Let's all try to come up with unique events to get Amai expelled! So far I've got:

• Framing her for improper food handling. You sabotage a pepper shaker so that when she lifts it, the cap comes off and pepper sprays everywhere, which also makes her sneeze. Take a photo of her as she's sneezing over the food and tell the guidance councilor that she just served that tray of food to the students. (Actually she throws that tray out and makes a new one but we don't need to tell the councilor that)
• Framing her for stealing. In the cooking club room is a locked cabinet with expensive or dangerous ingredients in it, Amai and Shoku have keys for it. Pickpocket a key or pick the lock and steal a jar of saffron from the cabinet, then plant it in Amai's bag. (Saffron is the most expensive spice in the world. Why does a school have it, or other expensive foodstuffs? I'unno. Also I imagine there's, like, puffer fish in the cabinet, that's what I mean by dangerous.)
• Frame her for poisoning students. You switch out the contents of an ingredient jar with rat poison, let her make the food then go to the councilor who shuts down the bake sale for the day. Or maybe there's a specific poison you have to use that's either hard to get or expensive from Info-chan that causes an auto-expulsion, like now the narcotics work in 1980's mode? Poisoning students is a pretty serious thing to do, after all.
• Oh, maybe as a variation of framing her for drugging, you can buy marijuana from Info-chan and that causes an auto-expulsion from school. Weed is super illegal in Japan, it's viewed the way Americans view much harder drugs like opioids, so her having it and serving weed brownies to the school would absolutely get her arrested
• Maybe you could somehow use the cat to frame her for improper kitchen protocol? Like the player takes a picture of Amai petting the cat during an event, then brings the cat to the home ec room and takes a picture of it on one of the counters? I'm still working on this one, there's gotta be some way to use the cat to frame her...

Those are my ideas! If you have any others, comment them. They don't have to be anything like mine, the only limit is your imagination

Hello. Me again. Figured I’d try this out again and find some cool people to chat with. Please don’t message me weird NSFW stuff.
I’m a 38F from BC, Canada. Work in healthcare. I think about death a lot. I’m pretty lonely and have faced a lot of losses and personal hardship lately. My best friend of 26 years recently ditched me. It’s a long story.
I’m a photographer as a hobby. I primarily work in film using vintage cameras I find at the thrift store or in free boxes at peoples yard sales. I do a lot of my work with intentionally aged or expired film. I’m working on a photo book currently. I’m also interested in analog video equipment and spend a lot of time digitizing old home movies for people. I used to and sometimes do still shoot concerts for various bands. Primarily I’d worked shooting for heavy metal bands.
I like thrift stores, collecting antiques, making clothing, and I bake my own bread. I listen to lots of different music but recently have been listening to Lord Huron, Rasputina, Murder by Death, and 16 Horsepower. I’m way into antique dolls.
I’m really into film and history. I’d like to chat here first and then maybe switch someplace else or send physical mail.
Again, please don’t send me weird NSFW content. It’s really creepy.
Here is me, if it matters

Hello. Me again. Figured I’d try this out again and find some cool people to chat with. Please don’t message me weird NSFW stuff.
I’m a 38F from BC, Canada. Work in healthcare. I think about death a lot. I’m pretty lonely and have faced a lot of losses and personal hardship lately. My best friend of 26 years recently ditched me. It’s a long story.
I’m a photographer as a hobby. I primarily work in film using vintage cameras I find at the thrift store or in free boxes at peoples yard sales. I do a lot of my work with intentionally aged or expired film. I’m working on a photo book currently. I’m also interested in analog video equipment and spend a lot of time digitizing old home movies for people. I used to and sometimes do still shoot concerts for various bands. Primarily I’d worked shooting for heavy metal bands.
I like thrift stores, collecting antiques, making clothing, and I bake my own bread. I listen to lots of different music but recently have been listening to Lord Huron, Rasputina, Murder by Death, and 16 Horsepower. I’m way into antique dolls.
I’m really into film and history. I’d like to chat here first and then maybe switch someplace else or send physical mail.
Again, please don’t send me weird NSFW content. It’s really creepy.
Here is me, if it matters

I messed up. I messed up bad.
“Never get high on your own supply”. The human who sold me this data told me it was a saying from his world. But I had to be sure it was the real deal. After all, data drugs that worked on people without a brain interface installed? It was unheard of. But here I am [30 hours] later, and I no longer doubt. I feel utterly exhausted despite having barely moved. My every neuron feels fried. All 6 grasping appendages are sore from the repetitive motions, and my eyes are dry and unfocused from the long strain I have put them through. I feel intense pangs of hunger and thirst, as I haven’t eaten or drank since I started this test.
I still want more. But with a great effort of will I force myself away from the screen of my computing terminal and stumble to my pantry so I may attend to my body’s needs. As I gulp down nutrient drinks and chew some dried fruit, I reflect on the trance I’ve somehow barely managed to pull myself out of.
Simulations. A useful tool for engineers, scientists, and military strategists. We had never thought to teach storytellers or artists to use them. Humans had. And what they created was both miraculous and monstrous.
Humans decided to use simulation technology to create art and craft stories. It seemed that there was a human simulation… no, hundreds of human simulations, designed to invoke whatever feeling or emotion you could imagine. And possibly some you couldn’t.
I had started simple. A basic test of spatial reasoning, and later quick thinking, expressed through the medium of stacking colored blocks formed into geometric shapes. While comparable at first to a children's toy, as the speed and challenge increased I became increasingly hypnotized. The feeling of lining up and clearing four rows at once with the all too rare straight piece was intensely satisfying. Making a mistake, leaving a gap caused frustration and incompleteness like I had never felt before, and eventually fixing it gave a feeling of relief, of rightness. As the game sped up, I found myself more and more frantic to try and find places for every piece. The rush of success and agony of failure only increased as I prided and chided myself on my quick decisions.
Eventually, I could keep up no longer, leaving me only with a number. A score.
Could I push that score higher?
[4 hours] went by, and I barely noticed.
I should have stopped. I knew that what I had was genuine. But I wanted to know what else this data was capable of.
I navigated a colorful landscape, defying gravity with every action and finding joy in exploration and collection.
I slaughtered demons with a chaingun, turning the fear of being devoured into a rising sense of conquest and bloodlust.
I failed a single test of dexterity, sending me tumbling down a hole and erasing hours of progress, and I nearly knocked myself out from the shock of frustration.
I defeated a hulking warrior with a team of other adventurers, and the triumph of it was only amplified by the sting of failing several times before.
Freedom and entrapment.
Horror and domination.
Elation and sorrow.
Every new experience was an emotional high of a kind I’d never had before, and my hearts were racing with the myriad of feelings rushing through my mind. My imagination was going wild with the possibilities of all these new worlds of data and programming.
My self-reflection comes to a grinding halt. I need to stop. If I’m not careful I’ll get addicted and end up like one of those mindjackers, burning their brains out on data drugs. Supposedly these simulations can’t do that, but I wouldn’t have put it past the seller to lie about that kind of thing.
Well, one way or another, I’m gonna make a [alien animal that shares many traits with both giant squids and magpies]’s hoard selling these. Time to call my best clients…
[Time skip: approximately 25 solar years]
The Rise of the Galactic Game Industry: Fluke of the Black Market, or Human Marketing Genius? You Decide!
Dr’k-Nam, Head Investigative Critic for the Arts and Culture section of Twin Suns Newsgroup
Simulation games, also known as “video games”, have taken the galaxy by storm ever since their controversial introduction and subsequent series of bannings and legalizations across the galaxy. Simulation technology is nothing new of course, but galactic newcomers from the Sol system, Humans, used it in an extremely novel way: art and entertainment. According to their historical records, a significant amount of their entertainment industry is based around simulation games, and that portion has grown even further with their introduction to the galaxy at large.
At first, however, no one was interested. A simulation with little or no practical application, designed only to entertain? Most people preferred to stick with the entertainment they knew, or seek new experiences outside of sims. So what changed?
Simple: some anonymous human decided to sell them as data drugs instead of simulation games; data drugs usable by simply interacting with a computer program, rather than having to inject the data directly in through a neural interface. With this small, but completely false new branding, video games were ready to start spreading across virtual black markets like spoilers for the latest episode of Ace Flyer Kr’t-Kah on the galnet (side note: please have some courtesy to others and tag your spoilers).
Human governance and society at large had been reportedly as surprised to see a lack of simulation games from other species as they were that humans had them. But they were even more surprised when they started getting accused of pushing the latest data drug. This was an especially confusing accusation because neural interface technology was not widely adopted by humanity at the time, and only a fraction of a percent of their population even knew of the existence of data drugs in the first place. The revelation that most humans had video games of some sort on their PPDDs (personal portable data devices) threatened to cause an uproar in the galaxy, as paranoia around data drugs was at an all time high among many species.
After trying and failing to ignore the problem for long enough for it to go away, human governance, as well as human corporations producing video games, were forced to release statements, acknowledging that:

• Yes, video games were human productions.
• Yes, they could be addictive in the same way that any other pleasure-seeking activity could be addictive.
• Yes, there are games that even humans ban. Adult subject matter is restricted from youths, but additionally, games could be made manipulatively to exploit or develop gambling addictions, which is banned outright. Technically this ban isn’t even for games specifically, but instead falls under the purview of their laws against taking advantage of the mentally unstable.
• No, they did not “hack your brain” to cause neural impulses, unless you’re a a Syns-nah, who only partially exist in our dimension and are not used to any 3-dimensional sensory inputs, to the point where eating an unflavored [grain product resembling a cracker] can cause them vivid hallucinations.
• If other races want to ban them, go ahead, but humans can’t really stop data from spreading (their government has tried, believe me), and they’re not going to stop making or distributing them where it’s legal.

Ironically enough, the controversy made them much more popular, even in places that decided on banning them. The idea of a simulation that could act like a data drug without the risk of frying your mind like the real thing was enticing to many. The lack of side effects and ease with which the games could be distributed only increased both their spread and unregulatability. In short order, races throughout the galaxy were trying out a new pastime, and galnet connected multiplayer games were bridging the gaps between the stars. Now, several other races, including my own, are seeking advice from human developers in starting their own simulation game projects. Only time will tell what kind of games their unique perspectives will produce, but it’s unlikely that humans will lose their position as the most powerful and profitable storytellers through this new medium; they have generations of experience to draw upon, after all.
Rumors that the data drug sales pitch was a deliberate ploy by the human game industry (to drum up intergalactic sales) or by human governance (to spread human culture and influence) are still under investigation, but solid evidence for either has yet to emerge.
Edit: anyone posting untagged Ace Flyer Kr’t-Kah spoilers in the comments section of this article will receive an immediate, no-warning permaban.

Obviously, this post is about the broken trust and my displeasure with the app and the company behind it.
I’m really frustrated with this company. They completely disregard the needs and requests of their customer base, who helped build them up, by failing to implement app updates and useful features while also going against the lifetime promise they made users in GN5.
Instead, they forced an AI, which is not good at all and completely counterintuitive to the apps initial intent of improving rention with handwriting, into the app and started charging a ridiculous amount for what felt like a downgrade. They didn't deliver simple quality-of-life updates like better pens that don't require manual settings, a basic pencil tool or tape, and they removed free templates from Goodnotes 5, only to place them on their overhyped Marketplace and charge for them. They also locked previously free features behind a subscription. To be even more ironic, when Notability got backlash for going subscription, Goodnotes actually took a crack at them saying how stupid a choice it was and how they would never!
Their argument was that since it was a new app, the previous agreement of “a lifetime of free updates” only applied to GN5, not the user. However, if that was the case, they should have created a new app listing for GN6 instead of overlaying it on top of GN5 in the app store. As a result, all the positive reviews for GN5 transferred over, making GN6 seem like a stellar and highly recommended app, when in reality, 90% of the reviews since its release have been 1 star. It feels deceptive and misleading. I'm not even sure if it's legal! Especially because some of the promised “features” don’t even work for a huge amount of users. To make matters worse, when the launch failed and the community expressed their displeasure, they started removing negative comments from posts to make it seem like people were satisfied.
IMO you should try any other app as this company has no issue ignoring customers, especially long term ones, and faking a positive rating by riding on the old reviews from their previous app.
TLDR: Goodnotes is greedy, untrustworthy and does not care about its customers, putting out half-baked content that contradicts the brands message. They also remove negative feedback to make themselves appear better.

Hi everyone,
I'm excited to share a glimpse into a recent project where I developed custom reports for Dynamics 365 CRM. Today, I'll be focusing on our Quote Generation Report, which exemplifies the power and versatility of our reporting solution.
Overview:
Our goal was to streamline the process of generating quotes within Dynamics 365 CRM. The Quote Generation Report automates this process, pulling data from our products table and dynamically generating detailed quotes for our clients.
Key Features:

1. Dynamic Product Integration: Each product in the quote is associated with a technical document, providing comprehensive information to the sales team and clients.
2. Customization Options: We've built in several customization options to tailor each quote to the specific needs of our clients, offering a personalized experience:
   • Language Selection: Users can choose their preferred language for the report generation, ensuring that the content is presented in the language they prefer.
   • Template Selection: Users can select a template from the available quote templates based on the previously selected language. The data is automatically adapted to the selected template and language, enhancing the flexibility and customization of each quote.
   • Dynamic and Static Data:
     • Dynamic Data: Data is read from the CRM, ensuring real-time accuracy and relevance.
     • Static Data: For example, a product may have a technical document available in different languages. Based on the chosen language for the report, the appropriate technical document is merged with the main template, ensuring that all information is presented consistently and comprehensively.
   • Direct Download: After the report generation finishes, users can directly download the report. Each report is saved as a note in a custom entity for easy access and reference. Additionally, reports can be uploaded to SharePoint for collaborative sharing and storage purposes.

These features not only streamline the quote generation process but also empower users with the ability to create tailored, professional reports that meet their specific requirements.
Visual Showcase:
I've prepared a video walkthrough of the Quote Generation Report, giving you a firsthand look at its functionality and user interface. You can watch it here.
Additionally, I've uploaded the same sample quote document generated in the video (the data has been replaced with dummy data) using our solution. You can view and download it here.
I'm eager to hear your thoughts and answer any questions you may have about our custom reporting solution

It's well known that marketing & sales are very crucial for SaaS businesses, and many founders with a developer mindset tend to under-look this. We also know that these days with pre-built templates, frameworks, AI, and other tools - it's easier than ever to get a product built. It's almost become commoditized.
At the same time, ad channels and methods of distribution have become more saturated, leading to lower ROI and conversions. Most would agree that the biggest challenge of SaaS is not in building it, but in distributing / selling it.
Based on your experience - what has worked and what hasn't when it comes to distributing your SaaS product? How much should be spent on developing the product vs getting the initial traction via marketing and sales? Provide any other context (e.g. what niche, type of SaaS, etc.) that might be helpful

In the world of fashion, custom t-shirts have become a popular way for individuals and businesses to express their unique identities. From personal statements to branding tools, custom t-shirts offer endless possibilities. This guide will explore the benefits, design process, and tips for creating your perfect custom tee.

The Benefits of Custom T-Shirts

1. Personal Expression: Custom t-shirts are a canvas for self-expression. Whether it's showcasing your favorite quote, an inside joke, or a personal artwork, these tees allow you to wear your personality on your sleeve—literally.
2. Branding and Marketing: For businesses, custom t-shirts serve as walking advertisements. They help create a cohesive brand image and can be used for promotional events, employee uniforms, or merchandise.
3. Event Memorabilia: Custom t-shirts are a fantastic way to commemorate special events like family reunions, weddings, or corporate events. They provide attendees with a memorable keepsake that unites the group.
4. Fundraising: Organizations often use custom t-shirts as a fundraising tool. Unique designs can drive sales and raise awareness for causes, making them both a profitable and meaningful choice.

The Design Process

Creating a custom t-shirt involves several key steps:
Conceptualize Your Design: Start by brainstorming ideas. Consider the purpose of the shirt and the message you want to convey. Sketch out rough ideas or use design tools to bring your vision to life.
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Select a Printing Method:

• Screen Printing: Ideal for bulk orders, screen printing offers vibrant colors and durability.
• Direct-to-Garment (DTG): Perfect for intricate designs and smaller orders, DTG prints directly onto the fabric with high detail.
• Heat Transfer: A versatile option that applies a design using heat and pressure, suitable for various materials.
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Design Elements:

• Typography: Choose fonts that reflect the tone of your message. Combine different styles for visual interest but avoid overcomplicating.
• Colors: Select a color palette that enhances your design and stands out on the t-shirt fabric.
• Graphics: Incorporate illustrations, logos, or photographs. Ensure high-resolution images for the best print quality.

Finalize Your Design: Use design software to refine your creation. Check for any errors and make sure all elements are properly aligned. Many custom t-shirt companies offer design templates to help with this process.
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• Keep It Simple: Sometimes, less is more. A clean and straightforward design often makes the most impact.
• Know Your Audience: Tailor your design to the tastes and preferences of your target audience.
• Test Prints: Before committing to a large order, request sample prints to see how your design looks on the actual t-shirt.
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Custom t-shirts are more than just clothing; they are a medium for creativity, branding, and connection. By understanding the design process and considering the tips outlined in this guide, you can create custom t-shirts that not only look great but also resonate with your audience. So, unleash your creativity and start designing your perfect custom t-shirt today!

I started off reading through various templates and copy and pasted pieces of them together to make what looks to me to be an agreement that covers all the bases. Before I put this in front of a solicitor, I'd really appreciate if someone knowledgable about these things could take a quick look at it and tell me if I've done anything obviously wrong here. Many thanks!
1. Introduction This partnership agreement ("Agreement") is entered into on 25/05/2024, by and between:
X, hereinafter referred to as "Partner A", and X, hereinafter referred to as "Partner B".
2. Purpose of the Partnership The purpose of this partnership is to collaborate on the development, production, and marketing of innovative products for the X industry, as well as to establish and grow a successful business entity, X ("Business").
3. Contributions

• Partner A will primarily handle the technical aspects of product development, including prototyping, PCB design, programming, and research and development of future products. Partner A's contribution includes extensive time, expertise, years of learning, research, development, testing, and a deep personal passion for the X industry.
• Partner B will be responsible for sales, marketing, distribution, and overall business operations. Partner B's contribution includes financial resources, sales expertise, operational support, and strategic planning.

4. Ownership and Equity The ownership structure of the partnership shall be 65% for Partner A and 35% for Partner B. Profits and losses shall be distributed in accordance with this ownership percentage.
5. Intellectual Property

• Each partner shall retain ownership of the intellectual property they contribute to the partnership. This includes inventions, designs, processes, trademarks, and any other forms of intellectual property developed or used within the Business.
• Partner A shall own the intellectual property related to the technical development of products, including the X and any future products developed by Partner A.
• Partner B shall own the intellectual property related to sales, marketing strategies, branding, and business operations developed or used within the Business.

6. Management and Decision Making

• Partner A shall have final decision-making authority over technical aspects of product development, including but not limited to:
  • Technical specifications
  • Prototype enhancements
  • PCB design
  • Research and development of future products
• Partner B shall have final decision-making authority over sales, marketing, distribution, financial management, and overall business operations, including but not limited to:
  • Sales strategies
  • Marketing campaigns
  • Distribution channels
  • Financial planning and budgeting
  • Operational policies and procedures

7. Duties and Responsibilities

• Partner A shall be responsible for:
  • Technical development and enhancement of products
  • Research and development of future product lines
  • Providing technical support and expertise
  • Contributing to the development and implementation of marketing strategies based on market knowledge
  • Website design, development, maintenance, and updates
• Partner B shall be responsible for:
  • Sales, marketing, and distribution of products
  • Managing business operations and logistics
  • Developing and implementing marketing strategies in collaboration with Partner A
  • Financial planning and budgeting
  • Financial reporting and analysis
  • Cash flow management
  • Taxation and regulatory compliance

8. Financial Matters

• Both partners will contribute financially to cover expenses related to product development, marketing, operational costs, and business expansion as they are able.
• Partner A will primarily contribute through extensive time, expertise, and technical development work. Partner B will provide financial resources as able for the growth and operation of the business.
• Partner A acknowledges the existing debt owed to Partner B from a previous business arrangement. Both partners agree to address this debt separately from the initial financial contributions for the new Business.

9. Term and Termination

• This partnership shall commence on 25/05/2024 and shall continue indefinitely unless terminated earlier by mutual agreement or as provided herein.
• Either partner may terminate this Agreement with 14 days' written notice to the other partner.

10. Amendments and Governing Law

• Any amendments or modifications to this Agreement shall be made in writing and signed by both partners.
• This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the United Kingdom.

Dear [First and Last Name],
I am seeking representation for MOONLIGHT DISCO, an 80000 word young adult contemporary fantasy novel inspired by the Japanese folklore The Tale of Princess Kaguya. It combines the ambitious heroine from If You Could See The Sun by Ann Liang and the whimsical world building from **The Girl Who Fell Beneath the Sea by Axie Oh.
Sixteen-year-old Rhode Ouyang catches stars to sell each summer to fund her future college expenses. However, this summer’s star sales is a total failure as collectors no longer want a star from a no name teen. Rhode also gets chastised by Sei, her childhood friend and fellow star catcher, for attempting to sell hand painted stars in a desperate attempt to attract buyers. To make it worse, Rhode is forced to pay back Sei’s dad for freeing his rabbits after a nervous breakdown.
The stress eventually causes Rhode’s hair to turn white, but she has an idea: she’ll pose as the village moon deity instead of finding a job for the summer. With help from other villagers, Rhode begins selling self-dubbed “moon blessed” stars to tourists for hundreds of dollars. Even malformed stars can sell for one hundred dollars if they come from her hand. For an additional fifty dollars, she’ll include fortune telling and photo opportunities. Not everyone is enthused about Rhode’s fame, one of whom is Sei, who’s now her competitor in selling stars. They agree that whoever earns the least money at the end of the week will do whatever the winner tells them to do.
Except, it’s easier to fantasize about wealth and success than it is to achieve it. As Rhode’s popularity skyrockets, her face gets plastered over the Internet, gaining clout but also recognition. Rhode must make sure she doesn’t get outed as a fraud or she’ll end up paying back all the money she earned and even get sent to jail.
previous version here
I put two asterisks near the second comp since I'm currently reading through it and debating whether I should use it as comp. I'm not good at comps since I'm also picky at what books to pick up. Initially, I had T. Kingfisher's A Wizard's Guide to Defensive Baking as one but I found out it was self-pubbed. If anyone has good YA comps that are cozy/fluffy in its world building please let me know! Thank you all.
Note: once I finish the MS I'll put a third version with my first 300 out. I just want some other eyes on the query right now but I'm certain nothing drastic plot-wise will be changed to warrant an overhaul of what was written above.

Hey guys,
I know that most of you are using a single template for the entire campaign, and I was working just like you, until I thought that I can use AI to personalize each email, and in huge bulks. That's why I built SalesBud. SalesBud has the ability to load all of your leads in one bulk, and it will create a personalized email sequence for each one of your leads by using GenAI. Feel free to try it! At the moment the first month is free.
I'd be happy to address all your questions and doubts, so feel free to share your thoughts.

Hi all, any insight would be greatly appreciated. We have a set of products with multiple variants and are moving to a flat product setup, where each product is a stand alone. Has anyone here successfully created a new product.template, and updated/overwritten the existing product.template link for the existing product.products? I found one set of instructions that sounds like it would work, involving exporting the current variants with their external IDs, creating a new product from that, importing then exporting the new products to get their external ID, then pasting that new product external ID to the existing variants 'linked to' field, and reimporting the variants with the new links. This should preserve the sales history etc. We're using v16, anything else that would be helpful please just ask! I'm very new to Odoo, does anyone have experience of doing this? Was it a complete disaster? Thanks!

At the South Street Whole Foods tonight, I paid:

• 1.32 for a single 3 oz. head of garlic
• .59 for a lime
• .25 for a single jalapeño
• .83 for a single 2/3 lb non-organic baking potato
• .89 for a cucumber
• 1.79 for a single avocado

Half a decade ago and on the other side of the country, I was paying .50 for a POUND of jalapeño, .69 for a POUND of limes, .25 for a cucumber, .33 for an avocado, .33 for a POUND of baking potatoes, and $3 for a POUND of garlic. (Those are sale prices, but those Whole Foods prices have some prime discounts, and even at double those lower prices, I'm getting comparatively crushed these days!) (I looked at old flyers online to check these prices—this isn't a 'the fish that got away was thiiiiiis big' memory.)
I barely ever buy meat or prepared food, and groceries are still brutally expensive. By my calculation, I paid $5.67 today for what used to cost me $1.57 (.66+.07+.03+.23+.25+.33). That's an effective 261% price increase!
I know, I know: FJB (or your favorite rant)! And the pandemic. And I'm buying the fanciest of the basic produce. And "if you don't like it here, leave."
But maybe I'm just shopping at the wrong place. I figured I'd check here to see if there was a good place to buy produce that was cheaper than I'm paying now without having terrible quality. Where do you all shop?

Mods,
I thought I saw a status update post earlier today or yesterday, but now I can't sewm to find it. It had information regarding the status of the website, that a template to send to MPs was being worked on and more.
It might be worth having a post pinned that has a weekly status update on what has been completed so far and upcoming plans that require the help of the members of this sub to help execute. It could be a great place for discussion, planning, and idea sharing. This way, more people can jump in and help out on tasks as needed.
It would also be great if the post had links to the upcoming website, Facebook, discord, telegram, templates, flyers, etc. So that it is easy for members to get the tools they need, they need to share information with our fellow Canadians.
I personally can't wait to start slapping up flyers all over my city.
Rock on Canadians!
Edit: Spelling.

'm unsure if the numbers in these two sentences are adjectives.

1. Is "tens of thousands" an adjective in the phrase, "They both have tens of thousands of cookies ready to go for the bake sale."
2. Are "one" and "two" adjectives in the phrase, "But one thing definitely sets the two sections apart: space."

I've looked everywhere online, and everyone has a different answer.

For those in Blacksburg, here's a rundown of some of this weekend's top events that you can enjoy:
Weekend Rundown of Fun: 1. Beer Tasting with Eastern Divide Vintage Cellar, Blacksburg Friday, May 17, 2024, 4:00 - 7:00 PM Admission: Free Vintage Cellar welcomes Brandon from Blacksburg's own Eastern Divide Brewing Company for a special beer tasting event. Must be ages 21 and older to participate. IDs are required. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777423
2. Pearisburg Community Market 2024 Kickoff with Music at the Market ft. Music from Ride'n Shotgun Band Pearisburg Community & Recreation Center, Pearisburg Friday, May 17, 2024, 5:30 - 7:30 PM Admission: Free The Pearisburg Community Market kicks off their 2024 Music at the Market series featuring the Ride'n Shotgun Band performing . Join them on the front lawn at the Community Center for live music, a variety of unique vendors, get a bite to eat from the Simple Fixins food truck, Hope Church NRV's Hamburger Camp Fundraiser and dessert from Dough Dees or Kimmies Kandy. In addition there will be a free art activity for kids. The Ride'n Shotgun Band is five-member band based in southwest Virginia playing popular country and rock music. Bring a chair or blanket to enjoy. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777443
3. Friday Nights at the Farm with Music from Celie Holmes and Black Coffee Beliveau Farm Winery, Blacksburg Friday, May 17, 2024, 6:00 - 9:00 PM Admission: Free Join Beliveau in welcoming a special musical guest every Friday night with live music from 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM and sing along to all of your favorite classics. Celie Holmes and Black Coffee perform a well-rounded repertoire of jazz standards, R&B, light rock and more and are based in Virginia. Enjoy food from Beliveau's full service kitchen until 8:30 PM and chat over a glass of wine during their extended bar hours until 9:00 PM. Get a $5 Beliveau Buck to use during your next visit for every $50.00 you spend on Friday nights from 6:00-9:00 PM. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777448
4. Dirt Road Breakdown in Concert Rising Silo Farm Brewery, Blacksburg Friday, May 17, 2024, 6:00 - 9:00 PM Admission: Free Lee Worley and Bob Chew bring you swamp rocking Americana and classic honky tonk plus originals and enough rock and rockabilly to keep your feet a jumping. This unique duet we'll have you thinking it is a full four-piece band. Drawing from North Mississippi Allstars, Tom Petty, CCR, Black Keys, Muddy Waters, Jack White, Robert Johnson, John Lee Hooker, Rolling Stones, and more. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777072
5. May Bluegrass & Old Time Jam Session Newport Community Center, Newport Friday, May 17, 2024, 7:00 - 9:00 PM Admission: Free The Newport Community Center presents the Third Friday May Bluegrass & Old Time Jam Session. Bring your instruments and join us for a night of bluegrass and old time music in the cafeteria at the Newport Community Center. This is a family friendly event. Hotdogs, chili, cornbread and BBQ will be available for purchase. The Bluegrass & Old Time Jam Sessions are a monthly event that occur on the first and third Fridays of each month from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777005
6. Indoor Movie Night featuring The Greatest Showman Chateau Morrisette, Floyd Friday, May 17, 2024, 7:00 - 8:45 PM Admission: Free Chateau Morrisette presents an Indoor Movie Night featuring "The Greatest Showman". Bring the kids and join us for a special evening at the winery with free popcorn. Wine and cheese boards will also be available for purchase. The 2017 biography and musical drama "The Greatest Showman" is rated PG and stars Hugh Jackman, Michelle Wiliams and Zac Efron. Film Synopsis: Celebrates the birth of show business and tells of a visionary who rose from nothing to create a spectacle that became a worldwide sensation. Note: Due to the expected rain, the movie has been moved inside instead of the planned outdoor film. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777279
7. Sarai Sibeal and Alliens in Concert Dogtown Roadhouse, Floyd Friday, May 17, 2024, 8:00 - 11:00 PM Admission: $10.00 Join Dogtown for a fantastic night with two acts that will get you moving. Sarai Sibeal will open the show and will be accompanied by Cameron McLaughlin on bass, Willis Greenstreet on guitar, Janiah Allen on drums, John Pence on keys, and Vladimir Espinosa on percussion for this show. Sarah Bowles, also known as Sarai Sibeal, is a native Roanoker. Merging electro-soul with R&B and world music influences, Sarah crafts a mesmerizing fusion of sound that captivates and engages the audience. Alliens is a powerful Caribbean-funk, world groove sensation led by brothers Jamiel and Janiah Allen that merges diverse world rhythms into a magnetic musical tapestry. The band effortlessly blends rock, reggae, funk, ska, Caribbean soca, electronica, cumbia, and more, creating an infectious sound that defies borders. A cross-cultural blend of sound is rooted deep in their souls from growing and living in foreign lands. Top it off with conscious multi-lingual lyrics and sweet trio harmonies and you get an experience that moves mind, body and soul. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777458
8. 2024 Braveheart 5K Run / Walk Bisset Park, Radford Saturday, May 18, 2024, 7:00 - 11:00 AM Admission: $35.00 Run the the fastest 5k course in the New River Valley and support the American Heart Association in the process courtesy of Runabout Sports and Carilion Clinic. Race day registration is from 7:00-8:00 AM and the 5k starts at 8:30 AM. This race runs along the beautiful New River for its entirety. The course is flat, fast and perfect for setting a personal best or running your first 5k. Participants can register in person at Runabout Sports within the First & Main Shopping Center or online. Awards will be awarded to fastest runners by gender and age group. As part of the Runabout Sports 2024 Race series, you will accumulate points towards overall and age group series awards. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777394
9. 2024 Pearisburg Junior Woman’s Club Junior Jamboree Pearisburg Community & Recreation Center, Pearisburg Saturday, May 18, 2024, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Admission: Free Donut Dash: Ages 3 & Up: $5.00, Ages 2 & Under: Free The Pearisburg Junior Woman’s Club (PJWC) will be hosting its 2nd Annual Junior Jamboree featuring a wide variety of events. The fun starts off with the Donut Dash from 9:00-10:00 AM in front of the basketball courts and is open to all ages. Participants will stroll along the park trail with tasty donut stops along the half mile trail. They will make their way to the pavilion where gourmet donuts and coffee await. All proceeds from the Donut Dash will help fund the expansion of Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library in Giles County. At 10:00 AM, artists, crafters, local organizations and food trucks will be set up on the lawn of the Pearisburg Community Center. Additionally, enjoy live entertainment from the Giles County School of Dance at 11:00 AM, followed by Dance Motion performing at noon and closing out the entertainment at 1:00 PM is The Honey Drops. The Honey Drops are a young trio of singers (Aubrey Adkins, Ella Butler, and Ky Fury), ages 14, 15, and 16, based out of West Virginia. Their influences are broad, from Fleetwood Mac to the Killers and the Wailin’ Jennys to show tunes. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777273
10. The Little Event (Litter Clean Up) Iron Tree Brewing Company, Christiansburg Saturday, May 18, 2024, 9:00 - 10:00 AM First Beer is 50% Off After Turning In Full Bag of Trash from Little Clean Up Join Iron Tree, Community Pizza, The Grill, and Baking is for lovers for a litter clean up event. Stop by Baking is for Lovers or Iron Tree Brewing between 9:00-10:00 AM to grab an empty grain bag and gloves. Then drive to your favorite park, neighborhood or hang around the brewery and fill up the bag with trash. Then bring the grain bag full of trash back to Iron Tree or The Grill for disposal and grab some lunch and a beverage. Participants, who fill a trash bag and turn it in, will receive 50% off their first beer at Iron Tree. Baking is for Lovers offers 10% off any item, Gardner's Frozen Treats and Gardner’s Frozen Treats will offer 20% off one treat and Gardner's Grill will offer 20% off one entree and Community Pizza will be doing 20% off any pizza during dinner service. The event is rain or shine. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777489
11. 2024 Spring Repair Cafe Habitat for Humanity ReStore, Christiansburg Saturday, May 18, 2024, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Admission: Free The New River Valley Timebank and the Habitat for Humanity ReStore presents the 2024 Spring Repair Cafe. Stop by the ReStore for free repairs including sewing for clothes & more, small furniture & appliances, electronics, knife sharpening, plant repotting and more. A Repair Cafe is a free event that promotes repair as an alternative to tossing things out. Give new life to your cherished items. The New River Valley Master Gardener Association will hold a plant clinic in addition to providing assistance to repotting plants (bring your own pots & soil). The New River Valley TimeBank is a project of New River Valley Home, a non-profit that works to foster vibrant, lifespan-friendly communities by connecting people, resources and organizations. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777480
12. Fish Fry Fundraiser New Mount Olive United Methodist Church, Radford Saturday, May 18, 2024, 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM Fish Dinner: $13.00, Fish Sandwich: $6.00, One Piece of Whiting Fish: $3.50 Enjoy a fish fry including your choice of a Fish Dinner, Fish Sandwich or One Piece of Whiting Fish. The Fish Dinner includes two pieces of Whiting Fish, Baked Beans, Coleslaw, Roll and Dessert for $13.00. The Fish Sandwich includes one piece of Whiting Fish on a bun and coleslaw for $6.00. One piece of Whiting Fish is $3.50. A portion of the proceeds will go to the Richie Delaney Memorial Fund to benefit his children. On January 16th, Richard Delaney of Delaney's Kitchen, a restaurant in Fairlawn, passed away unexpectedly. As this is a tough time emotionally on the whole family, it is especially a tragic situation for Richard's three young children. Orders can be called in as well. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777481
13. BrewRidge Music Festival 2024 Mountain Lake Lodge, Pembroke Saturday, May 18, 2024, 12:00 - 5:00 PM General Admission: $20.00, Beer Tasting Tickets: $35.00 Celebrate Virginia craft breweries on Top of the World at Mountain Lake Lodge's 2024 BrewRidge Music Festival. Join them for a day filled with great music, delicious brews, and beautiful views. They will have an array of Virginia microbreweries and musical performances by local old-time Appalachian and bluegrass artists Tennessee Hillbuddies from 12:00-2:00 PM and Jim and Val Gabehart from 2:30-4:30 PM. Concessions will be available for purchase cash only including BBQ, burgers and brats during event. Beer tasting tickets include five full beers. Lodging Packages are also available which includes one night's lodging. Note: This event is cash only for day of event purchases. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=776811
14. Blacksburg Mini Comic-Con B&B Theatres Blacksburg 11, Blacksburg Saturday, May 18, 2024, 12:00 - 5:00 PM Admission: Free Costumes are encouraged and prizes will be handed out throughout the day. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777442
15. Dungeons & Dragons One-Shot Adventure for Ages 8 & Up Blacksburg Library, Blacksburg Saturday, May 18, 2024, 1:00 - 4:00 PM Admission: Free Learn to play Dungeons & Dragons with a one-time adventure. All supplies provided. The time commitment will be about three hours. Children ages 8 and up are welcome with an accompanying adult. Admission is free though registration is required. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777474
16. The Art of Happiness: Bubble Prints Montgomery Museum of Art & History, Christiansburg Saturday, May 18, 2024, 2:00 - 3:30 PM Admission: Free The Montgomery Museum of Art & History presents the third program of The Art of Happiness 2024 series titled "Adopting Animal Characteristics through Clay". The Montgomery Museum of Art & History is bringing back "The Art of Happiness" during May, which is Mental Health Awareness Month. The month long series of events offer self-help coping tactics and strategies by using art exhibits, materials, and spaces as helpful tools to address emotional well-being. On May 18th, the program is "Bubble Prints". Creating calming and fun watercolor-like prints from paint-filled bubbles. Admission is free and all materials will be provided by the museum though registration is required. For adults 18 and older only. No art experience is needed. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=775917
17. Documentary Fundraiser: Butterfly In The Sky Lyric Theatre, Blacksburg Saturday, May 18, 2024, 3:00 - 4:30 PM Admission: $5.00 Enjoy the award-winning documentary "Butterfly In The Sky" about the PBS children's show "Reading Rainbow". Inspiring and nostalgic, "Butterfly in the Sky" tells the tale of a revolutionary reading movement. Reliving the show’s legacy is a refreshing return to the written page. But you don’t have to take our word for it. It will be a fantastic afternoon celebrating books and the love of reading with representatives taking registrations for the Imagination Library program, along with Take and Make Craft bags and information on Summer Reading Programs from the Blacksburg Public Library, a Children's Books Pop-Up and gift card raffle from Blacksburg Books, and a special presentation from Storytime with Joelle. Ticket sale proceeds benefit Dolly Parton's Imagination Library of Montgomery County for local children. Tickets will be available in-person before the film or in advance online. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=77748818. May Flashlight Tour St. Albans, Radford Saturday, May 18, 2024, 5:30 - 7:30 PM Admission: $20.00 St. Albans presents their May Flashlight Tour with registration at 5:30 PM and the tour from 6:00-7:30 PM. The Flashlight Tour is guided and includes a little history and paranormal in one. Hear all the chilling tales of what paranormal investigators, and the public, have encountered within these 120 year old walls. A little bit of history, a little bit of paranormal. Tickets are available online in advance and will be sold at the door provided tickets are still available. Wear comfortable shoes and bring a flashlight as there will be lots of walking and many dark areas. Dress accordingly as the building is not climate controlled. You must be 18 years of age (16 if accompanied by a parent or legal guardian). The monthly Public Paranormal Investigation will occur from 8:00 PM - 1:00 AM with registration at 7:30 PM and is $35.00 for those interested. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777483 19. Spring Fed Roots in Concert Rising Silo Farm Brewery, Blacksburg Saturday, May 18, 2024, 6:00 - 9:00 PM Admission: Free Spring Fed Roots performs music rooted in the mountains of Southwest Virginia, nourished by the waters and inspired by the beauty. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777073
20. Merchant Copy in Concert The Blue Hen - Family Style Restaurant, Christiansburg Saturday, May 18, 2024, 7:00 - 10:00 PM Admission: $10.00 Merchant Copy is a classic rock & roll and blues band based in Roanoke, VA playing hits from the 70s and 80s. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777441
21. Free Appraisal Day Cambria Station Antiques, Christiansburg Sunday, May 19, 2024, 1:00 - 4:00 PM Admission: Free Join Cambria Station Antiques for a free Appraisal Day to find out what your family heirloom, antiques or vintage items are worth. Valley Auctions, LLC will be on site providing feedback and written appraisals. Guests are limited to one item per person with only small antiques or collectibles. Larger items can be appraised from multiple high quality photos and item dimensions instead of in person. No jewelry at this time. The event is first come, first serve. Note: Some items may require additional research, so appraisals may be sent after the event. Link: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEventDetails.cfm?E=777457
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For all the rest of the big weekend events, visit: http://www.nextthreedays.com/FeaturedEvents.cfm
Thanks for reading, have a great weekend and don't let the rain stop your fun!

How To Increase Traffic Through Email Marketing
In today’s digital landscape, businesses are constantly seeking effective strategies to drive traffic to their websites. One powerful method that has stood the test of time is email marketing. When executed correctly, email marketing can significantly increase traffic, engage your audience, and ultimately, boost your sales. This article will focus on leveraging TrafficWave, a robust email marketing platform, to achieve these goals.

Understanding Email Marketing and TrafficWave

What is Email Marketing?

Email marketing involves sending targeted emails to a group of people with the aim of promoting products, services, or content. It’s a direct form of communication that allows businesses to reach their audience’s inboxes and create a personal connection.

What is TrafficWave?

TrafficWave is an email marketing platform that offers tools for creating, managing, and analyzing email campaigns. It provides features like autoresponders, tracking, and list management to help businesses optimize their email marketing efforts.

Setting Up Your TrafficWave Account

Before diving into strategies, you need to set up your TrafficWave account. Here’s a step-by-step guide:
Sign Up: Visit the TrafficWave website and sign up for an account. They offer a 30-day free trial which is a great way to explore their features.
Create a Campaign: Once your account is set up, create your first email campaign. TrafficWave’s user-friendly interface makes this process straightforward.
Build Your List: Import your existing contacts or use TrafficWave’s opt-in forms to start building your email list.
Customize Your Emails: Use TrafficWave’s templates or design your own emails to match your brand’s style and message.

Strategies to Increase Traffic Through Email Marketing

1. Crafting Compelling Subject Lines

The subject line is the first thing your recipients see, and it plays a crucial role in whether they open your email. Here are some tips:
Keep It Short and Sweet: Aim for 6-10 words or 50 characters.
Create Urgency: Use phrases like “Limited Time Offer” or “Don’t Miss Out”.
Personalize: Include the recipient’s name to make it more personal.
Be Clear: Ensure the subject line accurately reflects the email’s content.

2. Segmentation and Targeting

Segmenting your email list allows you to send more relevant content to different groups of subscribers. TrafficWave makes this easy with their list management tools. Consider segmenting based on:
Demographics: Age, gender, location.
Behavior: Past purchases, website activity.
Preferences: Types of content they’ve shown interest in.

3. Creating High-Quality Content

The content of your emails should provide value to your readers. Here are some tips:
Focus on Benefits: Highlight how your product or service can solve a problem for your readers.
Use Clear CTAs: Include a clear call-to-action that guides readers on what to do next.
Include Visuals: Images, videos, and infographics can make your emails more engaging.
Personalize Content: Use the recipient’s name and tailor the content based on their preferences.

4. Utilizing Autoresponders

Autoresponders are a series of emails sent automatically based on specific triggers. TrafficWave’s autoresponder feature can help you:
Welcome New Subscribers: Send a welcome email as soon as someone subscribes.
Nurture Leads: Send a series of educational emails that build trust and guide them towards a purchase.
Re-engage Inactive Subscribers: Send emails to re-engage subscribers who haven’t opened your emails in a while.

5. A/B Testing

A/B testing involves sending two versions of an email to see which performs better. TrafficWave’s platform allows for easy A/B testing. Test different elements like:
Subject Lines: See which subject line gets a higher open rate.
Content: Test different types of content to see what resonates more.
CTAs: Try different calls-to-action to see which one gets more clicks.

6. Optimizing for Mobile

With a significant number of people checking emails on their phones, it’s crucial to optimize your emails for mobile devices. Here’s how:
Responsive Design: Use responsive email templates that adjust to different screen sizes.
Short Paragraphs: Keep paragraphs short for easy reading on small screens.
Large CTAs: Ensure your call-to-action buttons are large enough to be tapped easily.

7. Timing and Frequency

Finding the right balance for when and how often to send emails can impact your success. Consider:
Timing: Test different days and times to see when your audience is most responsive.
Frequency: Avoid bombarding your subscribers. A good starting point is one to two emails per week.

8. Monitoring and Analyzing Performance

Regularly monitoring your email campaign performance helps you understand what’s working and what’s not. TrafficWave provides detailed analytics, including:
Open Rates: Percentage of people who opened your email.
Click-Through Rates (CTR): Percentage of people who clicked on a link in your email.
Conversion Rates: Percentage of people who completed a desired action (e.g., making a purchase).
Use these metrics to refine your strategies and improve future campaigns.

Advanced Techniques to Drive More Traffic

1. Integrating Social Media

Combine your email marketing efforts with social media to reach a broader audience. Promote your email content on social media platforms and encourage followers to subscribe to your email list. TrafficWave’s social sharing features make this integration seamless.

2. Personalized Landing Pages

Direct your email recipients to personalized landing pages that match the content of your emails. This increases the relevance and likelihood of conversion. TrafficWave allows you to create custom landing pages for each campaign.

3. Re-Engagement Campaigns

Design campaigns specifically to re-engage inactive subscribers. Offer exclusive discounts or new content to entice them back. TrafficWave’s segmentation tools help identify these subscribers and target them effectively.

4. Leveraging User-Generated Content

Encourage your subscribers to share their experiences with your products or services. Feature their testimonials, reviews, and photos in your emails. This not only provides social proof but also fosters a community around your brand.

5. Implementing a Referral Program

Create a referral program that rewards subscribers for referring new customers. TrafficWave can help you track these referrals and manage the program efficiently. Offer incentives like discounts, freebies, or exclusive content to encourage participation.

Common Pitfalls to Avoid

While email marketing is powerful, it’s important to avoid common mistakes:

1. Ignoring List Hygiene

Regularly clean your email list to remove inactive or invalid email addresses. This helps maintain high deliverability rates and prevents your emails from being marked as spam.

2. Overlooking Spam Regulations

Ensure compliance with spam regulations like CAN-SPAM and GDPR. Provide clear opt-out options and respect your subscribers’ privacy.

3. Sending Too Many Emails

Avoid overwhelming your subscribers with too many emails. This can lead to higher unsubscribe rates and lower engagement. Focus on quality over quantity.

4. Neglecting Mobile Optimization

Failing to optimize for mobile can result in a poor user experience and lower engagement rates. Always test your emails on different devices before sending.

Conclusion

Email marketing, when executed effectively, can be a game-changer for driving traffic to your website. By leveraging the powerful features of TrafficWave, you can create targeted, engaging, and high-performing email campaigns. Remember to focus on crafting compelling subject lines, segmenting your audience, creating high-quality content, and continuously analyzing your performance. With these strategies in place, you’ll be well on your way to increasing traffic and achieving your business goals.
By following the tips and techniques outlined in this article, you can harness the full potential of email marketing with TrafficWave and see a significant increase in website traffic. Whether you’re a small business owner or a marketing professional, these strategies will help you build a strong email marketing foundation and drive sustainable growth.
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