GMAIL – Two tricks that may help you with mail account
to keep it cleaner
1. Bulk
deletes:
It used to be very difficult for
Gmail users to delete a large group of emails at once but they have changed
that. When you’re in your inbox for
either Primary, Social or Promtion (what other email hosts call Spam)you can
select up to 100 emails at a time to move, mark or delete. But what if you wish to wipe out the whole
lot of thousands of emails in your Promotion box? Well, you now can.
a. In your
email select Promotion
b. Now upper
left select all emails on the page by clicking on the top left box.
c. Now all
emails are selected and an action can apply to them all like delete, but wait
before you delete 100 at a time, look to the right at the top to see this line:
“All 100 conversations
on this page are selected.Select all 3,586 conversations in Primary”
D. if you Select all 3,586 you can delete them all at
once. Wahlah, a clean email box again.
2.
Second
tip involves setting up an automatic delete after your prescribed number of
days. Use of filters to move to the
delete action for Social and Promotion emails after 90 days. See below how to set this auto delete
feature:
Let's
say you want to AUTOMATICALLY delete all "Promotional" emails from
your Gmail after 90 days.
Step 1:
Go
to Settings -> Filters -> Create a new filter
Step 2:
Type
the following into "Has the words"
field:
category:promotions older_than:90d
Step 3:
Click
"Create filter with this search"
Step
4:
Select
"Delete it"
and finally click "Create filter"
button...
And...
we're done!
The
key here is older_than:90d, you can just as easily create whatever time-based filter you
want with that.
Additionally, the reverse of that filter is newer_than:90d
So,
for example, using the same steps as above, we can create a Gmail filter that
puts emails newer than 90 days under a specific label/folder... Not sure
exactly how this would benefit someone but I'm sure someone will find a use for
the filter "newer_than:Xd"
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Early month, a spate of tornadoes devastated parts of Kentucky.
And there are several ways you can help those recovering from the storms.Twitter.com/GovAndyBeshear
Where To Donate To Help Victims Of
Kentucky’s Devastating Tornado Outbreak
1
Kentucky has been reeling
from the devastation and destruction caused by the tornadoes that hit our state
this weekend. If you’re unable to make it to any in-person relief efforts, you
can still donate online to help your neighbors. Here’s a list of 35 ways
to help:
We also have a list
of opportunities to team up with local businesses providing
supplies and donations to tornado victims.
The American Red
Cross, in partnership with WLKY: Western Kentucky Disaster Relief Fundraiser (you can
also text REDCROSS to 90999 to donate $10)
Aspire Appalachia: PayPal
BG Freedom Walkers: Venmo
Bowling Green Micro
Pantry: Venmo
CARE: Kentucky Tornado Emergency Response Fund
Christian Food Bank of
Hopkins County: PayPal
Community Foundation of
West Kentucky: West Kentucky Tornado Relief Fund
Convoy of Hope: Disaster Services
Disaster Relief At
Work: PayPal
Feeding America, Kentucky’s
Heartland: Donations
Foundation for Connecting
Communities: Donations
for Tornado Survivors
Global Empowerment
Mission: Kentucky Tornadoes
GlobalGiving: Midwest US Tornado Relief Fund
GoFundMe: Verified fundraisers set up by community members
Gov. Andy Beshear: Team Western Kentucky Tornado Relief Fund
International Medical
Corps: Kentucky Tornadoes Fund
Kentucky Baptist Disaster
Relief: Tornado Donations
Kentucky Cannabis
Community: Crisis Response Fundraiser
Kentucky Veterans
Brigade: Bowling Green KY tornado relief
Louisville Food
Trucks: Help Feed Tornado victims and first responders
Marshall County Exceptional
Center: PayPal
Matthew 25:
Ministries: Donate
Mayfield Community
Foundation: Mayfield Kentucky Tornado Relief
Muslim Americans for
Compassion: Raising Funds to Help Victims of KY Tornadoes
Presbyterian Disaster
Assistance: Disaster Relief
Queer Kentucky: LGBTQ+ Storm Victims Mutual Aid Fund
Relevant Church: Mayfield Tornado Relief
Rise and Shine!: Disaster Relief Mutual Aid (Venmo)
Samaritan’s Purse: Disaster Relief
Sunrise Movement Bowling
Green: Direct
aid in Bowling Green
The LEE Initiative: Western Kentucky Disaster Relief Fund
UK College of
Medicine: Kentucky Tornado Relief Fund
United Methodist
Church: US
Disaster Response and Recovery
United Way of Kentucky: Disaster
Recovery Fund
United Way of Southern
Kentucky: Tornado Crisis and Recovery Fund
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Here is some news about Delta stopping service to some cities:
https://news.yahoo.com/delta-stop-flying-3-us-203445870.html
We haven't stopped the ORD Delta DC-9
Layover. Tomorrow, the 3rd Thursday of the month, at 19:00 at Nick's
Pizza and Pub. 856 Pyott Rd. Crystal Lake, IL.
See you there, David W. Skjerven
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For next year’s enrollment plan, Bob
likes his Medicare Advantage plan:
Bob Pike pike180@gmail.com
Hi Mark-
I am in my
third year with the ITDR Medicare Advantage Enhanced Plus plan. There are
no deductibles and no co-pays - and out of network costs are identical to in
network. Most doctor visits have a 10% coinsurance charge with a $1500 out of
pocket maximum. Due to a surgical heart procedure in August I reached
that limit so since then I have paid ZERO for every visit. I have been
retired for 22 years and this is the best plan I've ever been in.
Bob Pike
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