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Key design considerations for lifts and escalators in offices - part 3 lift design for the redevelopment of existing office buildings
Graham BarkerView bio
Part one covered lift design considerations affecting building layout and space take.
Part two covered making the right choices during lift design.
There are many key design considerations for lifts and escalators in offices which are consistent across all projects, in Part 3 we'll focus on lift design associated with the redevelopment and refurbishment of lifts and escalators in existing office buildings:
- The challenges of lift design for existing office buildings
- The importance of lift and escalator feasibility studies for existing offices
- Suitability of the existing office lift provisions
- Opportunities to increase building population density
- Escalator constraints
The challenges of lift design for existing office buildings
For new office developments, the vertical transportation design has the luxury of not being restricted by an existing structure. Instead, the key consideration is minimising the building area occupied by the lift cores and lobbies to maximise the net lettable area. Every square foot or metre given over to lift shaft is space that can't be leased to a tenant.
In an existing building, the cross-sectional area of the lift shaft is typically a restriction due to the significant structural works, and therefore costs, which would be needed to move lift shaft walls. Frequently existing building will be increased in height with the addition of extra floors, and the lift shaft extended. Similarly, lift shafts may be excavated to increase their depth, or to enable the lift to serve new basement levels.
In any case, the constraints of an existing building often increase complexity and require a slightly different approach to that applied to new build development.
The importance of lift and escalator feasibility studies for existing offices
In an existing building, the first action should be to engage a lift consultant to undertake a feasibility assessment which will identify restrictions or limitations imposed by the structure on any lift or escalator works, and determine the areas where challenges may exist complying with latest regulations and standards. In parallel with this, the lift consultant will consider the architect or developer's plans and pull all these inputs together to provide advice on realistic opportunities which will help in delivering the overall aims of the development.
The lift and escalator survey and feasibility assessment can often form part of the developer's due diligence when considering purchasing a property, with the lift consultant often surveying the existing lift provisions as part of the acquisition process providing advice on the feasibility of future vertical transportation modifications.
Some examples of challenges a lift consultant may face for existing buildings include:
- Addition of new lower floors, associated with the excavation of the lift pit
- Addition of new upper floors and extension of the lifts to serve them
- Extending existing lifts to serve what was previously the roof level to activate the roof
- Increasing the size or speed of lifts to improve the buildings lift capacity without structural modifications
- Change lifts to a machine room less arrangement to release the area previously occupied by machine room
- Assessment of options to extend the lifespan of the lift whilst minimising capital investment
- Replacement or refurbishment of aged escalators which are landlocked
The feasibility assessment will inform the developer if their plans are deliverable within the envisaged budget and programme. The long lead time and high capital costs associated with lift works can have significant impacts on the projects on-time and on-budget success if not correctly planned for from the start.
Suitability of the existing office lift provisions
In most existing office buildings, the key initial consideration regarding lifts and escalators will be the suitability of the equipment for the intended use, the remaining life span of the equipment, and any significant capital expenditure which will be needed.
Opportunities to increase building population density
Over time the way that offices are used has developed. And the theme over recent years has seen office population density increasing placing greater demand on the lift system. It is important to assess the potential for existing office buildings, and lift systems, to handle this increased building population and to ensure that lift waiting times will be acceptable. This is an area where your lift consultant can couple a lift performance measurement survey with lift traffic analysis simulation to assess the suitability or limitations of the existing equipment.
Taken to the next step, performance measurement of existing lift systems can also identify ways in which a lift system's performance can be improved – be it by tuning of the existing system, or through targeted lift modifications and upgrades to deliver enhanced lift system performance with minimal intervention or capital investment. In a recent project, performance measurement of the existing lifts identified minor adjustments which could be made to the setup of the existing lifts, delivering marked improvement in lift performance, allowing the lifts to achieve BCO compliance even though the occupancy of the building increased.
Escalators are usually inserted into a building as part of the building's construction sequence, often being installed before surrounding walls and floors.. An escalator in a need of refurbishment or replacement will need to be managed differently.
In this scenario there are generally three potential solutions:
- A complete replacement can be undertaken when the escalator can be removed and a new unit brought into the building. If the escalators are located adjacent to the building entrance, or in an atrium this replacement can be undertaken easily.. However, the further into the building an escalator is, the bigger the challenge becomes of removing it.
- Where removal is not an option, then refurbishment of the existing may be considered. The various wear components of the escalator are removed and either reconditioned or replaced with new.
- Over recent years the concept of 'in truss replacement' has been developed where the escalator internals are stripped out leaving only the structural escalator shell. Then through detailed surveying and design, a new escalator is engineered and manufactured to fit within the original structure.
Its fair to say that no two escalator projects are the same and each needs its own detailed assessment of the available options, which are a factor not only of the escalator equipment but more significantly of how the old and new escalator equipment can be brought to site.
Lift and escalator consultancy for office developments
There are many ways in which a lift consultant can help to improve the value and operation of office buildings, through the thoughtful specification of the vertical transportation equipment.
This series of blogs aimed to provide some thoughts, coupled with experience from previous projects, to assist with the reader's future building designs and the associated lift and escalator design considerations. To discuss in more detail please don't hesitate to contact the writer.


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A monument commemorates the 150th anniversary of the launching of the paddle steamer William IV from the Deptford Shipyards, Clarence Town in 1831 which was the first ocean going steamer built in Australia.
Paddle wheel steamer, William IV was launched in November 1831. A large crowd assembled to witness the launch and partake of the luncheon provided by owner Joseph Hickey Grose, an ex-convict. The contract to build the William IV had been signed with Williams River ship builders Marshall and Lowe earlier in 1831. James Marshall and William Lowe had arrived on the 'Tiger' in 1828.
The William IV when launched was fully rigged but minus her Liverpool made engines which were later installed and improved in Sydney. William IV had one 16hp engine which was fitted with two cylinders which were at the time frequently but incorrectly referred to as "engines."
The abundance of excellent hardwoods — flooded gum and ironbark — convinced them to commence their shipbuilding at the Williams River. They constructed a wet dock where a small creek entered the Williams so that vessels could be floated at high tide for repairs. They could be found at times travelling about the Williams River district in search of timber for their vessels.
|Address:||Grey & Earl Streets, Clarence Town Wetlands Walk, Clarence Town, 2321|
|GPS Coordinates:||Lat: -32.581524|
Note: GPS Coordinates are approximate.
|Actual Event STart Date:||14-November-1831|
|Actual Event End Date:||14-November-1831|
|Approx. Monument Dedication Date:||1981|
Commemorating the 150th anniversary of the launching of the paddle-wheel steamer "William IV' from the Deptford Shipyards, Clarence Town, 500 metres downstream on the West Bank of the Williams River on the 14th November 1831
"William IV" was the first ocean-going steamer built in Australia. She left Clarence Town under sail & her engines were fitted in Sydney. Built by William Lowe and James Marshall for Sydney merchant J.H Grose, her length was 80ft. (24.4m) and beam 15ft. (4.6m).
This plaque was unveiled by Mrs Jessie Wetzler, a great grand-daughter of William Lowe.

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Location and capacity
Cactus Poort is situated on the Kwekwe River, approximately 3km south of Redcliff and 4km west off the Gweru/Kwekwe highway. It has a capacity of 4 thousand mega litres.
Year of construction and purpose
The dam forms part of the Zibagwe complex which supplies water to Kwekwe, Redcliff and Ziscosteel. Cactus Poort was constructed in 1944.
The dam is a concrete gravity section, with an access gallery passing through the dam wall. Access to the dam and gallery is from the right bank. Substantial concrete protection work has been done on the left bank downstream of the dam. The spillway is an ogee gravity shape. Originally, the dam had five sluice outlets at the river bed until 1988 when four of these outlets were plugged and a new 600 NB steel pipework was placed to enable downstream discharge to be effected through a Flow Regulating Valve.
Over the years, the dam has undergone several repairs which consisted mainly of improving the spillway freeboard, and improvements to the outlet works. One of the major repair works was carried out in 1988 which saw guide walls being installed on both sides of the dam in order to confine higher floods to the spillway area thus preventing higher floods from eroding the hillside at the ends of the dam.


Can you embroider on Cricut vinyl?
Can you use Cricut vinyl for embroidery?
Can embroidery be done on vinyl?
Can Cricut embroider?
Learn how to create an embroidery pattern with Cricut in this simple tutorial! The great part of this tutorial is it can be applied to any machine in the Explore or Maker line! … All you need is Design Space and a Cricut washable fabric pen.
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Happy Friday! Also, you can sew through it easily. … There are so many projects that can be enhanced with vinyl.
What needle do I use to embroider vinyl?
Use a size 11 or 75/11 sharp sewing needle. A sharp sewing needle has a smaller, finer point than an embroidery needle. That means it will make smaller holes in the vinyl. Attach the hoop to the machine and load the design.
Can Cricut make embroidery designs?
Can a Cricut machine do embroidery? No. While a Cricut machine is somewhat similar to an embroidery machine in that both create designs based on digital data, a Cricut machine can only cut and draw based on the information supplied to the machine by the computer.
Can a Cricut make patches?
As much as other people love the tattered look, it's just not for me. But, I knew I could patch them in a jiffy using my Cricut. These patches are made using pre-designed shapes in Design Space.
Can you use a Cricut to make patches?
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Embroidering on Plastic Mesh: General Tips
Cross-stitch and redwork will not work on mesh. Photo-stitch designs are too complicated for the simple and casual appearance of plastic mesh and beach totes. Hoop the plastic mesh with water soluble stabilizer under the mesh, just as you would do with fabric.
Can you embroider oilcloth?
Oilcloth fabric is similar to vinyl, and this technique can be used for embroidering on that fabric as well. There are a few different kinds of oilcloth and vinyl commonly found in fabric stores. Choose the kind that has a knit or fuzzy back, as that helps to keep the oilcloth from tearing with the needle perforations.
Can you hand embroider leather?
You can even get started right away by making a leather card case. Similar to embroidering on wood, the secret to hand stitching leather lies in pre-poking the holes. Once you do that, the embroidery is easy.


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The dart flight is one of the most essential parts of the dart. The flight helps to keep the dart stabilized, allowing it to keep a consistent flight path. It works by cutting through and dividing the airflow, reducing drag.
With such importance put on the dart flight, you'll want to ensure that your flights are kept in perfect condition. In which case, we'd recommend something called a dart flight protector.
We've highlighted some of the main features of dart flight protectors, below.
Why use a Dart Flight Protector?
The most pivotal role played by flight protectors is to keep your flights in their original shape. Although there isn't a perfect flight shape that is suitable for all types of darts, you must keep your flights free from becoming bent or damaged to maintain optimum performance.
This is the where your dart flight protectors come in. By using a perfect flight protector, you can maintain that the flight holds it's desired shape.
How to Use a Flight Protector
When fitting your flight protectors, it is essential to follow a set of standards, these include:
- Make sure to maintain the same flight shape with all 3 of your darts
- Avoid changing the flight shape frequently
- Try to spread the dart flight yourself before using a flight protector
Keeping the flights in the uniform 'X' shape guarantees the perfect flight of your dart. However, there are numerous shapes of flights, such as: Kite, Pear, and Electro. Flight protectors are easy to use. You just need to clip it around the flight.
Benefits of Using Flight Protectors
Using a flight protector can be beneficial in many ways. Firstly, it helps your flight to maintain a good shape, even after prolonged use. As a result, the dart will continue to fly with an aerodynamic shape, minimizing the chances of drag and air resistance.
Furthermore, using a flight protector will also reduce the unwanted movement of the dart, once it's airborne. Enhancing your chances of hitting the desired target.
Below are some other benefits of using flight protectors:
- Flight protectors prevent the flight from any damage
- Keeps the flight wings in their original shape
- Sticks to the dart flight securely
- Very cheap
No doubt, dart flights offer a wide range of advantages. Plus, they're cheap and really easy to install. Therefore, you'd be stupid not to purchase them to protect your own set of darts. Here's a cheap set we found on Amazon.

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Tupac Shakur wrote both these poems and the poems are about having ambitions and goals and reaching them despite the circumstances. There is also a theme of keeping hope in both the poems.
The Rose That Grew From Concrete is not really about a rose that grew from the concrete. The rose symbolizes a man and the concrete symbolizes the ghetto. A rose would never grow from concrete and by this he is meaning to say that it is really hard to survive the hard life of the ghetto and make something out of yourself. The second line means that the person has made something out of himself. "nature's law" means that no one expected the man to survive and the 'law' was that no one could survive the ghetto and do something with their lives and so the man has proved this law wrong. "it learned without having feet", this part means that he had no help and he made it all by himself. The third line means that because the man kept his dreams and was confident in his own abilities he was able to reach his goal. "fresh air" represents some where away from the ghetto where he is well-off and he is not in constant trouble and somewhere where he does not have a lot of problems. The last line he is praising the 'rose' because it made it through the hard time when there was no one to help it and no one cared about it.
And Tomorrow is a poem about hope. Tupac talks about how Tthe world is today but tomorrow there is still hope for a better future. The second line of the poem, says that people no longer want to take any chances and they no longer think independently because they are afraid of becoming different and getting thrown out of society. The next two lines are about how poor humanity is and how much tragedies there are in the world and no one is facing them and trying to find a solution to them. He goes on to say how children are being brought up, with "ruthlessness" and this is because they find no love at home. From line 9 onwards he begins to talk about...


Finite solvable-extensible implies class-preserving
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This article gives the statement and possibly, proof, of an implication relation between two subgroup properties. That is, it states that every subgroup satisfying the first subgroup property (i.e., Hall-extensible automorphism) must also satisfy the second subgroup property (i.e., class-preserving automorphism)
Get more facts about Hall-extensible automorphism|Get more facts about class-preserving automorphism
Any finite solvable-extensible automorphism of a finite solvable group is a class-preserving automorphism.
Definitions used
Finite solvable-extensible automorphism
Further information: Finite solvable-extensible automorphism
An automorphism \sigma of a finite solvable group G is termed finite solvable-extensible if, for any finite solvable group H containing G, there is an automorphism \sigma' of H whose restriction to G equals \sigma.
Class-preserving automorphism
Further information: Class-preserving automorphism
An automorphism \sigma of a finite group G is termed class-preserving if it sends every element to a conjugate element.
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Stronger facts
Other facts proved using the same method
Facts used
 1. Finite solvable-extensible implies semidirectly extensible for representation over finite field of coprime characteristic
 2. Semidirectly extensible implies linearly pushforwardable for representation over prime field
 3. Linearly pushforwardable implies class-preesrving for class-separating field
 4. Every finite group admits a sufficiently large finite prime field
 5. Sufficiently large implies splitting, Splitting implies character-separating, Character-separating implies class-separating
Facts (1) and (2) combine to yield that any finite solvable-extensible automorphism is linearly pushforwardable over a finite prime field where the prime does not divide the order of the group, and fact (3) yields that if the field chosen is a class-separating field for the group, then the automorphism is class-preserving. Thus, we need to show that for every finite group, there exists a prime field with the prime not dividing the order of the group, such that the field is a class-separating field for the group. This is achieved by facts (4) and (5).


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If you have changed your Google account password, your Google apps like Gmail and Calendar will no longer be able to sync with your account. Follow these steps to change the Google password on your Android device.
- Open "Settings".
- Select "Accounts".
- Select "Google".
- Tap the "Menu" icon located at the upper-right corner of the screen.
- Choose "Sync now".
- You should receive a notification that says "Account Action Required". Swipe down the notification bar, then select that notification.
You will now be walked through entering your new password.
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We investigated the effect of substrate misfit strain theoretically by using a phase-field microelasticity model in a simple sandwich structure of a magnetic tunnel junction with perpendicular anisotropy. The critical current for magnetization flipping decreases with increasing tensile strain except in the region above a threshold strain, which results from magneto-elastic coupling interaction between perpendicular magnetic anisotropy and substrate strain. Magnetization reversal speeds with different substrate strains and switching currents are also presented, which suggest ways to improve the magnetization switching efficiency and decrease the power consumption of magnetic devices.
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The wintertime is great for shooting photos for your gallery or social media. The winter snow falling on the ground and stacking up on the trees can be a beautiful sight.
However, you have to be lucky to find some snow falling and ensure it doesn't damage your camera's batteries.
If you're an influencer or Instagram model it can be difficult to look your best in the winter season with risks of dried skin and frostbite.
So, how do you add a realistic snowing effect even when it's not actually snowing?
How to add snow to a photo using Bunnypic
Fortunately, we have developed Bunnypic. An online Photoshop tool that has similar features to Photoshop that is free-to-use and requires no sign-up.
In this article, we'll look at how to add a realistic snowing effect to your photos using Bunnypic.
1. Open your image in Bunnypic
Go to the Bunnypic editor and click on Open from computer and select the image you want to add snow to.
2. Create a new layer
Next, we'll create a new layer on which we will add the snow effect.
- Go to Layer > New Layer or press CTRL+SHIFT+N.
- Double-click the layer under the Layers panel and rename it to "snow".
- Next, we'll color it black. Do this by going to Edit > Fill and select Black.
- With the new layer now black, click OK.
3. Add Noise filter
Now that the document is set up we can start adding snow to the image.
To do this we need to add the noise filter:
- With the "snow" layer selected go to Filter > Noise >Add Noise.
- Set the amount around 20-30%, set the distribution to Gaussian and check Monochromatic.
- Once done, click OK.
This will have your document looking like this:
This grain effect is going to act as our snow however, the dots are too small.
4. Scale the noise filter
We will increase the size of the noise filter by using the scale option in Bunnypic.
- Go to Edit > Transform > Scale.
- On the top menu bar change the width (W) and height (H) of the image from 100% to 400%.
- Click the Tick icon to save your changes.
Now, our snow layer is looking much better.
5. Cropping the excess snow
When we scaled up the noise in our snow layer it also increased the size of the layer as well. To see how much excess hidden snow we have:
- Select the Move tool from the left toolbar.
- On the top bar click on Transform controls.
- Zoom out of the image using the Zoom tool or pressing CTRL+ "-" till you see the edges of your selection.
You can see that there is a lot of hidden snow in our document.
All this excess is going to be added to your final document which will increase the file size. To remove this excess we need to crop the layer.
Firstly, deselect the image by unchecking the Transform controls and zooming in on your photo. Zoom in by going to View > Fit on screen or press CTRL+0.
To crop the layer:
- Go to Select > All or press CTRL+A. This will select everything on the layer.
- With everything selected, go to Image > Crop to crop the image.
- Now, deselect the layer by going to Select > Deselect or press CTRL+D.
Your photo is now cropped to normal size. You can confirm this by selecting the Move tool and clicking transform controls. The boundaries of the image should appear on the ends of the snow layer.
6. Convert the layer into a Smart Object
We'll convert the snow layer to a smart object so we can edit it later if needed.
With the snow layer selected, go to Layer > Smart Object > Convert to Smart Object.
7. Blend the layers together
Next, we want to blend the snow layer with the original image.
To do this go to blending mode under the layers panel and set the blending mode to Screen.
This will hide all the black color from the layer and give a snowing effect.
8. Add Motion Blur
Till now our photo is looking great but the snow is not realistic as it doesn't give the falling effect. We need to give the snow some "motion" and to do this we will use the motion blur filter.
To add the motion blur filter:
- Go to Filter > Blur > Motion Blur.
- Adjust the distance and angle of the blur. The distance increases the amount of blur and the angle determines the direction of the blur.
- Once you're happy with the blur Click OK.
In this image the distance is 14px and the angle is -44 to give it a more realistic effect.
Adding a snow effect to your photos can really brighten them up. However, when it's not snowing it can be difficult to get those beautiful cinematic shots.
Thankfully, our free online editor, Bunnypic is great for adding a realistic snowing effect to your photos without Photoshop.


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Imperatively modifying store data
Data in Relay stores can be imperatively modified within updater functions.
When to use updaters
Complex client updates
You might provide an updater function if the changes to local data are more complex than what can be achieved by simply writing a network response to the store and cannot be handled by the declarative mutation directives.
Client schema extensions
In addition, since the network response necessarily will not include data for fields defined in client schema extensions, you may wish to use an updater to initialize data defined in client schema extensions.
Use of other APIs
Lastly, there are things you can only achieve using updaters, such as invalidating nodes, deleting nodes, finding all connections at a given field, etc.
If multiple optimistic responses modify a given store value
If two optimistic responses affect a given value, and the first optimistic response is rolled back, the second one will remain applied.
For example, if two optimistic responses each increase a story's like count by one, and the first optimistic response is rolled back, the second optimistic response remains applied. However, it is not recalculated, and the value of the like count will remain increased by two.
When not to use updaters
To trigger other side effects
You should use the onCompleted callback to trigger other side effects. onCompleted callbacks are guaranteed to be called once, but updaters and optimistic updaters can be called repeatedly.
The various types of updater functions
The useMutation and commitMutation APIs accept configuration objects which can include optimisticUpdater and updater fields. The requestSubscription and useSubscription APIs accept configuration objects which can include updater fields.
In addition, there is another API (commitLocalUpdate) which also accepts an updater function. It will be discussed in the Other APIs for modifying local data section.
Optimistic updaters vs updaters
Mutations can have both optimistic and regular updaters. Optimistic updaters are executed when a mutation is triggered. When that mutation completes or errors, the optimistic update is rolled back.
Regular updaters are executed when a mutation completes successfully.
Example
Let's construct an example in which an is_new_comment field (which is defined in a schema extension) is set to true on a newly created Feedback object in a mutation updater.
# Feedback.graphql
extend type Feedback {
is_new_comment: Boolean
}
// CreateFeedback.js
import type {Environment} from 'react-relay';
import type {
FeedbackCreateData,
CreateFeedbackMutation,
CreateFeedbackMutation$data,
} from 'CreateFeedbackMutation.graphql';
const {commitMutation, graphql} = require('react-relay');
const {ConnectionHandler} = require('relay-runtime');
function commitCreateFeedbackMutation(
environment: Environment,
input: FeedbackCreateData,
) {
return commitMutation<FeedbackCreateData>(environment, {
mutation: graphql'
mutation CreateFeedbackMutation($input: FeedbackCreateData!) {
feedback_create(input: $input) {
feedback {
id
# Step 1: in the mutation response, spread an updatable fragment (defined below).
# This updatable fragment will select the fields that we want to update on this
# particular feedback object.
...CreateFeedback_updatable_feedback
}
}
}
',
variables: {input},
// Step 2: define an updater
updater: (store: RecordSourceSelectorProxy, response: ?CreateCommentMutation$data) => {
// Step 3: Access and nullcheck the feedback object.
// Note that this could also have been achieved with the @required directive.
const feedbackRef = response?.feedback_create?.feedback;
if (feedbackRef == null) {
return;
}
// Step 3: call store.readUpdatableFragment_EXPERIMENTAL
const {updatableData} = store.readUpdatableFragment_EXPERIMENTAL(
// Step 4: Pass it a fragment literal, where the fragment contains the @updatable directive.
// This fragment selects the fields that you wish to update on the feedback object.
// In step 1, we spread this fragment in the query response.
graphql'
fragment CreateFeedback_updatable_feedback on Feedback @updatable {
is_new_comment
}
',
// Step 5: Pass the fragment reference.
feedbackRef
);
// Step 6: Mutate the updatableData object!
updatableData.is_new_comment = true;
},
});
}
module.exports = {commit: commitCreateFeedbackMutation};
Let's distill what's going on here.
 - The updater accepts two parameters: a RecordSourceSelectorProxy and an optional object that is the result of reading out the mutation response.
 - The type of this second argument is a nullable version of the $data type that is imported from the generated mutation file.
 - The second argument contains just the data selected directly by the mutation argument. In other words, it will not contain any fields selected solely by spread fragments.
 - This updater is executed after the mutation response has been written to the store.
 - In this example updater, we do three things:
 - First, we spread an updatable fragment in the mutation response.
 - Second, we read out the fields selected by this fragment by calling readUpdatableFragment_EXPERIMENTAL. This returns an updatable proxy object.
 - Third, we update fields on this updatable proxy.
 - Once this updater completes, the updates that have been recorded are written to the store, and all affected components are re-rendered.
Example 2: Updating data in response to user interactions
Let's consider the common case of updating store data in response to a user interaction. In a click handler, let's a toggle an is_selected field. This field is defined on Users in a client schema extension.
# User.graphql
extend type User {
is_selected: Boolean
}
// UserSelectToggle.react.js
import type {RecordSourceSelectorProxy} from 'react-relay';
import type {UserSelectToggle_viewer$key} from 'UserSelectToggle_viewer.graphql';
const {useRelayEnvironment, commitLocalUpdate} = require('react-relay');
function UserSelectToggle({ userId, viewerRef }: {
userId: string,
viewerRef: UserSelectToggle_viewer$key,
}) {
const viewer = useFragment(graphql'
fragment UserSelectToggle_viewer on Viewer {
user(user_id: $user_id) {
id
name
is_selected
...UserSelectToggle_updatable_user
}
}
', viewerRef);
const environment = useRelayEnvironment();
return <button
onClick={() => {
commitLocalUpdate(
environment,
(store: RecordSourceSelectorProxy) => {
const userRef = viewer.user;
if (userRef == null) {
return;
}
const {updatableData} = store.readUpdatableFragment_EXPERIMENTAL(
graphql'
fragment UserSelectToggle_updatable_user on User @updatable {
is_selected
}
',
userRef
);
updatableData.is_selected = !viewer?.user?.is_selected;
}
);
}}
>
{viewer?.user?.is_selected ? 'Deselect' : 'Select'} {viewer?.user?.name}
</button>
}
Let's distill what's going on here.
 - In a click handler, we call commitLocalUpdate, which accepts a Relay environment and an updater function. Unlike in the previous examples, this updater does not accept a second parameter because there is no associated network payload.
 - In this updater function, we access get an updatable proxy object by calling store.readUpdatableFragment_EXPERIMENTAL, and toggle the is_selected field.
 - Like the previous example in which we called readUpdatableFragment_EXPERIMENTAL, this can be rewritten to use the readUpdatableQuery_EXPERIMENTAL API.
note
This example can be rewritten using the environment.commitPayload API, albeit without type safety.
Alternative API: readUpdatableQuery_EXPERIMENTAL.
In the previous examples, we used an updatable fragment to access the record whose fields we want to update. This can also be possible to do with an updatable query.
If we know the path from the root (i.e. the object whose type is Query) to the record we wish to modify, we can use the readUpdatableQuery_EXPERIMENTAL API to achieve this.
For example, we could set the viewer's name field in response to an event as follows:
// NameUpdater.react.js
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A theorem is proven which shows that the position and orientation of a specular-reflecting object may be determined using a single camera and unconstrained light source. The camera and light are moved together in a straight line, and specular peaks are noted. From the changes in the location of the peaks, and knowledge of the surface function, the pose of the part may be determined. This paper includes the basic theorem and its proof. Experimental results will be presented at the conference.


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Authentic Guinea indigo cloth/ GMC03
This is a special hand crafted indigo mudcloth from Guinea used mostly for wedding celebrations and other royal events in Guinea. It is thinner than the regular mudcloth from Mali.
Threaded with metallics, this mud cloth is worn by both men and women.
The Bogolan technique of dyeing and printing cotton is entirely organic and good for the environment.
It contains no harmful chemicals and it uses natural plant dye called indigo.
It is handmade from start to finish.
Starting from seed, Cotton seed is planted, harvested and spun into thread. The men start the process by weaving this cotton thread on a loom. The dyes are made from the indigo pant and usually painted by the women.
The artisans hand-dye symbols into these fabrics in order to tell stories of their villages, proverbs and the culture. Mud cloth has a long tradition of being used by West African warriors and hunters to camouflage themselves. Nowadays, people across the globe are wearing them to stand out and celebrate their connection to the African heritage.
To care for your indigo cloth, first wash in cold water with reasonable amount of white distilled vinegar which stops the rub of the color on hands and other surfaces.
-This beautiful organic piece is woven in strips and put together for you. It is hand crafted by artisans therefore there may be some loose thread or irregularities.
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Whenever there is no service while using live tracking, all the points in between losing Internet connection and regaining it are gone. It would be great to have an option to send all cached points once a connection is back. As they can be timestamped, it should not be a problem for receiving servers to parse the points. They could be sent in an array, for example.
Local caching for live tracking when out of data signal
Would it be possible to add local caching to the live tracking so locations are sent from when the phone is out of data signal?
For implementation I envisage it working something like:
- In a live tracking profile, users can opt to use caching
- Caching is unavailable for GET requests (as data length is limited and you do not want to poll a url multiple times in a short time)
- For POST requests, Locus sends (if data available) a cache variable which is an array of locations (in the same format as the live beacon).
On the receiving server:
- any local authentication etc.
- process live location
- check for cache variable
- if present and supported, process cached locations
As an extra bonus, Locus could detail how many cached locations are stored in notifications (with where it currently reports successes and failures), and provide a way of manually sending the data to the server (example is when you finish a walk out of signal - you stop the tracking, but want to share the outstanding locations when you are back in signal.)


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Our Birds - Barred Plymouth Rock Chicken
Our Animals > Barred Plymouth Rock Chicken
The Plymouth Rock, often called simply Rocks or Barred Rocks (after their most popular color), is a chicken breed that originated in the United States. The Plymouth Rock is a dual-purpose, cold-hardy bird and therefore makes a great breed for the small farm or backyard flock owner. These chickens are often called Plymouth Rocks, but this title correctly belongs to the entire breed, not just the Barred variety. There are seven varieties of Plymouth Rock chickens: barred, blue, buff, Columbian, partridge, silver-penciled and white.
The Plymouth Rock was developed in New England in the middle of the 19th century and was first exhibited as a breed in 1869. Several individuals claimed its invention, using crosses of Dominiques, Black Javas, Cochins, and perhaps Malays and Dorkings. John C. Bennett (_PHONE_) has been credited with either creating or popularizing the breed. Plymouth Rocks were bred as a dual-purpose fowl, meaning that they were valued both for their meat and for the hens' egg-laying ability. The first Plymouth Rock was barred and other varieties were developed later. The breed became popular very rapidly, and in fact, until World War II, no breed was ever kept and bred as extensively in the United States as the Barred Plymouth Rock. Its popularity came from its qualities as an outstanding farm chicken: hardiness, docility, broodiness, and excellent production of both eggs and meat.
Most of the other varieties were developed from crosses containing some of the same ancestral background as the barred variety. Early in its development, the name Plymouth Rock implied a barred bird, but as more varieties were developed, it became the designation for the breed. The Barred Plymouth Rock was one of the foundation breeds for the broiler industry in the 1920s, and the White Rock continues to be used as the female side of the commercial broiler cross.
Plymouth Rocks are large, long-lived chickens. Some varieties are good layers while others are bred principally for meat. They possess a long, broad back; a moderately deep, full breast; and yellow skin and legs. The hens have a deep, full abdomen, which is a sign of a good layer. The face of a Plymouth Rock is red with red ear lobes, a bright yellow beak, bay-colored eyes, and a single comb of moderate size. Their feathers are fairly loosely held but not so long as to easily tangle.
Generally, Plymouth Rocks are not aggressive, and tame quite easily. They are docile and may show broodiness. The hens usually make good mothers. However, some males and females are big and active enough to be quite a problem if they become aggressive.
Breeders should be aware of the standard weights and not select small or narrow birds for the breeding pen. Common faults include a shallow breast, high tails, narrow bodies and small size. Friendly and curious.


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Grass shrimp, or Palaemonetes, are a genus of freshwater and brackish water shrimp commonly found living among plants such as hydrilla and eelgrass. They make excellent live bait, especially for larger game fish. You can learn how to catch fresh water grass shrimp in a few steps.
Items you will need
Fine mesh net
Fish-flavored cat food
Wet eelgrass or other aquatic plants
Know where to look. Grass shrimp are sensitive to heat and changes in temperature and tend to congregate in shady areas. You can find them near aquatic plants and near submerged or sunken objects like docks, fences or pipes. Hunting at night by shining a flashlight into the water can be particularly effective.
Scatter shrimp from hiding places in plants by shaking the plants or combing through them with your hands, a wire rake or a fine, mesh net. Use the same net to scoop up any shrimp that you find. You can also use a sport or commercial shrimp trap baited with fish-flavored cat food.
Take a proper receptacle to store them in. Two good options are a cooler half-filled with ice cubes and lined with newspaper or a wood box lined with eelgrass or other aquatic plants collected from the area. Grass shrimp do not need to be submerged in water to survive, only kept cool and wet.
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An affiliate manager with a passion to write about Mac applications
October 19, 2021
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Whether you want to stop toggling apps on your notebook or just want to edit your photos on a bigger display, duplicating your screen may be the solution. You can extend your Mac's screen to an external monitor, making it possible to multitask more easily and have room to fully display images and documents. Today we will explain how to duplicate the screen on a Mac and use it in several ways.
Contents:
1. How to extend the display on a Mac
2. How to setup dual monitors on a Mac
3. How to set up a second monitor on a Mac for mirroring
4. How to use your Mac with extended display only
1. Duplicate screen on a Mac
It is possible to extend the screen on a Mac by hooking up a second or a third monitor to your Apple computer. Then, depending on your needs, you can operate several Mac screens in different ways:
 - The dual display Mac will show you separate content;
 - The extended desktop Mac will show you the same content;
 - The second display Mac will become the one and only primary display.
 - Monitors of different sizes
2. Dual monitor setup on a Mac
The first thing we want to tell you is that it is possible to extend your monitor, even if you are not a tech-savvy user. All you need to do before setting up a second monitor is:
 - Check your Apple computer's display specifications. For this, click on the Apple logo in the menu bar → About This MacSupport → in the Mac Resources section, select Specifications. In the next moment, the Apple Specifications page appears in your browser. On this page, under the Graphics and Video section you can find the display capabilities, including the number of external monitors supported and adapters needed.
About this Mac window - Support tab
The next step is to gather your hardware, including the monitor, adapters, and any connecting devices.
 1. Use a serviceable external monitor. You can choose any monitor you'd like, as long as the monitor specs and connector type fit with your display Specifications.
 2. Use a suitable adapter. It is better to use an Apple adapter, as it ensures a stable and correct connection. You can find more about adapters and monitor connectors here.
 3. Take an external keyboard and mouse if you intend to use an external monitor as the main display, while your Mac notebook is in closed-display mode.
As soon as you have everything you need, you can set up and use a dual screen on your Mac. To use a second monitor to extend your Mac's screen and operate two displays with different content, follow the next steps:
 1. Power on your external monitor and hook it up to your Mac.
 2. On your Mac, click on the Apple logo in the menu bar → System PreferencesDisplays. Do not tick the box Mirror Displays unless you want the Mac's second monitor to duplicate the desktop monitor.
 3. System Preferences window - Arrangement tab
 4. Select the Arrangement tab. You will see two displays, which you can move within this tab to arrange their position. Depending on the physical location of your external monitor, you can drag its image from the top, bottom, right, or left within the Arrangement tab. The white bar on one of the displays means that it is your primary display. In this way, the apps appear on the primary display first. You can change the primary display by dragging the white bar to another display within the Arrangement tab.
All these changes take time. Also, be aware that for a few seconds, both displays go black to accept the new settings.
3. Mirror display setup on a Mac
If you want to see on your external monitor the same content as on your Mac, you need to enable Mirror Displays. For this, go to System Preferences → Displays → Arrangement → select Mirror Displays. You can also use a keyboard shortcut Command+Fn+1 to toggle display mirroring on and off.
System Preferences window - Arrangement tab - mirror displays
4. Use the second monitor only on a Mac
If you want to operate your Mac notebook while using an external monitor instead of the built-in display, you can use the closed-display mode. This mode allows you to use the Mac notebook with its lid closed. Even while it appears to be in sleep mode, it isn't.
In addition to the previously-mentioned steps, you will need to connect an external keyboard and mouse, either USB or wireless. To use your Mac notebook with an external monitor as the primary and only display, take the following steps:
 1. Plug in your Mac notebook using the AC power adapter and turn it on.
 2. Hook up a USB keyboard and mouse. If you prefer to use a wireless keyboard and mouse, you should make some changes to the preferences. Go to System PreferencesBluetooth → click on the Turn Bluetooth On button. Connect the wireless keyboard and mouse to your Mac notebook. Then, within the Bluetooth pane, click on the Advanced button → select Allow Bluetooth devices to wake this computer and click OK.
 3. Bluetooth preferences window - Allow Bluetooth devices to wake computer
 4. Power your external monitor.
 5. Connect your Mac to the external monitor.
 6. Check to see if the mirroring option is enabled in the Arrangement tab of the Displays pane. If so, in a brief moment you will see that the external monitor duplicates your Mac notebook's desktop.
 7. Then you can close the notebook lid. If you are using OS X 10.7 and later, the external monitor first becomes blue, then shows you the notebook's display. If you are using OS X 10.6.8 and earlier, click the mouse button or hit any key on the keyboard to wake your Mac notebook and use an external monitor.
 8. Operate your Mac notebook as usual by using the external monitor, keyboard, and mouse.
Depending on the macOS, you can resume operating your Mac notebook using its built-in display:
 1. In OS X 10.7 and later, open the Mac notebook lid. For a few seconds, it flickers to a blue screen but then both displays show the same content.
 2. In OS X 10.6.8 and earlier, click on the Apple logo in the menu bar → select Sleep → then, wake your notebook by opening the lid.
Conclusion
Now you know how to add a second monitor to a Mac and several ways to operate two screens on a Mac. If you have any questions or wish to share your experience with using an external monitor, you are welcome to comment under this post. You can also find useful articles about macOS at our blog.
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This article states and (possibly) proves a fact that involves two finite groups of relatively prime order, requiring the additional datum that at least one of them is solvable. Due to the Feit-Thompson theorem, we know that for two finite groups of relatively prime orders, one of them is solvable. Hence, the additional datum of solvability can be dropped. However, the proof of the Feit-Thompson theorem is considered heavy machinery.
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- is a permutably complemented subgroup. In other words, there exists a subgroup such that is trivial and.
- Any two complements to are conjugate subgroups
The second statement does not yet have a direct elementary proof; rather, there is a proof assuming that either or is solvable. However, a well-known corollary of the Feit-Thompson theorem tells us that this is always true.


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Wardrops' Collection Online
Wardrops' Collection Online (WCO) is a digital repository and research project devoted to the Wardrops' Collection of Georgian manuscripts preserved at the Bodleian Library. The repository aims to stimulate different approaches to linguistic, literary, historical and socio-cultural studies of documents preserved at the Wardrop Collection formed by Sir Oliver Wardrop and his sister Marjory Wardrop. It holds the various types of manuscripts of different periods starting from the 8th century and includes digital editions of some manuscripts with a transcription, physical description and supporting commentary for each document.
The project Wardrops' Collection Online was carried out within the framework of Joint Research Programme of the University of Oxford and SRNSFG in Georgian Studies cooperating with the Ilia State University to make NoSQL database available online.


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Enchanting Castles: A Magical Coloring Book for Adults and Kids featuring Fantasy Castles and Whimsical Designs
Welcome to the enchanting world of castles, where dreams and imagination come to life! This magical coloring book features intricate designs of fantasy castles and whimsical landscapes, that will take you on a journey to a fairy tale kingdom.
This coloring book is perfect for both adults and kids who love to color and enjoy the art of relaxation. It is designed to help you reduce stress, improve mindfulness, and unleash your creativity as you immerse yourself in a world of wonder and enchantment.
- 50 unique and detailed illustrations of enchanting castles, whimsical designs
- Printed on high-quality paper to prevent bleeding and allow for easy coloring
- Large 8.5 x 11-inch pages that are perfect for framing and displaying your finished artwork
- Suitable for use with a variety of coloring tools, including colored pencils, markers, and gel pens
- Helps reduce stress, anxiety, and tension by providing a creative outlet for relaxation
- Improves mindfulness and focus by allowing you to disconnect from digital distractions and focus on the present moment
- Encourages creativity and self-expression by providing a blank canvas for you to unleash your imagination and create your own unique masterpieces
- Suitable for all ages and skill levels, making it a perfect gift for yourself or your loved ones
Unleash your creativity and escape to a world of enchantment with "Enchanting Castles" coloring book. Order your copy today and start your journey to a fairy tale kingdom!


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The importance of considering the water price in the analysis of the impact of dry versus hybrid condensing systems in the thermo economical performance of solar tower plants was demonstrated in this work. The dry condensing system consists of several induced-draft air-cooled condenser cells (ACCs) and the hybrid system consists of a parallel system where the condensing steam is split between the ACCs and a surface steam condenser where circulating water is cooled in a wet mechanical-draft cooling tower. The influence of the operating parameters of either the dry or wet cooling systems on the cooling load and fan power consumption were studied. Then, for a given condensing system (a system with a defined number of installed ACCs units and cooling tower units) and given the dry-air and wet-bulb air temperatures, the operating parameters were optimized to maximize the revenues of the power plant. This optimization depends on the water-to-electricity price ratio 𝑅, showing that at low ambient temperature when this ratio increases it is not profitable to turn on the cooling towers since the water cost is not counterbalanced by the higher cycle efficiency obtained with the lower condensation temperature. Finally, the annual operation and the LCOE and NPV of the CSP plant located in Dunhuang were analyzed for both dry and hybrid condensing systems with different number of ACCs and wet towers, showing that the most cost-effective configuration is the 16 ACCs with 3 wet cooling towers for water-to-electricity price ratio 𝑅 = 4 ($/m3)/($/kWhe) and 𝑅 = 5 ($/m3)/($/kWhe), but for 𝑅 = 10($/m3)/($/kWhe), the best option is with only 2 wet towers.
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Fernández-Torrijos, M., Marugán-Cruz, C., Sobrino, C., & Santana, D. (2022). The water cost effect of hybrid-parallel condensing systems in the thermo-economical performance of solar tower plants. Applied Thermal Engineering, 202, 117801.


A confidence band is the lines on a probability plot or fitted line plot that depict the upper and lower confidence bounds for all points on a fitted line within the range of data. On a fitted line plot, the confidence interval for the mean response of a specified predictor value are the points on the confidence bands directly above and below the predictor value.
For example, a materials engineer at a furniture manufacturing site wants to assess the strength of the particle board that they use. They collect stiffness data from particle board pieces with various densities. The engineer uses linear regression to create a fitted line plot of the relationship between stiffness and density. The confidence bands above and below the fitted line represent confidence intervals for the mean response of a specified predictor value. For example, the model indicates with 95% confidence that a density of 15 will generate a mean stiffness between approximately 28 and 35, which are the y-values of the lower and upper confidence bands at X = 15.
Density vs. Stiffness
You verify the validity of this regression model by assessing the residuals for normality.
Probability plot of residuals
All the points fall close to the fitted line, so the assumption that the residuals are normal is reasonable. The Anderson-Darling statistic (0.395) and p-value (0.35) confirm this conclusion.
For a fitted line plot, the confidence intervals that form the confidence bands are calculated separately for each point on the fitted line, without controlling for family error. Therefore, if you use 95% confidence bands to estimate more than one parameter per sample, your actual confidence level for the group of estimates will be less than 95%.


Amazing Care Assist – Health Care Intellytics LLC
Our mobile app AmazingCareAssist would like to receive data related to the following fields from Apple HealthKit:
steps, distance, calories, calories.active, calories.basal, activity, height, weight, heart rate,blood glucose, temperature, insulin, nutrition.sodium,blood pressure, body temperature, resp rate, fat percentage, gender, nutrition, oxygen saturation .
The above data collected by the mobile app AmazingCareAssist will be sent to the AmazingCareAssist server and stored as associated data of the patient. The Doctors of the Amazing Care Clinic through the browser-based dashboard (_URL_) will have access to the above data corresponding to the patient. The above data fields and values are displayed in a graphical form in the dashboard so that the Doctor can see the progression of symptoms related to the patient condition. Based on the above data, the Doctor will decide the next set of medical actions. Essentially, in Amazing Care Clinic practice, the above data field values will influence the treatment options related to that patient. As mentioned elsewhere, the access to the above data fields and values is restricted to need-to-know basis. Only the authorized Doctors will have access to the above data fields and values.


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Experimental measurements of gravity casting flow
NTIS -New Technologies for the Information Society, Faculty of Applied Sciences, University of West Bohemia, Univerzitní 8, 30100 Plzeň, Czech Republic
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An experimental investigation of casting processes performed under well controlled laboratory conditions is presented. Casting molds made of transparent material allow for analysis of flow patterns by means of standard optical measurement methods. The tests are carried out for selected highly-viscous Newtonian fluids at room temperature. The physical properties of the test fluids (i.e. viscosity, surface tension and density) are identified. As a result, an extensive set of experimental data is provided.
© The Authors, published by EDP Sciences, 2019
This is an open access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License 4.0 (_URL_ which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.


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Welcome to Planet Clicker, a simple and addictive clicker game where your mission is to increase energy production and colonize new planets! Get ready to click your way to intergalactic domination as you buy and upgrade various energy sources and witness the units flowing in!
Planet Clicker is proudly developed by Coltroc from Scratch, a talented game developer dedicated to creating fun and exciting games.
Start your journey on Earth, where you'll have access to a range of energy upgrades. Boost your energy production by enhancing your clicking power and constructing farms, power plants, and more.
Once you've amassed enough energy on Earth, you can expand your reach to Mars through interplanetary energy unit transfer. Mars brings a fresh set of upgrades, including solar oil, coal, nuclear power, and even alien technology.
But the adventure doesn't stop there! The final planet awaiting your colonization is Venus. It comes with a hefty price tag of 1 trillion energy units. Unlock advanced technologies like iron, lava, and a mysterious upgrade called "future technology" that lies at the bottom of the list.
To generate energy, simply left-click on the planets. Click away and watch your energy production soar!
If you're hooked on clicker and idle games, you're in luck! There's a wide selection of addictive titles to explore. Once you've conquered the solar system in Planet Clicker, consider checking out other classics like Candy Clicker, Cookie Clicker, and Money Clicker.


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As the hospitality industry becomes increasingly digitalized, the need for remote data monitoring has become essential. Data Harbor's remote monitoring systems provide an innovative solution for hotels and resorts to remotely monitor and analyze their data, enabling them to make informed decisions in real-time and make immediate adjustments when necessary.
Hotels and resorts can remotely monitor water, gas and power levels and utilization, inventory levels, customer feedback, HVAC, Legionella, environmental levels, employee performance and much more, all from one centralized location. Our systems help optimize operations while providing valuable insights that can be used to enhance customer experience. A Data Harbor monitoring system is an indispensable tool for any hospitality business looking to stay competitive in today's digital age.
Remote Data Monitoring For Hospitality
Data Harbor's remote monitoring systems provide numerous benefits for hospitality including:
- Real-time data insights: A Data Harbor system allows hotels and resorts to receive real-time insights into their operations. Control their data and make informed decisions faster, optimizing operations and improving customer experiences.
- Cost savings: By tracking utility consumption, inventory levels or occupancy and engagement status remotely, hotels and resorts can reduce waste and minimize inventory costs, resulting in significant savings over time.
- Enhanced customer experience: Data Harbor's remote monitoring helps hospitality convert customer feedback and preferences into tailored offerings and services to meet the needs of their guests.
- Improved employee performance: Monitoring employee performance remotely can help hospitality identify areas for improvement and provide targeted training to improve employee productivity.
- Increased operational efficiency: With Data Harbor's remote data monitoring, hotels and resorts can streamline their operations by tracking key performance indicators in resource consumption, identifying bottlenecks, and making adjustments to improve overall efficiency.
- Scalability: Data Harbor's systems allow hotels and resorts to scale their operations as needed, providing valuable insights into performance across multiple locations and markets.
Utility Monitoring for Hospitality
Data Harbor's systems enable granular data visibility and remote real-time controls over utility status and consumption.
- Real-time monitoring: Remote data monitoring enables hotels to monitor utility usage in real-time, providing the essential data they need to optimize their utility consumption and avoid wastage.
- Predictive analytics: By analyzing historical data, Data Harbor's systems can provide resorts with predictive analytics, allowing them to forecast their future utility needs and plan accordingly.
- Automated controls: Remote monitoring systems can be integrated with automated controls, such as smart thermostats, which can adjust temperature settings based on occupancy and weather conditions, reducing energy consumption and costs.
- Equipment monitoring: Daa Harbor's systems can be used to monitor the performance of HVAC, lighting, and other equipment, allowing hotels to identify inefficiencies and optimize energy consumption.
- Alerts and notifications: Data Harbor's platform can be set up to send alerts and notifications when utility usage exceeds predefined thresholds or when equipment malfunctions, enabling our clients to respond quickly and minimize waste.
- Benchmarking: Data Harbor's monitoring systems can be used to benchmark utility usage across different locations and against industry standards, allowing hotels to identify areas for improvement and optimize their consumption.
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Learn how Data Harbor's remote data monitoring system helped this large resort manage costs and improve safety
Monitor and control energy consumption through sensors, smart thermostats, and lighting control systems.
Monitor security systems, access control, and video surveillance remotely.
Fire Safety Systems
Monitor fire safety systems, including fire alarms, smoke detectors, and sprinkler systems.
Track hotel assets such as furniture, fixtures, and equipment through RFID or other asset tracking technologies.
Monitor and manage inventory levels of supplies, linens, and other items used in guest rooms and common areas.
Monitor waste collection and disposal, reducing waste production, and optimizing recycling.
Guest Room Automation
Automate guest room systems such as lighting, temperature, and entertainment systems to enhance the guest experience.
Kitchen and Restaurant Management
Monitor and control kitchen equipment such as ovens, refrigerators, and freezers.
Monitor laundry machines' usage and status, including washers, dryers, and other laundry equipment.
Monitor parking occupancy, automate parking control systems, and manage parking reservations.
Monitor and control the guest's safety through wearable technology and emergency response systems.
Monitor for Legionella and create alerts to ensure the safety of your guests and staff
A Remote Data Monitoring provider like Data Harbor offers much more than a system and hardware, we bring a higher level of support which makes the ultimate difference in success. Data Harbor is different because of our customization planning and incredible focus on client requirements.


Configuring PXF Servers
 - Supporting file-based connector and user configuration
 - Providing connector-specific template configuration files
A PXF Server definition is simply a named configuration that provides access to a specific external data store. A PXF server name is the name of a directory residing in $PXF_CONF/servers/. The information that you provide in a server configuration is connector-specific. For example, a PXF JDBC Connector server definition may include settings for the JDBC driver class name, URL, username, and password. You can also configure connection-specific and session-specific properties in a JDBC server definition.
PXF provides a server template file for each connector; this template identifies the typical set of properties that you must configure to use the connector.
You will configure a server definition for each external data store that Greenplum Database users need to access. For example, if you require access to two Hadoop clusters, you will create a PXF Hadoop server configuration for each cluster. If you require access to an Oracle and a MySQL database, you will create one or more PXF JDBC server configurations for each database.
A server configuration may include default settings for user access credentials and other properties for the external data store. You can allow Greenplum Database users to access the external data store using the default settings, or you can configure access and other properties on a per-user basis. This allows you to configure different Greenplum Database users with different external data store access credentials in a single PXF server definition.
About Server Template Files
The configuration information for a PXF server resides in one or more -site.xml files in $PXF_CONF/servers//.
PXF provides a template configuration file for each connector. These server template configuration files are located in the $PXF_CONF/templates/ directory after you initialize PXF:
gpadmin@gpmaster$ ls $PXF_CONF/templates
adl-site.xml hbase-site.xml jdbc-site.xml s3-site.xml
core-site.xml hdfs-site.xml mapred-site.xml wasbs-site.xml
gs-site.xml hive-site.xml minio-site.xml yarn-site.xml
You specify credentials to PXF in clear text in configuration files.
About the Default Server
PXF defines a special server named default. When you initialize PXF, it automatically creates a $PXF_CONF/servers/default/ directory. This directory, initially empty, identifies the default PXF server configuration. You can configure and assign the default PXF server to any external data source. For example, you can assign the PXF default server to a Hadoop cluster, or to a MySQL database that your users frequently access.
Configuring a Server
When you configure a PXF connector to an external data store, you add a named PXF server configuration for the connector. Among the tasks that you perform, you may:
 4. Fill in appropriate default values for the properties in the template file.
 5. Add any additional configuration properties and values required for your environment.
 6. Configure one or more users for the server configuration as described in About Configuring a PXF User.
 7. Synchronize the server and user configuration to the Greenplum Database cluster.
Note: You must re-sync the PXF configuration to the Greenplum Database cluster after you add or update PXF server configuration.
After you configure a PXF server, you publish the server name to Greenplum Database users who need access to the data store. A user only needs to provide the server name when they create an external table that accesses the external data store. PXF obtains the external data source location and access credentials from server and user configuration files residing in the server configuration directory identified by the server name.
To configure a PXF server, refer to the connector configuration topic:
Configuring a PXF User
You can configure access to an external data store on a per-server, per-Greenplum-user basis.
You configure external data store user access credentials and properties for a specific Greenplum Database user by providing a -user.xml user configuration file in the PXF server configuration directory, $PXF_CONF/servers//. For example, you specify the properties for the Greenplum Database user named bill in the file $PXF_CONF/servers//bill-user.xml. You can configure zero, one, or more users in a PXF server configuration.
The properties that you specify in a user configuration file are connector-specific. You can specify any configuration property supported by the PXF connector server in a -user.xml configuration file.
For example, suppose you have configured access to a PostgreSQL database in the PXF JDBC server configuration named pgsrv1. To allow the Greenplum Database user named bill to access this database as the PostgreSQL user named pguser1, password changeme, you create the user configuration file $PXF_CONF/servers/pgsrv1/bill-user.xml with the following properties:
If you want to configure a specific search path and a larger read fetch size for bill, you would also add the following properties to the bill-user.xml user configuration file:
For each PXF user that you want to configure, you will:
 1. Identify the name of the Greenplum Database user.
 2. Identify the PXF server definition for which you want to configure user access.
 3. Identify the name and value of each property that you want to configure for the user.
 4. Create/edit the file $PXF_CONF/servers//-user.xml, and add the outer configuration block:
 5. Add each property/value pair that you identified in Step 3 within the configuration block in the -user.xml file.
 6. If you are adding the PXF user configuration to previously configured PXF server definition, synchronize the user configuration to the Greenplum Database cluster.
About Configuration Property Precedence
A PXF server configuration may include default settings for user access credentials and other properties for accessing an external data store. Some PXF connectors, such as the S3 and JDBC connectors, allow you to directly specify certain server properties via custom options in the CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE command LOCATION clause. A -user.xml file specifies property settings for an external data store that are specific to a Greenplum Database user.
For a given Greenplum Database user, PXF uses the following precedence rules (highest to lowest) to obtain configuration property settings for the user:
 1. A property that you configure in /-user.xml overrides any setting of the property elsewhere.
 2. A property that is specified via custom options in the CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE command LOCATION clause overrides any setting of the property in a PXF server configuration.
 3. Properties that you configure in the PXF server definition identify the default property values.
These precedence rules allow you create a single external table that can be accessed by multiple Greenplum Database users, each with their own unique external data store user credentials.
Using a Server Configuration
For example, the following command accesses an S3 object store using the server configuration defined in the $PXF_CONF/servers/s3srvcfg/s3-site.xml file:
CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE pxf_ext_tbl(name text, orders int)
CREATE EXTERNAL TABLE pxf_ext_hdfs(location text, miles int)
A Greenplum Database user who queries or writes to an external table accesses the external data store with the credentials configured for the user. If no user-specific credentials are configured for , the Greenplum user accesses the external data store with the default credentials configured for .


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Ability to detect and to isolate faults which may affect the system depends essentially on instrumentation architecture. This is why, before designing an industrial supervision system, determination of monitoring ability based on technical specifications is important. Used methods in the consulted literature are based on a model given as a set of collected data in different modes (faulty and normal) or under complex differential equations. In the present paper it will be shown how the behavioral, structural and causal properties of the bond graph model can be used for monitoring ability analysis (which part of the system is over, just or under constrained) with no need of calculation. The developed method is applied to the designing a real time monitoring of an electromechanical system.


Steps to Start Adventure Racing
Even if you're an experienced triathlete, runner, mountain biker or kayaker—if you're new to adventure racing—your biggest challenge will undoubtedly be: "How do I get started?"
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But if you are new to the sport, there are a few simple steps you can take to make it easy and not so intimidating to get your feet wet, so to speak. So familiarize yourself, do a little footwork and you'll soon immerse yourself in the exciting world of adventure racing.
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1. Find your local adventure racing community. Do some research, reach out and ask questions. Get to know the other people involved—they'll become great friends and resources.
2. Find out what events and races are happening around you—or what events you may want to take a special trip to. It will allow you to keep a running calendar, which you can organize and hone as you go.
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3. Volunteer at these events and races, at first, to get acquainted with the sport and the community. There's no better way to familiarize yourself than by taking some time to feel the world out, somewhat on the sidelines, before diving in.
4. Join the weekly activities in your community. Racing teams, local outdoor shops and other sponsors often coordinate to organize (mostly) free activities that encourage skill building, community building, training opportunities and that are an all around good time.
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5. Attend free clinics. Many adventure race organizations also offer free clinics. Capitalize on that.
6. Do a sprint race and see how you like it. These races are usually about 4 hours for newbies (or 2, for the fastest teams) and are considered entry level for adventure racing. You can expect to be riding for 1.5 hours, trekking for an hour, and kayaking for 30 minutes.
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Making is mindfulness made practical, and quilting is a renowned and rewarding craft. In Mindful Makes: Quiltingmaker Elli Beavenreveals the meditative nature of the quilting process and its empowering skillset for creating, mending and mindfulness.
Drawing on the traditions of hand quilting, Elli has created 20 modern makes, ranging from simple coasters, bags and cushions to quilts and curtains. She shares the basic techniques of quilting and shows how these can be adapted and developed for different projects, as well as mending and repurposing.
Clean photography, contemporary illustration and heart-affirming text are neatly sewn together to celebrate handwork and the act of crafting for a sustainable future.
Packed with inspiring ideas and practical guidance, Mindful Makes: Quilting gives you the skills to get started with this fulfilling craft, and shows how the quilting process and the satisfaction of creating our own unique makes can benefit our wellbeing.
Elli Beaven is a quilt maker with a passion for sustainable making. She runs Wholecloth Studio in east London, UK, and also teaches quilting and natural dyeing workshops. Her beautiful quilted projects have appeared in Mollie Makes, Curated Quilts, and Selvedge.


Bike light buying guide: comparing light values
Know your way around lumen, lux and candela – the basics of light and optics
When you consider buying a new bike light, the first thing that comes to mind is probably how bright the light should be. Sounds simple enough, but there are a few things that are good to know. You want to compare different lights objectively to find the optimal light for your way of riding and that will give you the best value for your money. We have put together a guide for you with the basics you need to know.
Interpreting light values
All LED bike lights, regardless of brand, will be brightest when just turned on, and shine less bright when they get hot. Depending on the construction and cooling of the light, the output will decrease gradually until a stable level is reached.
Herrmans always mentions the stable value, measured after 30 minutes, not only the initial higher value that typically only lasts a few minutes.
Pro tip 1: Always check that the indicated lumen/lux values are the stable values.
Pro tip 2: A strong light is great but not all that matters; it's just as important how the available light is spread in the light pattern. Read more in "What defines a good light pattern?

Lux vs. Lumens vs. Candela – what's the difference?
To put it very short:
 - Lumen is a measure of how much light is emitted.
 - Candela indicates the visible intensity in a given direction, from the light source.
 - Lux values tell you how bright a given surface will be.
Herrmans, what is lumen, lux, candela
And the slightly longer version:
Lumen (lm)
= Unit for luminous flux. This is a measure of the total "amount" of visible light emitted by a light source. More lumens equal more light, but there's more to it than that. Lumen is a frequently used value for comparing lights, but it's important to remember that the real perceived intensity of the light will depend on the direction and the area onto which it is projected.
Lux (lx)
= Unit for illuminance. Lux is a measure of how much luminous flux is spread over a given area. Definition: 1 lx = 1 lm/m2. In the bike business, the Lux value is usually measured on a vertical screen at 10m distance (as per the German type approval measurement). This is often a more accurate way of describing and comparing how well the light illuminates a given area. You can also say that Lux is a measure of how well the optics in the bike light uses the available light (lumens).
But to be clear, in real life your bike light will not hit the road straight ahead as in the tests, but diagonally, so the light will be distributed on a bigger area. Therefore, it's good to also check the actual light patterns when comparing bike lights.
Candela (cd)?
= Unit for luminous intensity. Candela measures light intensity in a given direction and is used for rear light specifications. A common candle emits light with roughly 1 cd luminous intensity. And for comparison: 100 cd equals 1 lx (on a vertical screen at 10m distance).

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Proposed is a novel approach based on independent component analysis (ICA) for speckle reduction and target extraction of SAR (synthetic aperture radar) images using adaptive space separation with weighted information entropy incorporated. First the basis and the independent components are respectively obtained by ICA technique, and Weighted Information Entropy of the image is computed, then based on the threshold computed from function T-WIE (Threshold VS.
Weighted-Information-Entropy), independent components are adaptively separated and the basis are classified accordingly. Thus, the image space is separated into two subspaces -'clean' and 'noise'. Then, a proposed nonlinear operator 'ABO' is applied on each component of the 'clean' subspace for further optimization. Finally, recovery image is obtained reconstructing this subspace and target is easily extracted with binarisation. Note that here T-WIE is an interpolated function based on several representative target SAR images using proposed space separation algorithm.


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In response to the ethical code for higher education proposed by Education Minister Naftali Bennett, the Israel Democracy Institute (IDI) stated today that this step is a "negative example" of how to write an ethical code. According to IDI, the code was written by an individual rather than through discourse with professors at Israel's various institutions of higher learning. It also undermines the autonomy of these institutions in violation of the Law of the Council for Higher Education.
"The ethical code that is being proposed unreasonably expands the definition of what is political. The definition does not differentiate between political and the public, between political and ethical, and between systematic preaching and free discourse. Political activity, according to the proposed ethical code, includes all direct support or opposition to 'a particular point of view in a recognized public dispute'. Thus, the proposed code refers to many questions of economics, ethics, law, and political morality as political and calls for their removal from academic discourse.
Finally, IDI's statement adds that the code undermines the gist of the academic mission and spirit, which lies in the academic drive to raise innovative ideas and challenge conventional wisdom.
"Such an ethical code tramples freedom of expression with a heavy foot. It would cause professors to self-censor and create an opening for pursuing and harassing professors," IDI's leaders say.
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Using Source Tracking to Grow Your Business
vcita's built in source tracking mechanism allows you to quickly identify the origin of a client's contact with your business. Knowing the source of new conversations is critical for accurately analyzing how effective your advertising efforts are. This insight will help you plan productive marketing activities and invest in the channels that are most lucrative.
This article explains how to view source tracking data in your account and describes some of the parameters involved:
- Viewing the Source Tracking Summary
- Viewing the Source of a Conversation
- Viewing the Source of a Booking
- Viewing Client Sources
- Understanding Conversation Sources and Parameters
Viewing the Source Tracking Summary
The Top Sources section of the Dashboard lists all conversation sources and displays the total number of conversations that originated from each source. The source that generated the most conversations is listed first.
To view your top sources, open the Dashboard menu. On the right side of the page, at the bottom of the Recently Active Clients pane, click Top sources.
Clicking a button in the Top sources pane opens a filtered view of the Inbox that displays only conversations originating from the selected source. For more information, refer to Viewing the Source of a Conversation (below).
Note: Notice that third-party sources, as well as any custom sources you create, are included in the Top Sources summary. For more information about common sources and their parameters, click here. For details about creating custom source tagging, click here.
Viewing the Source of a Conversation
You can check all your conversation sources at a glance, directly from your Inbox. The Sources folder contains a list of sources of all conversations stored in the Inbox. Clicking on a source filters the Inbox view to display only conversations that originated from the selected source.
Viewing the Source of a Booking
To see the origin of an individual booking, open the conversation and scroll to the appointment you want to find the source for. Click on the appointment.
Under More info, you will see the source origin. If the source was a website or other internet link, you will be able to click the URL from the Source details popup to view the source page. For more information about checking sources, refer to Understanding Conversation Sources and Parameters.
Clicking on the hyperlinked source opens the Source details popup, where you can see more information about the source. In the example below, we see that the source originated from the Client Portal, along with the Referring URL.
Here is another example of the different types of sources you may encounter. We see that the source message was sent via SMS (not email), and that the message type (Campaign) was a Reminder message.
To view the sources of many conversations simultaneously, you can export your client list. The export report can display information about all scheduled or requested appointments, including the source of the conversation connected with the bookings.
Viewing Client Sources
It is often useful to review the original marketing sources of your client pool. A client's marketing source is the origin of the first conversation with the client. Examples of marketing sources are automatic messages, direct links (e.g., your client portal), imports, etc.
To view the source of an individual client, go to the Clients menu and click on a client. On the 3rd section of the client's main card, click 'Show more' under Contact Information. The source is then listed on the right side of the page, under Additional Info.
To view the sources of many clients simultaneously, you can generate a Client Report. The marketing source of each client will be listed in the Source column of the report.
Possible sources of a client:
- Initiated by staff: imported or added manually by a staff member
- Client portal: Originated from your client portal
- Direct link: Accessed a direct link
- Website: A widget on your website
Understanding Sources and Parameters
The main sources are:
- Initiated by staff: Manually initiated by a staff member
- Website: An internet page from which a client was able to contact you or make a booking.
- Client Portal: A page of your vcita Client Portal. (The Portal is a site dedicated to promoting you and your business.)
- Announcement: A marketing drive that you create within your vcita account and distribute via email or SMS.
- Automatic message: A message generated by vcita to help you automate business workflows. The messages can be is sent via email or SMS.
You can see the referring URL for a website or Client Portal source in the Source details popup (refer to Viewing the Source of a Conversation, above). In the case of a website source, the popup also displays the Channel, or the type of widget that was used as the source. Some examples of website channels are buttons, calendars and contact forms.
When the source is an Announcement, the popup shows the distribution channel (Email or SMS) and the name of the Announcement. Clicking the link opens the Statistics page for the Announcement.
Other sources include third party integrations (e.g., Quickbooks, Zapier, etc.) and customized source tracking links that you have created.


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|Average Sunlight per day
|Average Daylight per day
|Sunny (Cloudy) Daylight Hours
|Sun altitude at solar noon on the 21st day.
- The average temperature in Felixstowe, England in July is very mild at 17.5 °C (63.5 °F).
- Afternoons can be warm with average high temperatures reaching 21 °C (69.8 °F).
- Overnight temperatures are generally mild with an average low of 14 °C (57.2 °F).
- The average daily temperature variation/ range in July is 7 °C (12.6 °F).
- The weather in July is a little parched with rain occasionally. A mere 47mm (1.9in) of liquid is deposited across an average of 12 days.
- The heavens above Felixstowe, England are fine with on balance a detectable 6:36 of magnificent sunshine per day.
- The shortest day is 15:33 long and the longest day is 16:38 long with an average length of 16:11.
- There are approximately 9:20 per day when bright sunshine is absent due to cloud, haze or the sun being too low on the horizon to register.
- It is sunny approximately 41.4% of daylight hours and cloudy 58.6% of daylight hours.
Check the distance to and compare the Felixstowe, England July averages with somewhere beginning with:
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Weather Trend Graph for July in Felixstowe, England, Uk
Navigate to July Weather in Locations Surrounding Felixstowe, England:
- Hull, England, Uk - 227.2 kms (141.2 miles) NNW
- Waddington, Uk - 185.2 kms (115.1 miles) NW
- Birmingham, England, Uk - 215.5 kms (133.9 miles) WNW
- Lyneham, Uk - 234.4 kms (145.6 miles) W
- London, England, Uk - 125.8 kms (78.1 miles) WSW
- London-Gatwick, Uk - 134.8 kms (83.8 miles) SW
- Brighton, England, Uk - 162 kms (100.7 miles) SW
- Bournemouth-Hurn, Uk - 255.6 kms (158.8 miles) WSW


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Stay up-to-date in real time on everything Comeet by receiving notifications directly on Slack. These notifications will be delivered to you by Slackbot.
To set this up you would need to get your Slack forwarding address and use it to create the desired filter in your Gmail or Outlook:
Retrieve your Slack forwarding address:
1. In Slack, click your workspace name in the top left to open the menu.
2. Choose Preferences, then Messages & Media.
3. Scroll down to click Get a Forwarding Address. Click Copy to copy it to your clipboard.
1. Open Gmail using the account at which you receive Comeet notifications.
2. In the top right, click Settings → Forwarding and POP/IMAP tab.
3. In the "Forwarding" section, click Add a forwarding address.
4. Paste the Slack-generated address as a new forwarding address. Then click Next → Proceed → OK.
5. A verification message will appear in Slackbot. Copy the verification code in the message in Slack and paste it into the dedicated field in Gmail.
6. At the bottom of the page, click Save Changes.
7. In the Gmail search box at the top, click the Down arrow and enter your search criteria for the messages you'd like to forward:
- For all Comeet emails: From: _USER_.comeet-notifications.com
- Only notifications (tasks and updates): From: _EMAIL_
- Only tasks about referred candidates: From: _EMAIL_ and includes the words [REFERRAL].
- You can check that your search works properly by clicking search and verifying that the right emails are shown.
8. At the bottom of the search window, click Create filter with this search.
9. Choose forward it to the Slack email address and click Create filter.
1. At the top of the page in Outlook Web App, select Settings > Options, and then select one of the following:
- Organize email > Inbox rules > New
- OR Mail > Automatic processing > Inbox rules > New > Create a new rule for arriving message
2. Under When the message arrives, select:
- All Comeet emails: From: _USER_.comeet-notifications.com.
- Only notifications (Task and updates): From: _EMAIL_
- Only task involving high priority candidates: From: _EMAIL_ and includes the works [referral].
3. Select one of the following, depending on the settings you see:
- Forward, redirect, or send > Forward the message to
- OR More options > Forward, redirect, or send > Forward the message to
4. Paste the Slack-generated address as a new forwarding address and click OK to save your selections, and OK or Save to create the rule.
Have more questions? Contact us at _EMAIL_


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Using the organize files and Folders in OneDrive on ios Devices
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After uploading files and folders to OneDrive, you can move them to different folders, or files to keep it organized. iOS users can organize their pictures, documents, and other data stored in their OneDrive. You can also find the steps to uploading files and folders Via _URL_.
They can do this by moving folders or files to a different location within OneDrive. Here's how:
Follow the steps Move a Folder
1. In your iPhone or iPad, locate the OneDrive application and tap on its icon to open it.
2. Now, after launching the app, you will be prompted to sign in to your account, if you are not already.
3. Tap on the Sign in button and enter the email address and password for the account associated with OneDrive.
4. Now, go to the lower portion of the screen and tap on Files.
5. Now, you will be able to see all the files and folders on the Files screen.
6. Find the folder in which the folder you wish to move is kept.
7. Tap on the folder and open the menu by hitting the three horizontal dots icon present in the top-right side of the screen.
8. From the list of options, pick Select Items.
9. Just select the folder by tapping on its icon.
10. Now, go to the destination folder, and press the Select this location option.
Follow the steps to Move a File
1. Unlock your iOS handheld and locate the OneDrive app in the home screen. Tap on it.
2. When the application opens, tap on the Sign in button if you are not logged in already.
3. Key in the OneDrive password and email ID and hit the Sign in button.
4. Tap on the Files option located in the lower tray.
5. From the list of all documents, files, and folders, move to the location where the file you wish to transfer is stored.
6. Now, tap on the file you wish to move, and select it.
7. In the next prompt, navigate the folders, and select the folder you wish to move the file to.
8. After selecting the destination of the file, hit the Move button located in the bottom-right side of the screen.
Move several files and folders simultaneously
1. Unlock your iPhone or iPad.
2. Navigate the home screens and locate OneDrive. Tap on its icon to launch it.
3. Hit the Sign In button located at the center of the screen.
4. Enter the email and password for your OneDrive account and log in.
5. Now, go to Files located in the bottom tray.
6. Browse the folders and locate the files and folders you wish to move.
7. Tap on the folder where the sub-folders and files you wish to move are kept.
8. Open the menu by tapping on the three dots located at the top right edge of the screen.
9. Choose the first option from the list- Select Items.
10. Now, just tap on the circles located next to the files and folders to select them.
11. Now, just select the folder you would be moving the items chosen to.
12. Hit the Move button located at the bottom right corner.
13. All the files and folders will be shifted to the new destination.
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Broadband Scanning Microwave Microscopy of a Biological Cell with Unprecedented Image Quality and Signal-to-Noise Ratio
A broadband scanning microwave microscope (SMM) was developed by modifying both the hardware and software of a narrowband commercial SMM. Using the broadband SMM, images of a Jurkat human lymphocyte cell were acquired over 128 × 128 pixels at 201 frequencies from 1 GHz to 9 GHz, all in 20 min. The acquired broadband signals allowed Fourier transformation for time-gated postprocessing of the SMM data with unprecedented image quality and signal-to-noise ratio. The broadband SMM can enable microwave spectroscopy and 3D tomography of intracellular structures in a live cell.