Eat Beef. Drink Vodka

https://soundcloud.com/bobby-lyte/no-work-all-play-hawthorne

https://soundcloud.com/bobby-lyte/the-lyte-house-sessions-1

http://xmlandmore.blogspot.com/2014/01/eclipse-mat-understand-incoming-and.html

Why is this a problem?  Because the non-static InnerAdapter class holds a strong reference to the outer class (SomeFragment).  Normally, if I re-create the Adapter in onCreate(), i.e. during rotate, then the old Adapter is garbage collected.  But in this case, I had the Adapter initialized to a final member variable in the fragment.  Therefore, during rotate, the Fragment would not re-create the adapter.  Hence, the adapter mAdapter would hold a reference to the old fragment, leaking memory.

This movie is awesome. TMNT Turtles Forever (Un-Cut Version) Widescreen: http://youtu.be/Csn1j65e7oQ – View on Path.

— Outkast (@Outkast) June 18, 2014

This should not be so difficult, however, this is the best discussion I've found on finding external SD cards on Android devices.  The second answer is the best code solution.  The first answer is simply an explanation of why it's so complicated.  The solution is still not perfect though.

@ianmendiola 4.5 minute plank! Not bad, was aiming for 6 though. #plank #killit #fail #gracefully #kinda

4 to 6 eggs a day keeps the doctor away. #eggs #bacon #igotobedthinkingaboutbreakfast #protein