WELCOME

In case you are wondering if Google Home is working

Oct. 20, 2017 by Catherine Pope

In case you are wondering if Google Home is working (or just in theory), Google's own Android TV app is already working, and it's not the first time the company has attempted to prevent users from downloading its own apps.

When I check a Google Home app, I can see the link to download apps that are already running on my Android TV. Google Home is already using its own network, though. While that may be a problem for Android TV, it's not an issue for Android TV's app design. The "LINKED ACCOUNT" feature is an extension of the "linked account" feature.

Google has also taken note of the fact that this bug is a problem for Android TV's apps, too.

We've reached out to Google for comment.

UPDATE: According to Google Home, this bug is fixed through a patch at 5:10 AM PDT on March 4th.For nearly two years the American Civil Liberties Union and its allies — led by former U.S. Senator Jim Webb — have been pushing for the ban on all abortion in all American schools. We've also been lobbying Congress to allow it in all high school.

So when the American Right started circulating a letter to President Obama last fall, many conservatives came up with some very interesting ideas. They called for universal preborn screening and for an end to the federal mandate for prenatal care when it comes to pregnant women. The idea was simple: We need to ban all abortions at Planned Parenthood, but not all.

So the ACLU and other groups filed a lawsuit in federal court, asking Congress to block the mandate. The judge was joined by the conservative Center for Medical Progress, which is suing, among others, the state of Michigan, for mandating the elimination of all prenatal screening and for a nationwide requirement that all prenatal care centers meet a minimum standard for quality.

The state of Michigan, which has a law requiring all newborns to be screened by a doctor before they're born, took the case in a 4-2 decision in March, and has since added the requirement to its existing law. But, of course, the ACLU has not won.

So we're talking about the most radical change yet. While we think that we can do so, we're also concerned that the law will not only discourage women from accessing safe and effective health care, it could also further stigmatize and stigmatize the entire population, which is why we've been fighting to expand prenatal care to all pregnant women.