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This will be True if the last result was cached.
Otherwise this will be False if the result was freshly
requested from the Twitter API servers.

Conflicts:
	tweepy/api.py

	modified:   tweepy/binder.py

added timeout to api constructor with default 60s, set timeout when creating HTTPConnection and HTTPSConnection in binder.py
	modified:   tweepy/api.py
	modified:   tweepy/binder.py

This is to avoid caching calls like rate_limit_status which shouldn't ever be cached.

Binder was modified to only cache when the flag is true.

Fixes issues #33

This caused issues with lists_memberships() when trying to get memberships
of an user besides the authenticated one. We now only set 'user' parameter
to the authenticated user when no 'user' value is provided when calling
the API method.

Example:
	try:
		api.get_status(0)
	except TweepError, e:
		e.response // <-- HTTPResponse object

Thanks Doza for reporting!

These versions of python include the port number in the host header.
Twitter will send us a 301 when a host is provided in this manner.
To avoid this redirect this patch manually sets the host w/o the port number.

Fixes issue #12

All parsing of the response payload is now handled by a Parser class defined in
tweepy/parsers.py
The default parser used is ModelParser which parses a JSON payload into a model instance.

Developers may define and use their own custom parsers by extending the Parser class.
To use the custom parser:

    api = API(parser=MyParser())

This allows Tweepy to support future parameters twitter may add
without having to patch the library.

Example:
    m = bind_api(path='/test/{id}', allowed_param=['id'])
    m(id=123)

Handle failures during send of request to twitter. This mainly happens if we are unable to connect to twitter due to network outage or twitter being offline.