anchor.diff:  save them.
   
   
  -Elevate your rights, insert all sticks that have been used in batches and per batch execute `harvestSticks`.
  +Elevate your rights, insert all sticks that have been used in batches
  +and per batch execute `harvestSticks`.
   
   Example:
   [source,shell]
  
positive.code:   exam. Here the convention is to use the exam data in short ISO-8601
    format, YYYYMMDD as in 20160104 (4th of November 2016) for the date
    this text is created.
  * In a file named setup.properties, per assessment date (sub directory).
  
  Both property files have the syntax of java property files, which can
  be consumed as shell (bash) source files, or parsed by perl. Because
  
negative.code: ----
  
  [TIP]
  To be on the safe side, and because of the warning before, make a
  (tar) backup of both the repositories under /home/exam named
  EXAMxyz-repo and all sandboxes under
  /home/exam/Desktop/examproject-EXAMxyz. Convention: name the tar files
  after the exam, e.g JAVA120161103-repo.tgz and
  JAVA120161103-sandboxes.tgz
  
  === Harvesting Work.
  
  