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Cells with "numbered" info in the accordion currently show the raw number instead of a prased title... (all the titles are written in Dictionarys inside Localization.swift)

Main storyboard has localizaed versions of "base" (currently hebrew, should be english) and "hebrew".
We should translate any text in there to english in Main.strings (English)

1. Open the app (when the right "detail" view is empty with the "anyway" logo)
2. Tap a pin in the map and tap the "bubble" to see the accident details
3. There is a "Close" button (in hebrew it shows "סגור" - on the top with blue fram)
   It belongs to the iPhone only - on iPad it doesn't make sense to "close" it.... The button should simply be hidden (and the table should be aligned to the top...).

When fixing this make sure you don't mess up with the iPhone version (:

Filter looks..... well..... ehhhhh.... :|

We should find some creative way to present the filter.... I think it should still have that "sheet view" style but look differently.... any suggestions?

We should cache the markers somehow....

The biggest challange is not merely saving exsiting markers but not asking the server for areas we already have... This one involves some thinking before we move into action....

Localize the entire app and make every string calling local(...) instead having hardcoded string

I added the new filtering options as hardcoded parameters in the request (in MapProvider.swift).
They all should be added as more options in the filter UI...

Search this TODO in the project for the new params:

// TODO: Add these as options in filter with UI

In a detail screen of a specific marker one of the sections (maybe the second?) doesn't show the info it should... There are empty cells instead...

Change the current "pin" markers to the markers looks like the ones in the website.

1. Create a method that makes a UIView from the general "frame" asset and one of the icon "assets".
2. In MarkerViews.swift change MarkerView and MarkerGroupView to be MKAnnotationView showing the custom view instead of the iOS default "pin" (see the ClusterView in the same file...)