Abstract: Embodiments are directed towards a computer-implemented method for communicating real-time aerial combat analysis and strategy. The method may include creating one or more communication channels for one or more affiliated pilots engaged in aerial combat to submit queries to an automated air battle manager (ABM), and for the one or more affiliated pilots to receive feedback from the automated ABM. The method may also include receiving data related to one or more enemy aircraft in sensory range of one or more friendly aircraft occupied by the one or more affiliated pilots, cross-referencing one or more captured images from the received data with one or more of global positioning system (GPS) coordinates and known flight formations, and detecting flight groups or determining geographic relationships between the one or more enemy aircraft based on the one or more cross-referenced images.

Abstract: Embodiments are directed towards a computer-implemented method for communicating real-time aerial combat analysis and strategy. The method may include creating one or more communication channels for one or more affiliated pilots engaged in aerial combat to submit queries to an automated air battle manager (ABM), and for the one or more affiliated pilots to receive feedback from the automated ABM. The method may also include receiving data related to one or more enemy aircraft in sensory range of one or more friendly aircraft occupied by the one or more affiliated pilots, cross-referencing one or more captured images from the received data with one or more of global positioning system (GPS) coordinates and known flight formations, and detecting flight groups or determining geographic relationships between the one or more enemy aircraft based on the one or more cross-referenced images.

Abstract: Presented herein are systems and methods for handling email messages. An application may identify, via the user interface, one or more properties defining a distribution list to assign a user of the client device. The application may transmit, to the server, the one or more properties to assign the user of the client device to the distribution list, with which at least one of a plurality of email messages to is selected for sending to the client device. The application may receive, from the server, an identification of a subset of email messages selected from the plurality of email messages based on an assignment of the user of the client device to the distribution list and content in the subset of email messages. The application may present, in the user interface, a message list of the subset of email messages.

Abstract: Embodiments are directed towards a computer-implemented method for communicating real-time aerial combat analysis and strategy. The method may include creating one or more communication channels for one or more affiliated pilots engaged in aerial combat to submit queries to an automated air battle manager (ABM), and for the one or more affiliated pilots to receive feedback from the automated ABM. The method may also include receiving data related to one or more enemy aircraft in sensory range of one or more friendly aircraft occupied by the one or more affiliated pilots, cross-referencing one or more captured images from the received data with one or more of global positioning system (GPS) coordinates and known flight formations, and detecting flight groups or determining geographic relationships between the one or more enemy aircraft based on the one or more cross-referenced images.

Abstract: Presented herein are systems and methods for handling email messages. An application may identify, via the user interface, one or more properties defining a distribution list to assign a user of the client device. The application may transmit, to the server, the one or more properties to assign the user of the client device to the distribution list, with which at least one of a plurality of email messages to is selected for sending to the client device. The application may receive, from the server, an identification of a subset of email messages selected from the plurality of email messages based on an assignment of the user of the client device to the distribution list and content in the subset of email messages. The application may present, in the user interface, a message list of the subset of email messages.

Abstract: Presented herein are systems and methods for handling email messages. An application may identify, via the user interface, one or more properties defining a distribution list to assign a user of the client device. The application may transmit, to the server, the one or more properties to assign the user of the client device to the distribution list, with which at least one of a plurality of email messages to is selected for sending to the client device. The application may receive, from the server, an identification of a subset of email messages selected from the plurality of email messages based on an assignment of the user of the client device to the distribution list and content in the subset of email messages. The application may present, in the user interface, a message list of the subset of email messages.

Abstract: Presented herein are systems and methods for handling email messages. An application may identify, via the user interface, one or more properties defining a distribution list to assign a user of the client device. The application may transmit, to the server, the one or more properties to assign the user of the client device to the distribution list, with which at least one of a plurality of email messages to is selected for sending to the client device. The application may receive, from the server, an identification of a subset of email messages selected from the plurality of email messages based on an assignment of the user of the client device to the distribution list and content in the subset of email messages. The application may present, in the user interface, a message list of the subset of email messages.

Abstract: A system and method for delivering multiple bursts of stinky air using a scent dispensing system is disclosed. A scent dispensing system comprising a scent chamber, liquid scent, a trigger switch, a positive pressured air source, a first one-way valve, and a second one-way valve. The operation of the system begins with loading the liquid scent into the scent chamber and sealing it, then activating the trigger switch causing the positive pressured air source to direct incoming air to the first one-way valve, the first one-way valve opens upon the incoming air reaching a desired positive pressure flowing incoming air through the first one-way valve into the scent chamber, the scent chamber combines the incoming air with the liquid scent thereby producing stinky air, the second one-way valve opens upon the pressure in the scent chamber reaching a desired positive pressure, thereby flowing the pressurized stinky air through the second one-way valve and out of the system, away from the vehicle.