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In a statement issued after a six-hour meeting into the wee hours, Ashton said the Serbia and Kosovo prime ministers, Ivica Dacic and Hashim Thaci, "agreed a number of open issues, in particular in the field of justice, police and upcoming municipal elections."
But there was no mention of progress to resolve disputes over energy and telcoms since Kosovo broke away from Serbia in 2008, and diplomats said talks on those problems were due to continue at a lower level on Friday.
The two premiers met with Ashton ahead of an EU summit at the end of next week which is due to decide whether to bring them closer within the European fold.
At stake is how far they have implemented an historic April deal to defuse tension in the last Balkans' trouble-spot.
Ashton said she believed that "good work has been done and concrete progress has been achieved."
"I will now inform the (EU) member states about the progress in the implementation of the April Agreement, confirming that concrete steps towards a visible and sustainable improvement of relations between the two sides were taken," she added.
But diplomatic sources indicated that work remained to be done before the EU's 27 leaders -- to be joined on July 1 by new member Croatia -- decide at a June 27 and 28 summit whether sufficient progress has been achieved by Belgrade and Pristina in honouring the accord.
If so, Belgrade will be offered a start date to open negotiations for EU membership and Pristina a partnership accord, pending recognition by all of the bloc's members.


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The short-handed Pistons needed a miracle just to get to the extra period -- they trailed 98-95 with 1.5 seconds to play, and Denver only needed to put the ball into play at midcourt.
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Veteran's Day Celebration a Huge Success!
Blythe's annual Veteran's Day celebration was a smashing success! All 1,1129 students sang, cheered, and thanked approximately 60 veterans from all the military branches. Commander Gerry Rubink, US Navy, retired, spoke to the students and staff about the service and sacrifices of our service man and woman show every day. Thank you to Mrs. Kim Burris, who coordinated this fantastic event!
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Blythe Cardinals achieved high growth again! This means that students made above the expected growth. Our students and teachers' hard work and dedication shows! We made 100% of all state (42 of them) AND federal (29 of them) targets! Job well done, Cardinals! Click the link below to see the letter that went home explaining our scores.
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ATHENS -- Rotations, rotations, rotations. Who's in the mix?
Larry Brown's substitution patterns came under fire after the United States' 94-90 loss to Lithuania on Saturday night. Specifically, why did Brown play LeBron James only five minutes?
This is what you need to know about rotations at the Olympics: Compared to some of the other teams in this tournament, Brown's rotation is almost automatic. Yet he was questioned about, basically, one player, in one game -- and we're not talking about Mr. Indispensable by the way -- and now, all of a sudden, he doesn't know what he's doing?
Brown has kept the same starting lineup in every game. We know that Emeka Okafor is this year's Christian Laettner, the 1992 12th man. We know that Carmelo Anthony has played his way down to the 11th man because of his pouting, attitude and overall play.
We know that James, Dwyane Wade, Amare Stoudemire, Shawn Marion and Carlos Boozer alternate in for the starters. They play various stretches, depending on effectiveness and fouls. They come and go.
Marion was useless against Puerto Rico and ultra-valuable against the Aussies. Stoudemire gave the Yanks some decent minutes against Australia. Otherwise, he's a little in over his head, as are many of his callow teammates.
That's the way it has been all through the tournament; but Brown's decisions during the Lithuania loss came under scrutiny. He brushed aside the questions on James, and James himself took the high road, saying, "Of course I want to play, but the coach makes those decisions. It's tough. I feel like I can help my team when I'm out on the floor."
Luckily for Brown, serendipity reared its pretty head the next game, offering up Angola on a platter. The first easy win. Everyone played. No one asked Brown about his rotations.
"This was a fun game because we got to play a lot of people, knowing it's been hard to give a lot of guys minutes," Brown said.
Poor Larry. He's been under the gun for something almost every game. He was given a flawed team, given three weeks to get this flawed team to play together, and then present it to the hoop world as the presumptive favorite in a game none of these guys know. He's been asked why he doesn't have someone with international experience on the bench.
"No one asked that question last summer in Puerto Rico when we had Argentina down by 30 in the first half," he snapped. He then added what everyone already knew: That team isn't this team.
He's been pressed on his pick-and-roll defense -- rightfully so -- and he's been pressed about Sarunas Jacikevicius maybe being the best point guard in the world. Brown, correctly, said that that was not the case.
But the rotation question is bogus. Maybe playing James more than five minutes might have averted a loss to Lithuania, but how do you know? And do you know who was not getting out fast enough on the critical screen-and-rolls which doomed the Yanks that night? Tim Duncan, that's who.
Other than Duncan, Brown has no reliable big man. He has no point guard, unless you're one of the dwindling few who think Stephon Marbury fits that description.
Sure, maybe James could have made the outside shots that Marbury and Allen Iverson missed against the Lithuanians. But James had two shots in that game and clanged them both. He clanged two of three in the loss to Puerto Rico in 12 minutes -- and no one said a word. He had made only one of six three-pointers heading into the Lithuania game and, like everyone else on the team, had struggled with his outside shot. (So far, from what we've seen, any hoop from beyond five feet is an achievement for this group.)
But rotations are a weird thing in other teams. Lithuania has used several different starting lineups and seem to be OK with that. Look at what happened to the Serbs, for goodness sakes. In their preliminary final against China, a game they had to win to advance to the quarterfinals, head coach Zeljko Obradovic benched the top point guard for most of the fourth quarter. Another point guard also sat. Meanwhile, the team made only two baskets in the final seven minutes and lost to China. Obradovic is now a candidate for the witness protection program in Belgrade.
Meanwhile, Argentina's coach sat out Manu Ginobili for much of the fourth quarter in a close game against Italy and barely used Andres Nocioni at all in the second half. Nocioni is, arguably, the third best player on the team, albeit a hothead. Another starter, Fabricio Oberto, also sat for much of the stretch run.
Undefeated Spain awaits, but this tournament so far has been dominated by the unexpected. The United States is the fourth -- fourth -- seed in its group. Greece is the second seed, for cryin' out loud. The Serbs are out. The Chinese are still in. And don't rule out the Italians; they remind me a lot of Argentina two years ago. At least four teams have a legit chance at the gold.
No, it hasn't been the greatest week in USA Basketball history. But the issue of rotations is pretty far down the list. Or it should be. The competition is superb, as is the atmosphere. And, as U.S. assistant Gregg Popovich noted, "Anyone who wonders why we're having trouble in some these games has been living in a phone booth."
Brown, Popovich and everyone on the U.S. staff told the players from the beginning that this would be no cake walk. And they kept telling them, even after the unenlightened Anthony predicted a gold medal on the first day of practice. Still, losses to Puerto Rico and Lithuania along with close games to Australia and Greece have driven home the point better than any pep talk.
"I don't think we got it and understood what this was about," Brown said, referring to the Whole International Thing. "I don't think anybody on our team understood the passion these teams play with. I don't think they realized how good they are, how well coached they are.
"I was on that 2000 staff that barely beat Lithuania. Our perimeter guys were Vince Carter, Ray Allen, Jason Kidd, Gary Payton, Allan Houston healthy, Timmy Hardaway, Steve Smith. Our big guys were McDyess [Antonio], Alonzo (Mourning), Kevin Garnett, Rahim [Shareef Abdur-Rahim]. We had a pretty darn good team and were very fortunate to beat them."
They don't have that team now, and no matter how Brown uses his players, he still doesn't have that team. Instead, he's got a team that has trouble shooting and trouble defending -- but still, overall, has greater individual talent than any other.
That still may not be enough, but unless Duncan gets benched, don't blame the coach. He's only using what he's got.
Peter May, who covers the NBA for the Boston Globe, is a regular contributor to ESPN.com.


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New York University is an academic power with a $2.1 billion endowment, more than 19,000 undergraduates and a number of top-notch programs.
But despite its size, wealth and prestige, NYU has done something rare and almost unprecedented for a prominent American university: It has vanished itself from the major college sports scene.
Before it was scrapped at the height of a budget crisis in 1971, NYU's men's basketball program was a national power whose teams played for sellout crowds at Madison Square Garden. NYU still boasts winning records against several top schools like Connecticut, Georgetown and North Carolina and on May 8, the school will commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1959-60 season when the Violets reached the NCAA tournament's Final Four.
Although it was reinstated in 1983, NYU's men's team is no longer a candidate March Madness. It now plays in Division III against the likes of the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy and Lebanon Valley College. And the wounds from the 1971 death sentence still linger. "It came as a total shock," says Stan McKenzie, a former NYU star who was playing in the NBA when he heard the news. "It happened in some smoke-filled room where someone just said, 'This is over.' Bam! And that was it."
Today, a loose group of students, alumni, former players and some ardent New York basketball fans are asking the same question. As glorious as its basketball history has been—and as rich and powerful as the school has become (it's bigger and has a larger endowment than three of the four schools that played in this season's Final Four) isn't it time for NYU to consider a move back to Division I?
"I think it would be fantastic to see NYU back on that national stage," said Barry Kramer, a New York Supreme Court Justice who ranks third on NYU's all-time basketball scoring list. "And I know there are a lot of people like me. I'm not alone."
Earlier this spring, NYU's student newspaper weighed in on the topic: It ran an April Fools' Day story that said the school was "closing in" on a deal to join the Big East Conference.
"It would be unbelievable for New York City," said Pete Gillen, a Brooklyn native and former basketball coach at Virginia, Xavier and Providence. "Another academic school that has all that prestige and all that tradition? New York needs another team to be great."
NYU athletic director Christopher Bledsoe says the school doesn't have any plans to upgrade the basketball team's standing. The Violets are often good enough to vie for a Division III national championship, he said, "and we're very secure and comfortable with that."
Former players say the forced exile of NYU basketball had its roots in two point-shaving scandals in 1951 and 1961. "That was the beginning of the end," says Don Blaha, a retired educator who played on two strong NYU teams in the 1960s.
Later in 1971, after a disastrous 20-loss season—the worst in team history—and with the school accumulating $6.7-million debt, men's basketball was symbol of excess that the school couldn't justify.
Since then, much has changed for the school, and in the sports landscape. NYU sold its University Heights campus to City University, relocated to Greenwich Village and grew wealthy again. Meanwhile, once-proud New York City basketball programs like St. John's, Fordham and Manhattan have also floundered. At the same time, several academically superior schools like Duke, Stanford and Georgetown have shown that it's possible for such a school to have a top-level basketball team.
Since its reinstatement in 1983, NYU has been a member of the University Athletic Association, a group that includes several other urban schools like the University of Chicago, Emory and Carnegie Mellon. The Violets play in front of home crowds of about 850—a far cry from the thongs of students and alumni at many top programs.
If sports and alumni giving go hand in hand, then there's no question NYU could benefit from a move to Division I. NYU's alumni giving rate, which the school says is roughly 11%, puts it at the low end among top universities. "We know we are behind peer schools in that measure," said a spokesman. The school is also well behind the curve in another respect: it allocates just 0.3% of its annual operating budget to athletics.
To be eligible for Division I men's basketball, NYU's would have to wait until a moratorium on new applicants is lifted in 2011. The school would have to spend five years in Division II followed by another five "reclassifying" to Division I before becoming eligible to compete for Division I championships.
Mr. Gillen, the former Xavier coach, says he's confident that NYU could build a new arena if it reached out to its wealthy alumni. "If Xavier can build a $50 million arena in 2000, then why can't NYU find somebody, an alum, who's the head of some major corporation and has tons of money?"
Another New York school, Binghamton University, which made the move to Division I in 2001, hasn't helped the case at NYU. In February, an investigation by the State University of New York found that Binghamton officials had compromised academic standards to build a winning basketball program by lowering admissions standards and by committing possible NCAA recruiting violations. The athletic director resigned, six players were dismissed, two assistant coaches were fired and the basketball coach remains suspended indefinitely.
"The reality is that NYU, as a premier academic institution, continues to be a force," says Princeton athletic director Gary Walters. "Would having a Division I basketball program help in any way? I don't know."
While having Division I sports can add some "sex appeal" and help develop a sense of community at an urban school, Mr. Walters said, "the danger is that you can try too hard and compromise your values."
Thomas 'Satch' Sanders, a star player on NYU's 1960 Final Four team who played for the Boston Celtics, said that given how much the school has changed, and what it now represents, "I don't know whether big-time athletics would add anything."
NYU last month proposed expanding its campuses across the city by 40%. Under these plans, the school says it would build a gymnasium in the footprint of its current athletics building, the Jerome S. Coles Sports Center. The new 600,000 square-foot facility would include residence halls, classrooms and retail spaces. Mr. Bledsoe, the athletic director, said the plans were preliminary and there was no sense of what the building's seating capacity for basketball would be.
He says there is one scenario in which the school would be more comfortable considering a move to Division I: if the other members of the UAA made a collective effort to do so.
For the foreseeable future, alumni from NYU's basketball heyday will console themselves with annual summer reunions at the Saratoga Race Course, where they sip cocktails, swap stories and dream about what could be. "NYU has money everywhere and all these resources," Mr. McKenzie says. "So you have to ask yourself: Why not?"


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First-person narratives in journalism
After I read this story, I had to give some thought to the idea that "we lose something important in the rush toward first-person takes" (Eve Fairbanks).
First, the story linked above is "To Siri, With Love: How One Boy With Autism Became B.F.F.'s With Apple's Siri," published in The New York Times on Oct. 17. I saw links to the story everywhere. I didn't feel like reading it until I saw a discussion about it earlier today: Read More
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Online News Association conference 2014
Out of 15 annual meetings of the Online News Association, I missed only one (in 2011). I don't go to a lot of conferences, but I am always VERY glad to have attended this one. Read More
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Twitter milestone: 9,000 followers
Sometime recently, this happened:
This is not a lot (especially not when you look at others like Jay Rosen, who has the coveted blue check mark), but it's nice.
The last time the odometer rolled over was in June 2013 (8,000 followers).
Recently I switched from HootSuite to TweetDeck. Liking it a lot.
5,000 milestone: 2011
3,000 milestone: 2010
1,000 milestone: 2009
Joined Twitter: March 2007
Posted on August 24, 2014
The coming death of print newspapers
Say you're a journalist now working for a newspaper. You know your job is anything but secure.
I asked several reporters, editors, and scholars what journalists should do to get ready for the next wave of firings. There were three strong consensus answers: first, get good at understanding and presenting data. Second, understand how social media can work as a newsroom tool. Third, get whatever newsroom experience you can working in teams, and in launching new things.
That's from Clay Shirky, writing in Last Call: The end of the printed newspaper. He goes on to explain those three bits of advice, a little way below the halfway mark in his post. Read More
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You can also allow multiple authors, editors, or a mix of roles on a free WordPress.com blog, whether it is private or public.
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Journalism education: There is no spoon
At a journalism education conference in Canada recently, it appears media economics scholar Robert Picard gave a stirring keynote address. Stirring as in "stir things up!"
He began by reminding the audience that journalism and the media environment today are vastly different from what they were in the previous century. I'd say the decline began in 1995 and became undeniably apparent around 2008, when job losses in the newspaper industry first spiked.
Of course, you know this. But probably you take it for granted. Probably, like most journalism educators, you have not really stared into the eyes of a reality where children under the age of 10 have a powerful tiny computer in their pocket that is connected to a global 24/7 cornucopia of news, information and entertainment.
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Thanks to an invitation from the School of Journalism and Media Studies at Rhodes University, I was awarded a Mellon Scholar-in-Residence fellowship. I've been in Grahamstown, South Africa, since May 30. Here are some things I have learned so far.
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A journalism degree here can take three years or four. A student must apply to be accepted for a fourth year. Others go straight into newsrooms after the third year.
The academic year begins in February, after the long summer break (December and January). They have four terms, with two terms constituting a semester. At the end of a semester, the students take exams in all their subjects.
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MILITARY: Haditha's last defendant
Staff Sgt. Frank Wuterich wants charges in civilian killings thrown out
It was a signature event of the Iraq war: A squad of Camp Pendleton troops hit by a roadside bomb kills two dozen civilians, including several women and children, as they hunt for their attackers.
Initially dismissed as an unfortunate result of combat, the attack in the city of Haditha in late 2005 that left one Marine and two others injured was later branded a massacre after a congressman alleged the troops had "killed in cold blood."
It changed the way U.S. troops conducted themselves on the battlefield.
Eight Marines were charged with criminal wrongdoing. But years later and after a series of exonerations, only one defendant remains: Staff Sgt. Frank Wuterich.
Wuterich is due in a base courtroom next month where his attorneys will argue that the nine counts of voluntary manslaughter and related charges against him should be dismissed.
"We are alleging unlawful command influence," said Neal Puckett, Wuterich's lead attorney, a retired U.S. Marine lieutenant colonel who spent five years as a military judge.
The argument set for hearing on March 22 contends that a legal adviser overseeing the case tainted it because he also took part in the initial investigation and is a prosecution witness.
Those factors, and the adviser's participation in discussions about the cases with prosecutors and a general overseeing the case, already have been ruled unlawful by one military judge.
That ruling came in 2008 in the case against the battalion commander at Haditha, Lt. Col. Jeffrey Chessani, who was accused of failing to conduct a full-scale investigation into the killings. His conduct was deemed "substandard," but he was allowed to retire at his current rank.
Wuterich's attorneys are essentially saying that the same finding of unfairness that tainted the Chessani prosecution applies to their client.
Prosecutors say Wuterich deliberately ignored the rules of engagement and laws of war when he took part in the shooting deaths of four men who drove up in a car immediately after the bombing. He's also charged in the shootings of five civilians inside a home near the bomb site.
Wuterich, who was 25 and on his first combat deployment at Haditha, has pleaded not guilty to the charges ---- manslaughter, aggravated assault, reckless endangerment, obstruction of justice and dereliction of duty. If all those stand and he is convicted of each, Wuterich could face a sentence as stiff as 160 years in prison.
'Inaccurate theory'
The killings occurred at the height of the war, when Marines were dying daily in what was then considered the unwinnable Anbar province west of Baghdad.
The disclosure that a large number of unarmed civilians were slain inside their homes added an incendiary element into the bitter national debate over what the U.S. was doing in Iraq.
Wuterich and three other Marines originally were charged with premeditated murder, an accusation that suggested the squad from Camp Pendleton's 3rd Battalion, 1st Marine Regiment had wantonly killed the civilians in a vengeful rage.
Chessani and three of his officers were accused of dereliction and similar offenses for allegedly trying to sweep away the incident as mere battlefield carnage that occurred in a city that at the time was rife with insurgents.
In the years since prosecutors announced the charges in December 2006, dozens of court hearings and one trial have resulted in seven of the eight accused Marines being cleared through acquittal, dismissal or withdrawal of charges.
Puckett said those results underscore his belief that national politics colored people's perceptions of what happened at Haditha on the morning of Nov. 19, 2005.
The flames were fanned when Rep. John Murtha, D-Pa., who died earlier this month, announced on CNN that he had received a briefing that led him to believe the Marines were under severe stress and had "killed in cold blood."
Murtha's comments set off a firestorm of criticism of the Marines ---- and an opposing chorus that said they were being prejudged without a full airing of the evidence.
The comments by Murtha, a former Marine considered a friend to the military, shaped the way the Pentagon would treat the case, Puckett said.
"Murtha said his briefing came out of the office of the (Marine Corps) commandant, and that he had heard that these guys committed a war crime. And that became a constant whenever Haditha was mentioned," the attorney said.
Evidence and rulings in the earlier cases, however, present a mixed portrait. The men who drove up after the bombing were unarmed, and investigators have testified they believe the men had nothing to do with the bombing.
Most of the civilians killed inside three homes were unarmed, the evidence has shown.
Three men inside one bedroom, however, did have AK-47 assault rifles. That resulted in the withdrawal of murder charges against Lance Cpl. Justin Sharratt after a judge concluded the Iraqis represented a threat.
The Sharratt case and similar rulings show the prosecution has been misguided, Puckett said.
"The lesson of Haditha is that inaccurate theories of guilt led investigators down the wrong paths, to wrong conclusions and wrong theories of liability," he said. "It resulted in one bad decision after another."
Prosecutors are forbidden by Marine Corps policy from commenting on pending cases and they refuse to comment on cases that have been resolved.
Wuterich remains on duty at Camp Pendleton. If a judge sides with his attorneys, the Marine Corps can appeal, drop the case or move to initiate a new investigation.
The right tack
Two experts in military law say the Marine Corps had to fully investigate and ultimately file charges for what happened.
"The Marine Corps felt a crime had been committed, and it has not backed off from that belief," said Gary Solis, a former Marine Corps judge who teaches the law of war at Washington's Georgetown University. "It believed the evidence that was produced early in the case and has pursued the cases unwaveringly."
But even if Wuterich is convicted of some or all of the charges, Solis said he doubts that a military jury would put him behind bars.
"I would not expect any kind of heavy sentence," Solis said.
That would fit a pattern in cases involving other Camp Pendleton troops convicted of killing Iraqi civilians in cases other than Haditha.
Duke University's Scott Silliman said a renewed militarywide emphasis in deliberate and ethical battlefield conduct to minimize civilian killings is one of the hallmarks of Haditha. So, too, is a requirement that mandates all such deaths receive at least a cursory investigation.
"It had a clarifying effect, and today we see a much greater sensitivity to innocents and civilians being harmed or killed," said Silliman, who heads Duke's Center on Law, Ethics and National Security.
Silliman said the prosecutions have been proper.
"The incident itself had to be aired in a legal setting to have some kind of finality to what happened," he said. "To do nothing in the face of the accusations would be saying there are two different standards ---- one during wartime and one during peace ---- and that simply cannot be."
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Gary McGath - 1/19/2005
I'm surprised that the article mentioned the echo of Orwell's Room 101 in the name "Camp 6," but not the even stronger echo of the TV show, "The Prisoner," in which Patrick McGoohan played a prisoner called only "Number Six" in a prison "Village" run by an unknown party.
Max Swing - 1/19/2005
That's what the "backwards" Europeans have said for a few years now (albeit not the politicians, cause they are "Newsspeak"-people :P). Perhaps they have learned more from their colonial age, then America in the last 100 years of foreign engagements...
Perhaps it takes another world war for the US government to reconsider their stance. I hope not, I sincerely hope not. But, politicians only learn when their own houses burn...
William Marina - 1/19/2005
The CIA has called the actions of many opposing the American Empire, as "Blowback," which obviously suggests that the US did something first.
Our actions are increasingly creating a unified, global Blowback, in which our politicians have come to believe that the answer is to take away the rights of Americans at home, while conducting wars abroad.
Max Swing - 1/19/2005
I don't mean the war of the United States in Iraq this time, but the Jihad against the Western world. How should they not be frightened and enraged by such practice. Must they not believe that the so-called liberty is only a facade? Don't we give them all the justification they need to attack us, because they can see us as babarians, who offer truth but treat them with lies?
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The automotive industry is still woefully behind when it comes to video marketing. Which is strange, because purchase intent increases when consumers are exposed to a brand's video. A look into the automotive industry and video today.


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Jan and Roberta DeBoer thought they had played by the rules, suffered the wait, signed all the forms, when they brought the newborn home to Michigan from Iowa in February 1991. What they had not counted on was a grieving birth mother's change of heart. That March, after Cara Clausen revealed that the man who had signed the adoption consent was not the real father after all, the legal jousting began. Cara eventually married Jessica's biological father, Dan Schmidt, and together they fought for custody. Legally, Dan had never relinquished his claim to his daughter; and after a grueling round of rulings and appeals that traveled all the way to the Supreme Court, the law came down on their side.
But all the while, 2-year-old Jessica was living happily in Ann Arbor, too young to read the headlines about the fight over her fate. By the time the day came last August for her to leave her home, her dog Miles and the only parents she had ever known, Jessica was carried sobbing to the car and driven away from the inconsolable DeBoers. Dan said later that Jessica cried herself to sleep that first night.
Jessica's story wreaked havoc on the peace of mind of adoptive parents everywhere. Why did the courts seem to care so much more about parents' biological rights than about a child's welfare? Advocates for adoptive families shared stories of children returned to unfit parents, only to be beaten and abused and abandoned by the system that was supposed to protect them.
The Schmidts' supporters retorted that they had never been found unfit; that courts should favor the biological family unless it posed a danger to the child. How would Jessica feel, they wondered, if she grew up knowing that her biological parents had desperately wanted to raise her but had been foiled by her adoptive parents?
This year, courts didn't seem to know quite what to do in children's cases. Tyler Doustou was handed over to his grandmother because a Virginia judge ruled that his mother's lesbian lifestyle would cause him harm. Kimberly Mays, who was switched at birth in a Florida hospital, lived with her "family" for nine years before the mistake was discovered. A judge recently ruled that she didn't have to see her birth parents if she didn't want to.
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I am a C# developer and mostly work with web.
Here is what I want: I want to create a routine that runs directly on the machine (independent of OS) so that if I reinstall the OS then my routine is still there.
Basically I want to create an anti theft system . that routine will get the gps location of the laptop and will send it to a specific email.
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So I've seen questions like this one looking for help uploading music with Google Music on Linux, but none really seem to confront the notion of solely using the command line. I've downloaded the software from Google and dug around in those files for anything useful but wasn't able to come up with any good solutions.
I think what you appear to be looking for is https://github.com/thebigmunch/gmusicapi-scripts - a set of python scripts to upload, download or bi-directionally sync tracks. This, in turn, draws from https://github.com/simon-weber/Unofficial-Google-Music-API should you wish to use these python libraries for your own projects.
Per user Joachim's, answer describes a command line approach to both installing and setting up for sync, on a headless linux server no less. To wit:
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If a piece of a biblically forbidden food (such as a piece of pork), falls into a bowl of meat. We all know the rule, it's batul bshishim. How about a piece of food which is only rabbinically prohibited (a food that contains דברים מעמידים such as cheese). If the cheese would fall into a bowl of other cheeses, would the same laws of bitul apply regarding the shishim part. Or would we be even more meikel, because the food itself is only rabbinic?
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Assuming I understand your question correctly, batel b'shishim applies to both rabbinically and torah prohibited foods. It's basically the ratio at which chazal felt a tiny quantity of food became relevant.
However keep in mind it only applies to food when you can't separate the two foods. If a piece of non-kosher cheese fell into a bowl full of pieces of cheese, I see no reason why you wouldn't just pick it out.


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Freighter Stranded On Lake Superior Heads For RepairsThe U.S. Coast Guard says a freighter that ran aground last month is headed for repairs. Coast Guard officials in Cleveland said Saturday that the 833-foot cargo vessel called the Roger Blough was given permission for the first leg of its journey to the shipyard in Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin.
Duluth Freighter Stuck On Lake SuperiorEfforts continue to free a grounded Lake Superior freighter. The Roger Blough ran aground Friday afternoon on a reef in Whitefish Bay in eastern Lake Superior.
Finding Minnesota: Smelt Fishing On Lake SuperiorThe pristine scenery is a tempting lure in its own right, but every spring dozens are drawn to the Amnicon River by more than a scenic backdrop.
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Visits To Apostle Island Ice Caves Less Likely As Weather WarmsThe National Park Service says it's less likely the extraordinary ice cave formations that have drawn tens of thousands of people to the Apostle Island National Lakeshore will be accessible this year.
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If satellite dish porn were a thing, this sentimental account of Australia's role in broadcasting the Apollo 11 moon landing would be the genre's pièce de résistance
Making the follow-up film to one of the most beloved Australian comedies of all time, 1997's The Castle, was never going to be easy for director Rob Sitch and his team of writers: himself, Santo Cilauro, Tom Gleisner and Jane Kennedy. They are the backbone of production company Working Dog, who have made several hit TV shows (including Frontline and Utopia) and a third, far less impressive feel-good film, the 2012 romcom Any Questions for Ben?
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There is a certain kind of film, rare in the best of times, that exudes a distinct creative concentration, a precisely measured marinade of character and story that suggests an extended gestation period of forethought and planning. Bill Pohlad's "Love & Mercy" is such a film, and so is George Miller's "Mad Max: Fury Road." Harnessing the intimate scale of the former and the root cultural vibe of the latter (minus the extreme speed and transplanted location), co-writer and director Jeremy Sims' "Last Cab to Darwin" tells the moving tale of a dying taxi driver and his cross-country quest to receive the voluntary euthanasia process enacted for a brief period of time in a single Australian state in the mid-1990s (it is now illegal across the land). Fests will line up at the rank to hail this "Cab," with older-skewing theatrical success a fare bet.
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Spring hasn't sprung yet. It's still winter, and I'm still down south. I winterize my boat by sailing to lower latitudes and I like it that way. But I can't help thinking about all of those boring "getting ready for spring" articles I've been seeing in boating magazines since I began reading them back in the '50s. I'm already not looking forward to them.
I've got kayaks. I've got a 12-foot aluminum dinghy. I've got a 12-foot inflatable. I've got a 53-foot motorsailer. I've got a 20-foot Mako. I've got two sailboards. I've got some inner tubes. I've even got an 8-foot sailing dinghy that doesn't sail very well after a tree fell on it and I tried to fix it. But, hey, it floats.
Nobody invited the rat. So it was good riddance. Maybe he thought he had a general invitation, like some of those people who crash important parties in Washington and L.A. But he didn't. He probably knew he wasn't invited and was just doing the rat thing.
But maybe he figured he was smarter than the average rat and smarter than the average person and that he'd just get a paw in the door, get a jump on the situation and be assured of his place at the table, closest to the best of the food. I don't know what he figured, but he didn't figure what happened.
The world doesn't come to an end when you finally cast off the lines to head south. It might seem so because this time you're taking them with you rather than leaving them at the dock that's been your boat's home for so many years.
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