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| Name: MR.MALLESH | Reg No: 05-3SMHC19 |
|---|---|
| Age / Sex:36/M | Contact No:9916834172 |
| Marital Status:ML- 5 YEARS | Date:4/3/19 |
| Occupation:BUSINESS, MOBILE SHOP, TRAVEL, SCHOOL. STARTED ALL THIS BY HIMSELF. | Dr. PJFP |
Address: NATIVE ATTIBELE. |
DIAGNOSIS- |
3 YOUNGER SIS.
2-3 MONTHS FEELING EXHAUSTED AND THE ERECTIONS HAVENT BEEN TOO HIGH. FEELS PREMATURE EJACULATION
RX:
DAMIANA+ALFALFA – 20-20-20
PENTAPHOS 2-2-2
LYCO 200 – 1 DOSE.
TITANIUM 200 – 4 DOSES WEEKLY B/FOOD.
15/3/19: lost lot of weight and lot of tiredness 1 and half yr back so diagnosed as dm. feet at times keep burning. Smtimes will b ther fr a week and then wont be thr fr 2 weeks. After med feels desires improved and the erections also feels improved.
Rx:
Alfalfa/acid phos Q- 15-15-15 a/food water.
Acid phos 200 – 4-0-4 disc a/food 15 gram.
4/4/19: better.
Rx:
DAMIANA+ALFALFA – 20-20-20
PENTAPHOS 2-2-2
LYCO 200 – 1 DOSE.
TITANIUM 200/acid phos 200 – 4 DOSES WEEKLY B/FOOD.
30/4/19: feeling better. After motion and urine in the morning then better. Sleep better.
Rx:
DAMIANA+ALFALFA – 20-20-20 A/FOOD WATER.
PENTAPHOS 2-2-2
LYCO 200/ARS ALB 200/TUBERCULINUM1M – 4-4-4-4 FOR 4 DAYS. 1ST WEEK AND 3RD WEEK
acid phos 200 – 4 DOSES WEEKLY B/FOOD.
24/5/19: mood is good. Tiredness is better than before. Feet burning or itching. <morning after waking
Rx:
syphilinum1m/acid phos1m/lyco1m – 4-4-4-4 1st and 3rd weeks.
Sygizium/alfalfa/avena/damiana – 15-15-15 drops a/food water.
Sulphur 200 – weekly doses 3.


Nyzo Chrome extension version 2 (commit on GitHub) adds Micropay functionality to the Nyzo Chrome extension.
This version is the second part of the delivery for NTTP-5. Examples are available, and this version has been submitted to the Chrome web store to allow for more widespread adoption.
The first version of the Nyzo Chrome extension provided the ability to send tips. This version adds the ability to purchase premium content: Nyzo Micropay.
If you have not yet read the release notes to version 603 of the Java codebase, you may want to review those first to better understand the role of the Nyzo client and a typical web server in the Micropay process.
In the ByteBuffer JavaScript class, an initializer was added to allow an array to be loaded into a buffer. Previously, this class was only used to assemble buffers. This new initializer allows buffers to be used for reading.
Read functions, analogous to the existing write (put-) functions, were added.
In the content script, a strict declaration was added, as was already present in the popup script. The variables for the tip parameters were renamed with the tip- prefix to distinguish them from the new Micropay parameters.
The script now scans for Micropay buttons, and multiple Micropay configurations are permitted on a single page.
In addition to client URL, receiver ID, and sender-data tag, the Micropay buttons also include a display name and an amount.
The listener for messages from the popup previously only listened for parameter requests. Now, it also listens for transaction availability from the popup. Transactions are stored by the popup script in the local Chrome datastore. The content script retrieves those transactions and dispatches them to the page along with a supplemental transaction. The supplemental transaction is used to demonstrate ownership of the key used for the primary transaction.
In extensionUtil.js, a const for the hash of the Genesis block was added. Micropay transactions, for simplicity, use the Genesis block as a reference. This makes them vulnerable to eclipse attacks, but this is not a concern because the transaction amounts are so small.
The getTipAmountMicronyzos() function was renamed to getAmountMicronyzos() to reflect its wider application in this version.
A function for validating the maximum Micropay amount was added.
The cleanTag() function now trims the tag value to fit the sender-data field. The cleanDisplayName() function removes all characters other and a-z, A-Z, 0-9, the space, and the underscore. This is used to sanitize the name that is displayed in the popup menu to identify Micropay content.
The submitTransaction() function no longer accepts arguments for previousHashHeight and previousBlockHash. These always reference the Genesis block.
A try/catch was added to account for invalid responses. A null check on the web server result was also added.
The fallback error message was modified to reflect the more general nature of the extension. The transactionString was added to the callback to allow it to be used to retrieve content.
A function was added to create the supplemental transaction. If Micropay becomes popular, it would be easy to envision someone providing a tool that tracks the blockchain and provides a lookup of previously processed Micropay transactions. These transactions could then be used by anyone to retrieve Micropay content. To avoid this, a supplemental transaction is created to prove key ownership. While old Micropay transactions may be reused to authorize content many times, the supplemental transaction is required to be within the message replay interval.
An isUndefined() helper function was added to improve code readability.
The manifest was modified with the new version number, a modified description to reflect the expanded capabilities of this version, and the additional dependencies required by the content script.
The MicropayConfiguration class encapsulates the information necessary for Micropay. Two functions for validating tip and Micropay configurations are provided.
In the decode() function in nyzoString.js, Nyzo transaction strings are now processed.
The h1 element of the options page was updated. A field and notice were added for the maximum Micropay amount.
In the options script, logic was added to handle the maximum Micropay amount.
The validateAndStoreMaximumMicropayAmount() function checks the value provided by the user, provides visual feedback if the value is invalid, and stores the value in local storage.
The popup has been restructured to fit the new Micropay fields. The receiver ID and client URL are no longer displayed. The Micropay sections are displayed above the tip section.
Dividers are displayed between sections. Up to 4 Micropay elements can be displayed for a page. Tips and Micropay can be present together on a page.
Each section has its own notice divs for feedback. A notice is also displayed if the page does not support any Nyzo functionality. A button for opening the options menu is displayed if the extension is not correctly configured.
The popup menu now hides before configuration to hide from the user layout changes that take place during configuration. The fetch of the extension configuration from local storage now uses the specific keys needed to avoid fetching all stored Micropay transactions. Various names have been updated for improved readability with the current functionality of the extension.
The page configuration is fetched, and the Micropay buttons and tip buttons are configured. Up to 4 Micropay elements are supported per page, and tips and Micropay can be present together. The MicropayConfiguration object is stored on the button to allow easy access when the button is clicked.
Dividers are displayed as necessary between sections. A notice is displayed in the case of a communication error with the page.
When configuration is complete, the body of the popup is displayed. To the user, there is no apparent delay between clicking the popup button and the display of the popup.
Each Micropay element is configured separately. If a Micropay transaction amount exceeds the configured maximum, the button indicates this, and the transaction cannot be sent. If a previous transaction for the Micropay element is present in local storage, a button is presented for resending that transaction to the web server to reauthorize without making an additional payment. Another button is presented for clearing this transaction in case it is no longer valid.
A notice is also displayed to indicate Micropay content that has already been purchased. References to other elements are stored with the Micropay button to simplify other code. Event listeners are added to the buttons.
The sendTransaction() function now takes a button argument to provide information about which transaction to send and to allow the interface to be reconfigured with feedback about the transaction.
The transaction is created and sent to the client, and feedback about the process is displayed in the notice div.
The old logic for sending a tip was replaced by the newer generic logic that also encompasses Micropay.
If a transaction is successfully transmitted to the client, it is stored and a message is sent to the content script to inform it that a transaction is available.
Functions were added for resending an existing transaction from storage and clearing a transaction from storage.
The stringforArray() function, which is used to assemble client responses for display, now removes < and > to reduce potential display issues with these responses.
The configurationValid() function was renamed to distinguish it from Micropay configuration validation, and a function was added to provide a unique reference key for indexing Micropay configurations.
Some sizes were reduced to produce a more compact layout, and a pay-container CSS class was added.
The hover-button margin was also reduced, and classes were added to support the buttons for resending and clearing transactions.
A function was added to rebuild a transaction from a serialized representation.


Club Championship 2018 Event 6
| Midd 25 |
19 June 18 |
|
25 |
miles |
| Name |
Position |
Road bike |
Actual Time |
Avg. mph |
| |
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| Timothy Smith |
1 |
|
00:59:44 |
25.11 |
| Paul
Beattie |
2 |
|
01:01:09 |
24.53 |
| Graeme
Hall |
3 |
|
01:01:36 |
24.35 |
| Matt
Plews |
4 |
|
01:02:03 |
24.17 |
| Peter
Bentley |
5 |
|
01:03:15 |
23.72 |
| Lawrence
Cox |
6 |
|
01:03:31 |
23.62 |
| James
Lowe |
7 |
|
01:03:41 |
23.55 |
| Michael
Burke |
8 |
1 |
01:04:23 |
23.30 |
| Nik
Kershaw |
9 |
|
01:04:35 |
23.23 |
| Austin
Smith |
10 |
|
01:04:57 |
23.09 |
| Adrian
Killworth |
11 |
|
01:05:43 |
22.83 |
| David
Wilson |
12 |
|
01:05:46 |
22.81 |
| Julian
Freeman |
13 |
|
01:05:57 |
22.74 |
| Adrian
Read |
14 |
|
01:06:28 |
22.57 |
| Chris
Dainty |
15 |
|
01:06:35 |
22.53 |
| James
Simons-Boswell |
16 |
2 |
01:07:01 |
22.38 |
| David
McDade |
17 |
|
01:07:42 |
22.16 |
| Julian
Middleton |
18 |
|
01:07:48 |
22.12 |
| Roger
Kockelbergh |
19 |
|
01:08:04 |
22.04 |
| Linda
Hubbard |
20 |
|
01:09:40 |
21.53 |
| Steve
Wickham |
21 |
|
01:10:15 |
21.35 |
| Peter
Nix |
22 |
|
01:10:33 |
21.26 |
| Bill
Barrie |
23 |
|
01:10:46 |
21.20 |
| Jean
Adamson |
24 |
3 |
01:11:08 |
21.09 |
| David
Reay |
25 |
|
01:11:24 |
21.01 |
| Matthew
Vallins |
26 |
4 |
01:13:14 |
20.48 |
| Andy
Carter |
27 |
|
01:13:51 |
20.31 |
| Michael
Church |
28 |
|
01:13:57 |
20.28 |
| Jennifer
Clegg |
29 |
|
01:16:37 |
19.58 |
| Ray
Taylor |
30 |
|
01:17:00 |
19.48 |
| John
Welsford |
31 |
|
01:17:46 |
19.29 |
| Louise
Perry |
32 |
|
01:19:06 |
18.96 |
| Dominic
Switzer |
33 |
|
01:19:40 |
18.83 |
| Tom
Evans |
34 |
|
01:20:09 |
18.71 |
| Donna
Argo |
35 |
|
01:21:05 |
18.50 |
| Paula
Moore |
36 |
5 |
01:21:25 |
18.42 |
| Stewart
Holland |
37 |
6 |
01:22:21 |
18.21 |
| John
Aldridge |
38 |
|
01:23:50 |
17.89 |
| Andrew
Weatherby |
39 |
7 |
01:24:51 |
17.68 |
| Mac
Carter |
40 |
|
01:24:57 |
17.66 |
| Gary
Roberts |
|
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DNF |
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IntelliJ IDEA has long been regarded as one of the best IDEs for Java development. With the 7.0 release they’ve followed Netbeans and Eclipse by offering significant support for Ruby on Rails alongside the Java tooling. They have a neat video tutorial showing off the Rails features.


EFCC secures 84 convictions in Edo - The Nation Newspaper
Osagie Otabor, Benin
The Benin Zonal office of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) said it has secured 84 convictions from January 2019 till date.
It said the sum of N217, 268, 236 was recovered within the said period.
Head of Benin Zonal Office, Mr. Muhtar Bello, stated this after a road walk to mark the World Anti-Corruption day.
Bello led EFCC officials and members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) round major streets of Benin City sensitizing the public on the need to say something about corruption in their work places.
He said several properties including houses, assorted cars and vessels were also recovered.
READ ALSO: Publish charges against ex-bank chiefs, Diezani, CSOs tell EFCC
The Benin Zonal head said the commission was determined to win the fight against corruption through its preventive measures diligent prosecution and prosecution.
According to him, “For us at the EFCC, we recognise the fact that we cannot win the fight against corruption alone. We need the support and cooperation of all stakeholders in order to make meaningful progress in restoring transparency, accountability and due process in public governance.
“I urged members and leaders of various interest groups, trade unions, civil society organisations and professional bodies to facilitate mass education, mobilisation and active participation of Nigerians in the fight against corruption.”


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Deprecated: Users should migrate to https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Pipeline+Plugin . Pipeline offers a better way of checking out of multiple SCMs, and is supported by the Jenkins core development team.
Allows a job to check out sources from multiple SCM providers.
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This plugin is more of a proof-of-concept than a robust and fully functional component. It does work in my particular build environment, and is meant to serve as a demonstration of what might be possible with more work. It was inspired by JENKINS-7155 requesting multiple repository checkouts for Mercurial similar to what is possible with the Subversion plugin. It's currently implemented as a plugin, but if enough people find it useful, I think the idea would work better in the Jenkins core.
We are a small team and have been using Subversion which has been adequate for our needs. However, I wanted to experiment with distributed VCS systems, so I tried using Mercurial for a medium-sided update to one of our projects and enjoyed it very much. Everything went great until I got to the Jenkins build part. Our projects are small to mid-sized and are usually structured like:
/ /project-code /inhouse-common-library /3rd-party-deps /lib1 /lib2
The in-house library is built by an upstream job, but the 3rd-party dependencies are checked out as part of the build. With subversion, we could check each one out individually, and initially I thought this is what I wanted for Mercurial as well. However, quite often we have the entire source for the library checked in, but the build really only needs a single dll or jar. Since Mercurial doesn't support partial clones, it now seems better to leave these in subversion since they're rarely changed and we can check out just the parts needed during a build.
I googled for solutions, but the ones I found all seemed to have limitations compared to the working and adequate subversion solution:
- Script the dependency checkouts as part of the build. This would work and would be easy, but changes to third party libraries would not automatically trigger a build or be included in the change log.
- Have an upstream job to check out the dependencies. This could work, but it sounded tedious to set up and maintain, and would clutter the job list with lots of superfluous jobs.
- Mercurial forests/subrepos. The general feel I got was that the forest extension is not actively supported, and subrepos are not yet supported by the Mercurial plugin. Furthermore, this would require changes to how we structure our code. If we were a bigger shop, this would probably be worthwhile, but for me it seemed like more maintenance.
- Just leave everything in subversion and live with it. The easiest of all, but loses all the benefits of DVCS (however minimal for a team our size).
Usage
In the SCM section of the Jenkins job configuration screen, choose 'Multiple SCMs'. You'll then see a drop-down list of the available SCM plugins which can be configured similar to the way build steps are configured for a freestyle job. When chosen, each SCM plugin will present its normal set of configuration options.
Make sure each SCM checkout is done in a separate sub-directory of the workspace to avoid conflicts between the SCM providers. If using Mercurial, this option is hidden in the 'Advanced' section, so don't forget to configure it.
If changing the SCM provider for an existing job, I recommend wiping out the workspace.
Limitations
- Currently tested only with Mercurial and Subversion plugins, as that is what I use locally.
- Post-commit type triggers don't currently work (at least for subversion), so it is necessary to configure 'cron' type polling.
- Repository browser configuration is also not supported in the current version.
- I haven't tested any pre/post build tagging type operations, although they will probably work.
- I also haven't tested master/slave configurations. This might work if the underlying SCM plugins support this mode of operation.
Implementation Notes
The implementation was easier than I originally expected, and learned a lot along the way. It basically serves as a proxy between Jenkins and existing SCM plugins. The job configuration panel uses a hetero-list similar to the build steps section. That way, all the configuration options are handled by the real SCM plugins. For the actual SCM functions, it pretty much just iterates over each configured SCM plugin and forwards the request. There is some messiness in dealing with changelogs, but it's not too bad.
Changelog
Version 0.6 (Apr 3, 2016)
- Fix SCM polling (JENKINS-25253)
- Export environment variables from each SCM, instead of using only the variables from the lasst SCM (JENKINS-30709)
- Fix repository browser
Version 0.5 (Jul 13, 2015)
- Use newInstance() (JENKINS-9287 , JENKINS-19818)
- Fix exceptions (JENKINS-27638)
Version 0.4 (Mar 9, 2015)
- Fix usage with Subversion plugin version 2.5 (JENKINS-26303)
- Fix ChangeLog across multiple git repositories (JENKINS-25131)
Version 0.4-beta-1 (Jun 16, 2014)
- Support for updated SCM API in Jenkins 1.568+.
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- Fix changelog parsing for subversion (and possibly others). Extracted log component had an extra newline at the top of the file which made parsing fail if the document contained an
<?xml...>
declaration. - JENKINS-7155, JENKINS-12298 Allow polling to work with multiple instances of a single SCM type (Thanks to Jesse Glick).
- Implement
getKind()
to possibly allow other clients (such as NetBeans IDE) to parse the change logs (Thanks to Jesse Glick). - Add override of
getModuleRoots()
to return the union of all contained SCMs module roots. - For SCM implementations that add
SCMRevisionState
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MERCURIAL_REVISION
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 Jaine tells fans that she practices sustainable hunting for food because she does not believe in the meat farming system.
“I hate factory farming so hunting wild meat is ideal,” Jaine says according to the New York Post. “It’s free, it’s fun and it helps the farmers.”
Indeed, Jaine claims that local farmers have encouraged her to keep hunting for wild pigs because her culling of those animals helps farmers be rid of the destructive creatures.
“A day hunting is always different but usually starts with packing the truck and heading off into the mountains or the bush,” she told the media.
“I like that we can teach our children how to hunt their own food. I hate factory farming so hunting wild meat is ideal, organic and sustainable,” Lucy said.
“When they find a pig, they let us know by barking and we follow our GPS to where they are.

But many anti-hunting fanatics are not persuaded by her reasons for killing wild animals. Detractors have called her “sick,” “horrible,” “psychotic,” and a “horrible excuse for a human.”
Some have even threatened to kill her for her hunting habits.
“I’ve had a few death threats from people who just don’t have any experience with hunting,” she says. “Or maybe they are against animal cruelty.”
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[gecode-users] Graphical java search under c++.
Zampelli Stephane
Stephane.Zampelli at info.ucl.ac.be
Mon Oct 2 16:20:52 CEST 2006
Hi Guido,
Thanks a lot, I will have a try very soon and will let you know.
Stéphane.
Guido Tack wrote:
> Hi Stéphane.
>
>> Actually I do not care about portability for now. All I want is a
>> research tool to track propagation and displays the state of my
>> graphs in C++. I am working under linux so this is fine. Please let
>> me know if you can send me the sources.
>
>
> Sure, no problem. You find them attached to this email. I have not
> tried them in a while, and I do not remember exactly how to compile
> them. Using them is easy: instead of inheriting from Space, you must
> inherit from GecodeSpace (from the Gecode/J sources). The you just
> create an object of type Explorer and give it your root space - this
> should display the Java explorer.
>
> It is very well possible that the version I'm sending you is not
> compatible with the latest version of Gecode and Gecode/J, please try
> it out. To compile, you will need the path to your JDK, and you will
> need to link against some Java libraries (I don't know exactly which,
> probably libjvm.so).
>
> If you can get it to work, please let me know.
>
> Cheers,
> Guido
>
>
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Along side SoundSol's ability to record and mix your music, we also provide services for promoting your brand. We create unique album designs, logos, and general brand imagery.
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Originally from York, Pennsylvania, Noah came to Philadelphia to be in the heart of a thriving media market and to pursue a Bachelor’s degree at Temple University’s esteemed Media and Communication school. He has interests and experience in audio production, videography, and graphic design.


The Wet Grass problem
The calculator feature was mostly designed for easy probability calculations. The formulas for probability can be written in structured English or abbreviated in mathematical form. For example, we can write:
- `probability of Raining is 20%`, or
- `prob Raining = 0.2`, or
- `pr(Raining)=20%`
Note that variables like Raining and Sprinkler need to start with a capital letter.
We can also write conditional probabilities, by using the word "given", or its symbol equivalent -- the quote sign. So, for example:
- The `probability of Sprinkler given Raining is 1%`
- The `probability of Sprinkler given no Raining is 40%`
A formula like the above could also be abbreviated as "pr(Sprinkler: -Raining)=0.4". Notice that we also used a logical negation, as in the word "no". The logic used in conditional probabilities, or we calculate the combination of probabilities, can include the operators "not", "and", "or", as well as their equivalent symbols "-", "&" and "|", respectively. The "not" operator can also be abbreviated to "no". The following are some examples:
- The `probability of Wet given no Raining and no Sprinkler is 0`
- The `probability of Wet: Raining & not Sprinkler is 80%`
- The `probability of Wet: -Raining & Sprinkler = 90%`
- `pr(Wet: Raining & Sprinkler) = 99%`
Once the probability assignments have been entered, we can calculate other probabilities of interest. For example, we can calculate that the probability of wet grass is "prob Wet"(`prob Wet`), or that the "chance of Wet and Sprinkler" equals `chance of Wet and Sprinkler`.
In most cases, we would like to display the results of the probability calculations as percentages or whole numbers, rather than decimals. We can use the keyword "percent" (or its symbol '%') in front of the probability formula to achieve this. For example, "percent chance of Wet and Sprinkler" is `percent chance of Wet and Sprinkler`.
Probability Calculator
And here is the example in the editor.


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Background information. My education. Gator Nation. My hobbies. MTG. Harry Potter. Mauy Thai. Bodily Injuries. Fun stuff like that.  Blah.  Batman.


Court remands prophet for alleged defilement of teenager
by https://www.facebook.com/CheerfulpraiseBy Adebisi Onanuga
An Ikorodu Magistrates’ Court on Monday remanded a 25-year-old prophet, Adebowale Obaloluwa, in Correctional custody over alleged defilement of a 14-year-old girl (names withheld).
The defendant, who is an interpreter of tongues at a branch of Cherubim and Seraphim Church, is facing a lone charge of child defilement before Magistrate, Mrs C. K Tunji-Carrena.
When the charge was read, the court did not take his plea.
Magistrate Tunji-Carrena ordered his remand correctional custody pending legal advice from the Director of Public Prosecution (DPP).
Prosecuting Sgt. Mary Ajiteru, told the court that the defendant committed the offence on November 15, at 1.30a.m. at No. 1, Oduolu Street, Baiyeku, Igbogbo, Ikorodu.
Read Also: Police rescue 3 children from suspected female traffickers
Sgt. Ajiteru told the court that Obaboluwa lured the girl, who went with her friend to the church, to his sleeping quarters during a prayer vigil and allegedly defiled her.
she said that when the girl got home from the vigil, she told her mother what the prophet did to her.
She said incident was reported at the Police station and the prophet was arrested.
Magistrate Tunji-Carrena has adjourned the case until January 30, 2020 .


We may need a fresh auth_token so let’s login first. After that we can build our request and send it. We’ll wrap up by decoding the JSON response and pretty printing it.
auth_token = login(api_url, username, password)
req = urllib.request.Request(
url = api_url+'/repositories',
data = None,
header = {"X-ArchivesSpace-Session": auth_token})
response = urllib.request.urlopen(req)
result = json.JSONDecoder().decode(response.read().decode('utf-8'))
print(json.dumps(result, indent=4))


- I want to specify download path and file name
- I want to download readable file name
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- I want to save Twitter video as
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Starting with version 9.4, the HTML Components will use the GDIPLUS.DLL for displaying PNG images if that DLL is present. This will allow proper rendering of PNG images with Alpha transparency. If the GDIPLUS.DLL is not present, PNG images will still be displayed but without the Alpha transparency capability.
The GDIPLUS.DLL is present on all WinXP systems and has often been loaded on other systems by other applications. If it is not present on your system, it can be downloaded (at no charge) at http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/.
Version 9 Compile Time Options
Version 9 has two compile time options controlled by defining symbols. You can find these in the HTMLCONS.INC file. None of these symbols are initially defined. To make any one (or all) of these symbols active, remove the "." from the {$.Define XXXX} sequence and recompile the code.
The possibilities are:
NoOldPNG
Defining NoOldPNG removes the backup PNG Image code. This option should not be used unless it is certain that the GDIPLUS.DLL is present or if PNG image capabilies are not required.
NoGDIPlus
The GDIPLUS.DLL provides alpha transparency support for PNG images. If, for some reason the use of the gdiplus.dll is undesirable, define NoGDIPlus.
NoTabLink
Defining NoTabLink disables the ability to Tab between Links. This may be desirable for documents with a great many links.
Quirk
Defining Quirk makes changes which simulate some of the quirks of other browsers. It may be desirable to define this constant if you expect to be displaying HTML which might depend on these quirks. Currently, Quirk forces the font color and size to return to default values in each table cell.
UseTNT or UseElpack
Defining one of these allows the Unicode TNT or Elpack controls to be substituted for Delphi controls for Form controls. See the file, HTMLCONS.INC, for more details.
NoMetafile
Metafiles may be displayed by undefining this constant. NoMetafile is defined by default to emphasize the fact that Metafile display and some printing operations are currently incompatible in Win98. For applications where printing is unimportant or Win98/95/ME need not be supported, undefining this constant will allow Metafiles to be displayed.
Without this definition, the <select> form controls (TListbox and TCombobox) will issue the OnObjectChange event only when the control loses the focus which is according to HTML specs. Defining OpOnChange simulates the way IExplorer does it, issuing the OnChange event immediately when a change is made.
A Mouseover Image is one that changes when the mouse passes over it. The HTML components use a special syntax to implement mouseover images. It's done with the <img> tag as follows:
the SRC="..." attribute should specify an animated GIF image
Add an Active attribute
With the Active attribute, the GIF will normally just display the first frame. When the mouse passes over or is clicked, it will display the second or third frame respecively if there are 2 or 3 frames or will animate if there are more than 3 frames.


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125 mg |
oral |
6-APB |
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30 mg |
oral |
4-AcO-DMT |
(powder / crystals) |
Before I begin, I have seen that many newer reports begin with “trip pedigrees.” So, here is mine. I’ve experimented with 5-Meo-DMT, aMT, 5-Meo-aMT, 5-Meo-DiPT, 4-HO-DiPT, 4-AcO-DMT, 5-Meo-MiPT, 4-AcO-MiPT, 2C-B, 2C-E, 2C-I, Ketamine, DXM, MDMA, bk-MDMA (Methylone), LSD and mushrooms. I consider myself to be a very experienced psychonaut; as do my friends.
On New Years Eve, 2011-2012, my wife and I decided to ring in the year trying out a new substance 6-APB. I have not taken MDMA since 2004, but my understanding was that the effects of 6-APB were very similar to MDMA and/or MDA. I did a lot of research online about sources, doses, chemical structure, etc, and found contradicting reports. But, trusting my gut, I had procured 6-APB from a reputable source and prepared for the night. I have also not been “Hippy Flipping” in almost 10 years and figured that, if the effects of 6-APB were as reported, a comdination with 4-AcO-DMT would be a very close emulation the experience.
What follows is a timeline of the events from my notes and as best as I can recall.
~6:30PM - My wife and I have a light dinner together and simply enjoy each other’s company.
~7:00PM - We each take 125mg of 6-APB and 30mg of 4-AcO-DMT and then take a shower together.
~8:30PM - We are watching Blue Planet: Seas of Life on Blu-ray when she begins to complain of feeling sick and “too trippy.” Usually when this happens, we are able to help one another through the initial come-up. I’m sky-rocketing, waves of euphoria washing across me make it hard for me to pull myself together to help my wife. But, I’m able to help her to the bathroom, and she sits there for a few minutes. She is having difficulty and feeling overwhelmed. I get her to drink a little water and help her back to the sofa to watch some more Blue Planet.
~8:45PM - The narrator of Blue Planet mentions Snow Geese. I am not paying attention so much as I am fixated on my wife, making sure that she is doing better. She looks at me and says “snoogys,” and begins to giggle uncontrollably. I start to laugh, too. I realize that everything is going to be a-ok.
At this point the visuals from the 4-AcO-DMT are powerful. interesting patterning and color distortions abound. But, has the waves of euphoria wash in faster and faster, like high tide, they overpower the effects of the 4-AcO-DMT completely. At about the 9:30PM mark, it is almost as if we didn’t take anything but 6-APB.
For the next 8 hours, we proceed to have one of the most mind blowing, euphoric experiences we’ve ever had. Is 6-APB like MDMA? For me, it was better than any MDMA experience I’d had before.
Nothing super insightful came of the trip. My wife and I talked for hours about all kinds of topics. We opened up about topics we haven’t discussed in years and forgave one another for minor things we hadn’t talked about in a while. All in all, the experience was very pleasurable.
We both fell asleep shortly after 5:00AM. I woke up around 12noon, I typically wake up far earlier than my wife. I had a fair amount of energy and the handover wasn’t very bad at all. My wife ended up sleeping almost all day, but the fatigue was all she really complained about.
In the future, I will likely not combine 6-APB with anything else.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Google Stadia app is now available for iOS
You still won't be able to play Stadia games on your iPhone
by Dean DaleyThe Google Stadia app is now available on the iPhone, but not for what you think.
At launch, you won’t be able to play Stadia games on the iPhone, as Google’s upcoming video game streaming platform is limited to the Pixel 2, 3, 3a, and 4.
However, the iOS version of the app will let you manage your Stadia game library. You’ll also be able to cast Stadia from your iPhone to a Chromecast sharing the same Wi-Fi network.
We expect Stadia to function on other devices, in the future, but we’re not sure if those will include either the iPhone or the iPad.
Once users receive their Stadia invite, after purchasing a Founder’s or Premiere Edition kit, they’ll be able to use the code to unlock the Stadia app for iPhone.
The Stadia app also appeared on the Play Store recently. Stadia launches on November 19th in Canada, U.S., U.K. and other regions.
Check all the games hitting the streaming platform, here.
Source: 9to5Google


"This has been a devastating war that has caused nations across the world unimaginable destruction. In the year of our Lord 1918, on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month, the fighting was ended. Now the Kaiser has fallen and the fate of the German people is in the hands of the Entente. Within the confines of this treaty, the terms of territorial and monetary concessions are outlined for the new German Republic along with restrictions on military and government policy. This treaty aims to create a lasting peace that is not so harsh that the German people turn to radicalism for solutions, but not one without discipline for the German nation."
With the Defeat of the Russian Empire on the third of March 1918, the German Empire saw significant territorial and political gains. Many nations were released to become puppets of the Kaiser, including Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, and Poland, with Finland, Ukraine, and Georgia becoming fully independent. With the defeat of the German Empire, all territories gained from the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk are to be completely relinquished by the German Republic, as the power gained from controlling the majority of Eastern Europe would be detrimental to the balance of power in Europe and would only serve to counteract efforts to create long-lasting peace. Poland shall be granted full political independence, and Southern Silesia shall be relinquished as reparations for the German invasion of ethnically Polish land. Polish merchant ships will have the right to freely use the port of Danzig without fear of interference to promote economic stimulation in the new nation, but the Entente recognizes that there is no right to move the ethnic Germans who live there already, so the city shall remain part of the German Republic. There will be a return of the unlawfully annexed territory of Alsace-Lorraine back to the French Republic. Any and all colonial possessions of the former German Empire shall be ceded to Great Britain and France.
Maps were taken and modified in Europa Universalis IV using the Extended Timeline mod.
There is not a single European nation that has been untouched by war, but some were more impacted than others.
Being the primary economic power of the Central Powers, the German Republic will he held economically
accountable for the destruction of war. With accountability in mind, the German republic will be forced to pay
75 billion marks in war reparations. 30 billion marks shall go to the French Republic, as the majority of the
war was fought on French soil with French lives. 20 billion marks shall go to Great Britain, as it was Britain
exerting itself economically and politically the second most. 10 billion marks shall both go to Belgium due to
the damages it has suffered as being one of the first contact points in the Western front. 10 billion marks
shall also be allotted to Italy as a part of the Treaty of London, a pact to switch alliances to the Entente.
Lastly, the United States of America would receive the remaining 5 billion marks for its late, but effective,
contributions to the European war effort.
Reparation payments have been significantly reduced compared to the original Treaty of Versailles. This is
done to allow Germany's economy to thrive under harsh post-war conditions and to preserve the quality of life
of the German people. Moreover, it allows Germany to pay off its war debts in a more reasonable timeframe.
The Rhineland and the Ruhr are vital areas for the economy of the German Republic, and it is understood that without access to these areas in their entirety, there is no conceivable way for the German Republic to pay the war reparations assigned. Should reparation payments not be conducted in an orderly timeframe, or if too many payments are missed without first consulting the nations being paid, the Entente has a right to occupy the Rhineland and Ruhr until the economic output seized is sufficient to make up for missed payments. If payments are made in correct quantities regularly, the German Republic is to have full sovereignty over all its territories, and the Rhineland and the Ruhr are no exception.
All ports in Prussia are in cities that have been ethnically German for centuries, and it is understood that the tensions that would arise from moving large quantities of ethnic Germans from their homes would be a threat to European stability, so there shall be a compromise made. In accordance with the freedom of the seas outlined as one of Woodrow Wilson's fourteen points, Polish ships shall have free access to German waterways within the baltic, and Polish merchant ships may be constructed and launched from German-controlled ports within East Prussia. The German Republic must allow Polish shipping throughout East Prussia and must allow open borders into East Prussia with the newly founded Poland.
The final point of the treaty has to deal with the matter of the German armed forces. The arms race of the early 20th century proved detrimental to the stability of Europe, so there will be restrictions put on any German military activity. The German Republic is to have a standing army of no more than five hundred thousand active servicemen with seven-hundred thousand servicemen in reserve. These numbers encompass support personnel as well. The air force is to be significantly downgraded, and there are to be no more than two-hundred planes in any air force established. The navy may still exist, but there can be no more than fifty ships. Any form of a submarine is strictly prohibited, and any aircraft carrier designs must be first approved by Great Britain before their construction. No German military forces may be stationed in the Rhineland until the war reparations outlined in the Economy section of the treaty have been paid off in full to prevent any military resistance to debt collection. There may be no conscription of troops unless in a defensive war. It is understood that an overly-large German army poses a threat to European stability, but there is an emerging threat in Communist Russia and their expansionist ideological principles. Combating and containing the communist threat could end up being vital to the overall stability of Europe, therefore a somewhat strong German military is a necessity. Of course, the production and possession of chemical weapons would be absolutely forbidden due to its unethical nature as a weapon of mass destruction as evident during its use in the Great War.
The main issue with creating world peace are the conflict of interests between parties and nations. Due to differing national interests, history, and political ideals, the idea of ‘world peace’ differs between nations. For example, France who has a long history of conflict with Germany sees that world peace can only be achieved with, essentially, the complete eradication and humiliation of Germany. As France suffered most of the damage caused by the Germans in the Great War, they see Germany as a threat to a lasting world peace. This is unlike the viewpoint held by the United States as they see world peace requiring the cooperation between all nations. They hold this fairly neutral and ‘pacifist’ approach to world peace not only because of their ‘isolation’ from European historical affairs, but the war also provided the US a great economic opportunity from all sides. To pursue international cooperation between the European nations is to pursue their national economic interests. These conflicts of interests lead to the creation of the Treaty of Versailles, a peace agreement that ultimately failed to create long-lasting world peace. It is a treaty that put full blame on Germany, with clauses that crippled the German economy and outraged the people. It is a treaty that inspired the rise of facism in Germany and Italy, and the coming second global conflict.
Germany was one of the key players in starting the Great War, and there is no denying that. However, to assume that the German Empire was acting alone in starting the Great war would be foolish. The balance of power in Europe had been balancing on a knife's edge many times since the German Empire was formally established, and every Eurpoean nation was geared for war. There were so many factors in Europe that lead up to the Great War, and it was almost unfeasible that war could be completely prevented. Nationalisitic sentiments had been growing in every major power in Europe, and even in some minor powers. Weapons technology saw steady advancement since the last large-scale Eurpoean conflict, and nations were overconfident in their military strength. Finally, clashing Imperial ambitions would inevitably come to a head. The world was on the path for war long before the Germans and Austrians made formal alliances. The death of Archduke Ferdinand was just the spark that set off the powder keg of Europe that every nation had a hand in filling. Just about every Eurpoean power was, in some capacity, guilty for the Great War. Britain made no secret about its imperial ambitions, and was constantly at odds with Germany. France had been an aggressor in the Franco-Prussian war about thirty years earlier and was eager for a rematch. Russia was desperate to prove its might after it suffered a humiliating loss to Japan in the Russo-Japanise war. Any Eurpoean nation could have started the Great War by 1914. It just so happened to be one of Germany’s allies that struck the first blow. Another noteworthy element of the Great War is that Germany was just supporting its ally. Austria-Hungary may not have been justified in attacking Serbia, but the fact is that they were the ones who started Europe down the path to war. Germany was just fulfilling their duties as an ally.
The Treaty of Versailles has ultimately failed its goal of maintaining a lasting world peace by its unjust treatment of the German nation-state. In its creation, there were no German representatives giving Germany's side of the story when it came to the war, no German influence on a treaty that would ultimately affect them. Thus, each term of the treaty meticulously targeted every facet of the German nation-state under the eyes of its enemies. Although it is evident that Germany escalated a conflict, that was otherwise a civil dispute among the former Austro-Hungarian empire, the terms that the Treaty of Versailles forced upon Germany were unreasonable and ineffective. Although it was Germany that first used immoral weapons, such as the U-Boat and mustard gas, it cannot be forgotten that the Allies retaliated with the same deadly force. Millions upon millions of innocent have died in the war at the hands of both the Central and Allied powers. The Treaty of Versailles’ ‘war guilt’ clause that it had enforced on Germany unfairly ignores the contributions made by all other parties in perpetuating the World War. Massive war reparations thrashed the German economy, making it almost impossible for the common people to buy a loaf of bread and even for Germany to pay off its ever-increasing war debts. The Zurich Accord aims to relieve Germany of these stresses by loosening up its restrictions and by taking into account its effects on the German people and economy.


How hard is it for you to make God-honoring choices if those choices will make you look or seem “peculiar”?
Our Babylonian transplants faced consequences from small to life threatening and still were able to maintain their identities and honor God. The choices we face may be less dramatic, but God can empower us with equal strength to be peculiarly His and stand up for Him in a world that bows down.
Pray About It
How are you being called to stand up and honor God when others are bowing down to the idols that our culture honors? Ask God to give you the courage and strength to take a stand. And pray for others you know who are being called to take a stand as well.
Act on It
While the decisions we face to go against the flow and do God’s will seem big to us, they pale in comparison to Christians who live in lands where their faith could result in persecution or even death. Learn more about the persecuted church by visiting the Voice of the Martyrs website (www.persecution.com). What action can you take to help the persecuted church around the world?
Day 3: Worship: The Soul’s Oxygen
Read God’s Word
1 It pleased Darius to appoint 120 satraps to rule throughout the kingdom, 2 with three administrators over them, one of whom was Daniel. The satraps were


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You must give the dataset a title and a description.


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2 shot after Hong Kong police fire live rounds at pro-democracy demonstrators
by Catherine GarciaHong Kong police shot at least two pro-democracy protesters on Monday morning, after the demonstrators attempted to block a busy street.
The chaos began when a traffic officer started tussling with a protester, The Washington Post reports. Another demonstrator then began to approach them, and the officer fired a live round into the person's stomach. Two more rounds were then fired at another protester. A police spokesperson said the two injured demonstrators have been taken to a hospital.
Hong Kong has been rocked by unrest for the last five months, with protesters first hitting the streets after a bill was introduced that would make it legal for suspects arrested in Hong Kong to be extradited to mainland China to face trial. During a protest earlier this month, a demonstrator fell from a parking structure while police tried to disperse the crowd; the protester died on Friday, which led others in the movement to call for a general strike on Monday.
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About Me:
Explanation:
"Confirmation bias is our tendency to cherry-pick information that confirms our existing beliefs or ideas. Confirmation bias explains why two people with opposing views on a topic can see the same evidence and come away feeling validated by it."
 It happens when we assume that success tells the whole story and when we don’t adequately consider past failures."
Examples:
Explanation:
"Selection bias occurs when the study population is not representative of the target population so that the measure of risks/benefits does not accurately represent the target population to which conclusions are being extended."
Self-Selection Bias: the only people who respond are the ones with something say.
What if you only select the survivors? Selection bias can also be considered survivorship bias.
Examples:
Explanation:
"Recency bias is a cognitive bias that favors recent events over historic ones. A memory bias, recency bias gives greater importance to the most recent event"
Examples:
Explanation:
"The Dunning-Kruger effect is a cognitive bias in which people wrongly overestimate their knowledge or ability in a specific area. This tends to occur because a lack of self-awareness prevents them from accurately assessing their own skills."
In short (and very blunt): to be too dumb to know you're dumb
Examples:
Explanation:
"The Sunk Cost Fallacy describes our tendency to follow through on an endeavor if we have already invested time, effort or money into it, whether or not the current costs outweigh the benefits."
Examples:
Explanation:
"Anchoring is a cognitive bias where an individual depends too heavily on an initial piece of information offered to make subsequent judgments during decision making. Once the value of this anchor is set, all future negotiations, arguments, estimates, etc. are discussed in relation to the anchor."
In short: judging things based on an intial information/perception
Examples:
Explanation:
"Halo effect is the tendency for positive impressions of a person, company, brand or product in one area to positively influence one's opinion or feelings in other areas."
In short: thinking that somebody/something is great at X because they were great at Y
Examples:
Explanation:
"The Frequency Illusion is a perception that something you’ve been thinking about, or recently learned, all of a sudden seems much more frequent in your environment than it was before."
In short: you see/hear something once, now it's everywhere!
Examples:


| java.lang.Object | |
| ↳ | com.urbanairship.UAirship |
UAirship manages the shared state for all Urban Airship
services. UAirship.takeOff() should be called to initialize
the class on Application.onCreate()
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| interface | UAirship.OnReadyCallback | Callback interface used to notify app when UAirship is ready. |
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| AirshipConfigOptions |
getAirshipConfigOptions()
Returns the current configuration options.
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getAnalytics()
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| static int |
getAppIcon()
Returns the drawable ID for the current Application's icon.
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| static ApplicationInfo |
getAppInfo()
Returns the current Application's ApplicationInfo.
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getAppName()
Returns the current Application's name.
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getApplicationContext()
Returns the current Application's context.
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getApplicationMetrics()
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getLocationManager()
Returns the UALocationManager instance.
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getPackageInfo()
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getPackageManager()
Returns the Application's package manager.
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getPackageName()
Returns the Application's package name.
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getPlatformType()
Returns the platform type.
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getPushManager()
Returns the PushManager instance.
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getRichPushManager()
Returns the RichPushManager instance.
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getUrbanAirshipPermission()
Returns the permission for sending Urban Airship push and registration broadcasts.
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getVersion()
Returns the current Urban Airship version.
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isFlying()
Tests if UAirship has been initialized and is ready for use.
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| static boolean |
isTakingOff()
Tests if UAirship is currently taking off.
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| static UAirship |
shared()
Returns the shared UAirship singleton instance.
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| static Cancelable |
shared(UAirship.OnReadyCallback callback)
Requests the airship instance asynchronously.
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| static Cancelable |
shared(UAirship.OnReadyCallback callback, Looper looper)
Requests the airship instance asynchronously.
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| static void |
takeOff(Application application)
Take off with options defined in airshipconfig.properties
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| static void |
takeOff(Application application, AirshipConfigOptions options, UAirship.OnReadyCallback readyCallback)
Take off with a callback to perform airship configuration after takeoff.
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| static void |
takeOff(Application application, AirshipConfigOptions options)
Take off with defined AirshipConfigOptions.
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| static void |
takeOff(Application application, UAirship.OnReadyCallback readyCallback)
Take off with airshipconfig.properties and a callback to perform airship configuration after
takeoff.
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From class
java.lang.Object
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Amazon platform type. Only ADM transport will be allowed.
Android platform type. Only GCM transport will be allowed.
Returns the current configuration options.
Returns the UAirship Analytics
instance.
Returns the drawable ID for the current Application's icon.
| IllegalStateException | if takeOff has not been called. |
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Returns the current Application's ApplicationInfo. Wraps
PackageManager's getApplicationInfo()
method.
| IllegalStateException | if takeOff has not been called. |
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Returns the current Application's name. Wraps
PackageManager's getApplicationLabel()
method.
| IllegalStateException | if takeOff has not been called. |
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Returns the current Application's context.
| IllegalStateException | if takeOff has not been called. |
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Returns the ApplicationMetrics
instance.
Returns the UALocationManager instance.
Returns the Application's PackageInfo
| IllegalStateException | if takeOff has not been called. |
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Returns the Application's package manager.
| IllegalStateException | if takeOff has not been called. |
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Returns the Application's package name.
| IllegalStateException | if takeOff has not been called. |
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Returns the platform type. The platform type is determined only once by the first statement that applies:
Returns the PushManager instance.
Returns the RichPushManager instance.
Returns the permission for sending Urban Airship push and registration broadcasts.
| IllegalStateException | if takeOff has not been called. |
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Returns the current Urban Airship version.
Tests if UAirship has been initialized and is ready for use.
true
if UAirship is ready for use; false
otherwise
Tests if UAirship is currently taking off.
true
if UAirship is taking off; false
otherwise
Returns the shared UAirship singleton instance. This method will block until airship is ready.
| IllegalStateException | if takeoff is not called prior to this method. |
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Requests the airship instance asynchronously.
This method calls through toshared(com.urbanairship.UAirship.OnReadyCallback, android.os.Looper)
with a null looper.| callback | An optional callback |
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Requests the airship instance asynchronously.
If airship is ready, the callback will not be called immediately, the callback is still dispatched to the specified looper. The blocking shared may unblock before any of the asynchronous callbacks are executed.| callback | An optional callback |
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| looper | A Looper object whose message queue will be used for the callback, or null to make callbacks on the calling thread or main thread if the current thread does not have a looper associated with it. |
Take off with options defined in airshipconfig.properties
| application | The application (required) |
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Take off with a callback to perform airship configuration after takeoff. The ready callback will be executed before the UAirship instance is returned by any of the shared methods.
| application | The application (required) |
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| options | The launch options. If not null, the options passed in here
will override the options loaded from the .properties file. This parameter
is useful for specifying options at runtime. |
| readyCallback | Optional ready callback. |
Take off with defined AirshipConfigOptions.
| application | The application (required) |
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| options | The launch options. If not null, the options passed in here
will override the options loaded from the .properties file. This parameter
is useful for specifying options at runtime.
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Take off with airshipconfig.properties and a callback to perform airship configuration after takeoff. The ready callback will be executed before the UAirship instance is returned by any of the shared methods.
| application | The application (required) |
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| readyCallback | Optional ready callback. |