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Starting with laying out the clean butter lettuce pieces, top each one with some of the ground chicken sausage, tomato, carrots, green onions, red onions, cilantro and cucumbers. Top with the sliced red chili pepper slices. Serve with the Honey-Lime Chipotle Dressing.


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Gmina Oborniki Śląskie is an urban-rural gmina (administrative district) in Trzebnica County, Lower Silesian Voivodeship, in south-western Poland. Its seat is the town of Oborniki Śląskie, which lies approximately  west of Trzebnica, and  north-west of the regional capital Wrocław.

The gmina covers an area of , and as of 2019 its total population is 20,261. It is part of the larger Wrocław metropolitan area.

Neighbouring gminas
Gmina Oborniki Śląskie is bordered by the town of Wrocław and the gminas of Brzeg Dolny, Miękinia, Prusice, Trzebnica, Wisznia Mała and Wołów.

Villages
Apart from the town of Oborniki Śląskie, the gmina contains the villages of Bagno, Borkowice, Brzeźno Małe, Golędzinów, Jary, Kotowice, Kowale, Kuraszków, Lubnów, Morzęcin Mały, Morzęcin Wielki, Niziny, Nowosielce, Osola, Osolin, Paniowice, Pęgów, Piekary, Przecławice, Raków, Rościsławice, Siemianice, Uraz, Wielka Lipa, Wilczyn Leśny and Zajączków.

References

Oborniki Slaskie
Trzebnica County

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Bryan and I's two year wedding anniversary is coming up on May 11th and to celebrate we ventured to Charleston, SC for a long weekend getaway! We have been wanting to take a trip to Charleston for a long time after hearing from so many people about how great of a city it is.
Bryan and I's two year wedding anniversary is coming up on May 11th and to celebrate we ventured to Charleston, SC for a long weekend getaway! We have been wanting to take a trip to Charleston for a long time after hearing from so many people about how great of a city it is. If I could sum it all up in two words it would be: SOUTHERN.FOOD. Seriously. It was all incredible – from shrimp and grits to fried chicken, and all that is in between! Now, coming home we both feel the need to run a little bit extra at the gym this week.
Aside from eating grits, grits, and more grits…we had the opportunity to take in one of the most beautiful places we both had ever visited. I would describe Charleston as Pleasantville. Everyone is unusually nice, the streets are spotless, the architecture is gorgeous, and you can get from a beautiful downtown atmosphere to a beach in just minutes! If you haven't already been to Charleston, we highly recommend it.
There are so many moments I didn't capture photos of, from a beach day at Isle of Palms, golfing The Links at Stono Ferry, and all of the food I mentioned (though I'm sure that could have been a post all on its own), but I wanted to share a few photos from our trip below: A stroll along the waterfront/Rainbow Row, a visit to Boone Hall Plantation, a wonderful visit with our good friends from Hilton Head, and our special anniversary date night dining at the Charleston Grille.


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Q: Insert failed: datatype mismatch When I am showing my data in NSLog, it is showing properly. But when I am parsing the data & inserting it in an array, the array is showing wrong ordered data. While I'm iserting I'm getting null value in HNM_Id. So I am not able to insert. Where is the problem?
This is the code I am using:
-(void)parseResponse:(NSData*)data{
   NSString *xmlStr = [[NSString alloc]initWithData:data encoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];
    NSLog(@"parseResponse Xml string %@",xmlStr);

    [sqliteManager deleteLoginDetails];

    TBXMLEx *xml = [TBXMLEx parserWithXML:xmlStr];

      if (xml.rootElement) {

        TBXMLElementEx *returnNode = xml.rootElement;

        TBXMLElementEx *fileNode = [returnNode child:@"AllHospitalNetwork"];

        while ([fileNode next]) {
            NSMutableArray* allHospitalNetwork = [NSMutableArray new];

            TBXMLElementEx *hospitalNetworkNode = [fileNode child:@"HospitalNetwork"];

            while ([hospitalNetworkNode next]) {
                NSMutableDictionary* hospitalNetwork = [NSMutableDictionary new];

                TBXMLElementEx *HNM_IdNode = [hospitalNetworkNode child:@"HNM_ID"];

                NSLog(@"HNM is %@",HNM_IdNode);

                if (HNM_IdNode) {
                    [hospitalNetwork setObject:HNM_IdNode.value forKey:@"HNM_ID"];

                    NSLog(@"HNM1 is %@",HNM_IdNode);

                    NSLog(@"HNM2 is %@",HNM_IdNode.value);
                }

                TBXMLElementEx *HNM_Network_NameNode = [hospitalNetworkNode child:@"HNM_Network_Name"];

                if (HNM_Network_NameNode) {
                    [hospitalNetwork setObject:[NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@",HNM_Network_NameNode.value] forKey:@"HNM_Network_Name"];
                }

                TBXMLElementEx *HNM_StatusNode = [hospitalNetworkNode child:@"HNM_Status"];

                if (HNM_StatusNode) {
                    [hospitalNetwork setObject:HNM_StatusNode.value forKey:@"HNM_Status"];
                }

                TBXMLElementEx *HNM_Created_DateNode = [hospitalNetworkNode child:@"HNM_Created_Date"];

                if (HNM_Created_DateNode) {
                    [hospitalNetwork setObject:HNM_Created_DateNode.value forKey:@"HNM_Created_Date"];
                }

                TBXMLElementEx *HNM_Created_ByNode = [hospitalNetworkNode child:@"HNM_Created_By"];

                if (HNM_Created_ByNode) {
                    [hospitalNetwork setObject:HNM_Created_ByNode.value forKey:@"HNM_Created_By"];
                }

                TBXMLElementEx *HNM_Modified_DateNode = [hospitalNetworkNode child:@"HNM_Modified_Date"];

                if (HNM_Created_ByNode) {
                    [hospitalNetwork setObject:HNM_Modified_DateNode.value forKey:@"HNM_Modified_Date"];
                }

                TBXMLElementEx *HNM_Modified_ByNode = [hospitalNetworkNode child:@"HNM_Modified_By"];

                if (HNM_Modified_ByNode) {
                    [hospitalNetwork setObject:HNM_Modified_ByNode.value forKey:@"HNM_Modified_By"];
                }

                [allHospitalNetwork addObject:hospitalNetwork];

                NSLog(@"allHospitalNetwork insert is %@ ",allHospitalNetwork);

            }
                [sqliteManager insertHospitalNetwork:allHospitalNetwork];

        }

parseResponse Xml string NSLog:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<AllLoginDetails>
  <AllHospitalNetwork>
    <HospitalNetwork>
      <HNM_ID>1</HNM_ID>
      <HNM_Network_Name>Health Care</HNM_Network_Name>
      <HNM_Status>A</HNM_Status>
      <HNM_Created_Date>24/06/2013 17:46:58</HNM_Created_Date>
      <HNM_Created_By>1</HNM_Created_By>
      <HNM_Modified_Date />
      <HNM_Modified_By />
    </HospitalNetwork>
    </AllHospitalNetwork>

But Array value order changed:
allHospitalNetwork insert is (
        {
        "HNM_Created_By" = 1;
        "HNM_Created_Date" = "24/06/2013 17:46:58";
        "HNM_ID" = 1;
        "HNM_Modified_By" = "";
        "HNM_Modified_Date" = "";
        "HNM_Network_Name" = "Health Care";
        "HNM_Status" = A;
    }

Insert :
-(void)insertHospitals:(NSMutableArray*)hospitals{

 NSString* sqlStr = @"insert into Hospital_Master(\"HM_ID\",\"HM_HNM_ID\",\"HM_Hospital_Name\",\"HM_Status\",\"HM_Created_Date\",\"HM_Created_By\",\"HM_Modified_Date\",\"HM_Modified_By\")";

    for (NSDictionary* feedDict in hospitals) {
        if(i > 0){
            sqlStr = [sqlStr stringByAppendingString:@" UNION "];

        }

     sqlStr = [sqlStr stringByAppendingString:[NSString stringWithFormat:@" SELECT \"%@\",\"%@\",\"%@\",\"%@\",\"%@\",\"%@\",\"%@\",\"%@\"",[feedDict objectForKey:@"HM_Id"] ,[feedDict objectForKey:@"HM_HNM_Id"],[feedDict objectForKey:@"HM_Hospital_Name"], [feedDict objectForKey:@"HM_Status"], [feedDict objectForKey:@"HM_Created_Date"],[feedDict objectForKey:@"HM_Created_By"],[feedDict objectForKey:@"HM_Modified_Date"],[feedDict objectForKey:@"HM_Modified_By"]]];

        i++;

    }

    char * sql =sqlite3_mprintf("%q",[sqlStr UTF8String]);

 sqlite3_exec(database, sql, 0, 0, 0);

    NSLog(@"Insert failed: %s", sqlite3_errmsg(database));

    sqlite3_free(sql);
}

Insert failed: datatype mismatch

A: you are using much tough way to do this insertion task, actually i cant get completely what are u doing but i m providing u a following template for insertion purpose..
here in your code, you are not preparing the query statement, you are directly executing query, so first you should prepare statement correctly and latter you can execute it...
Here is the template,
sqlite3_stmt *statement;
NSString *insertSQL = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"insert into table_name (col_name_1, col_name_2, col_name_3) values(\"%@\",\"%d\",\"%d\")",variable_vale_1, variable_vale_2, variable_vale_3];
// Here i m assuming that first value is NSString type and other are integer type
    const char *insert_stmt = [insertSQL UTF8String];
    sqlite3_prepare_v2(database_object, insert_stmt,-1, &statement, NULL);
    if (sqlite3_step(statement) != SQLITE_DONE)
    {
        NSLog(@"Statement is Failed.....");
    }
sqlite3_finalize(statement);

Don't forget to finalize your statement and be careful while providing datatypes of entities.
Just arrange your code using this template, i hope it will work for you...

A: I dont know which language is this,
But try using the below code in place, where you are creating the SQL query.
sqlStr stringByAppendingString:[NSString stringWithFormat:@" SELECT '%@','%@','%@','%@','%@','%@','%@','%@'",[feedDict objectForKey:@"HM_Id"] ,......

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Q: SurfaceView without camera : preview after start rotated on 90 degree my problem.
I create app which do preview from camera on android.
For preview while im not press on button - i used Camera , camera.open. When app started - the orientation of screen is normal.. But when i try to record video - i closed camera preview and used only  SurfaceView with  recorder.setVideoSource(MediaRecorder.VideoSource.DEFAULT);
It's showing me preview from camera without class Camera.
All this i do becouse it's fixed for me bug with greenish screen after recorded.
So... this preview(which without camera) he after start always rotated on 90 degree ( Like in mode LANDSCAPE)
im try to use
setRequestedOrientation(ActivityInfo.SCREEN_ORIENTATION_LANDSCAPE );

and
setRequestedOrientation(ActivityInfo.SCREEN_ORIENTATION_PORTRAIT );

but it not fixed my problem.
So, can any one tell me how to rotate my preview(without camera) in mode like SCREEN_ORIENTATION_PORTRAIT ??
pls tell me how to fix this problem.. i can't fix it 2-3 days :(
Regards, Peter
p.s. sorry for my bad english, hope u understand me.
it's code which i used for preview when i recorded video/audio
 preview = new SurfaceView(withPreview.this);
 preview.getHolder();
 holder.addCallback(this);
 holder.setType(SurfaceHolder.SURFACE_TYPE_PUSH_BUFFERS );

get picture from camera
recorder.setVideoSource(MediaRecorder.VideoSource.DEFAULT);

now the screen rotated on 90 degree. if i set
recorder.setVideoSource(MediaRecorder.VideoSource.CAMERA);

than image rotated on 180 degree О_О
and set preview
recorder.setPreviewDisplay(holder.getSurface());

that's all what i need for camera preview
How u can see im not using Camera.. so i can't  us camera.parameters.setOrientation(90) //example
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A: is it right, that you will fix the Screen Orientation to Landscape or Portrait? Or should it be dynamic?
So if i understand you, to fix the orientation of the screen, then i prefer to add this into your Android Manifest:
android:screenOrientation="landscape"

This must inside the activity-block.
Hope this will help, otherwise tell me when it should dynmaic or so on.


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A method most widely used for the majority of services is that of spraying water over the Sections to provide a cascade type cooler or condenser. Cast iron distributing pans or spray nozzles can be sued for handling the water. On a once through basis, using river, sea, well, or cooling tower water, the cooling load is handled by the sensible heating of the water. The water-air interface produces an additional advantage with an evaporative cooling effect between the water and air.
A natural development of the above type of operation which has become more widely used in water-scarce locations, is the fully evaporative type of AX Section installation. In this type of cooler or condenser, water is sprayed over the Sections in large quantities, but the entire body of water in the system is recirculated, minus a very minor portion, which provides for evaporation and blown down., Such an installation combines the functions of heat exchanger and cooling tower with attendant savings in first cost and operating expense. Evaporation of the coolant is atmospheric, using the natural draft of the air, assisted by the considerable added effect produced by the warm coils in the evaporating zone. No fans are necessary although sometimes desirable, and the water recirculation is a single pumping operation, since the cooling of process fluid and the recirculated coolant are handled simultaneously.
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Portion of a completed cooler assembly showing water piping arrangement to distributing pans. Pans, mounted on top of each stack of AX Sections, assure even distribution of water over the stack, as shown here.
This photograph shows the installation of a sulfuric acid cooling system in a mid-western metallurgical plant. Sheathing in fore-ground is incomplete.
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Q: Creating a viewer application with an URN from Autodesk A360 I have created a viewer application which uses 2-legged authentication and displays the project that has been uploaded to my own bucket. Now instead of viewing the project in my own bucket, I would like to be able to view a project that has been already uploaded to Autodesk A360.
For that I have completed the following steps:

*

*Implemented the 3-legged authentication (A360 account with the project and the account that is being authenticated are the same).

*Accessed the hub, project and the file, as described in https://developer.autodesk.com/en/docs/data/v2/tutorials/download-file/.

*Instead of downloading the project and uploading it to my own bucket, as described in https://developer.autodesk.com/en/docs/data/v2/tutorials/app-managed-bucket/, gotten the identificator
(urn:adsk.wipprod:fs.file:vf.6bVr4EVDSaOpykczeQYR2Q?version=1) from the result of the file request and converted it to an URL-friendly Base64 (dXJuOmFkc2sub2JqZWN0czpvcy5vYmplY3Q6bXktYnVja2V0L215LWF3ZXNvbWUtZm9yZ2UtZmlsZS5ydnQ=).

As a result, the converted URN should be the same as A360 is using for its own viewer.
When viewing the project with the URN on my own application, the network console is displaying the following error message:

When looking at the specific request, the following response is returned:

I also made sure that the converted URN is equal to the URN that the A360 is using. For that I compared it with the response of A360:

So as the viewer works in A360, I would like to know whether the project in A360 can be also viewed in my own application (the bucket already exists for the A360 viewer, so there is no reason for repeating the same process of bucket creation and uploading of the file).
If the same project with the URN can be used, then I would also like to know why the request is unauthorized.
If you need any additional code, then make sure to ask.

A: You can look at the following three samples on GiHub that all three access CAD models on A360 and display them in the viewer:
Data Management APIP sample: https://github.com/Developer-Autodesk/data.management.api-nodejs-sample
Model Derivative API sample: https://github.com/Developer-Autodesk/model.derivative.api-nodejs-sample
Real-time round-trip BIM editor: https://github.com/jeremytammik/model.derivative.api-nodejs-sample-roomedit3d
Proof that it works is provided by the roomedit3dv2 round-trip Forge BIM edi, 8 minute demo recording:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDI5YX7PDP8
Good luck!

A: After comparing my solution against Augusto Goncalves' application at https://github.com/Developer-Autodesk/data.management.api-nodejs-sample, I finally managed to solve the problem.

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*Instead of downloading the project and uploading it to my own bucket, as described in https://developer.autodesk.com/en/docs/data/v2/tutorials/app-managed-bucket/, gotten the identificator (urn:adsk.wipprod:fs.file:vf.6bVr4EVDSaOpykczeQYR2Q?version=1) from the result of the file request and converted it to an URL-friendly Base64 (dXJuOmFkc2sub2JqZWN0czpvcy5vYmplY3Q6bXktYnVja2V0L215LWF3ZXNvbWUtZm9yZ2UtZmlsZS5ydnQ=).

Although this method returns a correct URN, then in addition to URN an acmsession must be also added to the request. From the sample code above, I managed to reverse-engineer the following request:
curl -X 'POST' \
 -H "Authorization: Bearer $token" -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
 -v 'https://developer.api.autodesk.com/oss-ext/v1/acmsessions' -d \
 '{
    "application": "autodesk",
    "x-ads-acm-check-groups": "true",
    "x-ads-acm-namespace": "WIPDM"
  }'

The result of this request returns a code, which must be added to the URN. Instead of adding it to the end of request URL, it should be added to the method that is being called:
viewer.load(doc.getViewablePath(geometryItems[0]), null, null, null, doc.acmSessionId /*session for DM*/);

Using this solution required changes to be made to the instantiation of the viewer. Instead of doing it like described in https://developer.autodesk.com/en/docs/viewer/v2/tutorials/basic-viewer/, I changed it to the solution that is in index.js file of the sample code above.

A: I've got confirmation from the development team that you should not use the ACM headers or rely on the WIPDM urn to load directly your viewable. This will stop working at some point in the future. We will add some logic directly in the derivative service to abstract it and allow you to do that.
At the moment unfortunately, prefer to use the storage URN from the A360 item version and post a custom svf job that will produce a new set of viewables you can rely on.
You can see a concrete example in my forge sample
//pick the last version by default
var version = item.versions[ item.versions.length - 1 ]

var storageUrn = window.btoa(
    version.relationships.storage.data.id)

// !IMPORTANT: remove all padding '=' chars
// not accepted by the adsk services

storageUrn = storageUrn.replace(new RegExp('=', 'g'), '')

var urn = version.relationships.derivatives.data.id

console.log('A360 URN: ' + urn)  // -> just for info
console.log('Storage URN: ' + storageUrn) // -> use this URN to POST svf and trigger translation


Note: This only applies to Ubuntu 7.10. Later releases included automatic configuration of X and as such this is no longer required.
Remember the good old days when to change a screen resolution or driver, you had to edit xorg.conf or reconfigure X.org? Those fine times are now over, or they will be, with the release of Ubuntu 7.10.
As of an update from a few days ago, users are now able to access a graphical user interface for editing xorg.conf, though only for graphic and display settings. This tool has support for dual monitors at the moment, and with the release of X.org 7.3 it will be possible to add even more. You can turn on and off both (or one) of your monitor(s), change the available resolutions, orientations, and set mirror or exteneded desktops.
On the Graphics Card tab, you have a selection of drivers and video memory. You can pick your graphics card and have it select a driver for you, or you can choose the driver yourself (useful for binary ATI/NVIDIA drivers).
The Test feature as of writing is a little buggy, but this is an alpha version still; updates will follow.
This feature is actually Ubuntu-specific at the moment, though other distributions are sure to adopt it soon. It is part of Ubuntu 7.10's "Bullet Proof X" blueprint that states, in a general sense, that if X for some reason fails to start, then it will fall back to a failsafe mode with this GUI running to help get you back on your feet.
There is much improvement to be made with X as 7.3 releases, but whether this will make it into Ubuntu 7.10 in time is another story. Feature freeze is now in effect, however it was broken for an X update once before. Whether we'll see it all depends on when it is released. Count on FOSSwire for our take on X.org 7.3 later this month or next.


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Watch music production and engineering students gain exposure to the legendary British recording scene during the Wadhams Production Scholars trip.
Wadhams Production Scholars observe producer Ethan Johns (center) and engineer Kevin Killen (right) during their visit to Peter Gabriel's Real World Studios.
Each year since 2013, a group of 10 music production and engineering (MP&E) students have traveled to the United Kingdom for a nine-day whirlwind tour of some of the world's most iconic studios—among them Abbey Road, Mark Knopfler's British Grove Studios, and Peter Gabriel's Real World Studios—as part of the Wadhams Production Scholars trip. While there, the students, who are handpicked by a committee of Berklee faculty, don't just get to look around: they produce music alongside legendary studio professionals and up-and-coming British artists.
It's a capstone trip for these students, Rob Jaczko and Dan Thompson, chair and assistant chair of the MP&E Department, explain. "It comes full circle: it's a big international cultural experience, and we're working with some super famous people, but at the same time, the students realize, 'Hey, I can fit into this; we've been trained well at Berklee,'" says Jaczko, who accompanied the 2019 Wadhams Production Scholars to the U.K., along with Thompson and fellow MP&E faculty member Leanne Ungar. "It's validating that they get over to Abbey Road, and these other big studios, and they're familiar with the workflow. It's not so different from how we've trained them, and it's validated by these icons that are doing the work using largely the same methodology they've been shown, and in some cases the same equipment."
[The students] get to work with the heroes of the industry—a who's who of producers and engineers and facilities.
—Dan Thompson, Assistant Chair, Music Production and Engineering Department
The Wadhams Production Scholars trip is made possible each year by a trust funded by the late MP&E Department founder, Wayne Wadhams, who bequeathed his entire estate to the department when he passed away in 2008. The program was designed to honor Wadhams's own vision for the department, which stressed "engineering as a tool towards a creative production goal," Jaczko says. How better to demonstrate this approach for students than by working with the British studios and professionals who helped develop so much of the production philosophy and techniques that have shaped modern music?
The benefits of the trip are clear, says Thompson: "Exposure to culture, to another country; immersion in the British recording scene...they get to work with the heroes of the industry—a who's who of producers and engineers and facilities; and a great final experience for our students as they leave the MP&E Department and prepare to go into the world. It's an amazing bridge to what's next."
From Trip to Internship
For at least one student from this year's trip, that bridge led her right back to England this fall for an internship. During the group's session at Peter Gabriel's Real World Studio in Wiltshire, England, MP&E student Sarah Sarmento (who can be seen assisting with the studio session and tracking harmonica in the video below) met dubbing mixer Andrew Wilson, with whom she connected over her growing interest in post-production work. After she got back to Boston, she reached out to Wilson about the possibility of interning with him for the fall semester, and he agreed. So far, the internship has been a huge success: "The experience of going abroad for a second time to learn about something I am passionate about has been really amazing," says Sarmento. "I did not have as much knowledge in post-production as I have in music recording, so to be able to discover all these new tools and techniques in the sound universe is very renewing to me."
This year, the trip was also fortunate enough to have a film crew present to document their session at Real World Studios. To see the Wadhams Production Scholars at work in their session with producer Ethan Johns, engineer Kevin Killen, and artist Robert Vincent, check out the full video below:
Video of Real World Studios Recording Session with Berklee Wadhams Production Scholars
Berklee and Spotify Announce 2019 EQL Residency Recipients
Rising audio professionals Sophie Ackroyd and Berklee alumnae Alissa Faratro and Jessica Taylor will embark on a six-month residency at Spotify's Secret Genius Studios in London, Los Angeles, and Nashville.
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Little Big Town's New Lead Track Has Berklee Roots
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DOMi and JD Beck to Perform at the Red Room at Cafe 939
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — The Alabama Supreme Court has made itself an outlier in the judicial march legalizing same-sex marriages in the United States, drawing rebukes from gay rights advocates and evoking comparisons to Alabama's defiance of federal authorities during the civil rights movement.
The court set up a showdown with a Mobile, Alabama, federal judge this week when it ordered officials in the state to stop issuing same-sex marriage licenses pending a U.S. Supreme Court decision later this year on whether gays and lesbians have a fundamental right to marry.
The Alabama ruling contradicts U.S. District Judge Callie "Ginny" Granade, who declared in January that Alabama's constitutional ban on same-sex marriage violates the U.S. Constitution.
"Even as nationwide marriage equality is on the horizon, the Alabama Supreme Court is determined to be on the wrong side of history," said Shannon Minter, legal director of the National Center for Lesbian Rights.
Alabama wasn't the first state where a federal trial or appeals court declared same-sex marriages legal, but the state justices made Alabama the only state to push back in advance of the U.S. Supreme Court settling the matter.
The justices' decision had quick results: By Wednesday afternoon, gay rights advocates said they could not find one of Alabama's 67 counties where a same-sex couple could get a marriage license. Before the ruling, 48 counties had issued licenses in compliance with Granade's earlier declarations.
The Alabama justices don't dispute that the nation's highest court will have the final say. But absent that ruling, the justices reasoned, they remain the ultimate authority on applying the U.S. Constitution to a state law. "State courts may interpret the U.S. Constitution independently from, and even contrary to, federal courts," they wrote in a decision that described "traditional" marriage as "the fundamental unit of society."
Minter, the attorney who represented gay couples who initially challenged Alabama's ban, said the state justices showed "callous disregard" for their rights.
Dean Lanton said he and his partner, Randy Wells, had planned to wed in Birmingham on Aug. 12, the anniversary of their first date, but now might have to get married out of state because of the decision.
"It was a punch in the gut. It was out of the blue," said Lanton, 54. "It's just Alabama politics, deja vu from the 1960s."
University of Alabama law professor Ronald Krotoszynski said the Alabama justices are technically correct in asserting their authority in the case. The U.S. Constitution actually doesn't say whether state courts must adhere to federal court rulings. It simply created U.S. Supreme Court and authorized Congress to create other federal courts as necessary.
But Krotoszynski said the particular circumstances still make the Alabama action surprising, particularly given that the 11th U.S. Circuit of Appeals in Atlanta and the U.S. Supreme Court itself declined Alabama's earlier requests to delay Granade's order until after the high court rules this year.
Many legal observers have interpreted those refusals as the court telegraphing its intention to rule in favor of same-sex marriage advocates.
"Does the (Alabama) court have the power to do this? Yes," the professor said. "Was it wise for the court to exercise its power this way? I'd say no. ... This is just not a standard kind of move in the inter-relationship between state and federal courts."
Same-sex couples will likely appeal up to the U.S. Supreme Court if necessary to block the latest state supreme court ruling, said Ben Cooper, chairman of Equality Alabama. "It's important to understand that this is not nearly the end of this," he said.
Montgomery County Probate Judge Steven Reed, a Democrat who was among the first to comply with Granade's order, said he would likely join an appeal.
John Enslen, Reed's colleague in neighboring Elmore County, however, praised the Alabama justices. He wrote on his Facebook page that he is "saddened for my nation that the word 'marriage' has been hijacked by couples who cannot procreate."
Then there are the county officials who aren't advocating a position — they're just tired of the legal roller coaster.
"It's very frustrating," said Probate Judge Leon Archer in rural Tallapoosa County. "I had done made up my mind we were going to issue the licenses and I thought that was it. And I think that is going to be the ruling of the U.S. Supreme Court in June."
Gophers hockey puts on a show in 10-0 rout over Arizona State
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Offensive coordinator Gary Kubiak had been expected to step down after two years with the Vikings.
Game officials, coaches and athletic directors all have roles to ensure players are wearing masks properly, a Minnesota State High School League official said.
The nation's leading infectious disease expert was back in the White House briefing room.
Gophers women's hockey adds six players for 2021-22 team
Among the signees are three members of the U.S. gold medal-winning team in the 2020 Under-18 World Championship.
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