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Oracle of Dilogun demoOracle of Dilogun, this demo aplication allows to Santeros (Iworos) learn about the letras (letters) of the Regla de Osha, their ebboces, recommendations, various aspects (positive, negative, etc ...) and their secrets. In the quest to rescue the Dilogun because today many Italeros speak while are "interpreting" Ifa's Oddun, completely forgetting the meaning of Ocha and proper analysis of the Regla de Osha's letras, and how important they are, we need to rescue and value th

RoutematicRoutematic is an application to manage your daily office commute. Employees can create/modify/cancel rosters, track their vehicles, contact drivers and the helpdesk, raise SOS alarm through the app.Supported Features:1. Manage Roster (ETS Mode)2. Track your Vehicle (ETS Mode)3. Checkin/checkout on boarding/de-boarding (ETS Mode)4. Raise a panic alarm (ETS Mode)More

Google Pay - a simple and secure payment appGoogle Pay, also known as GPay, is an Android application that serves as a secure and straightforward financial tool. This product is a creation of Google Inc. and allows users to handle a slew of financial activities directly from their bank account. With a simple download of Google Pay, Android users gain access to a world of seamless UPI transfers, instant mobile recharges, easy bill payments, and direct transactions with businesses.\r\rThe primary

Document Recycle BinThis app works just like your computer's recycle bin. Deleted Documents will be saved in the bin to give you a chance to restore. No root required!Additional Apps by Me:https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Tasty+Blueberry+PIFor instructional videos and additional information, please visit http://tastyblueberrypi.com/instructionvideo.htmlYour feedback is extremely appreciated and we act on it! Please leave review (I do my best to respond to all reviews) or email me

Operations ResearchResolution of Operational Research models including Linear Programming, Transport, Assignment and classic network problems such as Maximum Flow, Shortest Path, Longest Path, Minimum Tree, Pert, CPM. It also allows calculations for the basic Queue models.The application allows to solve "classic" Linear Programming problems with up to 10 decision variables and 10 restrictions using the 2-phase simplex.In the case of Transport Model, the "stepping stone" algorithm is used, with m

RT ToolsRadiotherapy dose equivalence (EQD2) based on LQ model, BED calculator, NTCP, dose correction for RT interruption, Intra-Breast Recurrence (IBR) estimation, DS-GPA score for brain metastases, Partin tables & Roach index calculation, D'Amico risk groups and PSA doubling time for prostate cancer, and a Bayesian calculator for the probability of malignancy (BIMC) in solid solitary pulmonary nodules (SPN), etc.By Prof. Abdelkarim S. ALLAL, Head of Radiation Oncology Department, HFR-Fribourg,

Privacy ShieldMobile Privacy Shield is an application for people on the move. Ones that store most of their important information on their smartphone and use their device for banking, shopping, business, and more. Mobile Privacy Shield takes care of all of your troubles with a single click. Privacy Advisor monitors the application permissions, sorting them into three categories. The main categorization criterium is the danger level. Each report is backed with detailed information and a solution

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Where is My Cat? Escape GameThe cat always has a place to hide! It can be anywhere! Think carefully and find your lovely cat. It may be somewhere you\xe2\x80\x99ve never thought about before, but please remember to avoid traps that will make you fail to get your cat!Where is my cat? is an addictive escape hidden object that requires you to think out of the box . It is a casual hidden escape puzzle game, without any purchases and can work without the Internet. Use the hint and find the cat in the

Who is? Brain Teaser & Riddles\xe2\x9e\xa4A brand new puzzle and riddle game comes from the makers of fun-favorite Brain Test: Tricky Puzzles, Brain Test 2: Tricky Stories and Brain Test 3: Tricky Quests. If you like brain games and mind games then you will relax with this puzzle game and play for y

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Rain lashed against my windshield as I white-knuckled the steering wheel through Columbus traffic, my 10-year-old vibrating with nervous excitement beside me. "Dad, will we miss kickoff?" he kept asking, fingers tapping against the window. My stomach churned - this was his first Ohio State game, a birthday surprise now unraveling in Friday rush-hour chaos. We'd left Cleveland late after my meeting ran over, and now Google Maps taunted me with crimson ETA warnings. That's when I remembered the te

Rain lashed against my windshield like thrown gravel as I white-knuckled the steering wheel through rural Vermont. The 'check engine' light had blinked into a malevolent amber stare fifty miles back, and now my old pickup shuddered violently before dying completely on a desolate stretch of Route 9. No cell service. No streetlights. Just the drumming rain and the sickening realization that my bank account held precisely $87.32 until payday - and the tow truck operator quoted $400 over his crackli

Rain lashed against my dorm window like angry biology flashcards demanding attention. Three a.m. found me drowning in Krebs cycle diagrams, my textbook swimming before bloodshot eyes. That cursed mitochondrial matrix felt like hieroglyphics scribbled by a caffeine-crazed demon. My finger hovered over the panic-text-to-professor button when the app store icon caught my glare - last resort territory.

The scent of aged paper and dust haunted me as I pulled another Swedish phrasebook from Grandma's attic trunk. Her handwritten note fluttered out: "Till min älskling - speak your roots." My fingers traced Cyrillic-like letters feeling utterly alien. For years, those yellowed pages mocked my heritage disconnect until my phone buzzed - a notification from FunEasyLearn about their Nordic languages update. That impulsive tap vaporized decades of linguistic intimidation.

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Wind howled like a freight train against my rattling windows, each gust shaking the century-old frames in their sockets. Outside, the world had vanished behind a curtain of white - seventeen inches of snow in six hours, the weatherman's hysterical warning now my icy prison. My fingers trembled as I opened the barren pantry: half-empty flour bag, three cans of chickpeas, and the last shriveled lemon mocking me from its mesh bag. Thanksgiving was tomorrow. My entire family would arrive to find me

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Sweat trickled down my neck as I stared at the lifeless dashboard of my SUV. Riyadh's unforgiving 45°C heat shimmered off the asphalt where I'd pulled over after the engine died with a final shudder. My daughter's graduation ceremony started in 73 minutes at King Fahd Cultural Center across the city. Every taxi app showed "no drivers available," mocking me with spinning icons. That's when my trembling fingers remembered the turquoise icon buried in my phone - eZhire Car Rental. Three taps later,

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