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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations;
using System.Globalization;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace Domain
{
    public class MultiLangString
    {
        [Display(ResourceType = typeof (Resources.Domain), Name = "EntityPrimaryKey")]
        public int MultiLangStringId { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Default value, when translation is not found
        /// </summary>
        [MaxLength(40960)]
        public string Value { get; set; }

        [MaxLength(255)]
        public string Owner { get; set; }

        // list of translations
        public virtual ICollection<Translation> Translations { get; set; } = new List<Translation>();

        #region Constructors

        public MultiLangString()
        {
        }

        public MultiLangString(string defaultStringValue)
        {
            Value = defaultStringValue;
        }

        public MultiLangString(string stringValue, string culture)
        {
            SetTranslation(stringValue, culture);
        }

        public MultiLangString(string stringValue, string culture, string defaultStringValue)
        {
            Value = defaultStringValue;
            SetTranslation(stringValue, culture);
        }

        public MultiLangString(string stringValue, string culture, string defaultStringValue, string owner)
        {
            Value = defaultStringValue;
            SetTranslation(stringValue, culture);
            Owner = owner;
        }

        #endregion

        public void SetTranslation(string stringValue, string culture)
        {
            if (Translations == null) Translations = new List<Translation>();
            // this could be better? how to mix and match?
            // en, en-us, en-gb
            var found = Translations.FirstOrDefault(a => culture.ToUpper().StartsWith(a.Culture.ToUpper()));
            if (found == null)
            {
                Translations.Add(new Translation
                {
                    Culture = culture,
                    Value = stringValue
                });
            }
            else
            {
                found.Value = stringValue;
            }
        }

        public void SetTranslation(string stringValue, string culture, string owner)
        {
            Owner = owner;
            SetTranslation(stringValue, culture);
        }

        public string Translate(string cultureName = "")
        {
            return TranslateToCulture(String.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(cultureName) ? null : new CultureInfo(cultureName));
        }

        public string TranslateToCulture(CultureInfo culture = null)
        {
            if (culture == null) culture = Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture;
            var translation = Translations.FirstOrDefault(a => culture.Name.ToUpper().StartsWith(a.Culture.ToUpper()));
            return translation == null ? Value : translation.Value;
        }

        public override string ToString()
        {
            return TranslateToCulture();
        }
    }
}


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Kanye <> Siegfried
Vox and Run
Opera is not the sort of art form that lends itself to easy experimentation. Typically, you need sets, costumes, an orchestra - not to mention singers who are usually booked 3-4 years in advance. So, nine years ago, City Opera hit upon the idea of giving American composers the chance to have their works heard in a workshop format, using the full City Opera orchestra and professional singers from their regular roster, as opposed to synthesizers and amateur friends. They called it: VOX.
Now in its tenth year, VOX is still going strong and has produced several notable American operas, including Richard Danielpour and Toni Morrison's Margaret Garner, which played at City Opera this past season to sold-out houses. Clearly, this is a win-win situation for all concerned.
VOX had it's most recent installment this past weekend at NYU's Skirball Center. Tickets were free, and easy to get through the advance reservation system (though I think most standbys managed to get in as well.) The theater, which sat 850, felt intimate yet formal. Each composer was allotted half-an-hour to present an excerpt of their work in concert format; many felt finished enough to stage. Without the benefit of an orchestra pit, all the singers were mic'd: a necessary and reasonable compromise.
Unfortunately, I was only able to attend on Sunday, but managed to hear representative performances of four distinct American voices. Scott Davenport Richards' Charlie Crosses the Nation tells the story of an Army big band playing the front lines during WWII. The music is written in an unqualified jazz idiom, sounding more like musical theater than opera but thoroughly satisfying. Richards didn't pull any punches on his libretto, turning the old Army acronym "SNAFU" ("Situation Normal All Fucked Up") into a rousing ensemble number.
Less successful was Alice Shields' Criseyde, recounting the story of Troilus and Cressida as told by Chaucer. The music is a strange blend of early Wagner, Britten, and North Indian raga while the subject matter (not to mention the use of Middle English in the libretto) felt completely divorced from modern reality. Not exactly an easy sell.
After an intermission, the performers returned with Justine Chen's gripping Jeanne, based on the life of Joan of Arc. Chen's music is dark, complex, even angry as it recounted the trials of Joan through the words of her captors. Particularly striking was Bishop Cauchon, who struggles with the possibility that the girl he's sending to the stake might actually be God's handmaiden. His aria (sung by Kevin Burdette) had the same wrenching impact as "Batter My Heart" from John Adams' Doctor Atomic, which I heard earlier this year in Chicago.
David T. Little's Soldier Songs is not an opera, but a cycle of songs culled from interviews he made with relatives and friends who experienced the horrors of war firsthand. Nevertheless, it packed the most dramatic punch of any of the works on the bill: it was both thoroughly relevant and profoundly disturbing. This is opera as political activism, the sort that Beethoven embraced in Fidelio but has been rarely seen in rep houses since. As Little says in the program:
"Opera is an art form in which the political and the artistic can be fused in a way that expresses the desires - the need - for social change through empathy, not preaching. Empathy fuels the expression of the social, the political, and makes it real. This is the essence of what I call 'socially engaged music.'"
Speaking of the music, the orchestra (led by City Opera music director George Manahan) was driving and propulsive, full of heavy percussion and shrill, piercing strings. James Bobick delivered an astonishing solo performance, his voice ranging from bass to countertenor while running the gamut of emotions familiar to many soldiers: angry, stoic, scared.
In the final section, Little tells the story of a father who receives a home visit from two Marines, to tell him his son has been killed in combat. The music grows heroic as the father torches the Marines' van in protest, then plaintive as he pleads, "Bring back my son!" to anyone who might listen. There was hardly a dry eye in the house as the final notes faded away.
(Unfortunately, I missed Robert Manno's promising Dylan & Caitlin, about the Welsh poet Dylan Thomas and his wife, with a libretto by Welsh playwright Gwynne Edwards. I learned from my next-seat neighbor that Manno is a former Met chorus member, so I'm sure he knows a thing or two about how to write an opera.)
VOX will return for its 10th anniversary next season, despite the arrival of Gerard Mortier as general manager and his many planned changes for City Opera. One would hope he knows enough to leave well enough alone.
Peter Matthews on May 13, 2008 in Opera | Permalink | Comments (0)

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import com.microsoft.rest.ExpandableStringEnum;

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Matthew 4:4 (NKJV) 4 But He answered and said, "It is written, 'Man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from the mouth of God.' "
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What another fantastic day! Every year we say "this was the best yet" but every year it's true. The Tigers of the Turf function, now in its fifth year, is definitely THE way to manage the difficult transition from footy season to spring racing carnival.
The Committee Room at Caulfield is the perfect venue to observe all the preparations for the Caulfield Guineas meeting and this year 185 guests enjoyed another splendid menu of entertainment, food, drink and companionship.
The day kicked off with football chat. Mike Perry interviewed Richmond Offensive Coach Mark Williams who had little inside knowledge about the Tigers 2015 trade and draft plans, but was most forthcoming about his role as coach of the Tigers forward line. Often confused with the other Mark (Chocko) Williams, Mark comes from an AFL player background with Carlton and the Bulldogs, and successful (three-peat) coaching record with Sandringham in the VFL.
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Doug Hadley, past president of the Aldergrove Legion, learned about some of the design features of patient lift slings when he visited Langley Lodge. The branch recently donated slings and pressure-relieving mattresses. (Heather Colpitts/Langley Advance Times)
Aldergrove legion sling donation supports Langley Lodge residents, literally
Poppy Fun proceeds allow for the purchase of lift slings and pressure-reducing mattresses
Heather Colpitts
Apr. 1, 2022 8:00 p.m.
New slings donated to Langley Lodge come with red straps, and green straps and blue straps.
But the colourful woven straps aren't about being fashionable.
They are an easy way for staff to match up straps to safely and comfortably lift lodge residents, a different colour chosen depending on the person's height and weight, so the mechanical lift machines can be used to safely transport them.
It's the little things in the design of the slings that has lodge staff so grateful to the Aldergrove branch of the Royal Canadian Legion, which purchased the 26 slings along with eight special pressure-relieving, gel mattresses.
"We have every kind of sling you can imagine," explained Susan Nichol, a rehabilitation assistant at the complex care facility.
But even before COVID-19, having to share slings between residents was not ideal, even with laundering.
"We just need more. You can't share them," she explained.
As well, there's various kinds of slings for various functions, including ones that allow for toileting without becoming soiled, and ones that can stay on a resident as they are put into the bath. The ideal is for enough slings for every resident who needs them and so the slings can be assigned to particular residents as long as they are in the lodge.
Nichol told the Aldergrove legion representatives just why their donations mean so much.
Mechanical lifts with patients suspended in specially designed slings have made providing care safer for residents and staff who sustain fewer work-related injuries.
"When I started here 34 years ago, I was a care aide, and we had to lift them," Nichol explained. "When we got our very first lift, we thought we were in heaven."
The legion donation of the special mattresses will make residents more comfortable and improve their health.
"[The mattresses] are built so that there's less pressure by the feet so they don't get pressure sores," Nichol said.
Residents in the lodge tend to be less mobile and more prone to pressure sores which can be difficult to get healed. They can cause residents pain.
Patrick Matiowski, the director of fundraising, said donations from the Aldergrove branch, as well as others such as the Cloverdale branch, Rotary clubs, and the public are vital to the comfort of residents.
Doug Hadley, past branch president and the service officer who helps veterans directly, as well as Bryon Basaraba, the branch sergeant at arms, were happy to stop by the lodge to see the delivery of the slings and mattresses.
The donations, totalling $15,235.30, were from money raised in the annual Poppy Fund campaign. the branch uses the money to support veterans such as Josephy Wrazy, a resident of Langley Lodge. The 97-year-old former logger was with the Edmonton Fusiliers, fighting in the Second World War in the Pacific Theatre. When asked about what he experienced during the war, he quietly said "too much."
"One of the main objectives of the legion is to provide assistance to vets, their families,… as well as seniors," Hadley explained.
• READ MORE: Langley senior knits poppies for Remembrance Day
• READ MORE: He served, like his father and his grandfather before him
One hundred per cent of the money the public gives for poppies goes back into the community, he noted.
"This money was raise between the end of October and the 11th of November last year, and it's just part of the funds to be distributed to those in need," Hadley said.
They value being able to see the donations in-person.
"It is very interesting that we see the changes that have come up, how it made their lives a little bit easier. Making life easier or more relaxing for the veterans, particular, is what we wanted to see," Basaraba said.
"And it gets us out into the community as little bit," Hadley added.
He said legions are not buildings where a few old people gather. The branches work to support veterans, including young people who were in the military, as well as to support the community through campaign such as Remembrance Day poetry and art contests for youth, athletics, donations to local causes, and more.
They were pleased to meet Wrazy during their visit to the lodge. Hadley noted that there are about 20,000 veterans from the Second World War still alive.
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Patrick Matiowski, fundraising director for Langley Lodge, attended a gathering at the Royal Canadian Legion Aldergrove Branch recently to accept a donation of Poppy Fund proceeds. The money funded eight specialty mattresses and 26 patient lift slings. (Aldergrove Legion/Special to the Langley Advance Times)
Past president Doug Hadley (left) and sergeant at arms Bryon Basaraba (right) had a brief demonstration of patient lift slings from Langley Lodge rehabilitation assistant Susan Nichol. The Aldergrove branch of the Royal Canadian Legion donated slings and specialty mattresses. (Heather Colpitts/Langley Advance Times)
Veteran Joseph Wrazy, 97, is a resident of Langley Lodge which received a donation of specialty mattresses and slings from the Royal Canadian Legion Aldergrove Branch. Lodge rehabilitation assistant Susan Nichol, right, met with legion representatives Doug Hadley and Bryon Basaraba for the donation. (Heather Colpitts/Langley Advance Times)
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Head of Art & Photography Mrs S Hunter
Teacher of Art/SLE
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Teacher of Art/KS3 Graphics Miss N McKeogh
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Teacher of Art & Photography/KS3 Graphics Miss E Wooton
Art Technician
The Art department encourages students to develop technical skills and understanding of media as well as an appreciation for the history of Art. It aims to give learners a wider understanding of a range of Art and Design disciplines, which they can use to fuel their own creativity.
Key Stage 3 Art
In KS3 students have 3 lessons over the two-week cycle at Salesian School.
In Year 7 students are introduced to drawing skills. They study colour theory and become familiar with processes and procedures in the Art rooms. They work on an observational drawing project entitled 'Sweet Things' which culminates in colour work and sculpture.
In Year 8 students undertake a drawing project, based on Cans and then a 'Bugs and Flutterbies' project which focuses on more advanced observational and technical skills. Students are introduced to a variety of new artistic and digital media. They study insects and work towards a painting and 3D final outcomes.
In Year 9 students are asked to look in more depth at Art history and current trends, as they take on and manage their own projects. Students are given greater freedom to create their own work from their own sources and research, and they are encouraged to work with the AQA GCSE assessment criteria.
Extra-curricular opportunities include Art club which runs every Wednesday night, giving KS3 and KS4 students the opportunity to work with new media. Through the year there are opportunities for students to work with clay. The art rooms are open all week for students to develop independently.
Key Stage 4 Art & Photography
Students develop skills in research and photography as well as in a range of other media during their Art GCSE. They learn to develop their own ideas and express themselves confidently through images, annotating and recording as they progress.
To build up their GCSE coursework in Year 10, students develop their skills in recording observations through traditional media and photography in a sketchbook, working towards a final conclusion on the theme 'Still-life'. They develop their skills in research and observation still further in Year 11 and they experiment with more advanced media, working towards a second final conclusion to a 'woodland' project. Students then respond to a one of a number of tasks set by the exam board, for their final project.
Students learn in class from detailed tuition and feedback from our skilled team of teachers. This learning is supported by visits to galleries/museums and study of other artists. Individual objectives are set as students develop their own projects in response to artists who really inspire them.
Students may follow a purely 'Photography' course as a full Art GCSE if they wish. This course develops camera and compositional skills and then encourages personal, independent study.
We follow the AQA syllabus. The course is assessed through a portfolio of work produced during the course, and an externally set project completed in school.
KS4 Art Club runs every week, giving students the opportunity to work with more advanced media and to work in a relaxed, creative environment.
For more information, see the current GCSE Option Booklet.
In the College, we offer Art A Levels specialising in Fine Art and Photography. You can find out more in our College Course Information booklet.


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Sega announces new 3D 'Sonic the Hedgehog' game and 'Sonic Colors: Ultimate' remaster
Hbd, my guy!
By Jess Joho on May 27, 2021
Sega celebrated Sonic the Hedgehog's 30th anniversary Thursday with a livestream that gifted fans with the announcement of not just one but two major upcoming video game releases. The Sonic Central livestream(Opens in a new window), a first of its kind and basically like Sega's version of a Nintendo Direct Mini, was a fever dream of hedgehog-related announcements both big and small.
One of the biggest reveals was a trailer (which you can watch above) announcing Sonic Colors: Ultimate, a remaster of the 2010 game originally released on Nintendo DS and Wii. The remaster is set to release Sep. 27 on PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC (though presumably will also be available on the most recent console generation, the PS5 and Xbox Series X.)
But the really exciting news was, like the iconic hedgehog himself, was a bit more elusive. A cinematic teaser (which you can watch by clicking here(Opens in a new window) or manually skipping to minute 11:50 of the full Sonic Central livestream(Opens in a new window)) announced its first new full-blown, original 3D game since 2017. The trailer shows Sonic doing his thing, running v fast and turning into a blue blur, with a pan out to a bird's-eye view of the forest revealing he's made a mysterious symbol.
Details remain scarce, with not even a title to grasp onto. But the release date is set for 2022 on all the platforms, including the newest console generation.
Jess Joho
Jess is an LA-based culture critic who covers intimacy in the digital age, from sex and relationship to weed and all media (tv, games, film, the web). Previously associate editor at Kill Screen, you can also find her words on Vice, The Atlantic, Rolling Stone, Vox, and others. She is a Brazilian-Swiss American immigrant with a love for all things weird and magical.


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Wild Finish on Tap in Spain
By Sports Network
SEVILLA, Spain -- Ricardo Gonzalez carded a 3-under 69 on Saturday to take the third-round lead at a highly-contested Open de Sevilla. Gonzalez finished with a 54-hole total of 11-under-par 205 and a one-shot edge over his closest competitors.
Alan McLean shot a 68 to join Emanuele Canonica in a tie for second at 10-under-par 206. Simon Khan, Robert-Jan Derksen, Stephen Gallacher, Mattias Nilsson and Bruno-Teva Lecuona followed at 8-under-par 208.
Gonzalez began the day one shot behind overnight leader and fellow Argentinean Cesar Monasterio, a 40-year-old playing his first full season on the European Tour. While Gonzalez is six years younger than Monasterio, the 34-year-old showed his experience Saturday at Real Club de Golf de Sevilla.
Gonzalez picked up a quick birdie at the par-4 first but gave that shot back with a bogey at the very next hole.
At the par-5 fifth, Gonzalez converted a 10-foot putt for a birdie and knocked his approach inside 30 feet at the par-4 sixth.
Gonzalez again drained the birdie putt to briefly take the lead at 10 under par.
As the top of the leaderboard became more and more congested, Gonzalez bogeyed the ninth to fall back to the pack. He made a push down the stretch, however, to assume the outright position heading into the weekend.
Gonzalez, who was struggling off the tee, showed off his short game and chipped in for a birdie at the par-4 15th.
'I'm embarrassed at my driving but I'm obstinate and kept on trying to hit the driver,' said Gonzalez, who won in Spain last year at the Open de Madrid. 'That's because I knew I was hitting the ball on the right all the time and on the right there isn't much trouble.'
He then two-putted for a birdie at the par-5 16th to reach 11 under in search of his third career victory on the European Tour.
Canonica, who is seeking his maiden victory on the European Tour, collected two birdies and a bogey over his first nine holes to remain near the lead all day.
The hard-hitting Italian took the lead on his own with a birdie at the 14th and moved to 11 under with a birdie at the par-4 15th after his approach stopped within five feet of the hole.
Canonica then bogeyed the 16th to give way to Gonzalez en route to a round of 70.
Soren Hansen posted a 68 to finish four shots off the pace at 7-under-par 209 along with Francois Delamontagne, Steven O'Hara and Jose Manuel Carriles.
Nick Dougherty, Raul Ballesteros, Nicolas Colsaerts, Klas Eriksson, Ivo Giner, Soren Kjeldsen, Jonathan Lomas, Martin Erlandsson and Jean-Francois Remesy are knotted at 6-under-par 210.
Monasterio had a difficult day as a front-runner with a 76 in the third round to finish in a group at 5-under-par 211.
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4/18/04 -- Ricardo Gonzalez birdied three of his last five holes on Sunday to hold on for the win at the Open de Sevilla.
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Q: Not able to identify element in WEBVIEW in iOS hyprid app automation using Appium on real device I was trying to automate the hybrid app build using ionic2/Angular2 and typescript.
I am using C# for code writing.
test are in BDD - specflow
Versions:
iOS:9.3.1
Xcode: 7.3
Appium: 1.4.13
I am not able to identify elements after swtiching Context to WEBVIEW.
Calling IOSDriver using below code
private IOSDriver<IOSElement> driver = null;

public IOSDriver<IOSElement> GetDriver(string platformVersion, string deviceName, string udid ,string appPath, string serverUri)
{
    Capabilities iosCapabilities = new Capabilities();
    DesiredCapabilities capabilities = iosCapabilities.Get(platformVersion, deviceName, udid, appPath);
    driver = new IOSDriver<IOSElement>(new Uri(serverUri), capabilities, TimeSpan.FromSeconds(Constants.DriverWaitTime));
    driver.Manage ().Timeouts ().ImplicitlyWait (TimeSpan.FromSeconds(Constants.ImplicitWaitTime));

    var contextNames = driver.Contexts;
    driver.Context = contextNames[1];

    driver.FindElement(By.Xpath(locator)).Click();

}

Setting Capabilities as
private DesiredCapabilities capabilities = new DesiredCapabilities();

capabilities.SetCapability ("appium-version", Constants.AppiumVersion);
capabilities.SetCapability ("platformName", Constants.PlatformName);
capabilities.SetCapability("autoWebView", "true");
capabilities.SetCapability("browserName", "iOS");
capabilities.SetCapability ("platformVersion", Constants.PlatformVersion);
capabilities.SetCapability("deviceName", deviceName);
capabilities.SetCapability("app", appPath);
capabilities.SetCapability("udid", udid);

Am I setting the capabilities in correct way?

*

*Solution tried:

*

*I checked using browserName capbility as blank/safari but didn't worked

*Also, I installed ios-webkit-debug-proxy and started proxy using terminal in background on my mac

*Problem is i am not able to identify elements in WEBVIEW.

What I am doing
After launching the app, in appium inspector I am able
    to see all the elements and I am trying to click on textbox to enter
    some value
Xpath of textbox(as i can view in appium inspector window): "//UIAApplication1/UIAWindow1/UIAScrollView2/UIAWebView1/UIATextField1"
var contextNames = driver.Contexts
is giving me list to views(In my case 2 views: NATIVE_APP, WEBVIEW_1)
WebView context is dynamically updating from 1,2,3 and so on..
As soon as I call
diver.Context=contextNames[1]; //setting context to WEBVIEW

and refresh the appium inspector I am not able to see/identify single element.Everything goes away.
Why I am not able to see/identify elements after switching to webview. (Note: As soon as I Switch back to driver.Context="NATIVE_APP" every element becomes visible in appium inspector but still I am not able to click)
It shows error as "An element could not be located using given search parameter"
Manually also when I try to tap or sendkeys using appium inspector it is not letting me do so(after lauching tha app manually using inspector button). What is the issue here. Help would be highly appreciated
Screenshot of Appium inspector:

Error message as displayed in appium window:

Here are the full logs of Appium(ERROR)
Link of Appium logs when not able to identify elements in WEBVIEW

A: *

*Continues of from here : How to enable and use WebView for iOS Automation in Appium
Try and use the following code to switch contexts :
var contextNames = driver.GetContexts(); //correction to your code
driver.SetContext(contextNames[1]);

*You don't necessarily need the following capability while using appium :
capabilities.SetCapability("browserName", "iOS"); //can be removed from code as well

*I am guessing you might be trying to use Appium Inspector along with running/debugging your tests. In which case you might not be able to use both the instances. Please look into the appium server logs for details on this.

A: I think you have to Set up UICatalog in Appium

*

*Copy this link in xcode : https://github.com/appium/ios-uicatalog

*Search the repository where we have the UICatalog.app installed
Users/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/UICatalog-bhmtevqhmgarbcgnqybxttbkqfvn/Build/Products/Debug-iphonesimulator/UICatalog.app

*Copy it into app path in Appium ios settings

A: 1) While access ios webview -- using getcontextHandles we can achieve
Set contextNames = idriver.getContextHandles();
System.out.println(contextNames);

for (String contextName : contextNames) {
  if (contextName.contains("NATIVE_APP")) {
    Reporter.log("Reaching to Native App", true);
    idriver.context(contextName);
    sleepfor(1000);
    idriver.findElementByName("Open").click();
    Reporter.log("Clicking Open to naviagte to Native APP", true);
  }
  else{
    Reporter.log("Not found", true);
  }
}

2) If above context doesn't work -- try to run iproxy
run this in terminal -- ios_webkit_debug_proxy -c deviceID:27753 -d
deviceID -- to get device id (instruments -s devices)

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AMANDA MARKLEY DEBUTS NEW SINGLE "MONSTER" WITH LYRIC VIDEO
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SEATTLE, WA | MARCH 10, 2016 – While busy working on her new EP set for release this Spring, Seattle's rising pop singer/songwriter Amanda Markley has been turning heads by dropping a slew of raw, stripped down covers that highlight the strongest female pop artists, such as Halsey's "Hurricane" or Joy Williams' "What A Good Woman Does," leaving fans excited to hear original tracks from the artist. Today, Amanda Markley is thrilled to share the lyric video for her latest original track, "Monster" which can be viewed exclusively on AXS.com. "Monster" is a collaborative effort with friend and fellow local songwriter Matt Bacnis, and produced by Chase Manhattan (Night Argent). Markley is sharing the song to celebrate the start of her West Coast tour with Chloe Hendrickson, which kicks off 3/14/16. Here is what Amanda had to say about "Monster":
"This is a song about love, but about so much more than that. 'Monster' is about getting totally caught up in a relationship and swept away. The lyrics in this song are a call to action to hold on tight to that true love and to fight for it with passion. Love can be a dangerous game like a 'Monster,' but you have to be brave and take on the thunder to see the sun." – Amanda Markley
Markley has been busy in the studio with Matt Bacnis and Adam Mitchell (She Is We), wrapping up a slew of new tracks to be featured on her forthcoming EP. The first single from the EP, Jealousy was released in 2015 in a partnership with Cadence & Cause, sending all proceeds of single downloads to the charitable cause of rescuing homeless animals and finding them homes. After releasing the EP's newest single, "Monster," Amanda will be heading out on a short West Coast tour with Chloe Hendrickson before returning to complete the EP.
Head over to AXS.com today to stream the lyric video for Amanda Markley's latest track, "Monster." Tour dates for her tour with Chloe Hendrickson are posted below.
3/14/16 – Medford, OR
3/15/16 – San Francisco, CA
3/16/16 – Bakersfield, CA
3/18/16 – Sacramento, CA
3/19/16 – Northern OR
3/20/16 – Kirkland, WA
About Amanda Markley
AMANDA MARKLEY is a pop singer/songwriter hailing from Seattle, WA. Following a life-altering spinal injury that caused her to pull back from her passion of horseback riding, Amanda learned to cope by writing her emotions in a journal. Her writing became inspiration for her new passion in music and the lyrics of her first songs. Now, able to ride horses again, Amanda Markley strives to inspire and give others courage to follow their own dreams – a passion you will find intertwined in many of her own lyrics.
Early in her career, Amanda's original song "Breathe," was heard by acclaimed songwriter Scott Krippayne, who has penned No.1 hits for Jordin Sparks, Demi Lovato, and Blake Lewis, to name a few. Krippayne was so intrigued by Amanda's soulful songwriting, he produced her first album, as well as co-wrote a song titled "You and Me" on her debut album, also titled Breathe.
In 2013, Amanda Markley was chosen from Ernie Ball's Battle of the Bands to play Van's Warped Tour on the Acoustic Basement stage in Seattle. Markley has also shared the stage with artists such as Aaron Carter, Tyler Ward, William Beckett, and more. Captivated by the local coffee house vibe of the Pacific Northwest, the singer often plays vocally rich and emotionally raw acoustic sets. When not performing in an intimate setting, Amanda commands the stage with a full band and is a regular performer El Corazon, Chop Suey, the Hard Rock Cafe and other iconic venues in the Seattle area.
Markley is currently in the studio working on her upcoming EP. The first single from the EP, Jealousy was released in 2015 in a partnership with Cadence & Cause, sending all proceeds of single downloads to the charitable cause of rescuing homeless animals and finding them homes. Chase Manhattan (Night Argent) produced the music video for "Jealousy" which premiered exclusively with PopWrapped. The EP is set to release early 2016 with a slew of new tracks, videos, and more on the way.
This budding songwriter's music can be heard on Spotify, Pandora, Sirius Radio Coffee Café, Seattle Wave Radio, and more. Follow Amanda Markley on social media (@amarkleymusic) for future announcements and new music soon!
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As the various houses battle for control of the throne, it was the women who had some of the best moments in the final episode of Season 1.
After last week's chilling beheading of Lord Eddard "Ned" Stark (Sean Bean), how much more intense could HBO's Game of Thrones be? Turns out quite a bit as the Starks, Lannisters and Targaryens all plot their course for the newly crowned King Joffrey.
But it was Lady Catelyn Stark (Michelle Fairley), her daughter Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) -- and Sansa Stark (Sophie Turner) to some degree -- as well as Princess Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) who came up big in Sunday's finale as the series inched closer to winter and war.
After Arya is spared having to witness her father's beheading by a stranger, he then takes her in, cuts her hair and offers stern advice for how she can successfully pass as a boy, thus protecting her identity. Shortly after being left to her own devices among a camp of murderers, rapists and thugs, Arya becomes Arry and defends herself against a fat bully with eyes for her sword.
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How much does Lady Stark hate Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau)? Plenty. After Jaime's son/nephew calls for Ned's head, Jaime does his best to charm his way into Catelyn's bed and out of captivity. But he soon finds it best not to mess with a Stark in mourning as she grabs a stone and beats him across the face with it, keeping him alive to live in dishonor instead of dying and becoming a war hero who knew no pain.
After trading the life of her unborn baby in an attempt to save Khal Drogo (Jason Momoa), Daenerys smothers the former Dothraki leader to death with a pillow rather than to see the former warrior live life in a comatose state. And that's just the beginning of the former feeble woman stepping into her true power. The last surviving Targaryen shows she truly has her family's blood of the dragon. After walking through a burning funeral pyre -- in which the Lhazareen witch burns with Drogo -- Daenerys is reborn -- with three baby dragons in tow.
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