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Q: Manuel in-app notification alert using OneSignal iOS10 I have setup the OneSignal so that it shows iOS 10 default in-app notification. However, in some cases the in-app notification should no be shown. E.g. if the user is already on the same page as the info in the notification.
How can I show the default iOS 10 in-app notification manually using OneSignal?
Here is my code:
    OneSignal.initWithLaunchOptions(launchOptions, appId: "your-app-id-here", handleNotificationReceived: ({ (notification) in
        LGNotificationHandler.handleNotification(notification)
    }), handleNotificationAction: ({ (result) in
        LGNotificationHandler.handleNotificationAction(result: result)
    }), settings: [
        kOSSettingsKeyAutoPrompt: false,
        kOSSettingsKeyInAppAlerts: false,
        kOSSettingsKeyInFocusDisplayOption: OSNotificationDisplayType.notification.rawValue])

A: In appdelegate where you need to set the in-app alerts to true.
p.s. DLog is used just for logging in debug mode, can be ignored.
func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplicationLaunchOptionsKey: Any]?) -> Bool {
    DLog("--- appDelegate start")

    // MARK: - OneSignal Notifications
    OneSignal.initWithLaunchOptions(launchOptions, appId: "your-app-id-here", handleNotificationReceived: ({ (notification) in
        DLog("handleNotificationReceived: \(notification)")
    }), handleNotificationAction: ({ (result) in
        DLog("handleNotificationAction: \(result)")
        LGNotificationHandler.handleNotificationAction(result)
    }), settings: [
        kOSSettingsKeyAutoPrompt: false,
        kOSSettingsKeyInAppAlerts: true,
        kOSSettingsKeyInFocusDisplayOption: OSNotificationDisplayType.none.rawValue
    ])

    // You will get a warning here if you are using the latest OneSignal library, but can be safely ignored for the time being.
    OneSignal.setNotificationCenterDelegate(self)

    DLog("--- appDelegate end")
    return true
}

In the delegate, you can set individual options, then you need to call completionHandler(options) as shown below:
// =========================================================================
// MARK: - OSUserNotificationCenterDelegate
extension AppDelegate: OSUserNotificationCenterDelegate {
    func userNotificationCenter(_ center: Any!, willPresentNotification notification: Any!, withCompletionHandler completionHandler: ((UInt) -> Swift.Void)!) {
        // set the options here
        var options: UInt = 0

        options |= UNNotificationPresentationOptions.badge.rawValue  // if you want to show the badge number
        options |= UNNotificationPresentationOptions.alert.rawValue  // if you want to show alert dialog box
        options |= UNNotificationPresentationOptions.sound.rawValue  // if you want notification to play sound

        // here we perform the notifications
        completionHandler(options)
    }
}


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Lawyer SEO
Guaranteed SEO
Mastering Content Marketing and Search Engine Optimisation
It's a brand new episode once again in The Hidden Why. Leigh Martinuzzi, the genius behind the podcast show, invited the Coolest Guy in SEO, Kris Reid, to join him this week. Both successful men talked about Kris' achievements and his own hidden why.
The Guy Behind The Hidden Why
Leigh Martinuzzi is a life coach, author, and a podcast speaker specialising in lifestyle design. He believes that everyone has a better purpose in life, coming from his own experience. He has had his own challenges that he had to overcome which he paid forward by helping others achieve their own maximum potential.
He published books such as Pillars of Success and Delegate to Freedom for the inspiration of others. Aside from this, he has tools to share like The Life Compass and The Ultimate Life Map.
Leigh believes that progress is the key and not perfection. In fact, he doesn't think that the state of perfection exists. He thinks that people need to wake up and tap into their inner motivation for them to break barriers. So he offers scheduled coaching sessions for people to discover their own hidden why per his guidance.
The Coolest Guy in SEO
Kris is a native of Australia and has earned his software engineering degree from the Queensland University of Technology. Post-university, Kris moved to London and worked for big companies in the finance industry. He has worked for Europe Visa among other established names in the field. After the economic crisis, Kris lost his job and moved back to Australia and started developing his own game.
In the process of building his game, it came to Kris' mind that he needed a way to market his game. It was then that he started exploring the wonders of backlinking, analytics, and internet marketing in general. Kris shifted his focus to link building and built his own company.
Today, Kris now has Ardor SEO with teams coming from Phnom Phen, the Philippines, California, and Australia.
Living Life with Passion and Purpose
Competing with other businesses as an entrepreneur is very demanding. Kris said that the key to getting through it and achieving more is focus. People should focus on what they want and what they need to do in order to achieve the goal.
For Kris, he has his own to-do list that he creates daily. Part of his everyday routine is to do yoga, get coffee, and plan what he needs to do for the rest of the day.
Kris' daily routine makes him more productive every day and as he describes it, "winning" every day. Leigh then gathered some words from Kris regarding his work. Being the Coolest Guy in SEO, Kris gave some information about quality content and SEO in general.
How SEO Works
Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is one way of marketing things online. It encompasses several methods of promoting a business which includes content marketing and link building.
What is backlinking and why is it important?
Backlinking is building a network of links that redirects to the money site. Kris explains it further using the logic of Larry Page, developer of PageRank algorithm. If many are linking to a person's website and using it as a reference, then it can be assumed that this website is the authority of its niche.
Link building helps people to make their site and its contents more visible. One way to do it, he suggested, is by guest posting on another site from the same niche. They then provide a link back to the money site. However, receiving content from someone else do not have the same impact on the business.
Kris emphasises that the architecture of the site is very crucial to its ranking. More links should direct to more important pages and less on least important links. When it comes to link sharing, authority sites have more value than social media shares.
Quality Content in Internet Marketing
Publishing quality contents is valuable to internet marketing. Google evaluates these posts which, in turn, affects the authority of the page. This was explored by Kris and Leigh during this podcast episode. Kris sited that one should spend 10% of their time working on their content while the remaining 90% should be spent linking and sharing.
Furthermore, fresh content actually makes a difference to search results. People prefer to see recent information rather than something from the previous year. It is also important for one to highlight the service they bring to the table rather than their business name.
Usually, searchers will look for a solution to their problem and click on the first result they see. If the content of one's site has less information that satisfies the reader, they would simply go back to the search page instead of staying more on the site. This affects the bounce rate and conversion rate of the website.
What Should a Good Content Have?
Content should target what people want to know about. As experts in their own niche, entrepreneurs and website owners should know what their market is frequently searching for. It should be something shareable and something that catches the attention of readers.
Compelling title tags and descriptions also help Google understand what the site is about. Google checks on the meta descriptions and shows the snippet on the search results. Otherwise, it picks up words from the page which they find more informative.
At the end of the episode, Kris was asked what his definition of success was to which he answered with "Freedom." Today, Kris has the freedom to work whenever he wants and wherever he wants.
He also shared that if he could give advice to his younger self, he would tell him to be more patient. Living life with passion and purpose for Kris means doing what he loves doing which he also encourages others to do so.
The full podcast episode is available on The Hidden Why Soundcloud.
More of Leigh's updates can be found on his Twitter and Facebook account. He can also be reached through his email, thehiddenwhyguy@gmail.com.
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"Terrifically moving..casting [Kathryn] Hunter was a masterstroke." - NY magazine/Vulture
"★★★★ A resonant parable of greed and inequality in our time." - Financial Times
"Simon Godwin's staging [is] energetic…confident [with] brilliant sets and costumes by Soutra Gilmour. " - The New York Times
"Simon Godwin's production should become the gold standard for the rarely performed play, a penetrating and very funny evisceration of greed and true friendship. " - This Week in NY
Polonsky Shakespeare Center
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By William Shakespeare and Thomas Middleton
Edited by Emily Burns and Simon Godwin
Directed by Simon Godwin
A Co-Production with Shakespeare Theatre Company
In Association with the Royal Shakespeare Company
Shirine Babb, Arnie Burton, Helen Cespedes, Liam Craig, Zachary Fine, Yonatan Gebeyehu, Kathryn Hunter, Adam Langdon, Kristen Misthopoulos, Elia Monte-Brown, Julia Ogilvie, Daniel Pearce, Dave Quay, John Rothman
Kathryn Hunter, the internationally recognized Olivier Award winner, plays the role of Timon re-gendered as female. Celebrated as "astonishing," her performance was first seen in a 2018 production at the Royal Shakespeare Company, directed by Simon Godwin. Ms. Hunter, memorable as Puck in TFANA's A Midsummer Night's Dream directed by Julie Taymor, has also been acclaimed as King Lear, Juliet, Cleopatra, and Richard III.
Simon Godwin "combines a contemporary eye with a fastidious ear for Shakespeare's language" (The Guardian). He previously staged Measure for Measure for TFANA and now re-imagines his animated and vibrant production of Timon of Athens with an American company led by Kathryn Hunter. Mr. Godwin recently directed Antony and Cleopatra and Twelfth Night (National Theatre), and just succeeded Michael Kahn as artistic director of Shakespeare Theatre Company in Washington, D.C.
Timon of Athens is a play for our times. Hilarious, satiric, and deeply moving, the play explores ingratitude, wealth, and what determines self-worth. Timon lives in a world of opulence, throwing wild parties and lavishing gifts on her friends. But, when Timon suddenly loses her fortune, almost everyone abandons her. Timon retreats to a forest, exchanging luxurious gowns for sackcloth, in a powerful journey of self-discovery.
Run time: 2 hours and 30 minutes with one intermission.
Timon of Athens is a co-production of Theatre for a New Audience and Shakespeare Theatre Company in association with the Royal Shakespeare Company.
Simon Godwin directed the premiere of this version of Timon of Athens was first produced by the Royal Shakespeare Company Swan Theatre, Stratford Upon Avon, United Kingdom, Opening December 14, 2018.
Bloomberg Philanthropies is the 2019–2020 Season Sponsor.


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Q: How can I set up a contact form on my website? I've done my research on this but can't seem to get it to work.
I'm looking to add a contact form to my website that sends an email directly to me. I've watched videos and used code I've found online but nothing works. I even temporarily disabled my website and uploaded just a blank contact form (code below) and a php file (code below) with my only results being that the echo command at the end of the PHP file DOES show up. The email, though, still does not send.
What am I missing? Thank you!
HTML:
<!DOCTYPE html>

    <title>Temp</title>

    <form method="post" action="send.php" name="contact_form">

            <input name="name" type="text" />

            <input name="email" type="text" />

            <textarea name="message"></textarea>

            <input type="submit" name="submit" id="submit" value="Submit" />

    </form>

PHP:
<?php

$name = $_POST['name'];
$email = $_POST['email'];
$message = $_POST['message'];
$to = "email@myemail.co";
$subject = "Contact Form Submission";

mail ($to, $subject, $message, "From: " . $name);
echo "Your message has been sent. You can expect to hear from us soon.";

?>

A: I'm sure this is a duplicate, but I just wanted to mention a couple of things to check.
Does your mail() call return true? I would check that. It's possible that your PHP installation is not set up correctly to send mail. There are countless posts on how to check and configure that, which I would suggest reviewing if you haven't already (here's one, for example).
Depending on where you're hosting this, your host's configurations may restrict any outgoing mail that is not from the domain you're hosting. (I've had this problem myself on shared hosts.)  Here you're setting the "from" header as the name of the person submitting the form (which would look something like: "From: John Doe"). This may be a problem either on the sending or receiving end of the email (either side rejecting it because it doesn't come from an email address, or a valid email address, etc).  Try setting the "from" value to an email address valid on your host (e.g., "myname@mydomain.com"). Then, just include the person's name and email address in the $message of the email.
Hope that helps.

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Well I have had a week off running.
I thought it would be easy but it was hard.
I found after a day or so that all I wanted to do though was to put my trainers on and go for a run.
I found myself thinking about where I could go for a run, how long I could run for and whether I could run without my husband (whom I had promised no running whilst away) knowing! I felt like I was contemplating an affair the way I was thinking about running, thinking about doing something behind my husbands back – slightly obsessive I have decided.
But I made it, I managed a whole 7 days of no running and have come home now raring to go. I have the Bridge to Brisbane as my next race – a fun run 10k with the girls which should be ok, not the place for any PBs though as 42,000 people run it.
I have a run with the girls planned tomorrow to break me back in, will write more soon.
So today I ran the Townsville Half Marathon….


Ths area along the Lake Superior coastline was once part of the traditional homelands of the Chippewa. It was known to French explorers and missionaries as early as 1668.
In 1844, iron ore deposits were discovered in the area, laying the foundation for the long-standing and prosperous mining industry. Marquette MI was incorporated in 1849. In time, it became a very important shipping harbor and railway hub. In addition to the iron ore business, manufacturing and shipping, Marquette MI has an excellent university and was ranked among the top 25 cities in the United States for retirement - quality of life is a very important consideration in this community.
There is an excellent harbor with facilities that a cruising sailor would be looking for.
The harbor of Marquette MI lies behind a .7 nm breakwater. The entrance is from the south. The breakwater is marked with 2 lights. The Outer Light (Fl WHITE), on the end of the seawall, is visible approximately 12 mi/10.4 nm offshore in good weather. It has a horn. The Inner Light (Fl RED) is located about 1/3 from the tip of the seawall, at the 'elbow' in the seawall. It is visible 5 mi/4.3 nm offshore. The principal marina (Cinder Pond Marina) is located on the north side of the harbor. The entrance to this marina is marked with Fl RED and Fl GREEN lights. The entrance is approached from the south west. There is a GREEN marker buoy about 160 yds/ 148 m southwest of the Fl RED light. Leave it on your port beam as you pass between them and then alter course to approximately 065° and make your entry.
Cinder Pond Marina is operated by the City of Marquette MI. There are 101 slips with 10 set aside for transients. This is a well-maintained marina with fuel dock (diesel and gasoline) and pumpout station. Water, power and cable TV hook-ups are available. There are showers and laundry available. Other amenities include a playground, picnic areas with BBQ's and a ship's store. The downtown is very close, just up the hill.
MYC is located west of Cinder Pond Marina at the west end of the Coal Dock. There may be space for a transient sailor there but there are no amenities available for visitors.
There is a special anchorage area (charted) in the northeast corner of the harbor.
Bingham Boat Works is a full-service fibreglass shop that can carry out a complete range of hull and fibreglass repairs. They can also carry our some engine and mechanical work.
GT Welding and Prop Shop and Marine Machining can carry out prop repairs and replacements.
Marquette Food Co-Op is located right in the downtown area, close to the marina and can meet many of your provisioning needs. There are larger supermarkets on the outskirts of the city but they would necessitate taking a taxi.
Peninsula Bank, located downtown, has teller and ATM service.
Marquette General Hospital (906) 228-9440 is a full-service hospital located about 2 mi/3.5 km from the marina.
Walgreens (906) 226-1046 is located about 2 mi/3.5 km west of the marina.
Marquette MI will not disappoint a sailor out looking for either a relaxing drink or a nice meal. The Vierling Restaurant operates today from where it began over a century ago. A very good menu is accompanied by a fine wine list. The Vierling Restaurantwas one of the first micro-breweries licensed in Michigan. They serve hand-crafted beers brewed in small batches.
For a flavorful change, try Lagniappe Cajun Creole. They promise they cook with spices for flavor, not heat - really.
Elizabeth's Chop House downtown specializes in steaks - lots of them as well as seafood from Lake Superior. And a wine cellar with over 100 labels is sure to hold something satisfying to accompany your meal. They have a beautiful dining room and a deck that overlooks the harbor.
Donckers Restaurant is great for a light meal and definitely worth a visit to sample their Begian chocolate. Being in the same location for 99 years shows they are definitely doing something right.
Marquette MI is situated in an area of beautiful natural scenery. Parks abound, both inside and outside the city. Mattson Lower Harbor Park is adjacent to Cinder Pond Marina. This large park has lots of picnic area and is a favorite site for festivals and events throughout the year. There are music performances throughout the summer.
Outside of the city, to the north, lies Presque Isle Park, a large, beautiful park on a point that extends out into Lake Superior. Replete with biking and walking trails, it offers fabulous view of the lake.
Marquette Maritime Museum showcases Marquette's Great Lakes heritage and also manages the Marquette Harbor Lighthouse. On the campus of Northern Michigan University is the Superior Dome. This is the largest wooden domed stadium in the world! It also has the largest retractable artificial turf carpet in the world! Two museums of note are the Historical Museum with pioneer artifacts, mining and lumber displays and the highly-regarded Upper Peninsula Children's Museum, featuring a wide range of hands-on, interactive exhibits for children. This Marquette MI site will give you many other ideas on getting the most of your visit.


Or in this case, six days. The old me (see earlier thug picture) was carying a lot of baggage and that baggage was getting heavy. At the end of last week, I snapped. I couldn't stand to see that person in the mirror anymore as he hadn't made any of the changes I've been working so hard on. The changing, vibrant, active, even happy, me was screaming to get out.
Looking for a little extra psychological edge, I decided to bleach my hair. My next door neighbor's daughter is a hair stylist and she helped me out. The result is here and it is staring me in the face every time I look in the mirror. This face is happy. This face has energy. This face doesn't care what you think because you can't bring it down.
Welcome to the world, may you enjoy your stay.


As the future of the web and digital marketing continues to take shape, the need for a robust understanding of technologies and their application in business is becoming more apparent. By utilizing available tools in their correct manner, brands can be set up for success now and in the future.
Because of this, I am always keeping on top of what's next in the digital marketing landscape. In addition, my drive to thoroughly understand a business's needs and opportunites allow for well-informed marketing decisions, which help grow companies faster and smarter.
Your website's data provides the backbone for making well-informed and timely decisions about conversion, traffic, and more.
Having the data isn't enough - knowing what the data means and interpreting it correctly makes all the difference.
Once the data is understood, a plan can be formed to improve the status quo or turn around an ugly situation.
All of the traffic in the world won't matter unless you have an intentional gameplan for directing visitors to the right place.
Formulate assumptions to help measure improvements.
Test assumptions in live web environment; monitor change.
Apply winning variations and improve hypothesis statements.
Continuous improvement - no money left on the table.
Humans are influenced by design every day; UI & UX have potential to drive fantastic Conversion and delight the customer.
All of the above is for naught absent of a sound strategy and proper execution. Before diving into low altitude, a bird's eye perspective is a critical, nonadmissable component.
Companies I work with aren't just tapping into my skillset or seeing results, but it works because they know the kind of passion and care I bring to the table.
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The "failed to validate" noise, which looks like it would mean something, is as I understand it nothing but pure noise, where the controller thought something should have happened since the last time it peeked at the pot to see if it was boiling yet, but it wasn't boiling yet, so it says that it looked but it wasn't boiling yet in the most alarming way it can.
We're not learning anything here.
Well, we're learning that adding the native Fennec crashtests more than doubled the instances, probably more like quintupled, but we're not learning anything *interesting* here.


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Gateways on the Long Walk Through Life.........
A gate, with no path to or from. When was it last opened? Like Frost's poem about building walls, it's worth asking who the gate is to keep out, or let in.
I see this gate as an invitation to what lies beyond, an opportunity for newness, a way of access to who knows where, a gate of possibility. It has hinges and a handle, it's meant to be opened, then closed - only to be closed once we have passed through.
Not unlike some of the decisions we make, which are also invitations to what lies beyond, opportunities for newness, ways of access to who knows where, gateways of possibility.
Rhapsody in Blue.
Whimsical Haiku
Musical beauty
is what my name is about:
"Rhapsody in Blue."
(That IS the name of this year after year spectacular rose.)
Three Brief Encounters and Random Acts of Happiness.
Three brief encounters while in the city this morning.
1 Walking along the pavement and a dad with a toddler on his shoulders coming off the pedestrian crossing. I stopped and smiled and gave way - except he stopped and smiled and gave way and gestured with a sweep of his hand and said, "No please - you go first." I tried again but was interrupted by the toddler making a sweeping gesture with his hand - so we smiled, and went our ways. Sometimes there's no mystery in why we feel happy.
2 Walking through M&S looking for Sheila. Radar tells me there's an incoming pedestrian to my right. Sure enough, a silver haired lady with a tweed suit was marching like a marine making for customer service. No need to offer to give way - she assumed no one would dare cross her path. She was right. I smiled - there's no mystery in why we sometimes feel happy.
3 At Pret a Manger to buy a takeaway sandwich and had my card hovering over the contactless unit. "That's OK sir, your sandwich is free today," from behind the counter. "Why?", I asked. "Someone already paid for it." I've no idea who, why or when - but it's the first time I've had someone pay forward for me. I smiled - there's no mystery in why we sometimes feel happy.
By the way - the flower above is also smiling!
Wisdom from a long time ago about truth erosion.
Over this week, 18-24 July, the Book of Proverbs, which often reads like those Reader's Digest snippets of wisdom, is the focus of a daily thought. This book of ancient wisdom has a lot to say about truth, integrity, words, motives and character. So it speaks right into our current cultural malaise about truth-speaking and the corrosive effects of lies on such community essentials as trust, integrity, honesty and relationships within which we love, do business, and live as neighbours
These were first written for our church community in Montrose
Proverbs 22.1 "A good name is to be chosen rather than great riches, and favour is better than silver or gold.
Our reputation matters. I've just written to a friend whose dad died recently saying "he was held in deep affection and respect." He wasn't rich, but in his life and the way he lived it he enriched many other people. When his name is spoken people smile. "Favour" means esteem, someone who is looked up to as an example.
Proverbs 27.21 "The crucible is for silver, and the furnace is for gold, and a man is judged by his praise."
What people praise us for is a good measure of who we are. To be known as someone whose words encourage rather than diminish; to have a reputation for being kind and faithful in friendship; when our neighbours are glad we live in their street; when we show a willingness to spend the time of day with folk – these are the precious metals of human community. We're doing OK if we are praised for such things as loving our neighbour!
Proverbs 19.1 "Better is a poor man who walks in his integrity than a rich man who is perverse in his ways."
Proverbs is unimpressed with money as a way of buying power and influence. The word "integrity", or lack of it is now headline news. It is essential in those who have power and who lead our public life. It is also one of the barcode identifiers of a Christian life. Integrity is when what we say, think and do are integrated into a character shaped by honest words and just actions. Such a person is the real influencer in our time or any time.
Proverbs 25. 14 "Like clouds and wind without rain is a man who boasts of a gift he does not give."
Long before our modern elections, there are warnings about promises not kept and gifts not given. Promises made to get others to trust us only work if the promise is kept. A promise is a test of our integrity and our faithfulness to our own words. Parents to children, friend to friend, employer to employee, teacher to student, lover to beloved – promises are for keeping, or our words are clouds without rain.
Proverbs 25.11 "A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in a setting of silver."
I love this verse! Artist at work! The right words at the right time, spoken to heal or to help, words that are wise and honest, are words fitly spoken. They "fit" the circumstances, and they have a glow of gold that is set off against shining silver. Think of yourself as a jeweller working with words, finding the exactly fitting word for this complicated setting. Now thank God for those in your life whose words are fitly spoken, like apples of gold in a setting of silver.
Proverbs 12.25 "Anxiety in a man's heart weighs him down, but a good word makes him glad."
This proverb is about the life enhancing gift of encouragement. Praise not criticism, encouragement not diminishment, lifting up not pulling down, hopeful words not doleful words. The antidote to anxiety can often be encouraging words, and someone who helps us to be more hopeful, positive and trusting of God's purposes for our lives, is a gift, at the right time, with the right words..
Proverbs 4.5-6 "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight." NIV)
"Put all your trust in the Lord and do not rely on your own understanding. At every step you take keep him in mind and he will direct your path." (Revised English Bible)
These words are amongst the best known and loved in the Bible – or should be. It isn't that we are to stop thinking – it's that we mustn't stop praying while we're thinking! Wise Christians seeking to understand God's leading are strongly advised to pray thoughtfully, and think prayerfully, when decisions have to be made.
A Prayer for the Week
Lord Jesus Christ, the way, the truth and the life!
Do not let us stray from your path, for you are our way.
Do not let us distrust your promises, for you are the truth.
Do not let us rest in anything other than you, for your are our life. Amen
(Erasmus of Rotterdam, 1467-1536)


A "buggy Army" protested outside St Helier Hospital in south west London last Saturday.
Parents with buggies were joined by campaigners of all ages for a noisy procession through the local area to highlight NHS cuts. Young people from the nearby skate park also joined in.
Vital services at St Helier hospital are under threat including maternity, A&E, and children's services.
The protest was organised by Keep Our St Helier Hospital campaign.


Founded in 1992, Caribou Coffee Company is one of the leading branded coffee companies in the United States, with a compelling multi-channel approach to their customers. Based on the number of coffeehouses, Caribou Coffee is the second largest company-operated premium coffeehouse in the United States. The Company's coffeehouses aspire to be the community place loved by guests who are provided with an extraordinary experience that makes their day better. Caribou Coffee provides the highest quality handcrafted beverages, foods and coffee lifestyle items with a unique blend of expertise, fun and authentic human connection in a comfortable and welcoming coffeehouse environment.
Aethlon assisted Caribou in negotiating relationships with two strategic partners.


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Q: Persist file descriptor across page reload in Chrome with FileSystemFileHandle As we all know browsers do NOT support repopulating file path to <input/> file across page reload, due to security reasons. But recently chrome 86 has released File System Access API, that simplifies and allows users to read context of the file. If we pair this to File System API (do not confuse them), with the aid of window.requestFileSystem we can persist files between loads, which partially solves this Remember and Repopulate File Input stackoverflow issue.
I wonder if we can repopulate file using FileSystemFileHandle across tab reload. Doing this via requestFileSystem limits us on file size, since we copying file over each select. To be specific, I want to be able to upload and read user selected file after page has been reloaded w/o saving it to localFileSystem.
I also posted this question to github issues.

A: The GitHub issue had an answer, reposting slightly edited here to save others a click:
You can store the file handle you get from showOpenFilePicker in IndexedDB and read that back on subsequent page loads. In general regaining access might require the user to accept another permission prompt, but for the case of a page reload the current Chrome implementation will likely keep the permission grant around long enough to not require extra prompts. We have some ideas to extend that to session restore as well, but nothing concrete currently.


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Валериан Макариевич Бахтидзе (1908 год, Кутаисский уезд, Кутаисская губерния, Российская империя — дата смерти неизвестна, Грузинская ССР) — звеньевой колхоза «Комунисакен» Маяковского района, Грузинская ССР. Герой Социалистического Труда (1949).

Биография
Родился в 1908 году в одном из сельских населённых пунктов Кутаисского уезда. После окончания местной сельской школы трудился в личном сельском хозяйстве. С начала 1930-х годов — рядовой колхозник в колхозе «Комунисакен» Багдатского района (с 1940 года — Маяковский район, сегодня — Багдатский муниципалитет), председателем которого был Шалва Окропирович Чумбуридзе. В послевоенные годы возглавлял звено виноградарей.

В 1948 году звено под его руководством собрало в среднем с каждого гектара по 148,3 центнеров винограда на участке площадью 20,5 гектаров. Указом Президиума Верховного Совета СССР от 9 августа 1949 года удостоена звания Героя Социалистического Труда за «получение высоких урожаев винограда в 1948 году» с вручением ордена Ленина и золотой медали «Серп и Молот».

Этим же Указом звание Героя Социалистического Труда получили труженики колхоза «Комунисакен» бригадир Давид Георгиевич Табукашвили, звеньевые Михаил Георгиевич Чкония и Шалва Петрович Табукашвили.

Проживал в Маяковском районе. Дата смерти не установлена.

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Reverend Jackson says he will lobby to restore nearly $250 million in urban transit funding from the federal government that was cut more than a decade ago.


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ClassPass is so much cheaper than a gym membership, especially with its new month-long free trial — and it motivates you to work out more
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If you're in a similar fitness rut, begging for the variety and motivation missing from at-home workouts or exercising at large fitness clubs, you're not alone.
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Participation in fitness studio group classes is on the rise because they add rigor, fun, and variety to your exercise routine, but they're usually pretty expensive.
ClassPass is a monthly service that lets you join the fitness studio trend for $15 or less per class, which is half the traditional cost.
Right now, ClassPass is offering a free month-long trial to help you kick off your New Year's resolutions. Find the details here, or sign up for your own here.
By letting you "shop around" hundreds of fitness studios in your area, ClassPass lets you discover your new favorite way to sweat.
We all know that exercising regularly offers countless physical and mental benefits, but that doesn't make it any easier to do. Over the years, I've discovered that I need someone else to push me when I'm working out. As much as I love to think of myself as a person who is very strong and motivated all the time, the reality is that when I workout at home or by myself at the gym, it's tempting and easy to give myself a break I don't actually need or just stop the workout early. Sometimes I don't even make it onto a mat or machine at all.
I grew up swimming and playing basketball in my hometown's youth leagues, and in college my favorite things to do at the gym included the cardio kickboxing and core workout group classes, so it occurred to me that I didn't hate exercising, period. What I did dread was being bored out of my mind as I went through the same uninspired and un-challenging movements, without anyone by my side to keep me going.
Participation at smaller fitness studios that offer more unique activities like spin, barre, and boxing is on the rise precisely because people like you and me are looking for change. These classes are led by trained professionals who will push you to no end, often with smiles on their faces. Sure, in the moment you'll hate the teachers for being so chipper, but you'll ultimately be grateful for the amount of coaching and motivation that's difficult to muster up on your own. Another benefit is the small group setting, which reminds you that you're not alone in your exercise endeavors. You might even make some friends, having bonded over these sweat-inducing, heart-pumping workouts.
Despite the many clear advantages of boutique fitness studios, perhaps the greatest barrier to join is the steep cost of classes. Depending on the location and type, they can often put you back $20 to $30 per one-hour session. If you wanted to take these classes regularly, you'd better be ready to pay up.
That's why the introduction of ClassPass four years ago breathed new life into the fitness studio world, opening up fun and challenging fitness classes to a much larger group of participants who previously couldn't afford to buy into them. With ClassPass, you get to "shop" around and take classes across a variety of activities, for a much cheaper price. It's flexible, affordable, and trust me, much more interesting than hopping on the treadmill.
If you want to learn more about how ClassPass works and how it will shake up your fitness routine, keep reading.
Note: Right now, ClassPass is offering a free month-long trial to help you kick off your New Year's resolutions. Find the details here, or sign up for your own here.
The fitness studio world is your oyster once you sign up for ClassPass.
Enter your zip code here to see the studios available around you. You can use ClassPass in major cities nationwide. In the New York City area, there are more than a thousand eligible fitness studios, and hundreds in the near vicinity of the Business Insider office alone. You can sort by specific activities if you already know what you're looking for, or just see what's out there that will pique your interest.
Activities include: Cycling, Pilates, Dance, Boxing, Running, Yoga, Barre, Strength Training, Martial Arts, and Rowing. I've never tried many of these activities, and chances are you haven't either.
With ClassPass, you'll be exposed to new opportunities you might not have encountered or seriously considered otherwise. Because studios specialize in these activities, you know you'll be getting effective training and you won't just playing around.
Once you've determined that your area has classes that interest you, choose a plan that fits your unique needs and preferences.
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Pricing differs based on location and how many classes you want to take per month.
At first glance, the 8-12 class deal is obviously the most worth it, with each class coming out to $8.25-$13, but also take into consideration how likely you'll actually go to all 8-12 classes. Be realistic about factors like how busy your own schedule is or whether these classes are just a supplement to an existing fitness regime. In the end, ClassPass' $15 rate is still a better deal than paying full price at the studio.
Once you're signed up, your cycle will start immediately and you can start adding classes to your roster.
Some studios will reserve certain classes for their own members, but you'll be able to access the full schedules for the majority of studios. Spots and classes are shown as they become available, so always refresh the search results page and reserve your spot quickly if you see something you like.
You won't be able to drop into classes without a reservation. However, with the mobile app, you can still make a reservation up to five minutes before the class starts, for those days when you get out of work early or just need a spontaneous fitness pick-me-up.
It depends, but you can typically visit the same studio as many times as you like, though it may get more expensive. If you run out of credits, you can just add more.
You can go to most studios unlimited times per month (or per "cycle"), though it's possible more credits will be charged if you go often, in which case you'll see a message explaining the change.
If you end the month with a bunch of unused credits, you can use them on the considerably higher credit spa treatments ClassPass also offers. Otherwise, up to 10 credits roll over each month. If you run out of credits, you can buy more.
ClassPass really is that simple to use: Just sign up for a class, show up, and enjoy a refreshingly new and fun workout experience.
Sign up for ClassPass here.
Connie Chen is a senior reporter on the Insider Reviews team, where she leads coverage of home textiles, home entertaining, and food and drink. She specializes in all the things that enhance life at home, from the most comfortable bed sheets and fluffy pillows to cool online wine clubs and bartender-approved cocktail shakers. She combines rigorous testing methods, conversations with professionals, and active knowledge of the home and kitchen space to help readers get the most out of their money. When she's not changing duvet covers or washing towels twice a day for articles, she loves talking about and trying the newest snacks, drinks, and food gifts. You can see more of her testing process and other behind-the-scenes of being a product journalist on her Instagram @connayreviews. Connie joined Insider Reviews as an early member in 2017 and has also reported on products and services in the style, tech, fitness, travel, and e-learning spaces, with a particular interest and expertise in emerging startups. She has represented the team at CES and moderated panels on media business and the future of retail. Connie graduated from UC Berkeley with degrees in media studies and business administration, which help inform her perspective on and coverage of industry trends, as well as the competitive e-commerce landscape at large. Read some of her work: The 4 best cocktail shakers in 2021 The 7 best women's bathrobes in 2021 The 5 best wine openers and corkscrews we tested in 2021 The 5 best bed sheets we tested in 2021 The 5 best cordless vacuums we tested in 2021 12 direct-to-consumer kitchen startups that are changing the way we shop for cookware and knives 8 tableware startups changing the way we shop for dishes Even chefs experience cooking burnout — here's how they get re-inspired in the kitchen How businesses create successful virtual experiences 50 cookbooks from famous restaurants across the US that will help you recreate their best dishes at home Learn more about how our team of experts tests and reviews products at Insider here. Learn more about how we test kitchen products.
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Shooting has begun for Sony's upcoming reboot of The Grudge. The movie first came to American screens in 2004 starring Sarah Michelle Gellar. That version was a remake of Ju-On's Japanese horror classic released in 2002. Now, not only do we have news that filming has started, but the new title for the film has also been announced.
The new title has been confirmed as: Grudge. Not a major change but the shorter name is snappy and effective, yet still recognizable as a remake.
The movie is set to star Andrea Riseborough, Demian Bichir, John Cho, Lin Shaye, Betty Gilpin, Jacki Weaver, William Sadler, and Frankie Faison. Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert will produce for Ghost House, with Kahane and Erin Westerman executive producing for Good Universe.
Matthew Williams (William Mapother), his wife, Jennifer (Clea DuVall), and mother, Emma (Grace Zabriskie), are Americans making a new life in Tokyo. Together they move into a house that has been the site of supernatural occurrences in the past, and it isn't long before their new home begins terrorizing the Williams family as well. The house, as it turns out, is the site of a curse that lingers in a specific place and claims the lives of anyone that comes near.
Although the 2004 remake was still set in Japan, it's been reported that this new version is said to be located in America in more of a remaining than a reboot.
Grudge is scheduled for release in cinemas on August 16, 2019.
Let us know what you think of the name change, and whether or not you are looking forward to this remake in the comments!