These last couple months I've never felt more free. I was told by CSM during a NTC rotation that I'll be going to Egypt (I slept close by and saw my name on the list) in April. I was absolutely over the moon, the more I talked to people the more I was thinking that this duty station was a rug waiting to be pulled from under me. This duty stations gotta be over hyped, but either way I don't know if I'll ever see it lol I've been screwed for so long by the army I'm not even mad anymore. My visa has been delayed so many times it's impressive, the state department held onto it for WEEKS and then now the Egyptian embassy has had it for a week longer then it should have. My orders had been erroneously rescinded at one point in this whole process at one point by HRC. And now that I've almost 7 weeks past my original date to leave even though I was told by every civilian I went to I was doing everything the correct way, I'm still being screwed. Keep in mind as well I've only got 13-14 months left on my contract so there is a time limit on this whole process for me. I'm just tired of being screwed. I've spend over 1000$ on this pcs already to get passports, luggage wifi shit for when I'm over there.
TLDR; The Army loves me and they show me by giving me an opportunity of a lifetime and then taking it away right before it's about to happen

Has anyone seen this before? I have a new reader who isn't voting or writing any comments of their own but they just keep tagging their name on various lines. It's not enough to be considered spam but enough to be strange. They are not a writer, they have 10 followers and their profile picture is of Taylor Swift. They also have many reading lists that seem legit/personalized based on the title, a lot of which are related to the genre my book is from. At first, I thought it was because they liked certain lines, but now it's the most random stuff like: "I'll be there at nine" and "are you alright" etc. Anyway, it's funny and I wanted to know if anyone had an idea as to why a reader would do this.

Our weekly email updates have addressed all the issues regarding the Blue Sphere timeline, but for those who are not on our weekly email-update list, here is a rundown of the status of our Blue Sphere efforts and our overall mission...

It should also be noted that the "bears" on Stocktwits have made it their obsession to try to discredit our efforts, even though we have been successful thus far in placing BLSP into SEC-rule violation with our Transfer Project success and have been successful in our efforts to get BLSP trading in the U.S., something they constantly said could never be done.
One must truly wonder why they have had engaged in a non-stop battle to try to dissuade BLSPers from continuing their efforts.
The Blue Sphere case in Delaware concerns the Creditor's attempt to have the judgment for a previously-settled award enforced against a co-defendant, Leonite, who allegedly orchestrated the corporate fraud along with Blue Sphere management (specifically Shlomi Palas). The case is in its final stages, with the key deposition delayed until around August. Once this deposition is entered into court records, the case is likely to be decided within a couple of weeks thereafter.
The key to the Delaware case has been in the evidence uncovered during discovery, something that only happened because the Defendants refused to settle with the Plaintiff, which enabled the Plaintiff to pursue the case and eventually unearth damning evidence that corporate fraud had taken place. It is this newly-released email evidence that prompted the North Carolina case, which alleges all the Federal crimes that have taken place.
The Delaware case is the key to the North Carolina case. Everything that has been released in discovery has automatically been introduced into the North Carolina case. As a result of the mountain of already-submitted evidence, the North Carolina case will not have a lengthy discovery process, which often can take 1-2 years. This time-period has already been absorbed in the Delaware case, which began in 2022.
The Delaware case is a Creditor case, but the evidence in discovery opened up a new can of worms for Blue Sphere and Leonite, and the Plaintiff's charges have now risen to the point at which it has attracted the attention of the SEC and the DOJ.
Our Blue Sphere efforts have been broad and sweeping, but we have learned that the key to our primary objective requires the assistance of the SEC. As detailed in a recent email-update, the focus of our efforts is not to seek financial compensation but to have the courts appoint a receiver to manage the affairs of Sphere, claw back the embezzled funds, update the European revenues (over $10M in 2023) and consolidate them into their U.S. 10-K, and thereby regain compliance with the OTC Markets and SEC to return the stock to OTC for public trading. In addition, new management would allow the company to become the target or merge or takeover by another global IPP interested in acquiring these valuable European assets (valued at upwards of $100M according to court transcripts).
Once the North Carolina case begins (upon conclusion of the Delaware case), we expect the SEC to ramp up their investigation into the new charges alleged. As detailed in a previous email-update, the North Carolina Department of Justice filed a case on our behalf with the SEC, and the SEC acknowledged the receipt of the case in an email to a couple of BLSP investors. In addition, it was reported that the FBI has also been involved by contacting larger shareholders for more information regarding the allegations.
According to our court-reporter in North Carolina, the case is being handled by the same judge that ruled against Blue Sphere in an earlier related case, so the timeline for the North Carolina case will likely be streamlined. But of greater importance is the day the SEC publicly confirms their investigation, which they will only do when they are ready to employ their lawyers to take over on or behalf. Once this happens, then the future is a foregone conclusion.
So we are in a very good position as we watch the wheels of justice grind away. According to the reporter, the case will begin to generate possible media attention once the more serious allegations are entered into the North Carolina court case. This will be the first big step towards our long-term goal of exposing the fraud and taking our company back.
Were it not for the Delaware court case, BLSP shareholders would be in the same position as other small-cap companies that are getting away with investor fraud. The SEC simply does not have the resources to go after all these companies, so companies like ALYI, PLYZ, HMBL and hundreds of others will continue to succeed in stealing investor money with impunity. The level of their deceit does not rise to whatthe SEC requires for their efforts to be expended.
The evidence unveiled in the Delaware case, on the other hand, does place BLSP on the SEC radar screen, especially after the North Carolina Secretary of State (DOJ) filed the complaint on our behalf. The SEC now is aware of the embezzlement claim, which places our case far above any of the other small-cap stock claims.
So when people on Stocktwits try to demean the success we have made in the past 2 years by stating that "nothing will ever happen," they are simply denying where we stand at this time.
And those who say that the case "has not begun" and "will take years to resolve" do not understand that the Delaware case has placed the North Carolina case on a fast-track to resolution.
According to the reporter, the usual time-length of a court case is 2-5 years, but given the Delaware evidence that has already been entered into the North Carolina case, we have already passed 2 years and will likely see the trial case rapidly progress in 2024 and be resolved in 2025.
However, this is not our primary objective. The North Carolina court case seeks treble damages for the civil fraud, but this will activate the criminal case by the SEC, which then begins our mission for a court-appointed receiver to take over the company and restore the company's good name. This will mark the first step toward returning Blue Sphere to its rightful place as a publicly-traded and highly success waste-to-energy company.
Those who listen to the "bears" on Stocktwits are listening to ignorant comments by a few who begrudge our successful efforts and refuse to admit that we have made progress that no other small-cap shareholder bloc has ever accomplished.
To receive the weekly email-updates and stay abreast of the latest news developments, email me. Our email-group consists of 800 BLSP shareholders with a collective holding of over 2.1 Billion shares.

My grandmother's probate is currently in progress. The executor of the will and personal representative is my cousin who has, through this whole process, been pretty sketchy. My sister and I are to receive 80% of the money remaining in my grandmother's estate once probate is closed. We have an approximate estimate to that amount. The cousin and her daughters are to receive the other 10%. There has been little communication or explanation through this entire process. The only info I get is through the mail from the paralegal handling the case. I received this attached document from the cousin's daughter's personal address. She works for a law firm of her own, which is uninvolved with the case. What does this form mean and what would happen if my sister and I signed it? We each got a copy. This cousin provided a labeled envelope to return it to her personal address. Can anyone explain what this form involves or means?

Going off birthplaces from Wikipedia:

• George Washington: "Old Popes Creek." 5/5. Rolls off the tongue.
• John Adams: "Old Braintree" 5/5. I bet his enemies would have called him "Old Tree-brain."
• Thomas Jefferson: "Old Shadwell." 3/5. Sounds like the guy who's under the mask in a Scooby Doo episode.
• James Madison: "Old Port Conway." 2/5. Boring.
• James Monroe: "Old Monroe Hall." 1/5. That's not a nickname. Who is this guy, royalty, that he's born in a palace named for his family?
• John Quincy Adams: "Old Braintree." 2/5. Once is funny, twice is lame.
• Andrew Jackson: "Old Waxhaw." 4/5. Sounds pretty tough, but there's literally a town of Hickory, NC that was incorporated in 1870. If they had called it that earlier, he could have kept his nickname.
• MVB: 5/5. OK was also the OG.
• William Henry Harrison: "Old Charles City County." 1/5. How can he be a city and a county? Make up your mind!
• John Tyler: "Old Greenway Plantation." 2/5. Fitting for a guy who ended his life in the Confederacy that he'd have a name that makes you think of slavery.
• James Polk: "Old Pineville." 4/5 Just sounds too much like a town. Just Old Pine would have seemed like he's being more useful than Jackson.
• Zachary Taylor: "Old Barboursville." 3/5. If you've seen his pictures, he needed an old barber. Or a young barber.
• Millard Fillmore: "Old Moravia." 3/5. Sounds like it should be in Eastern Europe.
• Franklin Pierce: "Old Hillsborough" 4/5. Ever since it was used for the town in the movie "Inherit the Wind," it sounds cool.
• James Buchanan: "Old Cove Gap." 5/5. Would just about confirm those rumors.
• Abraham Lincoln: "Old Sinking Spring." 2/5. Seems like an enemy's nickname, playing off his looks.
• Andrew Johnson: "Old Raleigh." 1/5. Everyone knows where that is, and he certainly didn't "rally" the nation.
• Ulysses S. Grant: "Old Point Pleasant." 5/5. For the irony.
• Rutherford B. Hayes: "Old Delaware." 4/5. For how it would confuse people.
• James A. Garfield: "Old Moreland Hills." 2/5. This should have been Jefferson's, what with the Louisiana Purchase.
• Chester A. Arthur: "Old Fairfield." 3/5. Old fair-to-middling is more like it.
• Grover Cleveland: "Old Caldwell." 5/5. This one just fits.
• Benjamin Harrison: "Old North Bend." 4/5. Would have been a good name for an antebellum anti-slavery president.
• Grover Cleveland: "Old Caldwell." 1/5. This one just doesn't fit.
• William McKinley: "Old Niles." 2/5. I didn't like the Frasier reboot.
• Theodore Roosevelt: "Old New York City." 5/5. That's where they set the Matt Groening show "Pastarama" in an alternate universe.
• William Howard Taft: "Old Cincinnati." 3/5. It's no fun when they're born in actual cities that people have heard of.
• Woodrow Wilson: "Old Staunton." 3/5. I guess it does sound like the nickname for a professor.
• Warren G. Harding: "Old Blooming Grove." 2/5. Another enemy nickname, especially if he had had acne.
• Calvin Coolidge: "Old Plymouth Notch." 3/5. I guess you could do something with, "You couldn't ply his mouth open even one notch," but that's just too complicated.
• Herbert Hoover: "Old West Branch." 5/5. For the guy who wrecked the banks, all that was left of them was...you get it.
• Franklin D. Roosevelt: "Old Hyde Park." 5/5. As a guy from Long Island, this one is funny because we have the town of New Hyde Park here.
• Harry S Truman: "Old Lamar." 2/5. If that had been FDR, his enemies could have called him "Old Lamer."
• Dwight D. Eisenhower: "Old Denison." 2/5. "Old denizen of where?"
• John F. Kennedy: "Old Brookline." 1/5. Come on, this guy should have been "Old Intercourse" or something.
• Lyndon B. Johnson: "Old Gillespie County." 4/5. If it didn't have that "county," it could have sounded like a jowly old dog. Which he was.
• Richard M. Nixon: "Old Yorba Linda." 2/5. Just feels wrong for him to have a Spanish nickname.
• Gerald Ford: "Old Omaha." 3/5. He played football, but that's Peyton Manning's nickname.
• Jimmy Carter: "Old Plains." 5/5. Actually sounds like a thing.
• Ronald Reagan: "Old Tampico." 2/5. Sounds like a business that makes feminine hygiene products.
• George H. W. Bush: "Old Milton." 5/5. Paradise Lost indeed.
• Bill Clinton: "Old Hope." 5/5. I think a lot of people actually know this one. "I still believe in a place called Hope."
• George W. Bush: "Old New Haven." 3/5. The "old-new" thing already came up with TR.
• Barack Obama: "Old Nairobi." Kidding! Kidding! "Old Honolulu." Again, not fun if you know where it is. Well, it would have been fun if I could have listed 45's nickname. Go look it up.

I don't exactly know where to report this or ask for help with this specific issue, but ever since I re-installed Fedora Linux 40 - KDE Plasma Spin, .MP4 multimedia files has been failing to render the video track of the video files and completely displays a black screen while the playback portion of the audio track plays flawlessly.
In addition to the above .MP4 multimedia file video playback problem, Twitch video is also constantly failing with error "Your browser encountered an error while decoding the video. (Error #3000)" while using Firefox.
At this time, I don't know if whether or not my specific .MP4 multimedia issue is a GStreamer codec problem is is being caused by a failure in Linux Kernel 6.8.9 which I read can cause problems with Steam games.
Last night I did try removing and then re-installing all the GStreamer codecs directly from Discover and then all those from Konsole. The only GStreamer codecs not currently installed on my system is:

• GStreamer Multimedia Codecs - libav
• GStreamer Multimedia Codecs - License Issues
• GStreamer Multimedia Codecs - Non Free

For unknown reasons, the three GStreamer Multimedia Codecs listed above has a size of 0 B in Fedora Linux 40's repos.
Listed below is my laptop system information:

• [Software]
  • Operating System: Fedora Linux 40
  • KDE Plasma Version: 6.0.4
  • KDE Frameworks Version: 6.2.0
  • Qt Version: 6.7.0
  • Kernel Version: 6.8.9-300.fc40.x86_64 (64-bit)
  • Graphics Platform: Wayland
• [Hardware]
  • Processors: 4 × Intel® Core™ i3-7100U CPU @ 2.40GHz
  • Memory: 15.4 GiB of RAM
  • Graphics Processor: Mesa Intel® HD Graphics 620
  • Manufacturer: HP
  • Product Name: HP Laptop 15-bs0xx
  • Boot drive: 1TB 5200 RPM Hard Disk Drive
  • External drive: 1TB 7200 RPM Hard Disk Drive (USB 2.0)

Does anyone have a clue as to what might be the actual cause of my .MP4 multimedia file video playback problem and/or constant Twitch video disconnection issues?
Also, I've read tell Ubuntu has a GUI mainline kernel installer that enables Ubuntu users install previously released Linux Kernels. Does Fedora has a similar app package for installing Linux Kernels?

Hi everyone! All of the costs you see listed below include fees, what you see is what you pay. My timezone is GMT+12 in case you’re wondering why I may be taking a while to reply to you, however rest assured I will when I’m awake!
 
If you’re new to trading on reddit, read this guide on how to link your RSI account to your Reddit account and then just reply below with … well anything really so I can see your RSI account in the flair then drop me a PM with what you’re after.
 
If there is something you want but don’t see listed such as a specific LTI CCU’d ship or if you have any questions on trading or CCUing then please feel free to drop me a DM. Note: I will not trade using chat’s and any chat requests will be directed to use DM’s. This is because chat’s can be deleted but DM’s cannot so it is safer for us both to use DM’s.
 

Referrals 🎖️

If you haven’t yet created your account, please read this guide on the referral system and consider using my referral code which is STAR-LN2R-X9QF. If you would like me to add a referral to your account it will be $25.
 

Subscriber Store

I can get you anything listed here on the subscriber store at cost + PayPal fees, please feel free to send me a message and I’ll let you know what the total cost will be.
   

Ships 🚀

   

Stand Alone Ship
Ship	Insurance	Status	Melt	Price
600i Explorer Best In Show 2953	10Y	Flyable	475	575
Corsair Best In Show Edition 2953	10Y	Flyable	250	305
Redeemer Best In Show Edition 2953	10Y	Flyable	330	400
Vulture Best In Show Edition 2953	10Y	Flyable	175	215
Zeus MkII MR with Solstice Paint	LTI	Concept	170	210​

 

LTI CCU'd ships	Insurance	Melt	Price
400i	LTI	245	205
Corsair	LTI	245	205
Eclipse	LTI	295	255
Hurricane	LTI	190	165
Reclaimer	LTI	395	340
Redeemer	LTI	325	270
SRV	LTI	145	135
Vanguard Sentinel	LTI	270	235​

   

CCU’s ➡️

Standard CCU's from buyback
From	To	Melt	Price
Freelancer	350r	15	19
Constellation Andromeda	400i	10	12.5
Prowler	600i explorer	35	42.5
C2	600i touring	35	42.5
Prospector	A1	45	54
Sabre	A1	30	36.5
Carrack	A2	150	180
Hammerhead	A2	25	31
Constellation Andromeda	Apollo Medivac	35	42.5
Constellation Andromeda	Apollo Triage	10	12.5
Constellation Andromeda	Ares Ion	10	12.5
Constellation Andromeda	Ares Inferno	10	12.5
Hull D	Arrastra	25	31
M2	Arrastra	55	67
325A	Avenger Titan Renegade	5	7
Nomad	Avenger Warlock	5	7
Cutlass Black	Buccaneer	10	12.5
Mole	C2	85	102
Redeemer	C2	75	90
Valkyrie	C2	25	31
300i	C8R Pisces Rescue	5	7
600i Explorer	Carrack	125	150
M2	Carrack	80	96
Constellation Aquila	Caterpillar	15	19
Eclipse	Caterpillar	30	36.5
Mole	Caterpillar	15	19
Cutlass Black	Centurion	10	12.5
Constellation Andromeda	Corsair	10	12.5
Mole	Crucible	35	42.5
Starfarer Gemini	Crucible	10	12.5
Prospector	Cutlass Blue	20	25
STV	Cutlass Red	95	115
Dragonfly Black	Cutter	5	7
Mustang Beta	Cutter	5	7
STV	Cutter	5	7
Roc DS	Cyclone AA	5	7
325a	Cyclone MT	5	7
125a	Cyclone RC	5	7
125a	Cyclone RN	5	7
125a	Cyclone TR	5	7
Constellation Taurus	Banu Defender	20	25
Blade	Eclipse	25	30
Constellation Andromeda	Eclipse	60	73
Prospector	F7C Hornet Wildfire	20	25
Prospector	F7C-M Super Hornet	30	36.5
Vulture	F7C-M Super Hornet Heartseeker	25	30
Prospector	Freelancer MIS	20	25
125A	G12A	5	7
Prospector	Gladiator	10	12.5
Nomad	Gladius	10	12.5
Carrack	Hammerhead	125	150
Odyssey	Hammerhead	25	31
Nomad	Herald	5	7
Herald	Hull A	5	7
Nomad	Hull A	10	12.5
Prospector	Khartu-Al	15	19
Centurion	Legionnaire	10	12.5
Freelancer	Legionnaire	10	12.5
M2	Liberator	55	66.5
600i	M2	45	54
Prowler	M2	80	96
Gladius	M50	10	12.5
Constellation Andromeda	Mercury	20	25
400i	Mercury	10	12.5
Carrack	Nautilus	125	150
Freelancer	Nova	10	12.5
MPUV-C	Nox	10	12.5
STV	Nox	5	7
C2	Prowler	40	48
Valkyrie	Prowler	65	78
Constellation Taurus	Railen	25	31
Terrapin	Railen	5	7
Defender	Railen	5	7
Cutlass Black	Raft	15	19
Ballista	Razor	5	7
Freelancer Max	Razor EX	5	7
Mantis	Razor EX	5	7
Ballista	Razor LX	10	12.5
Mole	Reclaimer	85	102
Valkyrie	Reclaimer	25	31
Constellation Aquila	Redeemer	15	19
Mole	Redeemer	15	19
325a	Reliant Tana	5	7
Ballista	Retaliator	15	19
Vanguard Warden	Retaliator Bomber	15	19
Prospector	Sabre	15	19
Prospector	Sabre Comet	30	36.5
Constellation Taurus	San'tok.yāi	40	49
Terrapin	Scorpius	20	25
Constellation Taurus	Scorpius Antares	30	36.5
Prospector	SRV	10	12.5
Mole	Starfarer Gemini	25	31
Centurion	Talon	5	7
Freelancer	Talon	5	7
Centurion	Talon Shrike	5	7
Freelancer	Talon Shrike	5	7
Constellation Taurus	Terrapin	20	25
Caterpillar	Valkyrie	45	54
Mole	Valkyrie	60	72
Redeemer	Valkyrie	50	60
Blade	Vanguard Harbinger	15	19
Vanguard Sentinel	Vanguard Harbinger	15	19
Terrapin	Vanguard Hoplite	15	19
Constellation Andromeda	Vanguard Sentinel	35	42.5
Vanguard Warden	Vanguard Sentinel	15	19
Mercury	Vanguard Sentinel	15	19
Ares Ion	Vanguard Warden	10	12.5
Corsair	Vanguard Warden	10	12.5
Ballista	Zeus Mk II CL	10	12.5
Ballista	Zeus Mk II ES	10	12.5
Vulture	Zeus Mk II MR	15	19​

   

Paints 💥

Time limited paints
Paint	Price
7 Pack Ghoulish Green (Mule, Herald, Vulture, Caterpillar, Buccaneer, Dragonfly, Cutlass)	59
2951 Auspicious Red pack (Nomad & Freelancer)	20
2952 Auspicious Red pack (Sabre and Constellation)	20.5
2952 Fortuna pack (400i & 600i)	28
2953 Auspicious Red pack (Carrack and C8 Pisces)	28
2953 Fortuna pack (Hammerhead, Redeemer, Vanguard)	52
100i - Auspicious Red Dog	7
100i - Auspicious Red Dragon	7
400i - Auspicious Red Dog	14
400i - Auspicious Red Dragon	14
400i - Fortuna	14
600i - Auspicious Red Dog	17
600i - Fortuna	20
Ares - Lovestruck	14
Ares - Meridian	14
Arrow - Lovestruck	7
Avenger - Invictus Blue and Gold	7
Avenger - Solar Winds	7
Buccaneer - Ghoulish Green	9
C8 Pisces - 2953 Auspicious Red	7
Carrack - 2953 Auspicious Red	23.5
Caterpillar - Ghoulish Green	14
Constellation - 2952 Auspicious Red	14
Corsair - Ghoulish Green	13
Cutlass Black - Skull and Crossbones	13
Cutter - Ghoulish Green	7
Cyclone - Lovestruck	7
Defender - Harmony	14
Defender - Ocellus	14
Defender - Wanderer	14
Dragonfly - Ghoulish Green	6.5
Drake Cutlass - Ghoulish Green	6.5
Drake Ultimate Ghoulunatics	78.5
Eclipse Meridian	14
F7 Hornet Mk II - Ironscale Paint	11.5
F7 Hornet Mk II - Paint Pack (Ironscale & Icebound)	16
Freelancer - 2951 Auspicious Red	11.5
Fury - Fortuna	6.5
Gladius - Invictus Blue and Gold	9
Gladius - Solar Winds	9
Hammerhead - Fortuna	23.5
Herald - Ghoulish Green	9
Hercules - Fortuna	16
Hercules - Invictus Blue and Gold	20
Hercules - Meridian	16.5
Hoverquad - Lovestruck	7
Khartu-Al - Harmony	11.5
Khartu-Al - Ocellus	11.5
Lovestruck paint 6 pack (Arrow, Scorpius, Cyclone, Hoverquad, Nomad, Ares)	53.5
Mercury Star Runner - Fortuna	14
Mercury Star Runner - Meridian	14
Meridian 4 Pack - Ares, Eclipse, Hercules, Mercury	56
Mule - Ghoulish Green	6.5
Nomad - 2951 Auspicious Red	9
Nomad - Lovestruck	9
Nox - Harmony	5.5
Nox - Ocellus	5.5
Nox - Wanderer	5.5
Prowler - Harmony	20
Redeemer - Fortuna	16.5
Razor - Fortuna	11.5
Reliant - Invictus Blue and Gold	7
Retaliator - Invictus Blue and Gold	14
Sabre - 2952 Auspicious Red	11.5
Scorpius - Lovestruck	14
Solar Winds 3 Pack - Avenger, Gladius, Vanguard	28
Talon - Harmony	9
Talon - Ocellus	9
Talon - Wanderer	9
Vanguard - Invictus Blue and Gold	14
Vanguard - Fortuna	14
Vanguard - Solar Winds	14
Vulture - Ghoulish Green	11.5
X1- Auspicious Red Dog Paint	7
X1- Auspicious Red Dragon Paint	7​

 

Concierge Paint
Paint	Price
Arrastra - Nocturne Paint	17.5
C8 Pisces Code Blue	7
C8 Pisces 5 Pack	20
Centurion - Beachhead	10
Centurion - 3 paint pack	24
Cutter - Cliffhanger	4
Cutter - Groundswell	7
Cutter - Nightfall	4
Fury - Black Star	7
Fury - Leatherback	7
Galaxy - Protector	19.5
Lynx - Moonrise	7
Mule - 3 paint pack	10.5
Mule - Smokestack	5
Pulse - 5 paint pack
Pulse - Dominion	7
San'Tok.Yai - Tuiping	9
Scorpius - Tiburon	14
Spirit - 3 paint pack 2952	33
Spirit - Crimson	12
Spirit - Intrepid	12
Storm - Summit	9
STV - Blue Steel	4
Ursa - Respite	4.5
Zeus - Solstice	11.5​

 

Gear
Name	Melt	Price
Invictus 2953 Navy Blue gear pack	3.5	5
Invictus 2953 Military Grey gear pack	3.5	5​

Hello! My name is Josh and I’m looking to find an apartment with one other guy in the upper east side. I’ve written a bit about myself and the apartment I want down below. Please reach out if you’re interested.
For hobbies I like to play volleyball and play video games with friends. Also love walking around the city. Thursdays I meet friends for board games and Sundays I volunteer for blind baseball I work in finance and it’s a remote job so I’ll work most days from a coffee shop and sometimes at home. I enjoy baking a few times a week and cook most of my meals at home. I am looking to adopt a small dog (15 pounds or less) any day now. Just need to find one I like haha. I will handle 100% of the responsibilities and take the dog with me almost everywhere
Apartment musts: 2 bedroom apartment, a common area, pet friendly, my bedroom less than $1800 Wants: below 90th st, washer and dryer somewhere in the building Haves: kitchenware and more furniture than I’m interested in keeping
Here’s a link to somewhere I really liked: https://streeteasy.com/rental/4406730?utm_campaign=rental_listing&utm_medium=app_share&utm_source=ios&utm_term=5997c8a652784bb

I think one of the most fundamental problems in Canadian society, that often gets over looked because of media coverage and racist trolls on the internet, is the LACK of real competition among Canadian businesses.
Especially among Telecom, Financial Services (banking) and of course grocers!
For the purposes of this post I want to propose some tactical things we can do as a community to help bankrupt Loblaw's Food Retail Business. We can't take down the entire empire and I want to keep us focused on this sub.
I know bankrupt might sound extreme and we have to think about the people that work there, but in the long run, it's better if there's MORE competition in this space.
NOT only for consumers, but for workers as well. The more employment options (employers) you have in an industry the better your wages are as a worker in said industry. They'll actually have to compete to keep talent.
So for all the techies in this thread here's my first pitch. We NEED a public database for food prices. Here's how I think we can get that to happen:

• If we can develop an app that anyone can use that takes a photo/scans the bar code at a store and stores the following information:
  • SKU Numbers/Product code
  • Price
  • Time the picture was taken
  • Location of Picture
  • Name of the store
• Ideally it's just a simple point and click type thing. We want to minimize the number of fields/attributes that the user has to fill out.
• We want to store the data and make it as public as possible.
  • Let people leverage that to build even better apps, we just need the data as a foundations
  • DATA is POWER
  • We can maybe even send weekly summaries to this subreddit.
• At some point it will cost money to store all this data, I would encourage you to leverage crowd funding tools online.

Now here's a call for the entrepreneurs/politically active folks it's all about location, location ,location!!!:

• Co-operative grocers!
  • We need more of these, they're basically like Costco were you pay a smaller membership every month to help pay for the infrastructure and you try buying and selling goods at cost to members.
  • If you've worked in the industry and are in the sub, try starting a crowd funding campaign to open one up in your local community. WE NEED YOUR EXPERTISE.
• Community gardens:
  • Work with your municipalities tp create space we can grow and sell our own produce at a reasonable price.
• Food trucks
  • No, not the kind that sells over price novelty food.
  • If you can work with farmers or producers to buy stuff and sell it in bulk to communities/people that can't access Loblaw alternatives.
    • Use Facebook and social media to organize people and collect grocery lists:
• Community Grocery Runs
  • Basically car pool with people to Loblaw alternatives; use social media to organize these runs.

If you plan on doing something like this, leave a comment below or start a new post and give updates to the broader community.
From far and wide, all across the country, I hope we can work together and once again be the True North strong and free! For without choice we lose our freedom.

I am trying to do this without scripts if possible.
I need a drop down list in this cell that only has options based on the tab names. So if they duplicate a tab and rename it then I would need that renamed duplicate to be part of the validated list of options. I would also want to restrict some tabs from the list as the user shouldn't need them there anyways.
Is this possible?

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Looking for some recs for fic with independant capes team up(not nessecary forming a fulltime team).
Example would be "split" where Taylor team's up with an OC dude that has sound based powers that uses shotgun(forgot the name).
Or "Camera Shy" where she teams up with noobs from BB and old timer tinker from outside the city(she mentors her if i remember right).
New wave counts too, like "Change of Pace" with GG team up or that fic with emotion based striketinker(technically builds armoweapons charged with emotions) that teams up with Laserdream(super rare team up btw) forgot the name.
I perfer more grounded powers and not some SI curbstomb in chapter 5 or somethin(dont mind SI).
Mc does not have to be Taylor, it can even be indepentant that some kind of affiliate with PRT for example that does some joint patrols occasionaly, dont want any villian MC unless its not malicious, dont mind "accidental" villian, but in that case i prefer no excesive bashing of PRT.
I just want some team tactics or overcoming stronger opponents by working together.
Crossovers are welcome too as long as they fit criteria in some way.
I read alot so there is no point in listing what i already read(dont remember all the names anyway), i would appreaciate any recs that fit.

I have been trying to conduct a MaxEnt test in R and have run into an issue that I can't solve. I would appreciate it if someone could help me. My environmental raster data and presence data are loading correctly. My pairwise correlation is showing accurate results. The issue is probably something straightforward, but the answer is eluding me. Here is my complete code and the error message I am receiving:

Introduction ------------------------------------------------------------

Pteoris volitans occurrences from GBIF (coordinates) along with Bio-Oracle SST 5.85

Worst Case Scenario SSP5-8.5.

Load Packages -----------------------------------------------------------

Load necessary packages

library(installr)
library(rgbif)
library(rJava)
library(occ)
library(sp)
library(raster)
library(ggplot2)
library(lattice)
library(rasterVis)
library(dismo)
library(GGally)
library(tidyverse)
library(sf)
library(terra)
library(SDMtune)
library(biomod2)
library(zeallot)
library(gridExtra)
library(farver)

Load GBIF Data on P. volitans -------------------------------------------

Perform GBIF occurrence search

gbif_p.volitans_data <- rgbif::occ_data(scientificName = "Pterois volitans", hasCoordinate = TRUE, limit = 13000)
myspecies_coords <- gbif_p.volitans_data$data[, c("decimalLongitude", "decimalLatitude", "individualCount", "occurrenceStatus", "coordinateUncertaintyInMeters", "institutionCode", "references")]

Convert the list to a data frame

myspecies_coords <- data.frame(decimalLatitude = myspecies_coords$decimalLatitude, decimalLongitude = myspecies_coords$decimalLongitude)

Change name of myspecies_coords

p_volitans_coords <- myspecies_coords

Transform GBIF Data to .csv ----------------------------------------------

Write data frame to CSV

write.csv(myspecies_coords, file = "/Users/micahgisclaiDocuments/UCC Marine Biology MSc/Dissertation/R_code/GBIF_and_BioOracle/GBIF_and_Bio_Oracle_R_SSP585/Pterois_volitans_Occurence/myspecies_coords.csv", row.names = FALSE)

Extract Coordinates from GBIF Data --------------------------------------

Extract latitude and longitude from GBIF Pterois volitans data

decimallatitude <- gbif_p.volitans_data$data$decimalLatitude
decimallongitude <- gbif_p.volitans_data$data$decimalLongitude

Path to Bio-Oracle SST SSP5-8.5 Layer --------------------------------------

nc_path1 <- "/Users/micahgisclaiDocuments/UCC Marine Biology MSc/Dissertation/R_code/GBIF_and_BioOracle/GBIF_and_Bio_Oracle_R_SSP585/data/sst/SST_ssp585_2020_2100_depthsurf_773f_eb2c_59ac_U1713367461606.nc"

Read Bio-Oracle layer SST SSP5-5.85----------------------------------------

bo_SST_SSP585 <- raster(nc_path1)

Saving Bio-Oracle SST SSP5-5.85 Raster Tiff -------------------------------------------

Write Bio-Oracle SST SSP5-5.85 layer as GeoTIFF and .csv

Save the Data as a Raster GeoTIFF

writeRaster(bo_SST_SSP585, "./data/sst/bo_SST_SSP585_terra.tif", overwrite = TRUE)

Plot SST raster------------------------------------------------------------

plot(bo_SST_SSP585, main = "Sea Surface Temperature")

Path to Bio-Oracle SWS SSP5-8.5 Layer -------------------------------------

nc_path2 <- "/Users/micahgisclaiDocuments/UCC Marine Biology MSc/Dissertation/R_code/GBIF_and_BioOracle/GBIF_and_Bio_Oracle_R_SSP585/data/sws/sws_ssp585_2020_2100_depthsurf_b657_a572_c6b1_U1715786576023.nc"

Read Bio-Oracle SWS SSP5-8.5 Layer-----------------------------------------

bo_SWS_SSP585 <- raster(nc_path2)

Saving Bio-Oracle SWS SSP5-8.5 Raster Tiff ------------------------------

writeRaster(bo_SWS_SSP585, "./data/sws/bo_SWS_SSP585_terra.tif", overwrite=TRUE)

Plot SWS raster------------------------------------------------------------

plot(bo_SWS_SSP585, main = "Sea Water Speed")

Path to Bio-Oracle SO SSP5-8.5 Layer --------------------------------------

nc_path3 <- "/Users/micahgisclaiDocuments/UCC Marine Biology MSc/Dissertation/R_code/GBIF_and_BioOracle/GBIF_and_Bio_Oracle_R_SSP585/data/so/so_ssp585_2020_2100_depthsurf_9ed4_e29f_e3fe_U1715785506682.nc"

Read Bio-Oracle SO SSP5-8.5 Layer------------------------------------------

bo_SO_SSP585 <- raster(nc_path3)

Saving Bio-Oracle SO SSP5-8.5 Raster Tiff ------------------------------

Write Bio-Oracle SO SSP5-5.85 layer as GeoTIFF

writeRaster(bo_SO_SSP585, "./data/so/bo_SO_SSP585_terra.tif", overwrite =TRUE)

Plot SO raster----------------------------------------------------------

plot(bo_SO_SSP585, main = "Salinity")

Path to Bio-Oracle Phyc SSP5-8.5 Layer ----------------------------------

nc_path4 <- "/Users/micahgisclaiDocuments/UCC Marine Biology MSc/Dissertation/R_code/GBIF_and_BioOracle/GBIF_and_Bio_Oracle_R_SSP585/data/phyc/Primary Productivity_ssp585_2020_2100_depthsurf_7f72_0431_8307_U1713367491076.nc"

Read Bio-Oracle Phyc SSP5-8.5 Layer--------------------------------------

bo_phyc_SSP585 <- raster(nc_path4)

Saving Bio-Oracle Phyc SSP5-8.5 Raster Tiff and .csv ------------------------------

Write Bio-Oracle Phyc SSP5-5.85 layer as GeoTIFF

writeRaster(bo_phyc_SSP585, "./data/phyc/bo_phyc_SSP585_terra.tif", overwrite =TRUE)

Plot Phyc raster-------------------------------------------------------------------

plot(bo_phyc_SSP585, main = "Primary Productivity")

Load layer data to convert into polygons within a grid -----------------

Read geotiff files

Load GeoTIFF files

bo_SST_SSP585 <- raster("./data/sst/bo_SST_SSP585_terra.tif")
bo_SO_SSP585 <- raster("./data/so/bo_SO_SSP585_terra.tif")
bo_SWS_SSP585<- raster("./data/sws/bo_SWS_SSP585_terra.tif")
bo_phyc_SSP585 <- raster("./data/phyc/bo_phyc_SSP585_terra.tif")

Load grid data

grid <- raster::rasterToPolygons(raster::raster(xmn = -180, xmx = 180, ymn = -90, ymx = 90, resolution = 1))

Plot grid

plot(grid)

Use sf (simple features) to convert grid and give unique ID to polygons---------------------------------------------

Create sf grid from current grid information

sf_grid <- st_as_sf(grid, wkt = "geometry")
sf_grid$ID <- 1:nrow(grid)
points_sf <- st_as_sf(sf_grid, coords = c("decimalLongitude","decimalLatitude"), crs = 4326)
sf_grid$ID <- seq_len(nrow(sf_grid))
join_data <- st_join(points_sf, sf_grid, join = st_within)

Reduce down to 1 point per cell

oppc <- join_data %>% group_by(ID.y) %>% sample_n(1) %>% ungroup()

Convert to Spatial object

sp_oppc <- as(oppc, "Spatial")
sp_oppc <- as.data.frame(sp_oppc)

Comprising the final_df for pairwise correlation test-----------------------------------------------------------

Plot each environmental raster layer

par(mfrow = c(2, 2)) # Set up a 2x2 grid for plots
plot(bo_SST_SSP585, main = "sst")
plot(bo_SO_SSP585, main = "so")
plot(bo_SWS_SSP585, main = "sws")
plot(bo_phyc_SSP585, main = "phyc")
par(mfrow = c(1, 1)) # Reset the plotting layout to default

Create a dataframe with species occurrences

Calculate the number of repetitions needed for each layer

repetitions <- ceiling(12996 / 4)

Create a dataframe with species occurrences

final_df <- data.frame(
species = rep("Pterois volitans", repetitions * 4), # Repeat the species name repetitions * 4 times
PA = rep(1, repetitions * 4), # Repeat the value 1 for PA repetitions * 4 times
layer = rep(c("bo_SST_SSP585", "bo_SO_SSP585", "bo_SWS_SSP585", "bo_phyc_SSP585"), each = repetitions), # Repeat each layer name repetitions times
ID = rep(1:repetitions, 4), # Sequential IDs repeated 4 times
decimalLongitude = runif(repetitions * 4, min = -180, max = 180), # Random longitudes
decimalLatitude = runif(repetitions * 4, min = -90, max = 90) # Random latitudes
)

Set coordinates

coordinates(final_df) <- c("decimalLongitude", "decimalLatitude")

Create a list to store extracted values for each variable

extracted_values <- list()

Extract values at occurrences for each variable and store them in the list

extracted_values$sst <- raster::extract(bo_SST_SSP585, final_df)
extracted_values$so <- raster::extract(bo_SO_SSP585, final_df)
extracted_values$sws <- raster::extract(bo_SWS_SSP585, final_df)
extracted_values$phyc <- raster::extract(bo_phyc_SSP585, final_df)

Add extracted values to final_df

final_df <- cbind(final_df, extracted_values)

Rename the columns of the SpatialPointsDataFrame

names(final_df@data) <- c("species", "PA", "layer", "ID", "sst", "so", "sws", "phyc")

Convert final_df to a data frame

final_df <- as.data.frame(final_df)

Subset final_df for correlation analysis

correlationdata <- final_df[, c("sst", "so", "sws", "phyc")]

Create predictors stack

predictors <- stack(bo_SST_SSP585, bo_SO_SSP585, bo_SWS_SSP585, bo_phyc_SSP585)
names(predictors) <- c("bo_SST_SSP585", "bo_SO_SSP585", "bo_SWS_SSP585", "bo_phyc_SSP585")
plot(predictors)

Filter presence and absence

presence <- subset(final_df, PA == 1)
absence <- subset(final_df, PA == 0)

Convert presence and absence data frames to a two-column matrix of coordinates

presence_coords <- cbind(presence$decimalLongitude, presence$decimalLatitude)
absence_coords <- cbind(absence$decimalLongitude, absence$decimalLatitude)

Convert predictors to SpatRaster object

predictors_spat <- terra::rast(predictors)
print(predictors_spat)

Utilize ggllay (ggpairs) to make a pairwise correlations to test (30%) presence/absence data-----------------------------------------

Randomly sample points (same number as our observed points)

background <- terra::spatSample(x = predictors_spat, size = 12996, # generate pseudo-absence points equal to the number of observed points
values = FALSE, # don't need values
na.rm = TRUE, # don't sample from NA values
xy = TRUE) # just need coordinates

Convert background to SpatRaster object

background_terra <- terra::vect(background)

Use prepareSWD from the 'dismo' package with 'terra' objects

predictors_terra <- prepareSWD(
species = "Pterois volitans",
p = presence_coords,
a = background,
env = predictors_spat
)

Split data into training, validation, and testing sets

datasets <- trainValTest(predictors_terra, test = 0.3, only_presence = FALSE, seed = 25)
train <- datasets[[1]]
test <- datasets[[2]]

Subset final_df for correlation analysis

correlationdata <- final_df[, c("sst", "so", "sws", "phyc")]

Remove NAs from the correlation data frame

correlationdata_df <- na.omit(as.data.frame(correlationdata))

Plot pairwise correlations

GGally::ggpairs(correlationdata_df) + theme_bw()

Perform MaxEnt test -----------------------------------------------------

Check the number of observations in the data slot (coordinates of environmental layers)

Assuming train is your SWD object

coords_df <- train@coords # Extracting the coordinates data frame

Creating the data_obs object with X and Y columns

data_obs <- coords_df[, c("X", "Y")]

Displaying the first few rows of data_obs to verify

head(data_obs)

Check the length of the pa slot (presence/absence data)

pa_obs <- length(train@pa)
print(pa_obs)

Perform MaxEnt test

model_maxent_SSP585 <- train(data = train, method = "Maxent", fc = "lqph", reg = 1)

Perform MaxEnt test

model_maxent_SSP585 <- train(data = train, method = "Maxent", fc = "lqph", reg = 1)
Error in data.frame(..., check.names = FALSE) : arguments imply differing number of rows: 1, 2, 0
I believe it may be my data_obs and pa_obs results. They both show just one column, one row, and the total presence data.

I feel like such an idiot. Please avoid the same mistakes I did. Background is that I'm desperate for a new living situation (I'm separating from my partner) and was living out of town with my family while I figured things out.
Here's how it happened:
I found the *perfect* listing on Zillow and contacted the owner for a tour of the property on May 1. They responded saying the current tenant leaves May 15, that I can view the property after they move out, and then asked for my email for reservation and application (RED FLAG). I didn't even think twice about moving my conversation from Zillow to email at the time. I wish I hadn't.
Every communication from here on out was so professional. No spelling errors, no sob story. Just seemed like a person doing business, who had been a property manager for a long time. They sent a rental application form that asked for my SSN (RED FLAG), as well as info on my resident history and employment information. I googled the address and the listed property manager's name (Sharon Simmonds), and nothing questionable came up. I filled out the application.
I submitted the application form, was notified that it was accepted, and then was sent a lease to review and sign within 24hrs (RED FLAG). The application form looked professional and the terms made sense. I reviewed and signed.
Then I received receipt of the signed lease agreement, and was asked to proceed with the deposit to the address listed on the lease - either via wire or ACH transfer - and list the address in the wire description (RED FLAG). The bank was Navy Federal Credit Union, and that alone was enough for my stepdad to be convinced this was above-board. The NFCU affiliation didn't mean anything to me, but if my stepdad seemed so sure, that was enough for me.
I sent the funds on May 3, and after Sharon confirmed receipt, she said she'd meet me on move-in day (May 20), have a full tour of the unit, document the status of all appliances, and hand over the keys.
I followed up on May 13 to to ask about what time Sharon was available on the 20th, and she said she'd get back to me. She hasn't responded to any emails, calls, or texts since.
Last night, I looked up "Sharon Simmonds La Jolla" and found the same Zillow property listed on Vrbo. Same property manager name, same photos. I contacted the individual via Vrbo and they confirmed they hadn't posted the property on Zillow; it's exclusively a holiday rental. Here's the Vrbo listing: https://www.vrbo.com/593827
I know it was dumb. I was (am) in a complicated living situation and am dealing with personal stuff, so I unfortunately was the best target for this sort of scam. I just don't want anyone else to go through the same thing.

• Don't let professional communications or documents fool you. Especially now with the support of AI, putting together a believable application and lease is easier than ever.
• Keep your conversation on the rental platform.
• Don't give out your SSN; it isn't necessary for a rental application.
• Don't wire money without seeing the property.
• If you're out of town and can't review a property, at least have a friend meet the manager and see the location in person.

Anyway, I'm trying to move on without hating myself too much. I've reported the fraud to the police, called my bank, frozen my credit etc. Trying to do as much as I can to mitigate further damage, since I'm already assuming the $7k is completely gone.

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Apistocracy	You're invited to make your season debut in a game that blends worker placement and trick-taking with the delights of Victorian London.	646	$55,877.00 (559%) in 27 days	2024-05-23	💸 Kickstarter 👥 2‑4 players 👶 12+ ⏱️ 40-80 min.	💰🌱	BGG
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Long Live Backyardia!	A modular expansion for the award-nominated Trick-Taking and Mancala board game Bug Council of Backyardia!	454	¥2,447,309 (489%) in 20 days	2024-05-21	💸 Kickstarter 👥 3‑5 players 👶 10+ ⏱️ 30-40 min.	💰	BGG
AI 100% Human - Boardgame	Innovative drafting game with a reserve and immediate scoring, all structured around building a tableau.	370	€24,480.00 (245%) in 20 days	2024-05-24	💸 Kickstarter 👥 2‑6 players 👶 14+ ⏱️ 30-45 min.	💰🌳	BGG
Nanga Parbat: Animal Powers	A promo pack for Dr. Finn's Nanga Parbat to add even more strategy and fun to an already awesome game.	320	$4,223.00 (422%) in 12 days	2024-05-22	💸 Kickstarter 👥 2 players 👶 14+ ⏱️ 30-40 min.	🎉💰🌳	BGG
Cosmic Chains	A tactical dueling card game of cats and robots. Build the longest satellite chain to provide the best network coverage!	293	$8,739.00 (175%) in 19 days	2024-05-26	💸 Kickstarter 👥 2 players 👶 14+ ⏱️ 30-40 min.	💰🌱	BGG
DragonStrike	Mount your Dragon and ride into aerial combat in this fast paced but deviously cunning Board Game, using beautiful pre-painted Dragons!	261	$49,705.00 (124%) in 27 days	2024-05-25	💸 Kickstarter	💰
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Enhancing Google Sheets with Dynamic Email Features Using AppScript

Google Sheets has evolved beyond a mere spreadsheet tool, becoming a versatile platform for automating and streamlining various tasks, including email communication. The integration of AppScript, a powerful scripting language designed for Google's ecosystem, opens up possibilities for creating dynamic, automated email systems directly within Google Sheets. This capability allows users to send personalized email notifications, updates, or reminders based on the data stored in their sheets. By leveraging AppScript, individuals and organizations can significantly improve their workflow efficiency, ensuring that important information is communicated promptly and accurately.
The process of setting up a dynamic email reference involves scripting within the Google Sheets environment, utilizing AppScript to fetch data from cells and use it to populate email content. This approach not only automates the email sending process but also tailors the message according to specific criteria or triggers defined by the user. Whether it's sending out mass emails for a marketing campaign, dispatching personalized client updates, or automating internal notifications, the flexibility and power of AppScript with Google Sheets offer a scalable solution to meet diverse email communication needs.

Command	Description
MailApp.sendEmail()	Sends an email from the script
SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet()	Gets the current active spreadsheet
getSheetByName()	Accesses a specific sheet within the spreadsheet by name
getRange()	Gets the range of cells specified in the sheet
getValues()	Retrieves the values from the specified range

Exploring Dynamic Email Automation with Google Sheets and AppScript

Google Sheets and AppScript together provide a powerful combination for automating various tasks, including the dynamic sending of emails based on spreadsheet data. This functionality is particularly useful for businesses and organizations that require regular communication with clients, employees, or members based on updated spreadsheet information. For example, a marketing team can automate the sending of personalized promotional emails to a list of subscribers directly from a Google Sheet containing subscriber information and email content. Similarly, HR departments can utilize this setup to send out automated updates or notifications to employees. The beauty of using Google Sheets for these tasks lies in its accessibility and ease of use, allowing for real-time updates to email lists and content without the need for complex database software.
The technical aspect of setting up such an email automation system involves writing custom scripts using Google AppScript, a Javascript-based language that interacts with Google Apps. This script can be tailored to trigger emails when certain conditions are met, such as the addition of a new row with a subscriber's information or updates to existing rows. The script reads the specified range in the Google Sheet, extracts the necessary data (such as email addresses and message content), and uses the MailApp service to send out the emails. This approach not only streamlines the process of sending out large volumes of personalized emails but also introduces a level of customization and flexibility that traditional email marketing tools may lack. By integrating Google Sheets with AppScript, users can create a highly efficient, automated email system that can adapt to various needs and scenarios.

Automating Email Notifications with Google Sheets and AppScript

Google AppScript Code Example

const sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet().getSheetByName("Emails"); const range = sheet.getRange("A2:B"); const data = range.getValues(); data.forEach(function(row) { MailApp.sendEmail(row[0], "Your Subject Here", row[1]); }); 

Exploring Dynamic Email Automation with Google Sheets and AppScript

At the core of automating email communications through Google Sheets lies the powerful Google AppScript, a scripting platform that allows for the creation of custom functions and automation within the Google Workspace environment. This integration enables users to transform their spreadsheets into dynamic tools capable of sending personalized, data-driven emails automatically. By utilizing AppScript, users can effectively harness the data within their Google Sheets to initiate email campaigns, send out timely notifications, or even distribute personalized messages to a targeted audience based on specific conditions or triggers identified within their spreadsheet data.
The practical applications of this are vast, ranging from businesses that need to automate customer communications, educators sending course updates to students, to event organizers distributing tailored information to attendees. The process involves writing a script that interacts with both the spreadsheet data and the email service, dynamically generating and sending emails based on the content of the spreadsheet. This not only saves time but also introduces a level of personalization and efficiency that manual processes cannot match. The ability to automate these processes within Google Sheets using AppScript significantly enhances productivity, allowing users to focus on more strategic tasks while the system manages routine communications.

FAQs on Automating Emails with Google Sheets and AppScript

1. Question: Can I send emails to multiple recipients using Google Sheets and AppScript?
2. Answer: Yes, you can send emails to multiple recipients by iterating over a range of cells containing email addresses and using the MailApp.sendEmail() function within a loop.
3. Question: How do I personalize the email content using data from Google Sheets?
4. Answer: You can personalize emails by fetching data from the spreadsheet using getValues() method and dynamically inserting this data into the email body or subject line in your AppScript code.
5. Question: Is it possible to schedule email sending with AppScript?
6. Answer: Yes, by using AppScript's time-driven triggers, you can schedule your scripts to run at specific intervals, thereby automating the email sending process based on your preferred schedule.
7. Question: Can I attach files from Google Drive to the emails sent through AppScript?
8. Answer: Absolutely, AppScript allows you to attach files from Google Drive by using the DriveApp service to fetch the file and include it as an attachment in your MailApp.sendEmail() call.
9. Question: How can I ensure my email automation script runs smoothly?
10. Answer: To ensure smooth operation, regularly review your script's execution logs, test your email functionalities thoroughly, and stay within Google's quota limits for email sending to avoid disruptions.
11. Question: Are there any limits to sending emails through AppScript?
12. Answer: Yes, Google imposes daily quota limits on the number of emails you can send through AppScript, which varies depending on your Google Workspace account type.
13. Question: Can I use HTML content in emails sent via AppScript?
14. Answer: Yes, the MailApp.sendEmail() function supports HTML content, allowing you to create rich, formatted email messages.
15. Question: How do I handle errors in my email sending script?
16. Answer: Implement try-catch blocks within your script to manage errors gracefully and log or alert any issues encountered during execution.
17. Question: Can I track if an email was successfully sent using AppScript?
18. Answer: While AppScript doesn't directly provide email tracking capabilities, you can log the execution and success of email sending operations, or use email marketing tools in conjunction with your script for advanced tracking.

Expanding AppScript Capabilities in Google Sheets

Google Sheets and AppScript synergize to offer a powerful platform for automating email communications, enabling users to send customized messages based on spreadsheet data. This integration allows for the dynamic generation of email content, addressing specific recipient needs or actions. For instance, users can automate feedback requests post-event, send out personalized product updates, or manage periodic newsletters. The ability to dynamically reference email addresses and content from a spreadsheet ensures that messages are both relevant and timely, catering to a wide range of applications from marketing to project management.
Moreover, this approach democratizes the ability to create complex email automation systems, requiring no specialized software beyond the Google Suite. It encourages a more efficient workflow by reducing manual input and potential for error, ensuring that communications are consistently aligned with the latest data. Additionally, it opens up avenues for integrating with other Google services, further expanding its utility and versatility in automating tasks and enhancing productivity within organizations.

Common Questions on Dynamic Email Automation with AppScript

1. Question: Can AppScript send emails to a list from Google Sheets?
2. Answer: Yes, AppScript can iterate over a range in Google Sheets to send personalized emails to each address listed.
3. Question: How does one customize the email content with AppScript?
4. Answer: Email content can be customized by fetching data from spreadsheet cells and using it to populate the email body or subject dynamically.
5. Question: Is it possible to schedule emails using AppScript?
6. Answer: Yes, by utilizing Google Apps Script's time-driven triggers, emails can be scheduled to send at specific intervals.
7. Question: Can AppScript attach files from Google Drive to emails?
8. Answer: Yes, AppScript can attach files from Google Drive to emails by accessing the DriveApp service.
9. Question: How can one handle errors in email automation scripts?
10. Answer: Error handling can be implemented using try-catch blocks to manage exceptions and ensure the script continues to run smoothly.

Unlocking Advanced Communication Strategies with AppScript

Implementing dynamic email functionality through Google Sheets and AppScript represents a significant leap forward in how businesses and individuals can manage their communications. By leveraging data directly from spreadsheets to inform and personalize emails, users can create more impactful, timely, and relevant email campaigns. This not only improves engagement rates but also streamlines operational workflows, reducing the manual effort required in managing large-scale email communications. Whether it's for marketing, customer feedback, or internal notifications, the combination of Google Sheets and AppScript offers a flexible, powerful toolset to automate and enhance email-based communications. With the added benefits of customization and integration with the broader Google ecosystem, users can efficiently scale their efforts to meet their specific needs, marking a pivotal step towards more intelligent and responsive communication strategies.
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Hello, I lived in an apartment in Düsseldorf for over a year and had a contract with an electricity company called Stadtwerke Düsseldorf. I moved out on the 1st of March and moved to a different country and instead of cancelling the contact I just blocked the payments from my card, which were like €60. The landlord told me that new people were moving in so I assumed it would just be reassigned to them. A week ago my mom who still lives in germany got a paper in her mail sent to my name, saying that I must pay a €3000 euro fine. It doesn't say why exactly. Apparently the contract is still assigned to my name, even though there are other people living in the apartment. So for 2 months the payments didn't go through, which is like €120 total, and I got a fine for 3k?? If I provide information that I left the apartment in March will they cancel the fine? It's a big amount of money for nothing. Please help me. I cannot find their email, the only one listed says that it doesn't work, their whatsapp has been disabled and when I call the phone number that they have listed on the site, a robotic voice answers in German, which u don't understand. So does someone have any ideas?

Customize Abc - activate tests during build:
There are 2 options: * Set this variable in main config file, for all projects. * Set this variable in "abc*.conf" for one project.
ARCH_LIST = "_ test" The 2nd identifier gives the name and activates a special new Arch.
When a project contains *.test.* sources, this happens in this order: * After main Arch '_' is build sucesfully. * All these *.test.* sources are built in one executable. * This executable can be run from the ARCH_RUN_POST_LINK hook. * If the hook script returns success, the process continues. * In a next step the main Arch is installed. * By your choice, the test executable can be run later from ARCH_RUN_DONE or from PROJ_RUN_DONE hook. * If another project depends on this one, and the test executable fails, the another project is not built.
Notes: * The *.test.* pattern can be modified as you wish. * It is allowed to define more than one extra Arch. In this case, a source filename pattern should match each new Arch. Your choice if that means a different architecture, a cross-platform binary flashed later on a device, or a different test suite for the same project. * The sample projects contain some examples, but tests are not enabled by default. It is your choice to use a specific test framework.