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NEW ORLEANS – Messengers to the 2012 annual meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) elected Nathan Lino as SBC first vice president June 19 and Dave Miller as second vice president June 20.
Lino, church planting pastor of Northeast Houston Baptist Church in Humble, Texas, for the last 10 years, is a trustee of the International Mission Board and a former first vice president of the Southern Baptists of Texas Convention.
The only candidate for SBC first vice president, Lino was elected by acclamation as voiced by the traditional sole ballot of the recording secretary.
Lino was nominated by Ken Whitten, pastor of Idlewild Baptist Church in Lutz, Fla.
"If you want to look at the character of a pastor, look at three things in his life: Look at his family, look at his heart and look at his church," Whitten said in his nomination speech.
Lino believes the Baptist Faith and Message 2000 "can keep us tied in unity for years to come," Whitten said.
"Nathan believes the light that shines the farthest still shines the brightest at home," Whitten said, noting that the church also has a six-day a week pregnancy/medical ministry in Houston's Fifth Ward that he estimates will save the lives of 2,000 babies this year.
For Miller, an earlier vote narrowed the field to two candidates. Miller, Eric Hankins and Brad Atkins had each been nominated. Hankins had joined Miller in a runoff election, when none of the three had acquired a majority of votes.
Miller, pastor of Southern Hills Baptist Church in Sioux City, Iowa, and editor of SBCVoices.com, was nominated by Alan Cross, pastor of Gateway Baptist Church in Montgomery, Ala. Hankins, pastor of First Baptist Church in Oxford, Miss., was nominated by Clint Pressley, pastor of Hickory Grove Baptist Church in Charlotte, N.C. Atkins, pastor of Powdersville First Baptist Church in Easley, S.C., was nominated by Johnny Touchet, pastor of Mt. Moriah Baptist Church in Piedmont, S.C.
While the other two presenters lauded the accomplishments of their candidates, Cross focused on Miller's vision to bring unity to the Southern Baptist Convention. As the editor of a widely read blog – www.sbcvoices.com – Miller wants "to call all Baptists to be unified in our worship of Christ together," Cross said.
The final vote was 1,202 for Miller, or 59.5 percent of the ballots cast. Hankins received 798 votes, or 39.5 percent.


Soon enough it will be time to start pulling out that fall decor. Here is a free, easy and simple way to add to your fall decorations this year.
Download (link available at the bottom of the post) the free Definitions of Fall Printable from the bottom of the post. Then it's time to get creative!
First, I printed out the fall printables onto kraft paper card stock for a more rustic/fall look. Then I grabbed an old piece of barn wood that I had stashed away in our garage. It came from a barn that was recently torn down. After cutting the fall printables into squares, I simply used thumbtacks to attach the fall printable to the old barn wood. The total design time took about 5 minutes.
The quick fall printable sign works well on my mantle along with some other fall decorations that I added just by heading outside and looking around.
To bring in some bits of nature, I cut some of the plumes from the grasses out in our flower beds and added them in a glass vase. It's also easy to use acorns, nuts, hedge apples and more. Fill cake stands, vases, unique bowls and more with all of the outdoor items you find.
Use your creativity–there's no right or wrong way to decorate your home!


One of the most renowned French symphonic Rock bands of the 70's. Even if often compared to King Crimson, Shylock had their own distinctive personality. An intricate mixture of progressive complex structures and dark lyrical atmospheres. The band consisted of four virtuoso players: guitarist Frédéric l'Épée (later with Philarmonie), keyboardist Didier Lustig, bassist Serge Summa and drummer André Fisichella. Produced in 1978 Ile de fievre can be considered their absolute masterpiece.


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A late replacement and massive underdog, Andy Ruiz Jr. just shook up the world.
Ruiz (33-1, 22 KOs) spoiled the long-awaited U.S. debut of unified heavyweight champion and British star Anthony Joshua to score four knockdowns and record a spectacular upset via seventh-round TKO at Madison Square Garden.
Andy Ruiz Jr. took Anthony Joshua's heavyweight championship 😤
(via @DAZN_USA) pic.twitter.com/ZXVvjaxTJp
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) June 2, 2019
Not only did Ruiz get up off the canvas early in Round 3 in order to do what oddsmakers felt was nearly impossible, he showed tremendous poise, power and fearlessness in systematically dismantling Joshua (22-1, 21 KOs) to flip the heavyweight division upside down.
WE HAVE A FIGHT ON OUR HANDS LADIES AND GENTLEMEN!#JoshuaRuiz pic.twitter.com/Kf4zJBebne
— DAZN USA (@DAZN_USA) June 2, 2019
Ruiz, 29, a native of southern California, became the first boxer of Mexican descent to win a heavyweight title as he captured Joshua's IBF, WBA and WBO titles with excessive force and heart. The upset was arguably the biggest within the division since Hasim Rahman stopped Lennox Lewis in 2001 and brought back memories of James "Buster" Douglas' 1990 win over Mike Tyson.
"I just want to thank God for giving me this victory. Without him this wouldn't have been possible," Ruiz said. "This is what I have been dreaming about. This is what I have been working hard for, and I can't believe I just made my dreams come true."
The 29-year-old Joshua, the sport's biggest star globally, never quite recovered from a pair of shocking knockdowns in Round 3 that took place shortly after he dropped Ruiz for the first time in the American's career.
Ruiz never backed down from there despite letting Joshua off the hook in Round 4 when it was clear both fighters were heavily fatigued. Two knockdowns later in Round 7 and referee Michael Griffin jumped in at 1:27 to wave the fight off as Joshua was weary on his feet.
With the sold-out crowd, which was largely in favor of Joshua, stunned and silent following the stoppage, Ruiz jumped around the ring in wild celebration.
"Big respect to Andy, big big respect," Joshua said. "[He's a] good fighter. Thank you America. Thank you everyone for coming out this evening. Sorry I let my friends down, sorry I let my supporters down."
Ruiz, who signed with Premier Boxing Champions shortly before his April stoppage over Alexander Dimitrenko, took the fight with Joshua on just four weeks' notice after Jarrell "Big Baby" Miller failed a trio of drug tests. Now Ruiz becomes the power player in a renaissance division that also includes WBC champion Deontay Wilder and fellow unbeaten lineal champion Tyson Fury.
The third round should easily go down as the best of 2019 after Joshua landed a beautiful two-punch combination to floor Ruiz. But Joshua got caught shortly with a left hook and right hand to the top of the head to drop him. Ruiz followed up with an unanswered, 12-punch flurry in the corner that fell Joshua a second time as the champion was lucky to survive the round.
"That was my first time getting dropped on the floor," Ruiz said. "But you know what, it just made me stronger and made me want it even more. I just had to knock him down back.
"I didn't want to throw everything that I got. I wanted to hunt him down even more, work the body, work the head and just listen to the game plan. We just pulled it off, man."
The fight became tentative although Ruiz began to do a much better job getting inside Joshua's eight-inch reach advantage as it became clear AJ wasn't fully recovered from the earlier knockdowns. Ruiz hurt Joshua again in Round 7 and began to batter him with short power shots to produce a pair of knockdowns. Griffin gave Joshua every chance to continue but after AJ turned his back and walked toward the corner, Griffin waved it off.
"There's no excuses. It's my own fault. I got caught with a big shot," Joshua said. "Congratulations to him. I would have preferred it to be Deontay Wilder, do you know what I mean? But it wasn't. It was Andy Ruiz, and he deserves it, and the fame and fortune he's about to receive.
"I don't want anyone to kind of drown in their sorrows. This is boxing. It's all the same. It just wasn't my night. It was Andy Ruiz's night. You know what? It's good for the TV. It's good for DAZN. It gets people watching."
Both fighters showed immediate interest after the fight in Joshua's contracted rematch clause.
"Of course, man," Ruiz said. "Right now I just want to celebrate. I just made history, baby, for Mexico! It means everything, man. This is what I've been dreaming about since I was 6 years old."
"We'll make the rematch in the U.K., November or December," Joshua added.
Ruiz outlanded Joshua, 56 to 47, according to CompuBox.
–cbssports, brian campbell
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Great game-source code
The recently popular digital currency has been used for two full years, and with it comes a great game blockchain (source code/sc).
There is still a lot to discuss here. Development President Rosenberg introduced various e-sports competitions to be played at home and abroad after the development of the fifth era-2021. One of the most creative is the only college competition, which is a 6vs6 team game that is only open to students, so that it can maintain fair competition and increase participation.
Next, they discussed the upcoming draft format version of the game (Fifth Era) in March 2021. The official version will be released in the summer of 2021. Players can use the recently purchased planned weapons to fight each other, and Beginning in February 2021, after investing in sc, matching weapons and equipment will be presented. This weapon is certified by the blockchain. This one is unique in the world. It will definitely be a high-priced product in the future and can be sold to the trading market. Experts predict that, These invincibles are rare collectibles. The price of some collectibles may be as high as 10W or even 100W. Of course, this may not be reflected soon, but just like the cat of Ethereum, you can buy 14W or even higher.
They remind us of the upcoming game "Star Citizen", the largest crowdfunding game in history. Users use a lot of money to support game development when they don't see the actual game work. Due to the generation of the blockchain, the source code takes this opportunity It is a perfect thing to allow users to experience reality better, support game development, and gain revenue.
They also confirmed the chat function of the game, hoping to build a better game community. The Fifth Generation function will work hard to implement this function so that everyone can communicate better.
Finally, they revealed more information about parallel universes.
We think of the interstellar map of Star Citizen. All these events will definitely become the source code: the functions of the fifth era, all players participating in the source code crowdfunding mining will get more gold coins and more gift packages, but you must support the development of the fifth era, because Rosenberg from No attempt was made to provide free gifts to keep players.
Employees thoroughly studied the content outside of the competition.
They revealed one of the links, all our roles will enter a new world. They will visit the world of the Fifth Age, where they will face the existing ruler of the Fifth Age, fight against him, fight for regional management and possession, and collect taxes and fees on equipment purchased by other players (similar to miner fees ). Despite this introduction, it has not been confirmed to introduce this link in detail, so this is only one of the nine categories of the game link.
Source code: The Fifth Era will be available on iOS, Android and PC. According to the time of development, Android is the first.
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brought you into our lives.
We knew Pittsburgh wasn't too far away.
You taught me to hide plastic bags.
You taught me the cleverness that lived in your silence.
I taught you how much a man can love a cat.
We were just sharing a ride, not knowing when we would be getting off.
But you heard your bell, and took your leave.
I hoped for much more than that…your face in the window, or hearing mommy's car.
I'll always hope you knew the depth of my love for you.
The house is quiet now, and it hurts beyond my words.
I'll never regret the ride.


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Marko Petković (srbskou cyrilicí Марко Петковић; * 3. září 1992, Sremska Mitrovica, Svazová republika Jugoslávie) je srbský fotbalový obránce a reprezentant, od léta 2013 hráč klubu FK Crvena zvezda.

Klubová kariéra
  OFK Bělehrad (mládež)
  OFK Bělehrad 2010–2013
  FK Crvena zvezda 2013–2017
  FK Spartak Moskva 2017–2019
  Tondela 2020–

Reprezentační kariéra
Reprezentoval Srbsko v mládežnických kategoriích včetně U21.
Zúčastnil se Mistrovství Evropy hráčů do 21 let 2015 konaného v Praze, Olomouci a Uherském Hradišti, kde byli mladí Srbové vyřazeni již v základní skupině.

V A-mužstvu Srbska debutoval 13. 11. 2015 v přátelském utkání v Ostravě proti reprezentaci České republiky (porážka 1:4).

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 Profil hráče na Transfermarkt.com
 Profil hráče na National-football-teams.com
 Profil hráče – reprezentační statistiky v A-mužstvu, eu-football.info

Narození v roce 1992
Narození 3. září
Žijící lidé
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Fotbaloví obránci
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The Americans Targeted In Vegas Are What Makes America GREAT
Posted on 8 October, 2017 by ilana mercer	2 comments
By ilana mercer
A man, Sonny Melton, 29, died, shielding his wife from the bullets.
Another commandeered a truck to drive victims of the Oct. 1 massacre in Las Vegas to the hospital.
At first, Vanessa, a concertgoer, fled the Vegas venue, which was being sprayed with bullets from high-velocity rifles. Then, she turned and ran back. She credits her professional sense of duty as a nurse. We all know it was Vanessa's heart that enabled her to push past the fear and place herself in the crosshairs.
From her hospital bed, Addison Short profusely thanked a stranger who had helped her escape the confines of the country music concert in the Vegas Village. She was hobbled by a gunshot to the leg. The first words Addison uttered to the ego in the anchor's chair quizzing her were words of gratitude for her rescuer. Short also gave thanks for having a minor injury.
"April" is a girl who stopped her car to pick-up a bloodied young Canadian couple. The young man had been shot in the head. He's fine. Heartbroken as he and his girlfriend are, they're still a vision of wholesomeness; Canadian clones of the Americans attending the Route 91 Harvest festival.
Heather Gooze, 43, cradled young Jordan McIldoon, 23, in her arms until he went limp. She, a bartender who attended the concert; he a Canadian mechanic from Maple Ridge, British Columbia. He loved the Vancouver Canucks and his girlfriend, who was at the three-day country music happening, as well.
As she spoke to CNN's John Berman and Poppy Harlow, Heather's moral resplendence only accentuated the depravity of the two notorious, fake-news pornographers.
"No, ma'am, I didn't run." A cowboy hat clutched to his chest, Brian Mckinnon recounted how his best friend petered out in his arms. Only after his friend had passed did Brian flee. But then he stopped in his tracks, went back, put his pal's signature hat back on and waited beside him.
They may never know his name, but a man they'd never met shielded two young women from bullets. He was shot as he hovered over them, protectively, his blood oozing on to their shirts. Anthony Rabone, an off-duty firefighter and paramedic, secured his girlfriend, stabilized his brother who had sustained a chest wound, and then charged back into the concert killing field.
Vanessa, aforementioned, captured the Vegas valor on display that day: There were so many citizens, she said—ordinary people, doctors, cops, paramedics, off-duty nurses—everyone was just communicating and working together. It was completely horrible, but also utterly amazing.
Even the medics interviewed could not help but effuse about the unusually fabulous folks they were treating.
Men moved into leadership roles quickly, using barricade gates, maintenance ladders and banners to carry the injured out. Many of these men do the dirty jobs that Mike Row dignified in his eponymous TV series. They're firemen, commercial fishermen (like the late Adrian Murfitt), heavy-duty mechanics (rest in peace, Jordan McIldoon), and pipe-fitters, like 29-year-old Austin Davis, RIP, from Riverside County, California. Davis had gone to the festival with family friends.
Yes, who goes to a concert with "family friends"—grown-up sons with middle-aged moms, entire nuclear families together, young and old; teens who don't twerk their tushes (like Iggy Azlea's primate-in-estrus act), but belt out "God Bless America." These fans are families, literally. These are the people who pitched in during the massacre of 58 concertgoers (489 people were injured).
Those cow-kickin' country music lovers in cowboy hats and Tony Lama boots are the finest folks on Earth.
Let's not beat about the bush. Middle America, patriotic America, oddly monochromatic America is the America we saw in Vegas in all its splendor. The same America is berated daily, and dangerously, by the envenomed coastal elites—in print, in cyberspace, and on the idiot's lantern.
It so happened that on Oct. 1, the elites' favorite intellectual pygmy, Ta Nehisi Coates, was doing the rounds on MSNBC, promoting his singularly asinine monomania: To be white is to be racist by default and guilty of crimes against blacks and browns.
In Ta Nullity's telling, White America was responsible for the election of a white supremacist. President Trump's voters—indubitably well-represented among the 22,000 people at the three-day country music fest—were racists by virtue of being white. Around the same time, NFL players crescendoed the hate by joining Mr. Coates' progressive, predatory coalition. The NFL signaled their contempt for ordinary Americans by dissing their fans in a very public way.
The anti-white din from these elites is a daily affair.
The same magnificent men whose mettle we saw in Vegas dominated the rescue imagery in Texas. That Texas had such a good outcome following Hurricane Harvey is to this cohort's credit. A useless government agency called FEMA or the Trump administration: These are not responsible for rescuing Texas; it was ordinary Americans like the ones we've been celebrating and eulogizing in Las Vegas.
The much-maligned pale, patriarchal people were all over the Lone Star state like white on rice. Watch the images. Pretend all you like. Thank our brave men and "women rescuers" (wink) of these multicultural United States (wink-wink) all you like. But the preponderance of pictures belies such platitudes.
Hand-on-heart I can say that the larger-than-life personalities who died in Las Vegas are the best of America, the very heart of America. They are what makes America great.
When the people who make America great become a despised minority in the country they've made great—America will become … Puerto Rico.
Ilana Mercer has been writing a paleolibertarian column since 1999, and is the author of The Trump Revolution: The Donald's Creative Destruction Deconstructed (June, 2016) & Into the Cannibal's Pot: Lessons for America From Post-Apartheid South Africa (2011). Follow her on Twitter, Facebook, Gab & YouTube.
Hugo Miller
8 October, 2017	11:54 am
"In Ta Nullity's telling, White America was responsible for the election of a white supremacist….". Well, we just had a Black supremacist on the throne, so why not?
Tom Rogers
11 October, 2017	10:10 am
I beg to differ. The Americans targeted in Las Vegas are NOT what makes your country great. I understand the need for sensitivity, as these people are innocent victims, but to call them great or suggest they are what makes your country great is just empty rhetoric.
Which is not to say they are bad people, only that a great people would simply not put up with what these people have had to put up with historically, during the latter part of the 20th. century especially.
There should be revolts in Western countries. The reason there aren't is because the intended goal, apparently largely achieved, is the moral, civic and political diminishment of the white European peoples. We are mostly not 'great' anymore. The truly Great among us, and those with the potential for greatness, are very few in number. It is always a tiny few who are the spearhead of liberation. The rest follow, and that is what those people at that concert are (or were) – just followers.
Great People are at the cutting edge and risk bullets or worse to defend what counts. These people, innocent victims though they are, took bullets while listening to pointless music. Most of them would have gladly traded places with their neighbour. What we need are white people who won't trade places and who will stand on a point of principle, even if it is not conformist.
Sorry, I cannot agree that the victims of the strip shooting are that kind. They are not of the stuff that made America, they did not and cannot make your country great, nor any white country, 'great'. I am sure they are (and in the case of the poor people that died, were) very fine people, and I extend my sympathies to the injured and my sincere condolences to the families of the deceased.


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Magnitude 3.8 Earthquake in Gauteng Province, South Africa.
The South African Council for Geosciences recorded a Magnitude 3.8 Earthquake in Gauteng Province, slightly before 1.15 am local time on Friday 22 August 2014 (slightly before 11.15 pm on Thursday 21 August GMT). There are no reports of any damage or casualties associated with this event, though many people reported feeling it in the Johannesburg area. The initial quake was followed by two aftershocks, with Magnitudes of 3.2 and 2.0, which occurred roughly one and two minutes after the initial event.
The approximate location of the 22 August 2014 Gauteng Earthquake. Google Maps.
Earthquakes are rare in South Africa, with only 11 Earthquakes exceeding Magnitude 4.5 recorded since 1966 (when instrumental records begin in the country) making this one of the largest Earthquakes ever recorded in South Africa. The most recent of these occurred on 5 August 2014, and resulted in one death and 34 injuries, mostly in the regions mining industry, and damage to around 600 properties. The area has suffered a number of aftershocks since this event, and todays quakes are also likely to be connected to this event.
Because of this rarity it is hard to make precise judgements about the cause of quakes in South Africa, due to a paucity of data. Northwestern South Africa is close the southern end of the Great Rift Valley exits the continent and passes out under the Indian Ocean. The Great Rift Valley is slowly splitting the African Plate in two allow a line from the Red Sea through Ethiopia, and which includes the great lakes and volcanoes of east-central Africa. This has the potential to open into a new ocean over the next few tens of millions of years, splitting Africa into two new, smaller, continents; Nubia to the west and Somalia to the east.
Witness statements can help geologists to understand Earthquakes and the geological processes that cause them; if you felt this quake (or if you were in the area but did not, which is also useful information) you can report it to the South African Council for Geoscience here.
At least one fatality following Magnitude 5.5 Earthquake in northern Free State, South Africa.
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The big selling point behind Roth IRAs, including Self-Directed Roth IRAs, of course, is the idea of practically unlimited tax- free growth. With Roth IRAs, you pay income tax on the money contributed, but the money left in the Roth is to grow tax-free, and be available to withdraw tax-free, for as long as you live.
Unlike traditional IRAs, 401(k)s, annuities and other tax-deferred retirement vehicles, Roth IRAs, under current law, are not subject to required minimum distributions. So as things stand now, you can leave money in a conventional or Self-Directed Roth IRA for as long as you live, and then pass it on to heirs, who can then "stretch" Roth distributions over their own life expectancy. It's an extremely powerful strategy with tremendous tax advantages, as Roth IRAs are terrific long-term stores of wealth for American families.
They are so terrific, in fact, that the White House is proposing calling a halt to it.
In a recent budget proposal put forward by the Obama Administration budget team, the President is calling for Roth IRAs to be subject to the same RMDs that traditional IRAs are subject to, based on life expectancy and beginning by April 1 of the year after the Roth IRA owner turns age 70½.
Distributions would still be tax free, but once the money is taken out of the Roth the money will no longer qualify for tax-free compounding. Any money taken out of Roth accounts and reinvested would then be subject to capital gains tax, dividends and interest would potentially be subject to income tax (unless reinvested in tax-free municipal bonds).
The Administration also wants to put an end to people stretching inherited Roth IRAs over their lives. Current law allows those who inherit Roth IRAs to gradually space withdrawals over their entire life expectancy. But the Obama Administration would like to force those who inherit these IRAs from someone other than a spouse to empty those accounts within five years of the owners' death.
So do Self-Directed Roth IRAs Still Make Sense?
The rules aren't final yet. And with strong GOP majorities in the House and in the new Senate taking office in January 2015, it's not likely these measures will be passed any time soon. We also don't see much evidence the President will choose these relatively minor, out-year tweaks to the Roth IRA as his "hill to die on." There are some things he'll shut down the government over, but this isn't likely to be one of them.
Nevertheless, this is evidence that the Roth IRA is essentially predicated on a promise of future tax treatment that does not necessarily bind future Congresses, who can all vote as they see fit. Anyone who says it is incomprehensible that policymakers would move to tax Roth IRAs is not paying attention. Such a move is not likely to come to fruition any time soon. But it is by no means unmentionable. People are already starting to mention it.
Roth IRAs and Self-Directed Roth IRAs, however, still make terrific sense – even in the unlikely event that the Obama Administration gets its way in this matter, and its two proposals become law.
The law would primarily affect people who don't need the money to live on. People who do need their Roths to generate income to live on are probably going to be taking distributions anyway – and generally won't be leaving great big Roth stretch IRAs to their children.
While the new rule wouldn't be beneficial to those who inherited a large Roth IRA, there are worse problems to have.
The Roth will still provide tax-free growth for its owner, and protect the owner against future income tax increases. This is still its most important feature, and that doesn't change under this rule.
Roth IRAs are still better bets for those who expect to be subject to the estate tax. This is because paying income taxes before the distribution, rather than waiting until the IRA owner dies, still gets money out of the estate that would otherwise be subject to estate taxes.
Some things that would change would include the decision for older individuals to convert traditional IRA assets to Roth IRA assets. If heirs must still empty accounts within five years, it doesn't make much sense for older individuals to pay a big income tax bill to do a conversion.
Those with illiquid assets in their Roth IRAs, including owners of self-directed IRAs, would have to pay more attention to required minimum distributions. These can be tough if everything in your Roth IRA is in illiquid investments. However, with some prior planning this can be overcome.
Meanwhile, we're not too worried about this set of rules passing Congress this time around. The President also proposed them in his 2014 budget, which didn't go anywhere, either. And this year he won't have a friendly Senate in his corner and an even smaller minority in the Senate.
For specific information on your individual financial situation, we encourage you to discuss things with your own advisor. For the most part, though, we recommend staying the course, with perhaps some extra attention paid to maintaining future liquidity in the event the law does change to reflect the President's proposals sometime in the future.
If you have further questions, or wish to discuss the current rules concerning self-directed IRAs, we would love to hear from you. Visit us online at www.americanira.com, or call us today at 866-7500-IRA(472).
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Furman v. Georgia (1972): The U.S. Supreme Court rules 5–4 that Georgia's death penalty scheme violates the Eighth Amendment. Three justices in the majority attack the death penalty in general, while Justices Potter Stewart and Lewis Powell focus on the fact that the death penalty law does not give jurors sufficient guidance as to which capital defendants should receive the ultimate punishment. Stewart writes that "these death sentences are cruel and unusual in the same way that being struck by lightning is cruel and unusual." This ruling leads to a halt on all executions in the country until 1977.
Gregg v. Georgia (1976): The Court rules that some death penalty statutes are constitutional because they provide sufficient guidance to the jury in terms of aggravating and mitigating factors. The Court writes that "the concerns expressed in Furman that the penalty of death not be imposed in an arbitrary or capricious manner can be met by a carefully drafted statute that ensures that the sentencing authority is given adequate information and guidance."
Roberts v. Louisiana (1976): The Court strikes down a Louisiana statute that required the death penalty for defendants who kill police officers and did not allow those defendants to offer any mitigating factors.
Woodson v. North Carolina (1976): The Court strikes down a North Carolina statute that required the death penalty for all criminal defendants convicted of first-degree murder.
Gilmore v. Utah (1976): The Court rules that Utah inmate Gary Gilmore could waive his rights to appeal his death sentence. Gilmore wanted to be executed but his mother and his attorneys had filed petitions on his behalf. He becomes the first person (in 1977) executed in the United States since the Furman decision. His execution becomes memorialized in author Norman Mailer's The Executioner's Song.
Coker v. Georgia (1976): The Court rules that a sentence of death for rape is excessive punishment under the Eighth Amendment. The Court writes: "Rape is without doubt deserving of serious punishment; but in terms of moral depravity and of the injury to the person and to the public, it does not compare with murder."
Lockett v. Ohio (1978): The Court invalidates Ohio's death penalty statute because it restricts mitigating evidence during the sentencing phase. The Court writes: "The Eighth and Fourteenth Amendments require that the sentencer, in all but the rarest kind of capital case, not be precluded from considering, as a mitigating factor, any aspect of a defendant's character or record and any of the circumstances of the offense that the defendant proffers as a basis for a sentence less than death."
Adams v. Texas (1980): The Court invalidates a Texas inmate's death sentence because the trial judge dismissed prospective jurors who said they would be "affected" by the possibility of imposing the death penalty. The Court writes that "a juror may not be challenged for cause based on his views about capital punishment unless those views would prevent or substantially impair the performance of his duties as a juror in accordance with his instructions and his oath."
Edmund v. Florida (1982): The Court rules that a defendant cannot be sentenced to death for participating in a felony that leads to murder if the defendant did not participate in the killing, attempt to kill, or intend for killing to take place.
Eddings v. Oklahoma (1982): The Court vacates the death sentence of an inmate, who was 16 years old at the time of the murder for which he was sentenced, because the trial court refused to allow his attorney to introduce mitigating factors, such as his turbulent family history, beatings by his father, and emotional problems.
California v. Ramos (1983): The Court rules that a California trial judge did not violate the constitutional rights of a criminal defendant by instructing the jury that the governor could commute a defendant's life sentence to a sentence with the possibility of parole.
Barclay v. Florida (1983): The Court rejects the claims of a Florida inmate who alleges his death sentence should be overturned because the trial judge allowed the jury to consider his criminal record as an aggravating factor.
Spaziano v. Florida (1984): The Court rules that a trial judge may sentence a criminal defendant to death even though a jury has recommended a life sentence. The Court writes that "the purpose of the death penalty is not frustrated by, or inconsistent with, a scheme in which the imposition of the penalty in individual cases is determined by a judge."
Strickland v. Washington (1984): The Court sets the standard for determining when a death sentence can be set aside for ineffective assistance of counsel. The Court writes that "the defendant must show that there is a reasonable probability that, but for counsel's unprofessional errors, the result of the proceeding would have been different."
Caldwell v. Mississippi (1985): The Court sets aside a Mississippi inmate's death sentence when the prosecutor told the jury that an appeals court would review its determination of life or death. The Court writes "it is constitutionally impermissible to rest a death sentence on a determination made by a sentencer who has been led to believe that the responsibility for determining the appropriateness of the defendant's death rests elsewhere."
Ford v. Wainwright (1986): The Court rules that the Eighth Amendment prohibits the execution of insane persons.
Darden v. Wainwright (1986): The Court rules that a prosecutor's improper comments during closing arguments in a death penalty case did not justify vacating the sentence. The Court writes that a sentence should be set aside based on a prosecutor's comments only when the comments "so infected the trial with unfairness as to make the resulting conviction a denial of due process."
Skipper v. South Carolina (1986): The Court sets aside a death sentence when the trial judge excluded as mitigating evidence the testimony of jailers regarding the good behavior of the defendant before his trial.


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Bloggers devote a lot of time to crafting compelling posts.
Time is spent brainstorming the content, gathering information and then finally writing the perfect post. The fun doesn't end there—as the perfect post often requires the perfect visual to go with it.
Maybe you're lucky enough to be an excellent photographer, or at least have one on your team. For those who need help, I've taken some of Amanda Hicken's excellent suggestions and added a few of my own for this list of 14 great—and free—design resources for bloggers.
1. Creative Commons Search: Creative Commons licenses make it easy for artists to share their creative work and for bloggers to look for content that can be used freely and legally. Although Creative Commons content is all over the Web, search.creativecommons.org is a great resource that allows users to specify which CC search service (options include Flickr, Wikimedia Commons, and the Open Clip Art Library) and what license parameters to use.
2. Compfight: Compfight is another Creative Commons search tool I'm learning to love. Though it often delivers some of the same images that Creative Commons Search does, the perk is that Compfight will automatically generate HTML code you can embed in your website to properly credit the creator.
3. HubSpot's Stock Photo Collection: Many stock photo services require a paid subscription, or they will sell photos in a pay-as-you-go structure. HubSpot is a great option for those of us without budgets for our blogs. The collection of 450-plus free photos includes many business-focused images, but there are many good images to be found. HubSpot does require signing up with a name and email address, but this is a short order compared with many of the more expensive stock photo options out there.
4. Death to the Stock Photo: One day, two photographers realized they had a lot of images sitting around and not getting used. They decided to email them out in packs to friends, freelancers and businesses they knew were in need of high-quality visuals. From that sprang Death to the Stock Photo, a monthly email of 10 gorgeous images that are free to use. For $10 a month, users can upgrade to a premium subscription that includes access to all photos, past and future, and an extra image pack sent monthly. A portion of monthly sales goes back into the creative community, funding photography trips around the world for future photo packs. If you want more visual inspiration, Unsplash works in a similar fashion, sending you 10 new photos every 10 days.
5. IconFinder: If icons are what you need, Copenhagen-based IconFinder hosts the world's largest collection, with more than 340,000 icons in stock. It also offers free icons under a variety of licenses for commercial and personal use. Either conduct a keyword search or browse the categories, then filter by free and premium. Prior to downloading, icon backgrounds can be set to white, black, gray or transparent.
6. Canva: Canva is a wonderful tool, cited as a "blogging essential" by Amanda Hicken on more than one occasion. The templates and collections of fonts, images and backgrounds make Canva easy to learn and a necessary addition to any blogger's arsenal. Canva is free to use, but offers some premium design items at $1 each.
7. GIMP: My first experience with GIMP was using it as a Photoshop replacement for a newspaper design project. My team and I were assigned to design an edition of our daily newspaper using only free tools found online. GIMP quickly became a necessary addition to the project. The GNU Image Manipulation Program is free and offers a lot of tools, even for Photoshop diehards. Check out its tutorials to learn how to remove red eye, add textures to your images, and conduct many other tasks at an array of skill levels.
8. Photovisi: If you're looking for a one-stop shop for making collages, Photovisi is an excellent tool that enables you to combine several images in only a few minutes. Pick a template, upload your images, select backgrounds, add text and shapes, and then download and add to your blog post. The free version includes a Photovisi watermark on the collage, though premium versions without the watermark can be purchased. If the watermark is a deal breaker, choose from the photo collage makers in this list by CreativeBloq.com.
9. ReciteThis: ReciteThis is an easy-to-use tool that enables you to quickly design a quotation visual. Plug in your quote and select a ready-made background, and you have a quotation visual ready to upload in no time. If ReciteThis doesn't have what you're looking for, some other options to create pinnable quotes include Quozio, Pinwords and ProQuoter.
10. Infogr.am: Want to create an infographic but think you have to be a design genius to pull it off? Infogr.am will help you see otherwise with its easy-to-use interface that enables you to pull maps, videos and other visuals into an infographic. It offers templates and suggestions to help you visualize your data, and it comes with social media sharing tools embedded into your final project, enabling you to easily pin or tweet your new design.
11. Meme Generator: Memes can be a fun way to add humor to a post. Meme Generator lets you browse popular memes or create your own with a list of popular meme characters. You can also upload your own image and add text to create a meme-style image of your own.
12. COLOURlovers: If design isn't your strong suit, it can be difficult to pair colors in a graphic. This is why I love COLOURlovers. Let the millions of colors and palettes inspire you, and whatever color you like will include HEX and RGB codes to use in photo-editing programs.
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14. Place.it: Now that you have your screenshot, maybe you want to show your audience how that site will look in action. Place.it enables you to drop your screenshot into Creative Commons-enabled stock photos of computers, mobile devices and other images that will bring your screenshot to life.
This list is only a start to finding tools to helping you find, create, edit and optimize visuals for your blog. If you have a design tool you just can't blog without, please let us know in the comments section.
Danielle Capriato is the manager of strategic communications at PR Newswire, where a version of this article originally appeared. Follow her on Twitter @dcapriato.


Indiana Hoosiers quarterback Jack Tuttle has been granted an NCAA waiver to play immediately this year. Tuttle, a redshirt freshman transferred from Utah in December. A product of Mission Hills High School in San Marcos, CA, Tuttle was a four-star recruit. According to Rivals, he was the no. 5 ranked quarterback in the 2018 recruiting class. While Tuttle has yet to play a snap in college football, his high school resume is quite impressive. Tuttle led the Grizzlies to a 12-1 record going 227 of 336 for 3,452 yards. He was also the Avocado League Player of the Year.
Tuttle will have four years of eligibility remaining with the Hoosiers. Head coach Tom Allen has added several young quarterbacks to the team, whom all have very good potential. Returning Starter Peyton Ramsey completed 66 percent of his passes last season for 2,875 yards and 19 touchdowns. Ramsey has two years of eligibility remaining. Michael Penix Jr. was redshirted last year and played sparingly. He will have four years of eligibility like Tuttle.
While the decision raised some questions as to why Indiana pushed for the waiver, It was a clever move for Allen. The Hoosiers now have some depth at a position where competition will take place. Three very capable passers will compete to be the starter. Even though Ramsey is the incumbent and likely to remain the starter, expect Tuttle and Penix Jr. to push his abilities. Becoming a solid passing team may be a game changer for the Hoosiers. And adding Tuttle in the mix this year just only helps that cause.


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Halloween Parade Takes Over The Streets of Richmond Once Again
Noelle Abrahams | November 1, 2019
Topics: All the Saints Theater Company, Halloween Parade, Lily Lamberta, Monroe Park, Oregon Hill, puppetry
All The Saints Theater Company's annual Halloween Parade returned to Richmond's streets for its 14th edition last night — presenting a climate change-inspired "Funeral March For Life As We Had Wished It."
The Oregon Hill Halloween Parade has risen from the ashes after an announcement last year that the 2018 parade would be the last. All the Saints Theater Company and hundreds of participants gathered in Monroe Park on Thursday night and made their return to South Laurel Street for the 14th annual edition of this Richmond tradition.
The parade is a funeral march with a new theme each year, featuring enormous, macabre puppets made by All the Saints Theater Co. It's the brainchild of leader and organizer Lily Lamberta, who is the founder, producer, and lead puppeteer at All the Saints. It's become a ritual for the community in the past 14 years, and the overwhelming response Lamberta received after announcing her plans to put the parade on hold is ultimately what revived it this year.
"We make art because it's our way to tell the story of our times. We make Art because it's necessary," said Lamberta. "The community's support for the parade is why I changed my mind."
This Halloween was a "Funeral March For Life As We Had Wished It," inspired by the climate crisis, the burning Amazon Rainforest, and human rights crises affecting immigrants, indigenous peoples, people of color, and the LGBTQ community. Oya, an Orisha Black Elemental Goddess reference, along with Climate activist Greta Thunberg and a personification of the Amazon Rainforest were just some of the many larger-than-life puppets that towered over the marchers.
Lamberta announced before the 13th annual parade in 2018 that she needed to take a break to focus on her family and her art career, wanting to pursue more installation work. "A group of people began to organize the same day of the announcement to figure out how to support me more this year," said Lamberta. "We call them the All the Saints Inner Council."
"Between this immediate response to my truthful unknowing whether it was feasible for me to continue the Halloween Parade after 13 years, and the dire world conditions in the past year, I felt it necessary for me to continue to use my work as a political activist, organizer, puppeteer, and storyteller to do what I do," said Lamberta. "And what I do is bring the magic of ancient pageant-style puppetry into the streets of Oregon Hill, to celebrate community and fight for a better means for our world and the inhabitants of our world."
Lamberta no longer has a plan for when the final Halloween Parade will be. She's now going to play it by ear and decide annually if she'll be able to make it happen or not. Her words of wisdom for the people of Richmond? "Seize the day and take nothing for granted. See you in the streets."
Here were some of the scenes from the streets last night:
Photos by Noelle Abrahams
Amid Protest, Legislators Announce 5% Pay Raise for Teachers
VCU CNS | January 29, 2019
Topics: General Assembly, higher pay for teachers, Monroe Park, protest, Ralph Northam, teachers protest, Virginia Education Association
As hundreds of teachers and supporters from around the state marched to the Virginia Capitol to call for higher salaries and more funding for public schools, legislative leaders announced Monday that they would include a 5 percent pay raise for teachers in the state budget.
Armed with red coats, scarves and signs, participants of all ages gathered in Monroe Park for a small rally. Then they marched to the Capitol as a girl riding in the back of a small red wagon used a microphone and handheld speaker to lead their chants.
The marchers gathered on the Capitol grounds to hear community leaders protest what they see as inadequate funding for public education.
Rodney Robinson, Virginia's Teacher of the Year, said Amazon will receive nearly $3.5 billion in public subsidies from New York, Virginia and Tennessee to locate facilities in those states. Virginia's state government and Arlington County offered more than $570 million in direct subsidies and about $220 million in transportation improvements to entice Amazon to put an East Coast headquarters near Reagan National Airport in Crystal City.
Robinson said the money Amazon will get could "pay for more teachers, counselors and 21st-century school buildings that are not infested with roaches, rats and mold."
The Virginia Education Association, which represents the state's teachers, organized the "Red4Ed" rally. The VEA says Virginia ranks 34th among the states in teacher pay. The average annual teacher salary in Virginia is $51,265 — more than $9, 200 below the national average, according to the association.
According to the Richmond School Board, 1 in 5 educators must take a second job to make ends meet.
Liz Holmes, a second-grade teacher at Greenville Elementary School in Warrenton, said she has not had a raise in 11 years. Holmes came to the march to express her frustration over the lack of "fair compensation" in her workplace.
"We are losing qualified teachers every year to surrounding counties that pay higher wages," Holmes said, holding a picture of her and her students. "Enough is enough."
A crowd of teachers gathers in Monroe Park before the march (Photo via CNS)
As the teachers held their demonstration, Republican lawmakers who control the House of Delegates announced that they would include a 5 percent raise for teachers in the state budget they plan to release on Sunday. Del. Steve Landes, R-Augusta, made the announcement in a speech on the House floor.
"Virginia has some of the finest teachers in the country and that has led to Virginia students consistently outperforming nationwide peers on standardized tests, college admissions, and graduate rates," said Landes, vice chairman of the House Appropriations Committee. "To maintain that success we must ensure our teachers are fairly compensated and know the hard work they do each and every day is greatly appreciated."
The committee's chairman, Republican Del. Chris Jones of Suffolk, said the proposed budget would increase teachers' salaries without raising taxes. "Under conservative leadership in the House of Delegates, this will be the fourth teacher pay raise in the last six years," he said.
"I am proud of Chairman Jones and Vice Chairman Landes for the hard work and dedication they have shown to ensuring our teachers know how much they are appreciated in the Commonwealth," said House Speaker Kirk Cox, a retired high school government teacher.
"As a public school teacher for 30 years, I know how hard teachers work to educate Virginia's future leaders. We must make it a priority to keep great teachers in the classroom and that starts with making sure our teachers a fairly compensated."
Democrats are already on board with the 5 percent pay raise for teachers. In the two-year budget adopted by the General Assembly in 2018, teachers were scheduled to receive a 3 percent salary increase on July 1. In his proposed revision of the budget, Gov. Ralph Northam recommended awarding teachers an additional 2 percent raise.
Northam, a Democrat, reiterated that proposal at a meeting of the Virginia School Board Association last week, calling it "the largest one-time pay raise for teachers in over 15 years."
But Virginia teachers say that their salaries are more than 10 percent below the national average — and that the planned raise does not close the gap.
"It's a start," Holmes said. "But it's not enough."
By Corrine Fizer, Capital News Service. Photos via CNS
Richmond's Homeless Groups Speak on Monroe Park, Its Future, and Their Work
George Copeland, Jr. | October 2, 2018
Topics: CARITAS, Food Not Bombs, Homeless, Homeless Groups, Monroe Park, richmond, Richmond city council, Richmond police department
Monroe Park saw its official reopening ceremony last Thursday following months of renovation. The fairly rainy event was attended by Mayor Levar Stoney and representatives from Virginia Commonwealth University, the Monroe Park Conservancy, Richmond City Council, along with a crowd of dozens — and one lone critic of the entire affair.
"Virginia Beach built a $29 million facility to help house homeless people. The city here does nothing," said Thomas Alleman, chief facilitator of the Richmond chapter of the international Food Not Bombs collective.
Carrying a protest banner soaked from the rainwater that poured during the ceremony's speeches and ribbon-cutting, Alleman was very critical of the event, the park redesign, its architects, and how it spoke, in his view, to the continuous changes Richmond has seen over the years.
It's changing all right — but for what and for who?
Nearly two years after work on the park closed off a well-known hub for Richmond's homeless and the organizations that aim to aid them, the way homeless outreach has changed in the city and Virginia is a question with a wide gulf of responses for groups that share a common cause and focus on this issue.
For Michael Rogers, a former member of CARITAS and Community Engagement Manager for Homeward, the current state of homeless outreach is a very positive one. Aided by staff tasked to connect with, check in on, inform and build relationships with the homeless, the group's efforts have continued with little obstacles to hinder them.
This is important for the work they do, especially the annual Point-In-Time count, as Homeward's ability to document the homeless people of the Commonwealth is critical to ensuring federal funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). As such, the work the group does involves not just networking with similar organizations throughout Virginia, but broad cooperation with local officials and law enforcement agencies to ensure proper support for all of Virginia's homeless people.
"It's grown a lot, but we're getting participation across sectors and across organizations," Rogers said of Homeward's recent efforts.
Alleman has a more mixed take, owing in part to the disruption in service and outreach Food Not Bombs experienced following the park's closing. As a result, after 25 years in the city, the group was faced with the hard work of reestablishing their organizing connections with a homeless population left scattered. Eventually, Food Not Bombs set up in Jackson Ward's Abner Clay Park, with the help of Richmond's homeless, though with a noticeable decrease in numbers.
This skeptical view of the situation extends to the renewed presence of law enforcement in the area, including the Richmond and VCU police officers stationed at the Checkers House near the park's center, in addition to the new camera system. Ultimately, Alleman disputes the notion that Monroe Park is for Richmond's city residents.
"They put a police station where this gazebo and bathrooms used to be. What does that really say? Instead of helping us and working with us to help these people, they do things like this, I think, to kind of dissuade us," Alleman said.
In a statement, RPD 4th Precinct Officer Lt. James Roberts explained that the Richmond Police Department will be covering primary patrolling responsibilities in the park, with VCU's police officers serving as support.
"The objective of the Richmond Police Department is to implement public safety strategies that will allow all park patrons to lawfully utilize the park," Roberts said. "Enforcement action will be taken when appropriate, however, our overall strategy is to engage the community and our partner organizations in non-enforcement efforts to ensure all lawful activity is protected."
"Homeless outreach groups will continue to be welcome in Monroe Park as they are in other city parks, as long as their activities are lawful."
In contrast to Food Not Bombs' struggles, Homeward was seemingly well prepared when news of Monroe Park's closing reached them. Though Rogers was still part of CARITAS at the time, the usage of a coordinated communication plans for a network of case managers for emergency shelters, outreach workers, and law enforcement on alternative locations for shelter and aid helped some homeless outreach groups immensely in the time before and during Monroe Park's closure.
This continued good fortune extends to Homeward's interactions with HUD. In contrast to general operations and policy initiatives within the Trump administration and even from top HUD officials, Homeward's work with the staff members of its homeless division is as professional as ever, if not better, according to Rogers. With applications for a $5.4 million federal grant and additional funds for homeless domestic violence survivors still pending, that relationship will be key for how Homeward operates in the future.
"I can't speak for all of HUD, but in homeless services, it's remained consistent, and we've even seen an increase in support," Rogers said.
That support seems especially vital in a fall season that's seen extreme and rare weather occurrences touch down in Richmond, including tornadoes generated in Hurricane Florence's wake that claimed the lives of two people in Virginia.
Homeward opted to tackle the problem with a system of public communication, online resources and overtime work to bring the public into greater connection with both the city's homeless and the kind of outreach work necessary when a potential hurricane could reach its streets.
Recalling the large amount of effort taken to ensure the safety of Richmond's homeless people, Rogers said, "It was just kind of working diligently to make sure that everyone, including the general public, knew what resources were available; so that anyone who was sleeping outdoors, we could connect with them and offer those kind of services."
On this topic, Alleman strikes a similar, more condensed tone: "Even if there was a tornado, we would still be here. We are dedicated."
Judging by Alleman's and Rogers's statements, both organizations are still undecided on how they'll utilize Monroe Park as part of their efforts, now that fences have come down.
Rogers and Homeward remain observant, waiting to get the full scope of the new rules and guidelines for the park, which includes a 6 o'clock closing time and new rules for lawn reservations and charitable food distribution. For now, they're focused on connecting and expanding the capacity to aid.
"We will support and push people towards creating and expanding indoor meal programs, particularly for people who are sleeping outdoors," Rogers said.
And for Food Not Bombs, who are deep in discussion among themselves and other groups? "We still want our presence in this park," Alleman said. "It's not like Food Not Bombs is just this bunch of punk kids making food. It's the idea that we have to show people that there are other people in this city that need help."
Despite his misgivings about the park, Alleman remains open to the possibility of greater homeless aid coming from Richmond officials.
"I do hope that we can work out something with the city to get people into some sort of shelters," Alleman said.
While the gap in Alleman's and Rogers's outlook on Monroe Park is clear, equally clear is that both men — and the groups they work with — remain steadfast in their commitment to helping Richmond's homeless.
Photos by George Copeland Jr.
Black Action Now stages "They Can't Kill Us All" protest at Monroe Park, Broad Street
Marilyn Drew Necci | January 15, 2015
Topics: Black Action Now, blacklivesmatter, Monroe Park, RVA, vcu
Headed by Black Action Now, VCU students and Richmond residents gathered in Monroe Park Wednesday night for the "They Can't Kill Us All" protest. The group marched from the park to The Compass, up Harrison Street, and briefly stopped in front of the Siegel Center.
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You know you've been working too hard when… you spend the first 3 nights of your holiday dreaming about O/R mapping and lazy loading. Urgh.
In other news, its been really sunny here in Whistler, and the skiing has been great. Snow is a bit slushy lower down, but someone told me today that we're due for some more snow tonight, which should help a bit.
Next week, we'll be back to our regularly scheduled Java programming.
Stop it for one week and enjoy skiing! Geez….
I would have sent an email, but can't find your email address anywhere, I hope you get this.
the review doesn't have any great surprises, but it seems to have sparked of a very lively debate on the relative merrits of XP/test driven development etc..


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Q: Warning : Do not hardcode "/data/"; use Context.getFilesDir().getPath() instead I developed an application in which I copied the database from the assets folder to my path which is hardcoded. So eclipse gives me warning :
Do not hardcode "/data/"; use Context.getFilesDir().getPath() instead

I searched in google and found the answer as to use :
Context.getFilesDir().getPath();

And the hard coding is not working on every device, on some it may give an error or not work properly.
But by implementing the above i am getting error.
My code is as follows :
private final Context myContext;

Getting warning here
private static String DB_PATH =  "/data/data/com.example.abc/databases/";

private static final int DATABASE_VERSION = 1;
private static final String DATABASE_NAME = "exampledb.sqlite";
static SQLiteDatabase sqliteDataBase;

public DataBaseHelperClass(Context context) {
    super(context, DATABASE_NAME, null ,DATABASE_VERSION);
    this.myContext = context;
}

public void createDataBase() throws IOException{
    boolean databaseExist = checkDataBase();

    if(databaseExist){
        this.getWritableDatabase();
    }else{
        this.getReadableDatabase();
        copyDataBase();
    }
}

public boolean checkDataBase(){
    File databaseFile = new File(DB_PATH + DATABASE_NAME);
    return databaseFile.exists();
}

private void copyDataBase() throws IOException{
    InputStream myInput = myContext.getAssets().open(DATABASE_NAME);
    String outFileName = DB_PATH + DATABASE_NAME;
    OutputStream myOutput = new FileOutputStream(outFileName);
    byte[] buffer = new byte[1024];
    int length;
    while ((length = myInput.read(buffer))>0){
        myOutput.write(buffer, 0, length);
    }

    myOutput.flush();
    myOutput.close();
    myInput.close();
}

public void openDataBase() throws SQLException{
    String myPath = DB_PATH + DATABASE_NAME;
    sqliteDataBase = SQLiteDatabase.openDatabase(myPath, null, SQLiteDatabase.OPEN_READWRITE);
}

@Override
public synchronized void close() {
    if(sqliteDataBase != null)
        sqliteDataBase.close();
    super.close();
}

public Cursor myFunction(){

}

@Override
public void onCreate(SQLiteDatabase db) {}

@Override
public void onUpgrade(SQLiteDatabase db, int oldVersion, int newVersion) {}

Please suggest me the way how to resolve warning.

A: Do as follows :
public DataBaseHelperClass(Context context) {
    super(context, DATABASE_NAME, null ,DATABASE_VERSION);
    this.myContext = context;
    //The Android's default system path of your application database.
    DB_PATH = myContext.getDatabasePath(DATABASE_NAME).getPath();
}

You will not get error or warning.

A: The tip that eclipse gives you is not good enough.
You can get database path with context.getDatabasePath();
You should pass the desired name to the file (no matter if it exists or not), in your case exampledb.sqlite
So your code will be:
File outFile =myContext.getDatabasePath(DATABASE_NAME);
String outFileName =outFile.getPath() ;

of course, myContext has to be the current context. This is for instance the running activity or service that is calling this.

A: Just use the context of the activity/app for getting the path like:
Context c = getApplicationContext();
c.getFilesDir().getPath();

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Eastern Iowa man sentenced to prison for child porn
Updated: 3:26 PM CDT Jul 16, 2016
An eastern Iowa man has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for receiving child pornography.The Telegraph Herald reports that 45-year-old Robert Even, of Bellevue, was sentenced Tuesday in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Iowa. Charges of possession and distribution of child porn were dismissed against Even.Court documents say Even received at least one image of child pornography between April 2012 and August 2014.Even also was given five years of supervised release upon his release from prison.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa —
An eastern Iowa man has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for receiving child pornography.
The Telegraph Herald reports that 45-year-old Robert Even, of Bellevue, was sentenced Tuesday in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Iowa. Charges of possession and distribution of child porn were dismissed against Even.
Court documents say Even received at least one image of child pornography between April 2012 and August 2014.
Even also was given five years of supervised release upon his release from prison.


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Q: Why can't I overwrite my style.css on my localhost? I have designed my website with css now, but I have a big problem:
When I save my style.css and upload it to my localhost server, it doesn't overwrite my previous.
So it is not possible to change anything.
The code itself works.
I hope you can help me.
Daniel.

A: you should clean your browser cache plus check that using the same classes or ids for the new file with the same CSS file and take care of any ! important css .


Collection of 43 telephone directories, 2 from Republic, MO, 41 from the greater Springfield area. See Accession file for complete listing.
Two photos of Marjorie Ryckman, born 1910 in Republic, Missouri. Handwritten on the flyleaf of one is "Marjorie, Album 5 1/2 y". She is smiling, wearing a dress with a large bow in her hair. She is holding a small pamplet/book on her lap.
Black and white panoramic of Republic High School and Grades, October 5, 1915. Lovell Fulbright, Veda Fulbright, and Ona Fulbright are marked with dots on a photocopy. The pano is mounted on an acidic board-keep board wrapped to protect other panos. Too large to scan.
A black and white photo of a married couple. The man has a Grand Army of the Republic lapel badge.
A postcard of S.S. Alcoa Clipper in port at Dominican Republic. Writing and stamp on back.
A photo of students participating in state conference. Man smoking pipe (right).
A full-length portrait of two women in long skirts. Jackets have leg-o-mutton sleeves. They are wearing large "picture" hats.
Black and white photo of the Britain family reunion and picnic near Republic, Missouri.
Black & white photo, mounted on cardboard, of Marshall Jackson and Iri Guyette taken in 1901 at the time of their wedding. They were the parents of the donor who was living in the family home at the time of the donation.