As of now, Ohloh has been shut down and there are no plans to reopen it. Ohloh was a project to create a directory of open-source software and a network of open-source developers, but it was discontinued in 2016. While there may be interest in reviving a similar project in the future, there are no current indications that Ohloh will be reopened. **

It is uncertain whether the closed procedure will be reopened. The decision to reopen a closed procedure depends on various factors such as new evidence, legal challenges, or a change in circumstances. It ultimately depends on the discretion of the relevant authorities or decision-makers. **

No, Windows XP Pro should not be reopened. The operating system was first released in 2001 and reached the end of its support lifecycle in 2014. Reopening it would pose significant security risks as it would no longer receive security updates and patches. Instead, users should consider upgrading to a more modern and secure operating system that is actively supported by the developer. **

Yes, a case that has been closed can be reopened under certain circumstances. For example, new evidence may come to light that was not available during the initial investigation, or there may have been errors or misconduct in the original investigation. In such cases, a closed case can be reopened for further investigation and review. **

The reopening of schools due to the coronavirus pandemic varies depending on the location and the current situation. Many schools have already reopened with safety measures in place, while others are opting for remote learning or a hybrid model. It is important to stay updated with local health guidelines and announcements from educational authorities to know when schools will reopen in your area. **

In general, the ability to reopen a case after 2 years will depend on the specific circumstances of the case and the laws in the jurisdiction where the case was tried. In some cases, there may be time limits or statutes of limitations that prevent a case from being reopened after a certain period of time has passed. However, there are certain situations where a lawyer may be able to petition the court to reopen a case, such as if new evidence has been discovered that was not available during the original trial or if there was misconduct or errors that occurred during the trial process. It is important to consult with a lawyer who is familiar with the laws in the relevant jurisdiction to determine if a case can be reopened after 2 years. **

The tiling trade can be reopened without a master craftsman by providing comprehensive training and certification programs for aspiring tilers. These programs can cover the necessary skills and techniques for tiling, as well as safety protocols and industry standards. Additionally, the use of modern technology and tools can help streamline the tiling process and make it more accessible to a wider range of individuals. By ensuring that aspiring tilers have the necessary knowledge and resources, the trade can be reopened and sustained without the need for a master craftsman overseeing every project. **

Yes, the investigations were reopened even though they had already been completed. This decision was likely made due to new evidence or information that came to light after the initial investigations were closed. Reopening the investigations allows authorities to thoroughly examine the new information and potentially uncover additional details or leads that were previously missed. **