as the application of antibacterial gel.
- The client performs the disaffection of the footwear on the access rugs.
- The SESA self-declaration test for acute respiratory infections is applied to each client.
- Readings and temperature log will be taken from customers who wish to board the ship.
- Any reading of 38 ° or higher will be a suspicious case of COVID.
- In case the first reading reflects 38 °, the reading should be repeated.
- If the reading is positive, it will be channeled to the doctor for review and care.
- In case of COVID symptoms: symptoms such as shortness of breath, the client will be invited to visit the doctor for review and care.
- An internal communication code will be established for a suspected case.
Protocol of prevention measures for sea guide
- The sailor guide must supervise at all times that the client complies with the established guidelines.
- In case of non-compliance, only a reminder will be made in a friendly and kind manner in defense of the safety of all.
Protocol of prevention, safety and hygiene measures for snorkeling equipment
The sailor: is responsible for keeping the snorkeling equipment clean (vests, masks, fins and tube).
- They are washed and disinfected with authorized biodegradable products.
- The equipment dries in the sun.
- They are provided to the customer directly by the crew.
- Instructions for use are given and a healthy distance is recommended.
Prevention, safety and hygiene protocol measures for bathrooms
Being a contact risk area, the controlled income will be kept.
- There is an exclusive bathroom for collaborators.
- Hygiene measures are increased for all surfaces: knobs, doors, handles, paper dispensers, alcohol, soap, toilets, seats, levers, sinks, sinks, trash cans, mirrors, switches, floors: doubling the cleaning frequency and disinfection.
- A frequent disinfection mop will be performed.
- The disinfection process starts from less dirty areas to the more dirty.
- Mangoes are disinfected frequently.
- They must have enough material to exchange and disinfect paper, disposable paper towels.
- Trash will be removed daily.
All materials for daily use must be disinfected at the end of the day and protected in the assigned space: mop, shawls, rags, sprays, etc.
This protocol will be open to constant changes and updates according with our estatal authorithies.


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Farmer in the Classroom visits allow students to learn about where their food comes from straight from the source. Visits involve hands-on lessons taught by a local farmer or food producer.
The Farmer in the Classroom program seeks to establish youth's long-lasting connection to and understanding of local agriculture and food production. We believe that personal interactions with local food producers are powerful tools for helping youth develop meaningful connections to their local community and enthusiasm for the healthy food produced within it.
The Farmer in the Classroom program facilitates experiential lessons in Ann Arbor area classrooms during which students engage directly with a local food steward and locally produced food, or some aspect of that food's production, in order to establish students' authentic connections to local agriculture and increased enthusiasm for locally produced food.

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The Na'vi sometimes blow through the tubular plant body to make its signature wailing sound as a warning to intruders to stay away. Although deadly and toxic, the plant is also a food source for the Na'vi. The large seeds of the banshee are attached on the stem opposite to the direction the plant is pointing, making it easy for the Na'vi to harvest them.
The banshee of paradise is one of the most dangerous plants on Pandora because it can eject poison tipped spines in a targeted direction. It has the ability to sense infrared radiation (IR), which is emitted from warm objects such as animals and people, and to rotate its tubular body to point toward the source of the IR. Large spines contain toxins in glands on the tips, which can be deadly in large concentrations. When the source of IR comes close to the plant, the spines eject their poisonous tips in the direction of the threat. (Read more)

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Accident statistics indicate that postcrash fire is one of the most serious threats to human life in aircraft crashes. It is also a serious threat in automotive crashes. Several methods are available to reduce this hazard. The simplest and most effective method is through control of the fuel spillage.
Aircraft crash testing has shown that fuel systems incorporating tough, flexible fuel tanks that are smooth in contour, free from rigid attachments, and mated with flexible fluid lines are capable of preventing fuel spillage during crashes involving decelerative loading above the human survival range.


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A team led by Professor Jeong Sang-hoon정상훈 of Korea Institute of Science and Technology한국과학기술연구원 (KIST) has developed a sensor technology that can measure calcium concentration in the body for the early diagnose of geriatric diseases.
In most geriatric diseases, such as cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and intractable neurological diseases, there is an ongoing decrease in calcium in the endoplasmic reticulum- a major organelle within a cell that plays various roles such as protein production, lipid, and steroid synthesis.
Consequently, preliminary detection of minute changes in human homeostasis can be a major key to early diagnosis of disease.
Professor Jeong's research team collaborated with Professor Kim Tae-jin김태진 of Pusan National University부산대 to develop the calcium-based sensor called fluorescence resonance energy transfer (FRET), a non-radiant energy transfer between two fluorescent substances that are sensitive to light, KIST said.
|The graphic shows the concentration changes before and after ATP treatments.|
The endoplasmic reticulum, also known as a calcium reservoir, is involved in cell death due to aging and is being actively studied as an important therapeutic target for improving and treating geriatric diseases. The sensor can precisely measure the change in calcium concentration in the cell's endoplasmic reticulum.
The findings, based on FRET, solve the measurement interferences present in the cell known as the disadvantages of conventional fluorescence staining. The researchers changed the structure of the protein-peptide particular region that is responsible for the sensing part of the sensor and improved the sensitivity part to efficiently react and detect the subtle calcium change in the high concentration in the endoplasmic reticulum, making the detection efficiency about twice that of the conventional measurement method.
The researchers tested cell imaging with fluorescent signals to detect calcium changes in the endoplasmic reticulum in the adenosine triphosphate (ATP) treatment, which temporarily reduces the calcium concentration in the sensor cell injection experiments.
"The results of this research will likely be widely used for understanding the roles and interactions of calcium in cellular endoplasmic reticulum in various diseases," Professor Jeong said. "It will be useful for the early diagnosis of geriatric diseases and the necessary physiological activity and efficacy in natural product and drug development process."
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Why Do Onions Burn Your Eyes
Why Do Onions Burn Your Eyes?
Onions are a staple ingredient in various cuisines around the world. They add flavor, texture, and aroma to a wide range of dishes. However, working with onions can be quite a challenge due to the irritating effect they have on our eyes. Many of us have experienced the uncomfortable burning sensation, tears streaming down our faces, and the struggle to finish chopping onions without resorting to wearing goggles. But why exactly do onions have this effect on our eyes?
The answer lies in the chemical compounds present in onions. When we cut, slice, or chop an onion, it releases a volatile gas called syn-propanethial-S-oxide. This gas reacts with the moisture in our eyes, forming a mild sulfuric acid. This acid irritates the nerve endings in our eyes, causing the familiar burning sensation and triggering our tear glands to produce tears in an attempt to wash away the irritant.
Onions contain a compound called alliin, which when cut or crushed, converts into other compounds that react with the syn-propanethial-S-oxide gas. The reaction produces a combination of sulfuric acid and other compounds that further intensify the irritation. Additionally, onions also release enzymes called lachrymatory factors when cut, which further contribute to the burning sensation.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
1. Can I prevent onions from making me cry?
Unfortunately, there is no foolproof method to completely prevent onions from making you cry. However, there are a few strategies that may help minimize the irritation. These include chilling the onions before cutting, cutting the onion under running water, or wearing goggles to protect your eyes.
2. Does the type of onion affect how much it makes you cry?
Different varieties of onions contain varying levels of sulfur compounds, which can influence the intensity of eye irritation. Generally, stronger-flavored onions, such as yellow onions, tend to cause more tears compared to milder varieties like sweet onions.
3. Can wearing contact lenses protect my eyes from onion fumes?
Wearing contact lenses may provide some barrier between your eyes and the onion fumes, but it is not a guaranteed solution. The gas can still reach your eyes, causing irritation and tearing.
4. Are there any health risks associated with cutting onions?
While cutting onions may cause temporary discomfort, there are no long-term health risks associated with it. The tears and irritation are merely a natural reaction to the compounds released by the onion.
5. Is it possible to eliminate the irritant gas from onions?
There are some genetically modified onions available that have reduced levels of the enzyme responsible for producing the irritant gas. However, these onions are not widely available and may not have the same flavor profile as traditional onions.
6. Does cooking onions reduce the eye irritation?
Cooking onions can lessen the eye irritation to some extent as heat breaks down the compounds responsible for the irritation. However, it is important to note that cooking onions for an extended period or at high temperatures can also cause eye irritation.
7. Are there any remedies to soothe irritated eyes after cutting onions?
Rinsing your eyes with cold water, applying a cold compress, or using over-the-counter eye drops can help soothe the irritation caused by cutting onions.
8. Can wearing goggles prevent onion-induced tears?
Yes, wearing goggles can create a barrier between your eyes and the onion fumes, preventing tears. However, it may not be a practical solution for everyone, especially when cooking in a professional kitchen.
9. Can people with sensitive eyes handle onions without tearing up?
People with sensitive eyes may find it more challenging to handle onions without tearing up. They can try the strategies mentioned earlier, such as chilling the onions or using goggles, to minimize the irritation.
10. Are there any alternative methods for cutting onions that don't cause tearing?
Some alternative methods include using a sharp knife to minimize crushing and releasing the irritant compounds, cutting onions near a running fan to disperse the gas, or using a food processor with a closed lid.
11. Why do some people seem less affected by cutting onions?
Individual differences in tear production and sensitivity to the irritant compounds in onions can influence how much someone is affected by cutting onions. Some people may naturally produce fewer tears or have a higher tolerance for the irritation.
12. Can onions have any positive effects on health despite their irritating nature?
Yes, despite their tendency to make us cry, onions offer numerous health benefits. They are rich in antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals, and have been linked to various health benefits, including improved heart health, reduced inflammation, and enhanced immune function.
In conclusion, the burning sensation and tears caused by cutting onions result from the release of syn-propanethial-S-oxide gas and the subsequent reaction with moisture in our eyes. While there is no guaranteed way to prevent this irritation, various techniques and strategies can help minimize its impact. Ultimately, the flavorful addition that onions bring to our meals makes enduring this temporary discomfort worthwhile.


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Create Labels
In a project, use labels to organize files and communicate information to project users. You can create these types of label categories:
 - Single-valued — You can attach only one label from the category to a file.
 - Multi-valued — You can attach multiple labels from the category to a file.
The Labels tree has built-in labels in the single-valued Classification category:
 - You cannot rename or delete Artifact, Convenience, Derived, Design, None, Test, and Other.
 - You cannot annotate built-in labels.
To create a label category:
 1. In a project, right-click the Labels pane. Then select Create New Category.
 2. In the Create Category dialog box, enter a name for the new category.
 3. If you require a single-valued label category, select the Single Valued check box. The default is multi-valued.
 4. If you want to specify a data type for the label other than String, from the Type list, select Double, Integer, Logical, or None.
 5. Click Create.
To create a label in a category:
 1. In the Labels pane, right-click the label category and select Create New Label.
 2. In the Create Label dialog box, enter a name for the new label and click OK.
To rename or delete a category or label, right-click it and select Rename or Remove.
To create new labels at the command line, see Automate Project Tasks Using Scripts.
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Orcus Patera is an enigmatic elliptical depression located between the volcanoes of Elysium Mons and Olympus Mons. This well-defined depression extends approximately 380 km by 140 km in a NNE––SSW direction. It has a rim that rises up to 1800 m above the surrounding plains, while the floor of the depression lies 400–600 m below the surroundings. ESA's Mars Express obtained image data of this region on 5 and 11 October 2005 using the High-Resolution Stereo Camera (HRSC). The data were acquired during orbits 2216 and 2238 and with a ground resolution of approximately 30 m per pixel. Combining data from the nadir channel and one stereo channel of HRSC produced this 3D image. Stereoscopic glasses are required to see the 3D effect.

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Gas Tech Intro To Business
This course introduces students to the process of starting, registering, and budgeting a small business. Topics will cover business structure, financing, business plans, location, and effectively communicating with your customer. In addition, students will study both small and large businesses and their founders, and what contributed to their success and failure. Throughout this course, students will understand what is unique about having a HVAC business, and certain realities of operating, advertising, locating, and competing in this competitive industry.


International Boxing Union (1911–1946)
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The International Boxing Union (IBU) was created June 1911 in Paris, France. It was the first attempt to create a unified international governing body for professional boxing.[1] Signators of the Protocol for the IBU were: Paul Rousseau (President of Fédération Française de Boxe et de Lutte) for France; Fred Tilbury (an Englishman, Master of Boxing, and President of Fédération Belge de Boxe) for Belgium; and Victor Breyer (President of Société Française de Propagation de la Boxe Anglaise), having an official mandate by the New York State Athletic Commission, and consequently acting on behalf of some American boxing authorities. Switzerland joined the IBU in November 1913. Denmark, the Netherlands, Italy, Sweden, Norway, Brazil, Argentine, Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom also signed up.[1] By 1922, the UK had withdrawn support, and the US were never fully committed.[1]
The IBU suspended operations with the outbreak of World War I, but resumed action on February 5, 1920—this time headquartered in Paris. Eventually, by the end of 1942, the IBU was in the hands of the Nazis and Fascists, who transformed it into the "Associazione Pugilistica Professionistica Europea" (APPE). By December 1, 1944, the IBU/APPE was dormant. In 1946, from the ashes of the APPE, the European Boxing Union (EBU) came into being.
 1. ^ a b c Mee, Bob (1978) Boxing: Heroes & Champions, ISBN 978-_PHONE_, p. 10


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Shoring is the technique of using a temporary support, usually a form of prop, to make a structure stable and safe.
Shoring is often used to provide lateral support:
- To walls undergoing repair or reinforcement.
- During excavations.
- To prevent walls bulging out.
- When an adjacent structure is to be pulled down.
- When openings in a wall are made or enlarged.
There are three basic types of shoring system that can be used separately or in combination depending on the nature of the support required.
 Raking shores
Raking shores [see top image] involve inclined members, or rakers, typically placed at 3-4.5 m centres, and braced at regular intervals. They tend to be inclined at between 40-75º. Typical materials that are used include timber, structural steel, and framed tubular scaffolding.
 Dead shores
Dead shores are primarily used to carry vertical loadings from walls, roofs and floors. This is often required when an opening is being made in a wall, or a defective loadbearing wall is being rebuilt. An arrangement of beams and posts support the structural weight and transfer it to the firm ground foundation below.
Example: When opening a wall, holes are cut so as to allow 300 x 300 mm beams, known as needles, to be inserted to carry the weight. These are usually placed at 1.2-1.8 m centres, and are supported by 300 x 300 mm vertical props known as shore legs at either end on both sides of the wall, with diagonal bracing as required. Needles are made of either timber or steel.
The shore legs stand away from both sides of the wall, usually allowing for a minimum of 1 m working space in between. To relieve the wall of the floor and roof loads, they are independently supported using 100 x 100 mm ceiling struts at 2 m centres. All doors, windows and other openings should be well strutted and secure before any dismantling work begins on the wall.
 Flying shores
If walls are at different heights, unsymmetrical flying shores can be arranged. Often this is in combination with raking shore principles, i.e. top and middle raking shores above a horizontal shore, perhaps with a bottom raking shore below, with binding to both sides as required.
Example: Flying shores consist of horizontal shores (often 250 x 250 mm) placed between wall plates and supported by a system of needles and cleats. Inclined struts are supported at the top by needle and cleats, and by a 150 x 75 mm straining sill that is fastened to the horizontal shore.
Single flying shores can typically be used for spans of up to 9 m. Double flying shores, in which two horizontal shores are connected using 150 x 150 mm studs, can be used for spans of up to 12 m.
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A non-corporeal energy-based species which inhabits inhabit the coronal haloes of O-spectra
stars and has developed a space faring civilisation, travelling the cosmos in field-enclosure ships. When encountering corporeal species, they usually use encounter suits aka Simulacrons which are tailored to look like a divine or idealised version of the species they interact with. When meeting humans, they look like golden greek gods, but act very mundanely.
Mizzarett have a commercial rivality with the Lamberj species. They are known to have colonies on Kimmonoshek.
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noun. the property of being porous; being able to absorb fluids.
Sentences with porosity
1. Noun, singular or mass
Move the soil into a wheelbarrow and then add about ¼ the volume with organic compost, which will give the soil nutrients and also improve its texture and porosity, making it drain faster.


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From Middle English solein, from Anglo-Norman solein ("alone"), from sole ("single, sole, alone"), from Latin sōlus ("by oneself alone"). The change in meaning from "single" to morose occurred in Middle English.
having a brooding ill temper
sullen (plural sullens)


Boy Names baby nameCríostóir
What does the name Críostóir mean?
The different meanings of the name Críostóir are:
 - Greek meaning: Bearer of Christ
 - Celtic - Gaelic meaning: Bearer of Christ
The meaning of the name "Críostóir" is different in several languages, countries and cultures and has more than one possibly same or different meanings available.
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whose argument is similar to that of the -o flag). As a special case, if you specify -m pid, nps only matches on entire PIDs, as it's pretty much useless to match only part of the PID.
Improving Output
Further improvements are concerned with output. nps detects whether its output is directed towards a terminal, and if that's the case enable grep output colorization so that you can quickly identify what was matched. You can also specify the --color flag which forces colorizaton even when nps is piped to a file or other process (this will leave terminal color codes in the output).
Similarly, nps follows after ps and clips command names if the output is a terminal. However, this too can be controlled: use --full to always output full command names, and --clip to always clip them. Note that the clip length depends on the size of the terminal nps is running in!
Another related concern use is the inclusion of a header. By default, ps will include a line with the name of all fields (columns) on display. This can be useful on the terminal when displaying a lot of fields (e.g. nps -v) but not otherwise, and while used in scripts it's a nuisance to be parsed away. nps hides the header by default, but it can be included back with the --header option.
Killing Processes with nps
Killing processes? Easy peezy, lemon squeezy, just add the -k flag:
$ nps -k sleep
# 60772 sleep 300
nps still prints the matched processes, which it also kills. Note it may fail to kill the matched processes! If the exit code is 0 when using -k, it means that all matched processes were killed (or that no process was matched).
As an aside, it's rather difficult to make the decision of what to return when no process is matched. On the one hand, all matched processes (i.e. none) were successfully killed. On the other hand, if you emit the command, you might expect it to kill something. I opted for to return 0 when no process is matched with -k (while usually it would be 1), because it makes the command idempotent, a very useful property when writing scripts.
It might be slightly better if nps reported on exactly which process were killed and which lived on, though re-running nps (without -k) can easily help determine which process are still alive, so all in all not a crucial feature.
Argument Processing
It's interesting to look at how nps processes it's arguments. Unlike most commands, options can be freely mixed with regular arguments (which are passed to grep for matching purposes). One advantage is that if you want to kill a process, you can first verify your query, then kill the process by appening the -k flag:
$ nps foobar
# 59325 sleep 300
# # (press up, type ' -k')
$ nps foobar -k
# 59325 sleep 300
If you use an unknown flag (e.g. -z or --foobar), nps will display its help and exit with code 1. But what if you want to match flags — a totally reasonable thing to do? Then you need to put those flags at the end, after the special -- separator:
$ nps -- -li
# 2043 bash -li
# 519 bash -li
I think it would be slightly better if one could still have regular options after. We could imagine to bracket sensitive options with --: nps -- -li -- -k, but then we also need a way to specify we want to match -- itself, probably as a special flag (e.g. --sep). This is a pretty big change to the script for little benefits, so I'm holding out for now.
All the "search" arguments are collected in order and merged (separated by a whitespace). So in reality, it doesn't really make sense to have more than one, though it can be convenient to type nps sleep 300 rather than nps 'sleep 300'.
Regular Expressions, and Return Code
The final search parameter (obtained through argument processing as described in the last section) will be used as a Posix extended regular expression (ERE).
This is something to keep in mind when you special characters which might need to be quoted. For instance, to search for an interrogation mark: nps '\?'.
For instance, the following command will match and highlight all string literals in running commands arguments:
$ nps '".*"'
As for the return code, nps returns 0 if it matched processes, 1 otherwise. This is different when using the -k flag, as discussed above.
Potential Pitfalls
nps was only tested on macOS Catalina, and given how finicky these things are, it's almost sure not to work out of the box on Linux.
In particular, the script command appears different in Linux than in macOS.
Getting nps
nps can be found in this Gist. Because it's short, I'm also joining a copy below:
#!/bin/bash
### --- Constants ---
SCRIPT_CMD='script -q /dev/null'
TAIL_CMD='tail -n +2'
### --- Parameters ---
ALL='' # flag to match all users process
CASE='-i' # flag for case-insensitive matches
KILL=0 # if 1, kill matched processes
# ps fields to match on
MATCH_FIELDS='-o pid,command'
# ps fields to output
OUTPUT_FIELDS='-o pid,command'
# command used to strip the header (or not)
STRIP_HEADER="$TAIL_CMD"
if [[ -t 1 ]]; then
 COLOR='--color=always' # whether to colorize output
 CLIP="$SCRIPT_CMD" # command to clip command names (or not)
else
 COLOR='--color=none'
 CLIP=''
fi
### --- Help ---
help() {
 echo -e "Usage: nps <opts or search terms> [-- <search terms>]\n" \
 " Print processes.\n" \
 " -a: include processes from [a]ll users\n" \
 " -s: case-sensitive match\n" \
 " -k: [k]ill the mached processes\n" \
 " -h: print this [h]elp and exit\n" \
 " -l: print the [l]ist of selectable fields and exit\n" \
 " -m <fields>: specify comma-separated list of field to [m]atch on\n" \
 " If specifying only '-m pid', only matches entired PIDs. \n" \
 " -o <fields>: specify comma-separated list of fields to [o]utput\n" \
 " -v: [v]erbose output, equivalent to\n" \
 " -o 'user, pid, ppid, pgid, sess ,jobc, state, tt, time, command' \n" \
 " --color: [c]olorize output even when piping to programs\n" \
 " --header: include fields (columns) header in output\n" \
 " --full: output full command name even if stdout is a terminal\n" \
 " --clip: output clipped command name even if stdout is not a terminal\n" \
 " --version: print version and exit\n";
}
### --- Arg Parsing ---
POSITIONAL=()
while [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; do case "$1" in
 -a) ALL='-a';;
 -s) CASE='';;
 -v) OUTPUT_FIELDS="-o user, pid, ppid, pgid, sess, jobc, state, tt, time, command'";;
 -o) OUTPUT_FIELDS="-o $2"; shift;;
 -m) MATCH_FIELDS="-o $2"; shift;;
 -k) KILL=1;;
 -l) ps -L; exit;;
 -h|--help) help; exit;;
 --) shift; break;;
 --color) COLOR='--color=always';;
 --header) STRIP_HEADER='cat';;
 --full) CLIP='';;
 --clip) CLIP="$SCRIPT_CMD";;
 --version) echo 2020.03.22; exit;;
 -*) help; exit 1;;
 *) POSITIONAL+=("$1");;
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done
set -- "${POSITIONAL[@]}" "$@" # restore positional parameters
### --- Match PIDs ---
filter_header_and_grep() {
 $TAIL_CMD | grep -v "$(which nps)" | grep -v " grep "
}
select_pids() {
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Analysis of cow milk by near-infrared spectroscopy
R. Jankovská, K. Šustováhttps://doi.org/10.17221/3488-CJFSCitation:Jankovská R., Šustová K. (2003): Analysis of cow milk by near-infrared spectroscopy. Czech J. Food Sci., 21: 123-128.
In this work, the major components (total solids, fat, protein, casein, urea nitrogen, lactose, and somatic cells) were determined in cow milk by near-infrared spectroscopy. Fifty calibration samples of milk were analysed by reference methods and by FT NIR spectroscopy in reflectance mode at wavelengths ranging from 4000 to 10 000 cm–1 with 100 scan. Each sample was analysed three times and the average spectrum was used for calibration. Partial least squares (PLS) regression was used to develop calibration models for the milk components examined. Determined were the highest correlation coefficients for total solids (0.928), fat (0.961), protein (0.985), casein (0.932), urea nitrogen (0.906), lactose (0.931), and somatic cells (0.872). The constructed calibration models were validated by full cross validation. The results of this study indicated that NIR spectroscopy is applicable for a rapid analysis of milk composition.


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Mercenary Breed was originally presented as a space opera or sci-fi action and adventure toolkit. When I started developing the Hastilion Expanse campaign, it became very clear to me that the universal-styling of Mercenary Breed could easily be applied across multiple science fiction subgenres and themes. This could include settings, campaigns, or even individual missions. It was so easy for me to create a military sci-fi and sci-fi horror missions within the space opera campaign that when planning 2.0, I knew I wanted to expand on those ideas.
To embrace this universal application, there is an entire chapter within the Mercenary's Handbook dedicated to applying different subgenres and themes to Mercenary Breed and how to use the mercenary framework. This 44-page chapter not only provides direction for applying different styles and themes to Mercenary Breed, it also discusses different character archetypes for those themes (to be previewed next week). This whole thing is presented in a universal way, without Savage Worlds mechanics, that it can actually be applied across the board with any science fiction game and setting.
From its beginnings, Mercenary Breed was designed to create sci-fi action and adventure with a mix of the dramatic, also known as space opera. After developing the Hastilion Expanse campaign, it became obvious that the toolkits and sandbox setting could actually be used to develop all types of science fiction settings and campaigns. It is thus that Mercenary Breed is growing out of its space opera roots to encompass a wide array of themes and flavoring for settings, missions, and campaigns.
To begin, it is imperative to understand what type of campaign (or overall setting) the GM is attempting to recreate. Does the action focus on a single planet where war is eminent? Or do the mercenaries travel across a galactic sector to perform missions that ultimately benefit the corporation?
Choosing a campaign theme is a good place to start as it establishes the framework that drives the overall story arc. This framework could be recreated as a background storyline always moving as the mercenaries perform various missions. Or it could be recreated as the underlying purpose of each mission, moving the corporation closer to the end of the campaign and the finale of their motivations. What these motivations are can alter the campaign theme, such as settlement of a new sector, expansion of the corporation across recently settled planets, or the complete domination of whatever planet they are headquartered on.
However, one thing to keep in mind is that choosing a campaign theme does not mean every single mission follows that theme. It could simply mean the campaign theme drives the back story while the mercenaries perform missions that may or may not serve to further that back story. The final design is ultimately up to the GM, but it should provide the mercenaries with a reason as to why they've been hired into the mercenary force.
Exploring a galaxy, or a region within a galaxy, starts with space travel. Space travel campaigns consist of exploration across unknown, uncharted, recently discovered, or even hostile environments. The purpose could range widely from searching for planets to settle to clearing the region of all hostile threats. However, at the core of every space travel campaign is a spacecraft, or fleet, designed for long trips across space without resupplying. The spacecraft must be self-sufficient and would probably contain a large number of personnel to perform all the daily mundane tasks. The term capital ship has been used previously to describe a space faring headquarters for a corporation, which would be a craft designed for housing executives and possibly deploying exploration fleets. Thus, a space travel campaign would be centered on this spacecraft or fleet.
Life aboard a spacecraft would be considerably different than life planet-side. Everyone aboard would have a purpose from simple maintenance workers and child care providers to the navigator and captain of the ship. Each mercenary would thus need a purpose that correlates to life aboard a spacecraft. This could include leaders of exploration teams, navigators, engineers, and general soldiers, but each one should provide value to the spacecraft personnel. Otherwise, why would they be hired in the first place?
Corporations exist for one reason: to make money. Once a corporation's revenue begins to flatten or dip down, they're bound to seek other means of increasing their revenue. For that, they need to build new facilities to mine, produce, or sell their products. Space travel allows them to find new planets to do this. What planets they choose will be completely dependent on how the corporation makes money, but there is no shortage of new possibilities out there.
New planets are opportunities for mining new resources. Newly settled planets may contain new outlets to produce products at a low price if labor is cheap. Well-populated planets may be favorable locations to sell all those products. Either way, the driving force is to find a way to increase revenue.
Corporations who spend their time traveling across space may be looking for resources to sell to other corporations. They could come upon the moon of a recently settled planet with valuable resources locked deep within. Establishing a new mine takes only months and the corporation is able to increase their credit flow by selling these new resources to their existing customers or find new ones. Maybe the resources are extremely rare. Maybe the resources are new and can be made into better technology.
Another possibility is that the corporation is looking to sell resource mining opportunities to other corporations. These corporations are in charge of seeking planets with resources and ensuring a peaceful meeting with the indigenous people.


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How is figurative language used in ''The Devoted Friend'' by Oscar Wilde?
Oscar Wilde's "A Devoted Friend" is an example of a type of story called a "fable." Fables usually sound like children's stories because they are meant to instruct or demonstrate a moral, and they often feature animals as characters. This type of story is, by its very nature, figurative in meaning, because it is not meant to be taken literally. If we took this story literally we would have ducks and rats and linnets talking to each other.
The figurative nature of the story is also a bit ironic because the linnet is telling a story about humans. Within the story's reality, he is using human behavior to teach a moral to other animals. Wilde has succeeded in turning the normal pattern upside down. Again, none of this is meant to be taken literally, so its meaning is figurative.
You might also think of the story as symbolic. Symbolism is a type of figurative language (along with simile, metaphor, personification). The animals represent, or symbolize, different kinds of people. The duck is a concerned parent, the linnet is something of a philosopher, and the water rat is a selfish, ignorant person who can only look at things in terms of his own well-being.
This story is also an example of a "frame story" because it consists of a story within a story. This happens when the linnet tells the duck and water rat a story about two humans.
"The Devoted Friend" by Oscar Wilde is a short story whose main idea is the exposure of the double standards of what is thought to be as the proper, righteous, and polite society of Victorian London.
Therefore, irony would be the first technique as well as the personification of the marsh animals who are taking part of the story and tell each other the tale of the miller and Hans.
The nested story is also figurative. The animals tell a story within their own story.
Epigrams and aphorisms are rampant in every work of Oscariana and is evident in the juxtaposition of ideas such as the idea that having a moral in a story is a negative thing, and how (even though the moral of the story was clear) nobody seemed to care to recognize it.
That is what reinforces Wilde's use of irony in his tales, and how he wants to expose society for what it is.


What to do if there is no history data from the Tapo temperature and humidity sensor
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Updated 06-29-2024 03:52:22 AM 14898
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As an owner of the Tapo temperature and humidity sensor T310 or T315, not only can you observe real-time temperature and humidity within the app, but you can also review the historical data to understand the daily, monthly, and yearly changes.
How to export history data from Tapo temperature & humidity sensor
If you notice there is no history data recorded in the Tapo App, or the data stops uploading, the following tips may help to resolve the concerns.
Note: Tapo hub should remain connected to the internet to upload and store Tapo T310/T315's history data. Data from any power outage period will be lost.
 1. Attempt to manually alter the temperature or humidity in the sensor's surroundings to observe real-time changes in the app. For example, cover the sensor's top vent hole with your hand, or blow air towards the vent.
If no changes occur, there might be a connectivity issue between the sensor and the hub. Refer to the suggestions here to improve sensor's connection: How to improve the connection stability of my Hub and its sub-devices
How to check the signal strength of the sensor?
Go to Device Settings in the Tapo App -> Device Info -> Tap the signal icon to check the Signal Strength value (RSSI rate).
 - Strong: more than -50 dBm
 - Good to Average: among -70 dBm to-50 dBm
 - Poor: less than -70 dBm
Note: the signal is too weak when it is less than -70dBm, and it is likely to cause a disconnection problem.
 1. Restart the router, wait for 30 minutes then check if the data in the Tapo App has resumed normal recording.
 2. Check if the router has any firewall or ad-blocker settings that might block access to TP-Link servers, preventing the hub from uploading data to the cloud. Disable or remove these settings then monitor future data records.
 3. Change router DNS to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4.
 4. Restart the Tapo hub.
(Note: unuploaded history data will be deleted after rebooting the tapo hub.)
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The clinical laboratory has an essential role in all aspects of life and the diagnosis process starts early on in medical examination through blood testing or non-invasive testing. It plays an important role in any clinical decision and will have a 30 to 100 per cent impact based on the diagnosis itself and the continuity and outcome of the medical condition, according to Dr Ismail A Bakhsh, Consultant Clinical Scientist, Director of Ancillary Services, National Medical Care.
Today, healthcare systems are moving to become Accountable Care Organizations (ACO). Laboratory services are an integral part to the success of any healthcare system and can contribute a great deal to the success of the ACO model that aims to improve patient outcomes and population health management while keeping costs at a minimum.
At Global Health Exhibition, Dr Bakhsh will be discussing ACO's and the laboratory's integral contribution to the success of any healthcare transformation model.
He describes an ACO model as different organisations within a healthcare system working together to improve the health of their assigned local population through integrating the services to manage the causes of illnesses. Those groups of doctors, hospitals, and/or other healthcare providers must work together with a single goal of giving better care at a lower cost and this includes laboratory services.
Dr Bakhsh explained: "ACO is a relatively new concept and highlights the shift in the way we are serving and catering for our patients and clients. ACO's will depend a lot on the laboratory because, for example, in certain chronic diseases such as diabetes, a diabetic patient will need to visit the doctor every two to three months and the visit will not be complete if they have not done any blood tests."
ACOs have been created to push the industry away from fee-for-service towards value-based care through care coordination and a shared savings payment model. Effective contribution of any clinical laboratory services to ACO depends on the insurance of the effectiveness of five laboratory strategies. These include:
- Outreach services: The capacity to extend beyond the institute for wide coverage.
- Electronic connectivity: For example, easily requesting /ordering laboratory tests and accessing tests results remotely and freely.
- Lean processes: Better time utilisation, reduced errors, etc.
- Utilisation Management: Effective utilisation management plays a crucial role in decreasing costs without lowering quality.
- Aligning with the bigger picture: Laboratory data and resources play an important role clinically and for ACO planning and execution.
Impact of COVID-19 on laboratories
Several areas have been impacted due to COVID-19, stressed Dr Bakhsh. One has been the psychological impact of isolation and quarantine and how people are behaving because of it. Second, has been the financial impact due to drastic job losses, and third has been a shift in the environment of the laboratories due to the increased demand for COVID-19 testing.
"According to recent findings, there has been a reduction in about 14 per cent in the global laboratory industry, but there has also been a positive impact as the development of testing in such a short time was enhanced. So, we have seen a lot of development and enhancement in connectivity, communication, and digitalisation, among other areas," he highlighted.
Additionally, technology has had a major impact on the day-to-day operations of the laboratory. Dr Bakhsh said that in his organisation, due to COVID-19, there was an increase in home visits, daily consultation, and telecommunication, for medical concerns.
"There has been a shift from face-to-face and physical communication, whether in the medical field or managerial roles," he said. "Also, there been an increased use of artificial intelligence (AI) and I think it is a developing area, especially in centralising data. Moreover, AI is driven by the private sector, which more flexible and can see the return on investment."
He concluded: "The message that I want to emphasise on is that ACO is all about the patient and how healthcare organisations should focus on providing high-quality, safe and cost-effective services."
Dr Bakhsh will be speaking at the 'Leaders Session: Transformation to ACO: How can the lab help?' on December 7 at 6pm at the Global Health Exhibition.
He has over 25 years of experience in diagnostic, therapeutic laboratories and executive management. He is skilled in Epidemiology, Medical Devices, Oncology, Haematology, and Healthcare Information Technology (HIT) and also holds an MBA. His PhD, from the University of London, is focused on Haematology and Cellular Therapy.


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In: Tzafestas, P.; et al: Parallel and Distributed Computing in Engineering Systems, pages 35-40. Elsevier North-Holland, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 1992.
Abstract: We applicate Place/Transition nets and Colored Petri Nets as a formal method to design a digital system (a RISC-like processor). We point out the simulation capabilities and descriptive power of Petri Nets, and prove structural analysis techniques to be useful to validate the system.
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"There is not a lot written on this yet, and it's so radical that if it ever happens, our nation will change, our schooling will create a different thinking nation. You are on the cusp of change, it's true."
- Dorothy Heathcote on her "Rolling Role" system
"Rolling Role" was originally designed by Dorothy Heathcote particularly for use in secondary schools, as a way of addressing the fragmentation of the school curriculum, breaking down the walls between subject areas, and help students to see that subjects have links with each other. In this system, a team of teachers together develop a common "context" for a programme of work. It is designed to meet their different curriculum areas and teaching targets. The programme of work can then "roll" from teacher to teacher; work produced by one class can be used as a resource by another class.
This guide to the system was produced as part of an Erasmus+ project, with partners in the UK, Italy, Spain and Poland.
We are using the system, not only with subject teachers in the same school; we are also linking schools and organisations in different countries – even in different sectors – through the application of digital technologies.


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If I have N particles how do I assign their x values so that the end result is Gaussian distribution. i.e. particles near the ends are more spread out than particles near the center.
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This doesn't randomly sample points, but instead chooses representative points deterministically.
scipy.stats.norm.ppf(np.linspace(0, 1, 1000+2)[1:-1])
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NumPy comes with a nifty random library with various distributions, including normal (Gaussian).
From the Numpy documentation:
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which will give you 1000 normally distributed values with mean mu and standard deviation sigma.
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 - $\begingroup$ In response to your comment I was going to suggest s = np.hstack((s, -s)) but I think you are actually asking for s = scipy.stats.norm.ppf(np.linspace(0, 1, 1000+2)[1:-1]). $\endgroup$ – k20 Aug 7 '14 at 22:31
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How to find a specific text in DOCX document using C# and .NET
 1. Add SautinSoft.Document from Nuget.
 2. Load a DOCX document.
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 4. Count all matches.
How to count how many times a specific text 'Tom' appears in the document.
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 class Program
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 /// Find a specific text in DOCX document.
 /// </summary>
 /// <remarks>
 /// Details: _URL_
 /// </remarks>
 static void FindText()
 {
 string filePath = @"..\..\..\example.docx";
 DocumentCore dc = DocumentCore.Load(filePath);
 string searchText = "document";
 int count = dc.Content.Find(searchText).Count();
 Console.WriteLine("The text: \"" + searchText + "\" - was found " + count.ToString() + " time(s).");
 Console.ReadKey();
 }
 }
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 Sub Main()
 FindText()
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Mel'nikova, E.L. and Gorodilov, Y.N. (2006) The peculiarities of larval development of the European smelt Osmerus eperlanus eperlanus (L.). Russian Journal of Marine Biology, pp. 241-244
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Species Development state Trait Primary Data Secondary Data
Osmerus eperlanus Larvae Initial larval size The l ength of the body is 6.0-6.1 mm including the length from the rostrum the anus, at age 200-210 ts 6.05 mm
Osmerus eperlanus Larvae Temperature during larval development The observation of larval develoment was held at the five following regimes at constant temperature: 9.5, 10.8, 12.0, 13.8 and 18.3°C 9.5 °C
Osmerus eperlanus Larvae Full yolk-sac resorption In talking about larval development, we refer to the period from hatching of the embryo from egg shell to full resorption of the vitelline sac. As the age of the smelt is counted in relative duration untis, the larval period falls in the age interval between 200 and 340 ts. The duration of the larval development may be counted easily for each temperature regime using the following formula: log ts (t) = 3.22665 -0.13876t + 0.00297t² where t is the temperature. For example, value ts is equal to 116 min at 10.8°C, so the duration of the total larval development at the given regime is 116 (min) x 140 (ts) = 16240 min or 11 days and 7 hours 1.68 °C * day


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According to background information in the article, "there is growing concern worldwide about a possible increase in the risk of cancer among users of hair dyes." The authors add, "An association between hair dyes and cancer would be an important public health concern since about one-third of women in Europe and North America, along with 10 percent of men older than 40 years, use some type of hair dye. Permanent dyes, the most aggressive type, represent 70 percent of the market share even more in Asia."
Bahi Takkouche, M.D., Ph.D., from the University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain, and colleagues analyzed data found in a medical literature search identifying 79 studies from 11 countries to examine the association between personal use of hair dyes and relative risk of cancer.
"Our results indicate that, globally, there is no effect of personal hair dye use on the risk of breast and bladder cancer," the authors report. "There is a borderline effect for hematopoietic cancers (for example, leukemia and multiple myeloma). However, the evidence of a causal effect is too weak to represent a major public health concern."
"Some aspects related to hematopoietic cancer and other cancers that have shown evidence of increased risk in one or two studies should be investigated further," the authors write in conclusion. "Efforts should be targeted toward the assessment of the risk of cancer in occupational settings where exposure to hair dyes is more prolonged and has a higher concentration and frequency than personal exposure."


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I'm aware about the difference between _URL_-title and _URL_-article1-title. In my application I have the following type of urls: my_domain.com/2015/december/my-article1-title
Since the month is a word, not a digit, is there any downside for SEO? Will it be treated as a keyword and thus will be confused with the title of an article? Or is a search engine smart enough to realize that "december" is a part of a date?
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 You are seriously over thinking this. The short answer is No. Ontologies understand that 12 is December. – closetnoc Dec 24 '17 at 2:44
 - _USER_ the question is whether a search engine is able to do so – Kakki Dec 24 '17 at 2:45
 - Yes. Of course. Ontologies are used to understand meaning. Ontologies know 12, Dec, December, etc. So is there an issue with SEO? The answer is No. Both are the same. Cheers!! – closetnoc Dec 24 '17 at 3:55
 - _USER_ the question is whether a search engine is able to do so – Kakki Dec 24 '17 at 5:50
 - Google use only those keywords which is matched with user query, rest of keywords, google does not care. If someone type 12 on their query then first URL will be great, and if someone type december on their query then second URL will be great. Google does not confuse here, yes google consider it as dates, but they also consider it as keywords as well. – Goyllo Dec 24 '17 at 9:28
I would use the digits, as it makes your url shorter and easier to read for your users.
 - How is this answer helpful beyond what had already said by other users? – John Conde Dec 25 '17 at 21:27
 - added the user's perspective to the discussion. It's not really important if Google understands it as december or not. I would use the short version because of a better user experience > easier to read the url. – p3sn Dec 26 '17 at 9:31
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in the first place?
 Or to put it different: Should each scenario in a feature file be able to be run isolated?
 Thanks once more for this great blog,
 1. Hi Flo,
 The content under the "Lengthy End-to-End Tests" specifically addresses lengthy test cases. I've seen situations where testers will write a test case with 50+ steps! My visceral reaction is, "Don't do that!" However, many people really struggle with decomposing a long test procedure into smaller, isolated behaviors. Or, they fail to adequately capture the intention of combining a few behaviors together in a unique way.
 To answer your questions directly: Make sure each *desired* behavior has its own dedicated scenario. There are often more behaviors in a product than can be written into Gherkin scenarios. So, in your example, the main desired behaviors appear to be (1) account creation, (2) login, (3) browsing items, (4) handling shopping cart items, and (5) checkout. Each of these five has multiple behaviors (for example, login could be successful or unsuccessful). Then, it seems like there could be an end-to-end scenario where the user logs in, adds a few items to the cart, removes one, goes to checkout, changes the address, and pays with a card. The end-to-end scenario could be written in Gherkin; my article provides a few recommendations for how.
 Should each scenario in a feature file be able to be run isolated? Absolutely yes: test case independence is vital for scalable test automation. Consider the use case of filtering tests to run by tag – not all test will be run, and not all in order. Each scenario should be independent of others.
 3. Hi Andy, many thanks for your sharing! Can you advise me about this case of my team: we need to check validation of a field:maxlength of this field must be less than 100 characters, if user input value more than 100 character, the dialog message should be display. We use Gherkin language, but I don't know how to create a scenario to describe this case.
 Thanks once more for this great blog,
 1. Hi Giang,
 How about something like this?
 Given the "name-of-the-page" page is displayed
 When the user enters a 100-character string for "name-of-the-field"
 Then an error message is displayed indicating that the input for "name-of-the-field" is too long
 You should change the names and wording to suit the app.
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 1. Hi Andy,
 Great example. Would the positive-version of this test be an appropriate usage of BDD/Gherkin?
 When the user enters a string of 99 or fewer characters for "name-of-the-field"
 And the user clicks the Save button
 Then the form "name-of-the-form" is saved
 Does this make sense?
 4. Andy,
 How would I handle situations with long multi-page forms where selections made on an earlier page could effect the next page or the next several (think turbotax style wizards). I can't figure out how to go about writing concise end to end Gherkin for this type of scenario.
 Thank you!
 1. As one scenario:
 Scenario: Do Everything
 # Page 1
 Given page 1
 When do stuff
 Then page 2
 # Page 2
 When do more stuff
 Then page 3
 # Page 3
 When do even more stuff
 Then page 4
 # …
 Broken up as multiple scenarios:
 Scenario: Do page 1 stuff
 Given page 1
 When do stuff
 Then page 2
 Scenario: Do page 2 stuff
 Given page 2
 When do more stuff
 Then page 3
 Breaking things up is the better approach. (1) Test failures are more obvious. (2) Automation can optimize how it gets to each page. (3) Scenarios focus on individual behaviors.
 5. Great article Andy! Can you advise how would I implement BDD in an optimized way in my project? We have jbehave scenario which cover the client side android and server side. If I have to write a jbehave test to validate a scenario which processes the information on server side, should I write a test using appium or an api test? I can write an api test using karate but that will not cover the a user behavior as a user will always use the android app to perform a scenario. But if I write an appium test, the execution will be slower. How should be the right approach?
 1. Hi Biswajit! Without knowing your project, it's hard for me to give the right answer. Here's what I would ask you to consider:
 Consider the risk. This behavior has a mobile-app-UI component and a backend-API component. What would be the risk of skipping the UI component? If the UI doesn't do much other than fire off an API call, the risk is probably low, and it would probably be okay to do an API-only test. However, if the UI is doing some more complicated stuff (like number crunching or transformations or a multi-step data entry), then it might be worthwhile to bite the bullet and make it an Appium test.
 Consider the Testing Pyramid. Do you already have good unit test coverage in this area of the mobile app? Do you have robust API tests already in place? Do you have other Appium-level tests that cover similar behaviors?
 Consider the possibilities. How many ways could the API be called? How many equivalence classes of inputs can it have? Perhaps you could write one basic Appium-level happy path test to verify end-to-end behavior together with a few API tests to squeeze out API input edge cases.
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text: - Ferromagnetic resonance (FMR), including standing spin-wave resonance (SWR) modes, were measured in NiZn ferrite films, which have high permeability even up to the gigahertz range. They were prepared from an aqueous solution by spin spray ferrite plating at 90/spl deg/C. The perpendicular field FMR spectra exhibited SWR modes whose line separation had linear dependence on spin wave number, deviating from the quadratic behavior. This indicated that the films have inhomogeneous distribution of magnetization perpendicular to film plane, and have different magnetic surface anisotropies between the inner and outer surfaces of the respective films. The in-plane field FMR spectra revealed no SWR mode. A possible model is proposed to explain the features not only of the FMR spectra, but also of the initial permeability spectra measured on the films.


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Photoshop can build a variety of basic 3D objects using 2D layers as a starting point. After creating a 3D object, you can move it in 3D space, change render settings, add lighting, or merge it with other 3D layers.
Convert 2D layers into 3D postcards (planes with 3D properties). If your starting layer is a text layer, any transparency is retained.
Wrap a 2D layer around a 3D object, such as a cone, cube, or cylinder.
Create a 3D mesh from the grayscale information in a 2D image.
Simulate a metalworking technique called repoussé by extruding a 2D object in 3D space. See Create 3D repoussé.
Build a 3D volume from a multi-frame file such as a DICOM medical imaging file. Photoshop combines the individual slices of the file into a 3D object that you can manipulate in 3D space and view from any angle. You can apply various 3D volume render effects to optimize the display of various materials in the scan, such as bone or soft tissue. See Create a 3D volume.
You can add a 3D postcard to an existing 3D scene to create a surface that displays shadows and reflections from other objects in the scene.
The 2D layer is converted to a 3D layer in the Layers panel. The 2D layer content is applied as a material to both sides of the postcard.
The original 2D layer appears in the Layers panel as the Diffuse texture map for the 3D postcard object. (See 3D panel overview.)
The 3D layer retains the dimensions of the original 2D image.
Depending on the object type you choose, the resulting 3D model can contain one or more meshes. The Spherical Panorama option maps a panoramic image inside a 3D sphere.
Choose 3D > New Shape From Layer, and select a shape from the menu. Shapes include single-mesh objects like a donut, sphere, or hat, as well as multiple mesh objects such as a cone, cube, cylinder, soda can, or wine bottle.
You can add your own custom shapes to the shape menu. Shapes are Collada (.dae) 3D model files. To add a shape, place the Collada model file in the Presets\Meshes folder inside the Photoshop program folder.
The 2D layer is converted to a 3D layer in the Layers panel.
The original 2D layer appears in the Layers panel as a Diffuse texture map. It may be used on one or more surfaces of the new 3D object. Other surfaces may be assigned a default diffuse texture map with a default color setting. See 3D panel overview.
(Optional) Use the Spherical Panorama option if you are using a panoramic image as your 2D input. This option converts a complete 360 x 180 degree spherical panorama to a 3D layer. Once converted to a 3D object, you can paint areas of the panorama that are typically difficult to reach, such as the poles or areas containing straight lines. For information on creating a 2D panorama by stitching images together, see Create 360 degree panoramas.
The New Mesh from Grayscale command converts a grayscale image into a depth map, which translates lightness values into a surface of varying depth. Lighter values create raised areas in the surface, darker values create lower areas. Photoshop then applies the depth map to one of four possible geometries to create a 3D model.
Photoshop creates a 3D layer containing the new mesh. It also creates Diffuse, Opacity, and Planar Depth Map texture maps for the 3D object, using the original grayscale or color layer.
You can reopen the Planar Depth Map as a Smart Object at any time and edit it. When you save it, the mesh is regenerated.
The Opacity texture map does not appear in the Layers panel, because that map uses the same texture file as the Diffuse map (the original 2D layer). When two texture maps reference the same file, the file appears only once in the Layers panel.
Using the Photoshop Animation timeline, you can create 3D animations that move a 3D model through space and change the way it displays over time. You can animate any of the following properties of a 3D layer:
3D object or camera position. Use the 3D position or camera tools to move the model or 3D camera over time. Photoshop can tween frames between position or camera movements to create smooth motion effects.
3D render settings. Change render modes, with the ability to tween transitions between some render modes. For example, change Vertices mode gradually to Wireframe over time, to simulate the sketching-in of a model's structure.
3D cross section. Rotate an intersecting plane to display a changing cross section over time. Change cross section settings between frames to highlight different model areas during an animation.


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Is a maelstrom some kind of dangerous weather?
Leaving home with an umbrella or tall boots to weather a maelstrom probably won't protect you from its figurative power. If you get caught in a maelstrom, you're engulfed in a violent turn of events — a churning whirlpool that may suck you into its downward spiral.
Maelstrom once referred just to a well-known spot on the coast of Norway where tidal changes create strong and dangerous currents. Then, clever writers began using the term to portray the drama of something larger than life, as in this passage from Chapter 134 of Herman Melville's Moby-Dick:
That instant, the White Whale made a sudden rush among the remaining tangles of the other lines; by so doing, irresistibly dragged the more involved boats of Stubb and Flask towards his flukes; dashed them together like two rolling husks on a surf-beaten beach, and then, diving down into the sea, disappeared in a boiling maelstrom, in which, for a space, the odorous cedar chips of the wrecks danced round and round, like the grated nutmeg in a swiftly stirred bowl of punch.


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Growing the ground cherry, the tomato's sweet-tart cousin
At Wattles Farm, the community garden in Hollywood, Gina Thomas pointed out a cluster of tiny, husk-enclosed ground cherries hidden among the foliage. Some were no bigger than marbles.
"It comes from South America," she said, adding that one Wattles gardener from Poland makes pies out of the cherries. "They look like tomatillos but are sweet and tart at the same time -- the crunchiness of a tomato with the sweetness of a cherry. The very yellow ones are the sweetest."
But be warned: The leaves and unripened fruit are toxic. Ground cherries (Physalis peruviana) are nightshade plants, after all.
Like tomatillo (Physalis philadelphica), ground cherries sprawl as they grow, sending out fruit enclosed within a protective papery husk, an enclosing cape. (Another common name for ground cherries is cape gooseberry, although it's not at all related to the better-known gooseberry that grows on a shrub.)
Once ripe, the ground cherries drop on the ground -- sometimes as many as 300 from a single plant. Gardeners sometimes place tarps or blankets under plants to catch the harvest.
Left in the husk, ground cherries keep for several months. Most people wait a week or so before taking off the husk. The "cherry" will shift from pale yellow to yellow-orange, at which point it's ready to eat. With husks removed, ground cherries freeze well.
One of the most popular plants is a Polish variety, Aunt Molly's (Physalis priunosa), available in seed from _URL_ or _URL_. It tastes like a combination of pineapple and vanilla. The cherries are eaten raw in salads or baked into tarts and petits fours. Thanks to a high pectin content, they are great in pies and jams.
Plant the seedlings deep, like tomatoes. You'll need at least two plants, so they can fertilize each other. Each will take a couple of inches of water a week and benefit from hot days and a shot of diluted fish emulsion, applied after flowering.
Although they're annuals in colder climates, the ones at Wattles were turning into perennials, said Thomas, a rare-fruit enthusiast. She said the plants lasted though the winter and sent up volunteers in the neighboring plots.
"It's an aggressive plant," she said with a smile.
I hope so. In the best circumstances they can take more than 2 1/2 months, longer in a cool summer. I put some volunteers that Thomas gave me into the ground in April and have yet to see a flower.
The Global Garden, a look at our multicultural city through the lens of its landscapes, appears here on Tuesdays. For an easy way to follow future installments, join our Facebook page for Gardening in the West. Email: _EMAIL_.


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Understanding the Use of Hair Clippers
One of the most common queries that people have is whether hair clippers can be used on wet hair. The answer to this question lies in the type of clipper that you are using and its design.
Types of Hair Clippers
Hair clippers come in different types, including professional clippers, consumer clippers, and hybrid clippers. Professional clippers exclusively cater to the needs of salon professionals. Consumer clippers are designed for home use, while hybrid clippers feature functions of both types of clippers.
Using Hair Clippers on Wet Hair
Experts recommend avoiding using hair clippers on wet hair as it can damage the clipper blades. The moisture from wet hair quickly dulls the clipper blades. Moreover, water conducts electricity, which can increase the risk of electric shock while using electric hair clippers on wet hair. Therefore, it is safe to say that hair clippers should not be used on wet hair.
Tips for Using Hair Clippers
If you must use hair clippers on damp hair, ensure you pat the hair dry with a towel before commencing the clipping process. This reduces the amount of moisture on the hair, protecting the clipper blades from corrosion caused by rust. Also, it is essential to oil the clippers frequently, especially when you are using it continuously. This improves the life of the clipper and protects the blades from damage.
In conclusion, hair clippers are not designed to be used on wet hair. The moisture in wet hair quickly dulls the blades, increasing the risk of electric shock and affecting the clipper's lifespan. However, when you need to use hair clippers on damp hair, towel-dry the hair and oil the clipper frequently to maintain its performance.


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The USPS has now issued over 4,000 stamps; of these, almost two per cent depict American authors. One third of these writers published from 1800 to 1899; two thirds since 1900.
Huainan is a small city by Chinese standards, the population being only about two million.
Dr. Everett L. Parker
There are many philatelic society journals published around the world. This column is designed to provide readers with basic information about those received for review.


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Sociocultural values related to salmon and herring and their linkages to fisheries governance are explored in a comparative study. The aim is to understand why and how salmon and herring are important for different stakeholder groups, and to investigate how these values could inform the development of governance practices that are both sustainable and legitimate.
The cultural importance of Baltic salmon is strong in the Baltic Sea region, especially in its Northern parts. Salmon fishing is a constant topic of political debates, and public spending is targeted to salmon habitat restoration. By contrast, the value of Baltic herring seems to be mostly economic. Human consumption of herring has decreased especially in the Northern parts of the Baltic Sea, but it still has more nutritional importance in the Eastern parts. In BONUS GOHERR project, the social and cultural values affecting these trends will be identified and compared by interviewing stakeholders from Finland, Sweden, Denmark and Estonia. Further, possibilities to take these values into account in the development of ecosystem-based governance will be examined. Also the political, legal and organizational prerequisites for integrated governance will be assessed.
1. Understand the sociocultural value and use of Baltic salmon and herring;
2. Apply these understandings to assess the political prerequisites for successful integrated fisheries governance; and
3. Explicate what kind of institutional and attitudinal flexibility is needed for integrated governance.
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Moderate Party
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Moderate Party
Moderata samlingspartiet
Party chairman Fredrik Reinfeldt
Party secretary Kent Persson
Parliamentary group leader Anna Kinberg Batra
Slogan "Framåt tillsammans."
(Forward together.)
Founded 17 October 1904 (1904-10-17)
Headquarters Stora Nygatan 30,
Gamla stan, Stockholm
Student wing Moderate Students
Youth wing Moderate Youth League
Membership (2010) 55,612[1]
Ideology Liberal conservatism[2]
Political position Centre-right
National affiliation The Alliance
International affiliation International Democrat Union
European affiliation European People's Party
European Parliament group European People's Party
Colours Blue
107 / 349
European Parliament:
4 / 20
376 / 1,656
2,966 / 12,978
95 / 290
Politics of Sweden
Political parties
The Moderate Party (Swedish: Moderata samlingspartiet: "the Moderate Coalition Party", commonly referred to in Swedish as Moderaterna: "the Moderates") is a centre-right, liberal conservative political party in Sweden.
The party was founded in 1904 as the General Electoral League by a group of conservatives in the Swedish parliament. The party has had two other names during its history: the National Organization of the Right (1938–1952) and the Rightist Party (1952–1969).
Following the 2010 general election, where the party gained 30.06% of the vote, the party is the major component of the governing centre-right coalition, the Alliance for Sweden, along with the Centre Party, the Liberal People's Party and the Christian Democrats. The current chairman of the party is Fredrik Reinfeldt, who is also Prime Minister of Sweden. Reinfeldt has been credited for having moved the party more towards the centre in Swedish politics.[4]
The party generally supports lower taxes and market economy.
General Electoral League (1904–1938)[edit]
An election poster from the party in 1914 stating that military defense comes first.
The party was founded on 17 October 1904 in a restaurant called Runan in Stockholm. The intention was to start a campaign organization in support of the group of Conservatives which had emerged in the Riksdag. During the 19th century conservatives had organised themselves in the Riksdag but there was no party to support them. The Swedish right-wing were also threatened by the rise of the Social Democrats (founded in 1889) and the Liberals (1902). The party was called the General Electoral League (Swedish: Allmänna valmansförbundet).
At first the party was clearly nationalist and staunchly conservative. The importance of a strong defense was underlined and other societal institutions embraced by the party were the monarchy and the state of law. The party held initially a protectionist view towards the economy, tariffs were widely supported as well as interventionist economical measures such as agricultural subsidies. In the defence policy crisis in 1914, which overturned the parliamentary Liberal government, the party sided with king Gustav V of Sweden, but stopped short of accepting a rightist government by royal appointment, instead opting for an independent-conservative "war cabinet" under Hjalmar Hammarskjöld, eventually overturned in favor of a Liberal-Social democratic majority coalition government and breakthrough of parliamentary rule, albeit reluctantly embraced by the right.
Arvid Lindman (often called "The Admiral") became influential in the party and served two terms as Prime Minister of Sweden, before and after the enactment of universal suffrage. In 1907 he proposed universal male suffrage to the parliament and in 1912 he was formally elected leader. But the party voted against universal suffrage and the party again voted against women's right to vote. It was only because the party was in minority that Sweden was able to grant the right to vote for all, pushed through by the Liberals and the Social Democrats (the left), against the objections of the right. Although not one of the founders of the party and not a prominent ideologist, Lindman and his achievements as a leader are often appreciated as being of great importance for the new party. His leadership was marked by a consolidation of the Swedish right, and by transforming the party into a modern, effective, political movement. Lindman was a very pragmatic politician, but without losing his principles. He was a formidable negotiator and peace-broker. For this he was widely respected, even by his fiercest political opponents and when he resigned and left the parliament in 1935, the leader of the Social Democrats, Per Albin Hansson, expressed his "honest thanks over the battle lines".
Since the beginning of the 20th century, socialism and the socialist labour movement rose to replace liberalism as the major political force for radical reforms. The party intensified its opposition to socialism during the leadership of Lindman - the importance of continuance and strengthening national business were cornerstones. But at the same time, recent social issues gained significant political attention; by appeasing the working class, the party also hoped to reduce the threat of revolutionary tendencies. During the governments led by Lindman, several reforms for social progress were made, and it was his first government that initiated the public state pension.
The Second cabinet of Arvid Lindman in 1928
In 1928 the party achieved its best election result to date at the time, bested only 82 years later - 29,4% of the votes. At this time, the Swedish right had slowly started to move towards a classical liberal view on economic issues, under influence by mainly the liberal economist Gustav Cassel, but the economic downturn following the Great Depression frustrated the possible liberal transition of the economic policy. Despite that the party gained success in the general election of 1928, often called the Cossack Election, on a clearly anti-socialist program, the government later formed by the party did not respect the concept of market economy, but continued the protectionist policy by generous financial aid. The government also started a complete regulation of the agriculture. Production associations, with the objective to administer the regulations and to run monopolies on imports, were also established during the period. All leading up to a corporate control of the Swedish economy unsurpassed since the popularisation of liberalism at the end of the 19th century.[5] The government of Lindman fell in 1930 after the Social Democrats and the Freeminded People's Party had blocked a proposition for raised customs duty on grain.
The 1930s saw also the party in conflict over how to relate to the rising threat of National Socialism and Fascism. Its loosely affiliated youth organisation, the National Youth League of Sweden (Swedish: Sveriges Nationella Ungdomsförbund) was openly pro-Nazi and set up uniformed "fighting groups" to combat political enemies on the streets.[citation needed] The mother party did not like this development, with Lindman clearly stating that pro-nazi views were not to be accepted in the party, and in 1933 the National Youth League was separated from the party. While the party set up a new youth league, which came to be called Moderate Youth League or The Young Swedes (currently the largest youth league in Sweden in terms of membership), the core of the old one (in spite of some districts, such as Young Swedes-Gothenburg joining the new one) set up its own party—the National League of Sweden—which fought elections as an openly pro-Nazi party[citation needed] and temporarily gained parliamentary representation in shape of three rightist MPs.
National Organization of the Right (1938–1952)[edit]
The party participated in the Third cabinet of Per Albin Hansson during the Second World War. It was a grand coalition including all major parties, only excluding the Communist Party and the pro-Nazi Socialist Party, both parties being members of the parliament at this time.
In 1934 the Social Democrats formed a new government, and except for the World War II era, would stay in power until 1976. From having been a ruling party, the General Electoral League turned into a bastion of right-wing opposition, and in 1938 it was renamed the National Organization of the Right (Swedish: Högerns riksorganisation), a name that would stay until 1952. Outside of Sweden, the party was typically called the Conservative Party.
After the Second World War, the party gradually lost support and the Liberal People's Party rose to become the second party after the Social Democrats.
The Rightist Party (1952–1969)[edit]
Jarl Hjalmarsson, leader of the party between 1950 and 1961
At the beginning of the 1950s, the party re-emerged after being renamed the Rightist Party (Swedish: Högerpartiet. Under the leadership of Jarl Hjalmarson (1950–1961) the party became an important voice against the rising levels of taxation and a defender of private ownership from, what the party saw as, the growing tendencies of state centralization.
The party had significant success in the elections during the 1950s and became the largest party of the opposition in 1958. But the next decade brought changes to the political climate of Sweden. The election of 1968 gave the Social Democrats an absolute majority in the parliament and reduced the Rightist Party to become the smallest party of opposition.
Moderate Party (1969–present)[edit]
Carl Bildt, leader of


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SERIES: MR89 AM/FM Tuner
- The MR89 is the latest in a line of superb McIntosh tuners including the MR78 from the 1970s that many still think is the best tuner ever made.
- The MR89 features exclusive McIntosh radio frequency circuitry that is capable of receiving both strong FM signals from nearby stations – something that can overload and cause distortion in lesser tuners – and is also able to tune in weaker FM signals with little to no noise.
- A multitude of advancements have been made in the MR89 to make your radio listening more pleasurable. Sensitivity, Signal to Noise Ratio, Harmonic Distortion, Channel Selectivity, and Stereo Separation were thoroughly analyzed and thoughtfully updated.
- New features have also been added including a High Blend option in the Stereo Blending function, as well as Softmute, and Highcut.
- 60dB output meters show the signal level that's being delivered from the analog outputs of each channel. Depending on the program received, the meters are a good indication of the MR89's excellent stereo separation capabilities.
- A pair of balanced and unbalanced analog outputs along with one each of digital coax and optical outputs are included to connect the MR89 to your home audio system.
- Supports the FM Radio Broadcast Data System (RBDS)1, allowing the display to show various information such as station name, music genre, artist name, and song title (if transmitted by the station).
87.5MHz – 108.0MHz (Europe)
88.1MHz – 107.9MHz (USA)
76.0MHz – 108.0MHz (Japan)
50kHz, 100kHz or 200kHz
75 ohms, Type "F" Coax connector
Useable Sensitivity: 2uV
Signal To Noise Ratio:
±1dB 20Hz to 18kHz
Total Harmonic Distortion:
Mono: 0.1%; Stereo: 0.3%
70dB Adjacent Channel
75dB Alternate Channel
Stereo Separation: 45dB
531kHz – 1701kHz (Europe)
530kHz – 1700kHz (USA)
531kHz – 1629kHz (Japan)
Channel Spacing: 9kHz or 10kHz
Balanced RJ45 (for use only with
supplied RAA2 Remote AM Antenna)
Signal To Noise Ratio: 55dB
±1dB 20Hz – 1.5kHz, -6dB 3kHz
Total Harmonic Distortion: 0.1%
Selectivity: 45dB Adjacent Channel
100 ohms Unbalanced or Balanced
Overall Dimensions (W x H x D):
17-1/2" (44.45cm) x 6" (15.24cm)
x 15-7/8" (40.32cm)
25.5 lbs (11.6 kg) net
40 lbs (18.1 kg) in shipping carton