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Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy praised Wikipedia, the free online encyclopedia open for editing by almost any Internet user, during remarks at the Salzburg Academy of Media and Global Change in Austria this week.

"The cyber age has tremendous potential, as indicated with Wikipedia," Kennedy said. "But if it bypasses space and time where there's just this obsession with the present this neglect of our heritage and history then our world will change."

Kennedy also said, "Journalists have to begin to understand we are in a new world" as a result of the changes wrought by the 'cyber age.' "

Kennedy's comments about the challenges posed by new technology come as Chief Justice John Roberts spoke in New Zealand lamenting the problems new technology poses for the U.S. Supreme Court.

While court watchers are preoccupied with President Trump's travel ban litigation heading to the Supreme Court and rumors of Kennedy's potential retirement, the high court and justices appear focused on the challenges of new technology and modernizing its systems. On Friday, the Supreme Court is overhauling its website so that it will display "an updated look and improved layout, content, and design."

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It appears the Toronto Blue Jays players and manager aren't the only ones upset with the work of umpre Will Little.

Things got heated in the fifth inning of the Blue Jays gameagainst the Oakland Athletics on Thursday when manager John Gibbons was ejected for arguing balls and strikes. Starting pitcher Marcus Stroman surrendered a career-high six walks in 4 2/3 innings pitched, but he didn't receive the hook for his poor control. That's because shortly after Gibbons was ejected, both Stroman and catcher Russell Martin were also tossed for disagreeing with Little on the strike zone.

And in the tradition of sports fans being angry about something online, an (apparent) Blue Jays fan exacted a measure of revenge against Little on Wikipedia.

Toronto trailed 3-1 at the time of the ejections, but erased that two-run deficit, and a 4-3 hole in the ninth inning, to send the game into extra innings. They went on to win on a Steve Pearce walk-off grand slam in the 10th.

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Star football player lost the expensive item while jet skiing at the lake.

Adrianne Haney, WXIA 8:04 PM. EDT July 26, 2017

ATLANTA -- The work of Internet trolls is never done.

On Tuesday, 11Alive reported how Falcons' wide receiver Julio Jones lost his $100,000+ earring in the waters of Lake Lanier while jet skiing. The superstar of the team said he was riding on the lake when he apparently hit a boat wake and was tossed into the water.

He came back up, but the earring didn't.

News of Jones hiring a dive team to search for the diamond made headlines online, with many cracking jokes about the Falcons' Super Bowl loss ("While they are at it could they search for the 28-3 lead they lost as well?") and comparing it to that time Kim Kardashian lost a diamond earring of her own.

Julio Jones hires dive team to search for $100K diamond earring he lost in lake while jet skiing, per @11AliveNews https://t.co/A1G1jSVBrk pic.twitter.com/9mPDWIiZms

The joke carried over (briefly) to Wikipedia, too, after someone edited the entry for Lake Lanier to read "Julio Jones' earring was found by pirates here, so don't look for it." The new line was short-lived, though, and was later taken down.

As for Jones, he's still without his earring --divers ultimately rose from the water empty-handed. But the Falcons star said he's just glad no one got hurt.

"As long as I'm good, it's materialistic stuff," he said. "You can always get that kind of stuff back."

UP-CLOSE |Divers descend into Lake Lanier to find $100Kearring

H/T to Twitter user Ben Anderson

2017 WXIA-TV

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Russian Mil Mi-28 attack helicopter.

The dispute began in 2015, when six wooden crates arrived in Muuga Harbor from Dubai. In the crates were spare parts for helicopters destined for Russia, according to weekly Eesti Ekspress.

According to the cargo papers, the spare parts were for civilian helicopters, but the Ministry of Foreign Affairs strategic trade committee found that two engines that were part of the shipment could be used for the Russian Mil Mi-28 attack helicopter as well.

In connection with Russias involvement in Ukraine, the European Union has banned the sale or shipment of military equipment to Russia. Based on this directive, the Tax and Customs Board (MTA) fined shipper NTN EST in the amount of 1,600.

They justified the step stating the helicopter engines had been developed specially for the Mi-28 attack helicopter. The data they referred though was taken from a Wikipedia article.

The shipper and its lawyer, Gerly Kask, successfully contested the fine after the case passed all court tiers and eventually had to be taken up by the Supreme Court.

The court found that data published in Wikipedia wasnt sufficiently credible to justify an order of punishment, and that MTAs decision would have required an expertise, to be based on technical literature or on similar sources that could be properly ascertained.

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