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A group of eight budding drivers have been learning about road safety and the laws around vehicle use as part of a youth work project in Portlethen.
The teenagers, aged 15 and 16, were shown the practical side of driving by a qualified instructor, before they got their hands dirty learning about what is under the bonnet of a car, at a local garage.
The youngsters have been awarded certificates from Youth Scotland following their participation in the Momentum Project.
Momentum was co-ordinated by the Portlethen Community Learning and Development (CLD) team and was funded by the North Kincardine Community Development Group.
The participants took part in activities spanning 30 hours which were delivered by the CLD team in partnership with Grampian Police, Lethen Motors, Grampian Fire and Rescue Service and Carnegie Base Services.
Portlethen CLD worker Gordon Constable said: "This is the fourth year that we have run the Momentum Project in Portlethen and once again it has been a great success and extremely well received by all those taking part, all of whom had the opportunity to learn many new skills."
It is hoped that the course will help the budding drivers to understand the importance of being safe on the road and how best to look after themselves, their passengers and their vehicle once they get their driving licence.
Chair of Aberdeenshire Council's Education, Learning & Leisure Committee, Cllr Isobel Davidson, said: "Learning to drive is an exciting part of being a teenager but it is important that all budding drivers are taught about how to stay safe on the roads.
"Through the Momentum Project these youngsters have been given a good introduction to road safety, driving and also how the car works and how to maintain a vehicle."
Committee vice-chair, Cllr Ron McKail, said: "It is fantastic to see these teenagers gaining an understanding of vital road safety issues, and I am pleased to see that the programme will be offered to more youngsters in the coming year."

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The Nido Cottage makes decorating a terrace or balcony. The Lechuza hanging basket plant allows fast and stable depends on the included mounting system made from roasting steel. This planter is provided with a bottom screw to drain overtolling water. The liner with retractable handles and irrigation set of Lechuza it is always included. You can also use it perfectly used without the grid.
These planters are supplied with soil watering system (all inclusive).
1) Including the Lechuza irrigation system. - The integrated water tank offers an optimal water supply for the plant. - Full control of water use by the water meter. - Balanced, constant water supply for improved plant growth. - Up to 12 weeks without Pour on. 2) Including inner lechuza - Removable inner. - Easy planting and overwinter. 3) Including lechuza plant substrates - The Lechuza pon as natural water nutrients and fertilizer buffer. - Sufficient lechuza pon when shipped for immediate planting.


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Analytics and in-stream information with particle size for flotation plant optimisation.
This project is about using ultrasonic techniques to measure particle sizes in mineral processing streams using a novel flow-through measurement unit and in-line detection of slurry characteristics and particle size distribution. Mineral processing depends significantly on particle size in almost all methods of separation and concentration. In the heart of mineral processing, flotation recovery depends on the particles' size (optimally between 10 and 50 microns) and the liberation of the particles (i.e., each particle is solely one mineral). Also, the particle size, and thus the available surface area, critically influences the leaching rate in material for hydrometallurgical extraction. Furthermore, downstream of the process, effective treatment of tailings depends on the size of the waste particles. Small particles in the tailing stream are less likely to undergo rapid settling and require more flocking agents to improve sedimentation or filterability.
The sensing platform designed in this project will be integrated with the pulp chemistry monitor system – MagoPulp developed by Magotteaux – to give combined size/pulp chemistry information, which will be used as a means of advanced process control to optimise the flotation.


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If a function $f:I \rightarrow \mathbb{C}$ defined on an interval $I$ of length $p$ can be expanded to a piecewise differentiable function on $\overline{I}$, then will...
What does $\overline{I}$ mean in this context?
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usually the closure of $I$. That is, if $I$ is any of $(a,b), [a,b), (a,b], [a,b]$, then $\overline{I}= [a,b]$. – user20266 Jun 6 '12 at 19:45
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Here $\overline I$ means the closure of $I$ - in general this is the smallest closed set which contains $I$. If $I \subseteq \mathbb{R}$ is an interval, then it is just the interval with the endpoints included.
For a more general example, in $\mathbb{R}^2$ you have the set $B = \{ (x,y) \in \mathbb{R}^2 : | (x,y) | < 1 \}$, the open ball of radius $1$, centred at the origin. If we take its closure we get $\overline B =\{(x,y) \in \mathbb{R}^2 : |(x,y)| \le 1 \}$, the open disc which contains the boundary. This is the two-dimensional analogue of an interval.
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Alkali Monitoring of Industrial Process Gas by Surface Ionization─Calibration, Assessment, and Comparison to in Situ Laser Diagnostics
Journal article, 2021
In this work, we present rigorous calibration and assessment of a surface ionization detector (SID) for alkali monitoring in industrial process gases and compare it to an in situ laser diagnostic method called collinear photofragmentation and atomic absorption spectroscopy (CPFAAS). The side-by-side comparison of the time-resolved alkali concentration was performed in a technical-scale gas burner seeded with selected alkali salts, corresponding to alkali molar fractions of 10-100 ppm in the flue gas. The SID operates at room temperature and relies on extraction, dilution, and conditioning of the sample gas, whereas CPFAAS provides in situ molecular data. During KCl addition, the instruments were in good agreement: 80.1 ppm (SID) and 88.5 ppm (CPFAAS). In addition to the field measurements, internal validation of SID performance parameters (flow, electric field strength, and filament temperature) and external parameters (particle size and salt composition) was performed. The difference in sensitivity toward different alkali salts was found to be considerable, which limits the quantitative assessment for a sample gas of unknown composition. The results demonstrate the capability and limitations of the SID and show that a SID can satisfactory monitor KCl levels in a process gas over several days of continuous measurements. However, for heterogeneous fuels with deficient characterization of the gas composition, the obtained SID signal is difficult to interpret without supportive diagnostics. The generic ability of the SID to detect Na and K in both gas and particle phases makes it a valuable complement to alkali diagnostics, such as spectroscopic techniques.


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What would be the recommended way to hold an array of ~600 double values?
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What would be the recommended way to hold an array of ~600 double values?
(1) By PazO (JohnSmith) on 2020-11-18 04:53:08 [link] [source]
For historical reasons my application holds many records in the database where each record holds an array of ~600 double values.
The number of the records is mostly around 15K but theoretically can reach 200K.
The current format of these values is in a string.
The benefit of this string is that all double values that hold short values such as '0' or '1' are taking only 1 byte (plus 1 for delimiter).
The down side is the parsing and recreation of this string everytime any value is modified or read.
What would be the preferred format to hold such data?
I was considering:
 1. Use BLOB that holds an array of 'double' values. The downside here is that the size of this array is very large: 600 * 8 (size of double), and this will be multiplied by the number of records.
 2. Create a new table with a column for each double value - This is creating a table with ~600 columns... The benefit is to use sqlite optimization for space for such values.
 3. Leave things as they are and work with string.
Thank you for any tip,
Pazo
(2) By Keith Medcalf (kmedcalf) on 2020-11-18 05:57:29 in reply to 1 [link] [source]
create table Records
(
 row integer not null,
 col integer not null,
 value numeric,
 primary key (row, col)
) without rowid;
(3) By Warren Young (wyoung) on 2020-11-18 06:07:53 in reply to 1 [link] [source]
the size of this array is very large
On what machine supporting SQLite is 4.6875 kiB "very large?"
I mean, yes, it's very large on an Apple //e, but that won't run SQLite at all, so...
Quoting Donald Knuth:
Programmers waste enormous amounts of time thinking about, or worrying about, the speed of noncritical parts of their programs, and these attempts at efficiency actually have a strong negative impact when debugging and maintenance are considered. We should forget about small efficiencies, say about 97% of the time: premature optimization is the root of all evil. Yet we should not pass up our opportunities in that critical 3%.
Here I think you're over-valuing space optimization, paying a cost not only in CPU optimization during parsing, but also CPU time to re-convert doubles back to strings for storage. Worse, I think you're overspending on programmer time, the most precious commodity of all on most projects. How much RAM and disk space does your hourly rate buy?
(4) By PazO (JohnSmith) on 2020-11-18 07:26:47 in reply to 3 [link] [source]
This answer did not really help as it did not suggest anything.
The size does matter because each session saved by our customer is held by a single sqlite database file. It does make a different if avg. file-size for a single session will be ~50MB or ~1GB.
As for performance - our application must save integrity in cases of crashes or power loss thus if every modification our customer is doing has to go through text parsing prior to database save it does make a noticeable difference.
(5) By Gunter Hick (gunter_hick) on 2020-11-18 07:59:48 in reply to 1 [source]
What do those 600 double values actually mean?
And why are they lumped together in one record?
Are they actually related or just a random collection?
Do they represent a sparse array (in which case the suggestion to store them separately would make perfect sense)?
(6.4) By Warren Young (wyoung) on 2020-11-18 08:56:10 edited from 6.3 in reply to 4 [link] [source]
it did not suggest anything.
It suggested that you defend your claim that 4k is a big problem.
I support Keith's basic design, though I think his "col" column is pointless, given the little you've shared of your program's design. That feature of his schema assumes you'll have more than one array of doubles per SQLite row, but I don't see that you've actually said that.
I challenged you on an ROI basis before. Let's say you're not actually a software developer, but you're using SQLite in support of some other job. Or, maybe you're outside the US. Either way, I'm going to say your complete salary and benefits package is $52k to make the math easy. If you spend a week fiddling around with space optimizations this fiscal year, you will have spent $1000 of your organization's money.
The sweet spot of the storage market is about $32/TB these days, so $1000 will currently buy you 10 TB of triply-redundant disk storage. DDR4 ECC UDIMM server RAM is going for about $4/GB, so the same $1000 will buy you 250 GiB of RAM. You can split those two values any way you like: 128 GiB of RAM in the server plus a 3-disk RAID-1 of 4 TB disks to back the DB, for example.
Is your salary + benefits package more than $52k? Okay, then your week of time doing micro-optimizations will buy even more storage.
The question then becomes, how many of these sessions are there?
Let's first take your 50 MiB session size. I'm going to guess this is your ~4k number multiplied by 8, being the 1-byte 0/1 value vs. 8-byte doubles. That's probably insupportable, since as you said earlier, you need some kind of delimeter for ASCII storage, but I'll give you the 8x multiplier anyway, because I am kind. :)
50 MB divides into our 4 TB RAID as 800000 sessions. Do you have that many customers? Oh, and realize that you've now got enough RAM to cache the entire DB for your $1000 in hardware cost.
Now let's take your worst-case value of 1GB: we've got room for 4000 of those in the DB. Do you have more than 4000 active customer sessions? Are they all maximally-sized, or is there a mix of max-sized sessions and lesser ones?
You can work it inversely, too: if each customer costs you $0.25, using the same worst-case numbers, are they each paying you at least a quarter-dollar a year? If so, then why are you spending their money fighting for every last byte of storage?
It does make a different if avg. file-size for a single session will be ~50MB or ~1GB.
Please don't shout. (Mind, this is a moderator speaking to you now.)
if every modification our customer is doing has to go through text parsing prior to database save it does make a noticeable difference.
Yes, thus my point: give up on ASCII storage of doubles and use the platform's actual binary representation. Now you can update single values, if you want, which will not only be good for I/O time, it'll be good for durability, because fewer bytes of the DB will be changing at any one instant.
(7) By little-brother on 2020-11-18 09:11:19 in reply to 1 [link] [source]
The current format of these values is in a string.
At least you could use json by adding open and closed brackets [10.23,0,12,...]. It allows you to use json1 function to manipulate data.
How to store data depends on your priorities: CPU, storage size, easy to view/changing and etc. There is no silver bullet.
(8) By PazO (JohnSmith) on 2020-11-18 10:51:05 in reply to 5 [link] [source]
I will give more insight about the problem:
The application is high-end product used by top professional people in this particular industry. It is used to control a defined-set of hardware switches, gauges and controls associated with single flow of data. This single flow of data contains ~600 distinctive real values that can be modified by both moving the switches and the controls using the application or by the external hardware controls.
Once all these values are set they are saved as a single setup for this particular single flow of data. This is called a 'preset'. We can save a number of different presets for the same flow of data. On top of this there could be a number of different flows of data for other logical components.
Focusing on the single 'preset' - traditionally we managed this data in an XML string, that was eventually saved to the database. This was not very effective, as it demand that in each modification of any value, this XML-string will be rebuilt re-saved in the database.
My current task is to move the 'preset' data format from XML-string to SQL data types, that can be more easily viewed and edited.
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Class properties
When you define a class completely in PHP, you can add properties (member variables) to it. When you add member variables to a native C++ class however, you better use regular native member variables for that, instead of PHP variables. Native variables have an immensely better performance than PHP variables, and it would be insane to store integers or strings in Php::Value objects if you can store them in int's and std::string objects as well.
Normal member variables
It is difficult to imagine that someone in the world would like to create a native class, with regular non-typed public PHP properties on it. However, if you insist, you can use the PHP-CPP library for this. Let's take an example class in PHP, and see what it would look like in C++.
<?php
/**
 * PHP example class
 */
class Example
{
 /**
 * Define a public property
 */
 public $property1;
 /**
 * Constructor
 */
 public function __construct()
 {
 // initialize the property
 $this->property1 = "xyz";
 }

 /**
 * Example method
 */
 public function method()
 {
 // do something with the public property (like changing it)
 $this->property = "abc";
 }
}
// create an instance
$example = new Example();
// overwrite the public property
$example->property1 = "new value";
?>
The above example creates a class with one public property. This property can be accessed by the Example class, and because it is public also by everyone else, as is shown in the example. If you like such classes, you can write something similar with PHP-CPP.
#include <phpcpp.h>
/**
 * C++ Example class
 */
class Example : public Php::Base
{
public:
 /**
 * c++ constructor
 */
 Example() {}

 /**
 * c++ destructor
 */
 virtual ~Example() {}

 /**
 * php "constructor"
 * @param params
 */
 void __construct()
 {
 // get self reference as Php::Value object
 Php::Value self(this);

 // initialize a public property
 self["property1"] = "xyz";
 }

 /**
 * Example method
 */
 void method()
 {
 // get self reference as Php::Value object
 Php::Value self(this);
 // overwrite the property
 self["property1"] = "abc";
 }
};
/**
 * Switch to C context so that the get_module() function can be
 * called by C programs (which the Zend engine is)
 */
extern "C" {
 /**
 * Startup function for the extension
 * @return void*
 */
 PHPCPP_EXPORT void *get_module() {
 // create static extension object
 static Php::Extension myExtension("my_extension", "1.0");

 // description of the class so that PHP knows which methods are accessible
 Php::Class<Example> example("Example");

 // register the methods
 example.method("__construct", &Example::__construct);
 example.method("method", &Example::method);

 // the Example class has one public property
 example.property("property1", "xyz", Php::Public);

 // add the class to the extension
 myExtension.add(std::move(example));

 // return the extension
 return myExtension;
 }
}
The example code shows how you initialize the properties inside the get_module() function.
Instead of public properties, you can also define private or protected properties, but even that is probably not what you want, as storing data in native C++ variables is much faster.
Static properties and class constants
Static properties and class class constants can be defined in a similar way as properties. The only difference is that you have to pass in either the flag 'Php::Static' or 'Php::Const' instead of one of the Php::Public, Php::Private or Php::Protected access modifiers.
#include <phpcpp.h>
// @todo you class definition
/**
 * Switch to C context so that the get_module() function can be
 * called by C programs (which the Zend engine is)
 */
extern "C" {
 /**
 * Startup function for the extension
 * @return void*
 */
 PHPCPP_EXPORT void *get_module() {
 // create static extension object
 static Php::Extension myExtension("my_extension", "1.0");

 // description of the class so that PHP knows which methods are accessible
 Php::Class<Example> example("Example");

 // the Example class has a class constant
 example.property("MY_CONSTANT", "some value", Php::Const);

 // and a public static propertie
 example.property("my_property", "initial value", Php::Public | Php::Static);

 // add the class to the extension
 myExtension.add(std::move(example));

 // return the extension
 return myExtension;
 }
}
The class constant can be accessed from PHP scripts using Example::MY_CONSTANT, and the static properties with Example::$my_property.
Besides using the property() method, you can also create class constants using the constant() method, or using the Php::Constant class. More information about this can be found in our article about constants.
Smart properties
With the magic methods __get() and __set() you can make more advanced properties that are directly mapped to C++ variables, and that allow you to perform additional checks when a property is overwritten, so that an object always remains in a valid state.
On top of that, with the PHP-CPP library you can also assign getter and setter methods to properties. Every time a property is accessed, your getter or setter method is automatically called.
#include <phpcpp.h>
/**
 * C++ Example class
 */
class Example : public Php::Base
{
private:
 /**
 * Example property
 * @var int
 */
 int _value = 0;

public:
 /**
 * c++ constructor
 */
 Example() {}

 /**
 * c++ destructor
 */
 virtual ~Example() {}

 /**
 * Method to get access to the property
 * @return Php::Value
 */
 Php::Value getValue() const
 {
 return _value;
 }

 /**
 * Method to overwrite the property
 * @param value
 */
 void setValue(const Php::Value &value)
 {
 // overwrite property
 _value = value;

 // sanity check: the value should never exceed 100
 if (_value > 100) _value = 100;
 }

 /**
 * Method to retrieve the double property value
 * @return Php::Value
 */
 Php::Value getDouble() const
 {
 return _value * 2;
 }
};
/**
 * Switch to C context so that the get_module() function can be
 * called by C programs (which the Zend engine is)
 */
extern "C" {
 /**
 * Startup function for the extension
 * @return void*
 */
 PHPCPP_EXPORT void *get_module() {
 // create static extension object
 static Php::Extension myExtension("my_extension", "1.0");

 // description of the class so that PHP knows which methods are accessible
 Php::Class<Example> example("Example");

 // register the "value" property, with the methods to get and set it
 example.property("value", &Example::getValue, &Example::setValue);

 // register a read-only "double" property, with a method to get it
 example.property("double", &Example::getDouble);

 // add the class to the extension
 myExtension.add(std::move(example));

 // return the extension
 return myExtension;
 }
}
The following PHP script uses this. It created an example object, sets the value property to 500 (which is not allowed, values higher than 100 are rounded to 100), and then it reads out the double value.
<?php
// create object
$object = new Example();
// set the value
$object->value = 500;
// show the double value
echo($object->double."\n");
// update the double value
// (this will trigger an error, this is a read-only property)
$object->double = 300;
?>


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This project is aimed at simulating the flow of liquid water super-heated to a temperature of 198o C (471 K) in a heat-exchanger. The primary purpose is to determine the pressure drop across the heat-exchanger and determine the mass flow distribution in the heat-exchanger pipes.
The following setup is used for this simulation.
A qualitative representation of the velocity distribution in the entire pipe-set is shown here:
Taking a closer look a the velocity distribution, it can be determined that the mass flow is not evenly distributed across all the pipe sets. This provides a basis for further quantitative analysis.
The two dimensional velocity and pressure distributions are indicative of the pressure drop across the entire heat-exchanger.
A cross-sectional view of the small pipes in the heat-exchanger.


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Highly compensated people are unable to secure the amount of disability insurance coverage they need due to participation limits. Participation limits refer to the maximum amount of DI coverage offered, including coverage from other DI policies, that an insurance company can issue.
The result is that high-income earners are extremely vulnerable during a disability, because they may only have 25 - 40 percent or less of their income protected. Some forms of income such as commissions, bonuses and a K-1 might also not be covered under a traditional policy.
High-limit disability (HLDI) policies offer incredibly high amounts of coverage, with policies that can be written specifically for individuals and groups. HLDI policies can have coverage limits of $200,000 a month and higher. Also, lump sum payments as high as 10 times an individual's annual income are available to meet the specific needs of a client.
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Even then, there are the additional risks of changing interest rates, management of those assets (like real estate) and other market fluctuation that effect the performance of those assets. The problem for high-income earners is no different from anyone who needs to work to make ends meet, except that a high-income earner's needed coverage amounts are much higher.
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Getting the temperature right in the classroom is important; too hot and everyone falls asleep and doesn't learn, too cold and we shiver, and must put extra jumpers on. Sometimes teachers open windows or doors when the classroom gets too warm and stuffy during the winter months. Instead we should try to turn down the heating to reduce energy use and save the school money. Opening windows or doors means we are letting all the heat out of the building, and wasting money.
Pupils can complete this activity to identify where heat is being wasted in school. Are thermostats and radiators turned too high?
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When the phone number is visible
- If you add someone as a phone contact and write them a message, the recipient will be able to see your number.
- If you contact a user via username, forwarded message or group, your number remains 'unknown' until it's shared.
- Once the number is shared, you will always see it — even if you delete it from your contacts list. No reason to hide it again.
- Your mutual contacts (people in your contacts who also have your number) will get your new number added to your contact in their address book unless you have blocked them in Telegram. This makes changing numbers even easier.
If you want to hide your new number, you can either block these users or create a new account with this new number.

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fixation - definition and synonyms
noun [countable/uncountable]
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 a very strong interest in something that prevents you from paying attention to anything else
 Doug has a fixation with sports cars.
 fixation about:
 She seems to have a fixation about someone called Tony.
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 in psychology, a mental condition in which someone's feelings about sex have not developed normally because they loved someone or something a lot as a child


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Property of a Gentleman exhibition set to showcase rare postage stamps from Nizam of Hyderabad's Dominions
The Gujral Foundation will present Property of a Gentleman: Stamps from the Nizam of Hyderabad's Dominions from the Ewari Collection at Bikaner House, New Delhi, on view from 9-24 March, 2019.
The Gujral Foundation is set to present Property of a Gentleman, Stamps from the Nizam of Hyderabad's Dominions, a unique exhibition that aims to explore an aspect of Hyderabad's history seldom given the attention it deserves.
The exhibition will present rare stamps from the Ewari Collection; an iconic collection which dates back to Nawab Iqbal Hussain Khan, the Postmaster General under the seventh Nizam of Hyderabad. The exhibition is curated by Pramod Kumar KG, Managing Director of Eka Archiving.
Hyderabad, the senior most princely state in colonial India, printed its own stamps from 1869 onwards until it became a part of the Indian Union in 1949.
The objects on display will include rare examples of original postage stamps from Hyderabad ranging from individual stamps to entire stamp sheets, as well as valuable and related ephemera such as original letters, postcards, revenue stamps of the region, erroneous stamps, seals and monograms.
In today's age of rapid technological changes in communication, postage stamps are vital remnants of a bygone era. These seemingly insignificant objects played an essential role in a complex and vast communication network that spread across the world.
From their original role as payments to help transfer messages, stamps were also used to facilitate revenue collection, taxation and served other fiscal purposes.
Apart from their practical usage several states utilised stamps as a way of celebrating the material heritage and culture of the issuing region. The use of exquisite calligraphy, multifarious languages and architectural tropes demonstrate the far reaching influence of the erstwhile state of Hyderabad.
Particular highlights in the exhibition include the first stamp issued by the Nizam's Government in Hyderabad; a wide range of postage stamps that evolved over a period of time in different colours, values, inscriptions and sizes; stamps featuring monuments from across the Nizam's expansive dominion as well as the last stamp issued by the princely state of Hyderabad.
Other displays will include the extraordinary Penny Black (the first adhesive postage stamp in the world), and a remarkable King George VI series of Indian postage stamps depicting different modes of transportation used to deliver mail. The collection also includes exceptional stamps issued in Hyderabad to commemorate the victory of the Allied Powers in the Second World War.
"The Ewari family philately collection has a deep personal connect with Hyderabad. The genesis of the Collection begins with the legacy of their grandfather, Nawab Iqbal Hussain Khan the Post Master General in the government of the 7th Nizam of Hyderabad, Mir Osman Ali Khan. The Collection today consists of more than 3 million stamps and includes unusual and representative pieces from across the former Indian Princely States...
Additionally, it has important holdings from around the world including the Penny Black, the world's first stamp issued in 1840. The Collection also has a rich holding of related material culture and ephemera that are vestiges of a changed world.
These include handwritten, calligraphed and illuminated letters in several scripts, postcards, monogrammed envelopes, notes and seals, greeting and invitation cards and besides a wide repository of blind stamps, wet stamps and other stamping formats across several printed mediums that were popular tools of communication and revenue in the not so distant past." ~ Pramod Kumar KG, Curator | Eka Archiving
The Gujral Foundation is a non-profit trust set up in 2008 to nurture talent in the arts, architecture and design in India. Founded by Mohit and Feroze Gujral – the son and daughter-in-law of the renowned Indian modern artist Satish Gujral – it has supported 150+ artists and thinkers in 50+ projects in South Asia and around the world.
Among them have been My East is Your West – a collateral event at the 56th Venice Biennale, Contour Biennale 8, the 11th Shanghai Biennale, the 8th Berlin Biennale, the contemporary Indian artists Desire Machine Collective at The British Museum, Colomboscope and the Kochi-Muziris Biennale.
Previously on the boards of the IGNCA in India, the Serpentine and the Guggenheim, Feroze Gujral is on the international council of the Tate, a Founding Patron and Trustee of the Kochi-Muziris Biennale and the Founder Director of Outset India – a global philanthropic art fund.
Through its innovative programming at 24, Jor Bagh, Studio G-Spot, and patron driven initiatives such as Studio Makers, The Gujral Foundation has pioneered new models for corporate, institutional and individual support for the arts and culture in India.
Property of a Gentleman: Stamps from the Nizam of Hyderabad's Dominions, from the Ewari Collection, presented by The Gujral Foundation, at Bikaner House, New Delhi, will be on view from 9 to 24 March, 2019.


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Community Blog Reduce Service Use by 80% by Migrating from MongoDB to Elasticsearch
Reduce Service Use by 80% by Migrating from MongoDB to Elasticsearch
This article discusses the why's and how's of migrating from MongoDB to Elasticsearch.
Released by ELK Geek
MongoDB and Elasticsearch are two popular databases and have been subject to many debates between supporters of the two technologies. However, this article only represents the author's individual experience rather than opinions of any group. This article covers the following two topics:
 - Why you should migrate from MongoDB to Elasticsearch
 - How to migrate from MongoDB to Elasticsearch
MongoDB is positioned to compete with relational databases. However, in almost all projects, the data of core business systems is still stored in traditional relational databases rather than MongoDB.
1. Project Background
As a player in the logistics and express delivery industry, the company has an extensive and complex business system. Massive business data is produced every day by a large number of users. The business data undergoes a variety of status changes during its lifecycle. To facilitate log tracking and analysis, the system operation logging project was established, and based on the original average daily data volume, MongoDB was selected to store operation log data.
The operation logging system records the following two types of data:
1) Primary change data that describes who performs operations, what operations are performed, which system modules are operated on, when the operations are performed, what data numbers are involved, and what operation tracking numbers are assigned.
 "dataId": 1,
 "traceId": "abc",
 "moduleCode": "crm_01",
 "operateTime": "2019-11-11 12:12:12",
 "operationId": 100,
 "operationName": "Zhang San",
 "departmentId": 1000,
 "departmentName": "Account Department",
 "operationContent": "Visit clients"
2) Secondary change data that describes the actual values before and after a change. Changes to multiple fields in one row of data result in multiple data entries. Therefore, a large number of such data entries are recorded.
 "dataId": 1,
 "traceId": "abc",
 "moduleCode": "crm_01",
 "operationId": 100,
 "operationName": "Zhang San",
 "departmentId": 1000,
 "departmentName": "Account Department",
 "operationContent": "Visit clients",
 "beforeValue": "20",
 "afterValue": "30",
 "columnName": "customerType"
 "dataId": 1,
 "traceId": "abc",
 "moduleCode": "crm_01",
 "operationId": 100,
 "operationName": "Zhang San",
 "departmentId": 1000,
 "departmentName": "Account Department",
 "operationContent": "Visit clients",
 "beforeValue": "2019-11-02",
 "afterValue": "2019-11-10",
 "columnName": "lastVisitDate"
2. Project Architecture
The project architecture is as follows:
 1. When you add or edit data in the business system, an operation log record is generated and sent to a Kafka cluster, using the dataId field as the key.
 2. The data you add or edit is stored in a MySQL database.
 3. A Canal cluster subscribes to the MySQL cluster and configures the databases and tables monitored according to the modules of the business system.
 4. The Canal cluster sends the modified business data to the Kafka cluster, using the dataId field as the key.
 5. The operation log system obtains primary and secondary record data from the Kafka cluster.
 6. The operation log system writes the data to MongoDB and requires reverse query capabilities.
Figure: Workflow of the operation logging system
MongoDB Architecture
Cluster architecture:
1) Servers are configured with 8-core 32 GB memory and 500 GB solid state drives (SSDs).
2) Three router servers are deployed.
3) Three configuration servers are deployed.
4) Nine shard servers are deployed.
5) Three shards are designed for primary operation records.
6) Three shards are designed for secondary operation records.
Fans of MongoDB may suspect that we were not using MongoDB properly, our O&M capabilities were insufficient, or we were under the influence of an Elasticsearch expert. In fact, we shifted from MongoDB to Elasticsearch based on actual scenario requirements rather than any technical bias. The reasons are described in the following sections.
1. Search and Query
1) MongoDB uses B-Tree as its index structure. This index gives the highest priority to the leftmost alternative and is effective only when the query order is consistent with the order of the index fields. This is beneficial for some applications, but can also be fatal in the complex business scenarios we are faced with today.
2) Queries for operation log records in the business system involve many filter criteria that can be arbitrarily combined. This is not supported by MongoDB, or by any relational database. To support this, you have to create a lot of B+Tree index combinations, which is not practical.
3) In addition, primary and secondary records contain a lot of character-type data. Therefore, both exact query and full-text search are required to query this kind of data. In these respects, MongoDB provides inadequate functions and poor performance, leading to frequent timeouts in business system queries. By contrast, Elasticsearch is a very suitable solution.
2. Technology Stack Maturity
1) In terms of sharding and replica implementation, you have to bind collection data in MongoDB to specific instances during design. This means you have to finalize the allocation of nodes for shards and replica sets during cluster configuration. This is essentially the same as sharding traditional relational databases. In fact, this mode is widely used by the clusters of many data products, such as Redis-cluster and ClickHouse. By contrast, Elasticsearch clusters are not bound to shards or replica sets and can be adjusted as needed. In addition, Elasticsearch makes it easy to adopt different performance configurations for different nodes.
2) Operation logs accumulate rapidly, with over 10 million new entries every day. As a result, you have to scale out your servers at short time intervals, and this process is much more complicated than Elasticsearch.
3) Each MongoDB collection contains more than 1 billion data records. As a result, the performance of a simple quest in MongoDB is inferior to a query by inverted indexes in Elasticsearch.
4) The company has different levels of experience with the Elasticsearch and MongoDB technology stacks. Elasticsearch is widely used in many projects including core projects, so the company is accustomed to the technologies and O&M of Elasticsearch. By contrast, MongoDB is suitable for nothing apart from core business scenarios. However, no one wants to risk using MongoDB in core projects, leaving MongoDB in a very embarrassing situation.
3. Same Document Formats
MongoDB and Elasticsearch are both document-oriented databases. Binary Serialized Document Format (BSON) is similar to JavaScript Object Notation (JSON), and the _objectid field works in the same way as the _id field. Therefore, the data model essentially remains unchanged when primary and secondary data is migrated to the Elasticsearch platform.
Migration Solution
Migration between heterogeneous data systems consists involves two parts:
1) Migrate the application system at the upper layer. This involves shifting from MongoDB-oriented syntax rules to Elasticsearch-oriented ones.
2) Migrate data at the lower layer from MongoDB to Elasticsearch.
1. Evaluate Elastic Capacity
The original MongoDB cluster consisted of 15 servers, of which nine were data servers. How many servers are needed after migration to the Elasticsearch cluster? Use the following simple calculation. Assume that a MongoDB collection in the production environment contains 1 billion data entries. First, synchronize 1 million data entries from MongoDB to Elasticsearch in the test environment. If the 1 million data entries occupy 10 GB of disk space, 1 TB of disk space is required in the production environment. Then, add some redundancy based on expected business growth. According to this preliminary evaluation, the Elasticsearch cluster needs three servers configured with 8-core 16 GB memory and 2 TB hard disk drives (HDDs). Consequently, the number of servers is reduced from 15 to 3, significantly reducing configuration costs.
2. Set Elastic Index Rules
System operation logs are time-series data that requires no modification once fully written. Operation log records are queried most frequently in the month when they are generated and are seldom queried as historical data afterward. According to evaluation results, core data indexes are created and generated on a monthly basis. You must specify an operation time period when you make a service query so that the backend can identify query indexes based on the specified time period. Elasticsearch APIs support multi-index matching queries, making full use of Elasticsearch's features to merge queries that span multiple months. It is enough to create and generate non-core data indexes on a yearly basis.
3. Design Core Implementation Logic
Elasticsearch is not a relational database and does not have a transaction mechanism. All the data of the operation log system is sourced from the Kafka cluster. Data is consumed in sequence according to a mechanism. Therefore, pay special attention to the following two scenarios:
 - When primary data is synchronized to the operation log system before secondary data, the primary data records and Binlog field data are pieced together first when the secondary data is written.
 - When secondary data is synchronized to the operation log system before primary data, relevant index fields in secondary indexes are updated based on the primary data.
In Elasticsearch, index data is updated according to a near-real-time refresh mechanism. Therefore, data cannot be queried through search APIs immediately after it is submitted. In this case, how can we


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Global Vegan Egg Substitute Market is valued at approximately USD 141.3 million in 2021 and is anticipated to grow with a healthy growth rate of more than 16.7% over the forecast period 2022-2029. Vegan Egg Substitute refers to edible materials that are used in baking & cookery industry instead of Eggs. Majority of the substitute used are plant-based and free from animal-based ingredients. Moreover, different fruits and seeds are used as Egg substitutes such as Banana, Chia Seeds, Tofu, Chickpea floor, Apple, and Yogurt among others. Banana is used as an egg replacer in cakes, bread, muffins, and brownies. Also, Chia seeds & Flax seeds are used in various bakery items including cookies, biscuits, bread, crepes, and pancakes. The increasing demand for vegan food products worldwide and growing utilization due to enhanced shelf life as well as strategic initiatives from leading market players are key factors accelerating the market growth.
The increasing consumption of vegan and plant-based food products is contributing to the growth of the Global Vegan Egg Substitute Market. For instance, according to Statista – in 2021, the global vegan food market was valued at USD 16 billion, and the market is projected to grow to USD 22 billion by 2025. Moreover, as per Food Revolution Network estimates – in 2020, the global sales of plant-based dairy and meat was estimated at USD 29 billion, and the sales is projected to grow to USD 162 billion by 2030. Also, rising awareness towards clean-label and vegan products and growing number of obese individuals would create a lucrative growth prospectus for the market over the market. However, the high cost associated with Vegan Egg Substitute impedes the market growth throughout the forecast period of 2022-2029.
The key regions considered for the Global Vegan Egg Substitute Market study include Asia Pacific, North America, Europe, Latin America, and Rest of the World. North America is the leading region in terms of global market share owing to the rising prevalence of lifestyle diseases such as diabetes, obesity, and high blood pressure as well as increasing consumption of vegan and plant-based food products in the region. Whereas Asia Pacific is expected to grow significantly during the forecast period, owing to factors such as rising expansion of bakery & confectionery industry coupled with increasing inclination towards vegan food products and growing emergence of quick service restaurants in the region.
Major market players included in this report are:
Archer Daniel Midland Company
Bob's Red Mill
House Foods America Corporation
Nayosa Foods Inc.
Recent Developments in the Market:
In November 2020, Plant-based egg brand Crackd announced the launch of its 100 percent vegan liquid egg replacement at stores in the U.K. The new product named Crackd the No-Egg Egg, would be distributed through a network of selected retailers from December onwards. This new product can be used in bakery products.
In May 2022, India based Evo Foods rolled out their vegan egg substitute at the Café Mondegar based in Colaba, Mumbai.
Global Vegan Egg Substitute Market Report Scope:
Historical Data 2019-2020-2021
Base Year for Estimation 2021
Forecast period 2022-2029
Report Coverage Revenue forecast, Company Ranking, Competitive Landscape, Growth factors, and Trends
Segments Covered Form, Type, Application, Region
Regional Scope North America; Europe; Asia Pacific; Latin America; Rest of the World
Customization Scope Free report customization (equivalent up to 8 analyst's working hours) with purchase. Addition or alteration to country, regional & segment scope*
The objective of the study is to define market sizes of different segments & countries in recent years and to forecast the values to the coming years. The report is designed to incorporate both qualitative and quantitative aspects of the industry within countries involved in the study.
The report also caters detailed information about the crucial aspects such as driving factors & challenges which will define the future growth of the market. Additionally, it also incorporates potential opportunities in micro markets for stakeholders to invest along with the detailed analysis of competitive landscape and product offerings of key players. The detailed segments and sub-segment of the market are explained below:
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American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- v. To occupy the same relative position or the same area in space.
- v. To happen at the same time or during the same period.
- v. To correspond exactly; be identical.
- v. To agree exactly, as in opinion; concur. See Synonyms at agree.
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- To occupy the same place in space, the same point or period in time, or the same position in a scale or series: as, a temperature of 25° on the centigrade scale coincides with one of 77° on the scale of Fahrenheit; the rise of the church coincides with the decline of the Roman empire.
- To concur; agree; correspond exactly: as, the judges did not coincide in opinion; that did not coincide with my views.
- v. To occupy exactly the same space.
- v. To occur at the same time.
- v. To correspond, concur, or agree.
GNU Webster's 1913
- v. To occupy the same place in space, as two equal triangles, when placed one on the other.
- v. To occur at the same time; to be contemporaneous.
- v. To correspond exactly; to agree; to concur.
- v. happen simultaneously
- v. go with, fall together
- v. be the same
- From French coïncider, from Medieval Latin coincidere (co- + incidere) (Wiktionary)
- Medieval Latin coincidere : Latin co-, co- + Latin incidere, to occur; see incident. (American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition)
"Its determinations regarding Flight 77 and the alleged phone calls coincide with those of Griffin-Balsamo, Meyssan and Ratier but extend beyond that."
"It will be interesting to see if their jail terms coincide with tourist season."
"Despite (or, indeed, due to) the discrepancy between implicational formulas and combinatory terms, classes of implicational formulas that can be assigned to certain sets of combinatory terms coincide with some important logics."
"Moreover, in these logics the classes of algebras obtained by the two ways of generalizing the Lindenbaum-Tarski method coincide, that is,"
"And if the two terms coincide in extension, the predicate must either coincide also in intension with the subject or not."
"All lengths and angles of one have their exact duplicate in the other, yet the two cannot be made to coincide, that is, be fitted the one into the other so that they shall both stand as one pyramid."
"SHADOW of this equatorial line to be thrown on the vast concave of the Sky, this shadow would in astronomical parlance coincide with the"
"The above is logically equivalent to R 'x x' whenever X and X 'coincide, which is also equivalent to R x x' whenever the quotients are equal, which in turn is when we care about the meaning of equality for classes."
"How some of these titles coincide with your stats is anyone's guess; which you would rather be depends on your point of view, really."
These user-created lists contain the word 'coincide'.
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This is a list of academic words for students learning English as a Second or Foreign Language. It includes 570 word families that often appear in academic texts. It does not include words that are...
Words ending in "cide"
Looking for tweets for coincide.

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Altova MapForce 2022 Basic Edition
Add a Function to the Mapping
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MapForce includes a large number of readily available built-in functions that you can add to the mapping as described below. For reference to all available built-in functions, see Function Library Reference.

You can also add user-defined functions (UDFs) to the mapping using the same approaches as described below, provided that:

the UDF has already been created in the same mapping, or
you have imported a mapping that contains UDFs, as a local or global library.
To use a function in a mapping:
1.Select a transformation language. Note that the list of available functions depends on the selected transformation language.
2.Click the required function in the Libraries window and drag it to the mapping area. To filter functions by name, start typing the function name in the text box located in the lower part of the window:
mf_libraries_window

Alternatively, you can also quickly add a function to the mapping as follows:

1.Double-click anywhere on the empty area of the mapping and start typing the function name. A combo box appears with the same functions as in the Libraries window, filtered by the text you entered. To see a tooltip with more details about each function, select any function in the list.
mff_function_quick_add
2.Select the required function, and press Enter to add it to the mapping. To close the combo box without selecting a function, press Escape, or click anywhere outside the box.
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How To Start Logging With Laravel
Better Stack Team
Updated on May 4, 2022
In this tutorial, you will learn how to log the behaviour of your Laravel application. This will help you troubleshoot your application much more easily and quickly. Finding bugs can be frustrating and time-consuming. Luckily, Laravel comes with out of the box logging tools that will help a lot.
In application development, logging is crucial regardless of the platform or language. In this tutorial, we will take a look at one of the most popular PHP frameworks - Laravel.
Prerequisites
 - Laravel installed.
 - Basic knowledge of Laravel.
Step 1 — Getting To Know How Logging In Laravel Works
Laravel allows you to log messages about the behaviour of your application to files, the system of error logs, or even send them to Slack to notify your development team.
Laravel logging is based on channels. Channels are specific ways of writing a log message. Each channel may represent a different destination and you may send messages to multiple channels at once.
Monolog library
Laravel utilizes many popular open-source libraries. One of them is Monolog. It's a highly popular logging library among PHP developers, as it's easy to learn and very pleasant to work with. Monolog provides many ways to write logs such as writing them to files or sending them to email.
Feel free to learn more about Monolog in our Monolog basics logging tutorial.
Step 2 — Configuration
All the configuration options of your application's logging behaviour are located in the config/logging.php file. This file allows you to configure logging channels by adding new ones or updating current ones.
The configuration file contains one multidimensional array with two main keys. The first key is default and it looks like this:
'default' => env('LOG_CHANNEL', 'stack')
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This key sets the default logging channel. Any log that will be sent without specifying the channel will be directed to the default channel. Out of the box, stack is set to be the default channel.
The second key is channels. This key contains the array of channels that can be used for logging. The default stack channel mentioned above is defined here. Out of the box, the array of channels looks like this (note that this is just a part of the array, for full array, see the config file):
'channels' => [
 'stack' => [
 'driver' => 'stack',
 'channels' => ['single'],
 'ignore_exceptions' => false,
 ],
 'single' => [
 'driver' => 'single',
 'path' => storage_path('logs/laravel.log'),
 'level' => env('LOG_LEVEL', 'debug'),
 ],
 'daily' => [
 'driver' => 'daily',
 'path' => storage_path('logs/laravel.log'),
 'level' => env('LOG_LEVEL', 'debug'),
 'days' => 14,
 ],
 'slack' => [
 'driver' => 'slack',
 'url' => env('LOG_SLACK_WEBHOOK_URL'),
 'username' => 'Laravel Log',
 'emoji' => ':boom:',
 'level' => env('LOG_LEVEL', 'critical'),
 ],
 ...
 ],
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Channel Drivers
Every channel is powered by a driver. Driver sets where and how logs are recorded. You can think of drivers as Monolog handlers. Drivers are responsible for the actual logging to happen.
There are many built-in ready-to-use drivers or you can make your own. If you are familiar with the Monolog logging library, there is a monolog driver already created that can use any supported Monolog handler.
Most of those drivers are present in the configuration file out of the box, so it's recommended to take a look at them. This is the list of all channel drivers available in every Laravel application:
 - custom: a driver that calls a specified custom factory driver to create a channel
 - daily: a RotatingFileHandler based Monolog driver which rotates daily
 - errorlog: a ErrorLogHandler based Monolog driver
 - monolog: a Monolog factory driver that may use any supported Monolog handler
 - null: a driver that discards all log messages
 - papertrail: a SyslogUdpHandler based Monolog driver
 - single: a single file or path based logger channel (StreamHandler)
 - slack: a SlackWebhookHandler based Monolog driver
 - stack: a wrapper to facilitate creating "multi-channel" channels
 - syslog: a SyslogHandler based Monolog driver
Log Levels
Every channel has a level option. This option determines which log will or will not be processed based on the severity of the message. Less severe messages will not pass through the channel when the level is set high.
This is the full list of log levels
 - DEBUG: detailed debug information (LOWEST)
 - INFO : interesting events. Examples: User logs in, SQL logs
 - NOTICE: normal but significant events
 - WARNING: exceptional occurrences that are not errors. Examples: Use of deprecated APIs, poor use of an API, undesirable things that are not necessarily wrong
 - ERROR: runtime errors that do not require immediate action but should typically be logged and monitored
 - CRITICAL: critical conditions. Example: Application component unavailable, unexpected exception
 - ALERT: action must be taken immediately
 - EMERGENCY: emergency: system is unusable (HIGHEST)
Step 3 — Writing Log Messages
You can send messages to the log using the Log facade. Let's take a look at the following example:
use Illuminate\\Support\\Facades\\Log;
$message = "This is my first log";
Log::debug($message);
Log::warning($message);
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Given the current un-edited configuration that comes out of the box with Laravel, this code will create two entries in the storage/logs/laravel.log that will look like this:
Output:
[2021-04-30 09:48:54] local.DEBUG: This is my first log
[2021-04-30 09:48:54] local.WARNING: This is my first log
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Writing To Specific Channels
By default, all logs are directed to the stack channel. If you want to send a message to a specific channel that is not the default channel, you can do that by calling channel() method on the Log facade.
use Illuminate\\Support\\Facades\\Log;
$message = "This is my first log";
Log::channel('daily')->debug($message);
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Given the current configuration, this will create a new daily log storage/logs/laravel-YYY-MM-DD.log (based on the current date) that will be active for 14 days. In this log file you will see the following entry:
Output:
[2021-04-30 10:07:40] local.DEBUG: This is my first log
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Contextual Information
You can also provide contextual data in the form of an array. This data will be formatted and printed alongside the log message.
For example, you can provide information such as the user that triggered the error or the current URL:
use Illuminate\\Support\\Facades\\Log;
Log::error("Error happend :(", ["id" => "12345", "username" => "some_guy"]);
Output:
[2021-04-30 10:44:56] local.ERROR: Error happend :( {"id":"12345","username":"some_guy"}
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Step 4 — Building Log Stack
As mentioned in the Channel drivers section, stack driver allows us to stack multiple channels together and send one message to all the channels at once. We can make a stack of multiple channels where each has a different driver therefore we can create a simple hierarchy. Let's take a look at the following example:
'channels' => [
 'stack' => [
 'driver' => 'stack',
 'channels' => ['debug-channel','error-channel'],
 'ignore_exceptions' => false,
 ],
 'debug-channel' => [
 'driver' => 'single',
 'path' => storage_path('logs/debug.log'),
 'level' => env('LOG_LEVEL', 'error'),
 ],
 'error-channel' => [
 'driver' => 'single',
 'path' => storage_path('logs/error.log'),
 'level' => env('LOG_LEVEL', 'error'),
 ],
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While trying to give suggestions to a post on the Flex Forum, I modified my Simple Data Grid to include a column for a Date. The poster had an issue with sorting the column with dates in it. My guess is, the Date value is actually a String object. It really isn't very hard to create a Date from a string, just parse out the String and feed the appropriate date times into the Date object. Here is how I create the random date value. Since I insert the value into the item Object as a Date object, the sort Continue reading Date Sort in a DataGrid – the easy way


Remove bamboocore.exe from the system
bamboocore.exe is an executive files that helps in smooth running of the applications within the system. If such files are absent, it will impact not only the application but also the other part of the system. It may result in crashes of the OS too. So, it must be deleted from the system. But, as any executive files can be modified easily, the users must have to curious about any symptoms of error in functioning of application. In the case of being modified bamboocore.exe, it must be needed to remove bamboocore.exe from the system.
It is the cyber criminals who do that in order to gain huge online profit. They often trash the personal information of the users like IP address, emails, passwords, and even the banking details. This is why it must be needed to remove bamboocore.exe from system after being infected. So, do delete such files as soon as you find any errors in an application of the system.
If bamboocore.exe is located in another location of system drive, the security rating is dangerous. This file adds no real means but cause annoyances on target web programs. It totally affects the system performance. bamboocore.exe is kind of Trojan ransomware virus. It can get encrypted files, documents, folders, pictures and other installed files.
bamboocore.exe is designed to scam users by believing as real executable files. It actually cause annoyance son target system. bamboocore.exe terminate several process and cause annoyances. It add malicious files to registry and totally affects the performance. Moreover, make change in security settings and allow other virus to easily enter and trouble performance. You need to look for quick solution to remove bamboocore.exe instantly.
Required Steps To Repair bamboocore.exe Errors….!!!
How Does bamboocore.exe error works?
 1. To downloads arbitrary harmful files in the backdoor
 2. To receive coded instructions from its developer
 3. To get secret configuration
Some common error messages
 - "bamboocore.exe Application Error."
 - "bamboocore.exe is not a valid Win32 application."
 - "bamboocore.exe. This program is not responding."
 - "Error starting program: bamboocore.exe."
 - "Faulting Application Path: bamboocore.exe."
 - "bamboocore.exe failed."
How bamboocore.exe Does Gets Inside the PC?
Sometimes, cyber-criminals also promote bamboocore.exe as helpful software or a necessary Windows System file. For instance, you may notice a bogus message asking you to update Java files or Adobe Flash Player and so on.
Issues and Damages Caused by bamboocore.exe
 - Shows bogus alerts claiming that your PC is infected with malware
 - Redirects the Webpage over sponsored perilous websites
 - Blocks the access to various legitimate programs
 - Automatically disables important process and registries
Most of the files are useful and they are responsible for smoothly executing predefined functions. However there are malicious programs including malware and browser-hijackers that are made up of files like bamboocore.exe and they alter the important settings of PC unnecessarily. They even allow cyber-criminals to gain access over your work-station.
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Around How Long Did It Typically Take For A Wagon Train To Travel The Oregon Trail?
four to six months
How long did it take to travel by covered wagon?
During what century was the Oregon Trail most traveled?
How long was the average wagon train?
The wagon train would travel at around two miles an hour. This enabled the emigrants to average ten miles a day. With good weather the 2,000 mile journey from Missouri to California and Oregon would take about five months.
How fast did a Conestoga wagon travel?
about 10-15 miles per day
Did they really circle the wagons?
Although pioneer journals often mention "circling the wagons," it is not at all certain that all wagon trains pulled their wagons into a circle for the night, nor which of their possessions they protected inside those circles if they used them.
What were two main causes of death along the trail?
Nearly one in ten who set off on the Oregon Trail did not survive. The two biggest causes of death were disease and accidents.
How many died on the Oregon Trail?
65,000 deaths
Can you still hike the Oregon Trail?
Why did Pioneers go to Oregon?
Pioneer settlers were sometimes pulled west because they wanted to make a better living. Others received letters from friends or family members who had moved west. These letters often told about a good life on the frontier. The biggest factor that pulled pioneers west was the opportunity to buy land.
Why did settlers circle their wagons at night?
"To be on the safe side, the pioneers drew their wagons into a circle at night to create a makeshift stockade. If they feared Indians might raid their livestock—the Plains tribes valued the horses, though generally ignored the oxen—they would drive the animals into the enclosure."
What did they eat on wagon trains?
Beans and rice, dried meat and salted bacon, dried fruit, hardtack or crackers (hard dried bread which had to be softened in water to eat). They took flour and sugar and sometimes baked bread, biscuits, or pies.
Why did they say Wagons ho?
Fires had to be made from dried buffalo dung, or "buffalo chips," as settlers called them. The travelers usually ate a breakfast of sowbelly (bacon) and slam-johns (flapjacks). At seven each morning, Applegate gave the command, "Wagons ho!" Each wagon had to be in its assigned place at that time.Travel
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Distributed systems for Large-Scale-Metrology applications generally include a set of angular and/or distance sensors, distributed around the measurement volume, and some targets to be localized, in contact with the measured object's surface. For these systems, estimating the uncertainty in target localization is far from trivial, as it may be affected by several factors: uncertainty in sensor calibration and angular/distance measurements, relative position between targets and sensors, etc. This paper proposes a novel approach based on the combined use of the Multivariate Law of Propagation of Uncertainty and Monte Carlo method. Preliminary results and experimental tests are presented and discussed.
|Titolo:||Uncertainty evaluation of distributed Large-Scale-Metrology systems by a Monte Carlo approach|
|Data di pubblicazione:||2016|
|Digital Object Identifier (DOI):||10.1016/j.cirp.2016.04.017|
|Appare nelle tipologie:||1.1 Articolo in rivista|


October 20, 2021
localName, pathInZip, zip
Often there is a bit of confusion around how the localName attribute of an input/output parameter is being used exactly. The main purpose of it is to enable your app bundle to access input and output files in a consistent way: no matter what the original file is called on the cloud storage, locally, in the current directory used by the running work item, they will be available using the name you provide in the localName parameter - see picture on top showing that though in the cloud storage the file is called input2.ipt, it will be downloaded to the Design Automation server as input.ipt and that's how your app bundle will be able to find it and open it.
If you pass the file name in the commandLine (e.g. /i \"$(args[input].path)\") then you might not need to set localName since Design Automation will resolve the correct path for you. If you don't provide a localName then the name in the URL used to access the file will be used.
If you want to pass the path of a file from an input zip inside the commandLine attribute, then you'll also need to provide the pathInZip attribute which will be appended to the path of the folder where the zip will be extracted.
pathInZip
In the case of a zip file (zip: true), the localName will provide the name of the folder the contents of the zip file should be extracted to - see Open file from zip
There is also a useful table on the relationship between the zip and pathInZip attributes of input/output parameters here in the argumentsXrefTreeArgument > pathInZip section: _URL_
One thing that sometimes people miss is that an output parameter can also be set as zip: true. In that case, Design Automation will look for a folder in the Current Directory being used by the work item with the name that you provided in the localName attribute and will zip up its contents before uploading it to the url that you provided. In the above example, you can see that we use the same folder name for both the input and output zip file. So when the work item starts the zip file gets extracted to the folder named input, and once the app bundle code finished, the same folder will be zipped up and uploaded to the url we provided.
Worth noting that localName can be overridden in the work item parameters list. So if each time you are working with a different file and you need to keep that file name even while working with it on Design Automation, that is possible too.
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Mass Update - Position Data Overide/Use Position Data (Doc ID _PHONE_.1)
Last updated on NOVEMBER 17, 2020
Applies to:
Information in this document applies to any platform.
Mass update functionality is not working when creating two future rows on job data. The first future row to reduce standard hours by overriding position data and the second future row to reinstate standard hours back using position data defaults.
The issue can be replicated as follows:
The process is not successful when using Mass Update.
Nav: Workforce Admin>Collective Processes>Mass Update>Define Mass Update
1. Created a definition to create a job row(future dated) to override a job's position std_hours.
2. Definition had data changes of Service WRK_LOC changing element POSITION_OVERRIDE =Y (boolean).
3. Executed successfully.
4. Created a second definition to create another row further into the future to Use the Position data defaults (no position override).
5. Definition had data changes of Service WRK_LOC changing element POSITION_OVERRIDE =N (boolean).
6. Executed successfully.
7. Job row with correct effective date was created with no changes to the job records, position data and is still shown as override.
The process is successful and works as expected when manually updating Job Data.
1. Create future row and override position data, change std hours from 40 to 32.
2. Create another future row and use position data which brings in the std hours of 40 from position data.
In this Document


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5.7. Scalar Coordinate Variables
When a variable has an associated coordinate which is
single-valued, that coordinate may be represented as a
scalar variable. Since there is no associated dimension
these scalar coordinate variables should be attached to
a data variable via the
Under COARDS the method of providing a single valued coordinate was to add a dimension of size one to the variable, and supply the corresponding coordinate variable. The new scalar coordinate variable is a convenience feature which avoids adding size one dimensions to variables. Scalar coordinate variables have the same information content and can be used in the same contexts as a size one coordinate variable. Note however that use of this feature with a latitude, longitude, vertical, or time coordinate will inhibit COARDS conforming applications from recognizing them.
Once a name is used for a scalar coordinate variable it can not be used for a 1D coordinate variable. For this reason we strongly recommend against using a name for a scalar coordinate variable that matches the name of any dimension in the file.
Example 5.11. Multiple forecasts from a single analysis
dimensions: lat = 180 ; lon = 360 ; time = UNLIMITED ; variables: double atime atime:standard_name = "forecast_reference_time" ; atime:units = "hours since 1999-01-01 00:00" ; double time(time); time:standard_name = "time" ; time:units = "hours since 1999-01-01 00:00" ; double lon(lon) ; lon:long_name = "station longitude"; lon:units = "degrees_east"; double lat(lat) ; lat:long_name = "station latitude" ; lat:units = "degrees_north" ; double p500 p500:long_name = "pressure" ; p500:units = "hPa" ; p500:positive = "down" ; float height(time,lat,lon); height:long_name = "geopotential height" ; height:standard_name = "geopotential_height" ; height:units = "m" ; height:coordinates = "atime p500" ; data: time = 6., 12., 18., 24. ; atime = 0. ; p500 = 500. ;
In this example both the analysis time and the single pressure level are represented using scalar coordinate variables. The analysis time is identified by the standard name "forecast_reference_time" while the valid time of the forecast is identified by the standard name "time".


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In this short tutorial, we will explore how to integrate Storyblok into a Next.js 13 application with app router and enable the live preview in the Visual Editor. We will use Storyblok's React SDK to load our data using the Storyblok API. We will see two different approaches, one of which uses the server-side components partially to enable the live editing experience and one that uses the server-side components fully.
Demo:
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Environment Setup
Requirements
To follow this tutorial, the following requirements need to be fulfilled:
 - Basic understanding of JavaScript, React, and Next.js
 - Node.js LTS version
 - An account in the Storyblok App
Important:
The project in this tutorial are developed using the following versions:
Please keep in mind that these versions may be slightly behind the latest ones.
Create a Next.js project
Following the Next.js Offical Docs, we can easily create a new Next.js project with the following command:
npx create-next-app@latest <projecct-name>
# or
yarn create next-app <projecct-name>
Then, let's start the development server:
npm run dev
# or
yarn dev
Open your browser at http://localhost:3000. You should see the following screen:
Next.js Landing Page
Next.js Landing Page
Configuration of the space
You can easily configure a new space by clicking Add Space {1} after having logged in to Storyblok.
Creating a new space in Storyblok
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Creating a new space in Storyblok
Create a new space in the Storyblok app by choosing the Create space {1} option. Pick a name for it {2}. Optionally, you can choose between different server locations for your space {3} (if you choose the United States or China, please be mindful of the required API parameter explained hereinafter).
Creating a new space in Storyblok
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Creating a new space in Storyblok
Shortly afterward, a Storyblok space with sample content has been created for you. Let's open the Home story by first clicking on Content {1} and then on Home {2}:
Opening the Home story
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Opening the Home story
Now you'll see the default screen and the Visual Editor:
Visual Editor representing your Home story
Visual Editor representing your Home story
Enabling the Visual Editor
For this tutorial, we will set up our dev server with an HTTPS proxy, to use a secure connection with the application. We'll use port 3010, so the URL to access our website will end up being https://localhost:3010/.
HINT:
If you don't know how to setup an HTTPS proxy, you can read this guide to configure it on macOS, or this guide if you are a Windows user.
In order to actually see the Next.js project in the Visual Editor, we'll have to define the default environment URL. Let's do that by going to Settings > Visual Editor {1} and setting the Location field to https://localhost:3010/ {2}:
Preview URL
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Preview URL
Now, if you go back to the Home story, you won't see your Next app there just yet.
Setting the Real Path
In the Entry configuration {1}, We need to set the Real Path {2} to /. We want to display the story with the slug home under our base path / and not /home. Once you set the preview URL and the real path, you should be able to see your development server inside Storyblok showing the name of the story Home.
Set the Real Path
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Set the Real Path
Connecting to Storyblok
Let's now connect Storyblok to our Next.js project.
First of all, let's install our official React SDK. This package allows us to interact with the Storyblok API and will help us to enable the real-time editing experience:
Install React SDK

 npm install @storyblok/react
# or
yarn add @storyblok/react

To initialize Storyblok in your Next.js Project, go to the layout.js inside the app directory of the project and add the storyblokInit function as follows:
app/layout.js

 import { storyblokInit, apiPlugin } from "@storyblok/react/rsc";
storyblokInit({
 accessToken: "your-preview-token",
 use: [apiPlugin],
});

In the Storyblok app, retrieve your Preview token {3} from your Space Settings {1} under Access Tokens {2}. Add the token as the accessToken directly, or from a .env file.
Storyblok Preview Token
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Hint:
If you want to use an environment variable, you should follow this official Next.js tutorial. You should have a next.config.js file in your project, and add the env config storyblokApiToken: process.env.STORYBLOK_API_TOKEN, in order to set accessToken: process.env.storyblokApiToken in your storyblokInit function.
Setting the correct region
Depending on whether your space was created in the EU, the US, or China, you may need to set the region parameter of the API accordingly:
 - eu (default): For spaces created in the EU
 - us: For spaces created in the US
 - cn: For spaces created in China
Here's an example for a space created in the US:

 apiOptions: {
 region: "us",
},

WARN:
Note: For spaces created in the United States or China, the region parameter must be specified.
This storyblokInit function will take care of two things: Initialize the connection with Storyblok (for enabling the Visual Editor) and provide an API client that we can use to retrieve content from the platform, to be used in our application.
Important:
There are two different approaches to how the SDK can be used with Next.js 13 app router:
- One approach uses a client-side wrapper that allows live editing in real time.
- The other approach keeps everything server-side with the limitation that you can only see the changes after hitting on the save or the publish button.
You need to choose which approach to follow depending on your project and requirements. We will see both approaches in this tutorial. The subsequent tutorials will have the first approach that enables live editing as the default approach.
With Live Editing Support
Note:
If you're in hurry, you can explore or fork the main branch of Next.js 13 Storyblok Boilerplate.
As all of the components are by default on the server side while using the new app directory, it limits the components' reactivity which is required to see real-time updates. In this approach, we create a wrapper to load the components on the client side. This allows us to take full advantage of the Live Editing, but the use of Server Side Components is partial. Let's create this wrapper.
Inside the components folder, create a new file and name it StoryblokProvider.js. Add the following code to it:
StoryblokProvider.js

 /** 1. Tag it as a client component */
"use client";
import { storyblokInit, apiPlugin } from "@storyblok/react/rsc";
/** 2. Initialize it as usual */
storyblokInit({
 accessToken: "your_preview_token",
 use: [apiPlugin],
});
export default function StoryblokProvider({ children }) {
 return children;
}

We are tagging this as a client component and we are reinitializing the Storyblok connection here again inside this file as we need to have it on the client as well. The initialization inside the layout file which we did previously will help us to fetch the data from Storyblok.
Now we need to use this wrapper in the layout. The layout.js file should have the following code:
layout.js

 import { storyblokInit, apiPlugin } from "@storyblok/react/rsc";
import StoryblokProvider from "../components/StoryblokProvider";
storyblokInit({
 accessToken: "your-preview-token",
 use: [apiPlugin]
});
export default function RootLayout({ children }) {
 return (
 <StoryblokProvider>
 <html lang="en">
 <body>{children}</body>
 </html>
 </StoryblokProvider>
 )
}

Fetching Data
We will fetch the data in the page.js


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Riemann Sums for Functions of Two Variables
Visualize and calculate a Riemann sum for a real–valued function of two real variables. The x and y axes are partitioned into subintervals of equal width. Set the point on each subrectangle where the function is evaluated to determine the height of the rectangular solid constructed over that subrectangle.
This Demonstration is meant for students of multivariable calculus. It illustrates the concept of a Riemann sum for a real–valued function of two real variables. Choose one of four functions. Then you can freely select a uniform partition of either the x or y axis into 5, 10, 20, or 40 parts. You may also select the point on each subrectangle at which the function is evaluated (to determine the height of the rectangular solid to be constructed over that subrectangle). Initially, the function is evaluated at the center. This feature is included to show that as the partition becomes finer, the choice of this point becomes less consequential, suggesting that in the limit it simply does not matter.


This guide will help you to setup an Edge Server on you host computer. You can use the same information to host the edge server locally in your private network, On-premises, or in your cloud provider.
Step 1: Run Edge Server Container
Datafi self hosted Edge Servers are containerized, they can be run anywhere a Docker container can run. If you don't have a Docker environment, you can start by installing Docker on your host computer.
Complete the following steps to setup a local Edge Server.
These step-by-step instructions will show you how to setup an Edge Server on your host computer and connect a MySQL database. You can use the same steps to connect other supported data sources by using the specific Datafi CLI dfcli parameters.
 1. Install Docker Desktop and complete the setup steps (ref: _URL_ )
 2. Verify Docker has been installed by running the following command and confirm the Hello from Docker! reply:
 docker run hello-world

 3. Open the Terminal and run the following commands to pull and then run the latest dfcli container image:
 docker pull datafi/cli:latest

 docker run --rm -ti -v ~/temp:/es/out datafi/cli:latest

 The CLI container will export to the /es/out folder and connects a local directory (~/temp). Instead of ~/temp you can use any local directory.
 4. The previous step runs the CLI container and installs dfcli. Use dfcli to generate the environment variable used while running the Edge Server. Run the following command in the bash shell from the previous step.
 dfcli dataset --endpoint <IP address or host name where the Edge Server will run> --type mysql --name <name of your dataset> --pointOfContact <your email address> --address <IPP address of host name of your mysql server> --dbname <database name> --username <database user> --password <user password> add

 The above command adds a MySQL database. The parameters will be different for each data source. Run dfcli dataset to see the parameters for the available data sources.
 This step will connect to the data source with the provided credentials. It will generate a key.txt file in the es/out folder. The key.txt file will be used in Setp 5 when running the container. Before continuing, copy the unique URL for the dataset which will be used in setp 6.
 Enter exit to quite the CLI.
 5. Run the Edge Server container with the key.txt file as an environment variable.
 docker pull datafi/es:latest

 docker run --rm -p 443:443 -e KEY=$(cat ~/temp/key.txt) datafi/es:latest

 Once started, you should see Edge Server started in the logs
 6. Use the URL copied from step 4 to connect the Edge Server and add the dataset to your Datafi workspace. Note: Log into your workspace before opening the link from your browser. Signed up for a free Datafi account here.
Step 2: Configure your Dataset
After completing Step 1, you should see the Edit Dataset dialog which will allow you to configure and edit the details for the dataset. Once this is saved, you will be redirected to the Catalog
(The dialog can be accessed again any time by clicking the Edit icon of the dataset you are currently active on, in case you close it before you are finished or want to make a change.)
Overview
In the dataset Overview you can update the name, description, and tags for your dataset. This information is used to help other users find this dataset and it's contents.
Rules
The rules sections allows you to create security access and data privacy rules that can mask specific fields in your dataset's tables. Rules control how data is seen by users.
Step 3: Viewing your data
Data can be viewed in your workspace and shared with other users.


The Dangerous Instagram Trend That's Harming Your Pets
In a worrying trend across social media, pet owners everywhere are dressing up their animals in anti-COVID face masks, a seemingly cute and innocent photo opportunity that could have potentially fatal consequences.
can my dog wear a mask?
Reasons for taking snaps of masked moggies or pooches vary in intention, with some influencers aiming to send out an adorable but persuasive post aimed at anti-maskers, while others are merely on a quest for likes or genuinely fearful their pet might contract the virus.
But whatever people's reasoning, the reaction from veterinarians and animal experts have all been the same and many are now warning pet owners of the severe stress and anxiety face coverings can cause pets.
Why Putting Masks On Pets Is Dangerous
Despite there being rare and isolated cases of dogs and cats contracting coronavirus, there is currently almost no evidence suggesting they can pass the disease on to humans and so masking up a pup is still certainly not a necessary action.
However, in this age of mistrust, many pet owners are ignoring the lack of evidence and still covering up their pets to be on the safe side.
The vast majority though are merely donning their dalmatians in masks for likes and attention on their social media accounts, with many even using it as a photo opportunity to appeal to face covering and COVID sceptics.
poodles in face masks for pandemic
But even if it looks really cute, it certainly isn't clever and according to Melbourne Veterinarian Dr Melissa Meehan, forcing a dog in particular to wear a face mask could kill them in a worst-case scenario.
Speaking to Yahoo News, Dr Meehan said: "As a vet, I am constantly treating dogs and cats that suffer from stress and anxiety, which impacts on their health and mental wellbeing and also causes behavioural issues,
"Putting a mask on a dog or cat can absolutely cause distress."
Forcing an animal to wear such a covering over their face is, therefore, going to be very agitating for them and could cause them health issues if worn for long periods of time.
She also made it clear that masks can impair an animal's breathing, "which can increase their stress levels and could even be fatal."
shihtzu in mask
This is especially true of certain breeds of dogs such as brachycephalic types who already typically suffer from breathing difficulties.
Adding a mask into the equation is only going to make the basic requirement to breathe even more of a struggle, putting their life at risk.
Unfortunately, this is not exactly a new trend either.
In the early days of the COVID-19 outbreak in Wuhan and various areas of China, plenty of people were photographed or filmed placing face masks on their beloved pets.
In their defence, the virus was still a very unknown quantity then and they were probably rightfully worried about the safety of their animals.
do pets need a mask for covid
However, even though there is still much to be discovered, evidence that animals can spread the disease remains non-existent.
This means the current bombarding of mammals in masks on Instagram is cruel and harmful to pets and doesn't actually do them or you any good.
So while we humans definitely should be campaigning to each other to all wear masks, are moggies and pooches shouldn't have any part in the advertising.
We'd much rather see you in a mask than Rover!
Why Pets Don't Need To Wear Face Masks
All over the globe, guidelines from various governments and scientists have promoted the wearing of masks to help prevent the spread of coronavirus, with some declaring it mandatory in closed public spaces.
For example, in the UK this week, face coverings were made compulsory in shops, supermarkets and on public transport, a rule many people have instantly adhered to.
why pets dont need masks for coronavirus
In a woeful case of timing though, a pet cat also became the first case of its kind to test positive for coronavirus in the UK, sending many people into panic mode.
So even if people are merely uploading masked photos of pets for fun or because it's 'cute', you may well be convincing other nervous and worried pet owners that popping a face covering on your pet is the done thing!
why cats shouldnt wear masks covid
But although several cats and dogs have now tested positive for coronavirus around the world, it remains a rare occurrence.
It's also important to note that each animal to contract the virus so far has displayed very low traces of it in their system and have also been unable to spread it to another human.
The World Organisation for Animal Health has stated that currently, there is no evidence to suggest that animals infected by humans are playing a role in the spread of COVID-19,
Human outbreaks are driven by person-to-person contact and to date, there is no evidence that companion animals have spread the disease.
This means that the handful of pets who have been unlucky enough to catch the disease have done so from their owners, and not the other way round!
So if you're truly worried about your pet catching coronavirus, it's YOU who needs to wear a mask rather than them, as well as limit contact with them if you suspect you have symptoms.
Why would you ever want to hide away that adorable face anyway!?