Last week's post about my recent acquisition of a second Nissan 240SX chassis has brought forth a lot of hype, questions, and discussion. While it was really cool to see how excited everyone was about me posting that I have a second one of these cars at my disposal now, I think it is important for anyone in my position to keep a level head and realistic expectations about what the future may bring for these project cars.
I think we have all seen this happen way too many times in the past- wasted enthusiasm poured into a new project, often someone's second, third, fourth, or even fifth S13 in addition to the other unfinished cars they already own. For whatever reason it seems to be a trend among 240SX owners that owning one is simply not enough. However, more often than not this ends in a collection of partially parted out cars scattered about in someone's backyard, the owner holding onto a dream that will likely never come to fruition. It's not a bad thing to have dreams and ambitions (as well as the patience to pursue them no matter how long it may take) but it's also important to be realistic. Believe me, even sharing with everyone that I had a new chassis was a decision I did not take lightly for that very reason.
For me, the coupe chassis is like any other spare part on the shelf. Sure, it's a physical car and not a pair of wheels or an extra bumper, but it really should not be treated as anything more significant at this stage in my life. If I truly call it a second project car, I am at risk to lose not only the new chassis but my S13 hatch as well. There are numerous larger priorities in my life at this moment that require the coupe to remain a support item that is saved for a rainy day rather than a second full-blown project.
A few people have asked me if picking up a second S13 means my first one is finished. While we all know that no project is every truly completed, I do feel the most comfortable and content I have ever felt with my original 240SX. I've made very minimal changes to it over the last few years and I think that is showing both a new sense of maturity for me and the build, but also that I may have finally settled into what I feel is a good balance for what I want from that car. Sure, I still really want to give it a perfect paint job and install all of the moldings and weather stripping I have collected for it, but the car really is ideal for what I use it for at this point in my life. As much as I may be justifying not doing something that I simply don't have the money for, it really does make sense to wait on painting it until further down the road. It's awesome to be able to gas the car up and drive it anywhere I'd like without being overly concerned about paint chips or any weather I might encounter along the way. As difficult as it is, being comfortable with the car being just "OK" and remaining in the condition it is now makes a ton of sense. I guess what I am realizing is that in a way the car is "finished" for the time being. I'd like to tackle a few suspension improvements to replacing aging items that were upgraded nearly ten years ago and maybe get the audio system working if I am motivated enough, but aside from general maintenance and enjoying it I don't feel the need for any big, elaborate plans.
I think the fact that I feel this way is making it easier for me to justify keeping the coupe around for the foreseeable future. I've watched way too many people attempt to build a second car or even modify their daily driver in the past only to see them lose a sense of balance and have to retreat. My hope is not to become another member of this statistic. I've always sought to keep my daily vehicles as boring and reliable as possible. I tend to choose a vehicle that I have no interest in modifying (and believe me, I am STILL always tempted to modify them in some way) to ensure that I am not going down a second rabbit hole before I have surfaced from the first one. Having a vehicle you haven't messed with that you can rely on every day is one of the keys to owning a successful project vehicle. It's just too stressful for most of us to deal with modifying and maintaining multiple cars.
But anyway, I hope this helps to give you a bit of my perspective on the second car. I'd love to have the resources to immediately dive in to building it from the ground up as heaven knows I've got plenty of passion and motivation to do that, but it's really not realistic from a financial standpoint. I hope to have a clear, methodical path for it laid out from the very beginning so that I'm never tempted to stray from the plan and execute on it only as life allows me to. Should I ever be faced with a situation where I need to make a sacrifice, it will definitely be the first thing to go. With the end goal being owning a clean and positive representation of both variants of the S13 chassis, I hope that I'll one day be successful enough to make that goal a reality- it's just going to take some hard work and a HUGE amount of patience to make it happen. If it's meant to be I think everything will pan out in the end.
Thank you to everyone that has shown their support by purchasing stickers! I've been overwhelmed with the positivity and kind messages of support. I used the proceeds to purchase a premium Flickr account to ensure that all of the photos on my blog and Zilvia build thread stay active for another year. I hope to offer some new merchandise in the new year including new stickers and maybe even some shirts if people are interested. 2019 is going to be a great year!
I hope that all of you enjoy some meaningful time with family this Thanksgiving. Thanks for the support!
Thank you! So hard for us car guys to stay focused. So many shiny things! haha.


A few days ago we had a birthday party for one of my sons. As part of the festivities we blew up a few balloons to have floating around the house. As we were waiting for family and friends to arrive, one of my younger sons started playing with one of the balloons. As he played he started to squeeze the balloon only to have it poke out at the edges of his fist. He would then grab with his other hand, the balloon where it had pushed out, only to have it poke out on the other side. As he tightened his grip, and tried to manage where the balloon would go next, the pressure from within the balloon got displaced further and further to the fringes and near the brink of popping.
The Southern Nevada Public Lands Management Act (SNPLMA – Public Law 105-263) was passed in 1998 by the United States Congress to allow for the orderly development of Las Vegas through the disposal of public lands which are managed by the BLM. If you read through the marketing and promotional campaign literature touted by the BLM you will read that over 73 parks and natural areas have been created, outdoor recreational opportunities created, as well decrease the risk of wildfires as well as many other conservation projects. These are just some of the "accomplishments" lauded by the SNPLMA program. However everything comes at a cost.
As the drive to sell more lands within the Las Vegas disposal boundary increase the result is more areas outside the boundary become critical habitat. This label is applied due to their spatial relationship to Las Vegas and the slush fund available to sponsor it. Thus unwarranted pressure is forced onto these areas to ease the tension within the disposal boundary.
This public lands management tool has set into motion a program that has generated hapless levels of funding. Specifically this program has generated revenue of over 3.35 billion dollars since its inception. Entire departments at Clark County have been created to "manage" these funds and projects. Legions within the BLM organization, at every level, have been designated to administer this revenue generating act. Luckily for this governmental machine there is plenty of grease in the form of interest groups willing to spend this money to help keep things running smooth.
Another unintended consequence of this legislation is that it changes our local Las Vegas BLM office and even State BLM office from public land managers to real estate agents. The focus changes from managing multiple-use to focusing time and resources on creating land sales that will generate the most money that then comes back into their own balance sheet.
One ironic twist of this legislation created to dispose of public lands is that although 44,000 acres of public lands have been sold through auction over 60,000 acres of "environmentally sensitive" private lands have been bought by the Feds using funds generated by these same sales. Thus there is a net gain of land coming back by a federal slide of hand into government control.
As fortune would have it for all this bureaucracy there are still thousands of acres still on the docket waiting for auction.
As this public lands management act continues to generate massive amounts of funding, more and more pressure will be put on rural communities and outdoor recreational areas. This program creates more pressure on public lands and rural communities than it relieves. SNPLMA actually increases the amount of federally owned land than it sales. It directly pits urban development against true conservation and public lands management. Much of the misgivings between rural communities and outdoor recreationalists about public lands administration in Southern Nevada can be attributed back to this type of management.
Much like my son playing with the balloon, the pressure of managing our public lands is not deflated or eased by this management tool but rather disproportionately displaces the pressure to the outlying areas of Clark County.
The grazing allotments in the Gold Butte region in North East Clark County have been a hot topic of discussion over the last couple of weeks. The following is a general map displaying what at one time where the grazing allotment boundaries. Most of these allotments have been bought out by Clark County and then retired. A few are still in operation while others legality are in question.
The recent events surrounding the Bundy Ranch in Southern Nevada and the Gold Butte region has brought the spotlight of federal lands management to a more far reaching national audience. For those of us who have lived in the Western United States dealing with the federal management of our backyards is a part of life. What the "Stand with the Bundy's" incident has done is bring attention to a greater movement by the federal government to tighten control over these public lands to enforce a narrow vision of public lands management.
We have all heard the anecdote of the frog in the water. If you put a frog in a pot of boiling water, it will jump out. However, if you put a frog in a pot full of room temperature water, and then turn the heat a little at a time, the frog will stay in the pot and eventually boil.
The recent exploits by the BLM were a blatant miscalculation on their part because they turned the heat up too high, too quick. The response by a large segment of people was to jump out of the pot and protest against the actions of the Bureau of Land Managing. Though my personal opinions about the Bundy cattle and their right to range are mixed, my feelings about how the operation was managed and executed are clear; it was a complete debacle and a true exercise of government overreach applied by the BLM.
Though a battle may have been won today, there is certainly still a war going on against our public lands. It is from here forward where we will be able to see if there will be long lasting positive effects from the efforts of many actively involved citizens.
For all those who showed up in protest, for all those who shared the news and story of the Bundy's, for all those who were so vocal in various forms of social media the question now is, what will you do from here on out? Will you stay involved in the public lands issues and fight back against the slow rise in temperature of our public lands management?
My hope and prayer is that the next time the heat is turned up, whether that be a drastic overreach of power like the confrontation we saw this week, or a more mellow dramatic display like a new designation further restricting our access to public lands, that we will all react and make our voice known in this republic in which we so proudly love and defend.
Behind every person following orders is someone ordering followers.
It is time that the head the Bureau of Land Management resign over the current mismanagement of of the issue is North Eastern Clark County.
I had the opportunity to meet with and discuss public lands issues with Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval today. We had a productive meeting and were able to discuss the importance of access to our public lands and the administration of those lands here in Nevada.
I appreciate the Governor taking the time to meet with us about these issues.
Over 250 federal personnel directly involved, over 1,800 signs posted (ALL of which has been destroyed), millions in contracts and more in man hours. To pretend that this is about a few cows is a stretch.


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Discrete & Computational Geometry is a peer-reviewed mathematics journal published quarterly by Springer. Founded in 1986 by Jacob E. Goodman and Richard M. Pollack, the journal publishes articles on discrete geometry and  computational geometry.

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Notable articles

The articles by Gil Kalai with a proof of a subexponential upper bound on the diameter of a polyhedron and by Samuel Ferguson on the Kepler conjecture, both published in Discrete & Computational geometry, earned their author the Fulkerson Prize.

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The Definitive All-Time Best Woos In Rock Music
After an extensive investigation we've whittled the candidates down to produce the very best woos in rock!
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It's one of the world's most universal words, 'woo!', up there with 'taxi' and 'mama', needing no translation unlike even 'beer', 'please', and 'thank you'. And the woo takes many forms, from long melodic placeholders to woo-babies, extending to the long triumphant whoa-ohs of Bon Jovi or Parkway Drive.
But not all woos are created equally, varying in expressive function, duration, purpose and dimensions. We're searching for the uber-woo, the finest instance of the brief, immediate and unifying expression of righteousness that so many have recorded yet so few have mastered.
A woo-hoo is not a woo, which immediately rules out the most immediate candidate, Song 2 by Blur. Joyful, yes, but the woo-hoo means that Song 2 is a no-no, like a whoa whoa. As are, alas, the plaintive woos of longing that pepper the history of rock. Sorry, Springsteen - I'm On Fire doesn't make the cut, just like Sympathy for The Devil or Built This Pool by blink-182. You'd have thought that Led Zeppelin might have a few, and Weezer too – but Rivers Cuomos' knowing whoas are often self-aware and lifeless. Woozy woo is not good woo.
There's a lot of good woo in hip-hop, too, but they tend to be shaped by a different impulse – generally woo as introduction, as statement: Linkin Park and Jay-Z have a good woo at the start of Numb/Encore, and Busta Rhymes has the immortal 'Woo-ha! Got y'all in check'. But no dice, Busta. You've got good woo-ha – perhaps the best – but it's a different species.
Good woo is righteous, spare, spontaneous and unexpected. It can take many forms and appears across generations, but the best share a purity of intent that you cannot predict. The uber-woo is a universal affirmation and unifying force usually originating with the performer, but the uber-woo is a crowd sound, too. And here we think we've found it.
10. Foghat, Slow Ride (1975)
A solid example of old-school, back-of-the-cupboard woo – the earliest recorded instance on the list. Note: it's not the intro woo, but the gutsier instance mid-way through that helps to earn its place. The completed track gives us Nick Jameson's great bass parts – and Dave Peverett's warm, vintage woo.
9. The Used, Take It Away (2004)
A heavy track with a joyful early woo from Bert McCracken, never repeated and thus never diminished across the rest of the song. The album version comes with a brief piece of existential dialogue claiming that 'You are about to see and hear one of the most significant messages given to us from God.' A decent working definition of the woo right there.
8. Kiss, Crazy Crazy Nights (1987)
Classic intro woo. Kicks the song off and sets the tone, but loses points due to the difficulty of ever joining in bang on time. The pre-solo woo is more than decent, too – arena-level, in fact, the scale of its design and ambition reminding us that unimaginable success can start from the smallest seed.
7. be your own PET, Super Soaked (2008)
A lesser-known, but far from forgotten array of woo comes from Jemina Pearl, who fills her vocals with snapping whoops, woos and shrieks. An exemplary one-off comes towards the end of Super Soaked, which is worth listening to in full to benefit from the build and anticipation. The band may have broken up now, but this woo echoes through the ages.
6. Van Halen, I'm The One (1978)
Dave Lee Roth brings the woo like a man dodging fireballs. In addition to one of Eddie Van Halen's best guitar tracks, the frenzied vocal is a carnival of gibberish that speaks to the entire history of recorded nonsense. The shooby-do-wahs are bettered only by the woo's qualities of shock and surprise, the repeated yelps of a man placing a cold foot into a hot bath.
5. The White Stripes, Rag And Bone (2007)
There are many great woos from Jack White, but here a classic is supplemented by a distinct type: the woo-as-dialogue, as Meg initially makes impressed sounds in response to Jack's discovery of goods and plunder in a rich household. Rag And Bone is distinguished by a woo with great dimensions after the two-minute mark.
4. Refused, New Noise (1998)
You don't get many good political woos, but Refused, with New Noise and their music-as-manifesto vibe nailed one of the best woos of the late '90s. Its galvanising kick-off power is almost perfect in pitch and duration, an irreplaceable and essential punctuation mark. This is woo as an act of resistance, never bettered.
3. Deftones, Rocket Skates (2010)
There's another meaning of woo, of course; to seduce and win over, something romantic and well-intentioned perhaps best shown in Something by The Beatles. But with Rocket Skates, Deftones fuse their own longing with a well-deployed post-chorus bullseye woo so unexpected that it creates an unforgettable moment in their catalogue.
2. The Prodigy, G-Force (Energy Flow) (1992)
An incredibly strong contender for number one on grounds of its anonymous yet universal quality, this woo from 1992 becomes a cavalcade, a barrage, an insistent and undeniable avalanche that could broker peace between humans and aliens. Try to sing along to every instance and you'll feel better about the earth than with any other song on the list.
1. Biffy Clyro, The Captain (2010)
Biffy Clyro somehow managed to capture the essence of woo within 30 seconds of Only Revolutions, and within three seconds of the music starting. This brings unity, intent and joy to a woo so universal that it has united crowds of millions across the world. It brings chills. It brings tears. It brings peace. It brings harmony. The essence. The uber-woo!
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Our first guest host is an awfully good one: Dan Repperger from Fear the Boot! After we plug our fundraiser for PEG Partners, Grant, Peter, Branden, and Dan discuss the intersection of faith and fantasy. We talk about why they're not mutually exclusive, the major fantasy works which have impacted us spiritually, running games within a Christian frame, and some concerns and benefits of doing so. Thanks again, Dan!
Grant, Peter and Branden talk about designing settings for your game! Using Peter's game and homebrew setting as a case study, and a few other examples, we talk about all the elements that go into setting design, as well as how to get those design ideas started and handling player input. We also talk about setting design when you're playing in someone else's published setting.


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If you know how to tie a scarf in different beautifullyin ways that do not necessarily have dozens of different versions of this article of clothing. Because a new way to decorate the neck in the same scarf will help to diversify the right image, add him individuality and their zest. We will talk about how to tie a scarf or shawl on the neck in various ways.
Scarves both sexes are withinspring and autumn period. This is not just a piece of clothing that protects the neck from the wind. If the scarf is beautiful tie, but may become an anchor, and the starting point of the image. Coat or winter jacket, as a rule, we have one, but the scarves are different and can be in different ways to tie them to diversify their winter image.
Important! With a silk scarf that can be tied woolen scarf around his neck is beautiful, elegant and unusual. But here it is important to understand exactly how to do it. Fortunately, many ways are very simple to implement.
Scarf as an important accessory image came long ago,More than two thousand years ago in China. There scarves worn by the soldiers only with a practical purpose: to not catch a cold. Over time, the scarves and the East and the West turned into a work of fashion designers.
1. "The Rose." It takes a long scarf or, at least, of medium length. First, tie a regular knot, and then ends are wrapped in are not tight flagella.
2. Then fold bundles, to get ulitochka. After that, scarf will look like a rosebud.
3. To pass the stick through the center.
1. Classics of the genre with a hint of elegance. In such a method of setting has something masculine but feminine is still there.
2. Fold scarf to a state of narrow stripes. Even in such a throw.
3. Now right end to wrap around the left tip.
4. At the bottom make the corner, which goes right the tip of the product.
5. We can only all align.
1. This embodiment includes an implementation in practice of principles of asymmetry.
2. Wrap the scarf, and the ends to leave the front. Now tie a big knot.
3. Node shift is now on the side and top to tie another knot to obtain the volume element.
4. scarf straighten and align, but the tips of his need to stay stuck in volume assembly.
1. This option is great for shawls or scarves shape. square.
2. It is necessary to fold the scarf in half: a triangle.
3. Wrap the neck, leaving a large angle of the triangle in the front. Accordingly, the ends of the triangle are behind.
4. The ends of the rear tie a knot, and then make the same ends were in the front.
5. It is necessary again to tie knots, already front. You can tie a second so as to obtain a spectacular bow.
Men also wear scarves, but often with the way they hang on their neck just trouble. To decorate your man, you need to learn a few ways to man's scarf tying.
This option is suitable for tying a scarfMen who wear a coat with a high collar. Fold the scarf in half and throw through the neck. Two free ends wrapped in a loop and tighten slightly. Now trim scarf and spread it.
This option, how to tie a scarf around the neck is beautiful,even the lazy man will be able to quickly master. We need to throw a scarf around his neck and smooth ends. On the one hand, and tie a knot through the knot thread the other end of the scarf. Now align the structure, so that it looked neat.
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This week I have been finishing up my research paper on what user-centered standards for better online legal help sites would be. I had surveyed lay adults about how they've used the Internet in the past to respond to legal issues, and then also had them do some searches for legal help & reviews of certain legal help websites.
In addition, at Legal Design Lab we have started a working group around this topic specifically. You can read about our process here, and our outcomes, standards, and work here.


Whether increasing resource use in schools has a positive effect on pupil performance has occupied governments, parents and researchers for decades. A main challenge when trying to answer this question is to separate the effects of school resources from the effects of pupils' family background, since resources may be allocated in a compensatory manner, and pupils may sort into schools. We address these issues using a comprehensive dataset for two cohorts of pupils graduating from lower secondary school in Norway. The dataset is rich in performance measures, resource use variables and family background variables. As performance measures we use results at age 16 across 11 subjects, and we exploit the fact that we have both information from results from national exams and from continuous assessment in class. Controlling for family background, we find a positive but modest effect of resource quantity such as teacher hours per pupil, on pupil achievement. Observable teacher qualifications, within the variation present in lower secondary school in Norway, do not appear to have significant effects on school results. Resource quality as measured by teacher characteristics does not appear to have a significant impact on pupils' marks. We find clear evidence of compensating resource allocation and teacher sorting as well as relative setting of marks.


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Vera Blue on the making of her debut album
15 minutes with Sofi Tukker
15 minutes with Jen Cloher
On NYC, Panorama Music Festival and Brazillian poetry.
Sofi Tukker, the New York-based duo comprised of Sophie Hawley-Weld and Tucker Halpern, hit the spotlight in 2016 after the release of their debut EP Soft Animals.
It features the viral tropical track Drinkee, which was nominated for this year's Best Dance Recording Grammy.
The combo's unique sound contrived of jungle-pop and acoustic house is a fresh take on the current dance music scene, where you can escape to another world but still be at the party.
We had a quick chat with Sofi Tukker after their exhilarating set at Panorama Music Festival last weekend.
That set was amazing, how do you both feel?
Tucker: Yeah we're really happy with how it went, it was so much fun.
Sophie: We just had a really fun set, great crowd!
Who are you most keen to see for the rest of the festival?
Tucker: I'm going to try and see Tame Impala and maybe Alt J.
Sophie: Yeah I would love to see Tame Impala.
Your EP Soft Animals came out last year, how do you think the reception of that has been going so far?
Tucker: The EP went better than we could have ever expected really, and we're just psyched to be putting out new music that we've been working on.
You guys have a really interesting, unique sound, what inspired that?
Tucker: We didn't intentionally try to be different, we were just like, let's make this because we want to make it and then it turned out to be different and we were like oh that's good!
Sophie: I mean we both come from such different places so it came pretty naturally, it was just what we both wanted to hear so I guess that's unique.
Your hit single, Drinkee was derived from a Brazilian poem, what about the poem made you want to build a song around it?
Tucker: Sophie was studying Brazilian poetry at school, and she was working with this poet that came to visit Brown. They did a workshop type thing focused on sort of interpreting his poetry into music. Then we were writing this song like six months later and she was like, 'wait, we should use his poetry for this', and I was like 'hell yeah!'
Sophie: Yeah I was thinking I have the perfect thing!
Have you guys played at many festivals, how does Panorama compare?
Tucker: We've played at a lot; we played at Coachella, which was amazing! We're doing Osheaga and Lollapalooza next weekend; we're basically doing festivals for the next couple of months, like every weekend. It's great I love it!
Sophie: Yeah we're doing a lot, but we love it, it's always a lot of fun. We haven't played a show for the past couple of weeks, so it's really nice to get back into it.
Random question, but what does your typical Wednesday night look like in New York?
Tucker: We're probably not in New York on a Wednesday, we're only here a couple of days a month because we're touring all the time. But if we were here we'd probably go out, see some friends, maybe get some brunch…
Sophie: You don't get brunch at night though! I'd probably take a yoga class, if I could find any that were running at night-time.
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The Joseph Webb House is a historic Georgian-style house at 211 Main Street in Wethersfield, Connecticut.  It was designated a National Historic Landmark for its significance as the location of the General George Washington/Rochambeau (French commander) five-day military conference held in 1781 during the American Revolutionary War that preceded the Siege of Yorktown, the last major battle of the war in North America.  Washington, in his words, "lodged...at the house of Joseph Webb", on the May 17, 1781.  Located in Old Wethersfield, the Joseph Webb House is owned by the Webb-Deane-Stevens Museum and serves as its headquarters.  The interior has been restored to an 18th-century appearance and the grounds feature a Colonial Revival garden and 19th-century barn in back.

Originally built in 1752 for Joseph Webb, the house remained in the family until around 1820 when it was sold to Martin Welles. It remained in the Welles family until 1913 when it was purchased by a group of businessmen who intended to use it as an athenaeum or a library, but a lack of funds saw its resale to Wallace Nutting. The house opened in 1916 as a part of Nutting's "Chain of Colonial Picture Houses". Nutting sold the house to the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in 1919, who continue to operate it as a historic house museum. In 1996 and later in 2007, Nutting's murals and interpretive Colonial Revival elements were acknowledged and integrated with an exhibit showing his influence.

History
Framed by Judah Wright in 1752 for Joseph Webb, the -story house was designed with a large gambrel roof that provides extra storage space. Webb was a successful merchant who had ships trading in the West Indies and ran a local store; he married Mehitabel Nott and had six children before his death at the age of 34. The executor of the estate was Silas Deane who assisted Mrs. Webb financially and emotionally. Deane later married Mrs. Webb and built a house next door. The eldest child, Joseph Webb Jr., then 12 at the time of his father's death, inherited the house.

In 1774, Joseph Webb Jr., also a successful merchant, married Abigail Chester and the couple remained in the house; they became well-known hosts and their house was nicknamed "Hospitality Hall". The house's fame stems from George Washington's five night stay in the house, where he planned the Siege of Yorktown that led to American Independence with French general Comte de Rochambeau. Smithsonian magazine writer Howard Hugh suggests that the red wool flock wallpaper in the bedchamber where Washington slept was hung in anticipation of the general's arrival.

Webb Jr. sold the house in 1790 and it passed through different owners until it was purchased by Judge Martin Welles around 1820. Welles went on to modernize the southern half of the property. The house remained in the Welles family until the death of Welles' grandson in 1913. The house was purchased by a group of businessmen who sought to operate it as athenaeum or a library; however a lack of funds resulted in its sale to Wallace Nutting in 1916.

Wallace Nutting
The Joseph Webb House was bought by antiquarian Wallace Nutting on February 9, 1916, to serve as a sales area and studio. Lyle writes that Nutting intended to use the house "as one of the links in his 'Chain of Colonial Picture Houses'—all important historic sites located in New England that were part of his business plan to promote a nostalgic appreciation of 'Old America.'" Nutting commissioned painted murals for the front parlors and hallway.

On July 4, 1916, the Webb house was opened to the public with a 25 cent admission charge, but the American entry into World War I and the rationing of gasoline took its toll on Nutting's business. Nutting sold the house in 1919 to The National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in Connecticut, which opened it to the public as a historic house museum.

Colonial Dames
The National Society of the Colonial Dames of America restored the house to before Nutting's changes with a team of preservationists; with the intention of restoring the appearance of the original construction.

The murals commissioned by Nutting were covered up with reproduction wallpapers, but a panel of the wall paper was torn off and the hallway murals were painted over. In 1996, the Dames acknowledged Wallace Nutting's interpretive focus of the Webb House and removed the wallpaper in the "Yorktown" parlor.  In 2007, the murals in the northeast parlor were uncovered and reinterpretation of the room around the Colonial Revival period. An exhibit in the center hall of the house shows Wallace Nutting's influence.

The Webb-Deane-Stevens Museum gives tours of the house April through November, but requires appointments for tours for January through March. The house was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1961. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places on October 15, 1966.

See also
 National Register of Historic Places listings in Hartford County, Connecticut
 List of National Historic Landmarks in Connecticut
 List of the oldest buildings in Connecticut
 March Route of Rochambeau's army
 List of historic sites preserved along Rochambeau's route

References

External links

 Webb-Deane-Stevens Museum

Houses in Wethersfield, Connecticut
Museums in Hartford County, Connecticut
Historic house museums in Connecticut
National Historic Landmarks in Connecticut
Houses completed in 1752
Houses on the National Register of Historic Places in Connecticut
Historic places on the Washington–Rochambeau Revolutionary Route
Georgian architecture in Connecticut
National Register of Historic Places in Hartford County, Connecticut
Historic district contributing properties in Connecticut
1752 establishments in Connecticut


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PBOTD 13th November: Christine Pullein-Thompson - The Impossible Horse
The Impossible Horse (1957) is in some ways an odd book. My first experience of it was the Dragon paperback pictured below, with the author's name as Christine Pullein-Thompson. Originally, however, the book was published under the pseudonym Christine Keir. The book was something of a departure from Christine's previous work, which featured teenagers fighting against adversity. The big difference was romance: when I read her earlier David and Pat series, I'd wondered if there might be some romance between the two, but there's nothing, not a scrap. The idea of it is there, as Pat's sent off to be a debutante and have a London season. The entire reasoning behind one's season was to find a suitable husband, but this is never mentioned explicitly.
So, it was under a pseudonym that Christine first introduced romance. Heroine Jan has left school and has started up a business re-schooling horses. One of her clients is the handsome Benedictine, who, too much for the girl to whom he was sold, reared and came over backwards with her. Jan is convinced he can be rehabilitated, and the book sees her doing this, interwoven with her nascent romance with the handsome Guy. This book was utter manna to me: horses, and romance, plenty of one and not too much of the other.
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Mary Kasimor has been writing poetry for many years. Her work has appeared in EOAGH, Big Bridge, 2River, Pif Magazine, and others.. Her recent poetry collections are The Landfill Dancers (BlazeVox Books 2014), Saint Pink (Moria Books 2015), The Prometheus Collage (Locofo Press 2017), and Nature Store (Dancing Girl Press 2017). She has also been a reviewer of many small press poetry collections.


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Sarah received her Doctorate of Medicine from Indiana University in 2013, and completed her residency in psychiatry at the University of Florida. She is presently pursuing a legal interest in medicine.
Amanda received her Masters of Science in psychology from DePaul University and has a background in law as well. Her research specialties include pediatric psychology and depressive disorders.
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Carissa carandas Linn. (Karonda) a native plant of Indo-Malaysia is best known for its fruits, which contain about 75 percent juicy edible pulp. The acidic pulp is a common ingredient in culinary preparations such as condiments, curries, beverages, jams in countries where the plant grows naturally. The fruit is pickled in salt solution which is rich of minerals, acids, phenolic compounds, terpenoids, flavonoids, vitamins, peptides and sugars. Ripe fruit is full of acids and micro and macro nutrients which combine well with sugars, and used to prepare a variety of jam. It is now considered as a valuable source of several unique products for the medicines against various diseases and also for the development of some industrial products. The present review includes comprehensive information on the chemical constituents, traditional uses, pharmacological actions and nutraceutical values of raw material and processed products. Karonda is relatively a new item yet to explore the full potential and a fruit that needs promotion and publicity in the international markets.


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Natural disasters and life-threatening weather, like tornadoes, hurricanes, wildfires, earthquakes, flash floods, dust storms, and heat advisories, are regularly grabbing national headlines. Preparing your household has become more important than ever before.
AcuRite Weather Alert Radios receive advisories, watches and warnings from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). NOAA's National Weather Radio (NWR) service is the most effective, technologically-advanced and reliable means for US and Canadian citizens to receive critical information before and during severe weather events.
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NOAA Weather Radio (NWR) is a network of radio stations that continuously broadcast National Weather Service (NWS) forecasts, warnings, watches and other hazard information 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. During an emergency, NWS forecasters interrupt routine broadcasts and send a special tone that activates AcuRite Weather Alert Radios to notify you of the oncoming danger.
NWR includes 1000 transmitters, covering all 50 states, adjacent coastal waters, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and the U.S. Pacific Territories.
AcuRite Weather Alert Radios sound a loud alarm when inclement weather is approaching, giving you and your family time to seek safety.
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NWR is an "All Hazards" radio network. NWR works with the Federal Communication Commission's (FCC) Public Safety & Homeland Security Bureau's Emergency Alert System (EAS) and federal, state, and local emergency managers, and other public officials. AcuRite NOAA radios respond to hazards and warnings for NOAA, the National Weather Service, the Department of Defense and Weatheradio Canada.
NWR broadcasts warning and post-event information for all types of hazards – including natural (e.g., earthquakes, avalanches, forest fires, volcanic activity), weather (e.g., tornadoes, floods), environmental (e.g., chemical releases, oil spills, nuclear power plant emergencies), national emergencies (e.g., terrorist attacks) and public safety (e.g., AMBER alerts, 911 Telephone outages).NWR is the most comprehensive single source of life-threatening weather and emergency information available to the public.
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For non-weather emergencies, NWS activates the emergency alert system at the request of local and/or state officials. Local or state officials then provide text information about the non-weather hazard directly to the local NWS offices. In most areas, the local or state Office of Emergency Management or Preparedness, civil defense, police or mayor sets up linkages to send messages on systems such as the EAS and NWR.
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Specific Area Messaging or SAME is the protocol used to encode NWR systems so that your radio will only alert you of weather and other emergencies for the county(s)/ area(s) programmed. SAME is also used in the Emergency Alert System. When an NWS office broadcasts a warning, watch or non-weather emergency, it also broadcasts a digital SAME code. This SAME code contains the type of message, county(s) affected, and message expiration time. NWR radios without the SAME capability alert for emergencies anywhere within the coverage area of the NWR transmitter, typically for several counties, even though the emergency could be well away from the listener.
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This property has sold, thank you for your interest. Brilliant Home and Business Complex. House, land and buildings on offer here. Zoned residential A this 2.3155 ha (more or less) has plenty of upside here. Well-appointed 230sqm family home.
Commodious with neutral tones throughout, open plan kitchen, dining and family room. Separate lounge with doors leading out to well-appointed outdoor living areas and lush front lawn. Three bedrooms, master with en suite, office and teenagers area. Standalone garage with sleep out option with kitchenette or ideal work from home space. The shed space on offer is a commanding 300sqm approx., built in 2010, 3 bay workshop, double glazed with an air-conditioned offices, plus kitchen. Loads of off street parking. The land is flat to rolling and is suitable for grazing or horses.


The following is such a true picture of what we see today and it took the satire of someone to put this one together. It could have been funny, only if it wasn't so true……….
Satan called a worldwide convention of demons and in his opening address he said, "We will never be successful by keeping believers from living in truth, and we can't keep them from reading the Word . We can't keep them from forming an intimate relationship with their Saviour as faith in His Blood broke our power over them, BUT………….
we can STEAL THEIR TIME………….
"It will work! It will work! It was quite a plan!
The demons went eagerly to their assignments causing believers everywhere to get busier and more rushed, going here and there troubling them exceedingly with the worries of this world, the deceitfulness of riches and the pleasures of this world.
Could "BUSY" mean: B-eing U-nder S-atan's Y-oke?


Fritzsche, Siegfried and Wolfsberg, Max and Haberlandt, Reinhold and Demontis, Pierfranco and Suffritti, Giuseppe Baldovino and Tilocca, Antonio (1998) About the influence of lattice vibrations on the diffusion of methane in a cation-free LTA zeolite. Chemical Physics Letters, Vol. 296 (3-4), p. 253-258. ISSN 0009-2614. Article.
The influence of lattice vibrations on the diffusion of methane in a cation-free zeolite of structure Type LTA is examined. It is shown that contrary to earlier published results the self-diffusion coefficients obtained with flexible and with rigid lattices are practically the same. This finding is true over a wide range of temperatures and for different interaction parameters. The reason why earlier papers did not state this independence of D on the lattice vibrations is explained.


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Editorials 1.9.2018 07:50 am
The ANC is not fixing what was broken in North West
North West premier Job Mokgoro. Picture: ANA
While they engage in power struggles, state coffer looting and concealment of criminal cadres we will never move forward.
After months of tensions in North West, the ANC has disbanded its provincial executive committee (PEC), and in the process removed former premier Supra Mahumapelo as party chairperson.
North West Premier Job Mokgoro has been appointed as the interim convener of the province. He will also head up a provincial task team, which is tasked with creating unity within the party in the province.
The DA's North West leader, Joe McGluwa, made a good point yesterday when he said "the disbandment of the ANC's PEC would not necessarily solve the challenges facing the province", and that they needed to look deeper if they were to move forward.
"While President Cyril Ramaphosa and Premier Job Mokgoro are supposed to fix the multiple problems of corruption, mismanagement and poor governance, they choose to spend their energy on ANC internal politicking," said McGluwa.
"Since the intervention into North West and the departure of Mahumapelo the failing ANC is not doing anything to fix what was broken by years of ANC looting and lying.
"The ANC's cracks can no longer be concealed and the power struggles between the Ramaphosa and Zuma factions within the province is robbing the people of growth, employment and service delivery," said McGluwa.
"The failing ANC is at war with themselves to the detriment of suffering communities.
After the turbulent week the DA endured, they are probably the last that should enter the fray, but they are, after all, the opposition.
While not ignoring all the problems North West is facing, let's hope the disbandment of the ANC's PEC in the province is at least a step in the right direction.
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Everyone needs a vest. It's critical. It's extra warmth, protection from the wind and when you don't want to deal with a jacket on race day, it's exactly what you need. I think cycling vests come in two categories: Super light and Light. A superlight vest is just a thin layer of nylon, probably a mesh back, no frills. Best for summer use when you have a long descent or the sun might beat you home.
The Castelli Fawesome falls into the Light Vest category. It easily fits in a jersey pocket, but it provides a layer of warmth as well as protection from the wind. Castelli's Gabba fabric has been talked a lot about lately. I was eager to get my hands on it and as luck would have it, Outside Magazine had one in Tucson.
This vest features Windstopper X-Lite+, which is a stretchy, breathable, windproof and water resistant fabric and has reflective piping around the arm holes and hem. I have about a dozen rides in it with all of them ranging from 30°F to 45°. It's still winter here in Jackson Hole. This vest has quickly become my favorite go-to garment. It breathes quite well, even when doing intervals, and is incredibly comfortable. The lower back of the vest is coated with a waterproof, rubberish coating to keep off the road spray and grime. I haven't ridden in rain with it yet, so I can't say how its water resistance is, but I will update this page when I try it in soggier conditions.
One of the best things about this vest is the fit. Think aero. The stretchy fabric allows a snug fit. It's exceptionally tailored with no flapping fabric. Neck hole is perfect. Not too tight, not too loose. I'd have no qualms wearing it on race day.
My only niggle is that it has a one-way zipper. Come on guys. It's a cycling vest. Venting from the bottom is de rigeur! And at $120 for a vest, you can give me a two-way zipper.


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A gym owner's plight in the midst of coronavirus: 'How we return to real life is the next challenge'
·MLB columnist
April 29, 2020, 12:02 p.m. ·6 min read
VENICE, Calif. — Lincoln Boulevard stomps through town like it's mad it's not one of those pretty streets with the boutiques and valet parking and nice lighting. The left-hand turn lanes tend to run long and the shops lean to the essential types. The crosswalks are viewed as thoughtful enough but hardly worth going out of one's way for.
It's loud and congested and often smells weird and is probably still the best way to get to the airport this time of day, or maybe not, it's hard to say really.
Beautiful in that one-eyed-mutt-with-half-a-tail way, it is full of life and a little hungry, which is why the empty cement yard at the corner of Lincoln and Commonwealth Avenue, next to the auto repair shop, across the street from the tire shop, seems especially relevant. This is the home of Deuce Gym, a small, gray cinder block building that used to be, of course, an auto repair shop. The unofficial motto: "We don't fix cars."
Deuce has been closed since March 15, the day before the county would have shut it down anyway, its garage door rolled down and its front gate padlocked. The day before, and just about every day for the previous seven years, the yard had been full of all sorts, from the guy who puked during his assessment walk-through to the woman priming for a national competition.
This is how one survives Los Angeles. Or any place like Los Angeles. The sprawl runs to the horizon, assuming there is a horizon that day, and so does the inclination to feel overrun, swamped, anonymous, forgotten. All alone in one of the biggest crowds on earth.
Deuce Gym in Venice, California, would normally be packed with 'motivated people' working out, but now is empty do to the coronavirus pandemic. (Yahoo Sports)
The guy who lives next to Deuce makes hats. He comes to the gym in the mid-morning. Next door to him is a chef. She comes to the gym at dawn. Across the street from her, the firefighter likes 9 o'clock. A few houses down the block, a man sips an espresso on his porch one late afternoon. His name is Logan Gelbrich. He owns the gym. More, he created the gym. He and others like him made it into a place that people become a part of, that over time becomes a part of them. So along a crowded boulevard, in a massive city, under a carbon monoxide haze, there is a concrete slab, cracked plenty, fenced by prison-vibe iron, that merely asks people for the best they have that day and promises the same in return. If you have to puke, go ahead.
That is what a gym, temporarily closed by the coronavirus, can be. Like a closed church or bar or library or restaurant or ballpark or beach.
"We're just trying to make you faster, stronger and harder to kill," a smiling coach had said one morning.
"Far as I can tell," came a wheezy response, "the only thing trying to kill me is you."
Then the gym had to be closed.
Gelbrich, 34, has so far paid his employees — 10 full-timers and four part-timers over three facilities — their full salaries. He applied for and received economic injury disaster assistance — $4,000 of the $10,000 the government had talked about. He applied for more through the Paycheck Protection Program and is waiting for an answer. He devised a plan to keep his members — 220 at the Venice location, another 175 across locations in Hollywood and Hermosa Beach — connected and active and, in turn, paying their monthly dues.
"Keep going," he'd said, like a mother sending a child into the world.
The rest, as an entrepreneur, as a small-business owner, as the guy who runs the place down the block, remains at the whim of the virus, at the direction of health and government officials, on the pace of scientists and the cooperation of the public, a segment of which is growing weary of the complications of it all. Some estimates have a quarter of the nation's 30 million small businesses at risk of never reopening. California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Tuesday revealed a plan to reopen the state gradually, over four phases. Gyms like Gelbrich's come in the third stage, which, Newsom said, could be months away.
Even before Newsom outlined his plan, Gelbrich said, he would have to consider factors beyond an official all clear.
"I would need to feel good about the lay of the land at that time," he said. "My personal opinion is there isn't really a time where everyone is safe ever. I look at the whole thing as a matter of social responsibility. Meaning, I don't know that I ever felt responsible in the beginning for individual lives inside the community as much as that all the lives that can be protected by collaborative participation.
"In my opinion, you are not responsible for only walking into a grocery store where no one can ever get sick."
One day again, perhaps, Gelbrich and millions like him will be told it is safe again. He will be free to unlock the gate, roll up the garage door and fill a whiteboard with ink over the course of that day. There will be music. There will be laughter. Men and women will linger at the picnic table, because the hard work exists off the cement slab, on the other side of the gate. He's not sure he trusts the people who will deliver that news, that he can run his business again. He's also not sure it matters if he does.
This is what Deuce Gym in Venice, California, looks like on a normal day. (Courtesy of Deuce Gym)
"I'll say this," he said, "I don't trust that the decision can be made without baggage.
"I don't really trust that the highest motivator is to do the right thing. I also don't know how hung up I am on that. What am I going to do about that? Part of the reason I can say that is, what's great about the small-business sector is it is rigorously connected to real skin in the game. There are consequences for failures and successes."
Large corporations, he said, win when they win. They also, often enough, win when they lose.
"That's not a game I get to play," he said.
Lincoln Boulevard will fill again and storm again through Venice, past the doors locked for months, past the sidewalks empty for months, past the concrete slab that held the folks getting faster, stronger and harder to kill. What it all looks like then, exactly, and what it means for Logan Gelbrich and the community within the community he helped create, is out at the end of that road. He is optimistic. The real motto in his gym is "Hold the Standard." That's for the moms and dads who come in, for the sons and daughters, for the hat maker and the chef and the firefighter, for himself.
"When we go back to reality," he said, "it probably won't be as black-and-white as saying, 'Game on.' It'll be more nuanced than that. How we return to real life is the next challenge."
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What Is Indiana's State Food?
By: Nick Marshall
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Indiana is famous nationwide for its sports teams, and worldwide for the Indianapolis 500 race and its prestigious colleges. By contrast, the "Hoosier State" has a rather nondescript culinary identity, which reveals itself only under close investigation. Indiana packs in more than 62,000 farms covering some 14 million acres, and produces traditional agricultural staples, such as corn and soybeans. Out-of-state visitors might be hard-pressed distinguish Indiana's cuisine from broader Midwestern fare, a situation not improved by the fact that the state has no official state food.
Nothing Official
Since Texas enshrined chili as its official state food in 1977, 33 states have named official dishes, snacks and beverages. While Indiana does not have an official state food, Senate resolution No. 5 – passed in 2009 – logged sugar cream pie as the state's official pie, following hot on the heels of naming water its official beverage. Confusion arose when celebrity chef Bobby Flay claimed the corn dog on behalf of the state during the buildup to Indiana's Super Bowl XLI appearance. However, while corn undoubtedly features prominently on the state's culinary landscape, the corn dog's status is purely unofficial.
A Notable Sandwich
Unofficial but ubiquitous, the pork tenderloin sandwich crops up throughout Indiana's restaurants and diners, having been introduced to the state as wiener schnitzel by German immigrants in the 19th century. Nick Freinstein sold the first breaded pork tenderloin in 1908 from a food cart in Huntingdon, laying the foundation for Nick's Kitchen, which opened the same year and still stands today. "Gourmet" magazine called breaded pork tenderloin more popular than hamburgers in the state, while the Journal Gazette likens its close association with a particular location to New England's clam chowder.
A Pie Worthy of Officialdom
Sugar cream pie, also known as Hoosier pie, is a simple but delicious amalgamation of sugar and cream, bound with flour or eggs and flavored with cinnamon, nutmeg and vanilla. The pie is a favorite in mom and pop restaurants, and Indiana Foodways even organizes a Hoosier Pie Trail. This frugal dessert possibly originated from the simple-living Amish and Shaker communities who settled Indiana in the 1850s. The pie is also nicknamed "desperation pie" because of its lack of ingredients from outside the basic pantry. Trying a sugar cream pie was listed as No. 2 of 50 things to do in the state by Indiana Insider.
A scattering of well-known, much-loved American products can trace their roots to Indiana. VanCamp's Pork and Beans, for example, was first sold from a grocery store in Indianapolis in 1861. By 1909, the brand was the No. 1 canned pork and beans in the country, although it has since been surpassed by Bush's. Interestingly, the company that acquired VanCamp's was the first to produce Gatorade, a sports drink more readily associated with Florida. Equally impressively, Indiana played a crucial role in the popularity of baking powder, after Hulman & Company developed Clabber Girl Baking Powder in the late 19th century. The brand remains one of the oldest American brands still in use.
Food Time Line: State Foods
National Agricultural Statistics Service: Indiana
Indiana Foodways Alliance
Serious Eats: Sugar Cream Pie
What's Cooking America: Sugar Cream Pie
Netstate: Indiana State Symbols
Indiana Insider: 50 Things Every Hoosier Must Do
VanCamp's Pork and Beans
Nick's Kitchen
Nick Marshall is a UK-based writer specializing in trends and best-practice in the B2B sector.


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Q: openldap give group write access to subtree I have
dn: ou=people,dc=example,dc=com
objectClass: organizationalUnit
ou: people

and group of admins for it:
dn: cn=people-admins,ou=groups,dc=example,dc=com
objectClass: groupOfUniqueNames
cn: admins of people group
uniqueMember: uid=admin1,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com

and I add such rules to allow people-admins add/delete/modify users in people groups
dn: olcDatabase={1}hdb,cn=config
changetype: modify
delete: olcAccess
-
add: olcAccess
olcAccess: to attrs=userPassword,shadowLastChange by self write by dn="cn=admin,dc=example,dc=com" write by anonymous auth by * none
olcAccess: to dn.one="ou=people,dc=example,dc=com" by group.exact=cn=people-admins,ou=groups,dc=example,dc=com write by self write by dn="cn=admin,dc=example,dc=com" write by * none
olcAccess: to dn.base="ou=people,dc=example,dc=com" by group.exact=cn=people-admins,ou=groups,dc=example,dc=com write by self write by dn="cn=admin,dc=example,dc=com" write by * none
olcAccess: to dn.children="ou=people,dc=example,dc=com" by group.exact=cn=people-admins,ou=groups,dc=example,dc=com write by self write by dn="cn=admin,dc=example,dc=com" write by * none
olcAccess: to dn.subtree="ou=people,dc=example,dc=com" by group.exact=cn=people-admins,ou=groups,dc=example,dc=com write by self write by dn="cn=admin,dc=example,dc=com" write by * none
olcAccess: to * by self write by dn="cn=admin,dc=example,dc=com" write by * none

then I try to add new user to people group using credentials of admin1, and got this:
ldapadd -x -H ldap://127.0.0.1:3000/  -D "uid=admin1,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com" -W
dn: uid=test1,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com
objectClass: inetOrgPerson
uid: test1
sn: test
givenName: test1
cn: test test1
displayName: Test1
userPassword: test1
adding new entry "uid=test1,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com"
ldap_add: Insufficient access (50)
        additional info: no write access to parent

Here similar question, but it receive wrong answer, because of dn.entry does not exists in openldap.

A: The problem was that group.exact not work with groupOfUniqueNames.
I solved it by changing this rule:
by group.exact=cn=people-admins,ou=groups,dc=example,dc=com write

to this rule:
by group/groupOfUniqueNames/uniqueMember=cn=people-admins,ou=groups,dc=example,dc=com write

A: If you're just starting out, I recommend switching to using groupOfNames rather than groupOfUniqueNames.
Most systems that interact with OpenLDAP for group membership expect groupOfNames by default, including OpenLDAP itself. While they can generally be modified to use groupOfUniqueNames/uniqueMember (e.g. sssd-ldap ldap_group_member or your own use in OpenLDAP's olcAccess), this will save you from having to adjust the defaults.

There are differences between distinguishedNameMatch, used by member and uniqueMemberMatch used by uniqueMember, but the former is usually sufficient.
$ ldapadd <<EOF
dn: cn=testgroup,ou=groups,dc=example,dc=com
> objectclass: groupofnames
> member: uid=testuser,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com
> member: uid=testuser,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com
> EOF
SASL/GSSAPI authentication started
SASL username: self@EXAMPLE.COM
SASL SSF: 56
SASL data security layer installed.
adding new entry "cn=testgroup,ou=groups,dc=example,dc=com"
ldap_add: Type or value exists (20)
    additional info: member: value #0 provided more than once

$ ldapsearch cn=testgroup
dn: cn=testgroup,ou=groups,dc=example,dc=com
objectClass: groupOfNames
objectClass: posixGroup
cn: testgroup
gidNumber: 12345
member: uid=testuser,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com

$ ldapmodify <<EOF
dn: cn=testgroup,ou=groups,dc=example,dc=com
add: member
member: uid=testuser,ou=people,dc=example,dc=com
EOF

SASL/GSSAPI authentication started
SASL username: self@EXAMPLE.COM
SASL SSF: 56
SASL data security layer installed.
modifying entry "cn=testgroup,ou=groups,dc=example,dc=com"
ldap_modify: Type or value exists (20)
    additional info: modify/add: member: value #0 already exists


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[FIRST ANTHOLOGY AND MANIFEST OF "THE SEVEN TORCHBEARERS"] Yedi mesâle: Müntehib siirler.
SABRI ES'AD [SIYAVUSGIL], (1907-1968).; YASAR NABI [NAYIR], (1908-1981).; MUAMMER LÜTFI [BAHSI], (1903-1947).; VASFI MAHIR [KOCATÜRK], (1907-1961).; ZIYA OSMAN [SABA], (1910-1957).; CEVDET KUDRET [SOLOK], (1907-1997).; KENAN HULUSI [KORAY], (1906-1944).
Muallim Ahmed Halid Kitabhanesi / Aksam Matbaasi, Ist., 1928.
Paperback. Cr. 8vo. (20 x 14 cm). In Ottoman script. 127, [1] p. The long period of Turkish war, (1911-1922), the efforts to establish the foundations of the new state and introducing new principles to the public, and making them adopt these principles naturally reflected on literature. By the 1930s, however, new republican literature had emerged and was developing in many directions. Nazim Hikmet Ran, a socialist poet who later moved further 'Left' and in 1951 immigrated to the SovietUnion, was already looking beyond the Kemalist Revolution and was anticipating class struggle of the industrialist period. Ironically, this communist poet, who brought so-called classical Marxist humanism into Turkish literature in free verse, wrote the most moving saga of the Turkish War of Independence. Within a few years of his death in the Soviet Union in 1963, his works had been translated into virtually all languages. In contrast o this romantic revolutionary, Yahya Kemal Beyatli constituted a one-man neoclassical school, and Ahmet Hasim wrote a highly colorful symbolist verse under the influence of the French Parnassians. Both poets used the classical quantitative meter and Ottoman vocabulary yet became very popular by appealing to the nostalgia of people who had grown tired of didactic concerns. In reaction to the stereotype, didactic currents in poetry emerged in Seven Torchbearers (Yedi Mes'aleciler), a group that called for experimentation and new departures in the stanzaic and syllabic poetic medium. The group succeeded in bringing about a revolution in poetry; they gave particular encouragement to young poets, whose works they published in their literary reviews. Yedi Mesale movement, after the literary community of Fajr-i Âti, in 1928, seven young people such as Yasar Nabi Nayir, Sabri Esat Siyavusgil, Muammer Lütfi Bahsi, Kenan Hulusi Koray, Ziya Osman Saba, Vasfi Mahir Kocatürk, Cevdet Kudret Solok wanted to start a movement by publishing this book. In the issue of Servet-i Fünun Magazine dated March 22, 1928, they declared that they will publish a book named "Seven Torches". The book is published in April and attracted great attention. The foreword written in the book tells what they will do in the literary field. Contents of this book: Sabri Esat Siyavusgil: Kukla Oyunu [i.e. Puppet game], Yasar Nabi Nayir: Sairin Bahçesi [i.e. The garden of the poet], Vasfi Mahir Kocatürk: Daglarin Derdi [i.e. The suffering of mountians], Ziya Osman Saba: Sebil ve Güvercinler [i.e. The fountain and the doves], Cevdet Kudret Solok: Cenaze ilahisi [i.e. Hymn for funeral, Kenan Hulusi Koray: Denizin Zaferi [i.e. Victory of the sea] (only writer of the story of the group), Muammer Lütfü Bahsi: Dante'nin Ruhuna [i.e. For the soul of Dante]. Ahmet Hasim supported them in the Mesale Dergisi [i.e. Torch Magazine] which was published two months later. The Seven Torchbearers, who continued almost the same thoughts until the 1935s, then proceeded in line with their artistic identity. They wanted to overturn the old generation to underestimate them. They argued that Turkish Literature had been imitating eastern literature for centuries and Western literature after Tanzimat and that it is time to return to itself. This rare book includes a "Mukaddime" [i.e. Introduction] which is a manifest as well. Özege 22927.; Seven institutional copies in OCLC: 553030426 / 642977899 / 976872726. First and Only Edition. Signed and inscribed by Cevdet Kudret Solok. Extremely rare.
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Q: How to use MPI to organize asynchronous communication? I plan to use MPI to build a solver that supports asynchronous communication. The basic idea is as follows.
Assume there are two parallel processes. Process 1 wants to send good solutions it finds periodically to process 2, and ask for good solutions from process 2 when it needs diversification.

*

*At some point, process 1 uses MPI_send to send a solution to process 2. How to guarantee there is an MPI_Rev matching this MPI_Send, since this send is triggered dynamically?

*When process 1 needs a solution, how can it send a request to process 2, and process 2 will notice its request in time?

A: There are three ways to achieve what you want, although it is not truly asynchronous communication.
1) Use non-blocking send/recvs. Replace your send/recv calls with irecv/isend and wait. The sender can issue an isend and continue working on the next problem. At some point, you will have to issue a mpi-wait to make sure your previous send was received. Your process2 can issue a recv ahead of time using irecv and continue doing its work. Again, at some point you will call mpi-wait to make sure your irecv was received. this may be a bit cumbersome if I understand you requirement correctly.
2) A Elegant way would be to use One-Sided communication. MPI_Put, Get.
3) Restructure your algorithm in such a way that at certain intervals of time, process 1 & 2 exchange information and state.

A: Depending on the nature of the MPI_* function you call, the send will block until a matching receive has been called by another process, so you need to make sure that's going to happen in your code.
There are also non-blocking function calls MPI_Isend f.ex, which gives you a request-handle which you can check on later to see if the process' send has been received by a matching receive.
Regarding your issue, you could issue a non-blocking receive (MPI_Irecv being the most basic) and check on the status every n seconds depending on your application. The status will then be set to complete when a message has been received and is ready to be read.
If it's time sensitive, use a blocking call while waiting for a message. The blocking mechanism (in OpenMPI at least) uses a spinning poll however, so the waiting process will be eating 100% cpu.


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Since April 2015, Guatemala has been shaken by a series of corruption cases involving the President, Vice President, the Minister of Interior, the tax authorities and others. Over 40 people are imprisoned facing criminal charges.
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