Hi, I know it's work related but I'm new in the community 🙂 I will learn. Well I was a subscriber and now a contributor (with 0 post). Before writing my first blog/article, I would like to have your comments/ideas about the opening part. Here my questions: Is this a good greeting? "Hello there!" Is this a good idea to numbering posts? "This is my 1st article." Is this a good opening sentence? "In this blog post, I will try to share my experience on how to ..." So, here is the full text: Hello there! This is my 1st article. In this blog post, I will try to share my experience on how to ... Thank you for your comments! ... View more

Hello all, My name is Mariah, and I love listening to music. I've always been a lyrics person. For whatever reason my brain just saves words from songs. Music has been ever present since I was a kid when it was used as a fun distraction during cleaning chores. My dad liked Weird Al and rock music. My mom played Fleetwood Mac (Rest in Peace  Christine McVie) and pop.  As an adult, I listen to music to celebrate when I'm happy, to cry when I grieve, to make it through long bus rides to work and everything in between. When I want to be in a good mood, I pick modern pop songs or 80s music (Pat Benatar, Blondie, or Bon Jovi). If I am in the car for a short while I listen to pop music, like Lizzo, Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran. However, some of my favorite music is the punk/ alt pop/ emo music that I first listened to in high school. Some examples are Fall Out Boy, All Time Low, Something Corporate (and everything else Andrew McMahon has been a part of), Paramore, and more recently With Confidence, and State Champs. What are your favorite music genres, songs, or bands? Do you like lyrics or the melody most? Do you have a favorite concert experience?   If you are enjoying this conversation, I'd recommend also joining the Welcome Corner to introduce yourself, pick up tips and tricks, and connect with other members.  Please keep an eye out for other posts for #SAPCommunity24 and find out more about it the original blog post.  ... View more

Hi, I was told right from my early consulting days that we should refer to SAP software as "S", "A", "P"...and not Sap (as a single word). Why? The reason given at the time was that SAP is not an acronym - like NASA. Rather, it is a capitalized abbreviation or "initialism" of "System Analysis Program Development"(German SystemAnalyse Programmentwicklung); Another version I used to hear on SAP's full form was "Systems, Applications, and Products" . The point here is - SAP itself clearly articulates the above "policy" regarding the pronunciation of the company's name on its website. And yet, many hapless customers, senior CXOs (on the customer side especially) who are new to SAP say "sap" in their initial days of acquaintance with this awesome ERP software. I feel a bit embarrassed when others correct the customers saying "It's not sap as a word...!!!" I'm not sure if the time has come to adopt the word "Sap"...I mean people sometimes laugh at you and joke on you if you say "sap" instead of the respectable "S, A, P".  😀 Any thoughts? #SAP ... View more

As we approach the biggest sporting event in the world, the FIFA world cup in November. I would like to see who is a soccer (football / futbol) fan and who are you cheering from if another country besides your own. ... View more

    December comes then everyone already knows where to be and what’s happening in Haiti: Reveyon. “Reveyon” or the waking in Haiti around the holiday season is a time when family and friends are doing variety of activities to celebrate the eve of Christmas and the upcoming New Year Eve displaying in a feast. Due to the fact of Haiti’s past relationship to France, many of our cultural norms are heavily influence and derive from France societal tradition—Reveyon is one; however, we’ve added our own unique vibes to it. Le Réveillon for French or Reveyon for us—Haitians, is sometimes considered as the most important time of the year because that’s when everyone will travel back home to celebrate with their families and friends in the island—especially those they’ve not seen for many years after leaving the island for oversea. Reveyon is not simply a family gathering as regard in the French culture, it often trickles down to sizes 😊 by age group of friends as they’d do their own gather to celebrate together. As much as the family reveyon is going on and highly regarded, many times, the celebratory of friends bring the most fun because it’s always at a remote location away from home so much more freedom and tends to be most adventurous. Common Activities in all setting of this celebratory events are: Lots of board games: specially – dominoes and cards Lots of dancing and showcasing your skills which often ended having some bet on the side as far who’s the best dancer 😊 Klorat (our own ways of making affordable firework using a sparkplug with matches), yes, there’s competition with that too (as far who can make the loudest, it can remain local or extend to cross-town neighborhood villages) lol Common meal preparation around those settlement: Goat soup with vegetables and greens knowns as (Bouyon Kabrit) Lots of fish presentation, most common – red snapper steam (pwason Gwo Sèl) Black rice with sweet green beans (Diri djondjon—dry mushroom) Lots of beer consumption To prepare for this festive time around the year, lots of creativity is on the display whether in food preparation, or games or other various events that are happening at each unique social setting. Each family or group will have their own way of celebrating. Although, many things aren’t fully guarantee in the island but in those events, every participant will surely get a wonderful sociable time, great laughter through comedy skits and riddles, all night long music and dancing, and penniless folks arguing after losing their bet lol… I’ve experienced quite a few of those in my years in the island and have traveled there as well to be with the family for the holiday season since I moved to the Sunshine State, Florida.  It’s simply just the best of joy celebrating with everyone. Thank you and I’d love to hear from you in the comments, if you celebrate like we do, or you have your own unique experience for the holiday season. I'd also like to recommend you joining the Welcome Corner to introduce yourself, pick up tips and tricks, and connect with other members or just catching up with some favorite dish or snack from other members.  Please keep an eye out for other posts for #SAPCommunity24 and find out more about it the original blog post. ... View more

Fabric 1.18.2 Server (Java Edition) Using multiple Datapacks, crafting Tweaks and Resources from VanillaTweaks. As well as a custom resource pack. You can connect using the standard Vanilla Java client or you can use the Fabric Java client. Using the Fabric Java client you can use the Simple Voice Chat mod for infame voice chat. If you would like to join the server, please comment here with your Minecraft user name. I will then private message you the server information. All players are expected to abide by the SAP Community Rules of Engagement as well as 2 simple further rules. 1. Be respectful 2. No Griefing     ... View more

I'm sure there are others around who are also in the process of writing an SAP book or have already written one. I don't want to continue this path alone! We can help each other with the word template, ideas, questions, and even progress updates to motivate each other. I'm currently in the process and I deliver one chapter of 70 pages every month. I find myself always starting on the 20 of the month and putting in a lot of work to deliver on time  😁 ...tried to start earlier but my brain would rather think about everything else. If that interests you then speak up! maybe we can make a group later (not sure how to request this) Happy Monday  😁 ... View more

Our lovely Coffee Corner Connoisseur badge is back accompanied by its fellow friend, the Coffee Corner Barista badge.  Let me introduce them both to you. Why Barista & Connoisseur? Well, ...  What does a Barista do? Serving coffee.  What does a Connoisseur do? Enjoying a served coffee (for instance).  In the environment of this Coffee Corner Group, you can now earn two badges for actively participating in this Group. We think it's great when you initiate a discussion and we want to  encourage more community members to take a look and also to make the leap to post one.  You provide food for thought and trigger a topic that others can engage with. You provide content that others can consume and comment on.  Therefore, you will be receiving the Coffee Corner Barista badge:  If you're someone who is enjoying the topics being posted in the Coffee Corner and are replying to a discussion, you are a real connoisseur of these topics.  Participating in the Coffee Corner  discussions is a great way to connect on a more social level with your fellow SAP Community members and to join in with your own thoughts or opinions. Therefore, you will be receiving the Coffee Corner Connoisseur badge:  For those of you who have been active in the Coffee Corner lately, we just awarded you the respective badge  retroactively.  Let us know in the chat how you like your new badge and enjoy your coffee! 🙂   NOTE: You can get either badge only once, there is no progression with this mission. The badges are awarded on a monthly basis, so please be patient if you believe you’ve met the requirements (one posted discussion threads for the Barista // one posted discussion reply for the Connoisseur), but have not seen your badge yet. Have a look at our Missions & Badges to find out which badge to get next.  ... View more

Hi all! Today I was thinking about traveling and the amazing coffee I had on my last trip way back in 2019. My sister and I traveled from the US to four cities in Europe. We landed in Wroclaw then headed to Budapest from Budapest to Vienna, and Vienna to Prague. It was a whirlwind 10ish days of travel for us and my first time leaving the US. We had a blast and enjoyed great food and coffee along the way. My sister is not a huge coffee person, but she knew between the jet lag and my coffee habit we would have to at least start each day with a coffee. My standard order is cold brew or iced coffee, something about not needing to wait for it to cool down plus the tons of sugar added. That being said, the best coffee I ever had was probably a cappuccino in Vienna pictured here. Do you have a favorite caffeinated beverage? Is it something local to where you live?    ... View more

I started my SAP  journey in 2012 still I remember the days to learn new topics every day. I enjoyed a lot learning every day new things and implementing them in a customer environment. I am always happy when things go wrong either knowingly or not knowingly then fix the production issues to support the business users. The approach is applicable to all SAP project deployments. I do contribute to the SAP community, however, will cover it in another discussion forum. Share your experience being a member of the SAP community. ... View more