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Laura Kraut and Nouvelle capture $130,000 1.50m Suncast® Welcome CSI5*
CSI5* Tryon Fall V 2016
Laura Kraut and Nouvelle. Photo ©Sportfot.
Laura Kraut (USA) and Nouvelle took home their first major win at Tryon International Equestrian Center (TIEC), placing atop the $130,000 1.50m Suncast® Welcome CSI5*. The pair completed the track in 37.749 seconds to take the well-deserved victory, while Kristen Vanderveen (USA) and Bull Run's Testify earned second place with a time of 38.012 seconds. Lauren Hough (USA) and Ohlala collected third place, completing the track just seven-tenths of a second behind Vanderveen, crossing through the timers in 38.731 seconds.
Competition at the 2016 Tryon Fall Series presented by Greenville-Spartanburg Airport District commenced on Thursday, September 22, and will continue through Sunday, October 30, featuring hunter and jumper competition, alongside two weeks of FEI CSI3* classes and the highly anticipated FEI CSI5*.
The winning duo of Kraut and Nouvelle surpassed a jump-off of eleven combinations, while the class featured 55 entries who tested the first round track set by Anthony D'Ambrosio (USA) in the George H. Morris Arena. Kraut and Nouvelle sped to victory, chipping away time at each of the inside turns available on the jump-off track.
"I jumped all three of mine who are here this week in the class, but all for different reasons. The first horse, Confu, I'm planning on jumping maybe one more class with him this week and then he'll go to Washington next week," said Kraut. "Nouvelle is the ride I'm targeting this week and my plan was to jump clear and then be competitive in the jump-off. She's had a long layup with injuries so this is her comeback."
Kraut and Nouvelle also showed last week at TIEC in the CSI3* competition, finishing eighth in the $130,000 Suncast® Grand Prix CSI3*, which Kraut felt was a good learning experience ahead of the duo's anticipated success this weekend. She explained, "Last Saturday she was clear in the class, but felt like she had no energy in the second round. Today felt like a dramatic improvement."
Quick to point out the speed of combinations featured in the jump-off round, Kraut's plan revolved heavily around the round of Lauren Hough and Ohlala, who were one of the fastest combinations in the class.
"The only thing I could focus on was that Lauren had gone into the lead when I went into the ring. Since we show together week in and week out, I know that Ohlala is very very fast. I also knew I had to go as fast as I could and hope for the best," she explained. "It was one of those fun days where it all works out."
As for Nouvelle, Kraut said the 2004 Dutch Warmblood mare (Solitair x Contango) owned by Evita Group is feeling better than ever after having several medical mishaps over the course of her career.
"She feels really good. I rode her back from the prize giving and it felt like she could have jumped two more rounds. I'll save her for Saturday night and I'm very excited to jump the big class," elaborated Kraut.
The success of Kraut and her students has been unmatched, as strong showings in the FEI classes, as well as the Under 25 division for several clients has highlighted the week for Kraut's team to this point.
"It was really nice to be able to come and do this show. I'm so happy for my students. For them to be able to do these classes and the Under 25 is really nice. It's a beautiful facility and it's just great. It's always so nice to have another CSI5* in America," she concluded.
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The Masters: Woods ready to be No. 1 again; what are Luke Donald's chances?
The 2012 Masters Golf Tournament begins Thursday, and like him or not, Tiger Woods remains a huge story. I continue to waver on whether he will be able to return to the Tiger of old. His knee problems and other ailments probably won't allow him to reach his vintage level of play. He's 36 going on 37 in December, not 24 going on 25.
Yet I have to admit I'm drinking the Tiger Kool-Aid after his five-stroke victory at Bay Hill. That was the Tiger of old. It was a commanding performance, in which he dominated the field. If anything, the win restored his swagger. After a few final-round flops earlier this year, he needed the strong showing to prove to himself that he can be the Man again.
What makes me even more bullish on Mr. Woods is that he seems to have a restored sense of confidence with his swing. His work with swing coach Sean Foley is paying off.
"I feel like I'm driving the ball much better than I have," Mr. Woods said Tuesday at Augusta. "I've got some heat behind it, and it's very straight. My iron game is improving. So everything is headed in the right direction at the right time."
"Heat" and "straight": It's been a long time since Mr. Woods used those words in connection with his driving. And it isn't just him feeling that way. ESPN analysts Paul Azinger and Curtis Strange raved about his rebuilt swing.
"(Toward the end of his time with instructor Hank Haney) we could all look at Tiger's swing and see five or six or seven things that we didn't like," Mr. Azinger said. "But if you look at Tiger's swing now, if you were picky, you might find one or two. He is more fundamentally sound now than he was before (his troubles began at the end of 2009)."
"Not one time working with Hank Haney did he hit the ball as well as he did (at Bay Hill)," Mr. Strange said. "Drove it well, he was No. 1 in driving, distance and accuracy hit, hit near all the greens. When you do that, it takes the pressure off the putting, and he was able to putt well."
That's a strong endorsement. But for all the talk about his swing, it probably will come down to Mr. Woods' putting this week. Mr. Haney pointed out in his book, "The Big Miss," that Mr. Woods' downfall at Augusta in recent years has been his inability to avoid the three-putts.
Mr. Woods hardly is a sure thing. After all, he hasn't won at Augusta since 2005. He could start hitting the driver sideways again. Or his balky Achilles might revolt over traversing Augusta National's many hills.
But I saw that look from Mr. Woods at Bay Hill. It was a familiar look of confidence, if not cockiness. It told me he's ready to be No. 1 again.
Meanwhile, the current No. 1 player in the world, Luke Donald, also is feeling good about his game. The Northwestern University alum got on the board for 2012 by winning in his last start at the Transitions Championship.
The analysts are split about his chances this week. Mr. Azinger believes Augusta's length doesn't fit Mr. Donald's game.
"I think it's going to be a tough week for him at Augusta," Mr. Azinger said. "He gives up so much to some of these big hitters. He can win there, but he has to be so exact for four straight days. Zach Johnson-type, laying up on par 5s, getting them all up and down. He has to be taking advantage of every opportunity, and that's going to be tough. He's more of a U.S. Open-type player, possibly British Open player, where consistency, tenaciousness, accuracy comes into play more than the Masters."
Perhaps Mr. Azinger didn't know that Mr. Donald has two top-four finishes at Augusta, including a T-4 after being in the mix last year. Also, his ability to hit long irons with such precision makes up for any distance drain off the tee.
CBS analyst Nick Faldo likes Mr. Donald's chances.
"If you look at the way he's climbed up the ladder, he's gotten stronger and stronger," Mr. Faldo said. "(Rory McIlroy) steals No. 1 from him, and Luke comes back the next week and takes it right back. He has the ability to make things happen. The next level now is winning a major."
There's been plenty of controversy about Mr. Haney's new book, which details his relationship in working with Mr. Woods. You could hear his take Saturday morning on our golf talk radio show, "The Scorecard" on WSCR-AM/670. The Deerfield native will appear with Steve Olken and myself at 7 a.m.
Speaking of championship series, there's a little event called the Ryder Cup slated for Medinah Country Club in late September. It only will be the biggest happening in the history of Chicago golf. Trust me, the Ryder Cup is unlike anything else in the game. You could feel the pressure on the players from the first tee shot on Friday through the final putt on Sunday. The atmosphere at Medinah should remind fans of Bulls and Blackhawks games at the old Chicago Stadium. It won't be golf genteel. The focus on the Ryder Cup will intensify as spring turns into summer. We will cover all the various angles, on and off the course.

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Sphaerodactylus kirbyi, commonly known as the Bequia dwarf gecko, the Bequia sphaero, or the Grenadines sphaero, is a species of gecko, a lizard in the family Sphaerodactylidae. The species is endemic to Bequia, an island in the Grenadines that is part of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.

Etymology
The specific name, kirbyi, is in honor of Dr. Ian Earle Ayrton Kirby (1921-2006), who was a government veterinarian and naturalist on St. Vincent.

Description
S. kirbyi reaches a snout-to-vent length (SVL) of .  It is gray-brown, occasionally with a yellowish tint on its chin, throat, and the sides of its neck.  The underside of its tail is mottled with orange.  It has irregular small blotches on its body, and faded stripes on its head.  A gray inverse V-shape extends from its hind limbs to the base of its tail.

References

Further reading

Lazell J (1994). "A New Sphaerodactylus (Sauria: Gekkonidae) from Bequia, Grenada Bank, Lesser Antilles". Breviora (496): 1-20. (Sphaerodactylus kirbyi, new species).
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External links
Sphaerodactylus kirbyi at the Encyclopedia of Life.
Sphaerodactylus kirbyi at the Reptile Database.

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Endemic fauna of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Reptiles described in 1994

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Happy February, folks! It's my favorite month of the year, though I might be a wee bit biased (hello, Pisces).
It's funny how my life goes: Some years, I only find myself doing public speaking gigs once or twice for the whole calendar year, but this year, I'm already booked for three—and it's not even March yet!
Most notably, I'll be speaking at Nomadic Matt's brand new conference on the business of travel media, TravelCon, in Austin in September. There are going to be 70+ speakers, some of them my dear friends and long-time industry colleagues, and I could not be more excited about this! Do you remember, KEEN Digital Summit, the one-time conference which I founded and produced five years ago? It sounds like what Matt is doing is what we set out to achieve (only, our business partner bailed and left us in severe debt, grrrrr), so I couldn't be more stoked to support another friend's vision.
The second event of the year I'll be speaking at is Alabama's PR conference, PRCA Distilled, in April. I'll be doing a panel with my friend Matt Maxey from Visit Franklin, and it should be a great discussion on the future of influencers and content marketing strategy. (In case you don't know, on top of working on the influencer end of the equation, I also recruit and hire influencers for other brands and for some of our regular clients.) If you're in Alabama, I hope you'll join us April 16-17!
And now, a look back at February, when I somehow only spent a total of eight nights in hotel rooms or rentals, yet feel like I wasn't at home at all.
I went to Utah! This was my third straight year to go to St. George, Utah for a content project in Zion National Park, only this time I got to check off a bucket list item: hiking the Narrows!
I finished a huge project for Conde Nast Traveler. Man, that felt good to officially submit the last of it as this consumed a solid two months of my life and I definitely bit off more than I could chew with this gig.
I wrote a piece for Universal's blog. Though my time in the #UORBlogSquad is over (sad!), I do have one last piece that just went live: a couple's guide to the Universal parks.
I kicked off the month in the Lone Star State. And in case you missed it, I wrote the ultimate road trip guide to Texas in addition to a post about Hamilton Pool and other cool swimming holes we encountered while there.
I turned 35! I know, I know, I don't look a day over 34. (You're sweet; I'm blushing.) It seems like just yesterday, I was writing my turning-30 post. I don't feel any older, but the mirror and those crows' feet seem to indicate that I have, indeed, aged! I feel like 35 might be my best year yet.
We're currently in California! Surprise! When we saw $96 fares one-way from BNA to SFO, we pounced on it. Even more fun is that four of our Nashville favorites were all on our flight out, and we'll be staying just six blocks from them on the second half of our trip. We're doing our own thing this trip, though, and not feeling like we have to see everyone we know and do all of the things. This trip is for us (boom).
We're just days away from my niece, Charlotte Rose, arriving! Not that anyone is counting or anything….
I miss Ella. The one downside to all this travel is that our girl hasn't been with us nearly as much as we would like (*sob*). And sadly, the rest of the year looks like it may shape up to be like that. The upside to this downside is that she stays with my parents and her blood mom and brother! So don't feel too sorry for her; she rules the roost over there.
What was a major win for you in February?
TravelCon sounds like so much fun! And it seems like all the ~coolest~ travel writers/bloggers will be there!
You're in the Bay Area now? Fun! We've been getting some chilly weather over in Sac, so I can only imagine the cold over there now. I'll be in Oakland this weekend, so I suppose I'll find out!
I am! It was FREEZING the first four days, but today was so nice I stripped down to just a sports bra and leggings at the beach.
Hope you had a nice Oakland weekend!
Happy belated birthday! February was a pretty slow month for me, I was getting ready for all the trips I have planned in March!
Ooooh I can't wait to read all about them!
Oh thanks for sharing about TravelCon! I just signed up to go – sounds like a blast!
Happy belated birthday and congrats on all the cool gigs! And I totally know what you mean about missing the pup when traveling – it's the hardest part of going away.
Wow, Travelcon will be great! Congrat's! I hear you, about the not being with your baby. Us too! We have a Pug (Morty).
Biggest "win", finally made a decision to move to Ecuador!
Morty will be a challenge, but hubby said we will get him there even if we have to row a boat! HA!
Have fun in Austin–Love that City!!
Moving to Ecuador—wow, that's HUGE! I've only ever been to the Galapagos for a very quick stint, but I definitely want to get down there and see more. What an amazing adventure for the three of y'all!
I'm so excited for TravelCon! My biggest "win" for February was a trip to Costa Rica–totally amazing. Happy birthday!
We loved your piece on the Ultimate Road Trip Guide to Texas. We recently fell in love with Gruene and can't wait to return! Thanks for sharing!
Isn't it just the coolest ever? I mean, I'm from Tennessee and get my share of country and bluegrass, but I just LOVED our afternoon at Gruene.
I always, always miss my dogs when I travel. They're also getting older and I want to be sure I spend as much good time with them as I can possibly get because they are the greatest creatures and I'm so lucky to have them in my life.
Ella's only 7, but I think about how I miss her every single day we're apart! Why can't a) dogs live forever and b) go with us everywhere?!


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Drive North along the M1 motorway until you pass through the toll plaza and continue for 10 minutes and take the first junction signpost for Dunleer - Junction 12. Turn right for the town, turn left at the next junction and the second turn on the left all before you enter the shopping area.
You are now in School Lane. You will find the Life Vitality Clinic at the fifth house on the left hand side. Wheatfield House is marked on a large stone on the roadside.
Drive South on the M1 motorway from Dundalk. Take the slip road off at Junction 12 for Dunleer. Turn left at the end of the slip road. Turn left at the second junction and this will bring you on to the main Dunleer road. Take the second turn on the left and you are in School Lane. You will find the Life Vitality Clinic at the fifth house on the left hand side.
Wheatfield House is marked on a large stone on the roadside.
Journey time from Newry 32 minutes and Dundalk 16 minutes.


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Charlotte Jean Maternity Hospital in Alexandra. PHOTO: ALLIED PRESS FILES
Nestled in an established garden and home to a pool, this property will eventually be on the market in Alexandra.
As normal as it sounds, there is a catch — the pool is for birthing purposes and is located in one of the bedrooms.
The solid brick abode, which is home to Charlotte Jean Maternity Hospital, will be placed on the market after the Southern District Health Board recently announced the options being considered for a restructured birthing unit would not include the Alexandra facility.
Twenty-three years of history will come to an end when it closes.
Exactly when that would be had not yet been confirmed, manager Roger O'Brien said.
The preferred option of restructured maternity care in the district would include a new primary birthing unit in Wanaka and one at Dunstan Hospital in Clyde, supplemented by hubs in Ranfurly and Cromwell.
Alternative options included: opening a new facility in Cromwell, decommissioning Charlotte Jean Maternity Hospital and supplementing services with hubs in Wanaka, Alexandra and Ranfurly; or opening a new primary birthing unit at Dunstan Hospital, decommissioning Charlotte Jean Maternity Hospital and supplementing services with hubs in Wanaka and Ranfurly.
All options included emergency birthing facilities at Lawrence.
''The Southern DHB has said that if there are going to be two facilities it could be two to three years, but longer if they need to consider the single site option.''
Once an end date was in sight, the building would be ''sold to someone who wants a birth pool in their bedroom'', he said.
The building would also come with an established garden, featuring a grapevine and roses — many of which had been gifted by families of women who had given birth there.
Charlotte Jean was established in 1997 by the late Jenny O'Brien, who was helped by her husband Robin and their daughter Sue Miller.
Jenny and Sue were both midwives who wanted to create a homely environment where partners were encouraged to stay overnight and be part of those first few days, Roger, who is Jenny's son, said.
''Jenny recognised how important this was for families in giving them a good start.''
Robin said it took the family a year to meet certification requirements.
The facility opened in November 1997, about the time the then government, led by Helen Clark, approved a new system of maternity care that enabled midwives to be lead maternity carers.
Roger along with his wife Sue O'Brien joined the facility in 2007 as Jenny and Robin prepared to retire.
Roger became manager and Sue quality co-ordinator.
Charlotte Jean was loved by many in the wider Central Otago community, which Roger credits to Jenny, who was adopted.
He believed her start in life shaped her caring nature, which ''flowed'' throughout Charlotte Jean.
''As is the way in life, it is not the building, it is teiwi i te iwi, the people, the people, the people.
''This caring ethos has continued and is achieved through our amazing staff whose skill, dedication and care is next level.''
He thanked all the families who had stayed at Charlotte Jean over the years and said the new maternity facility, or facilities were an exciting opportunity for the community.
''We will help to ensure there is a seamless transition from one service to another.''
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Sinead O'Connor Claps Back At Arsenio Hall's Defamation Lawsuit
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Prince's untimely passing, at the age of 57, has brought out a ton of opinions, revelations, and blasts from the past.
One of the individuals to come forward with allegations against Prince, is Irish singer Sinead O'Connor. As we reported, the singer made a statement on Facebook alleging Prince was a "longtime hard drug user" who got his supply from "Arsenio Hall."
"Arsenio I've reported you to the Carver County [Sheriff's] office," she said in the May 3 post. "Expect their call. They are aware you spiked me years ago at Eddie [Murphy's] house. You best get tidying your man cave."
Almost immediately, Hall filed a $5 million defamation lawsuit against her, claiming O'Connor is a "desperate attention-seeker." Hall, who was friends with Prince for years, has never been accused of drug abuse or addiction.
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In court documents obtained by Us Weekly, the lawsuit states that the Irish singer is "well known for her media antics and for seeking attention through inflammatory Facebook posts."
But apparently O'Connor is unfazed by the lawsuit, jumping on Facebook once again to make a statement. "Regarding Arsenio Hall's laughable threats," she titled the May 6 post. "I'm more amused than I've ever dreamed a person could be and look forward very much to how hilarious it will be watching him trying to prove me wrong."
Prince was said to be strict about his health —allegedly never consuming alcohol or drugs, and being vegan. But on April 21, he was found dead with painkillers in possession, according to NBC News. He was also allegedly scheduled to meet with a doctor the next day about painkiller addiction. The U.S. Attorney's Office and the Drug Enforcement Administration are now involved in the ongoing investigation.
As noted by longtime friend and ex-fiance Sheila E., Prince was in pain for years due to his performances. "I mean, you think about all the years he was jumping off those risers," she told Entertainment Tonight. "They were not low — they were very, very high –and to jump off that… He was in pain all the time, but he was a performer."
ET also noted that Prince had the flu that turned into walking pneumonia before his death, and he was also dealing with a previous hip injury, and potentially Percocet use.
The world can only wait and see the autopsy report, but it's incredibly sad how salacious his passing has gotten.
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Q: I can't find executable file for sendmail? I did a source install sendmail 8.14.4, and BerkeleyDB.4.1.
Has been the installation successfully compile .
As far as I know,
With the installation of the source, And made a copy to /usr/sbin/ sendmail the new version of sendmail using the command cp.
But i can't find sendmail file (below refer). There is no executable file .
root@ip-192-168-10-152:/usr/local/sendmail/sendmail-8.14.4/obj.Linux.3.13.0-24-generic.x86_64/sendmail#
ll sendmail*

lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 25 Jun 30 08:15 sendmail.0.dist -> ../../sendmail/sendmail.0

lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 25 Jun 30 08:15 sendmail.8 -> ../../sendmail/sendmail.8

lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 25 Jun 30 08:15 sendmail.h -> ../../sendmail/sendmail.h

Isn't compile not propely??
Why is it ?
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root@ip-192-168-10-152:/usr/local/sendmail/sendmail-8.14.4/devtools/Site# cat site.config.m4

APPENDDEF(`confINCDIRS', `-I/usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.1/include')

APPENDDEF(`confLIBDIRS', `-L/usr/local/BerkeleyDB.4.1/lib')

APPENDDEF(`confLIBS', `-ldb -lpthread')

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A: As the previous comment states this really isn't a programming question... but you could try this via ssh...
locate sendmail

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The truth about self-employment in the UK
by Andrew Burke	/ September 6, 2017 / Leave a comment
CRSE, IPSE and Prospect at the Conservative Party Conference
Tuesday 3rd October, 17:45 – 19:00, Exchange 1, Manchester Central, Secure Zone
There is a revolution under way in the labour force and the economy of the UK. It's being driven by the country's two million highly skilled freelancers—some of our most mobile and innovative specialists—working across every industry, from education to engineering. This dynamic sector of the labour force grew by 43 per cent between 2008 and 2016, and now contributes approximately £119 billion to the UK economy. Taking their specialist skills from project to project and mitigating risk for their clients, they are changing the face of work in the UK.
So why is so little heard about this tectonic shift? Why, when people think about self-employment, do they think not of highly skilled freelancers, but of deprivation and exploitation in the so-called gig economy? Well, in short, simplicity sells.
The truth is that newspapers and the rest of the media don't want to try and present the complex reality of self-employment in the UK: the difference between a highly skilled IT contractor and a delivery rider—or between an established freelance designer and a ride-hailing driver. Their purposes are better served by dumbing down the complexity and simply lumping the country's entire self-employed community into the same category.
In reality, the UK's self-employed population is divided into two broad groups: highly skilled freelancers and less skilled gig economy workers. For several years now, it's this latter group who have dominated the headlines—for all the wrong reasons. Because it's not just simple news that sells—it's bad news too. And while there certainly are a small number of unscrupulous companies who wrongly treat their staff as self-employed—thus denying them their rights—this shouldn't crowd out news about the enormous contribution made by skilled freelancers.
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In the wake of the Taylor Review into employment, for example, one idea kept resurfacing: ignoring the complexities and simply giving full employee rights to all self-employed people. Although this might be some help to exploited gig-workers, it would destroy the vital flexibility of skilled freelancers and do significant damage to the sector as a whole.
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Las Vegas Prosecutors to Halt Cannabis Possession Charges
Leafly StaffPublished on November 16, 2016 · Last updated July 28, 2020
Nevada's passage of cannabis legalization is already having an impact on the state's criminal justice system.
In the wake of voters last week approving a statewide adult-use law, Question 4, prosecutors in the Las Vegas area say they will stop pursuing charges against people accused of having small amounts of cannabis. Further, the county office says it won't file any new charges for cannabis possession. While the changes almost effectively legalize cannabis in Las Vegas, police say they'll keep enforcing current law until the law takes effect next year.
Steve Wolfson, the district attorney for Clark County, where Las Vegas is located, told the Las Vegas Review-Journal on Tuesday that his office is suspending cases in progress and won't file new charges against people accused of having less than an ounce of marijuana. The city attorney has adopted a similar stance. Provided defendants "stay out of trouble," City Attorney Brad Jerbic told the paper, the city will drop the cases at the beginning of 2017.
Let's be clear: These changes don't quite mean cannabis is legal on the Strip. Nevertheless, they should come as a huge relief to those currently facing the prospect of a criminal blemish on their records. They'll also allow prosecutors to focus energy and resources on crimes that pose a greater threat to public safety.
Wolfson, the district attorney, will speak to police about the policy on Wednesday, he said. So far this year, Las Vegas police have arrested more than 175 people accused possessing less than an ounce of cannabis, although they say most of those came along with other charges. Current punishments for possession range from a $600 fine to prison time for repeat offenders.
At the annual Marijuana Business Conference and Expo this morning, Nevada state Sen. Tick Segerblom predicted Las Vegas "is going to be the Amsterdam of the West" once adult-use retail stores start to open. Segerblom, who co-chaired the campaign to pass Nevada's Question 2 legalization measure, told the industry audience about the district attorney's announcement. "Anything under one ounce is legal today," he said. "So go out and party tonight!"
Under Question 2 as passed, legalization takes effect on Jan. 1, removing penalties for possession, private consumption, and home cultivation. But retail establishments won't come until later; regulators at the Nevada Department of Taxation have until Jan. 1, 2018 to finalize rules and begin accepting license applications for cannabis businesses.
Beginning next year, any adult 21 or older can possess up to an ounce of cannabis flower and up to an eighth-ounce of concentrate without fear of arrest or prosecution. The environment won't be as laissez-faire as Las Vegas' alcohol policies, however—public consumption of cannabis could land you a $600 fine. Nevada residents can also grow up to six plants for personal use in an enclosed, secure place. Keep in mind there's a 12-plant limit on each household.
The Associated Press contributed reporting from Las Vegas.
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As part of Kochi International Book Festival 2016, the organising committee of Samarpanam, celebrated the 150th Birth Anniversary celebration of Sister Nivedita on 5th December 2016. The programme started at 5 pm with a short prayer by Sushree Sutapa.
Dr Vinaya Ramamurthy, Executive Committee member, Samarpanam welcomed everyone to the event and introduced the Chief guest and the dignitaries on the dais.
Dr Lakshmi Shankar, General Convener, in her introductory speech, gave an indication of the fire power that was to follow.
Mananeeya Lakshmi Didi, Chairperson of Samarpanam gave the presidential address and cited upon the inspirations derived from the book The master as I saw him. Sri Eldhose Kunnappily MLA shared his thoughts on the plight of modern man and his un-ending desire of worldly possessions.
The event was inaugurated by the renowned journalist, Sri Rantidev Sengupta, from Kolkata, who was also instrumental in the visit of Selenda Girardin, grand niece of Sister Nivedita, on February 17th, 2015 to Kolkata. In his inaugural address, he showcased important aspects and events in the life of Bhagini Nivedita.
Srimad Swami Bhadreshanandaji Maharaj and Pravrajika Sumedha Prana Mataji of Sri Ramakrishna Math, Vytilla and Sri Sarada Math, Ernakulam respectively shared their thoughts on Sister Nivedita.
Smt. Meena Vishwanath, Academic Consultant, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, provided the felicitations to the guests and speakers. Srimad Swami Nandatmajanandaji Maharaj, Editor, Prabhuddha Keralam held the audience spellbound with Vanichithrapuja. The vote of thanks was accorded by Dr. Jyostna G Nair.


I was born on January 27, 1976 in Norfolk, VA, but I've been in San Diego since I was 5. I went to Elisabeth Freese Elementary, Alexander G. Bell Junior High, and Samuel F. Morse High School, graduating in 1993. I then spent five years at UCSD working towards my B.A. in Psychology, with a minor in Teacher Education, graduating in 1998. I wrapped up my first year of graduate studies in Psychology at CSU San Marcos in 2001, but have no current plans to continue in the field of psychology.
I work part-time as a waiter at Fish House Vera Cruz and am currently planning to start a business as a pool technician next year (2006). I have worked previously as a server at Yakimono Japanese Restaurant and a tutor at the ASPIRE & STAR Tutoring Programs at CSU San Marcos and San Diego Mesa College, respectively.
A good way to find out about someone is to ask them what their favorite things are. Here's a list of mine. Another good way is to visit their blog. Here's my Xanga.
The rest of this page is devoted to my interests and friends' homepages. While slightly out of date, it still gives you a general idea of my life and personality. I hope you enjoy it!!
Updated my "About Me" section, after more than two years!! Also added my Xanga blog. 9/7/05.
Added new links to Fish House Vera Cruz and Yakimono Restaurant. 8/19/03.
Added some pictures, in case you're wondering what I look like. 12/7/02.
Updated the "About Me" section. 9/26/01.
Updated the links on the "Friendlinks" page and the "Favorite Places" section. 3/16/01.
I have been a big fan of the Beach Boys since my junior year of high school (1991). The beautiful four-part harmonies, the ingenious production, the savvy lyrics, the great concerts, and the constant genre-hopping make the Beach Boys' music #1 in my book. Check out my Beach Boys Page!!!
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2018 is continuing onto a good start so far, but make no mistake about it, the energy is changing.
Someone emailed me the other day asking me if it is possible that you could meet someone who is your true soulmate, but still have problems being with that person?
Is it possible that a person can meet someone who is their soulmate, and then not be with that person?
I met a guy I really loved, we dated only a few months, and then he left me all the sudden. No warning. I was unprepared for it, and it left me devastated!
I still hurt over him, and he has been gone for over 2 years now. I am with someone else now, but this other guy is still in my heart. I think of him almost every day, even though I am with someone else.
Tana, what does this mean? Was the guy who left me my soulmate? Why do I still think about him all the time?
I am very confused, and would appreciate any insights you have on this!
I am so sorry to hear you went through that. I know from my own personal experience, that when this type of love ends, the pain can run to the core of your soul!
I also understand the confusion one can feel when this happens. This happens more often than you think, so you are not alone in dealing with a situation like this.
There can be a few reasons why this happens. Sometimes we meet someone in this life, who was someone we loved in a past life. Sometimes we meet again in this one to resolve unfinished karma from a past life, and once it is resolved, the relationship ends. It is painful when this happens!
The other reason can be that he is your soulmate, but his own karma caused him to have to leave, in order to work out some unfinished karma with another person. In this case, once he has worked it out, he could come back to you! This scenario still hurts but at least there is hope for the future.
Another reason would be that why that person left you is because you did the same thing to him in a past life, so this was part of paying back your karma. In these situations, he can still come back to you using the right gemstones and mantras!
Or it could be due to he is your soulmate, and he felt it so strongly that it scared him, so he ended it out of fear of getting hurt by someone he loved so deeply! There is also hope here with the right mantra!
It is normal to still think about someone you loved so deeply, even if you are are with someone else. Because when a relationship ends like that and there is no closure, the pain can linger for a long time!
I would suggest you call me for a reading, so that I can tune into your vibrations, and tell you specifically which of the above scenarios it may be between the two of you. I already have a sense which one it is, but cannot read well via email, so I feel more confident giving answers to someone when I am directly connected to their energy over the phone!
Thank you for the great question, and let me know when you would like to set up a time for a reading.
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She did schedule a reading, and during the reading, here is what I was able to tell her.
I explained they had been together in a past life, and that she did the exact thing to him in that life that he did to her in this one! This was definitely a karmic relationship - but there was good news!
He would come back to her! She just needed to be patient!
When we talked and I told her all about their past life together, she was able to confirm that a lot of things I told her were exactly the same way they were when together in this one!
I then taught her a powerful mantra that would bring him back to her again!
After a few months, she wrote me back, telling me the mantra worked like magic, and that he did come back to her. She said they are very happy, and she is engaged and pregnant. She was quick to point out that she got pregnant after they got engaged!
Luckily, this is a situation where it was possible for them to be together again, and I am so happy for her, and glad I was able to help her reunite with him once again.
If you find yourself in this situation, or one similar to it, I can definitely help you, just like I did Debbie.
So contact my office so that I can look at what your past life connection was in a previous lifetime with that person. More often than not, there are mantras I can design for you that can reunite you with that person!
Mantras can also help you release pain from past relationships, and also help you find your true soulmate, or strengthen the love in your current relationship!
I hope you enjoyed my sharing this story with you, and I hope it also helped you in some way too!


Packed full of advice and practical strategies for parents and educators, this book is a one-stop-shop for supporting children with Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLDs). Part one introduces a spectrum of SpLDs, ranging from poor working memory, dyslexia, dyspraxia, dyscalculia, through to ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Auditory Processing Disorder (APD), Specific Language Impairment and Visual Processing Difficulty. It explains clearly what each difficulty is, how it can affect a child's learning and how to help a child to succeed despite their difficulties. Part two includes a host of tips, tools and strategies to support your child's efforts in areas such as reading, writing, spelling and handwriting, as well as advice on motivation, confidence and managing life's setbacks. Written by an experienced Educational Psychologist, this is the perfect guide for parents and carers who are looking for ways to support their child's learning, as well as for educators and teachers looking for advice on how to differentiate lessons and motivate pupils with SpLDs.
The prognosis for individuals with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) is improving, with some men with DMD living into their 30s and 40s. More vital than ever, this book helps teachers and parents to support children and young people with DMD with their education and transition into adulthood. Leading experts on DMD explain Duchenne and its impact in easy-to-understand terms. Going beyond physical management, particular focus is put on learning and behavioural issues, including speech delay and difficulty learning to read, as well as common comorbid conditions, such as ADHD, autism and OCD. Raising aspirations, the book gives guidance on effective support in the classroom and advice on the transition to adulthood, employment and independent living.
For people with Developmental Dyspraxia, everyday life can pose a multitude of problems. Tasks the majority of people would find simple can often be taxing and fraught with difficulty. Living with Dyspraxia was written to help all adults with Dyspraxia tackle the everyday situations that many people take for granted. It is full of practical advice on everything from getting a diagnosis to learning how to manage household chores. Important topics are addressed, such as self-esteem, whether to disclose your condition within the workplace, how to communicate more effectively and also how Dyspraxia often interacts with other conditions, such as Dyslexia, ADHD and Asperger's Syndrome. This practical resource will be of use to adults with Dyspraxia, the professionals and families members who come into contact with them as well as those who simply wish to learn more about Dyspraxia.
Tells how to use the computer technology that now exists to overcome or minimize physical problems with speech, learning impairments, paralysis, and other disabilities.


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Directed by Zoic's Chris Jones and led by VFX Supervisor Vince Blin, the Zoic team in collaboration with The Richards Group, assembled four "motion posters" for the 2016 college football season, each of which took the 1980s as its chief source of inspiration, and featured the Dr Pepper character – and icon – Larry Culpepper.
In each :15 spot, Larry is frozen in time while the world moves in ultra slow-motion. Each moment is the perfect 80's heroic poster frame up as we hear Larry's voice over begin, extolling the greatness of Dr Pepper.
To achieve the ideal results for these spots, Chris Jones approached the creative from the perspective of a still fashion shoot, rather than a traditional film making perspective. The key was creating the ability to control both light and action. To achieve this, all of the posters were shot as two separate elements. The first element was the hero talent. Larry needed to be lit perfectly, with a uniform fill and a hot key, to give him shape and an epic, heroic feel. To maintain this control, Larry was shot against green screen. The corresponding backgrounds were then shot at high-speed on location. This gave the Zoic team the flexibility to create the elaborate scenarios required to really push these posters over the top in 80s "style." Additionally, shooting the separate foreground and backgrounds allowed the team to combine multiple frame rates to seamlessly create the effect of Larry being frozen while the backgrounds moved in ultra slow-motion.
Each poster culminates with Larry coming to life and shattering the illusion. Our hero looks straight into camera for a line delivery only Larry Culpepper could give.
We're left with one, simple message.
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Q: Box2d how to setAwake all the bodies in a world in the easiest way I wants all the bodies in the world to wake up at once when i trigger something (in my case is setting inverse gravity force to float all dynamic bodies upwards).
My current thinking is creating another Body arraylist to keep the bodies created and setAwake on each body using forLoop function.
Is there any easier way other than that?

A: Every time you add a body, add it to a list as well.
When you trigger, iterate through the list and set everything to awake.
If you do not want to manage your own list, you can use this method in the World class as below:
Array<Body> bodies = new Array<>();
world.getBodies(array);
for (Body b : bodies) {
    b.setAwake();
}


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Researchers of tomorrow gather to explore journey to a PhD
Student organisers of the PhD Journey Conference
A unique conference in Aberdeen this autumn will bring together the next generation of academic researchers to explore what life at the forefront of learning and discovery demands in today's world.
The PhD Journey Conference, which will take place on 6-7 November 2012 in Elphinstone Hall on the University of Aberdeen King's College campus in Aberdeen, is a multi-disciplinary conference aimed at prospective and new research students across Scotland who are about to embark on their PhD journey.
This is the first time that such an event – organised by students for students – has been held in Scotland.
Over the two days, around 200 delegates from Scottish universities will take part in seminars and workshops hosted by leaders in academia and industry, as well as PhD students at varying points on their own personal PhD Journeys.
Prominent speakers include forensic anthropologist Professor Sue Black of the University of Dundee, evolutionary psychologist Professor Robin Dunbar of the University of Oxford, Doctor Ursula Weiss, a senior editor of Nature, and Professor Derek Colquhoun, previously Director of Research at the University of Hull, which was the first UK university to host such an event for PhD students – and organised by fellow students.
The PhD Journey is being organised by a team led by postgraduate research student at the University of Aberdeen, Catherine MacDonald.
Catherine said: "This will be a unique and exciting opportunity for those considering a PhD and those who have already embarked on the journey. We know that this can be a very challenging experience, requiring lots of new skills and support networks.
"We want to explore all the different aspects that studying at a doctorate level entails, the skills that the student requires, and also look at the different opportunities that arise through the PhD journey.
"Attendees will benefit from the opportunity to network and build relationships with both peers and representatives from academia and industry, and leave the conference prepared and enlightened about application procedures, funding opportunities, the challenges of doctoral research and the diverse opportunities that can follow PhD study.
"We would like to see the conference develop into a network of young researchers, who will come together annually at a different Scottish university, returning to Aberdeen in a few years time."
For full details of the conference see www.abdn.ac.uk/phd-journey
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The phenomenal Eartha Kitt was part of Smith's family. She was called Aunt Kitty by family, and toured together with his mother, Anna Grayson, who danced with the Katherine Dunham Dance Company for many years. It was Dunham herself who oversaw some of Smith's early formal modern and ballet dance training. Smith's dance styles incorporated a unique, energized blend of Dunham technique with jazz, musical theater, disco, samba, mambo/salsa and Black social dance. As a black belt, he even added in some of his Karate moves.


The camping area is actually the dirt parking lot for the Arizona Wilcox Playa Wildlife area. The area is approximately 100ft square - there are no designated sites. The lot will be quite muddy after a rain.
Would not recommend tent camping here.
The lot is next to a somewhat busy 2-lane road. There is also an irrigation pump at one end of the parking lot which is noisy when it is running.
Overall this is as basic as it gets. The Wildlife area has a 2.4 mile trail around the playa - there is not much else to say.
This spot is ok for a quick overnight stop, but that's about it.
AT&T, Verizon, and TMobile all have good signal.
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a number for the points difference after counting.
All the 0s, 1s and Js are links to the game record.
Eight players initially entered. Then gomorra3 withdrew, as it has a bug which sometimes causes it to hang and refuse to make any more moves. I persuaded its programmer, Lars Schäfers, to re-enter it, as this would make the numbers even, which is better than having byes.
Shortly before play started, Petr Baudiš decided to enter PueGo (his build of Fuego, not the latest version), so I removed gomorra3 again.
In round 1, oakfoam was missing. I learned later that its programmer, Francois van Niekerk, was having connection problems. Oakfoam eventually appeared on KGS, and played from round 4 onwards.
In round 2, PueGo appeared to do well against Zen19, in the sequence shown to the right – my impression was that this killed the white group. But there is a ko involved, and the white group eventually lived despite Black making the next two moves in this corner, so I am probably wrong.
Also in round 2, stv chased pachi2's stones in a ladder, not noticing that pachi2 had a ladder-breaker. This was disastrous for stv, and it lost the game.
In round 6, PueGo chased pachi2's stones in a ladder, not noticing that pachi2 had a ladder-breaker. This was disastrous for PueGo, and it lost the game.
In round 8, pachi2 chased oakfoam's stones in a simple unbroken ladder, killing them when it reached the edge of the board. This was disastrous for oakfoam, and it lost the game.
In round 12, stv chased Zen19's stones in a ladder, not noticing that Zen19 had a ladder-breaker. This was disastrous for stv, and it lost the game.
In round 14, PueGo played move 27 as shown to the left, in its game against Zen19. I found this surprising: pulling out its cutting stones, in sente, looks better.
Oakfoam, running on a quad-core Intel Xeon E5520 with hyperthreading (so 8 threads).
Orego, probably running on one of the five nodes of a custom Linux cluster built by PSSC Labs: the node has two AMD Six Core Dual Opteron 2427 2.2 GHz (12 cores total), 8 GB RAM, Centos Linux.
pachi, running on 64 platforms, each x86 64 bits, 32 GB ram, using 22 cores of each, giving about 1500 playouts/s/core at the beginning of a 19x19 game.


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Chairman HEC reviews financial issues of Balochistan's universities
Chairman Higher Education Commission (HEC) Prof. Dr. Mukhtar Ahmed said universities of Balochistan were playing their due role in providing higher education, and health education, and special attention was being given to resolving the financial issues of the varsities.
He expressed these views while talking in a conference with the Vice Chancellors of all the universities of Balochistan at BUITEMS Quetta on 3rd January 2023.
He said that he would personally assess the problems and difficulties faced by the universities of Balochistan and take steps to solve them in consultation with all the Vice Chancellors and the government of Balochistan.
He said that university management should facilitate the students in acquiring modern education engaging in quality activities and keeping them away from negative activities.
He said HEC has asked the central government to obtain funds for the timely completion of ongoing development projects in the universities.
On this occasion, the Vice-Chancellors of all the universities including VC UoT Prof. Dr. Jan Muhammad briefed the Chairman about the financial and other issues being faced by their respective universities.
VC UoT Prof. Dr. Jan Muhammad, VC UoB Prof. Dr. Shafiqur Rehman, VC BUET Khuzdar Dr. Ehsanullah Kakar, VC Mir Chakar Khan Rind University Sibi Dr. Syed Mushtaq Ahmed Shah, VC Gwadar University Prof. Dr. Abdul Razzaq Sabir, VC SBK Dr. Sajida Noureen, VC Bolan Medical University Prof. Dr. Farida Kakar, VC Loralai University Engineer Prof. Dr. Maqsood Ahmad, and VC LUAWMS Dr. Dost Muhammad Baloch were present on the occasion.


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Q: How to perform the equivalent of Excel rolling sumifs in dplyr? In the below reproducible code, I would like to add a column for SumIfs using dplyr as detailed in the below image, whereby the Excel sumifs() formula in column H of the image has conditions with the tops of the specified ranges "anchored", for a "rolling" calculation as you move down row-wise. Any recommendations for how to do the same in dplyr? I'm sure it requires grouping but unsure of how to handle conditions. The blue below shows the current reproducible code output, the yellow shows what I would like to add, and the non-highlighted shows the underlying XLS formulas.
Now using my words: to derive Sumifs, for each row one-at-a-time rolling from top-to-bottom of the array sequentially, sum all values in column D from the top of the column D range to the current row in the Column D range that have a column C "Code1" value less than the current row column C "Code1" value. So for example in deriving the value of 3 in cell G6: add the 1 in cell D3 (because its Code1 of 0 (cell C3) is < Code1 of 3 (cell C6)) to the 2 in cell D5 (because its Code1 of 1 (cell C5) is < Code1 of 3 (cell C6)).

Reproducible code:
library(dplyr)

myData <-
  data.frame(
    Name = c("B","R","R","R","R","B","A","A","A"),
    Group = c(0,1,1,2,2,0,0,0,0),
    Code1 = c(0,1,1,3,3,4,-1,0,0),
    Code2 = c(1,0,2,0,1,2,1,0,0)
  )

CountIfs <- function(x,y) {
  out <- integer(length(x))
  for(i in seq_along(x)) {
    cond1 <- y[1:i] > 0
    cond2 <- x[1:i] == x[i]
    out[i] <- sum(cond1*cond2)
  }
  out
}

myDataRender <-
  myData %>%
  mutate(CountIfs = CountIfs(Code1, Code2))
print.data.frame(myDataRender)

Adapt Tsai solution for situations where the top/bottom of the XLS sumifs() ranges are anchored (fixed, not rolling)(where first XLS formula in the image would be =SUMIFS(D$3:D$11,C$3:$C11,"<"&C3)), for those of us transitioning from XLS to R:
myData %>% mutate(SumIfs = sapply(1:n(), function(x) sum(Code2[1:n()][Code1[1:n()] < Code1[x]])))

A: You could use map() or imap() from purrr:
library(dplyr)
library(purrr)

# (1)
myData %>%
  mutate(SumIfs = map_dbl(1:n(), ~ sum(Code2[1:.x][Code1[1:.x] < Code1[.x]])))

# (2)
myData %>%
  mutate(SumIfs = imap_dbl(Code1, ~ sum(Code2[1:.y][Code1[1:.y] < .x])))

#   Name Group Code1 Code2 SumIfs
# 1    B     0     0     1      0
# 2    R     1     1     0      1
# 3    R     1     1     2      1
# 4    R     2     3     0      3
# 5    R     2     3     1      3
# 6    B     0     4     2      4
# 7    A     0    -1     1      0
# 8    A     0     0     0      1
# 9    A     0     0     0      1

If you don't want to rely on purrr, the map() solution can be adapted directly for the base sapply() version:
myData %>%
  mutate(SumIfs = sapply(1:n(), \(x) sum(Code2[1:x][Code1[1:x] < Code1[x]])))

A: Here is another way using map2_dbl() with the row number.
library(dplyr)
library(purrr)

myData %>%
  mutate(SumIfs = map2_dbl(Code1, row_number(),
                           ~ sum(if_else(Code1 < .x & row_number() <= .y, Code2, 0))))

Also using base Map(), this will scale to as many criteria as you want.
library(dplyr)

myData %>%
  mutate(SumIfs = unlist(Map(\(x, y) sum(if_else(Code1 < x & row_number() <= y, Code2, 0)),
                                         Code1, row_number())))


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The widow of Ogar Jumbo, a Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) Boss allegedly beaten to death by unidentified police officers in Abuja, has narrated how the first hospital they took him to did not open up that he had died.
Naija News had yesterday reported how Ogar was brutalized by some policemen near a military checkpoint close to a branch of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) around Nyanya market.
The deceased was said to have been trying to make a wrong U-turn at a wrong location to enable him get his wife and kids to school in time when policemen ordered him to stop; after which they beat him to an unconscious state.
In the video obtained by TheCable, below, the woman was seen in a police van sitting beside the remains of her husband.


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Kåta (nordsamiska goahti, lulesamiska goahte eller gábma, pitesamiska gåhte, umesamiska gåhtie och sydsamiska gåetie) är den traditionella samiska bostaden.

Ordets kåtas historia på olika språk
Ordet kåta användes i äldre svenska, numera inte längre använt, om liten, oansenlig byggnad använd såsom bostad, koja, hydda. (Se SAOB,not1)

Ordets etymologi enligt SAOB ger olika former i europeiska språk norska kote, nyisländska kota, mellantyska. kot(t)e, kate, även som fornsvenska. kot-(i sammansättningar kotkarl), äldre danska. och danska dialekter kaad, norska kott, isländska., mellantyska och holländska kot, fornengelska och engelska cot, fornfranska cote; jämför även finska kota, lapska goatte; samtliga med betydelsen: hydda, koja och dylikt; ordet är av omtvistat ursprung.

Samiska kåtor
Det finns såväl flyttbara som stationära kåtor, vilket avspeglar att samerna ofta levt som nomader men också haft permanenta visten dit de återkommit år efter år. En kåta kan konstrueras på olika sätt, men i sin traditionella utformning har den alltid en härd (nordsamiska árran) i mitten och därovanför ett öppet rökhål (reahpen, i svensk text ofta stavat räppen). Modernare stationära kåtor kan i stället vara försedda med vedspis med skorsten.

Typer av kåtor

Klykstångskåta
Huvudartikel: Klykstångskåta

Den enklaste formen av kåta är klykstångskåtan (nordsamiska lávvu). Den bärande stommen utgörs där av tre stänger som vardera har en klyka i spetsen. Dessa stänger kopplas ihop till en trefot som utgör kåtans topp. Mot trefoten reses sedan ytterligare ett 20-tal raka stänger så att en kon med cirkelformigt bottenplan bildas. Över stängerna sveps en tältduk bestående av två halvor vilka läggs på bakifrån och framåt mot dörröppningen längs vardera sidan. Tvärs över den övre delen av kåtans inre läggs en stång som får vila på kvarsittande grenklykor eller binds fast vid kåtastängerna med snören. Detta är den så kallade grytås, varifrån kokgrytan hängs över elden. Dörren består av ett stycke duk som hålls utspärrat av träspjälor och som hängs i ett snöre i en av stängerna över dörröppningen.

Klykstångskåtan är känd från så gott om hela det samiska området, från Kolahalvön till Dalarna, där Linné beskrev en sådan i Äppelbo 1734. Den har dock framför allt använts i skogbeväxta fjälldalar eller i rena skogstrakter, eftersom de tunga stängerna vanligen inte förts med på flyttning utan huggits på plats.

Hos skogssamerna har klykstångskonstruktionen kunnat täckas med timmer, näver eller torv. Jämför torvkåta nedan. Om täckningen av den flyttbara klykstångskåtan, se nedan under bågstångskåta.

Bågstångskåta

Bågstångskåtan är den typ av kåta som nomadiserande fjällsamer oftast använt. Den bärande konstruktionen består här av fyra naturvuxet bågböjda stänger som upptill kopplas ihop två och två med hjälp av den horisontellt liggande grytåsen, som sticks in i hål i bågstängernas ändar. Bågstängerna ställs vinkelrätt mot dörrsidan, med sina övre delar lutande något utåt. Förutom av grytåsen hålls de samman en bit ned av en tvärslå på vardera sida. På dörrsidan stöttas de av två saxlikt ställda dörrstänger, som träds på grytåsens framände. På den motsatta sidan finns en ensam stödstång som träs på grytåsens bakände. Mot denna grundkonstruktion lutas lösa, lätta tältstänger kring ett elliptiskt grundplan, med den största längden vinkelrätt mot öppningen. Stängerna möts alltså inte över härden, som i klykstångskåtan, vilket gör att mindre vatten rinner in längs stängerna när det regnar. I och med att stängerna står mer upprätt i bågstångskåtan än i klykstångskåtan blir bågstångskåtan också rymligare. Duken och dörren är av samma slag som i klykstångskåtan.

De fyra bågstängerna tillverkas av krokvuxna fjällbjörkar. I och med att stängerna inte behöver räcka högre än strax ovanför dukens kant kan de göras betydligt kortare än klykstångskåtans stänger, och blir därmed också lättare. I allmänhet har hela stommen medförts vid flyttning. För detta ändamål fanns i rajden en särskild ackja som var öppen baktill.

Tältkåtan av bågstångstyp är känd från stora delar av Sápmi, dock ej från Ryssland. Den har främst använts av fjällsamer.

Stommens täckning
Redan på 1600-talet täckte samerna sina tältkåtor med textilier. Samuel Rheen uppger i sin berättelse från Lule lappmark 1671 att duken var av vadmal. Rika samer hade dessutom en duk av linne (blaggarn) som skydd vid oväder. Även Linné nämner 1732 från Lycksele lappmark att tältduken var av vadmal. Knud Leem uppger från Finnmark vid ungefär samma tid att samerna sommartid täckte kåtan med lärft, vintertid med ylletäcken. Från 1820-talet i norra Finland berättar Jacob Fellman att samerna sommartid täckte kåtan med buldan (turkisk bomullsväv) eller ravenduk (tunn duk av hampfibrer) och vintertid med ylleranor.

Torvkåta

Torvkåtan är en stationär kåta som vanligen uppförts med samma bågstångskonstruktion som en flyttbar bågstångskåta och som således har ett elliptiskt bottenplan. Mot bågstängerna reses runda slanor eller kluvet virke, tätt emot varandra. Virket täcks med näver som i sin tur täcks med torv.

Torvkåtorna har konstruerats på olika sätt i norr och söder. Den sydligare typen, av Ernst Manker kallad tälttypen, kännetecknas av att väggvirket skjuter upp ovanför bågstängerna på samma sätt som i tältkåtan. Hos den nordligare typen, gammetypen, slutar det stående väggvirket vid bågstängerna. Mellan bågstängerna når det stående virket bara upp till tvärträet, ungefär där stängernas krökning börjar. Ovanför ställs ytterligare virke på tvärträet, eller läggs parallellt med detta. Den nordliga torvkåtan är därför kupolformig, utan uppstickande stänger. Det finns också en skillnad i hur torven läggs. I söder läggs torven platt mot näverlagret och hålls på plats med ett yttre lager störar eller ibland skifferplattor. I norr staplas torvstyckena i stället som tegelstenar ovanpå varandra, vilket gör att torven ligger så stabilt att den inte behöver hållas på plats med störar.

Den nordliga, kupolformade gammen har sitt ursprung i Troms fylke och Finnmark fylke, där den använts som sommarbostad vid kusten. Därifrån spred den sig till Torne lappmark och vidare söderut under slutet av 1800-talet och början av 1900-talet genom tvångsförflyttningen av Karesuandosamer. Den sydliga, tältformade torvkåtan har länge förekommit i den skandinaviska fjällkedjan från Idre och norrut, framför allt på fjällsamernas höst- och vårvisten. Norr om Pite lappmark var den inte vanlig som renskötarbostad, men däremot som fiskarkåta. I takt med att sommarvistena på kalfjället i den skandinaviska fjällkedjan blev mer stationära under 1900-talet uppfördes ofta torvkåtor även där. De kunde förses med både fönster och vedspis.

Timmerkåta
Skogssamerna har länge använt stationära timmerkåtor. I grunden består de av ett par varv timmerstockar som knuttimrats i lämplig formation – fyrkantigt, sexkantigt eller åttkantigt. På denna grund restes tidigare bågstänger, senare raka stänger som hålls ut med tvärträn. Mot stommen reses stockar. På stockarna läggs näver, och ovanpå ytterligare ett lager stockar. Kåtor av denna typ förekommer även hos östsamer och ännu längre österut i Ryssland. En annan variant av stationär timmerkåta är åskåtan. Där består den bärande konstruktionen av en ås vars ena ände fästs i ett stående träd medan den andra stöds på en påle. Mot denna ås byggs sedan kåtan upp. Denna typ har i senare tid använts i norra Arvidsjaur, nordöstra Arjeplog och södra delarna av Jokkmokk.

Interiör

Golvytan inuti en kåta har traditionellt varit uppdelad mellan olika funktioner. Den innersta delen, mittemot dörren, kallas på lulesamiska för boassjo (nordsamiska boaššu), i svensk text ofta skrivet påssjo. Där förvaras kokkärl och matvaror, och där finns en öppning som används för att reglera draget. I äldre tid var boassjo ett heligt utrymme, och så sent som på 1600-talet användes öppningen för att föra in heliga ting i kåtan. Det var genom öppningen i boassjo som den samiska trumman togs in i kåtan, liksom vilt och fisk (mjölk, ost och smör fick däremot föras in genom den vanliga dörren). När en björn nedlagts skulle de framgångsrika jägarna också krypa in i kåtan genom boassjo. Det var förbjudet att stiga över boassjo, i synnerhet för kvinnor.

Dörröppningen och utrymmet mellan dörren och härden kallas för uksa och utrymmena för folket på ömse sidor om härden för luojddo. Husmodern hade sin plats i luojddo närmast boassjo. Intill henne satt husfadern och närmast ingången barnen. På den andra sidan härden satt vuxna barn, tjänstefolk och gäster. Enligt andra uppgifter var det husfadern som satt vid boassjo och husmodern närmast intill honom.

I en traditionell kåta finns inga möbler utan man sitter eller ligger direkt på golvet. Golvet täcks av en risbädd, på fjället av björk eller dvärgbjörk, i skogen av gran, och ovanpå riset ligger renskinn.

Ursprung
Klykstångskåtan anses vara den äldsta typen av kåta. Den är också den mest spridda och förekommer genom hela Sibirien från tunguser i öster till samojeder i väster. Bågstångskonstruktionen tros ha utvecklats ur denna klykstångskonstruktion. Bland bågstångskonstruktionerna anses torvkåtan vara den äldsta. Bland annat har den norska arkeologen Gutorm Gjessing på ön Sanna i Helgeland grävt ut en stenålderstomt med spår av stolpar som tycks ha varit placerade som i en bågstångskåta. Gjessing lanserade 1942 en teori som gick ut på att kåtornas bågstänger ursprungligen utgjordes av revben från val. Bågstångskåtan skulle alltså ha utvecklats i en tidig kustkultur.

Användning av ordet kåta i modern tid
Ordet kåta används i formen tältkåta om runda, koniska tält. Naturkompaniet har en hel serie tält på sin hemsida. En annan försäljare skriver att kärt barn har många namn: Tältkåtan från Tentipi har den samiska kåtan som förebild, men tillverkas av moderna material och med en nutida konstruktionsteknik. De flyttbara tält som använts av nomader under många år, har inspirerat till designen men även namnet på tältkåtan. Ibland kallas också wigwam slarvigt parallellt för kåta men det tillhör inte utbrett språkbruk. Kåta används också uppenbart oegentligt i benämningar exempel:  Åvakåtorna består av 3 st små ryggåsstugor i Tyresta naturreservat strax söder om Tyresta nationalpark. Här kallar man alltså ryggåsstugor för kåtor i ett namn.

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What Makes Lawyers Happy?: A Data-Driven Prescription to Redefine Professional Success
83 George Washington Law Review 554 (2015)
FSU College of Law, Public Law Research Paper No. 667
74 Pages Posted: 22 Feb 2014 Last revised: 13 May 2015
See all articles by Lawrence S. Krieger
Lawrence S. Krieger
Florida State University College of Law
Kennon M. Sheldon
University of Missouri at Columbia - Department of Psychological Sciences
Date Written: May 12, 2015
This is the first theory-guided empirical research seeking to identify the correlates and contributors to the well-being and life satisfaction of lawyers. Data from several thousand lawyers in four states provide insights about diverse factors from law school and one's legal career and personal life. Striking patterns appear repeatedly in the data and raise serious questions about the common priorities on law school campuses and among lawyers. External factors, which are often given the most attention and concern among law students and lawyers (factors oriented towards money and status — such as earnings, partnership in a law firm, law school debt, class rank, law review membership, and U.S. News & World Report's law school rankings), showed nil to small associations with lawyer well-being. Conversely, the kinds of internal and psychological factors shown in previous research to erode in law school appear in these data to be the most important contributors to lawyers' happiness and satisfaction. These factors constitute the first two of five tiers of well-being factors identified in the data, followed by choices regarding family and personal life. The external money and status factors constitute the fourth tier, and demographic differences were least important.
Data on lawyers in different practice types and settings demonstrate the applied importance of the contrasting internal and external factors. Attorneys in large firms and other prestigious positions were not as happy as public service attorneys, despite the far better grades and pay of the former group; and junior partners in law firms were no happier than senior associates, despite the greatly enhanced pay and status of the partners. Overall, the data also demonstrate that lawyers are very much like other people, notwithstanding their specialized cognitive training and the common perception that lawyers are different from others in fundamental ways.
Additional measures raised concerns. Subjects did not broadly agree that the behavior of judges and lawyers is professional, or that the legal process reaches fair outcomes; and subjects reported quite unrealistic earnings expectations for their careers when they entered law school. Implications for improving lawyer performance and professionalism, and recommendations for law teachers and legal employers, are drawn from the data.
Krieger, Lawrence S. and Sheldon, Kennon M., What Makes Lawyers Happy?: A Data-Driven Prescription to Redefine Professional Success (May 12, 2015). 83 George Washington Law Review 554 (2015); FSU College of Law, Public Law Research Paper No. 667. Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=2398989 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.2398989
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Q: Winapi CreateProcess File Permissions I'm currently writing some software that has two different programs using the winapi (a parser and an interpreter). I would like to call the parser from the interpreter, so I am using the CreateProcessA function. However, when the parser tries to open a file, it throws a Permission Denied error, and I'm not too sure why.
Calling the parser on its own, and not from the interpreter, works perfectly fine.
According to CreateProcessA, "The new process runs in the security context of the calling process," so it seems like this other program shouldn't have any issues with permissions since I can open files from the interpreter.
Is there something that I'm missing with CreateProcessA that would make it change file permissions for the child process?
Here is a snippet of code for the interpreter (note that I've left out error checking to make the code simpler to show here):
// These are just used to open pipes so I can extract stdout
SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES sec = {0};
sec.nLength = sizeof(SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES);
sec.bInheritHandle = TRUE;
sec.lpSecurityDescriptor = NULL;

HANDLE stdout_rd, stdout_wr;

CreatePipe(&stdout_rd, &stdout_wr, &sec, 0);
SetHandleInformation(stdout_rd, HANDLE_FLAG_INHERIT, 0);

STARTUPINFO startInfo = {0};
startInfo.cb = sizeof(startInfo);
startInfo.hStdError = stdout_wr;
startInfo.hStdOutput = stdout_wr;
startInfo.hStdInput = NULL;
startInfo.dwFlags |= STARTF_USESTDHANDLES;

PROCESS_INFORMATION processInfo = {0};

char *command = "parser /path/to/file.txt";
CreateProcessA(NULL, command, NULL, NULL, TRUE,
    NORMAL_PRIORITY_CLASS, NULL, NULL, &startInfo, &processInfo);

// Do more stuff to print out stdout from child process

Here is a snippet of code from the parser:
int main(int argc, char **argv) {
    // This call throws the error:
    // Error: Permission denied

    FILE *file = fopen(argv[1], "rb");
    if (!file) {
        printf("Error: %s\n", strerror(errno));
    }

    // Parse File
}

Here is a snippet of code from the interpreter that opens and closes the file.
HANDLE file = CreateFileA("/path/to/file.txt", GENERIC_READ,
    0, NULL, OPEN_EXISTING, FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, NULL);

FILETIME writeTime = {0};
GetFileTime(file, NULL, NULL, &writeTime);

CloseHandle(file);

Thank you!

A: I dont think that problem is in the file permissions. If you could write file somewhere, you clearly should be able to read it with the same access token. You could get Access Denied error because file is still open by the interpreter process in the exclusive mode. You could either check that file is closed before calling CreateProcess, or use CreateFile to read and write with FILE_SHARE_* flags. However it could lead to other errors, if interpreter does not complete all file write operations before parser tries to use it.
As an alternative to files in this scenario you could use memory mapped files (CreateFileMapping, MapViewOfFile), to share data buffers between different processes.


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