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|Stephen S. Eaves
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|Modular Energy Devices, Inc.
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This application claims priority from Provisional Application Ser. No. 60/601,253, filed Aug. 13, 2004.
The disclosed methods and systems relate generally to a method of assembly of large battery packs from battery cells, and more specifically to assembly of high-energy battery packs from series-parallel arrays of small battery cells.
Applications of rechargeable batteries often require large battery packs having high voltages and high capacities. For example, battery packs used for power backup in telecommunications outdoor installations typically require 48 volts (V) and capacities of 50-1000 ampere-hours (Ah) to yield 0.25-5 kilo-Watt (kW) power outputs. Similarly, a battery pack capable of powering an electric automobile is typically required to have a voltage of 150-300 V and a capacity of 100-200 Ah to yield power outputs of 50-100 kW. Batteries capable of storing comparable amounts of energy are referred to herein as "large batteries". Lead-acid and nickel-cadmium batteries are commonly used for these applications, and the battery packs are constructed by connecting a requisite number of large battery cells in series to satisfy the voltage requirements of the applications. Because these conventional batteries are based on an aqueous (i.e., water-based) electrolyte, they are considered safe systems, and large battery cells with tens to hundreds of ampere-hours capacity per cell can be built and used safely to assemble high energy battery packs of the type mentioned above. It is also known that because of their aqueous electrochemistry involving electrochemical reactions capable of equalizing the capacities of individual cells in a series string, the construction of large, high-voltage battery packs from aqueous battery cells does not require sophisticated battery management electronics (BME) to balance the capacities of individual cells in the string. Thus, construction of high-energy battery packs from large aqueous battery cells is a relatively simple process.
A practical disadvantage of aqueous batteries is their low energy densities, amounting to 70-200 Wh/liter, and low specific energies of the order of 30-70 Wh/kg, at the cell level. Many modern applications that call for very high power outputs and long operational times require batteries with significantly higher energy densities and specific energies. In this respect, Lithium-ion ("Li-ion") batteries are an excellent choice by virtue of their very high specific energy of 180-200 Wh/kg and energy density of 450-500 Wh/liter at the cell level; however, large Li-ion battery packs have not yet been fully commercialized because of safety concerns and the cost of large battery cells.
The Lithium-ion battery is presently the power source of choice for portable consumer products the power requirements of which can be met by small battery packs, such as cellular telephones, personal digital assistants, video cameras, and notebook computers. These sample applications are filled by small commercial Li-ion cells, such as the industry standard "18650" cell type. In typical portable applications, small battery packs are constructed from several of these 18650 cells by connecting them in series and parallel as needed to meet the voltage and capacity requirements.
There are significant differences in the electrochemistries of conventional aqueous batteries and of Li-ion batteries that impact the construction of large battery packs from Li-ion cells. The electrochemistry of the non-aqueous electrolyte used in the Li-ion battery involves reactions that do not permit series/parallel stacking of cells to form batteries without electrolyte decomposition during charge and discharge cycling of such batteries, that is, unlike the aqueous battery systems, which are much more tolerant of over- and under-charging. Consequently, battery management electronics (BME) are needed to prevent overcharge and over-discharge of the Li-ion cells, in order to avoid electrolyte decomposition and failure of battery cells under these conditions. BME are also needed to balance the capacities of the individual cells in the battery pack during cycling. Accordingly, the assembly of battery packs from Li-ion battery cells require the use of sophisticated BME.
In the case of small battery packs used in cellular telephones and computers, the BME are relatively simple because the battery pack requires only one or two small cells stacked in parallel, or a few cells stacked in series and parallel. For example, a typical battery pack for a notebook computer has a voltage of 14.4 V and a capacity of 4 Ah, and is constructed from two parallel-connected strings, each of four 18650 size Li-ion cells stacked in series. Similarly, Li-ion battery packs used for powering cellular phones commonly have a nominal capacity of about one Ah and a nominal voltage of 3.6 V and can be constructed from a single Li-ion cell. In general, the BME required for Li-ion battery packs constructed from a few cells are of low complexity, irrespective of the size of the battery cells, and the complexity of the BME increases as the number of cells in the series/parallel assembly in the battery pack increases.
Thus, while the advantages of Li-ion batteries in terms of high power density are well-known, and while Li-ion batteries are well-accepted for small battery pack use, the art has not provided a suitable Li-ion battery construction that is suitable for fabrication of large batteries.
The present invention relates to a simple, efficient, and scalable structure for a large battery assembled of series/parallel connected Li-ion cells. In one aspect of the invention, a number of individual cells are arranged onto "cell cards". The cell cards are connected in parallel by common buswork to make battery "modules". Each cell card, and each module, preferably incorporate separate Battery Management Electronics ("BME"). A complete "battery" may comprise a single module, or multiple battery modules can be connected in series and/or parallel to make up a larger "battery pack". This arrangement has numerous advantages, discussed further below.
The invention will be better understood if reference is made to the accompanying drawings, in which:
To provide an overall understanding of the invention, certain illustrative embodiments will now be described; however, it will be understood by one of ordinary skill in the art that the systems and methods described herein can be adapted and modified to provide systems and methods for other suitable applications and that other additions and modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the systems and methods described herein.
Unless otherwise specified, the illustrated embodiments can be understood as providing exemplary features of varying detail, and therefore, unless otherwise specified, it is to be understood that features, components, and/or aspects of the illustrations can be otherwise combined, separated, interchanged, and/or rearranged without departing from the disclosed systems or methods. Additionally, the shapes and sizes of components are also exemplary and unless otherwise specified can be altered without affecting the scope of the disclosed and exemplary systems or methods of the present disclosure.
The methods of assembling a battery from a number of small cells and the batteries themselves disclosed in detail herein are directed toward large batteries storing several hundred to thousands of Watt-hours of energy in a series/parallel arrangement of small cells, which can be Li-ion cells. The disclosed methods and systems provide for an integrated approach that reduces internal wiring, increases energy density, suppresses the spread of fire, and provides an integrated electrical/mechanical design. The methods and systems thus relate to manufacturing high energy Li-ion batteries from a large number of small Li-ion cells using sophisticated BME, which is desirable because such small 18650 size Li-ion cells are safe and available at low cost.
More specifically, due to safety hazards of high energy Li-ion batteries fabricated from large battery cells, e.g., cells each having 50-200 Ah capacity, large Li-ion batteries have not yet successfully penetrated the market dominated by lead-acid batteries for applications such as electric vehicles and telecommunications back-up power systems. These safety concerns relate to the flammable electrolyte used in Li-ion cells, which can ignite due to an internal short circuit or accidental overcharge coupled with thermal runaway reactions. Small cell producers have overcome these limitations with internal thermal switches in the cells that permanently disconnect the cell from the battery during these abusive conditions. More specifically, the safety hazard associated with a battery cell is roughly proportional to the amount of stored energy in the cell. Because of an inability to quickly dissipate internal heat caused by failure, large Li-ion cells have not been able to utilize the safety protection techniques applicable to small cells. Consequently, the use of large Li-ion cells having capacities of the order of 50-200 Ah has not been considered a safe alternative for large battery applications.
A number of high volume manufacturers manufacture small safe cells in standard sizes. A typical 18650 Lithium-ion cell has a nominal voltage of 3.7V and a nominal capacity of 2.4 Ah. The 18650 cell format is also available for the Nickel metal-hydride chemistry. It is estimated that over 800 million Lithium-ion cells are made annually in the 18650 cell format. High volume, automated manufacturing, and competition help to maintain these cells at competitive prices and high quality. Because a limited amount of energy is stored in these cells, they are considered safe. Large batteries constructed from the appropriate series-parallel stacking of large numbers of these cells can provide a safe method of construction.
It has been generally believed that parallel operation of a large number of small battery cells is undesirable since the cells may not share the total battery current evenly, thereby increasing the possibility of overheating and damaging individual cells. For example, a short circuit in one cell could be supplied by other cells that are connected in parallel with it, causing catastrophic failure. It has also been generally believed in the industry that increasing the number of cells in the pack will be detrimental to pack reliability because of an increase in overall parts count.
One prior art system disclosed by Hall et. al. in U.S. Pat. No. 5,948,556 describes a massively parallel battery module for spacecraft wherein many small battery cells are connected in parallel, where each cell has over-current and over-temperature protection. A disadvantage of this system is the inability of the architecture to tolerate a cell with a high resistance internal short circuit, sometimes referred to as a "soft" short. In this type of failure, a cell loses its ability to maintain charge during extended standing periods. If connected to other cells in a parallel arrangement, the cell with the soft short not only dissipates its own charge, but also the charges of the cells in parallel with the soft-shorted cell. The current flow due to the soft short may not be large enough to activate the over-current mechanisms described in the prior art system, nor does such soft short condition produce enough heat to activate an over-temperature mechanism.
Another possible failure mode in prior art systems is that a short circuit current may activate the small Li-ion cell's internal thermal switch, usually a polymeric Positive Temperature Coefficient (PTC) circuit protection device, but not the series fuse. The PTC is a common component in lithium-ion cells that draws a small amount of heating current while the short is present, thus draining the cells of their energy while the battery is in an idle state. Thus, in prior art systems, the occurrence of a soft short will completely disable the battery pack over an extended time.
In commonly-assigned U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/361,110, incorporated herein by reference in its entirety, a electronic architecture is presented to construct large battery packs from small commercial Li-ion cells arranged as battery modules, thereby overcoming the deficiencies of the prior art. According to this electronic architecture, a high energy battery pack is constructed using a large number of relatively small battery cells such as the 18650 size Li-ion cells. The design is modular, enabling the efficient assembly of high energy battery packs from a relatively large number of small Li-ion cells. The battery pack includes a number of series and parallel connected battery modules, and each module has a number of parallel connected cell cards. Each cell card contains a series-parallel arrangement of battery cells and associated thermal and electrical protection devices. The cells and circuitry are mounted to a printed circuit board. The cells within the cell cards are monitored for indications of failure by a protection circuit. The protection circuit will electrically disconnect the damaged cell card from the module's internal power bus when the failure criteria is met. The architecture allows a limited number of cell failures within the pack, including a "soft short" in one or more cells, without severe loss in overall battery performance. That is, the cell cards and modules are designed with respect to a given desired overall battery capacity so as to contain enough cell cards that the battery loses only a fraction of its overall capabilities when a cell card is disconnected from the module power bus. While the methods and systems disclosed in Ser. No. 10/361,110 thus relate to an electronic architecture allowing manufacture of high energy Li-ion cells from a large number of small cells, the methods and systems disclosed herein relate to the corresponding mechanical design and assembly method for battery modules and packs using commercial cells such as, for example, the 18650 size Li-ion cells.
In one embodiment, a battery module is constructed of a number of essentially identical "cell cards" 1 fitted with the individual battery cells. Referring to
With continued reference to
Referring to
An additional feature of the disclosed methods and structure is that each layer of cells in the assembly is separated by the fire resistant printed circuit board material of which the cell cards are fabricated. This is exemplified in
Provided herein, for example only, is one embodiment of connecting such cells, although it will be understood that other embodiments can be used. As described in co-pending U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/361,110, and with reference to
As noted above, an important aspect of the invention is the provision of effective protection of the overall battery from problems caused by a fault in one or more cells of a given cell card. The "cell cards" described herein, for this purpose, are the same as the "energy storage sections" disclosed in the pending application Ser. No. 10/361,110. As such, a cell card or an energy storage section is defined by the existence of a non-resettable disconnect device, operable upon detection of a failure somewhere on that cell card, that isolates the cell card from the rest of the module.
As shown in
Those of ordinary skill will understand that the disclosed methods and systems are not limited to four battery modules as provided in
With reference to embodiments such as those presented in
As shown in
In the embodiment shown, the cell card 220 a has four rows of cells 330. Each row contains four parallel cells. The four rows are connected in series to provide a total output voltage from the cell card that is the summation of the voltages of each of the four rows within the card. Again, in this embodiment, the cell card electronics is arranged to monitor and equalize the entire row as a unit (e.g., the entire row of four cells is treated as if it were a single cell). The positive connection to row 1 is designated as V1 in
In addition to looking for cells that exceed a maximum reference voltage for activating the protection switch, the difference between the highest cell voltage and the lowest cell voltage in the card can be compared to a preset maximum value. If the diffence is greater than the maximum, the protection switch is activated, because very large deviations in cell voltages indicate a failed cell or failed card electronics. The comparison is preferably disabled when the highest cell voltage is below a preset value. This is to prevent a false activation of the protection switch at lower cell voltages, as there are inherently large deviations in cell voltage at low charge levels.
Other illustrative criteria to which the disconnect device may be responsive can be based on whether there is data and/or evidence of actual and/or potential battery cell damage within a cell card 220 a, if continued operation of a cell card 220 a may be detracting from the overall performance of the module, etc. As noted above, in some embodiments, the battery modules 101 a-n of a given battery design will be designed to comprise a sufficient number of cell cards 220 a-n such that battery performance will still be satisfactory when a single one of cell cards 220 a-n is disconnected from the module power bus 221; this design is useful when it is particularly difficult to replace the battery module.
In one embodiment, illustrated in
Accordingly, at least a portion of an overcharging cell's energy can be dissipated to avoid damage. Those of ordinary skill will recognize that the methods and systems are not limited by the equalizer device/circuit 333 and/or components thereof, and that other analog and/or digital designs can be employed to provide the equalization as provided herein.
In the currently preferred embodiment, equalizer circuit 333 contains four of the circuits of
With further reference to
The features of cell card protection circuitry 332 may be expanded when cells 330 do not include or otherwise contain factory-equipped protection devices. For example, in one embodiment, the cell card protection circuitry 332 can protect battery cells 330 when one or more of the cells 330 within a cell card 220 a has a terminal voltage above a predetermined value, or if one or more points within a cell card 220 a are above a predetermined temperature value. One or more positive temperature coefficient characteristic ("PPTC") devices can be used to protect cells 330 from over-current conditions and to balance current flow between parallel cell cards. When one cell card begins to support an unequal share of the battery module load current, the PPTC resistance will increase and limit the amount of current flowing from the cell card. When the short condition is removed, the PPTC device resets itself.
This circuitry can be implemented in "discrete hardware" and "microcontroller" versions. In the former, there is no multiplexing. Each cell has an independent equalizer circuit, and an independent sensing circuit, as in
Referring again to
To summarize the advantages of the invention, referring back to
Thus, according to the invention, a large battery pack of specified voltage and capacity can be assembled from a plurality of identical small cells by the following steps. The required battery capacity is first divided by the nominal module capacity, to determine the number of modules, and the module capacity is divided by the cell card capacity, to determine the total number of parallel cell cards within a module. The number of cells per cell card, and their series/parallel connection, is determined similarly. The cell cards are then connected in parallel to a common power bus to form a battery module. A plurality of battery modules then can be connected in series to produce the required pack voltage.
As indicated above, the advantages of the modular structure of a battery module according to the invention include the following: A manufacturer can design and have made up in advance a number of different sizes of cell cards, that is, designed to accommodate different numbers of cells. Then, in order to manufacture a battery pack of desired dimensions and capability, the appropriate module sizes are chosen, and the cells assembled into cell cards and the cell cards into modules accordingly. Assembly of the cylindrical cells on identical cell cards made of flameproof circuit-board material disposed parallel to one another provides numerous advantages. Because the cards are parallel to one another and flameproof, the risk of fire spreading from one cell or group of cells to another is reduced. Because the cells are typically cylindrical and secured to planar cards, convenient spaces are provided for protection and interconnection circuitry, and integral ventilation ducts for cooling air are formed therebetween. Because the cell cards are identical and have the connections brought out to the edges, the connection between the cell cards can be made by readily-manufactured, solid bus bars, thus providing an efficient way making the electrical connections which simultaneously strengthens the mechanical assembly. Further, the cell card circuit boards act as a mechanical barrier, resisting the ability of a sharp object from protruding deep into the battery module.
Although the methods and systems of the invention and the batteries produced thereby have been described relative to a specific embodiment thereof, they are not so limited. Obviously, many modifications and variations may become apparent in light of the above teachings. For example, a battery call card stack 35 according to
Many additional changes in the details, materials, and arrangement of parts, herein described and illustrated, can be made by those skilled in the art. Accordingly, it will be understood that the disclosed methods and systems are not to be limited to the embodiments disclosed herein, can include practices otherwise than specifically described, and are to be interpreted as broadly as allowed under the law.
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The James Baker Monument: Five Things It Needs
, there will be a reason to visit downtown Houston: A statue honoring former Secretary of State James Baker will be unveiled Tuesday.
Why Baker? As the monument's official website so modestly puts it, he's "A Magnificent American."
Some people might choose a different word to end that phrase; before George W. Bush and his insane clown posse came along and showed how bad things could really get, Baker and his crew were a nightmare for non-Republicans. His schmoozy charm with the media helped deflect any blame elsewhere, though. The New York Times' Maureen Dowd still has a crush on him, we think.
If you're going to build a monument to James Baker, here are five things it most definitely, absolutely needs:
5. A "Fuck the Jews" sign somewhere
One of the great political quotes of the first George H.W. Bush administration, Baker was talking with a colleague about what they planned to do in the Middle East. His subtle, nuanced view: "Fuck the Jews, they didn't vote for us anyway." Just as the Lincoln Monument contains the Gettysburg Address, the Baker Monument also must have his deathless contribution to American political rhetoric.
Baker was a big fan of the controversial sleeping pill, whichTime magazine calls
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3. A tribute to his campaign genius
Baker was a master of a) dirty campaigning, and b) never getting called on it. The 1988 presidential race included the notorious Willie Horton ad, which the Bush campaign was officially offended by and could do nothing to stop, and then-President Ronald Reagan cracking jokes about (sleazy) rumors that Michael Dukakis had mental-health treatments in his past. Baker, of course, had nothing to do with any of this; he just ran the campaigns.
2. Baker the Detective
As defeat loomed in 1992, a panicky Bush re-election crew, led by Baker, desperately sought a magic bullet of scandal that would bring Bill Clinton down. Rumors circulated that at one point as a college kid, Clinton had written the U.S. State Department inquiring how he could renounce his American citizenship because of his disgust with the Vietnam War. (The fact that Clinton no doubt had his eyes set on the White House even at that early point, and would not have committed such political suicide, didn't occur to anyone.) Baker had been a Secretary of State, so he knew full well the honorable American tradition that the State Department stays out of electoral politics. So he pressured staffers to frantically hunt through the file room looking for the alleged letter.
1. The Man Who Gave Us W
The monument must, in some way, pay homage to the fact that Baker is the man who gave us W the president. You can't really blame Baker for this -- he was a lawyer doing his best for his client. His client just happened to be W in the Florida recount, and Baker completely de-balled and destroyed his Al Gore counterpart, former Secretary of State Warren Christopher.
Bonus result for Baker: W's disastrous reign made Baker's antics look positively benign in hindsight. A win-win! For everyone but the country and the world.
The unveiling is 11 a.m. Tuesday at the corner of Smith and Preston. It's hosted, for some reason, by CBS broadcaster Jim Nantz.
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AEG KD92923E Warming Drawer - Stainless Steel
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- Width: 60 cm
- Defrost
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- Maximum load capacity: 25 kg
- Width: 60 cm
- Defrost
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Heating up your kitchen
Heat up plates and dishes until you're ready to serve them to your family or guests without taking up cooking space. The KD92923E features a high-performance fan that helps to create an even temperature throughout the warming drawer.
The drawer can be fully extended, allowing you fantastic access. It has an anti-slip mat that helps to keep the plates stable and you can also keep a towel on the towel rail handle.
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As well as warming your plates and bowls, the KD92923E is ideal for defrosting, perfect for when someone pops round unexpectedly. You''ll also be able to use it to get your dough to rise, so you can feel like a professional baker.
Make the most of your kitchen when you have the stylish stainless steel AEG KD92923E Warming Drawer.
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|Built-in warming drawer
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|Defrost function
|Plate warming
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|Bar handle
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When I first started working, I kept a budget in an Excel spreadsheet. I recorded every single expense I had down to the penny. This was before there were tools like Mint, which would collect your credit card transactions and create budgets for you, and it was sometimes tedious to record every last transaction. I kept with it because I like to play with data and look for trends and "fun facts" (which is one reason why I wrote that post with fun facts from the Forbes' Richest Athletes post).
That said, I know for a fact that there were times I didn't spend money because I wanted to:
- Avoid spending money that day – I kept a statistic of "zero spend days."
- Avoid entering in that one transaction
It was silly. It was artificial. Did I save money? Maybe.
It all worked because I understood my tendencies. As the years passed, I overcame the "don't want to enter transactions" hurdle (it led to me leaving receipts in a pile and batch entering them) by entering them in whole dollar amounts. That simplified things and made me dread the process less. I don't keep a budget today but if I did, there's no way I would track my spending to the penny.
And that's the one of the great lessons in personal finance, and in life in general, is that you should adapt your systems to match your tendencies and your needs.
It's extremely difficult to change who you are. Habits are tough to break (it's better to adjust them slowly) and so it's best to build your systems so that they, in conjunction with your tendencies, get you the best result. A good example of this when it comes to your health is snacking. We all snack. At around three in the afternoon, you start feeling a little hungry, you grab a snack. If your pantry is full of chips, crackers, and the like – that's what you grab. If your pantry has no "junk food," you turn to the fridge. Maybe you grab some fruit. An apple, a banana, some grapes. By not buying junk food, you avoid the temptation by not having it present itself. That's creating a scenario in which you succeed.
How does this play a role in personal finance? If you know you are an impulse buyer, don't save your credit card information in your browser. Amazon makes a killing off people using their 1-click systems because they know that it's so easy to spend, especially if it's just one click. It's much harder to make an impulse purchase if you need to find your credit card. It's even better if you freeze your credit card in a block of ice and have to wait for it to thaw. 🙂
If you want to take on something new and significant, like budgeting, take advantage of ways to make that transition simpler. Try a service like Mint, which does a lot of the heavy lifting for you. Consider a low tech method known as envelope budgeting. Don't be like me and track everything to the penny in an Excel spreadsheet unless you know that's the type of thing you'll keep up with easily.
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Engineering, Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test (EAMCET) 2016 is conducted by Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University (JNTU), Kakinada on behalf of APSCHE (Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education). This examination is the prerequisite for admission into various professional courses offered in university/private colleges in the state of Andhra Pradesh. AP EAMCET will be held on Thursday, May 05, 2016.
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My sister is having a little boy in a few weeks and I am collecting some things for a welcome gift. I was thinking about ordering some pee pee teepees to put in the gift, but I am wondering if they are actually useful. If you have a little boy and you used pee pee teepees I would like to know what you think of them.
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I have them, they are adorable but certainly not practical. I love them though and have kept them as a keepsake for LO when he gets bigger. They have them on ebay if you want,my neighbor just bought some on there cause she thought mine were adorable.
No clue where mine are from they were a gift.
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A small washcloth or a baby wipe works better. Personally I prefer to fold a wipe over his penis. If she's circumcising then I recommend petroleum jelly in a tube. That is very handy.
"The wine we have created kinda tastes like a cross between doe urine and jalapeno juice. And it smells like coon pee." - Duck Dynasty
I wanted one prior to LO but never purchased one of Etsy. Turns out, the wipe works great because you can use it to do a final wipe down. Also, at almost 9 months I have never been peed on : ) So if you get her a pack of thick wipes, put a little notecard with a tip written on them to use them for her protection. I agree with PP, petroleum jelly is good especially with a newborn. I even used it on LO's skin as recommended by the Pedi at the hospital.
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Thanks Ladies!!! I will skip the teepees. Any other boy specific suggestions?
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I would put in some notes with good advice on it and little gift certificates for you to come over (if you live near her) and clean, watch the baby, or bring over a meal. Not really boy specific, but I cannot really think of anything boy specific.
I usually just used a wipe to cover him and changed him as fast as possible
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Is your sis a FTM or is this just her first boy? I think a little booklet with tips in it is fantastic. Anyone remember learning here on BBC that onesies can be removed by pulling them down instead of up? This way you don't have to bust out the scissors to cut them off when LO has a blow out. Another tip for little boys is about once a day pull their skin back ( on a circ'd boy) because the skin wants to adhere again. Especially if LO is chunky. This is where the vaseline comes into play.
Oh and Etsy has great little gifts. You can get something custom or something that reflects a theme. Don't forget to include something black and white so LO can see it those first few weeks.
WAHM, part-crunch, part-AP to a rad little boy.
She is a FTM. She is also my 'nanny' so she has been around my DD daily since she was 4 months old and has already gotten a lot of tips from me. I gave her a big shower gift, but I was planning on putting together the little things that she probably overlooked or didn't think/know about.
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RAYNE - Danny and Lisa Mooney of Rayne are enjoying a new member of their family for three months, Diego Valdes, one of four exchange students residing in Acadia Parish as part of the Catholic Exchange Student Program made possible through the Lafayette Diocese.
"We just love having him here," stated Lisa of the new member of her family's household. "He has been a pleasure to have in our home and has fit right in."
While residing at the Mooney home in Rayne, the 17-year-old senior of Guatamala is attending class at Notre Dame High School of Acadia Parish in Crowley.
While at Notre Dame, Diego became a member of the Pios' football team where he practiced his kicking game.
"That was fun," Diego noted when speaking of his time as a Pioneer. "It was very exciting to be a member of the team -- football is big here," he added along with Jacob, the Mooney's son who is also a ND senior.
Diego's studies have been good so far, except when you speak of civics, a subject he has to study a little more as he notes it's the hardest of his studies.
Diego is one of three students attending Notre Dame for a two-month stay in association with the exchange program, in addition to one attending Rayne Catholic Elementary.
The main difference of high school for the senior is the lighter class load. "We have many more classes at home than you do here," Diego stated when discussing school. "We have up to 11 classes in one day with a few breaks -- way different than here."
Another difference he noted is food. "The size of food is much different," he commented when explaining the larger portions that are served in the United States. That difference has also made an adjustment in Diego's clothes size as he has gained weight since residing here in Cajun country.
"We have enjoyed having him here," stated Danny prior to a ping pong game the guys had planned with guests. "Socially, he fit right in, is easy going, and even had the girls looking his way."
During his stay, Diego enjoyed his first hunting and fishing trips with Danny. "He did pretty good and enjoyed whatever activity we had on the schedule. We just loved having him here as part of our family."
Diego is the only boy in his family which includes three sisters. He was welcomed by a new sister, LeaAnne, the Mooney's daughter.
"Everyone has welcome me so nicely," Diego comments on his visit. "I really appreciate everyone being so nice to me."
Diego's visit was made possible through the Catholic Exchange Student Program between Guatamala and the United States. For more information or questions of the program, visit www.catholicstudentexchange.org.
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Does anyone still PREFER camber?
I've ridden on high-end cambered decks for 12 or so years and I have been researching/looking for a new board with some new technology for a couple months. I've demoed one rocker (meh) and have never been on a hybrid. The more I research things, the less I am certain that I actually want something with a new shape.
So that begs the question...are there any experienced boarders who simply prefer a cambered deck?
Or is there something I am missing?
There are plenty. It all factors into your riding style and comfort. I had 3 camber decks before hybrid and it was a "night and day" difference when I switched.
Not everyone will be so impressed.
They still make camber decks for a reason...and it's not for filler to keep on the shelves.
Having seen it in person but not yet ridden it, I am leaning Unity Dominion for this very reason. Mild camber under foot (I do not like the idea of a pivot point between my feet) with a nose rocker.
Thanks guys.
The plain ole rocker I demoed was not a cheap one (Venture). I liked it enough and thought I was sold - but then I spent two days on my Rossi Premier (maybe ten years old) and I couldn't say I didn't like it better. Edge hold, carving, and stability at speed felt better on my old deck.
I just don't want to be the guy who was the last to get a cell phone because he didn't think he needed one. I am a big technology guy but I want to know what is being improved before I jump all in.
If you cannot demo a variety of boards and your next purchase is going to be your main stick, I recommend sticking with what you already like.
If you're looking for a complimentary stick to add to your quiver, it might be fun to add a different shape. You'll always have the cambered stick to fall back on for the days you miss it. Heck, bring both boards to the mountain. I normally bring two in case I feel like switching it up.
With that said, I think you'll like boards with a camber section in between the feet and rocker in the tips. These handle closest to traditional camber boards but gives you the benefit of a rocker's float when needed.
Camber underfoot is also pretty good as you will constantly feel that camber section as you ride.
Never Summer's RC feels completely like a rocker until you engage an edge, then the camber takes over.
I'd never go back to camber(10+yrs) if that helps you at all...
On my n.s. the under the foot steering and control I get is just way to good to pass up. Switching back to my camber just felt sloppy.
So far I (not a park guy...more a fr) perfer a cambered for snap, pop, response, stability at mach and blasting through chop. I had a skate banana...it was alright/fun for spring slush but dead feeling also have a charlie slasher rocker/flat/cam for deep poo and its very nice for surfing deep. But I plan on a through demo of a c2btx.
I still ride camber. It just works better here in the east where we have a lot of hard pack conditions and edge hold is at a premium. I demoed a few rocker boards and combo decks last season and it just didn't work for me and my riding style fast/agressive, I felt out of control on them. Washy at high speeds and quite chattery. I also rarely ever touch the park....but maybe the rocker or hybrid setup would work better there. I do spend some time in the pipe as well, and can tell you that a bunch of people are still riding stiffer cambered decks there. The deck I have riden the most this season has been the Capita Quiver Killer from last season, I'm happy with it for a stiffer board with camber, and it didn't break my walet.
The difficulty transitioning to a hybrid profile generally lies in the fact that
Each RC profile rides significantly differently from one another and from camber.
I dont think that a couple of laps on a demo board gives enough time to adjust to
The changes you need to make in your riding to get the most out of whatever profile you are on.
I very nearly sold my NS raptor after two days solely because it didnt ride like any of my cambered boards.
I convinced myself that camber was the only way to go and bought a CX, what a mistake. Having put in the time on many
Cambered boards and now as of late on the RC raptor, I too am hopping on the "camber is dead to me" band wagon.
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A timeline of pharyngeal endoskeletal condensation and differentiation in the shark, Scyliorhinus canicula, and the paddlefish, Polyodon spathula
Version of Record online: 21 MAY 2012
DOI: 10.1111/j.1439-0426.2012.01976.x
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Journal of Applied Ichthyology
Special Issue: Interdisciplinary Approaches in Fish Skeletal Biology Proceedings of the Second Conference Tavira, Algarve, Portugal April 26-28, 2011
Volume 28, Issue 3, pages 341–345, June 2012
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Gillis, J. A., Modrell, M. S. and Baker, C. V. H. (2012), A timeline of pharyngeal endoskeletal condensation and differentiation in the shark, Scyliorhinus canicula, and the paddlefish, Polyodon spathula. Journal of Applied Ichthyology, 28: 341–345. doi: 10.1111/j.1439-0426.2012.01976.x
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Beibut Shumenov Focused on a Unification Path For 2011
LAS VEGAS – WBA/IBA Light Heavyweight Champion Beibut Shumenov (11-1, 7 KOs) remains fully prepared to continue his history-making journey to unify the light heavyweight titles before the end of 2011 with one of the other 175-pound division world champions.
Shumenov's dream suffered a setback in January when WBO titlist Juergen Braehmer pulled out of their unification title fight only a few days before their scheduled showdown in Kazakhstan. In only his 12th pro fight, Beibut was supposed to fight Braehmer (36-2, 29 KOs) in a world unification match, breaking what is believed to be the record for fewest fights in a major unification bout in which both featured fighters were world champions. The mark held by WBA cruiserweight king Evander Holyfield, who set the mark in his 15th pro fight against IBF champ Ricky Parky in 1987, is still within Shumenov's striking range.
Shumenov, the 2004 Kazakhstan Olympian, has been on an unprecedented, accelerated pace since his pro debut only 3 1/2 years ago, defeating two world champions in his first eight bouts, Montell Griffin and Byron Mitchell. A year ago, Shumenov established the mark for fewest pro fights needed to capture a major World light heavyweight title, defeating Gabriel Campillo by decision for the WBA crown in his 10th bout, breaking the record of 15 set by Jeff "Hit Man" Harding in 1989.
"I don't think about records," Shumenov said. "I just want the challenge of fighting the best to become the undisputed light heavyweight champion of the world in order to be considered the best. I have a lot more to accomplish in my career to even be mentioned in the same conversation as a future Hall of Famer like Evander Holyfield.
"I chose to fight Braehmer to unify the light heavyweight division, but he pulled out, refusing to be examined by the Kazakhstan Boxing Commission doctor, and breaching his contract. I put Braehmer in the rear view mirror and got right back on track successfully defending my titles against William Joppy, who I applauded for accepting the fight on such late notice. Now, I'm fully focused on collecting the other world light heavyweight titles."
Joppy became the fourth world champion Shumenov has defeated in his relatively young pro career. Beibut also joined fellow world champion, Lucian Bute, and former superstar Felix Trinidad as the only fighters to knockout Joppy, when Shumenov floored his experienced opponent in the fifth and then finished him off with a vicious left hook to the body in the following round
"My goal is to unify the light heavyweight division," Shumenov repeated. "I want to fight the other world champions and I'll be watching their upcoming world light heavyweight title fights with great interest. I'm trying to learn everything so I can be the best.
Shumenov owns and operates the Las Vegas-based KZ Event Productions along with his brother, Chingis. In addition to promoting Beibut, Team KZ also includes three undefeated, world-rated boxers in WBA International Light Heavyweight champion Gayrat Ahemedov (16-0-1, 10 KOs), WBA rated No. 2 contender; WBA FEDALATIN Welterweight king Ravshan Hudaynazarov (14-0, 12 KOs), rated No. 9 by the WBA; WBA International Super Lightweight titlist Alexandr Zhuravskiy (11-0, 8 KOs), who is ranked No. 15 by the WBA.
"Beibut is a very special individual who has defied boxing logic since the very beginning of his career," Shumenov's head trainer Kevin Barry noted. "He has been instrumental in helping to develop the careers of Gayrat, Ravshan and Alexandr as a leader for them to follow. Beibut sets the standard and they try and keep up with him. Beibut Shumenov is priceless."
He fought Joppy because he was in KZ. Do you really think any top fighter would fly that far on short notice to fight a champion? Joppy was better than no fight at all. I believe Shumenov can and will…Comment by giacomino on 04-14-2011
[QUOTE=SCtrojansbaby;10375743]Everybody is ducking Beibut he is like a young Paul Willams[/QUOTE] Campillo isn'tComment by ИATAS on 04-14-2011
[QUOTE=SCtrojansbaby;10375798]Oh please he has a title yet nobody wants to challenge him he was forced to fight William Joppy[/QUOTE] So you honestly think Pascal, Dawson and Hopkins are ducking Beibut? You do realize they are getting paid a hell of…Comment by SCtrojansbaby on 04-14-2011
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The following errors occurred in the Continuing Education Courses for Physicians special issue published Sept 3, 1980 (1980;244:873-1066):
Omitted from the list of AMA Accredited Institutions and Organizations offering continuing medical education, under "Medical Schools and Affiliated Institutions" on page 881:
Univ of Ala Sch of Med, Birmingham
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Diabetes Hosp
Eye Found Hosp
Spain Rehab Hosp
Univ Hosp & Clinics
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Univ of Ariz Coll of Med, Tucson
Univ of Kansas Coll of Health Sciences & Hosp, Kansas City
On page 888 under "Hospitals," the O'Connor Hosp, San Jose, Calif, was omitted from the list. (See that issue for explanation of abbreviations.)
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not trying to be offencive but if clothing really matter that much than try different clothes?
im just like the last 2 sometimes and im ok
sorrow is the first stage of love? XD
im sorry