Cookimize GDPR Cookie Solution is an all-in-one cookie solution for GDPR.
The pro version of Cookimize GDPR Cookie Solution comes with advanced styling options and options to use any iframes (Youtube, Vimeo, Google Maps) GDPR-compliant.
The free support is exclusively limited to the wordpress.org support forum.
Any kind of email priority support, customization and integration help need a valid premium license.
Users who do not give consent should have the same experience of your website as those who give consent, which means you have to provide the same level of service and experience to those who do not accept the cookies.
Consent will need to be specific to the different cookie purposes with the ability to enable and disable cookies at a granular level for each cookie.
It also means that you should not be tracking users on your website with tools such as Google Analytics until they give you a specific permission to do so.
Cookimise not autmatically makes your site GDRP-compliant. Please seek independent legal adivce since GPDR is a very unique topic for each website.
The plugin is coded with modern PHP and WordPress standards in mind. It's fully OOP code. It's highly extendable for developers threw several action and filter hooks.
Quickster keep your store performance in mind. Every script is loaded conditionally and all input and output data is secured.
The product tables from Quickster supports all well-written WooCommerce Themes. The bulk add to cart function underneath every order form also supports update for mini carts.
All major texts and information can be modified from the admin area of Cookimize.
The plugin is fully translatable in your language. At the moment there are only en_EN, but you can easily add your preferred language as a .po/.mo. It's also fully compatible with WPML and Polylang.
Customise your cookie notification, style settings (pro) and GDPR settings.
cookie pop up notification is not displayed in top of the webpage it only shows bottom of the page can you assist?
Works great! No need for more advanced than this. Thanks!
§9/month is a complete rip off for a translatable cookie notification. Shame on you John Peden.
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Enhanced admin section of the plugin.
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Improved display of cookie popup.
Fixed issue with missing files in repo.
Fixed issue with close button and escape button not closing popup.
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Updated cookies library and fixed closing bug in Firefox and Safari.
Fixed style issue and bug that stopped popup closing in Firefox.
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You can now watch 50 minutes of gameplay from developer Sony Online Entertainment's free-to-play, open-world, survival game, H1Z1.
Game designer Jimmy Whisenhunt and technical director Tom Schenck brought the latest build of their DayZ-inspired zombie game to a live stream earlier this month. They pretty much covered everything there is to know about the game currently – gameplay, crafting, exploration, etc. You can watch it in the features section above.
We learned recently that microtransactions in H1Z1 won't consist of survival essentials, which should lead to a more pleasant F2P experience overall. Stay tuned to MP1st for more on H1Z1.
H1Z1 is coming to early access on Steam next month.


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Ukraine to play World Cup qualifier against Scotland in June
Fri, 15 Apr 2022 - 05:34 GMT
Ukraine players pose for a team group photo before the match REUTERS/Gleb Garanich
Reuters - Ukraine's delayed World Cup qualification playoff semi-final against Scotland has been rearranged for June 1, with the winners facing Wales four days later for a place at this year's tournament, FIFA and UEFA said in a statement on Thursday.
The match was due to be played at Hampden Park in Glasgow on March 24 but Ukraine's Football Association asked FIFA to postpone the qualifier following Russia's invasion, which Moscow calls a "special operation".
Wales beat Austria 2-1 in their semi-final and will host the playoff final at the Cardiff City Stadium on June 5. The winners will join England, Iran and the United States in Group B at the World Cup, which takes place from Nov. 21-Dec. 18 in Qatar.
Russia were scheduled to take part in the playoffs but have been suspended from international soccer by UEFA and FIFA.
"It will be great to be able to welcome Ukraine to Hampden Park in June," Scottish FA chief executive Ian Maxwell said. "Postponing the original tie was the right and only thing to do.
"While, understandably, there will be two sets of competitive players who are committed to taking another step closer to World Cup qualification, we also understand and appreciate the wider context in which the match will take place."
To accommodate the postponed playoff ties, UEFA has rescheduled Nations League fixtures involving Scotland, Wales and Ukraine in June and September, with venues and kickoff times to be confirmed later.

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Do you enjoy snowmobiling in the beautiful Park Rapids-Two Inlets-Itasca area?
If you do, then the Forest Riders Snowmobile Club is for you! Club meetings are held at 7:30pm on the fourth Monday of each month from August through April. Come to a meeting...new members are always welcome!
Please submit your dues each year by October 31...thank you!
Your club membership includes a membership in Minnesota United Snowmobilers Association (MnUSA), the state snowmobile association. Being a member of MnUSA includes a subscription to Minnesota Snowmobiling plus other benefits.
You will be helping protect and preserve the sport of snowmobiling in Minnesota and the entire snowbelt.
You will be supporting dedicated local clubs who volunteer their time and effort to maintain and groom over 18,000 miles of trails.
Snowmobile representation at governmental agencies statewide.
Insurance benefits including $3,000 accidental death/dismemberment insurance for your entire family.
Insurance discounts on home, family, and all vehicles.
Full-time professional lobbyist to protect your sport.
Full-time office staff that only works on snowmobile related issues locally, statewide, and nationwide!
Discounts at participating businesses throughout the state.
FREE classified ads on MnUSA's website.
Official membership card and decals.
MnUSA provides support on adult and youth safety training. Many instructors are MnUSA volunteers.


Attaining health is the direct result of the decisions you make, and attaining great muscle condition also comes as a result of decisions you make and the actions you take to get stronger, bigger muscles. How, exactly, do you do this effectively, though? Here are some great tips in muscle building that could improve your life. Read the tips to figure out how to build muscles to your satisfaction.
TIP! If you consume meat, it will help you build your muscles. Try to eat at least one gram of protein-rich meat for each pound on your body.
A lot of people who exercise end up putting more emphasis on speed than they should and less emphasis on technique than they should. Regardless of the exercise performed, the repetitions should be slower while you focus on the technique. You are sure to get better results using this approach as opposed to churning out an equal number of repetitions quickly. Stay focused, and be sure that you are properly performing the exercise.
Proper warm-up exercises are essential when you are trying to increase your muscle mass. As your muscles increase in strength, they will begin to suffer further stress and be more likely to be injured. If you warm up, you avoid injuries like these. Prior to doing heavy lifting, spend five to maybe ten minutes exercising lightly, followed by three or four warm-up light and intermediate sets.
TIP! Keep the "big three" in mind and incorporate them in your exercise routine. These body-building exercises include dead-lifts, bench presses and squats.
Protein is the foundation of any muscle development diet. Protein is essentially what constitutes muscles. It will be difficult for your body to increase its muscle mass if you are not consuming enough protein in your diet. Three servings of protein a day will satisfy your body's requirements.
TIP! When working to build muscle, make sure you are consuming plenty of protein. Muscles are built from protein and the body needs plenty to rebuild them.
Consuming a sufficient amount of protein is a significant factor in building muscle. One of the best ways to get the protein that you need is by utilizing protein shakes and supplements. The time immediately following a workout is a good time for a protein shake, and so is bedtime. If you want to lose weight while you are building muscle, drink one a day. If you want to bulk up in mass as well as muscle, then you can consume as many as three daily.
Compound exercises are an important part of any weight training plan. These types of exercises utilize many different muscle groups in one lift. One popular example of a compound exercise is bench pressing. This exercise works three muscle groups at once: the triceps, shoulders, and chest.
When your exercise workout is complete, be sure to engage in a series of stretches to ensure the best environment for your muscles to build and repair themselves. Any individual under forty years of age should strive to hold every stretch for thirty seconds at the least. Someone over 40 should hold their stretches for at least 60 seconds. This will work to prevent any injuries from happening after you have worked your muscles.
It is possible to create the impression that you are larger than you may actually be. This is accomplished by focusing your attention on developing your upper chest, shoulders and upper back. Bulking up this way makes your waist look smaller, and it can make you look larger overall.
TIP! Short term goals are a good motivator, especially if you give yourself rewards for achieving them. Stay motivated throughout your journey since muscle gain requires a time investment.
Before beginning you should realize that getting noticeable results requires you to commit to a program and stick to it. If you can combine knowledge of what to do with commitment and dedication, nothing can stop you from achieving your muscle-building goals. Use the strategies in this guide in building muscles and you'll certainly see the great results when you look at yourself in the mirror.
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JavaFX(TM) and Java(TM) platforms are being used as the Official Rich Client Technology by the Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC). Sport fans around the globe can now explore the historical Winter Games medal results through an innovative JavaFX application, Medal Wheel, available at http://www.vancouver2010.com/olympic-medals/geo-view/.
During the XXI Olympic Winter Games Vancouver2010.com, the official Web site of the 2010 Olympics, is expected to be one of the world's busiest Web destinations, attracting more than 1.5 billion hits. The Medal Wheel application enables users to examine Olympic Winter Games results from Chamonix 1924 to Vancouver 2010 in an engaging, intuitive environment. A highly graphical user interface encourages exploration of the history of the Olympic Winter Games by providing dynamic visualizations of medal results for countries, sport disciplines, and athletes. Additionally, the JavaFX Results Ticker widget, available on February 12, 2010, will enable sport fans to follow the 2010 Winter Games' medal results as they happen directly from the convenience of their desktop.
"The 2010 Winter Games is Canada's time to shine, a time to show the world who we are and what we can do," said David Marshall, Director, Internet Systems, VANOC. "JavaFXTM technology has enabled our team to create a rich visual experience of the Winter Olympics medal results that's truly immersive. When the games are over, the ability to present results through an innovative visual interface will be one of VANOC's legacies."
"The JavaFX platform delivers a compelling mix of ubiquity, expressiveness and performance that enables web content developers to strongly differentiate their applications," said Jeet Kaul, vice president, Client Software Group, Sun. "VANOC's use of JavaFX technology to create an unparalleled user experience confirms its position as a leading contender among rich client development platforms."
The JavaFX technology at the 2010 Winter Games is an extension of the company's ongoing VANOC relationship. Sun Microsystems of Canada Inc. is the Games' Computer Network Server Supplier. As a Tier III sponsor, the company is supplying Sun server and storage infrastructure and installation support for the critical applications used by VANOC before and during the 2010 Winter Games.


Repeats every month on the second Saturday until Sat Apr 13 2019. Also includes Tue Apr 23 2019, Sat Apr 27 2019.
The Missing Link isn't missing; it's playing in sensory friendly screenings at select AMC Theatres.
Select AMC Theatres show current releases in a special monthly screening for families affected by autism.
The program provides a special opportunity for families to enjoy their favorite films in a safe and accepting environment.
The auditoriums dedicated to the program have their lights up, the sound turned down and audience members are invited to get up and dance, walk, shout or sing!
Tuesday screenings are at 7pm. Saturday screenings are at 10am.
Note: Dates and films are subject to change.


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Killingworth Issues Public Health Alert Over EEE
Killingworth showed an exceptionally high concentration of mosquitoes that tested positive for the virus, which can be deadly in humans and horses
By Mike Massaro • Published August 28, 2019 • Updated on August 28, 2019 at 7:22 pm
According to the latest state data released Tuesday, mosquitoes in Chester, Haddam, Hampton, North Stonington, Stonington, Voluntown and Killingworth, have tested positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE).
Commonly referred to as "Triple-E," this rare but potentially deadly disease is carried by mosquitoes.
Among the towns mentioned in the report, Killingworth showed an exceptionally high concentration of mosquitoes that tested positive for the virus.
According to the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station in New Haven, four out of 33 mosquitoes tested in Killingworth tested positive for the disease, prompting the town to issue a public health alert.
"It's been something that's been identified in Connecticut for several years now but right now it seems to be peaking or spiking and so that's a concern," said Killingworth Director of Health Paul Hutcheon.
Officials are urging precaution, including avoid being outside around dusk and dawn, wear long sleeves and pants, along with insect repellant. Infectious disease experts say this is the right message to send.
"I think towns are asking people to be very cautious because of the potentially devastating effects consequences that can occur if this virus involves your brain," said Dr. Virginia Bieluch, chief of infectious disease at the Hospital of Central Connecticut.
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Symptoms of the disease mimic the flu, including malaise, fever and headache.
It is however, rare. According to Killingworth health officials no one in Connecticut has been diagnosed with the disease since 2013.
"The good news is, the numbers are relatively low but the disease is a serious illness and if you contract the disease it's a 30 percent or greater death rate," added Hutcheon.
First Selectwoman Cathy Iino says the town has been proactive and says they've shortened the hours of the town's transfer station and made recommendations to schools and recreational organizations to limit outside activity. Killingworth's Rec department has recommended coaches conclude practices by 6:30 p.m.
People in the area are taking this seriously although the reaction has been mixed.
"I might be a little more hesitant to have dinner out on the terrace at night because that's when I hear they come out," said Lisa Rollins of Westbrook.
Meanwhile, Jon Norton of Killingworth ate lunch outside today wearing short sleeves, explaining he's not worried.
"I take care of myself. I take care of my family," he said, "We use bug spray so I don't really have a strong reaction to that."
Killingworth is also suggesting people in their area, including surrounding towns, makes sure to eliminate standing water on their property, where mosquitoes breed.
They also recommend anyone who owns a horse to get it vaccinated, because for a horse the disease is almost 100 percent fatal.
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History: Established by two former Baldwin executives Tim Laskey and George Benson in 2002. Although a relatively new company, all pianos are manufactured by Beijing Hsinghai Piano Group in China who have been making pianos since 1949. The 1.2 million square foot factory produces more than 50,000 pianos annually.


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            object
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The New Brunswick Business Council wants to grow our province's economy. Today the Council is launching 2 new initiatives designed to do just that: help New Brunswick entrepreneurs be successful and grow our economy.
(Fredericton, NB) The New Brunswick Business Council (NBBC) is pleased to announce the appointment of two new members, Ian Cavanagh of Ambir and Camille Thériault of the Fédération des caisses populaires acadiennes, to the group.


Today, he is averaging associates into his downline every day. Steve holds nothing back in Secret MLM Hacks — breaking down EVERYTHING he is doing to build his downline, including the way he builds automated recruiting, onboarding, and team training systems for his group.
Steve Larsen does NOT even mention his MLM company or personal downline anywhere in the course. This course is NOT a recruitment tool for his team: it's a company neutral course designed that you execute in YOUR business with your team. His goal for this program is to change the whole network marketing industry.
Although packed specifically for network marketers, this 1is really a marketing program that is digital. If you would like to know how to generate leads or sell products on the internet, it is all in Secret MLM Hacks. Steve has taken everything he's learned from studying the marketers at ClickFunnels and put it all together.
MLM Maverick Maker… Keys to becoming unique in a"sea." The product is. It's NOT your sales skills. Network marketing company owners create a message for everybody in their sales force. Get OFF the script that is generic and address recruits' actual CONCERNS. This shows HOW to recruit and replicate.
He's currently averaging associates, today. Steve holds back nothing in Secret MLM Hacks — breaking down EVERYTHING he is doing to build his downline, including how he builds automated recruitment, onboarding, and staff training systems for his group.
Steve Larsen does NOT even mention his MLM company or personal downline anywhere in the course. This course isn't a recruiting tool for his staff: it's a company neutral course designed that you execute in YOUR company with your team. His goal for this program is to change the whole network marketing industry.
This 1is a digital marketing course, although packed specifically for network marketers. If you would like to know how to generate leads or sell products online, it is all in Secret MLM Hacks. Steve has taken everything he's learned from studying the marketers at ClickFunnels and put it all together.
MLM Maverick Maker… Secrets to getting unique in a"red ocean." The product isn't what sells. It's NOT your sales skills. Network marketing company owners create a generic message for everybody in their sales force. Get OFF the script and really handle the actual CONCERNS of recruits. This shows HOW to recruit and replicate.


As we near completion of our build-out, we receive many questions asking if we will carry more than just beef….the answer is YES. We will have all meats and some we don't always think of, such as game. We have discussed fresh and frozen cuts, but lets focus on some of the other cuts.
We will carry an array of game products such as venison and quail. How about seafood? Yes, we will be partnering with a trusted name and source to provide you with the freshest and relevant cuisine from the sea. How about Pork? We'll be carrying a fresh and frozen supply of conventional high quality pork in addition to local producers we're all looking to support and provide.
When you think of Tallgrass Meat Company, we ask to keep your options open. If there is something that you have been wanting to purchase, but can't find let us meet your expectations. We'll have the old-world cuts, with modern convenience. Be sure to check out the progress and find us on Facebook and Instagram and don't hesitate to reach out to us as we diligently work to get you, "The good life, one steak at a time."
The Local Butcher Shop is Back!


Ultimately, we want raving fans of our work and the way we do that is to create effective, engaging learning for our employees. Today, instructional designers are tasked with developing great courses with limited time and resources. But how do we create amazing courses that result in raving fans, with limited time and resources?
Attend the May SIG meeting and you will learn how to release your inner artist and create amazing courses fast.
Steve is a 24-year veteran in the instructional design field. In his first month working for Abbott Laboratories' Training Department, Steve designed his first course and delivered it. From that moment on, instructional design became his real passion and calling. Steve is experienced in performance/needs analysis, designing instructor-led courses, e-Learning courses, and structured on-the- job training. For classroom courses, Steve uses the reliable PowerPoint platform. For e-Learning development, he uses Articulate Storyline, which allows flexibility in how e-Learning products are structured. Steve is also a veteran classroom facilitator/instructor. "I love seeing those AH-HA moments from learners." Steve's instructional design model is an organic version of the venerable ADDIE model.


Located just steps away from the resort's gondola, the lodge is the ideal location for both winter and summer sports enthusiasts. Each of the 10 suites feature spa-like bathrooms, deluxe European-style featherbeds, plush down duvets and room essentials such as robes and hairdryers to make you feel at home. The lodge's deluxe suite is a perfect romantic retreat with a private Jacuzzi tub and over-sized living space.
The main level of the lodge includes a guest lounge with wood burning fireplace, and a secure ski/boot room with boot warmers.
Copper Horse Lodge also features an unparalleled mountain dining experience at the newly revamped Copper Horse Steakhouse. The carefully chosen, classically inspired menu is as refreshing and memorable as our stunning mountain backdrop.
Concierge service for activity reservations, transportation and travelling onto Banff and Jasper National Parks.


Boxes have fascinated people since the beginning of time. It could be the mystery of what they might hold/hide or is it that when we put something in a box it makes the item special? Is it the thrill just before we lift the lid to peek inside? Here I am challenging the concept of what a box should look like. Will they hold water or a wish?


Romik RCE Running Boards, our entry level running boards for SUV's & CUV's featuring a sleek and modern look. REC is made from high quality aluminum and it is topped by a non-skid surface for sure footing and ease of maintenance. REC running boards are backed by a 5-Year warranty.


Natural features of this property include a meandering mountain stream along the back property line, wooded privacy along the creek, and, at 2+ acres, lots of space around the gently sloping home site. There is plenty of sun exposure on the front and central portions of this land, providing options for a flower or vegetable garden. A gazebo or bench on the banks of the creek would allow the future owner to enjoy one of the most soothing sounds of Mother Nature.


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Q: How to Configure Android Studio to Show Java 11 Code (Not Decompiled Code) When Using Control Click When using Android Studio, I would like to be able to control click on a standard Java 11 class or method and see the underlying code.  When I do it now I get the decompiled Java code, which is nice.  But from a debugging and learning perspective I would rather see the real Java source code along with embedded documentation.  I am using Android Studio's built in Java 11.
Edit #1:
I have the box checked for Sources for Android 32 and my build.gradle for Android contains "compileSdkVersion 32".
I probably need to take a step back to explain that I am using libGDX, which typically contains multiple modules.  When working with Android, libGDX will use a module for each of the following - Android, desktop, and core.  It seems that the ability to access the actual source via control click on a standard Java 11 class or method, such as String or ArrayList, works fine in the Android module, but not in the other modules (where I get decompiled code).
I suspect I need to update the build.gradle for each of the other modules to somehow let Android Studio know where the Java source resides, in this case in the default JDK that comes with Android Studio?

A: If you are using the latest version of the Android SDK, the source code is not yet available, you must downgrade to version 32 if you want to see the source code.
check 'sources for Android 32' if you haven't already, as shown in the image below (click on the SKD Manager button in the upper right edge to see this image):

And then in build.gradle make sure you have compileSdk 32 as shown in the code below:
android {
    compileSdk 32

    defaultConfig {
        applicationId "com.abdo.texteditorapp"
        minSdk 21
        targetSdk 32
        versionCode 1
        versionName "1.0"

        testInstrumentationRunner "androidx.test.runner.AndroidJUnitRunner"
    }

    buildTypes {
        release {
            minifyEnabled false
            proguardFiles getDefaultProguardFile('proguard-android-optimize.txt'), 'proguard-rules.pro'
        }
    }
    compileOptions {
        sourceCompatibility JavaVersion.VERSION_11
        targetCompatibility JavaVersion.VERSION_11
    }
}

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We also cut the grass on roadside verges on behalf of Derbyshire County Council.
We cut grass on all council owned land, including housing.
We do not cut hedges during the bird nesting season (1 February to 31 August).
Ornamental hedges are cut twice a year in June/July (depending on nesting birds) and in October/November. The cuttings are collected and composted.
If you see a dog fouling in a park please report it online.
We welcome dogs in our parks, however please make sure that they are kept under control at all times and that you clean up after them. Although we only have the authority to ask that your dog is put on the lead in designated areas if believed not to be under control, please consider other people whilst out with your pet. It is an offence to refuse to put your dog on a lead when asked to do so by a designated officer.
If your dog is causing distress to other animals or people, is out of control or being aggressive please put your dog on a lead.


ShowBox Apk is a very interesting and entertaining app that lets you stream movies and TV shows using your smart device. Basically, it brings all your favorite movies, cartoons, and series episodes to your device, thus making it easy for you to watch them any time anywhere.
That means you can always watch missed episodes of your favorite TV show or the latest movie from Hollywood at the comfort of your couch or on the go. The app comes in many languages and navigating through its features should not be a challenge.
The very first thing that you need to do is get a Showbox apk download file online. Once you have downloaded it, it will install the app to your device. Next you will need another app that lets you play ShowBox movies. The recommended one is LocalCast Free. It works for both Android and iOS devices. It is worth mentioning that you can install more than one player.
Once you have your two apps you will be ready for unimaginable entertainment. Simply go to your ShowBox app and choose the movie or series that you wish to watch. Play it using an external player and then press the Watch Now button. Select LocalCast Free as your preferred media player and then it will connect you to Chromecast.
When it is connected to Chromecast, the app will bring a popup window asking you for permission to cast. Allow it and enjoy the movie or series.
There is no limitation to the number of movies and TV shows that you can watch. That means unlimited entertainment all day every day.
You have the option of downloading the movies and shows and then watching them offline later. That not only saves you time when you are busy but also allows you to enjoy the movie or show at your convenience.
You can organize them in any order that you want (like a playlist) and then watch or download them in that particular order. That should keep your library organized for easy retrieval.
The app has a simple yet classy design that features great graphics and an easy to use interface. You won't face any challenges navigating through its features.
It is absolutely free and you won't even have to sign up or log in. therefore, it will save you the stress of having to remember your username and password every time you need to use it.
You can share your experiences with friends using Wi-Fi. Of course entertainment is only great when you can share with your great pals.
It is very safe. The movies and TV shows stream from a secure host and they are generated randomly for even more security.
It is compatible with many devices and operating systems. Therefore, you will not need a new device to use ShowBox. Check out the section below for more info on how you can use it on various devices and operating systems.
Showbox Apk is compartible with all modern smart devices like computers, phones and tablets. The latest version of Showbox Apk download that is available is ShowBox 4.46. It works perfectly on all devices without stopping.
However, if you want an earlier version you can try ShowBox 4.08, ShowBox 4.04, ShowBox 3.88, ShowBox 3.87, ShowBox 3.84, ShowBox 3.7, ShowBox 3.6, ShowBox 3.4, or ShowBox 3.3.
ShowBox is compatible with all Android smart devices. They include smart phones and tablets. As mentioned already, the first step towards acquiring this app is downloading it. You can get ShowBox download for android online using a third party link.
Please note that Google Play removed the app from its website and you will not find it there. So how can you download and use this app on your Android device? It is pretty simple. Just follow the following procedure.
Transfer the app to your Android device. Yu have many options of doing this. You can use a USB cable or file transfer software like Bluetooth.
Once the sending process is complete, disconnect your device from the computer and then open the apps menu.
Select File Manager and tap on apps and you will see all the data from all your device's apps. Scroll down until you see ShowBox Apk file. Tap on it and it will ask you whether to install the app. confirm and wait for it to finish the installation.
If it installs properly it will be ready for use as soon as it finishes the installation process.
The app is compatible with Mac PCs and those that run Windows 7 and above. The PC should also be able to support an Android emulator (like BlueStacks). Remember that it was developed strictly for Android devices and therefore the emulator gives your PC Android features.
Therefore, make sure you have an Android emulator even before you start to install ShowBox Apk. There are emulators that are compatible with Windows PCs and there are those that are compatible with Mac PCs. Once you have installed it follow the following procedure.
First things first – download the ShowBox Apk file from a third party link and save it on your desktop.
With the emulator open, double click (or right click and then select Open) on the Showbox.apk file to install it.
Let it finish the installation and then you will be able to access ShowBox from your emulator.
You can use ShowBox with your iPhone, iPad, iPod, and iPod Touch. However, just as is the case with Windows and Mac PCs, you need to have an Android emulator. The most recommended is BlueStacks.
Install the emulator and then follow the procedure below.
On the search button of the emulator, type ShowBox and then click enter or press Search.
Install it like any other Android app and once the installation procedure is complete you should be able to use it comfortably.
So there you have it folks. The article has given you all the details that you need to use Showbox Apk on any device. Now all that is left is for you to follow the procedures and then enjoy the entertainment magic that is offered by the app.


I discovered Doc Dunham's Six Shooter at a Christmas craft fair booth. I bought it because it smelled amazing. Once I started using it everyday I realized it's much more just an great smelling moisturizing cologne, it's an amazing moisturizer. It's not heavy or greasy like most lotions. It makes your skin feel smooth and soft.
My wife says my skin glows now. I highly recommend this product and give it 5 stars. I bought my second bottle today.


Also, to spice things up a bit, if you like any of these pieces I post with the label artistic calisthenics, be the first to let me know via the comment box with an overly enthusiastic and highly encouraging comment*, and I just might send it to you**!
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45 sea turtles were treated at the National Sea Turtle Rescue Center for plastic-related injuries this year, as opposed to single-digit numbers just a few years ago
Zafrir Rinat | Dec. 24, 2019
The National Sea Turtle Rescue Center in Mikhmoret has seen a sharp increase in the number of animals being brought in for treatment as a result of injuries caused by plastic debris. The center treated 45 sea turtles for plastic-related injuries this year, a rise from single-digit numbers just a few years ago.
The figures were included in the annual summary of the Israel Nature and Parks Authority, which operates the rescue center. Of the 144 sea turtles that were treated by the rescue center this year, 75 were rehabilitated and returned to the sea.
Many of the injuries occur when plastic bags floating in the sea become entangled around the turtles' heads or extremities. The center's director, Yaniv Levy, said the precise reason for the steep increase in such injuries this year is not clear. The bags, he said, might have contained feed used for marine shipments of livestock to Israel and were tossed overboard after their use. "The plastic threads unravel and cause [the turtles] various injuries," Levy said.
"Another possibility is the bags contained food for fish raised in offshore cages in countries like Turkey." Levy stresses that this is only a theory and says there's no way to know how the bags got into the sea.
The rescue center treated green and brown sea turtles, and Levy says individuals from both species were injured by plastic threads. Most of the turtles were brought to the center in summer, Levy says, adding that the reason for that is also unclear. Most were relatively young, and weighed between from 500 grams to 3 kilograms (1.1 to 6.6 pounds).
Several turtles with shock wave injuries arrived at the rescue center early in the year. Dozens more were found dead on beaches with the same injuries. Rescue workers initially thought the injuries were caused by seismic testing for petroleum exploration, but the theory was rejected. To date no explanation has been found for the extensive harm to the turtles.
In addition to the hazard to sea turtles of plastic food packaging waste, the marine animals can become entangled in discarded fishing lines and nets. Swallowing tiny plastic particles (microplastics) poses an additional danger.
In a survey about the entanglement of turtles published two years ago by the Center for Ecology and Conservation at the University of Exeter in England, the researchers estimated that hundreds of sea turtles die every year after becoming entangled in discarded fishing gear.
But they said the most serious threat came from eating plastic waste the turtles misidentified as food, or that was inside their food sources. A survey of sea-turtle nests on U.S. Gulf Coast beaches found dozens of plastic particles in every nest. A study that examined the digestive systems of 102 turtles found dead in various regions around the world found long plastic fibers in all of them.
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Charges laid in 2010 collision
Tim Edwards
Published Wednesday, July 20, 2011
SOMBA K'E/YELLOWKNIFE - A woman is being brought back to Yellowknife from Newfoundland after being charged in connection with a snowmobile collision last April that claimed the life of her common law spouse.
Lewis David Whalen, 63, was pronounced dead at Stanton Territorial Hospital on April 2, 2010, after he and the accused collided on snowmobiles on a lake 10 km north of Long Lake, according to RCMP Const. Kathy Law. The accused was also treated for non-life-threatening injuries.
The accused, a 54-year-old woman who has since moved to Grand Falls, N.L., was charged last week with impaired operation of a motor vehicle causing death as well as dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing death.
A warrant was issued for her arrest, and upon learning of the warrant she turned herself in to RCMP in Grand Falls on Tuesday morning, where she remains in custody.
Under new Yellowknife RCMP policy, the detachment is not naming the accused.
"They'll (Yellowknife RCMP) be going to pick her up and bring her back at the end of this week," said Law, adding the accused is expected to make an appearance in territorial court at some point next week, though a date has not yet been set.
Law added the year-long delay in laying charges is because of the length of the investigation.
"It has to go to the Crown and they have to review the whole file and see if there's enough to lay charges," said Law.
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The OTT market has been around and popular in India for at least five years now. The proliferation of mobile apps in the past two years is one of the reasons that real potential is now being acknowledged, put to use and in some circles, being perceived as a threat to the revenues of the traditional services. In a way, OTT services are disruptive in nature. However, the market models of services are not in their nascent stage anymore. I think that the time is right for the regulatory authorities to pay attention to scrutinizing the impact of such services with various economic, social, individual, national and international interests in purview.
In paragraph 2.40, it is specified that in the Indian Telecom Licensing Regime, "the scope of Internet services License was restricted to Internet Telephony Services without connectivity to Public Switched Telephone Network/ Public Land Mobile Network in India." These guidelines have been dated 1 April 2002 and 24th of August 2007. Consequently, there is a gap of about eight years since those guidelines were enacted and the current issue under discussion. During this period, the Internet has grown phenomenally and has surpassed all expectations in terms of growth and scope.
The OTT service providers fall under this license whereas the Telecom Service Providers operate under a separate licensing regime where "voice and messaging services can be offered only after obtaining a license". As claimed by these TSPs, many of these OTT services are similar in nature to what the TSPs have been catering to. However, they are unencumbered by the licensing agreements that the TSPs have to abide by while providing those services. Also, they are essentially piggybacking the infrastructure provided by the TSPs, which enables them to offer similar services at drastically lower costs.
As a result, there is the absence of a level playing ground for the two competing products same consumer services segment. Thus, it would be worthwhile to reorganize the services provided by OTT service providers in terms of the consumer services segment they cater to, rather than blindly classifying them as data services. In the light of the above argument, I agree (partially) that some OTT services, like the communication services, should be brought under the Telecom licensing regime.
Answer: Yes, the growth of OTT is impacting (or will impact) the traditional revenue stream of TSPs. No, the increase in data revenues is not justified as a compensatory measure to balance this impact.
The question explicitly focuses on traditional revenue streams of the TSPs. This reasoning is dogmatic in a way that it grounds itself and consequently, the market in traditional grounds. Traditional TSP service provisioning is through circuit-switched networks, which are facing an overwhelming competition from their packet-switched counterparts from the Internet. In a way, the superiority of packet switched networks is being undervalued when the TSPs whine about the loss of traditional revenue. It is partially their fault that they have failed to keep up with technological advances and a seemingly better competitor is out-doing them.
There has been recent interest in converging the circuit switched benefits like QoS and ability to provide Service Level Agreements (SLAs) to the users with the benefits of a packet switched network among telecom operators internationally as is reflected by the development of MPLS infrastructure which weds the best of both worlds into one (as a collaboration between ITUT and IETF). And in paragraph 2.22 and 2.23, it is mentioned that the TSPs are indeed migrating their network infrastructure. But the assertion that "till voice telephoning migrates fully to VoIP, OTT players will need to interconnect with incumbent TSPs. This is apart from the fact even in VoIP the underlying data connectivity is through the telecom pipe provided by the TSPs… Therefore, the question that arises is whether there is need for regulation to be put in place", is partially flawed on account of the reasoning behind it.
By making a general statement that OTT players must pay for use of the TSP networks over and above data charges paid by consumers, we are relegating a vast pool of OTT players which do not directly compete with any of the established service sectors into a flawed pricing model.
As per the recommendations in answer to Question 2, and the classification of OTT services must take place, and based on their service segment, the respective regulatory laws must be applied. This may cause additional costs for the OTT players, for example for e-retailing sites and apps to register as a retailing service like the brick and mortar retail outlets do and undergoing the same kind of licensing agreements. However, services like Wikipedia are novel in a way that they act as a knowledge repository rather than a targeted service that earns revenue and it would be in best interests to keep such services as simple data services.
Also, if a service provider has to pay each and every TSP network to allow its use on the TSP's network, it can lead to malpractices like discrimination which directly affects the consumers.
Answer: Yes. Imbalances exist in the regulatory environment in the operation of OTT players.
The answer to this issue might be found if we start thinking about off-line and online services in a unified way. For example, Skype and GSM services provided by Telcos may not be classified as packet and circuit switched networks, that is, not on the basis of the underlying technology, but as voice service providers, or even better, real-time communication services providers.
Based on this kind of classification we can arrive at upgraded regulations which cater to both kinds of technologies which inherently provide the same service. By doing that the OTT services would be obliged to provide features like lawful interception, detailed logs, providing mandatory emergency services and acquiring of service license before they can start operation in a country while they can still compete with the traditional service model in terms of pricing and revenue. Meanwhile, the traditional service providers have an option to upgrade themselves into fully IP-based networks as envisioned through LTE which would allow them to drastically cut their own rates in order to compete with the OTT players.
Thus by following this evolutionary model of classifying services in segments rather than their underlying technology, we may achieve a level playing ground among different players.
Answer: By the introduction of regulatory reforms into the current telecom licensing regime, we can mitigate security concerns arising from these OTT players. The same rules which apply the current telecom operators in terms of security should apply to these OTT players. Should these players not comply the requirements, the regulatory authority may choose to block such services through reasonable network management.
Answer: This question is hard to answer in the view of above-suggested reasoning. The Internet is an open framework. The unprecedented innovation that it has seen in recent years owes much of its success to this openness. It might be the case that some OTT providers use techniques which are not secure, but such malpractices are revealed at very rapid rates owing to this openness of the Internet. There are open standards like SSL which the service providers on the Internet must adhere to, and any loopholes in the service are quickly exposed. However it is these service providers who have been innovating and should their means and methods we restricted by regulatory compliance to certain protocols, innovation will be stifled. Thus, I think that the discretion to use the app service must lie with the customer, and conformance on such matters of innovation should not be made binding on app services.
Answer: The proposals made in paragraph 4.23 are rather absurd in a way that they skew the market, and tip it in the favour of telecom service providers. To reiterate, such kind of model where the app service providers have to pay the network providers a nominal fees to use the networks will not only burden the app providers, but may also lead to network fragmentation and discriminatory practices. Not only that, the customer always stays at the receiving end of all the effects of such practices and the app providers may then extract the cost from the customers.
The additional key practices as mentioned in 4.29 are much more amicable in a way that they are in tune with the kind of classification of services that I have discussed in the previous questions and are much more suited in providing a level playground for the parties in the same service segment. The principles of Net Neutrality as defined in South Korea are elegant and since South Korea has been one of the first countries where Internet penetration has been more than 90% since a long time, it provides a very good case study for evaluating the impact of such regulatory measures. Even FCC is soon converging to quite similar rules after many iterations.
Answer: Net neutrality, as spoken of by the netizens that "each and every packet must be treated the same", as it seems to me, is a result of ignorance on how the Internet really works and how the Internet landscape has changed in the past decade. It serves as an excellent theoretical model, something which we must strive for in a utopian environment where we have surplus bandwidth and no network outages, or congestion.
However, as the triple play services converge onto the same IP path, it places unprecedented load on the existing networks. In such a scenario, it makes little sense to forward time insensitive data at the same priority as real-time voice or video traffic. Not just in the Indian scenario, but also on a global context, this skewed view of how Internet works and the call for net neutrality along those lines disregarding the concerns for efficiency can lead to impeded development of infrastructure (as long as the TSPs are required to do it). Innovation is needed not only on the OTT level, but also in the core network and the means of transmission of these packets.
All the concerns listed in 5.47 revolve around a very solid team of transparency and accountability on the part of the telecom service providers. Particularly the last point raises an ethical issue if the TSPs are given a free hand to deal with network infrastructure and OTT services. This point, as a prerequisite envisions the existence of same service on prioritized and unprioritised basis through the same network. For example, even if Airtel and other Telcos in India have started a 'Whatsapp pack' plan, it should not mean that those who do not have a specific 'Whatsapp' data plan, but a more generic, say the 700MB monthly pack would be given lower than normal speeds for WhatsApp data. This means, that the existence of premium plans ensures better and assured quality of service to the subscriber by creating 'fast lanes' of Internet traffic. This must not mean that the general lane's traffic capability is compromised to force the customer into spending more and getting a premium plan.
Thus, the regulation must set minimum quality of service requirements that each TSP is mandated to comply with, and should a TSP be found guilty of floundering the rules, they should be penalized.
Answer: Of all the packet classification and traffic management practices mentioned in the paper, I find 'bandwidth caps' be the most acceptable approach. This approach is most appropriate because it complies with the principle of transparency, and the customer knows what he's buying. Thus, it is up to the customer to determine how he's going to spend his quota of bytes. He may spend it all on the first day itself, provided network bandwidths allow him to do so or he may be frugal about byte expenditure and distribute it through his plan period.
The network operators must not put any kind of 'fair usage policy', not unless excessive traffic due to a particular user is causing network meltdown or failure. Even in that scenario, the network operators have an obligation of informing the user about the data limiting and what he may do about it. The user must be aware of what he is getting when he is paying the money.
Question 11: Should the TSPs be mandated to publish various traffic management techniques used for different OTT applications? Is this a sufficient condition to ensure transparency and a fair regulatory regime?TSPs be mandated to publish various traffic management techniques used for different OTT applications? Is this a sufficient condition to ensure transparency and a fair regulatory regime?
That might not be sufficient, but it would be a good start.
Answer: Given that the network operators are also in the process of upgrading their networks to fully packet-switched networks, it is about a matter of time that they do so. Post that, it makes little sense that the TSPs should share the network upgradation costs with anybody since their own services would be based on byte packets, and with regulations in place, they would be competing with their communication services counterparts (OTT Service Providers) on even playing grounds.
If the CAPs are made to share the upgradation costs, it almost precludes the entry of the local businesses from expanding their business by foraying into the Internet domain. These local businesses have so far existed in the brick and mortar form and are inherently local in scope, but there is much to gain even for them the increased acceptance and penetration of Internet throughout the nation. This sharing model may thus prove to be an obstacle for such businesses, thus stifling innovation and growth for CAPs. This may also cause the established big CAP players to monopolize the Internet market segment.
Hence, it makes little sense that anyone else other than the telecom operators themselves should pay the upgrade costs.
Under no circumstances are such practices acceptable and it should be a punishable offense. Not only would such practices be a direct violation of the net neutrality principles, but would also be the direct violation of the human right to choose. Such practices have been seen in the past, for example, Reliance has banned many IP is on a temporary basis whenever a movie is going to be released under its banner. It may be contended that such a move was targeted towards reducing piracy but the truth is that by restricting access to certain file-sharing sites to prevent a single theft, they displeased many customers who wanted to share an ordinary document. As per the most commonly accepted definitions of net neutrality in the legislative circles across nations, blocking of lawful content is a violation of net neutrality.
Answer: In my view, if the user signs up for a particular quality of service for his Internet connection he must not be denied any part of it. This means, if I buy an Internet plan that purports to provide at least 2 Mbps speed up to 20 GB of data, I should not have to pay any premium price for using it for video conferencing, media streaming, online gaming, or mere browsing.
In the presence of proper regulatory licensing of the OTT communication services, if they can still somehow manage to provide me with cheaper services as compared to the telecom operators, and if I have paid the price to the OTT service provider, the network operator should not be allowed to deny me the quality of service for which I have paid for.
If however the user explicitly signs up for a differential pricing plan, as Airtel had introduced under its 'My Plan' scheme where the user could juggle between the quota of various services like STD calling, local calling, SMS and 3G data, that is also not a problem.
The point being made is, differential pricing should not be the norm but the occasional exception and must coexist with uniform pricing models.
Answer: As per the points raised in paragraph 6.28, if the regulatory framework can ensure transparency and fairness, this model could work. However, this places load on the OTT applications and that can stifle innovation. If the framework discussed in above questions is disregarded, then treating OTT communication service players as BuTS is acceptable. If the above framework is accepted, there is no need of such treatment.
Answer: India specific OTT apps may or may not be encouraged in the current model, but if the OTT service providers are made to share the revenue the TSPs, it will surely discourage the entry of small players who right now are free to experiment and venture into the Internet domain because of its openness and because of less hassles and regulations.
By bringing the OTTs under the ambit of regulatory laws in their respective service categories, the problems of international buying can be ameliorated. For example, the international brands which do not have their market presence in off-line retail stores may need to get permissions from the regulatory authority before they can retail their merchandise on domains which transact in the Indian currency. Most e-retailers who have international presence also have tailored Indian sites, for example, amazon.com (transactions in Dollars) has the Indian version as amazon.in (transactions in Rupee) and ebay.com has ebay.in.
Question 17: If the OTT communication service players are to be licensed, should they be categorized as ASP or CSP? If so, what should be the framework? Please comment with justifications.
Answer: In the current context, when the IP network follows best effort delivery, it will be very hard to provide the service level agreements and QoS guarantees in the OTT communication services. Thus, categorizing them as CSP is disadvantageous. In the same context, they qualify more as ASPs, and should be categorized as such. This framework, they should still be registered and licensed as recognized service providers, but be waived off some of the requirements of a pure CSP, such as provisioning of emergency services like '100'.
However, in the LTE model, where the convergence of circuit switched and packet switched networks is accomplished completely in the entire network using virtual switched circuits (MPLS), such QoS and SLA guarantees can be provisioned more easily. In such a scenario, they become proper CSPs and the categorisation should be as such along with the regulatory rules.
Answer: Given the open nature of Internet, it becomes a self-levelling field and there should be no need to regulate subscription charges.
If one particular OTT service starts charging a different pricing model which is better than the others available in the market, it impels the other providers to follow suit by increasing the efficiency of their algorithms. Such competition furthers innovation.
If it starts charging higher prices, then, customers quickly abandon ship due to the availability of alternates.
Answer: The government should classify them into appropriate service categories on case by case basis and apply the rules which make evolutionary sense should the off-line counterparts of those services turn to the Internet. Thus, e-retailing and traditional retailing are classified as 'retailing', with a view that the retailers who once owned shops in the real market are now setting up shops in the virtual market also. This would allow bidirectional movement. For exa will receive oestrogen mple, an e-retailer wants to set up a real showroom in the market, (like Lenskart did) it should be easy for him such that he does not have to pay additional licensing fees but only the rent. Likewise, if an off-line retailer wants to start an online shop, he should not have to do anything more than buying a domain and getting a website made, and of course, making agreements with the courier service.
Answer: Many issues have been discussed in the consultation paper which may not have been reflected in these 20 questions. However, they should suffice for the beginning of such measures.


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The relationship between journalists and political sources takes different forms and extends from adversarial to advocating. Th e question which side 'leads the tango' has always been central to this approach. Since technological development has led to hybridization of (the)media system(s), the nature of communication has been reshaped in many ways. The emergence of social media has challenged the journalistic profession, especially journalists' role as gatekeepers, but provided extra space for interaction with sources. Increasing professionalization of politics has reinforced the role of press secretaries/advisers. This is a comparative study of interaction among Polish and Swedish journalists, ministers, and press secretaries in Twitter provided by network analysis and three social network concepts as density, modularity, and centralization. In this analysis, a more influential position is conceptualized in terms of 'communicative resources' or 'accumulated capacity'. Swedish journalists have more opportunities to act as gatekeepers (or 'key users') in the Twitter network; in Poland, it is rather the political side.


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#ifndef JUCE_BUTTON_H_INCLUDED
#define JUCE_BUTTON_H_INCLUDED

//==============================================================================
/**
    A base class for buttons.

    This contains all the logic for button behaviours such as enabling/disabling,
    responding to shortcut keystrokes, auto-repeating when held down, toggle-buttons
    and radio groups, etc.

    @see TextButton, DrawableButton, ToggleButton
*/
class JUCE_API  Button  : public Component,
                          public SettableTooltipClient
{
protected:
    //==============================================================================
    /** Creates a button.

        @param buttonName   the text to put in the button (the component's name is also
                            initially set to this string, but these can be changed later
                            using the setName() and setButtonText() methods)
    */
    explicit Button (const String& buttonName);

public:
    /** Destructor. */
    virtual ~Button();

    //==============================================================================
    /** Changes the button's text.
        @see getButtonText
    */
    void setButtonText (const String& newText);

    /** Returns the text displayed in the button.
        @see setButtonText
    */
    const String& getButtonText() const               { return text; }

    //==============================================================================
    /** Returns true if the button is currently being held down.
        @see isOver
    */
    bool isDown() const noexcept;

    /** Returns true if the mouse is currently over the button.
        This will be also be true if the button is being held down.
        @see isDown
    */
    bool isOver() const noexcept;

    //==============================================================================
    /** A button has an on/off state associated with it, and this changes that.

        By default buttons are 'off' and for simple buttons that you click to perform
        an action you won't change this. Toggle buttons, however will want to
        change their state when turned on or off.

        @param shouldBeOn       whether to set the button's toggle state to be on or
                                off. If it's a member of a button group, this will
                                always try to turn it on, and to turn off any other
                                buttons in the group
        @param notification     determines the behaviour if the value changes - this
                                can invoke a synchronous call to clicked(), but
                                sendNotificationAsync is not supported
        @see getToggleState, setRadioGroupId
    */
    void setToggleState (bool shouldBeOn, NotificationType notification);

    /** Returns true if the button is 'on'.

        By default buttons are 'off' and for simple buttons that you click to perform
        an action you won't change this. Toggle buttons, however will want to
        change their state when turned on or off.

        @see setToggleState
    */
    bool getToggleState() const noexcept                        { return isOn.getValue(); }

    /** Returns the Value object that represents the botton's toggle state.
        You can use this Value object to connect the button's state to external values or setters,
        either by taking a copy of the Value, or by using Value::referTo() to make it point to
        your own Value object.
        @see getToggleState, Value
    */
    Value& getToggleStateValue() noexcept                       { return isOn; }

    /** This tells the button to automatically flip the toggle state when
        the button is clicked.

        If set to true, then before the clicked() callback occurs, the toggle-state
        of the button is flipped.
    */
    void setClickingTogglesState (bool shouldAutoToggleOnClick) noexcept;

    /** Returns true if this button is set to be an automatic toggle-button.
        This returns the last value that was passed to setClickingTogglesState().
    */
    bool getClickingTogglesState() const noexcept;

    //==============================================================================
    /** Enables the button to act as a member of a mutually-exclusive group
        of 'radio buttons'.

        If the group ID is set to a non-zero number, then this button will
        act as part of a group of buttons with the same ID, only one of
        which can be 'on' at the same time. Note that when it's part of
        a group, clicking a toggle-button that's 'on' won't turn it off.

        To find other buttons with the same ID, this button will search through
        its sibling components for ToggleButtons, so all the buttons for a
        particular group must be placed inside the same parent component.

        Set the group ID back to zero if you want it to act as a normal toggle
        button again.

        The notification argument lets you specify how other buttons should react
        to being turned on or off in response to this call.

        @see getRadioGroupId
    */
    void setRadioGroupId (int newGroupId, NotificationType notification = sendNotification);

    /** Returns the ID of the group to which this button belongs.
        (See setRadioGroupId() for an explanation of this).
    */
    int getRadioGroupId() const noexcept                        { return radioGroupId; }

    //==============================================================================
    /**
        Used to receive callbacks when a button is clicked.

        @see Button::addListener, Button::removeListener
    */
    class JUCE_API  Listener
    {
    public:
        /** Destructor. */
        virtual ~Listener()  {}

        /** Called when the button is clicked. */
        virtual void buttonClicked (Button*) = 0;

        /** Called when the button's state changes. */
        virtual void buttonStateChanged (Button*)  {}
    };

    /** Registers a listener to receive events when this button's state changes.
        If the listener is already registered, this will not register it again.
        @see removeListener
    */
    void addListener (Listener* newListener);

    /** Removes a previously-registered button listener
        @see addListener
    */
    void removeListener (Listener* listener);

    //==============================================================================
    /** Causes the button to act as if it's been clicked.

        This will asynchronously make the button draw itself going down and up, and
        will then call back the clicked() method as if mouse was clicked on it.

        @see clicked
    */
    virtual void triggerClick();

    //==============================================================================
    /** Sets a command ID for this button to automatically invoke when it's clicked.

        When the button is pressed, it will use the given manager to trigger the
        command ID.

        Obviously be careful that the ApplicationCommandManager doesn't get deleted
        before this button is. To disable the command triggering, call this method and
        pass nullptr as the command manager.

        If generateTooltip is true, then the button's tooltip will be automatically
        generated based on the name of this command and its current shortcut key.

        @see addShortcut, getCommandID
    */
    void setCommandToTrigger (ApplicationCommandManager* commandManagerToUse,
                              CommandID commandID,
                              bool generateTooltip);

    /** Returns the command ID that was set by setCommandToTrigger(). */
    CommandID getCommandID() const noexcept             { return commandID; }

    //==============================================================================
    /** Assigns a shortcut key to trigger the button.

        The button registers itself with its top-level parent component for keypresses.

        Note that a different way of linking buttons to keypresses is by using the
        setCommandToTrigger() method to invoke a command.

        @see clearShortcuts
    */
    void addShortcut (const KeyPress&);

    /** Removes all key shortcuts that had been set for this button.
        @see addShortcut
    */
    void clearShortcuts();

    /** Returns true if the given keypress is a shortcut for this button.
        @see addShortcut
    */
    bool isRegisteredForShortcut (const KeyPress&) const;

    //==============================================================================
    /** Sets an auto-repeat speed for the button when it is held down.

        (Auto-repeat is disabled by default).

        @param initialDelayInMillisecs      how long to wait after the mouse is pressed before
                                            triggering the next click. If this is zero, auto-repeat
                                            is disabled
        @param repeatDelayInMillisecs       the frequently subsequent repeated clicks should be
                                            triggered
        @param minimumDelayInMillisecs      if this is greater than 0, the auto-repeat speed will
                                            get faster, the longer the button is held down, up to the
                                            minimum interval specified here
    */
    void setRepeatSpeed (int initialDelayInMillisecs,
                         int repeatDelayInMillisecs,
                         int minimumDelayInMillisecs = -1) noexcept;

    /** Sets whether the button click should happen when the mouse is pressed or released.

        By default the button is only considered to have been clicked when the mouse is
        released, but setting this to true will make it call the clicked() method as soon
        as the button is pressed.

        This is useful if the button is being used to show a pop-up menu, as it allows
        the click to be used as a drag onto the menu.
    */
    void setTriggeredOnMouseDown (bool isTriggeredOnMouseDown) noexcept;

    /** Returns the number of milliseconds since the last time the button
        went into the 'down' state.
    */
    uint32 getMillisecondsSinceButtonDown() const noexcept;

    //==============================================================================
    /** Sets the tooltip for this button.
        @see TooltipClient, TooltipWindow
    */
    void setTooltip (const String& newTooltip) override;

    //==============================================================================
    /** A combination of these flags are used by setConnectedEdges(). */
    enum ConnectedEdgeFlags
    {
        ConnectedOnLeft = 1,
        ConnectedOnRight = 2,
        ConnectedOnTop = 4,
        ConnectedOnBottom = 8
    };

    /** Hints about which edges of the button might be connected to adjoining buttons.

        The value passed in is a bitwise combination of any of the values in the
        ConnectedEdgeFlags enum.

        E.g. if you are placing two buttons adjacent to each other, you could use this to
        indicate which edges are touching, and the LookAndFeel might choose to drawn them
        without rounded corners on the edges that connect. It's only a hint, so the
        LookAndFeel can choose to ignore it if it's not relevant for this type of
        button.
    */
    void setConnectedEdges (int connectedEdgeFlags);

    /** Returns the set of flags passed into setConnectedEdges(). */
    int getConnectedEdgeFlags() const noexcept          { return connectedEdgeFlags; }

    /** Indicates whether the button adjoins another one on its left edge.
        @see setConnectedEdges
    */
    bool isConnectedOnLeft() const noexcept             { return (connectedEdgeFlags & ConnectedOnLeft) != 0; }

    /** Indicates whether the button adjoins another one on its right edge.
        @see setConnectedEdges
    */
    bool isConnectedOnRight() const noexcept            { return (connectedEdgeFlags & ConnectedOnRight) != 0; }

    /** Indicates whether the button adjoins another one on its top edge.
        @see setConnectedEdges
    */
    bool isConnectedOnTop() const noexcept              { return (connectedEdgeFlags & ConnectedOnTop) != 0; }

    /** Indicates whether the button adjoins another one on its bottom edge.
        @see setConnectedEdges
    */
    bool isConnectedOnBottom() const noexcept           { return (connectedEdgeFlags & ConnectedOnBottom) != 0; }

    //==============================================================================
    /** Used by setState(). */
    enum ButtonState
    {
        buttonNormal,
        buttonOver,
        buttonDown
    };

    /** Can be used to force the button into a particular state.

        This only changes the button's appearance, it won't trigger a click, or stop any mouse-clicks
        from happening.

        The state that you set here will only last until it is automatically changed when the mouse
        enters or exits the button, or the mouse-button is pressed or released.
    */
    void setState (ButtonState newState);

    /** Returns the button's current over/down/up state. */
    ButtonState getState() const noexcept               { return buttonState; }

    // This method's parameters have changed - see the new version.
    JUCE_DEPRECATED (void setToggleState (bool, bool));

    //==============================================================================
    /** This abstract base class is implemented by LookAndFeel classes to provide
        button-drawing functionality.
    */
    struct JUCE_API  LookAndFeelMethods
    {
        virtual ~LookAndFeelMethods() {}

        virtual void drawButtonBackground (Graphics&, Button&, const Colour& backgroundColour,
                                           bool isMouseOverButton, bool isButtonDown) = 0;

        virtual Font getTextButtonFont (TextButton&, int buttonHeight) = 0;
        virtual int getTextButtonWidthToFitText (TextButton&, int buttonHeight) = 0;

        /** Draws the text for a TextButton. */
        virtual void drawButtonText (Graphics&, TextButton&, bool isMouseOverButton, bool isButtonDown) = 0;

        /** Draws the contents of a standard ToggleButton. */
        virtual void drawToggleButton (Graphics&, ToggleButton&, bool isMouseOverButton, bool isButtonDown) = 0;

        virtual void changeToggleButtonWidthToFitText (ToggleButton&) = 0;

        virtual void drawTickBox (Graphics&, Component&, float x, float y, float w, float h,
                                  bool ticked, bool isEnabled, bool isMouseOverButton, bool isButtonDown) = 0;

        virtual void drawDrawableButton (Graphics&, DrawableButton&, bool isMouseOverButton, bool isButtonDown) = 0;

    private:
       #if JUCE_CATCH_DEPRECATED_CODE_MISUSE
        // These method have been deprecated: see their replacements above.
        virtual int getTextButtonFont (TextButton&) { return 0; }
        virtual int changeTextButtonWidthToFitText (TextButton&, int) { return 0; }
       #endif
    };

protected:
    //==============================================================================
    /** This method is called when the button has been clicked.

        Subclasses can override this to perform whatever they actions they need
        to do.

        Alternatively, a ButtonListener can be added to the button, and these listeners
        will be called when the click occurs.

        @see triggerClick
    */
    virtual void clicked();

    /** This method is called when the button has been clicked.

        By default it just calls clicked(), but you might want to override it to handle
        things like clicking when a modifier key is pressed, etc.

        @see ModifierKeys
    */
    virtual void clicked (const ModifierKeys& modifiers);

    /** Subclasses should override this to actually paint the button's contents.

        It's better to use this than the paint method, because it gives you information
        about the over/down state of the button.

        @param g                    the graphics context to use
        @param isMouseOverButton    true if the button is either in the 'over' or
                                    'down' state
        @param isButtonDown         true if the button should be drawn in the 'down' position
    */
    virtual void paintButton (Graphics& g,
                              bool isMouseOverButton,
                              bool isButtonDown) = 0;

    /** Called when the button's up/down/over state changes.

        Subclasses can override this if they need to do something special when the button
        goes up or down.

        @see isDown, isOver
    */
    virtual void buttonStateChanged();

    //==============================================================================
    /** @internal */
    virtual void internalClickCallback (const ModifierKeys&);
    /** @internal */
    void handleCommandMessage (int commandId) override;
    /** @internal */
    void mouseEnter (const MouseEvent&) override;
    /** @internal */
    void mouseExit (const MouseEvent&) override;
    /** @internal */
    void mouseDown (const MouseEvent&) override;
    /** @internal */
    void mouseDrag (const MouseEvent&) override;
    /** @internal */
    void mouseUp (const MouseEvent&) override;
    /** @internal */
    bool keyPressed (const KeyPress&) override;
    /** @internal */
    using Component::keyStateChanged;
    /** @internal */
    void paint (Graphics&) override;
    /** @internal */
    void parentHierarchyChanged() override;
    /** @internal */
    void visibilityChanged() override;
    /** @internal */
    void focusGained (FocusChangeType) override;
    /** @internal */
    void focusLost (FocusChangeType) override;
    /** @internal */
    void enablementChanged() override;

private:
    //==============================================================================
    Array<KeyPress> shortcuts;
    WeakReference<Component> keySource;
    String text;
    ListenerList<Listener> buttonListeners;

    class CallbackHelper;
    friend class CallbackHelper;
    friend struct ContainerDeletePolicy<CallbackHelper>;
    ScopedPointer<CallbackHelper> callbackHelper;
    uint32 buttonPressTime, lastRepeatTime;
    ApplicationCommandManager* commandManagerToUse;
    int autoRepeatDelay, autoRepeatSpeed, autoRepeatMinimumDelay;
    int radioGroupId, connectedEdgeFlags;
    CommandID commandID;
    ButtonState buttonState, lastStatePainted;

    Value isOn;
    bool lastToggleState;
    bool clickTogglesState;
    bool needsToRelease;
    bool needsRepainting;
    bool isKeyDown;
    bool triggerOnMouseDown;
    bool generateTooltip;

    void repeatTimerCallback();
    bool keyStateChangedCallback();
    void applicationCommandListChangeCallback();
    void updateAutomaticTooltip (const ApplicationCommandInfo&);

    ButtonState updateState();
    ButtonState updateState (bool isOver, bool isDown);
    bool isShortcutPressed() const;
    void turnOffOtherButtonsInGroup (NotificationType);

    void flashButtonState();
    void sendClickMessage (const ModifierKeys&);
    void sendStateMessage();

    JUCE_DECLARE_NON_COPYABLE_WITH_LEAK_DETECTOR (Button)
};

#ifndef DOXYGEN
 /** This typedef is just for compatibility with old code and VC6 - newer code should use Button::Listener instead. */
 typedef Button::Listener ButtonListener;
#endif

#endif   // JUCE_BUTTON_H_INCLUDED


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Chris Akers and Rachaelle Gualtier of Brisbane, Australia, playfully jostle for dominance while showing off their arm sleeve tattoos at a contest on Tuesday night at the Rally Point. The rally has become a truly international destination, and tattoos are now as common as cycles at the event.
Hannah Hunsinger, Journal staff
Jim Coovert of Las Vegas shows off his Harley-Davidson tattoo at a contest on Tuesday night at the Rally Point.
Melissa Bringsplently of Riverside, Calif., shows off her Hugh Hefner portrait tattoo at a contest on Tuesday night at the Rally Point.
Laurie Leduc of Ware, Mass., shows off her arm sleeve tattoos at a contest on Tuesday night at the Rally Point. Leduc said she had all her tattoos done in Sturgis.
Kate Cannata, of Vancouver, BC, Canada admires her arm sleeve tattoos while showing them to the judges at a contest on Tuesday night at the Rally Point.
Melissa Bringsplently, of Riverside, CA, shows off her the portrait tattoo of her grandparents at a contest on Tuesday night at the Rally Point.
At the tattoo contest held on Tuesday night at the Rally Point in downtown Sturgis.
GAME ON: Rally contests fill the days
Tom Griffith Journal staff
STURGIS | No matter where you live in America, you're bound to play a few games and enter a few contests. It's just the way we are, combining good-natured competition with a sense of camaraderie, whether it's in our own backyards or at the Sturgis rally.
Roughly half of Americans play some form of adult games, ranging from horseshoes, badminton, backgammon and bocce ball to the more traditional pastimes of baseball, football, basketball and soccer. Heck, as many as 10,000 of us play croquet on a regular basis. Another 155 million Americans are addicted to video games, according to a 2016 study by the Pew Research Center.
On the national level, we also love contests, including songwriting, singing, dancing, hot dog eating, and team rocketry, to Miss This or That, and even the more geek-oriented North American Computational Linguistics Olympiad. Just Google "contests" and you'll get 190 million results in about a half-second.
So we love our games, giveaways and contests, despite whether any physical or cerebral skill is involved. And that doesn't change when several hundred thousand motorcycle lovers converge on the Sturgis rally every August.
Those contests got their start in the earliest days of the rally when bikers would get together and stage races, hill climbs and burnout contests to fill their idle hours, said Christina Steele, spokeswoman for the city of Sturgis.
The Jackpine Gypsies introduced plank riding, a contest to see which riders could go the farthest on an elevated 2-by-4 without putting a foot down, Steele explained. Similarly, the motorcycle club would conduct slow-ride competitions on a flat track to see which biker had the balance to ride the slowest on the course without touching a foot to the pavement, she said.
"Usually they were a little liquored up when they did this, which didn't help much," Steele said.
Early Tuesday evening, the city-sponsored rally conducted its inaugural Tattoo Contest at Rally Point on Harley-Davidson Way and Legendary Main Street offering a variety of prizes in myriad categories, including arm sleeve, leg sleeve, back piece, black and grey, pinup, cover-up, horror, portrait, traditional, floral and new school.
"There is some serious competition among tattoo artists at the rally, so we have no idea what to expect in terms of turnout," Steele said an hour before the contest's start.
But since the rally's earliest years, and "because bikers are the champions of self-entertainment," competitions have increased in number and evolved in diversity, combining good-natured fun with the occasional political incorrectness or mild sexual overtones, Steele said.
From the best beard world qualifiers to the wildest tattoo, there's no end to those wacky and sometimes sexualized contests held during the rally. After all, most folks don't come to South Dakota's biggest costume party to commune with nature and commandeer a chaise lounge in the forest.
"Our guests come here, not to be isolated and sit alone in the quiet," Rod Woodruff, president of the Buffalo Chip, said Tuesday. "They are here to party, be social, make lifelong friends and be entertained. And we are here to provide the venue to make that possible."
With seemingly as many contests as campsites, the Chip seems to be the epicenter of rally wrangling, sporting several challenges each day, many located at its popular Bikini Beach.
Next to the Chip's more traditional contests of rope swings, homemade bikinis and frozen T-shirts are a bit more outlandish competitions that include beers and burps, head-banging, midget bowling, pickle lickin' and the Air Sex World Championships.
"It's all about the fun," Woodruff said. "Our guests are on vacation, they are ready to engage in fun activities, socialize and meet other campers all here to forget about their daily lives and have a rip-roaring good time. The contests are designed to get people involved, put a laugh in their belly and create memories they will recount when they get back home."
And Steele predicted that the scope of the contests in the future would only expand.
"Sometimes, it's just about bragging rights, which are always good," she said. "I mean, how many people can go home and say I'm the champion pickle-licker in Sturgis?"
Christina Steele
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Your Turn: Rove View Mirror
Samuel, Bill and Rosa
One Picture Is Worth A Thousand Lashes
If might sound like a throughly ignorant question, but a lot of people have been wondering why Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad drew world-wide attention last week for saying that Israel "must be wiped off the map." The statement was delivered in a keynote speech to a so-called "World Without Zionism" conference in Tehran attended by 4,000 hardline students.
As explained in the NYT, these types of comments are regularly issued by Iranian leaders and are promptly ignored. The fact that these weren't, however, genuinely shocked and surprised the Iraqi President and his radical supporters. In Iran, it seems, there is a long history of the separation of rhetoric and policy.
If this distinction has long been taken for granted, however, what made last week so different?
I leave it to others to tease out all the political factors. Still,
there are so many to consider, such as the immediate sensitivity of
Iran's relationship to Iraq; the ongoing brouhaha over Iran's "good
nuke/bad nuke" dance; the political and propaganda role Iran currently
plays on the neocon's Risk board; the tension between Ahmadinejad and
the ruling clerics (who are taking steps to curb presidential
authority); and the heat between MA and Hashemi Rafsanjani, who heads
something called the Expediency Council which has been quietly
acquiring more power to govern Iran's diplomatic activity.
For The BAG's purposes, however, I think there is still another factor in this firestorm having to do with "visual
rhetoric." Specifically, I've been wondering whether Ahmadinejad's
words would have seemed as big if the news images that accompanied them
weren't as stunning.
In the "old days," pols only emphasized the visuals around election time. That, however, was before the campaign became a perpetual adjunct of governance.
When the Bush administration first appeared on the scene, their
capacity for "preparing the surface" and employing visual props was
truly groundbreaking. (It wouldn't surprise me if, years from now, the
Bush is primarily remembered for "the branded background.")
What really surprises me, however, is how far and fast the
craft has passed them by. If you look at the visual impact of
Ahmadinejad's presentation, I believe the closest comparison is not
Bush/Rove so much as this other guy who runs his campaign out of
Silicon Valley.
So my advice to the Iranian President is this: If you want to
maintain that healthy separation between policy and rhetoric, the main
issue is not whether or not to advocate the total annihilation of other
countries and religions.
The main thing to avoid is the creation of massive 3-D representations
of countries falling through hour glasses like their time is up. And
certainly, you should avoid depicting those countries either as falling
bombs, or as fragile eggs about to crack open by virtue of your own
hate.
(image 1: Behrouz Mehri/AFP/File. Tehran,
Iran. October 26, 2005. Via YahooNews. image 2: Larry Downing/Reuters.
Washington. October 6, 2005. Via YahooNews. image 3: Lawrence
Jackson/A.P. Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2005. Washington. Via YahooNews. image
4: Justin Sullivan/AFP/Getty Images. San Jose, California. October
2005. Via YahooNews.)
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