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Hardiest Anthias Species
The article gives you some information on Hardiest Anthias Species. While anthias have a reputation as being "expert-only" fishes, a few species are appropriate for the intermediate aquarist.
Whatever you call them—reeffish, wreckfish, jewelfish, or any of their other common names—Anthias are synonymous with many people's idea of a tropical reef. Unfortunately, Anthias have a reputation of being somewhat difficult to keep in the aquarium. Many aquarists have heard the negative about anthias species—they are poor shippers, finicky eaters and prone to protozoan and bacterial infestations.
They need to be fed several times a day, and many prefer a continual source of planktonic food as can only be found in a large, mature aquarium. While many of these things are true, there are a few anthias species that adapt more readily to captive life and are appropriate for the intermediate hobbyists. In addition to their hardiness, they have been selected because they are some of the best shoaling anthias species.
Anthias species are hermaphroditic, meaning they can change sexes. There is often a great deal of difference in coloration between the male and female, with the male usually being flashier and, subsequently, more expensive. It is important to only keep one male per aquarium, but keeping that male with a group of females in a large reef tank makes for an incredible and very natural-looking display. If the male dies, the dominant female will become a male. While anthias can be difficult to wean onto a captive diet, many species will learn to take a variety of prepared foods, although they must be fed multiple times per day to sustain their metabolism.
1 Bartlett's Anthias (Pseudanthias bartelettorum)
2 Dispar Anthias (Pseudanthias dispar)
3 Huchtii Anthias (Pseudanthias huchtii)
4 Lyretail Anthias (Pseudanthias squamipinnis)
5 Resplendent Anthias (Pseudanthias pulcherrimus)
Bartlett's Anthias (Pseudanthias bartelettorum)
The Bartlett's Anthias grows to about three and one half inches in length and can be kept in an aquarium 50 gallons or larger. Considered by many to be one of the hardiest anthias species, this fish will adapt readily to a brightly lit reef tank (most anthias species prefer a dim tank). This fish may be kept in a shoal of one male and several (up to 10 in a 150-gallon+ aquarium) females and can usually be purchased for between $40 and $50 each.
Dispar Anthias (Pseudanthias dispar)
Known as Redfin Anthias or Madder Seaperch Anthias, the Dispar Anthias reaches about three and a half to four inches in length and should be kept in an aquarium 75 gallons or larger. Like the Bartlett's Anthias (described above), this is a shallow water species. This fish may be kept in a shoal of one male and several (up to 10 in a 150-gallon+ aquarium) females. The Dispar Anthias is commonly collected from Fiji and is usually available for between $25-$30.
Huchtii Anthias (Pseudanthias huchtii)
The Huchtii Anthias, sometimes called the Redcheek Anthias or Green Anthias, grows to a size of about five inches in the home aquarium and needs a tank of at least 50 gallons. Relatively hardy, this species may be kept in a shoal of one male and several (up to 10 in a 150-gallon+ aquarium) females. This fish is commonly collected from the Solomon Islands and can usually be obtained for between $20 and $40 each.
Lyretail Anthias (Pseudanthias squamipinnis)
The Lyretail Anthias, also known as the Scalefin Anthias or Orange Anthias, is a fish that grows to about six inches in length and prefers an aquarium of 70 gallons or larger. Undoubtedly the hardiest anthias species, it is also the most territorial. The Lyretail is the poster child for anthias species and is frequently observed in the wild and in the aquarium trade. This fish, commonly collected from Fiji, Tonga and the Red Sea, does best when kept in a shoal of at least eight females (in a 175-gallon+ aquarium).
Resplendent Anthias (Pseudanthias pulcherrimus)
This anthias seldom exceeds three inches in captivity, but does best in a 70-gallon tank or larger. Commonly collected from the Maldives, the Resplendent Anthias (also called the Tierra Anthias). This is a hardy fish with several bright color variations. Because of its size, keeping a shoal of one male and several females in a 135-gallon+ aquarium makes for a very nice display. Individuals can be obtained for between $30 and $40.
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Scholarship awards vary greatly from covering textbook expenses to giving students a free ride to their degree. Many institutions award applicants financial aid packages as part of their strategy to draw successful and motivated students to their programs. As on-campus degrees bring students into their community, and require students to pay for room and board, there are hefty scholarships awarded to on-campus students, though there are plenty of scholarships available for online students at well regarded universities like John Hopkins. Students should check with the online programs that they are applying to, to see if they offer scholarships. Additionally, there are many private companies that offer scholarships based on competitions that involve essays, multimedia, or presentations which can be applied to any degree that the company deems worthy. For reference to some of the best private scholarships that are available for online MPH degree seekers check out our list of the Top 36 Best Scholarships for MPH Degrees. Let's have a look at a couple of the more lucrative opportunities for scholarships for public health degrees online.
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Q: How to set ax.legend fontsize? Here is my code
import os,sys
import Image
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from matplotlib.pyplot import *
from matplotlib.font_manager import FontProperties

jpgfile = Image.open("t002.jpg")

# Set up the figure and axes.
fig = plt.figure(figsize=(18,10))  # ...or whatever size you want.
ax = fig.add_subplot(111)
ax.legend(fontsize=18)
# Draw things.
plt.imshow(jpgfile)  # Unlike plot and scatter, not a method on ax.
ax.set_xlabel('normalized resistivities')
ax.set_ylabel('normalized velocities')
ax.set_xticks([]); ax.set_yticks([])

# Save and show.
plt.savefig("fig.jpg")
plt.show()

But
/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/matplotlib/axes/_axes.py:519: UserWarning: No labelled objects found. Use label='...' kwarg on individual plots

How should I set the labels?

A: Legend fonts are customized by providing a dict of font property-value pairs to the 'prop' kwarg:
ax.legend(prop=dict(size=18))

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Home»Eredivisie»"He just needs one" – Jurgen Klopp convinced goals will come for "unlucky" Luis Diaz – Liverpool FC
"He just needs one" – Jurgen Klopp convinced goals will come for "unlucky" Luis Diaz – Liverpool FC
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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp believes Luis Diaz can score 10 to 15 goals a season as he steps into the role vacated by the departure of Sadio Mane to Bayern Munich.
The Colombian scored six in 26 appearances after joining from Benfica in January as the transition of the Reds' forward line began but now he is expected to start every week there is a greater responsibility on the 25-year-old to deliver.
Diaz had a goal ruled out for offside and hit the woodwork in the 2-2 draw with Fulham in their Premier League opener and he will be expected to supplement the goals from Mohamed Salah and new signing Darwin Nunez, who has scored twice in his first two appearances.
"Oh definitely, that is his quality. We need to see but of course that is his potential," said Klopp when asked about whether Diaz could score 10 to 15 goals this season.
"We work on it but not with Luis specifically – we don't take him out because the other two scored and he didn't so we show him how. That's not necessary.
"It's not a problem. You can't force it. We spoke last week about people asking 'How can you play without Sadio?' when in November/December everybody was thinking about when he would score the next goal. You just let it go.
"You see the situations he had (against Fulham), big chances, and he was just unlucky. He is in a really good shape and that is more important.
"It's not that I tell him after a game, 'You should have scored here or there'. The boys know that in the moment. It happens. It's a normal process.
"The way we play should help strikers, the way we play should help the last line of defenders because everyone is involved.
"That is also a little bit why midfielders are seen as not scoring enough, because they are involved in keeping everything together. The potential is there for sure."
Klopp admits Diaz is not a like-for-like replacement for Mane, who scored 120 goals in 269 matches and has been on target in his first two matches for his new club.
He also knows the team have to adapt to a new way of working with the forward.
"He improved definitely with understanding what we are doing but that then leads to strange situations as well because we want to be flexible on the wings and that means he has to be slightly more inside, but then you realise it's good for him if he stays longer on the outside.
"We have to get used to that and that will help, but unfortunately a learning process never happens overnight.
"He obviously has the quality and the potential. He just needs one goal and then we will go from there."
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Q: Mongoose DB Lookup pipeline match problem I have 2 collection
Once is User,
Another once is UserBmi
I would planning to join the collection to find the latest BMI records.
In this table, some user would not upload their BMI records. to database.
I would want to return the empty row on the result.
However, the result would return all the user are return the same record (the latest BMI record of one of user).
Would I missing something when I Match the 2 collections?
User Table
const userSchema  = new mongoose.Schema({
    usercardid:{
        type:Number,
        required: true,
        unique: true
    },
    name:{
        type:String,
        required: true
    }...
})

BMI Table
const userbmigoriesSchema  = new mongoose.Schema({

    user_id:{
        type:mongoose.Schema.Types.ObjectId,
        ref: "User"
    },
    user_height:{
        type:Number,
        required: true
    },
    user_weight:{
        type:Number,
        required: true
    },
    user_bmi:{
        type:Number,
        required: true
    },
    date:{
        type: Date,
        required: true,
        default: Date.now()
    }
})

const users = await User.aggregate([
        {
            $lookup:{
                from: "userbmis",
                let: {"uid": "user_id"},
                pipeline: [{
                    $match: { $expr: { $eq: ["$$uid","$id" ]}}},
                    {$sort: {"date": -1}},
                    {$limit: 1}
                ],
                as: "userbmis"
            }
        }
    ])

In this image, All the Height , Weight , BMI record are Belong to 3rd User.
= MongooseDB Data
On the image, you can see Row 2 to row 6 BMI records are belongs to
the user 608915308462c0ccec435a97. however, when I lookup the data, each user would getting the same record.


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Q: Kill all process of particular user in Ubuntu? How to kill all process of one user?
When I make ps aux I obtain a list of process with several users, and I want to kill all process of user name1, for example. What's a command to do that in Ubuntu?

A: In this case, it's pretty simple, you can use killall to kill, or send any other signal, to a bunch of processes at once. One of the "filtering" options is the owner: killall --user name1

A: Adding another option because nobody has mentioned it, and I don't like killall (using it on solaris can cause disaster).
pkill is more portable
pkill -u username

A: Install slay:
aptitude install slay
Then issue slay some-user.
Be aware that if you kill off stuff for users you don't know the purpose for, you may render your machine unusable (until you restart).
If you really don't want to install slay:
ps -e -o user,pid | grep '^some-user ' | awk '{ print $2 }' | xargs kill

(wait a bit)
ps -e -o user,pid | grep '^some-user ' | awk '{ print $2 }' | xargs kill -9

A: Identify the user, then killall -user <username>
They will have a bash (or similar) process associated with their login session killing that will kill their session.
To get a potentially better overview of what a user is doing - try pstree <username>

A: According to man kill:
kill -9 -1
    Kill all processes you can kill.

To apply it to a different user:
su -l username kill -9 -1


I've been thinking about the word I want to choose for the year ahead, a word to guide me in a positive way in 2018.
It's already February and I'm just getting onto this, so I definitely won't be choosing punctuality as I'm late already! But February is a month to breathe, the kids are back at school, the book lists and uniforms are sorted, and the craziness of Christmas really does seem like a distant memory. Which actually makes me kind of sad.
So I had a look back at past One Word entries,which included Discover, Organise, and possibly even Inspire. Having turned the big 50 last year, I've been taking stock of my life and thinking carefully about what I want to achieve this year.
Embrace life, be appreciative and grateful for what I have. To be there, in the moment for my family. To be happy and do things that I enjoy, instead of writing them on a To Do List, for when I actually have time. MAKE time, because life is short, there will never be another today.
I've already started to make little changes, and I can see the difference already. I've simplified my online time to do only the things that give me joy, I've removed my name from time wasting email lists, grouped together my favourite blogs, so I can easily access and read them because they make me happy, and I've simplified my facebook friends list.
Little changes, here and there, but all adding up to a more simplified, organised, happy life. There is so much more, but I won't write it down, I'll just do it.
Embrace. I love the sound of it.
Love it! Time is precious and I find myself totally wasting days off!
Yes, simplifying life is a good idea. It'll help keeping on functioning and staying independent when age related health issues start arriving.
Good choice , both the word 'embrace' and the little changes meant to simplify things in life!
@Duta thank you, simplicity is wonderful!


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Rick Gibbons
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Rick Gibbons is National Vice President of the 57,000-member Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen, a Division of the Rail Conference, International Brotherhood of Teamsters. He was elected by acclamation to his second full term of office on October 3, 2018, at the BLET's Fourth National Convention in Las Vegas. He was elected by acclamation to his first term at the BLET's Third National Convention in 2014.
He was elected by acclamation to serve as First Alternate National Vice President in the first-ever membership election of National Division officers in December of 2010. Effective July 1, 2013, he was elevated to the office of National Vice President upon the retirement of Vice President Willard E. Knight. Immediately prior to his elevation to the Advisory Board, Gibbons served as General Chairman of the BLET's Burlington Northern Santa Fe (former SL-SF)/MNA General Committee of Adjustment, a position he held for 12 years.
His railroad career began in 1972 on the former Illinois Central Gulf in Slater, Mo. He earned promotion to locomotive engineer in 1973 and first joined the Brotherhood on November 1, 1973. He was a member of BLE Division 8 in Slater until 1993 when he moved to Kansas City, Mo., and joined BLE Division 502. After joining the Brotherhood, in 1973 he has been elected to numerous offices over his 45+ year career, including Division President, Local Chairman, Legislative Representative, and First Vice Chairman (GCA).
He also served the Brotherhood as a delegate to the 2001 International Convention in Miami Beach, and served on the Arrangements Committee during the 2006 First National Convention in Las Vegas and the 2010 Second National Convention in Reno, Nevada.
During his tenure as General Chairman, Vice President Gibbons was privileged to be the Western General Chairman's Association (WGCA) Secretary-Treasurer from 2009 through 2011. He was then elected Chairman of the WGCA in 2012. In 2003, he was appointed to the International Brotherhood of Teamsters / Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Merger Committee on Bylaws, and also a position on the Rail Safety Advisory Committee's Risk Reduction and Fatigue Management Working Groups representing the BLET and all of Rail Labor. Vice President Gibbons also was the Host Chairman of the 2003 Southwestern Convention Meeting in Branson, Mo.
As General Chairman, Gibbons worked with the other three General Chairmen on BNSF in negotiating several on-property agreements in coordination with national bargaining. This included a Safety Summit Agreement/Alternative Handling Program in an attempt to change the safety culture and the punitive discipline agenda on BNSF.
Vice President Gibbons comes from a long line of railroaders in his family. His Grandfather was the Superintendent on the Chicago and Alton Railroad in Slater for many years. His mother was a clerk and his aunt was a hostess on the Burlington Zephyr. One uncle was a switchman in Mexico, Mo., for the GM&O and his great uncle was a boomer who landed on the Southern Pacific in California and retired at the age of 82 with 64 years of service.
Rick and his wife Anna were married in the fall of 2012 and now live in Gladstone, Mo. The couple has three sons and two daughters with four grandchildren. He enjoys spending time with family and friends, working out, watching all sports, and playing golf.
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Beginning January 1, 2018, all limited liability companies (LLCs) formed prior to August 1, 2015 must adhere to the Minnesota Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act (also known as Chapter 322C), a law passed by the 2015 Legislature. Since August 1, 2015, any newly formed LLCs in Minnesota have already had to adhere to the legislation; however, many existing LLCs have continued to operate under the "old" LLC statute (Chapter 322B), completely unaffected by the revised law. That will all change come January, when Chapter 322C will automatically apply to all Minnesota LLCs. The Minnesota Secretary of State strongly recommends that the governing documents of all LLCs formed prior to August 1, 2015 be reviewed to ensure compliance with the governance requirements found under Chapter 322C. To read more about the changes, go here.
Effective December 20, 2017, Senate Bill 867 significantly reduces filing fees for Illinois Limited Liability Companies (LLCs). In a press release issued today, Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White remarked: "This is a business-friendly law that significantly reduces the cost of forming and maintaining a Limited Liability Company in Illinois." Under previous law, the filing fee to create a new LLC in the state was $500. Under the new law, that fee has been reduced to $150. Additionally, the annual report fee has been reduced to $75. A comprehensive list of the filing fee reductions can be seen in the below image. More information regarding the fee reductions is also available at the Illinois Secretary of State's website: www.cyberdriveillinois.com.
Effective July 9, 2012, the California Secretary of State will update its limited partnership/limited liability company database so that it displays the entity's mailing address (if available). To make room in the database for inclusion of this information, the displaying of general partner/manager/member names—as well as address fields and any associated information—will be limited to two. Additional general partner/manager/member names and information will not be displayed.
Limited Liability Companies (LLCS) in Mississippi now have until December 5th to file their annual report with the Secretary of State's office–the original filing deadline was April 15th, but an extension has been provided. LLCs that fail to file by the new deadline will face administrative dissolution. According to the MS SOS, 40,000 LLCs in the state had not filed their annual reports as of Tuesday, November 29th. Don't forget to get yours in!
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During a recent visit to lovely Toronto I had the pleasure of interviewing one of my favorite women clowns Helen Donnelly. We originally met at the NY Clown Theater Festival in 2012 when she performed her show "Saucisse: A Foo Musical".
Helen is award-winning professional clown artist: a rare mix of theatrical, circus and therapeutic clown.
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Performing Arts Center to present Julian Bliss Septet in 'A Tribute to Benny Goodman'
by Bobby Tyler
The UGA Performing Arts Center will present the Julian Bliss Septet in A Tribute to Benny Goodman Feb. 8 at 8 p.m. in Hugh Hodgson Concert Hall. Re-creating the sound of swing from the 1930s and '40s, Bliss leads his band through some of the great tunes of the era, staying true to the authentic feel but with a modern twist.
Tickets for the concert are $25-$35 and are discounted for UGA students. Tickets can be purchased at the Performing Arts Center box office, online at pac.uga.edu or by calling 706-542-4400.
Bliss has established a career as one of his generation's finest performers on the clarinet and has earned critical accolades as a concerto soloist, chamber musician, jazz artist and educator. Born in the U.K., he began playing the clarinet at age 4 and went on to study at the University of Indiana and also in Germany.
Bliss has played at most of the world's leading festivals and venues including Wigmore Hall in London and Carnegie Hall in New York. He has appeared as soloist with the Sao Paolo Symphony, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra of Paris, BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, Auckland Philharmonia and London Philharmonic.
In A Tribute to Benny Goodman, Bliss and his musicians perform some of the tunes made famous by the legendary bandleader, including "Stompin' at the Savoy," "Oh, Lady Be Good" and "Sing, Sing, Sing." A longtime fan of the "The King of Swing," Bliss also shares humorous anecdotes and stories about Goodman's life.
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The United States gives more money to charity than any other country in the world. In 2015 alone, American's gave over 30 billion dollars to different organizations. In 2016, giving increased 4.1% and this country gave the largest amount ever recorded at 497.4 billion. Individuals gave 73% of this amount, meaning that most everyone is open to donating to a cause of some sort (Atlasofgiving.com).
If we looked at these numbers alone, we would like to say that America is a place where people hold a lot of wealth and are extremely generous with it. One might think that the state of the people in this country would be generally positive because of the way American's profusely give.
Off the paper, we know this isn't always the case. In this country- we have a lot to be thankful for. Yet, we cannot ignore some things that should concern us. We argue- a lot, we find ourselves frustrated and displeased, and for the most part, this place is divided.
"There is so much separation and segregation: between black people and white people, between gay people and straight people, between young people and old people, between sick people and healthy people, between prisoners and free people, between Jews and Gentiles, Muslims and Christians, Protestants and Catholics, Greek Catholics and Latin Catholics"(Henri Nouwen society- "Crossing the Road for One Another").
We have so many divisions, it takes a while to list them off. And yet, the very person you might be divided from lives right down the street. I have found myself thinking about this deep disconnect between our monetary generosity and our deep cultural divides.
In Luke 10:25-37, Jesus teaches through a parable about a good Samaritan. He tells of a man who is beaten, robbed, and left for dead. Then he describes three different reactions of men who pass by.
The first was a priest and he passed on by the man on the opposite side of the road. Second, a Levite man passes in the same way of the priest who came before him. Third, a Samaritan man sees the beaten traveller and takes pity on him, which leads him to bandage his wounds, carry him on his own donkey off the road, take him to shelter and continue to care for him. This third man leaves money with the innkeeper so the beaten man can stay even longer. And just as a small side note: let's all remember that Jews and Samaritans did not get along, and that Samaritans were looked down upon.
"Which of these three do you think was a neighbor to the man who fell into the hands of robbers?" (NIV).
They are instructed to do as the Samaritan man had done. Thus, we are instructed to do as the Samaritan had done. He did not avoid the man, or toss money at the man's problems. He took steps towards a stranger, cared for and soothed the man's wounds, and brought him to safety.
So, even while as a whole society we give generously of our funds, that yes, we work hard to earn, let's not neglect the needs of people that go beyond what money can buy. Let's not forget that money cannot renew broken relationships, solve differences between cultures, or rehabilitate traumatic experiences. Money doesn't do that- people do that.
There is a need for a human to care for another human in our society. For neighbors to drop what they are doing and any preconceived notions, to pay attention, and to make an effort. Maybe, just maybe, we can bridge the gap between our desire to be generous and the divisions we see every day.


New initiatives for smart MedTech.
Technology company Semcon is increasing its focus on Life Science. Smart technical solutions can be used to improve care and welfare for patients and healthcare staff alike. A new framework agreement has also been concluded with AstraZeneca, applicable to everything from product and production development to product information.
The digitisation of the field of Life Science is making increasing demands of expertise in fields such as smart production solutions and data integrity for future connected production and handling of medications. Making processes efficient is every bit as important as making them safe.
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Making a Weird Citroen Weirder – A Guide by Chapron
Posted on January 31, 2017 November 1, 2017 by Pedro F
You've probably heard the name Henri Chapron at some point or another. The French coachbuilder had a long career creating fantastic, innovative designs; in the first half of the century for manufacturers like Delage and Delahaye and then focusing on Citroen, a choice which marked Chapron's company path until its demise in the mid 80's. As you can probably guess, the car that got Chapron's attention was the brilliant and unique DS. However, we're not gonna be talking about those conversions today. We're picking much more exclusive stuff, models with production numbers so low that they didn't even make it to double digits: three very special versions of that 4 wheeled space ship known as the SM.
But before going into custom SM goodness, let's take a minute to talk about just how badass the regular SM is. Back in 68 Citroen had the awesome, highly impractical idea of buying Maserati. This gave the company the opportunity of coupling the DS' extraordinary hydraulic suspension with some good ol' Italian performance (via a 2.7 or 3.0L V6). The result was extraordinary: unique performance and a shape that endures until this day as one of the most complex, most futuristic forms the automobile has ever assumed. The SM was a sports car like no other and people absolutely loved it…in theory. Sales were another story.
"Some say" the car was just too complex and a prime example of how tough international cooperations can be when conceptualizing and creating an automobile. Others that the competition from established manufacturers in the sports car market was just too strong. Most just blame the economic conditions. By 74 Citroen had gone bust and the oil crisis was in full swing…just not a great time for a sports car, especially one as complex as the SM. Personally,k we feel that although everything played its part, what really got to the SM in the end was what got to most DSs out of France: no one knew what the hell to do with them when wrenchin' time came round. To be fair, the SM is reportedly one of the biggest nightmares a mechanic (and an owner) can possibly have. Sure, the car was packed with innovations but that also meant that the potential for catastrophic failure was always just around the corner; not only do the French mechanics and Italian power train demand two completely different sets of specialists for the same car, but extremely relevant stuff like the carburetors and timing chains need regular, manual adjustment. Neglect of proper maintenance ended up giving the SM a poor rep from which it never recovered.
But we're not here to talk about the "basic" SM; we want to focus on Chapron's more unique interpretations of it.
SM Mylord
The first thing Chapron did to the SM was – of course – take the top of. The company had achieved a lot of success doing this to DSs so it was a logical step to go through the same process with the SM. However, while Chapron made hundreds of DS convertibles, only 8 SM "Mylords" saw the light of day…and they are glorious!
Following the lines of the regular SM, Chapron got rid of the roof while maintaining the stunning features at the rear of the car, replacing the fastback like rear hatch with a shapely lid (if you will). Newly inspired and respectful of the original design at the same time, Chapron's Mylords are some of the rarest, most special SMs in the world. The Mylord in the pictures sold for well over half a million euros at auction (Artcurial) in 2014.
SM Opéra
The Opéra is right up there with the Lagonda, Quattroprte III and 375/4 as one of the most unique, best looking 4 door rides of the 1970's. Just look at it, sleek and low, extraordinary lines…your brain doesn't even register it as an SM and it's the darndest thing because all the design cues are there, the elements are basically the same (after all it's just an SM which was literally cut in half and lengthened) but the form becomes so unique that your perception about the whole car is altered. Pretty damn extraordinary.
With a grand total of just 8 units, the Opéra is, like the Mylord, one of the rarest SM Citroens in the world. When new, 3 remained in France, 4 were exported to Spain and one was shipped off to Haiti. When talking about French luxury for this era, this is the proverbial it. And if you wanna talk overall French automotive history/production, this is – in our humble opinion – second only to the EX1 Excellence. It's that extraordinary.
SM Présidentielle
In 1972, Chapron had a very special task at hand: coming up with two stylish, humongous presidential limousines for Georges Pompidou, one of the best love statesmen in French history. The coachbuilder delivered, and two stunning Opéra like 4 door convertibles were born, beginning an illustrious career of driving important folks around like the Queen of England and the Pope, a career which extended itself until Jaques Chriac's inauguration in 1995 .
Despite the 2 Présidentielles still being property of the French government, they're out of service…at least for now. However, if you think these are the most badass convertibles you've ever seen and you just have to have one, you're in luck cause there's one out there somewhere for you to find! Back in the early 00's, Crescia SA in Switzerlad, a Lancia and Citroen restoration specialist, built an accurate copy of the Présidentielle at a reported cost of almost half a million Euros. Subsequently, this very fine copy (which you can see here in the pictures) was sold by Bonhams for only 155.000.
Pictures used: SM / SM
Opéra / Opéra
Mylord; Présidentielle
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JimmyinTEXAS says:
The convertibles are amazing. The two door and the four door. What a difference a "lid" makes.


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Völz ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Benjamin Völz (* 1960), deutscher Synchronsprecher
 Daniel Völz (* 1985), deutscher Fernsehdarsteller
 Dörte Völz-Mammarella (* 1943), deutsche Filmeditorin
 Horst Völz (* 1930), deutscher Physiker und Informationswissenschaftler
 Malte Völz (* 1994) deutscher Radiomoderator
 Rebecca Völz (* 1957), deutsche Schauspielerin und Synchronsprecherin
 Wolfgang Völz (1930–2018), deutscher Fernseh- und Filmschauspieler

Siehe auch:
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The right of redemption, in the law of real property, is the right of a debtor whose real property has been foreclosed upon and sold to reclaim that property if they are able to come up with the money to repay the amount of the debt. Most U.S. states have a statutory provision that allows such a reclamation of property.

See also
Equity of redemption

Property law
Foreclosure


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Q: Quicklook stopped working with xcode's .m and .h file suddenly A week ago, quicklook stopped working with .m and .h files. Instead, it's showing me a .m or .h thumbnail. I think that day a message box popped up and I didn't read it — I answered the question hastily — but I wasn't doing anything with the system. Anyway, now I've lost the quicklook for these file types.
It still works for all other default files. I tried to copy the ".qlgenerator" files from another mac, which has the same OS version... and it still didn't work.
I tried to disk verify/repair permissions, it indicated something concerning .qlgenerator files, but I thought "It's probably because of my copy-paste-replace by intruder files that probably changed some permissions". Anyway, it didn't solve the problem.
I also tried running qlmanage -r, and restarting my mac. The problem persists.
The other mac is still showing the default way (aka, with quicklook previews) for these file types.
Any idea on what went wrong? Do you think that that message box that I answered hastily is responsible for that? I feel that it is, but I'm not sure, because I wasn't configuring the system or anything, nor even anything that is related neither to quicklook (I  didn't know that this feature had a name back then) nor xcode... I'm lost.
EDIT
As @Bootle suggested, i ran

qlmanage -p FILE

and surprisingly, the Quicklook opened the file correctly, i.e. you can see the content of the file and the default XCode coloring for it.
Additionally, the following output was printed in the terminal.

So any more hints?
EDIT
New hints emerged after checking the log from the console after @StvnW 's edit.
i'm attaching the logs image after ordering quicklook on a file
UPDATE
The solution was because i was keeping older versions of XCodes since 3.6.2 ^_^ and other versions, i put all of them together in a folder where i disallowed myself the permission to access it. Thus they became inaccessible to the system too. And problem was solved, the system (or QL) fixed itself to the latest official XCode application.
But this is thanks to the below answer that gave me that hint from the debugging. I guess other people who have this same problem should follow his answer. I'm marking this response as the correct answer

A: You might consider simply using QLStephen which will add proper QuickLook support for all text files regardless of their extensions. It will also properly handle files without extensions (e.g. README, Makefile). What I like about it is that you don't have to maintain a list of extensions; QLStephen detects text files automatically. QLStephen is independent of XCode and is a QL plugin that you drop into /Library/QuickLook/ or ~/Library/QuickLook/.
The fact that I am also named Steven is purely coincidental.
Edit: Debugging QuickLook based on more info from OP:
Turn on QuickLook logging:
defaults write -g QLEnableLogging YES

Here is some reference logging output (written to Console):
Stock Xcode installed:
2014-04-29 2:46:08.172 PM quicklookd[19315]:
    [QL] Thumbnailing file://localhost/Users/user/src/hello/main.m.
    Content type UTI: public.objective-c-source
    Generator used: <QLGenerator Text.qlgenerator>

2014-04-29 2:46:08.173 PM com.apple.quicklook.satellite[19330]:
    [QL] <QLThumbnailRequest main.m
            token: d45af7955eb9401bc7a49fd6652d1c3aa5cc4a8b;00000000;000000000000001a;
            com.apple.app-sandbox.read;00000001;01000003;0000000003e32849;
            /users/user/src/hello/main.m>.
    Content type UTI: public.objective-c-source.
    Generator used: <QLGenerator /System/Library/QuickLook/Text.qlgenerator>

Third-party generator (QLColorCode) installed:
2014-04-29 2:51:40.458 PM quicklookd[19359]:
    [QL] Thumbnailing file://localhost/Users/user/src/hello/main.m.
    Content type UTI: public.objective-c-source.
    Generator used: <QLGenerator /Users/user/Library/QuickLook/QLColorCode.qlgenerator>

2014-04-29 2:51:40.459 PM com.apple.quicklook.satellite[19367]:
    [QL] <QLThumbnailRequest main.m
            token: d45af7955eb9401bc7a49fd6652d1c3aa5cc4a8b;00000000;000000000000001a;
            com.apple.app-sandbox.read;00000001;01000003;0000000003e32849;
            /users/user/src/hello/main.m>.
    Content type UTI: public.objective-c-source.
    Generator used: <QLGenerator /Users/user/Library/QuickLook/QLColorCode.qlgenerator>

Since things work for you when calling qlmanage from the command line, you might be able to compare the logs written to Console with the output from manually invoking on the command line and spot the issue. With only Xcode installed:
[user@macbook]/Users/user/src/hello$ qlmanage -p -d 1 main.m
Testing Quick Look preview with files:
    main.m
[DEBUG] Registering <QLGenerator Built-in 0x7fa08241eaa0> for public.image
[DEBUG] Preview test for main.m -- file://localhost/Users/user/src/hello/.
        Content type UTI: public.objective-c-source
[DEBUG] Previewing file://localhost/Users/user/src/hello/main.m.
        Content type UTI: public.objective-c-source.
        Generator used: <QLGenerator Text.qlgenerator>
[DEBUG] Loading <QLGenerator Text.qlgenerator>
[DEBUG] Previewing file://localhost/Users/user/src/hello/main.m finished

A: QuickLook for these types of files works because the file type is specified in Xcode's Info.plist.
In order for QuickLook to use Xcode to quick view these files again in Finder, you'll need to edit Xcode's Info.plist file. This is found by right clicking the Xcode.app file in your Applications and clicking "Show Package Contents". You'll find Info.plist in the Contents folder that opens up.
In the Info.plist file, all of the file types associated with Xcode are listed as "CFBundleTypeExtensions" dictionaries.
Once opening the plist, do a search for <string>h</string> (or the same with 'm'). If it can't be found, you'll need to add it.
Note: At this point, you may want to create a backup of the whole Xcode.app file in case something goes wrong.
Make a copy of Info.plist by alt-dragging it to your Desktop. Open the copy and search for <key>CFBundleExecutable</key>. You'll see </array> on the line above it. Before the </array>, paste in the block of text allowing for a file type to be associated with Xcode (shown below). This block should start and end with <dict> and </dict>, respectively.
For the .h file:
<dict>
        <key>CFBundleTypeExtensions</key>
        <array>
            <string>h</string>
        </array>
        <key>CFBundleTypeIconFile</key>
        <string>c-header_Icon</string>
        <key>CFBundleTypeName</key>
        <string>C Header Source</string>
        <key>CFBundleTypeRole</key>
        <string>Editor</string>
        <key>LSIsAppleDefaultForType</key>
        <true/>
        <key>LSItemContentTypes</key>
        <array>
            <string>public.c-header</string>
        </array>
</dict>

For the .m file:
<dict>
    <key>CFBundleTypeExtensions</key>
    <array>
        <string>m</string>
    </array>
    <key>CFBundleTypeIconFile</key>
    <string>objective-c-source_Icon</string>
    <key>CFBundleTypeName</key>
    <string>Objective-C Source</string>
    <key>CFBundleTypeRole</key>
    <string>Editor</string>
    <key>LSIsAppleDefaultForType</key>
    <true/>
    <key>LSItemContentTypes</key>
    <array>
        <string>public.objective-c-source</string>
    </array>
</dict>

Once this is done, you should be able to copy the edited Info.plist back into the Xcode.app Contents folder. Sometimes, apps don't like you editing their plists and decide not to work afterwards. If this is the case, just restore from the copy you (should have) made earlier.
This can be replicated with any application and any filetype. If there's a better way to do this perhaps by changing/setting some preferences in Xcode, it'd be good to know.