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Your username is your first initial and last name, and your password is initially set to your campus-wide ID. Do not capitalize anything. If this does not work, please contact the Blackboard administrator to have your password reset.
First, be sure they are accessing the new Blackboard system and not the old one. Courses are available to students beginning the first day of class. They will not see it until then. If it is after the first day of class and they are still having trouble, refer them to the Blackboard system administrator.
Yes. A list of available Blackboard training for faculty is available here. Face-to-face training's will be available periodically as well. Contact the Blackboard administrator for a schedule.
This was caused when students were manually entered and has now been permanently corrected in the system, but a few students may have slipped through the cracks. If you send the Blackboard Administrator the names of students still affected by this problem, we will ensure the problem is corrected.
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The procedure for this can be found by viewing Migrating_to_BB9.pdf. There is also a video demonstration of this procedure located here. This procedure will not work if the size of your backup file exceeds 100MB. Contact the Blackboard administrator for assistance.
Yes. Open the source course. In the Control Panel, select Packages and Utilities>Course Copy. In the dropdown box, select Copy Course Materials into an Existing Course. Click Browse to select the destination course. Check the box beside each item you wish to copy into the destination course. Click Submit.
A video demonstrating this process is available here.
The courses can be merged. Submit your request to the Blackboard administrator, and indicate which session should be the primary course. Be sure to notify students in the merged section to use the primary course.
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Under the Control Panel, select Customization>Properties. In Section 3 - Make Course Available, check the box next to No. Click Submit. This hides the course from all students. If you wish to hide it on your list of courses, contact the Blackboard administrator.
Most likely you have assigned a range of available dates to the content or the content page. When you click on an item which is not available, you will get an error message. To view the content, go to the folder where the content is located, click the down arrow icon next to the name of the content, and select Edit. This will allow you to preview the content.
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Copy the URL as you would for any online resource, but when you paste it into the URL field in Blackboard, you will need to preface it with our Proxy link so that students located off-campus will be able to access it. Paste the following text in front of the current URL: http://dbproxy.tamut.edu/login?url=
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Once you create the assessment, you need to place it in a content folder. Go to the content page where you want the assessment to appear, and clickCreate Assessment>Test. Select the assessment from the list next to Add Test and click Submit. Set options for your assessment such as the dates to display it, the due date, the number of attempts a student has, etc. Click Submit. The test is now located in the content folder and will be available subject to dates and availability set by you.
Blackboard does not have an option for this. You can make a discussion forum have a limited date availability which will display it only for the designated period of time. If you want students to be alerted to a discussion due date, create a course event in the calendar. See instructions on how to do this:
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My husband and I won a gift certificate to Four Square and wanted to go for our anniversary. It had e pored as they were closed for holiday but they called us and honored it anyway. We were very pleased; Durham has great food and this is no exception from start to finish. But somewhat more affordable than other spots we frequent and this was a good surprise. Excellent all the way around.
This visit was especially enjoyable. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, service was excellent, and the food was interesting, delicious, and creatively prepared. Prices did seem to have increased over what we have encountered previously, but justified. We'll be going to FourSquare many more times.
In a beautiful, historic house, home to great food and service. Innovative menu, with fresh, locally procured meat and produce. Lives up to its reputation.
My wife and I dined at 4 Square tonight for the first time. The menu was extremely well suited to the season. The wait service was well done. They accommodated a request for an all fruit dessert option which was very well done. We had a tasting flight of dessert wines that was excellent and a lot of fun. All in all a great evening. I would recommend 4 Square for an upscale night out.
Great selection of both appetizers and entrees. I recommend the specials, which seem to be the terrific chef's creative ideas for the day. The grouper and grilled prawn entree had an amazing sauce. And I would have had the soup special as well except that they had run out, since we were late arrivals and the last table to order for the evening. it sounded amazing. I still loved my fresh tomato and fried okra salad (more things in that, too). It is wonderful to dine there because it is easy to have a normal voice conversation. We love the porch, as well.
...with the team. My colleague from the UK came to our US-based office for a week and we enjoyed a wonderful meal at 4 Square. An amazing array of southern-style cooking w/farm to table emphasis. You will die when you taste the pork pave appetizer. Order two! Highly recommend if you would like to have a relaxed but amazing gourmet feast that shows southern cooking at its best. Great wine/drinks as well including a NC gin that I've never encountered, 'Cardinal' w/lots of juniper!
Wonderful, personalized service! Innovative, tasty food in just the right sized portions! A wonderful experience as always and a great value for the money!
Everything we ate was delicious and carefully crafted
I've dined here about ten times over the last few years and I've never been disappointed. The food is fresh, well plated, and always well served.
We were visiting from out of state for our anniversary. We definitely had a memorable meal and evening. We shared the suckling pig, which had warm hints of ginger in the broth. For our entrees, I had the pork chop draped in red currants with a delightful Asian slaw, and my husband had the venison. Both were artfully prepared and arrived in picture worthy style! The food was 4 diamond quality, and the atmosphere was charming. We usually visit the area a couple times a year and hope to return soon for the lemon curd/blueberry mousse dessert - to die for!
"Nice" is the operative word. This place isn't trendy. It isn't particularly cutting edge. The setting is quiet, tastefully decorated, and unobtrusive. The food was quite good, the gimlet I ordered not quite so. We had a very pleasant waiter, even though we had to prod for things like "specials" and "no, don't take my plate away quite yet." The place kind of reminded me of a Durham version of Raleigh's Second Empire - an old-style nice restaurant that operates at a slower pace than other high-end Triangle hotspots.
After visiting all of Durham's famous for foodies spots, we finally made it to Four Square after being in the area over five years. More than anything, the outstanding service set this experience apart. From the bartender to wait staff to how our reservation was managed at the door, this team may be Durham's best and certainly some of the more famous names in town could learn from this group. The food was very good too, I'd need to visit again to doubly make sure, but the menu offered a variety of nice choices and everyone in our group walked away with a smile. The charm of a restaurant in an old home may or may not be for everyone, but on this evening we were glad we finally made it.
We'll definitely be back! Everything was delicious and beautifully presented. I would confidently order anything on the menu. My husbad's pork pave (though neither of us had ever heard of that particular dish/preparation) was flavorful and his venison entree was terrific. My heirloom tomato salad was summer perfection with fried okra croutons and my second was the special of fresh sardines with a spicy chili sauce...mouth-watering. It was our anniversary and we shared both desserts which were presented on chilled plates with "Happy Anniversary" delicately written on the plate rim in chocolate. The wines were thoughtfully chosen and the meal was a complete sussess. I can't wait to dine there again. Thanks, Four Square!
Four Square has been serving wonderful food in a splendid Victorian house for 14+ years. The indoor seating has old-world elegance, and the screened porch is a bit less formal. The food is innovative with meat, fish and vegetarian entrees available in the appetizer and main courses. The scallop and octopus entrée was exceptionally well cooked. I would have liked a bit more depth of flavor in the sauces; but, overall; the food was beautifully served, and the bread was divine. Clearly, there is a reason that Four Square has continued all of these years despite a slightly out-of-the-way location. The food is delicious, and the setting is elegant.
Nothing could be finer than to dine in Carolina at our very own Four Square Restaurant! Chef Shane put together an exquisite, off the menu, beautifully composed, and delicious 4 maybe 5 course meal for my husband and me for a midweek date night. We asked for light but flavorful small portions, and because the menu choices all looked fabulous, the Chef offered to put something together for us. For a truly memorable evening, anytime of the week, Four Square Restaurant is fantastic!
The menu is very creative, and everything we've ever tried here has been absolutely delicious! Service was top-notch. It's a great place to celebrate a special occasion.
I have eaten here several times since moving to the area and have yet to be disappointed. The food is nuanced, fresh and creative; the staff always pleasant and professional. The chef is happy to come out and visit with guests. Our waiter (Tony) on our most recent visit was particularly lovely and accommodating. Can't wait for the next special occassion to go back.
Everything we tried, from first course/appetizer to desert was absolutely delicious! We sat on the wrap around porch outside and it was wonderful, except for the occasional traffic noise from the road in front of the restaurant. The neighborhood around the restaurant is not as sophisticated as the restaurant itself, but the restaurant is absolutely great.
We especially enjoyed our dinner in a historic old home in Durham, North Carolina. The food was outstanding and we liked the ambience. The one shortcoming which kept this from being a superb dining experience was the waiter who seemed inexperienced. He had a difficult time remembering the specials and needed to read from his notes.
First trip to Durham for college drop off and looked for a nice dining experience for the event. Discovered this neighborhood gem on OpenTable with great reviews. The prior folks were dead on. We had an unusually comfortable August night so had drinks on the porch and ate dinner in the screened in area too enjoying the scallops, tuna and the best dish--perfectly cooked Snapper with a pesto sauce that was perfect. Very reasonable wine list to pair pretty much anything. The service was well-paced and attentive. There were reports about the noise from the road in front, but honestly did not find that bothersome at all. Will definitely return and recommend highly.
I mainly picked this restaurant for our anniversary because other reviewers said that the customer service was great. I was not disappointed. There was a lot of attention to detail.
Chef Ingram surprizes us time and time again with a new menu that is loaded with new tast sensations. The vegetarian choice is much more than just a collection of sauteed vegetables that most other places serve. This time we sat out on the screened porch for the first time. Lovely! If anyone has only time for one dinner out in the Triangle Area - this is the place to go.
We went to An with a colleague who was leaving for a new job. We'd never been there previously. The menu looked interesting and we were very pleased with our choices. Presentation unusual and interesting, but not at the expense of the food itself. We were surprised and pleased with various items served at no extra cost between courses. The items were unusual, fueling conversation, and shortening the perceived gaps between courses. Prices were higher than we would pay except for special occasions. However, we still felt we got good value for a lovely evening.
Wonderful place to celebrate a special occasion! Fantastic service with great menu recommendations!
Exceptional food, exceptional service, and a great place to enjoy your dining party. It is really nice to eat great food and be able to carry on a conversation without raising your voice. Foursquare is a great value for a special occasion or if you just want a superior dining experience.
Enjoyed the evening very much from appetizers to entrees to deserts. Braised leg of lamb and grilled salmon were both amazing as entrees. Diners who have the taste should try the grilled snail panini -- top it all off with a pistachio ice cream and you have a great evening.
Foursquare empresses every time. We are always excited to read through the menu, and the decision is never easy. Nearly every item offers excitement and curiosity, as they pair unexpected flavors, and describe each dish only just enough. Once the food comes, there is always so much more to taste than you anticipated, even from the alluring description. Every. Bite. Is. Magnificent. Do not skimp. Order a cocktail, appetizer, entree, and desert. You won't be sorry.
My boyfriend and I went to celebrate our birthdays and we had a great time! Delicious food, truly wonderful mix of flavors in each dish. Our waiter seemed new and the portion sizes are small, which doesn't bother me but it was a point of complaint by my boyfriend. Would definitely recommend it and go back again for a special occasion! Thanks!
Chef 's menu is always a winner. Put that in a traditional Four Square Georgian Home setting with wrap around screened in porch seating and you always have a hit. Wonderful place to take out of town guests, meet neighbors or celebrate special occasions.
Four Square was possibly the best meal me and my wife ever ate! Seth Lange, our waiter, was outstanding and the tasting menu provided to us was out of this world. I couldnt find a flaw in the food or the service. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone!!!
Great food and great service! The duck confit (special that night) is not to be missed if it is on the menu when you arrive. The duck was cooked perfectly! Nice wine selection.
We have been patronising Four Square since its 2nd year of business and have never been disappointed in the service, food/wine knowledge of the staff or the quality and inventiveness of the food.
FOUR SQUARE Restaurant deserves all their wonderful accolades. From the minute one enters this charming old house, warmth along with superior hospitality continues throughout the evening. The chefs seasonally changing menu delights the palette for sure. The combination of farm to table natural ingredients blended with the chefs creativity makes it difficult to choose appetizers, entrees and desserts. Making a choice is a wonderful problem to have when dining out. FOUR SQUARE will remain at the top of our list as it has since we moved here four years ago.
The Service Was Excellent. We Never Had To Ask For Anything (Water Or Wine To Be Refilled). The WaiT Staff Was Always In Close Proximity, But Never Annoying. The Food Recommendations Were Excellent.
Always great food and service here, and reasonably priced for all that the experience offers.
You can't quibble with Four Square's food. I've been 3 times now and never had anything bad. I've bragged enough about it to my wife that she couldn't wait to try it, so I took her for our anniversary. And Four Square did not disappoint. We had the carpaccio and baby romaine/pear salad openers and we both had the pan seared scallops as an entree. Everything was excellent (as expected), as was Silas' service, and the restaurant's surprising little "treat" for us for our anniversary. I'd say more, but it would all be just the same sort of glowing praise I've provided so far. So I'll save you the time. Go eat at Four Square -- you'll love it!
This was the best dinner i have experienced in the Durham area. The service was excellent and it was an amazing dining experience.
Four Square is a lovely old home that now houses a wonderful restaurant. The cuisine is inventive, the menu offered variety and the ambiance was friendly.
The service was wonderful and our waiter was very knowledgable about the wine and food. The room we were in upstairs was very cozy and quiet which is refreshing and no one had to shout to be heard. I ordered the salmon which was delicious. My husband had the filet of beef which he thought was a little chewy, but the sauce was very good. All in all, it was a lovely experience and we will return.
Tremendous staff and service. The food seemed a bit high in price for small portion size. The restaurant specializes in fresh, local and hormone free items.
I love this restaurant. The food is clever and and surprisely better than the description. And the service is A1!
My wife and I had a great experience at Four Square. We were seated right away at a great little table. The drinks took a bit longer than expected to arrive but it's barely worth mentioning. We had cauliflower soup and fried green tomatoe for a 1st course and the short ribs and crispy flounder for dinner. Everything was fantastic.
Excellent Tiger Prawns with a leek sauce. Beef short ribs were also excellent--tender and tasty. All were carefully prepared and presented. Service was attentive and not obtrusive. Four Square continues to offer a excellent dining experience and also offers consistent quality from visit to visit. One of our favorite restaurants in the Raleigh-Durham area..
We almost avoided this restaurant because of the 'not enough choices' and 'exotic food combination' comments. I am very glad we ignored them. It was getting late for Tday reservations and we were traveling through so we placed a reservation. The place is elegant yet comfortable, a smallish but adequate bar to wait for your table. An adequate wine menu and quite a few 'signature' cocktails. Our two starters of oysters and duck terrine were terrific. Main courses were traditional turkey which was okay not great and beef wellington which was very good. Desserts were a hit of chocolate cheesecake and pumpkin panna cotta. Overall a very pleasant surprise.
Located in an old Victorian-type house, giving it a nice ambiance. Had the fried green tomatoes with goat cheese for appetizer; the tomatoes were deliciously crisp on the outside. Husband had cauliflower soup, which was tasty but which was served lukewarm. Turkey main course was the best turkey I've ever had: tender, tasty, moist, & delicious. Mashed potatoes were also delicious. I did not like the rye stuffing or the pickled green beans. Collards were good for those who like collards; I'm not a huge fan, so didn't eat them. Husband had Beef Wellington, which we thought was so-so. Desserts were excellent: caramel cheesecake, and a rich & strong dark chocolate torte with dehydrated caramel, which must be tried to be understood.
We went here for the Thanksgiving diner. After reading the reviews on Yelp, I was a bit worried. There seemed to be a spate of bad reviews several years ago. However, I was pleasantly surprised. Everything, including the service, was excellent, quite innovative, and most importantly very flavorful. I think I'm pretty picky. I'm well traveled, sous vide at home regularly, and roast my own coffee beans. All in all, I thought it was a bargain at $60/person.
First-timers... unique menu... looks like it changes often.
This special occasion meal was exceptional, although dinners there are always outstanding. From the amuse-bouches (amuse-gueules) to the irresistibly sinful desserts, count on quality and great care - taste and presentation both A+. Stars of this dinner were the cauliflower soup, mussels, short ribs with smoked-gouda polenta, butterscotch pudding. It isn't cheap but never overpriced.
Our evening was filled with wonderful food, presented nicely, creative menu selections and lovely wine offerings. The only problem we had was trying to find the restaurant. We are not familiar with Durham and apparently neither was our GPS. Once we arrived we were greeted in a friendly manner (although we were late for our reservations) and the evening was great.
We have been trying to get here every since my son started at Duke. Finally made it and we were all pleased. We will definitely be back when visiting the Durham area.


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Three ingredients, 10 minutes and dinner is ready! Submitted by GOT2RUN Carbs: 25g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 7g | Protein: 9.1g | Calories: 122.7
Easy to make, and you probably have all the ingredients on hand already. Submitted by JEEP_GIRL Carbs: 16.3g | Fat: 2.7g | Fiber: 3.7g | Protein: 11.1g | Calories: 133.1
My husband asks for this soup even though he hates cauliflower. The vegetable is well disguised by the creamy consistence of this blended soup. Submitted by KATYBUGGED Carbs: 21.4g | Fat: 6.3g | Fiber: 4.1g | Protein: 11.6g | Calories: 183.1
This is (a) an improvement on Corner Bakery Cafe's Mom's Chicken Noodle Soup; (b) a large pot of vitamin-rich, naturally sweet, nutritious, chicken soup that (c) is very easy to make, (d) freezes well, (e) feeds about a dozen hungry people, and (f) I make throughout the year after having and making many different variations on a theme for many years Submitted by KEEPITMOVING Carbs: 3.9g | Fat: 2.3g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 16.7g | Calories: 105.4
Very similar to the soup at Olive garden. 6 grams of fiber and over 14 grams of protein per serving!! Submitted by KRISTIN_SHARP Carbs: 50.1g | Fat: 11g | Fiber: 6.1g | Protein: 14.3g | Calories: 351.2
Olive Garden's Soup or Zuppa, this is my low sodium, lower in fat version of my favorite soup to dine out for. Easy to make and leftovers are even tastier the next day! Great along side a salad for lunch or beginning course at dinner. Submitted by TMARIE40 Carbs: 20g | Fat: 2.1g | Fiber: 5.2g | Protein: 12g | Calories: 141.9
If you love Minestrone, you will love this recipe!! In my opinion this is better than Olive Garden's Minestrone soup. I love that you can make it as thick or thin as you want. Try adding some red wine for a more authentic flavor. I left the wine out in order to shave calories. Submitted by DIVA3993 Carbs: 63.6g | Fat: 4.5g | Fiber: 17.5g | Protein: 19.2g | Calories: 364.3
Very satisfying. A large pot of soup that tastes even better the next day. Submitted by JUSTMISHY Carbs: 28.7g | Fat: 3.5g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 5.2g | Calories: 157.6
Very satisfying and high in nutrients. A main dish soup. Submitted by GRAMMAELLEN Carbs: 28.9g | Fat: 4.4g | Fiber: 4.7g | Protein: 18.5g | Calories: 229.5
from www.thekitchn.com: Submitted by CITYGIRL666 Carbs: 14.1g | Fat: 14.2g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 1.8g | Calories: 188
Super easy and super delicous egg drop soup! Low in calories and high in taste! Submitted by SHEREESZYMANSKI Carbs: 5.2g | Fat: 3.8g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 8.4g | Calories: 92.5
Lofat and great on a cold day! Submitted by BATLEACTS Carbs: 27.5g | Fat: 5g | Fiber: 5.7g | Protein: 25g | Calories: 248.5
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63 calories, 2 grams of fat and 300 mil of sodium Submitted by JIMTERRIBAK Carbs: 5.8g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 6.4g | Calories: 81.7
Submitted by KYLEECHRIS Carbs: 9.6g | Fat: 5.8g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 23.9g | Calories: 187.4
This recipe is from Barefoot Contessa, Back to Basics. Submitted by JHEALY422 Carbs: 32.9g | Fat: 15.5g | Fiber: 3.9g | Protein: 26g | Calories: 383.3
This is NOT a 'healthy' recipe. This is the way my mother, a real Greek, makes it... although the bouillon is a recent addition. Restaurants often just use the egg whites; my mother uses whole eggs. Submitted by KYRRDIS Carbs: 15.8g | Fat: 3.4g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 10.2g | Calories: 137.3


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One of the most important insights of Reformed theology is the unity of the works of the Trinity. Calvinists believe that God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit are united in the work of redeeming lost mankind. We do not believe that they act against one another or even on one another, but with one another in our salvation. For instance, Jesus did not die to convince the Father to change His attitude toward us from enmity to love. Rather, Jesus died on the cross because of the Father's love for us, as John 3:16 says: "For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life." The Father and Son are united in their work for the salvation of those who believe: the Father electing and sending His Son; the Son atoning for the sins of those chosen and given to Him by the Father (John 6:37–40). The same harmony exists between the Son and the Spirit. Jesus did not die for the sins of all people, only to have the Holy Spirit apply the benefits of His work merely to some. Rather, the Holy Spirit regenerates precisely the people for whom Jesus offered His atoning death, so that the work of the second and third persons of the Trinity harmonizes perfectly. Keep Reading -
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Sometimes it is less important to have the right answers than to have the right questions. A man named Saul thought he did not need to ask any questions. He had all the answers. The most important question, according to Saul, was "How can I be good enough for God?" He thought he had that answer down cold. The only problem was, he was wrong. American humorist Will Rogers could have told Saul, "It's not what you don't know that will get you in trouble, but what you know for certain that just ain't so." Saul's problem lay in the question "How can I be good enough?" The answer, of course, is that he couldn't. But he didn't understand the holiness of God. No one who is separated from God understands his holiness. To tell you the truth, not many Christians do either. Keep Reading -
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I think Cordelia is lovely, kind o f quirky but charming. It's been getting a lot of love around the forums lately
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I agree with alexa400... I love its quirkiness...
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It's one of my favourite names ever! Gorgeous, elegant, a girl who can hold her own and more. The Shakespeare connection is a bonus for me (I first heard it in Anne of Green Gables- one of my favourite series since forever- and loved it for the sound, long before I had read any Shakespeare). ladyliterature, great username by the way!
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You will need to install git.
There is a Debian package called git-core
that you can install if you use Debian or Ubuntu. If you are using Windows, then visit http://code.google.com/p/msysgit/. Mac OS X users may visit http://code.google.com/p/git-osx-installer/. Otherwise, visit http://git.or.cz and download the latest source.
If you are a developer that is registered with the ERC project on Savannah, you will want to do the following, replacing loginname
with your Savannah login name.
git clone ssh://email@example.com/srv/git/erc.git
Note that this will not work until you have added your SSH key to Savannah.
If you do not have developer access but wish to track the latest development changes, do one of the following instead. If you are behind a restrictive firewall, use the second method; otherwise, use the first method.
git clone git://git.sv.gnu.org/erc.git
git clone http://git.sv.gnu.org/r/erc.git
To see a list of the available branches, run the following command in the checked out copy of ERC.
git branch -r
Here is a description of the available branches.
HEAD | The branch you are currently on |
master | Main development branch |
emacs23 | Emacs 23 integration branch |
erc-status | Experimental branch containing erc-status.el, which can show a status icon in the notification area. Requires Emacs from CVS, plus the systray support patch. |
If you want to browse the available branches via the web, visit http://git.sv.gnu.org/gitweb/?p=erc.git;a=summary.
The default branch that you get when cloning the ERC project is master
To see which branch you are currently on, do:
git branch
To check out a branch, do the following. This changes the contents of the current directory to match that branch, rather than creating a new directory.
git checkout [branch name]
For the shared branch, this would be the following.
git checkout master
To keep up-to-date on the latest ERC happenings, run git's pull
command from the directory that contains your copy of ERC.
git pull origin
This will update ERC, taking care to preserve any changes that you have checked in to your local copy.
If you have made some changes that you would like to commit to the ERC project, first you will need to provide a name and email address. This information is used in the change log for each change you commit. To do this, edit the .gitconfig
file in your home directory to include the following contents.
[user] name = Your Name Goes Here email = firstname.lastname@example.com
Now you are ready to make the change log, and then commit. Read on for the change log instructions before doing the commit.
If you wish to commit just a few files that you have changed, instead of all the files that you have changed, then do the following.
git add changed-file-1 git add changed-file-2 git commit
If you instead wish to commit all changes in one go, then do:
git commit -a
In both cases, git will open an editor that you can use to make a log message. Add a brief one-line description of your changes at the top of the file.
The rest of the file (keeping a blank line after the very first line) is for describing your changes in detail. If you want, you can either leave this blank or just copy the relevant part of your ChangeLog entry here. The information you use here will appear in the erc-commit mailing list when you are done, once you have either pushed your changes or a developer has committed a patch that you have sent.
Make sure that you have described your changes in the ChangeLog file before committing, or at minimum, use ChangeLog-style syntax in your log entries (or something similar to it).
Here is one example of an acceptable commit log.
erc-track: Allow switching to buffer with most important message type first * erc-track.el (erc-track-switch-direction): Add 'importance option. (erc-modified-channels-display): If erc-track-switch-direction is 'importance, call erc-track-sort-by-importance. (erc-track-face-priority): New function that returns a number indicating the position of a face in erc-track-faces-priority-list. (erc-track-sort-by-importance): New function that sorts erc-modified-channels-list according to erc-track-face-priority. (erc-track-get-active-buffer): Make 'oldest a rough opposite of 'importance. * NEWS: Mention this change.
If you have changes that you have committed to ERC, they are only local to your copy of ERC so far. If you want to share them, you must either push them back to the shared repo, or email them to the erc-discuss AT gnu.org mailing list.
If you have developer access to the shared archive, you can push changes back by doing:
git push origin
If you do not yet have developer access, read on.
You may send your changes via email by doing:
git format-patch -M origin
and then sending the generated patch files to the erc-discuss mailing list. Be sure to describe your changes and include a sample ChangeLog entry for them. Be sure that the patch is the body of the message, and not an attachment. Any comments that you wish to make, but don't want to appear in the commit log, should be placed between the "---
" and the diffstat.
If you want to send the resulting patches from the commandline, rather than opening up an email client, you can do the following, where PATCH-FILE is the file that git format-patch
git send-email --to email@example.com PATCH-FILE
If you want commit access to the shared ERC repository on Savannah, then register an account at http://sv.gnu.org/ (be sure to add an SSH key), browse to the ERC project at http://sv.gnu.org/p/erc, and request to be add to the group. It would be best to send some patches to the erc-discuss AT gnu.org mailing list first, so that we know that you know what you are doing.
You must also be willing to sign a copyright assignment for your changes to ERC, since ERC is a GNU project. The current maintainer (mwolson AT gnu.org) will assist you in this process if you contact him.
DVC (see DistributedVersionControl) is a highly-recommended Emacs add-on that allows you to see changes that you have made, log messages, and (eventually) merging changes easily between branches.
Alternatively, the development version of Emacs should include some regular VC bindings for git, so that you can use the same key-bindings that you would use for CVS.
git's documentation may be browsed at the git website. There has been a significant effort since March 2007 to make the documentation more thorough and easy to read. Several tutorials are there, as well as a User's Manual.


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The Beacon
Oceana's blog about the latest ocean news, policy and science.
Stand Up for the Deep
Deep ocean species grow slowly and produce few offspring, making them very vulnerable to overfishing. But the European Union fleet in the North-East Atlantic fishes down to depths of 1,500 meters, using bottom-fishing gear that destroys thousand-year-old corals and sponge beds. Even more worrying, up to 80 percent of trawl catches are discarded and thrown away.
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Creature Feature: Polar Bear
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Creature Feature: Atlantic Puffin
Fantastic coloring and undeniable charm makes the Atlantic puffin one of the most popular and recognizable seabird species—but there's a lot more to these sturdy birds than you'd first expect.
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CEO Note: Conservation Needs Strong International Trade Laws
Conservation is an international challenge, especially when it comes to our oceans. Earlier this month the presidents and CEOs of 24 leading conservation organizations, including Oceana, send a letter to U.S. Trade Representative Michael Froman urging him to incorporate fisheries subsidies reform into the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Creature Feature: Clownfish
The brightly-colored clownfish needs no introduction—the reef fish is one of the most recognizable fish in the world. But aside from being the star of Disney's "Finding Nemo," the clownfish has some impressive adaptations and a strange life history.
There are actually 30 species in the clownfish family, but two are the orange-striped fish everyone knows from the big screen. The orange clownfish (Amphiprion percula) and the ocellaris clownfish, or false clownfish, (Amphiprion ocellaris) look nearly identical, but they're actually two different species. If you get close enough, you can tell them apart by counting the number of dorsal spines on their backs—the orange clownfish has 10 and the ocellaris clownfish has 11.
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Support Renewable Energy - Opinion in Florida's Sun Sentinel
Today I wrote an opinion piece for South Florida's Sun Sentinel about the need for renweable energy. I'd like to share mystory with you, and I hope you'll pass it along to your family and friends.
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Rashida Jones Talks Up Oceana and Belize on Jimmy Fallon
Last week, Oceana traveled to Belize with actresses Rashida Jones and Angela Kinsey. They spent four days visiting the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, the largest coral reef in the entire western hemisphere, and learning about ocean conservation in Belize.
After returning from the trip, Jones talked about Oceana and her experience snorkeling with nurse sharks on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon." Check out the clip below!
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Creature Feature: Harp Seal
There's no doubt that harp seal pups are perilously cute. But did you know that once they grow up, these seals migrate thousands of miles each year?
Named after the dark, harp-shaped patterns on the backs of adult seals, harp seals are widespread in the chilly waters of the North Atlantic and Arctic Oceans. They spend their summers far north, and then migrate south each winter to breed on the pack ice.
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Four reasons to be thankful for Oceana supporters
We'd like to send out a great big "Thank you" to all of our activists and supporters this Thanksgiving.
Oceana's grassroots activists have taken action over 600,000 times this year—sending letters, calling legislators, joining demonstrations—and all this hard work has led to some amazing victories.
Oceana can only win protections for ocean creatures and ecosystems because of our supporters. Here are some of the victories they helped win this year:
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EU deep sea fishery protection in one infographic
Rainbow colored tropical fish, jumping dolphins, and incredible sea turtles are often what comes to mind when thinking of the oceans. The deep sea, dark and less colorful, but possibly even more awe-inspiring, can sometimes be ignored since it is so far below our world. That may be why, in the European Union (EU), the main regulation to manage fisheries occurring in this fragile world have not been updated since 2002.
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> Org-mode's [http://orgmode.org/manual/index.html manual], [http://orgmode.org/guide/ compact guide], the community maintained [http://orgmode.org/worg Worg] (which includes tutorial, ideas, code snippets, etc.,) and can be accessed at [http://orgmode.org its homepage]. [http://www.network-theory.co.uk/org/manual/ Paperback manual] is also available. [http://gnu.manticore.es/manual-org-emacs El Manual de Org], traduccioón al español para 23.1.
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> * [http://orgmode.org/worg/exporters/ox-overview.html The New Org-mode Exporter Framework] - ''As of release 8.0, Org-mode has transitioned to a new export framework, authored primarily (entirely?) by Nicolas Goaziou…''
Org-mode is an Emacs mode for note keeping, project planning, TODO lists and authoring. It is included from Emacs 22.1 onward as default.
Org-mode's manual, compact guide, the community maintained Worg (which includes tutorial, ideas, code snippets, etc.,) and can be accessed at its homepage. Paperback manual is also available. El Manual de Org, traduccioón al español para 23.1.
The development version is at:
git clone git://repo.or.cz/org-mode.git
There is a Ubuntu repository with the latest for non-cvs Emacs. Add the following to your /etc/apt/sources.list
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/hexmode/ubuntu gutsy main deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/hexmode/ubuntu gutsy main
David O'Toole has written a general tutorial with screenshots. It has been translated into Chinese, French, Hungarian, Japanese and Korean. Worg has many tutorials on specific features. Charles Cave has has written on using date and times. Bernt Hansen describes his use and customizations of Org-mode in 70(!) pages long document, which assumes basic familiarity with Org.
One of the major influences in 2006/2007 on task organization has been the book Getting Things Done (GTD). Using Org-mode for GTD has been described by Charles Cave and a modest example configuration has been given here.
Both John Wiegley and Sacha Chua have described day planner usage. Another piece by SachaChua is "A day in the life with Org".
You can publish to HTML using 'C-c C-e h'
, or you can use BhlMode for LaTeX or HTML output. Just switch modes before exporting ('M-x bhl-mode'
). BhlMode should automatically recognize the asterisks as marking sections and subsections. See EmacsOutlineToHtml for other alternatives.
org-publish.el (this comes in the latest version of org-mode) by DavidOtoole is a publishing management system for creating websites composed of all the files within a project (including OrgMode files, images, and source code, if desired).
If you're using WindMove, CuaMode or MTorus (with default keybindings), you might want to disable the Org Mode keybindings for Shift+arrow keys:
(setq org-replace-disputed-keys t)
(This need to be done before org.el is loaded, or requires a restart of Emacs to be effective.)
This will result in the following replacements:
If AllOut from Emacs 21 is loaded before org.el, you will be getting a Wrong type argument ((keymapp nil))
error. This was fixed in Emacs 22.
If you are forced to use Emacs 21, either install a newer version of allout.el, or make sure that org.el is loaded before allout.el. For example, use (require 'org)
before requiring allout.
If you're using session.el (EmacsSession), you need to excempt a circular data structure from saving:
(add-to-list 'session-globals-exclude 'org-mark-ring)
If you're using Emacs 23 and Org 7.5, then you can also have some pseudo-compatability while maintaining CUA support with Lisp:org-cua-dwim.el
If you publish external sources to org mode agenda files, you'll need to refresh those files after changes occur. Try this snippet to reload those files.
(defun org-reload () (interactive) (switch-to-buffer "mail.org") (revert-buffer nil 1) (org-agenda nil "a") (delete-other-windows))
This function uses org-mode support for plain list to facilitate dragging URLs from a webbrowser (or other apps) to an org-mode buffer:
(defadvice dnd-insert-text (around org-mouse-dnd-insert-text activate) (if (eq major-mode 'org-mode) (progn (cond ;; if this is the end of the line then just insert text here ((eolp) (skip-chars-backward " \t") (kill-region (point) (point-at-eol)) (unless (looking-back ":") (insert ":")) (insert " ")) ;; if this is the beginning of the line then insert before ((and (looking-at " \\|\t") (save-excursion (skip-chars-backward " \t") (bolp))) (beginning-of-line) (looking-at "[ \t]*") (open-line 1) (indent-to (- (match-end 0) (match-beginning 0))) (insert "+ ")) ;; if this is a middle of the line, then insert after (t (end-of-line) (newline t) (indent-relative) (insert "+ "))) (insert text) (beginning-of-line)) ad-do-it))
(setq org-agenda-files (file-expand-wildcards "~/org/*.org"))
To make header lines more apparently visible in the buffer, set them a background color and change this part of 'org-set-font-lock-defaults'
, so that the header line is drawn across the screen:
;; Headlines '("^\\(\\**\\)\\(\\* \\)\\(.*\xa\\)" (1 (org-get-level-face 1)) (2 (org-get-level-face 2)) (3 (org-get-level-face 3)))
The only change is the `\xa' character is added before the last closing paren.
To follow links with RET, rather than a 2 key combo:
(setq org-return-follows-link t)
You can also make TAB follow links in a similar way.
To open links of type [~/test.pdf::3] i.e. open file at page 3:
(delete '("\\.pdf\\'" . default) org-file-apps) (add-to-list 'org-file-apps '("\\.pdf::\\([0-9]+\\)\\'" . "evince \"%s\" -p %1"))
To open a link with a program other than the default(e.g. modify a pdf rather than read it):
(defun my-org-open-at-point() (interactive) (let ((org-file-apps '(("\\.pdf\\'" . "xournal %s")))) (org-open-at-point) ))
Org-Mode provide org-table-sort-lines C-c ^
to sort all the table lines based on a column. But sometime one need to sort just one column :
(defun org-table-sort-column () "Sort table column at point." (interactive) (let* ((thisline (org-current-line)) (thiscol (org-table-current-column)) (otc org-table-overlay-coordinates) beg end bcol ecol tend tbeg column lns pos) (when (equal thiscol 0) (if (org-called-interactively-p 'any) (setq thiscol (string-to-number (read-string "Use column N for sorting: "))) (setq thiscol 1)) (org-table-goto-column thiscol)) (org-table-check-inside-data-field) (if (org-region-active-p) (progn (setq beg (region-beginning) end (region-end)) (goto-char beg) (setq column (org-table-current-column) beg (point-at-bol)) (goto-char end) (setq end (point-at-bol 2))) (setq column (org-table-current-column) pos (point) tbeg (org-table-begin) tend (org-table-end)) (if (re-search-backward org-table-hline-regexp tbeg t) (setq beg (point-at-bol 2)) (goto-char tbeg) (setq beg (point-at-bol 1))) (goto-char pos) (if (re-search-forward org-table-hline-regexp tend t) (setq end (point-at-bol 1)) (goto-char tend) (setq end (point-at-bol)))) (setq beg (move-marker (make-marker) beg) end (move-marker (make-marker) end)) (untabify beg end) (goto-char beg) (org-table-goto-column column) (skip-chars-backward "^|") (setq bcol (point)) (goto-char end) (previous-line) (org-table-goto-column column) (skip-chars-forward "^|") (setq ecol (point)) (org-table-copy-region bcol ecol nil) (setq lns (mapcar (lambda (x) (cons (org-sort-remove-invisible (substring-no-properties x) ) x)) ( mapcar 'car org-table-clip))) (setq lns (org-do-sort lns "Column" )) (setq org-table-clip (mapcar 'list (mapcar 'cdr lns))) (goto-char beg) (org-table-goto-column column) (org-table-paste-rectangle) (org-goto-line thisline) (org-table-goto-column thiscol) (when otc (org-table-toggle-coordinate-overlays)) (message "%d element sorted in column %d" (length lns) column)))
Org Mode can be easily configured to help edit Wikipedia articles by changing outline-regexp in the mode hook:
(add-hook 'org-mode-hook '(lambda () (setq outline-regexp "=+")))
If you use WThreeM, add the following instead:
(setq w3m-form-textarea-edit-mode 'org-mode) (add-hook 'w3m-form-input-textarea-mode-hook '(lambda nil (setq outline-regexp "=+")))
Discussion should probably be moved to the Talk page
Org.el is now part of CVS Emacs. Great!
Google's Code Hosting feature has a new wiki engine. Syntax is a simplified version of MoinMoin?. Here's the neat bit: all changes are checked into the subversion repository in the wiki directory – each file has a *.wiki extension. Would it be possible to use org-mode to edit these? 'Publish' would be bound to 'svn-checkin' (or however that works). They support tags, too! Here's the announcement: http://google-code-updates.blogspot.com/2006/12/happy-holidays-open-source-developers.html
The HTML exporter define anchor for section and subsection to navigate the document, is it possible to name the anchor like the section number it point to ?
If I have sections 1, 1.1, 1.2 and 2, the section 1.1 has an anchor called sec-2, section 2 has an anchor called 4, why not using sec-1.1, sec-1.2, sec-2 ?
Regards. – DanielDehennin
I use the Icalendar export capability to include my tasks to a shared webbased calendar.
I use mutli-state TODOs, I want them to appear in the ics file only for 1 state, example: #+SEQ_TODO: TO-PLAN WAITING CONFIRMED DONE
I output to the shared calendar only CONFIRMED tasks, others are for my personal organisation.
As I don't want to export everything I modified 'org-print-icalendar-entries' to add a condition: only print entries which don't match a regexp (only interesting part is past):
(when (not (string-match my-org-ical-exclude hd)) (princ (format "BEGIN:VEVENT %s %s SUMMARY:%s END:VEVENT\n" (org-ical-ts-to-string ts "DTSTART") (org-ical-ts-to-string ts2 "DTEND" inc) hd))) (setq my-org-ical-exclude "\\(TO-PLAN\\|WAITING\\|DONE\\)")
May be a better way to do this is to have special #+ICAL_EXCLUDE/#+ICAL_INCLUDE ?
Regards. – DanielDehennin
Are there any plans to integrate OrgMode with Oddmuse and OddmuseMode? I'm planning to start planning using OrgMode but since I collaborate with co-workers I need something bidirectional. The files in ~/org are not. But since I'm also evaluating OddmuseMode I thought a combination might be a very good idea. You immediately gain published plans. One would have to write a modul for Oddmuse, obviously, to understand the special markup. In this the user-defined keywords from OrgMode might be placed onto a specially named page.
Well, this is just brainstorming and since I didn't actually use OrgMode for anything yet I might be talking rubbish. But it sounds good to me. --StefanKamphausen
For somebody like me, it would be far easier to add Org Mode's markup rules to Oddmuse as a module. Then you could just use org-mode to write and oddmuse-mode to post. – AlexSchroeder
I envision a work-cycle like this:
There are however some details, like the user-defined keywords in OrgMode and probably lots of other stuff that I don't know about yet. Features like integration of OddMuse?'s blogging setup and calender-extension could be really neat. Ah, and HTML-checkboxes and JavaScript-Tree-Views and … oh sorry ;-) – StefanKamphausen
How does one implement this in Org? I have a library book that needs to be returned, but i don't want it showing up in my things to do until 3 days before it is due. In HowmMode (which I currently use) I would simply set the a deadline with advance notice to 3 and I'm done. – PeterMielke
Is this what you want ?
You can specify a different lead time for warnings for a specific deadlines using the following syntax. Here is an example with a warning period of 5 days `DEADLINE: <2004-02-29 Sun -5d>'
I see org has a global todo list which shows todo items from every agenda files. Is there a todo list command which shows todo items only from the current file in the same agenda buffer format as the global todo list?
Yes. There are many ways to do this.
1. You can use "<" to restrict the TODO list to the current buffer or "<<" to restrict it to the current headline.
2. You can add a filetag at the top of the file and then filter the TODO list by tag using "/".
3. You can write a custom agenda command that uses a different value for org-agenda-files. See http://orgmode.org/worg/org-tutorials/org-custom-agenda-commands.php.
Thanks. It seems I have lot to learn about org-mode. ☺
Before I saw your answer I came up with an other solution which fits my current approach, since at the moment I use files for context, so I always want buffer restricted todo lists:
(add-hook 'org-mode-hook 'my-org-mode-stuff) (defun my-org-mode-stuff () (local-set-key (kbd "<f12>") (lambda (arg) (interactive "P") (let ((org-agenda-files (list (buffer-file-name)))) (org-todo-list arg)))) ... )
If I start to use more org features I may switch to one of the methods you listed. Thanks again.
After a good nights sleep using the info you gave me I came up with an other solution which is less hackish, since it uses the regular user interface and it pushes the necessary keys automatically to show a buffer restricted todo list:
(add-hook 'org-mode-hook 'my-org-mode-stuff) (defun my-org-mode-stuff () (local-set-key (kbd "<f12>") (lambda () (interactive) (push ?t unread-command-events) (push ?< unread-command-events) (call-interactively 'org-agenda))) ... )
This is better than the previous one, because the agenda buffer shows the proper list even after a refresh. The previous solution showed the global todo list in that case.
I recently had to calculate the differences between log file timestamps. Eventually I figured out how to do this with emacs calc mode, and put the results together in org-mode spreadsheet tables. Here's my writeup on emacs, calc, org-mode, and timestamps.
Agree, org-mode ".org" export to MoinMoin? ".wiki" format would be fantastic. I don't think the original request was made clearly enough, I am just reiterating that there is a need.
shouldDo.org is an Org-Mode "spreadsheet" to help you focus on your ShouldDOs, activities you should be doing to achieve results/outcomes/impact.
shouldDo.org tracks your weekly progress as a "score" (where perfect equals 100) as you perform these activities.
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I had bought an ego-C last month. Quite enjoy it and it's helping me quit smoking. Recommended it to a a guy. He came up to me today and thanked me for recommending it saying he's been breathing better and he's quitting now too. It was nice. Also had a discussion with a guy about the reasons I don't personally stand for the Pledge of Allegiance (No, I don't. No I will not argue the point with you.)and he turned out to be a veteran. He said my views on it were quite legitimate and he was okay with it. Thanked him for his service and didn't have an argument. So all around interesting day.
I've been trying to get a NES recently. I've wanted one for years and decided I'd ask for one for my birthday. Well about the only reasonable place to get them is ebay considering everywhere else they're an arm and a leg having to buy the console alone and then all the things needed to actually play it.
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Mr. Jeffrey Lee Chafin, an American, prevented his separated Scottish wife, Mrs. Lynn Hales Chafin, from leaving the United States with their daughter, E.C.. Mrs. Chafin successfully obtained a return order from the District Court for the Northern District of Alabama pursuant to the International Children Abduction Remedies Act, an Act passed by Congress as a result of the Hague Convention of the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction. Mr. Chafin appealed the return order, but the Eleventh Circuit declared the case moot because Mrs. Chafin and E.C. had already returned to Scotland. On appeal to the Supreme Court of the United States, Mr. Chafin argues that a court's inability to enforce its judgment does not render a case moot. Mrs. Chafin counters that allowing an appeal after a return order would conflict with the purposes of the Hague Convention. This decision implicates issues of comity between nations, and rights of American parents.
Under the International Child Abduction Remedies Act 42 U.S.C. §§ 11601-11610 (2000) and the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction, a parent may file a petition for return of their minor child/custodian to the child's country of habitual residence if it appears that the child has been wrongfully abducted. Once an Order has issued from the District Court returning the child to the petitioning custodian and an appeal has been filed by the respondent the Circuits are spilt as to whether the return of the child to the country of habitual residence renders the appeal moot.
The Eleventh Circuit, in Bekier v. Bekier, 248 F.3d 1051 (2001), held that such an appeal is clearly moot since the relief sought by petitioner has been granted and the Court had "no authority 'to give opinions on moot questions or abstract propositions ... which cannot affect the matter in issue in the case before [the Court].'" Bekier at 1054. The Court provided that no actual affirmative relief could be provided to the appellant. However, this decision and others like it has come under great scrutiny by other Circuits. Specifically the Fourth Circuit, in Fawcett v. McRoberts, 326 F.3d 491 (2003), has held that "[c]ompliance with a trial court's order does not moot an appeal (of a Petition for Return of Custody under the aforementioned Acts) if it remains possible to undo the effects of compliance or if the order will have a continuing impact on future action." Fawcett at 494.
The Fourth Circuit in Fawcett held that even after the return of a child in compliance with the lower court's order that "this Court can [affect the matter in issue]." Id. To consider the merits of an appeal and potentially reverse the lower court's decision would have a considerable effect.
In contrast, the Eleventh Circuit's unfathomable position on this particular matter eliminates the basis and purpose of the appeal process. Whether an appeal of a District Court's ruling on a Petition for Return of Children pursuant to International Child Abduction Remedies Act and the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction becomes moot after the child at issue returns to his or her country of habitual residence, as in the Eleventh Circuit's Bekier case, leaving the United States Court system lacking any power or jurisdiction to affect any further issue in the matter or should the United States Courts retain power over their own appellate process, as in the Fourth Circuit's Fawcett case, and maintain jurisdiction throughout the appellate process giving the concerned party an opportunity for proper redress.
Oral argument: Jan. 12, 2010
Appealed from: Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals (Sept. 16, 2008)
Petitioner Timothy Abbott and Respondent Jacquelyn Abbott divorced in Chile. The Chilean court granted the mother custody of their son while allowing the father only visitation rights. At the mother's request, the Chilean court issued a ne exeat order prohibiting either parent from removing the child from Chile without the agreement of both parents. Without the father's consent, the mother brought her son to the United States. The father asks the Supreme Court to decide whether the ne exeat order constitutes a right of custody under the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction. A right of custody ruling would mandate return to Chile. This case will primarily impact international child custody battles where one parent abducts a child to or from the United States.
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