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With both currently having solid deals, I want to pick up a new pair. Being 6', 195ish lbs, and a not fast nor slow runner training for another marathon, I'm sure the comparison is probably negligible, but still curious on anyone's thoughts.

I've enjoyed the bounce of my neo vistas and have a couple hundred miles on them. I've heard mixed reviews on foam durability of the SC V3s, but it sounds they may have a bit more pop than the NVs which is something I'm in the market for.

Background:

-The original superblasts are the only ones I feel married to, and id get another pair in a heartbeat, but the 2s run smaller and they dont have size 14.

-I--for some reason--dont enjoy the Evo SLs.

The golden age of Pokemon: Gold, Silver, and their sibling who calls his apartment a "flat": Crystal. It's three years later. You're still ten. The world has changed for the better-- catchy jams, less contorted sprites, and authenticity. Can you smell it? I can. That's ambition. And potentially rain?

You're Hussy reborn-- cooler now, with a backwards hat. You're once again tasked with the urgent need of being sent alone into the wilderness, because 'Professor' Elm gets stressed about responsibility.

Your first mission is to go to Mr. Pokemon's House, which is exactly as sketchy as it sounds. The man greets you with the urgency of someone who doesn't pay taxes and hands you an egg. You than

You are a thirty-two year old man playing a nuzlocke of Pokemon Red. It's like returning to your childhood, except with a bit more emotional damage. You are a ten-year-old boy that was sent off into the woods with fifty dollars and a lizard. A man in a lab coat that hangs out with your mom told you to. Your name this time is Hussy. You are the everyman. Unwittingly, you arrive at Pewter City and beat the first gym with a team comprised of 70% rodents and bugs. The world is open. You're feeling good. You continue your OSHA-unapproved fieldwork.

Your rival then shows up on Nugget Bridge with a new haircut and a Pidgeotto that looks like it was raised in a vape shop. You barely scrape by with

You are a thirty-two year old man playing a nuzlocke of Pokemon Red. It's like returning to your childhood, except with a bit more emotional damage. You are a ten-year-old boy that was sent off into the woods with fifty dollars and a lizard. A man in a lab coat that hangs out with your mom told you to. Your name this time is Hussy. You are the everyman. Unwittingly, you arrive at Pewter City and beat the first gym with a team comprised of 70% rodents and bugs. The world is open. You're feeling good. You continue your OSHA-unapproved fieldwork.

Your rival then shows up on Nugget Bridge with a new haircut and a Pidgeotto that looks like it was raised in a vape shop. You barely scrape by with

Hello-- I have a script that successfully submits calendar invites based on populated email value however am looking for a modification to prevent tons of repeated calendar invites going out every time it's run.

Nature of the data range: many row events will have empty email values until last minute and sometimes the emails will need to be updated/changed. Doing so requires frequent rerunning of script which creates a new invite of all data range events every time. Perhaps doing a separate script with a button for every single row event would be another solution too?

Any guidance would be much appreciated!

function createCalendarEvent() {
  let events = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSp