Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure relate to systems and methods for sorting one or more files hosted by a collaborative application. In one aspect, one or more activity signals associated with one or more files hosted by the collaborative application may be received from a substrate. An activity-based sort order may be determined using at least a combination of the one or more activity signals. The activity-based sort order may be applied to sort the one or more files hosted by the collaborative application for display in a user interface to an activity object of the collaborative application.

Abstract: An aqueous acidic haircare composition includes a glucose-based conditioning polymer; a humectant; a moisturizer; a surfactant; an antioxidant; and a preservative. The composition has a pH of about 3.5 to about 4.7. A method of treating damaged hair comprises rinsing the hair with tepid water and applying the composition. The composition neutralizes the hair shaft, reduces swelling of the cuticle, replenishes and protects the core polypeptide chain, strengthens existing disulfide bonds, and creates new ionic and hydrogen bonds within the hair structure. It makes coarse, afro-textured hair, curly hair, and wavy hair easier to manage.

Abstract: The invention relates to a design method and a design system for designing a packaging (P) for packaging consumer packaged goods (CPG) having a plurality of packaging design features (cfea11 . . . cfeaM2), comprising a plurality of packaging information providing units (PIU1 . . . PIUn . . . PIUN) for providing packaging information items (PI1 . . . PIn . . . PIN), each of said packaging information providing units (PIU1 . . . PIUn . . . PIUN) providing at least one packaging information item (PI1 . . . PIn . . . PIN), and a packaging design module (PDM) including a determining unit (DET) for determining the packaging design specification (PDS) for said packaging (P) describing the final design features for said packaging (P) on the basis of said plurality of packaging information items (PI1 . . . PIn . . . PIN).

Abstract: A stackable winding core in accordance with the invention has a male end and an opposite female end. The ends are configured in such a manner that they do not hinder or prevent the insertion of chucks or mandrels into the core for winding or unwinding of web material about the core. The male end of one core is receivable into the female end of another core so that the cores can be axially stacked end-to-end, the engagement between the ends of the cores keeping the core coaxially aligned with each other. The ends are also configured to support axial loads exerted between the cores.

Abstract: A stackable winding core in accordance with the invention has a male end and an opposite female end. The ends are configured in such a manner that they do not hinder or prevent the insertion of chucks or mandrels into the core for winding or unwinding of web material about the core. The male end of one core is receivable into the female end of another core so that the cores can be axially stacked end-to-end, the engagement between the ends of the cores keeping the core coaxially aligned with each other. The ends are also configured to support axial loads exerted between the cores.

Abstract: A tail end of a web is attached to a winding core via a two-component mechanism having a core component attached to the core and a web component attached to the web, the two components being attached to each other in releasable fashion. The mechanism assists startup of winding. Upon completion of unwinding, the web component detaches from the core component to expose a region of adhesive on a part of the web component that extends from the tail end of the web. The tail end thus can be spliced to a leading end of another web by attaching the leading end to the exposed adhesive on the web component.