Altitude sickness does indeed kill people. Boost will not save them.

This is why I’m particularly rousted by Boost: Because it makes otherwise reasonable people (I assume) like you say things like “this product can and will save lives”. It literally can and will not. It may help someone with mild altitude sickness feel better. Sure. But if they’re in distress severe enough to kill them, it will not help. And if they believe as you believe and they rely on a can of Boost to save them, they may very well die. It’s a false sense of security.

That’s incredibly dangerous, and irresponsible if Boost doesn’t correct that misconception.

Don’t believe me. Write to the people at Boost and ask them if you should rely on their product as a life-saving device. If they say anything but “no”, then please forward their answer to me. You’ll get to say “I told you so”, so it’s a win-win.

Treating severe altitude sickness (the kind that can kill you) is serious business. Again, don’t believe me. Read this: http://www.jems.com/articles/print/volume-41/issue-6/features/treating-sickness-edema-caused-by-high-altitude.html

If Boost was just selling some magical crystals or dream catchers, I wouldn’t be nearly as bothered by it. The real problem I have is that people’s thought process is “hospitals use oxygen to save lives, and oxygen is oxygen, so why can’t you use Boost to save lives?” The simple answer is: Tidal volume.

So the only way they can communicate is by both contacting a server somewhere that allows the traffic in from each, and can relay messages between the two devices. In theory this could be secure from snooping if encryption is used by both (e.g.) your phone and your smart thermostat, with the third party being unaware of the encryption key. However, in reality the company running that server probably wants to collect data on all of its users as well as providing other services, so it would at best be encrypted between your phone and their server, and your smart thermostat and their server. They’ll still see all of it.

And certainly if they go out of business or decide to stop supporting it, you’re boned.

Reading CSV File… DONE! (Stored 0 of 49506 records.)
Getting files…DONE! (Got 55 files.)
Renaming files…
DONE! (Success: 0, Failed: 0.)
FINISHED with 0 files renamed out of 55 files total, and 49506 CSV records total.

It seems to me that the CSV is the problems, but the CSV file that I am using seems to be alright (the files I´m trying to rename are in the CSV). I tried using the file names with and without the wav extension. Do you have any idea what could be happening?

Thanks!!

CSV file:

Col1;Col2;Col3;File Name;Col 5;Col 6;Track Name
;;;00001_SFX.wav;;;Ambience Air Conditioner Hotel Room
;;;00002_SFX.wav;;;Ambience Airplane Interior
;;;00003_SFX.wav;;;Ambience Airport
;;;00004_SFX.wav;;;Ambience Airport Runway Work Crews Trucks
;;;00005_SFX.wav;;;Ambience Alley City
;;;00006_SFX.wav;;;Ambience Animal Tent At Fair
;;;00007_SFX.wav;;;Ambience Arcade

P:\>DigitalJuiceRenamer.exe p:\fx\tracks1.csv “p:\SFX”
Reading CSV File… DONE! (Stored 0 of 11569 records.)
Getting files…DONE! (Got 11569 files.)
Renaming files…
DONE! (Success: 0, Failed: 0.)
FINISHED with 0 files renamed out of 11569 files total, and 11569 CSV records to
tal.

What am I doing wrong

Thanks

I usually do that anyway – but that scared me so bad so I went through Chase’s check ordering process online and it redirected me to this:

A recent order for this account number has been shipped:

Date Order Shipped: August 25, 2016
Shipped Via: Standard Delivery
Allow 14 calendar days for printing and delivery.

And YES, no confirmation email! The only reason I was able to get that information was because I was already logged into Chase!

Also I had no idea how bad that Deluxe website is until I read this! Now I’m even more scared that they won’t deliver squat! And I need those checks to pay for next month’s rent!

But it’s been less than two weeks still. I think maybe I should wait the rest of the two weeks and if nothing turns up, I’ll go to Chase and get a refund. (I think they’d be reluctant to give me a refund just because of some article on the Internet saying Deluxe.com has very bad customer service and a very badly designed website. No offense to you, Scott, but that’s probably how the Chase people would see it.)

Then I’ll go to VistaPrint and get the fastest shipping possible! I’ll pay the extra money – I just need the checks!

That’s HORRIBLE that an established, respectable bank like Chase relies on a crap website like this that doesn’t send confirmation emails or any tracking info! Why would they do that?! That just baffles me to no end!!

any directions or help will be greatly appreciated.

Thank you so much in advance
greg terterian