Do you want to start a WordPress website or have an exquisite idea for launching a new product or service? Then why not start capturing leads during the pre-launch stage?
The pre-launch stage is a perfect opportunity for branding, social sharing, and capturing leads. By putting up a "maintenance mode" or "coming soon" page up on your site, you can highlight specific features and encourage visitors to sign up for launch notifications.
There are various WordPress themes and plugins available which you can use for putting up one of these pages. In my previous post, I have already covered popular WordPress "maintenance mode" plugins which you can use.
Here, I have covered some free and premium WordPress themes to show a "maintenance mode" or "coming soon" page on your website.
If you are looking for a pre-designed template, then this list of themes is for you. Go ahead and download the one that you like the most.
Felice is a fabulous theme that you can use before finalizing your website.
The theme comes with focussed visual elements like a signup form and social media buttons that will keep your audience hungry for site updates.
The theme is completely free to use and fully responsive.
Lexity is a free and responsive "under construction" WordPress theme that comes with a timer on the home page along with various social icons.
A newsletter signup form is also integrated into the theme so your visitors can sign up for the latest site updates.
Verko is an appealing "coming soon" WordPress theme.
It is completely focused on marketing your products or services with landing page templates and encouraging visitors to sign up for your services with calls-to-action.
The theme has a countdown timer on the homepage which you can set according to your website launch schedule.
Avada is a great theme that includes blank pages so you can build awesome stuff like a "maintenance mode" page or a "coming soon" page.
It's the #1 selling theme on the web and requires no coding knowledge at all. The theme has over 300,000+ satisfied customers and comes with unlimited designs, responsive framework, and dedicated support.
Fusion Core Plugin that includes Fusion Builder, Shortcode Generator, MegaMenu, Fusion Slider, and more.
Best Coming Soon WordPress Themes: Which one you going to use?
The list could be endless as there are many more of these themes in the WordPress directory. Here, I have only covered the most popular themes that are the most recommended by users.
I hope the above list of themes will help you to launch your site successfully.
I would love to hear your thoughts on this list and let me know which one you are using for your website. Also, do share with us some pre-launch tips that you have applied on your website!


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During this release cycle, we pushed Hotfix 1.53.1, which fixed lingering events issues in the administration dashboard introduced in Release 1.52.0.
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Another week with late posts. Somehow my Saturday post didn't post yesterday so I posted it a few minutes ago.
I had an entire box of these so I had time to form a solid opinion.
This was one of my smaller empties.
Read the post to see why this was such a great box.


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Q: Rotating Text to match the slope of a line I cannibalized an existing example to illustrate the question.
Basically a line is being drawn.
The X,Y values for drawing the line are used to calculate the slope.
That value is then used with a text value.
The ultimate goal is to have the text "ABC" match the slope of the line.
Whenever the X,Y values (pt1x, pt1y, pt2x, pt2y) for the line change, the slope of the line should be calculated so the text changes to match the slope.
This sample shows that the text is rotating too much. The general slope calculation is used : ((pt2y - pt1y) / (pt2x - pt1x)).
I am wondering if converting from slope to rotation is not the same.
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.geom.*;
import java.awt.image.AffineTransformOp;

import javax.swing.*;

public class BevelArrows
{
    public static void main ( String...args )
    {
        SwingUtilities.invokeLater ( new Runnable () {
            BevelArrows arrows = new BevelArrows();

            @Override
            public void run () {
                JFrame frame = new JFrame ( "Test" );

                frame.add ( new JPanel() {
                    public void paintComponent ( Graphics g ) {
                        arrows.draw ( ( Graphics2D ) g, getWidth(), getHeight() );
                    }
                }
                , BorderLayout.CENTER );

                frame.setSize ( 800, 400 );
                frame.setDefaultCloseOperation ( JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE );
                frame.setVisible ( true );
            }
        } );
    }

    void draw ( Graphics2D g, int width, int height )
    {
        g.setRenderingHint ( RenderingHints.KEY_ANTIALIASING, RenderingHints.VALUE_ANTIALIAS_ON );

        g.setColor ( Color.WHITE );
        g.fillRect ( 0, 0, width, height );

            g.setColor ( Color.BLUE );
            int pt1x = 150;
            int pt1y = 10;
            int pt2x = 200;
            int pt2y = 200;
            g.drawLine (pt1x, pt1y, pt2x, pt2y);

            g.setStroke ( new BasicStroke ( 20.0f, BasicStroke.CAP_BUTT, BasicStroke.JOIN_BEVEL ) );

            Font font = new Font(null, Font.PLAIN, 10);
            AffineTransform affineTransform = new AffineTransform();
            affineTransform.rotate((float)((pt2y - pt1y) / (pt2x - pt1x)),  0, 0);
            Font rotatedFont = font.deriveFont(affineTransform);
            g.setFont(rotatedFont);
            g.drawString("abc", 250, 25);
            g.dispose();
    }
}

A: After further research it isn't really the slope of the line that I need.
Instead of using :
 affineTransform.rotate((float)((pt2y - pt1y) / (pt2x - pt1x)),  0, 0);

I should use Math.atan2 :
 affineTransform.rotate( Math.atan2((pt2y - pt1y), (pt2x - pt1x)),  0, 0);

This is producing the results I need.

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Real-time payment platform of Person to Person, Person to Machine, Machine to Person, and Machine to Machine like a IoT. It recorded a monetary value to the blockchain, Storage of funds, transfer, and exchange, to enable the clarity audit. Deposit/Withdrawal, Authorization, Remittance, Payment, Exchange, Escrow, Callbacks etc. API of assuming a variety of business. The development of a funds transfer system will be easy.
I've been involved with management of Internet media sites and development of EC sites etc, from incunabula of a commercial Internet since 1996.
I am experienced entrepreneurs in the distribution sector.
– ECLogics Corp. (2007) EC distribution and logistics management supports.
– Mediegg Inc. (2010) Digital content distribution platforms.
– CurrencyPort Limited (2015) Digital currency, assets transfer platforms.


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The True Cost of Public Education
by Vicki Stormoen, HCS Principal
"I would love to pull my kids from public school and have them attend a Christian School or a Christian homeschool program, but I just can't afford it." This is one of the more common things I hear from those looking into the world of private education in light of current events. The unfortunate fact is that private education is not free. It is, in more ways than monetary, an investment in your children in a way that is not required of you when you send your kids to public school. However, it is the oft-repeated phrase that public school is "free" that causes me to bristle. If there is one thing the past couple of years have shown us, it is that there is most definitely a "cost" to public education. That cost may not be felt in monetary terms, but the cost is still there, and it is a high cost indeed. The true "cost" of public education is, bottom line, your child. In terms of authority, control, and decision making, the public education system retains the final say in all matters regarding content and exposure and, most recently, even medical decisions for their students.
One thing the pandemic brought to the forefront for many parents in the public school system was a first-hand look at the actual content of their child's education and what their children were being exposed to. Lulled by a false sense of security in perhaps being blessed with a Christian teacher, parents caught a glimpse into the curriculum used to teach their children; for it is districts, not individual teachers, who select the curriculum to be taught. Traces, sections, or full-blown Critical Race Theory elements were seen whether subtle or overt. A full-scale push to include LGBTQ materials in an effort to normalize such behavior was present at even the youngest grade levels. Those holding to traditional family norms saw little support or encouragement for their values. The varying degrees at which history was reshaped, remolded, and reimagined was further evidence shattering the illusion that the public school system was an academic neutral setting for Christians to send their children to. Parents found themselves confronted with what their children were being taught and exposed to and how little it mattered how they felt about it.
While the public school system has the final say in matters of content and curriculum parameters, current events have made it clear that they also believe, and are fighting for, the right to make medical decisions for their students as well. The mandates released requiring children to be vaccinated in order to attend in-personal learning are being tested in the courts and fought on multiple fronts. On December 20th, a judge struck down the San Diego District's mandate for children to be vaccinated to return to school. While many saw this as a victory, others saw it as merely a delay of the inevitable. The district is, naturally, appealing the decision, but significantly, it is noteworthy that the original court struck the mandate down solely because the judge declared that the wrong group was mandating it. It is the legislature, the judge stated, not the school districts, who can make such mandates (notice the question of how parents factor into the equation is nonexistent). The fact that the district is appealing the decision shows a complete disagreement as to the district's view of their authority to make such mandates over the children enrolled in their schools. It would be naive to think that once granted such power, it will be used solely for pandemic-related purposes.
The cost of public education, when viewed from a different perspective outside of your wallet, is actually quite high. As Christians, the role of raising and educating our children in accordance with Biblical truths is a calling given to us by God Himself. While we may decide to delegate aspects of that calling, the final authority, control, and decision making regarding what our children are learning, what they are exposed to and when, and basic parenting decisions surrounding things like their medical care should never be taken out of the hands of the ones God designed to be in charge of such things. The discussion needs to move away from not being able to afford private education and private homeschooling options to acknowledging that we really cannot afford to send our kids to public school options, for the cost is just too high.
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Every good partnership needs backup.
It really does seem that the insurance options available to you are endless and, as a result, it can be pretty easy to just dismiss those you are less familiar with as unnecessary.
However, when you run your own business, it's important to do your due diligence where insurance is concerned as much as you would with anything else related to your business. So, in that spirit, let's have a closer look at partnership protection insurance so that you can make a more informed decision about whether this is a policy worth considering.
Well, firstly, if you are a sole business owner, then let's save you some time: You don't need to read any further because you can't have partnership protection insurance when there is no partnership to protect.
If, however, your small business is one with one or more partners, then it's a good idea for you to keep reading.
In a nutshell, partnership protection insurance provides a "safety net" of sorts in the event that one of the business partners suffers a serious illness, becomes permanently disabled or passes away.
In the event of death, partnership protection insurance enables the other partner/s to buy out the deceased partner's share of the business from whomever inherits it. In the event of a partner suffering an illness or disablement, such a policy provides the other partner/s with the funds to buy out the incapacitated partner's share directly from them.
In essence, partnership protection insurance enables a business to continue operating should the worst happen.
What are the key things to consider?
Partnership protection insurance is one of those policies that requires you to consider things that are not at all pleasant. Having to consider the possibility of illness, permanent disablement or death befalling you or your partner/s is particularly confronting. However, having a plan in place should something like that happen is all part of being a responsible business owner.
If one of the partners in your business were to become permanently disabled, ill or pass away, would the business survive?
If a partner in the business were to pass away, who would own his or her shares? Would it be that partner's family or someone else?
Would you and any other partners be comfortable working with whomever inherits a deceased partner's shares, and would you be comfortable with this person being a partner in the business?
If something were to happen to one of the partners in your business, would the other partner/s be able to afford to pay him or her out?
If something were to happen to one of the partners in the business, would his or her family survive financially?
These are the questions you need to be asking yourself when making an evaluation about the relevance of partnership protection insurance to your small business.
As with any insurance policy, you should examine the pros and cons as they relate to your particular situation. If the added security partnership protection provides has piqued your interest, discuss it with your partners and evaluate the peace of mind it will provide versus the added cost. Consider your financial situations as individuals, as well as the economic viability of your business if something were to happen to one of you.
If you and your partner/s are still unsure about whether or not acquiring partnership protection insurance is a step in the right direction, ask a trusted financial adviser (one unaffiliated with an insurance company) for their advice and go from there.


Bully Beatz first got into drum and bass when he was 13 afte hearing a track by Aphrodite he was hooked instantly to the genre, the only thing on his mind after that first introduction was where could he get more, a very similar story to most artists who have taken this genre to their hearts. The 1st CD he ever bought was Breakbeat Kaos by Adam F & Dj Fresh, which started his journey into collecting drum and bass.
Over the years Bully Beatz toyed with the idea of becoming a drum and bass producer like his heroes, but he thought it wouldn't really happen in the way he wanted, but that didn't stop him from playing around with various productions programs to see if he could recreate his beloved dnb.
Suddenly he began to make sense of it, and the love turned into addiction, an addiction to make some drum and bass he could offer to record labels. Bully sealed himself away in the lab, refusing to let anyone here what he had made until he thought it was ready.
Soon enough Bully Beatz demos were sent out, unsure if anybody would get back to him he was surprised and filled with confidence when he managed to secure releases with US based record label Sound Solution Digital and Sticky bass records.
Its around this time Bully Beatz thought he'd send Ten Ton Beats CEO Rekless a few tracks and see what happened, well what happened is Bully Beatz has a forthcoming release on the highly anticipated 5 years of Ten Ton Beats LP as well as a solo EP locked into the TTB schedule for a 2016 release.
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One of the most fascinating parts of this "What do I want to keep Process. What sparks joy?" that I started sharing on Facebook a few weeks back, is going through everything and seeing what it brings up. What's still undone. What needs some time and attention. Some love. Some Healing. Some space.
And as I go through these steps I realize I become complete with more items. Books from a certain time. Report cards. A sweater. A piece of jewelry.
These items represent places in me that still needed some loving up before I leave Seattle. So I slowed down my process, got in flow with the universe's plan and keep cycling through so I can close any energy loops before I leave. Sovereign. Wild. Embodied. Who I am and who I am Only. Composting the old, the adaptations, the emotions here in Seattle.
The last few days have been full of that! (see previous posts on tender heartedness). There was one yearbook I kept from my sophomore year of high school. It was in the recycling bin and I was called to go get it out. I knew there was something from that time in my life that needed healing. And that was yesterday- that 16 year old girl/woman who needed to know her wild heart was precious. That it was okay to like boys, to like hot tub jets, to feel turned on in her body. That there was no shame in this. In facts its one of the most sacred parts of being alive. That she doesn't need to be the friend or take care of everyone to be loved. And that her being loved, her feeling good in relationships is so important. It's crucial. And not only that she gets to be valued, worshipped, adored! She gets to be a woman with an appetite in all parts of her life. She gets to have curves, desires. She gets to receive attention and have boundaries. She gets to be powerful and vulnerable. She needed some time to sort those pieces out.
And today? Well when I held that yearbook, it was time to go. Which was such a celebration! healing up stuff with men, with my body, my turn on, my heart. YES YES YES. So I threw on some red lipstick and went for a drive. I ended up at one of my favorite spots on Lake Washington, took my shoes off and walked down the grass to the lake, put my feet in the water and moved my body, letting all that stuck emotion move. And there was a man there, swimming naked. And as I moved my body I felt its longing to be in the water, my mermaid wanting to get her groove on. And so I did. I stripped down to my underwear and went into that Lake, which while that first mermaid dive took my breath away, was not so freezingly cold. I kept swimming. And then Mt Rainier came into view. WHAT??? So here I am swimming in Lake Washington on October 8th, taking in the view of Mt Rainier and I couldn't be happier.
This is what I keep. Being alive in my body in joyous, wild ways amongst the insane beauty of Seattle. Giggling, mermaid swimming joy that I can take with me and tap into at any moment. It's not stuck in a box. It's alive in me. In my precious wild body that has simply been wanting to be let out of the box and out into the world.


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Teen sensation Gauff eyes next act at U.S. Open
From the throngs of young fans who idolise her, to the tennis experts desperately seeking the sport's "next big thing", there is no shortage of expectations on the shoulders of 15-year-old Cori "Coco" Gauff.
After seeing off five-times Wimbledon champion Venus Williams on the way to reaching the last 16 at the All England Club this year, Gauff enters the final Grand Slam of 2019 with the kind of megawatt attention usually reserved only for the sport's highest echelon.
"I think the challenge for her at this event is the expectation, the size of the event, all the attention she's going to be getting," said Mark Kovacs, the executive director of the International Tennis Performance Association.
"She moves phenomenally well, she has a lot of power, so she's playing years ahead of her age."
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The Floridian harnessed that power throughout a remarkable junior career in which she won the French Open junior title in 2018.
She claimed the women's doubles title at last month's Washington Open with fellow American teen Catherine McNally, her first WTA crown, but lost in the first round of the singles at the tournament.
Andy Roddick, U.S. Open champion in 2003, has been impressed by Gauff's performances.
"The talent is there," he told Reuters, adding that there were elements of her game that would improve over the next few years. "Speed, the way you move -- she's probably already among the best in the world. And serving power – she's already there, 115, 118 on the radar gun. Those things will only get better."
Gauff arrives at Flushing Meadows as a wildcard, along with four other teens, part of a raft of youngsters hoping to become the next big stars of the sport.
"She is the goods. She is the real deal. She seems to have a great head on her shoulders and I hope that we're not in a rush to make her a start – she'll get there," said Roddick.
Gauff is, of course, far from the first young tennis talent to capture the public imagination. American Jennifer Capriati became the youngest Wimbledon semi-finalist in 1991 at age 15, while Russian Maria Sharapova won the tournament in 2004 when she was 17.
Gauff's status as a premier tennis prodigy, however, has matched her popularity as a burgeoning cultural icon, landing a spot as this month's cover girl for "Teen Vogue", racking up roughly 400,000 Instagram followers and claiming an audience with former first lady Michelle Obama.
"Thrilled to visit with @CocoGauff today," Obama (@MichalleObama) tweeted this month.
US Open 2019 video - Ivan Lendl: I didn't turn Andy Murray around… I just gave him a nudge
Tennis news - Rafael Nadal motivated by love of game, not Roger Federer's Grand Slam record
"A wonderful young woman who's showing us that we don't have to wait to see what the next generation can do."


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using namespace OIIO;

static bool help          = false;
static bool invert_match  = false;
static bool list_files    = false;
static bool recursive     = false;
static bool file_match    = false;
static bool print_dirs    = false;
static bool all_subimages = false;
static std::string pattern;
static std::vector<std::string> filenames;

static bool
grep_file(const std::string& filename, std::regex& re,
          bool ignore_nonimage_files = false)
{
    if (!Filesystem::exists(filename)) {
        std::cerr << "igrep: " << filename << ": No such file or directory\n";
        return false;
    }

    if (Filesystem::is_directory(filename)) {
        if (!recursive)
            return false;
        if (print_dirs) {
            std::cout << "(" << filename << "/)\n";
            std::cout.flush();
        }
        bool r = false;
        std::vector<std::string> directory_entries;
        Filesystem::get_directory_entries(filename, directory_entries);
        for (const auto& d : directory_entries)
            r |= grep_file(d, re, true);
        return r;
    }

    auto in = ImageInput::open(filename);
    if (!in.get()) {
        if (!ignore_nonimage_files)
            std::cerr << geterror() << "\n";
        return false;
    }
    ImageSpec spec = in->spec();

    if (file_match) {
        bool match = std::regex_search(filename, re);
        if (match && !invert_match) {
            std::cout << filename << "\n";
            return true;
        }
    }

    bool found   = false;
    int subimage = 0;
    do {
        if (!all_subimages && subimage > 0)
            break;
        for (auto&& p : spec.extra_attribs) {
            TypeDesc t = p.type();
            if (t.elementtype() == TypeDesc::STRING) {
                int n = t.numelements();
                for (int i = 0; i < n; ++i) {
                    bool match = std::regex_search(((const char**)p.data())[i],
                                                   re);
                    found |= match;
                    if (match && !invert_match) {
                        if (list_files) {
                            std::cout << filename << "\n";
                            return found;
                        }
                        std::cout << filename << ": " << p.name() << " = "
                                  << ((const char**)p.data())[i] << "\n";
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    } while (in->seek_subimage(++subimage, 0, spec));

    if (invert_match) {
        found = !found;
        if (found)
            std::cout << filename << "\n";
    }
    return found;
}

static int
parse_files(int argc, const char* argv[])
{
    for (int i = 0; i < argc; i++) {
        if (pattern.empty())
            pattern = argv[i];
        else
            filenames.emplace_back(argv[i]);
    }
    return 0;
}

int
main(int argc, const char* argv[])
{
    // Helpful for debugging to make sure that any crashes dump a stack
    // trace.
    Sysutil::setup_crash_stacktrace("stdout");

    Filesystem::convert_native_arguments(argc, argv);
    // clang-format off
    ArgParse ap;
    ap.intro("igrep -- search images for matching metadata\n"
             OIIO_INTRO_STRING)
      .usage("igrep [options] pattern filename...")
      .add_version(OIIO_VERSION_STRING);
    ap.arg("filename")
      .hidden()
      .action(parse_files);
    ap.arg("-i")
      .help("Ignore upper/lower case distinctions");
    ap.arg("-v", &invert_match)
      .help("Invert match (select non-matching files)");
    ap.arg("-E")
      .help( "Pattern is an extended regular expression");
    ap.arg("-f", &file_match)
      .help("Match against file name as well as metadata");
    ap.arg("-l", &list_files)
      .help("List the matching files (no detail)");
    ap.arg("-r", &recursive)
      .help("Recurse into directories");
    ap.arg("-d", &print_dirs)
      .help("Print directories (when recursive)");
    ap.arg("-a", &all_subimages)
      .help("Search all subimages of each file");

    // clang-format on
    ap.parse(argc, argv);
    if (pattern.empty() || filenames.empty()) {
        std::cerr << ap.geterror() << std::endl;
        ap.usage();
        return help ? EXIT_SUCCESS : EXIT_FAILURE;
    }

    auto flag = std::regex_constants::grep;
    if (ap["E"].get<int>())
        flag = std::regex_constants::extended;
    if (ap["i"].get<int>())
        flag |= std::regex_constants::icase;
    std::regex re(pattern, flag);
    for (auto&& s : filenames)
        grep_file(s, re);

    return 0;
}

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Q: Cloning a record in controller CakePHP I have a case where I have to clone a record in controller, modify the cloned and original records slightly and then save them both. I have tried implemeting in many different ways but always end up with one recod not being updated or being update wrong. Here is the code that gets me closest:
public function postpone( $id = null ){

        $this->request->allowMethod( ['post'] );
        $originalTask = $this->Tasks->get( $id );

        //information that has to be updated
        $meetingId = 200;

        //set original to removed and update it
        $originalTask->removed = 1;

        if( $this->Tasks->save( $originalTask ) ){

            //Logic for storing a clone task
            $cloneTask = $originalTask;
            $cloneTask->id = NULL;
            $cloneTask->removed = 0;
            $cloneTask->meeting_id = $meetingId;

            $this->Tasks->save( $cloneTask );

        }

}

What happens in this case is that when storing $cloneTask simply $originalTask is being updated and that is it, where instead a need to get a new record.
I have no custom before or after save logic that could influence it.

A: You should create a new entity before you can save a "cloneTask".
    if( $this->Tasks->save( $originalTask ) ){

        //Logic for storing a clone task
        $cloneTask = $this->Tasks->newEntity();

        $cloneTask->removed = 0;
        $cloneTask->meeting_id = $meetingId;

        $this->Tasks->save( $cloneTask );
    }


text:
package javax.print.attribute;

/**
 * Marker interface for all attribute classes specifying the
 * supported/allowed values for another printing attribute class.
 *

 * A {@link javax.print.PrintService} instance for example provides
 * printing attribute classes implementing this interface to indicate
 * that a specific attribute type is supported and if the supported values.
 *

 * E.g. a {@link javax.print.attribute.standard.JobPrioritySupported}
 * instance indicates that the attribute class
 * {@link javax.print.attribute.standard.JobPriority} is supported and
 * provides the number of the possible priority levels.
 *

 *
 * @author Michael Koch (konqueror@gmx.de)
 */
public interface SupportedValuesAttribute extends Attribute
{
  // Marker interface
}