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It's easy for sound people to burn through piles of disposable batteries on a typical production day. Wireless microphone systems tend to eat up battery life very quickly, but portable field mixers, portable digital recorders, camera hops and IFB systems all require lots of juice too. There's an alternative to dumping a bunch of spent batteries into the trash at the end of the day. The solution is to outfit your kit with a battery distribution system, and to utilize capable rechargeable batteries whenever possible.
A battery distribution system powers your entire audio kit with a single rechargeable battery. The basic nuts and bolts of these systems are pretty cut and dry. They require a battery (NP-1 style batteries are often used), a battery cup, a distribution box, and power cables for each piece of equipment. Setting up a system isn't terribly complex; you just need to make sure you buy the right kind of battery cup for your battery, and the right kind of power cables for the equipment that you use. These systems are simple to operate, and they'll make your life a lot easier when you're working.
There's an environmentally-friendly aspect to eliminating disposable batteries, which is a nice plus, but the real advantage of using a battery distribution system is the improvement it provides to your workflow. Since you're powering all of your equipment with a single battery, you no longer have to worry about battery life for each individual piece of gear. Never again will you have to stop what you're doing in order to feed disposable batteries to a faltering mixer, wireless system or recorder. With a distribution system, you pop in a freshly recharged battery at the beginning of a job, power everything up and you're good to go. If you're running a lot of gear, it's a good idea to switch to a second, freshly-charged battery halfway through the day. Other than that, you don't have to concern yourself at all with battery life. You're free to concentrate on your work.
Battery distribution systems typically use rechargeable video camera batteries as their power source. NP-1 batteries are really popular because their long and slender bodies slide easily into the bottom of a crowded audio bag, and they pack an impressive amount of power into a relatively small package. A variety of other kinds of video camera batteries can be used as well (Anton Bauer, IDX V-Lock, BP-90, etc.).
The prices for NP-1 batteries can vary, and it's not immediately clear what the difference is between the least and most expensive. There are three kinds of NP-1 batteries available: Nickel-cadmium, Nickel Metal Hydride, and Lithium-Ion (abbreviated as NiCd, NiMH and Li-Ion). Nickel-cadmium batteries are not recommended. Their performance is poor, and cadmium has been proven to be harmful to the environment when not recycled properly. Choosing an NP-1 really comes down to picking between Nickel Metal Hydride and Lithium-Ion.
The average Lithium-Ion NP-1 can power an audio bag with three wireless receivers and a portable mixer for 6 to 7 hours, whereas a Nickel Metal Hydride battery would only provide 4 to 5 hours of use. This is one reason why Lithium-Ion batteries are a little bit more expensive than Nickel Metal Hydride. It's not just extended battery life that makes Lithium-Ion more desirable. Lithium-Ion batteries are also more lightweight, and they perform slightly better in cold temperatures. Lithium-Ion batteries also have no "memory" issues with regard to how much time they need to recharge.
If you decide to put together a battery distribution system, it's a good idea to start out with two batteries and a dual charger. This way you can charge both batteries overnight, and have enough power in the morning to last you for the entire, gruelingly long production day. One option is the IDX NPS-722 Starter Kit, which includes two NP-1 batteries and a charger. VariZoom also offers a nice solution with the KL-5N Battery and Charger Kit (which also includes two NP-1 batteries and a dual charger). Another way to go is to pick up a pair of these Switronix NP-L60 batteries and the SP-2LJ dual charger.
There are a few different companies that manufacture battery distribution boxes. The Remote Audio BDSv4U is one of the most advanced distribution boxes available. It features a USB port for charging and powering equipment (it's capable of charging a sleeping iPad). The BDSv4U has an exclusive remote port where you can connect an RMv2 Remote Meter or an RS Remote Switch. Both of these compact accessories feature a master on/off switch for the system. This way you can bury your BDSv4U deep in your bag (if need be), and clip the small remote accessory in a more convenient location. The RMv2 also features a display that shows the voltage of the power source and the amperage draw of the connected equipment. If you don't need the USB option or the remote port, you can opt for the more compact and budget-friendly Remote Audio BDSv4.
Both of the Remote Audio BDS boxes feature six power outlets. One of the power outlets can be switched so that it always supplies power to the connected piece of gear, even ignoring the on/off switch. The power switch at the top of these units illuminates green when the system is on and turns red when power is low. The RMv2 Remote Meter and RS Remote Switch also have this bi-colored LED switch.
Powering either of these Remote Audio BDS boxes with an NP-1 battery requires a BDSNPADW battery cup. If you use a mixer like the Sound Devices MixPre-D, 302, or 552, you will need a BDSCSQN power cable. If you use Sennheiser G2 or G3 wireless receivers, you can power them with a BDS system, but it requires purchasing a Sennheiser DC2 power converter for each receiver, and attaching it to a non-terminated BDSCPT output cable. You can also charge USB equipment with the BDSUSB cable (this can charge an awake iPad). Several more power cables are available in various lengths.
Cable Techniques' Battery Bud II is an ultra-compact battery distribution box that's assembled by hand in the United States, and built to survive the rough and tumble realities of location sound. Its design is very audio bag friendly. It has five Hirose power output connectors that all face downward (instead of protruding out to the side), and the power switch is on top, so the user can place equipment on any side of it.
Powering the Battery Bud II with an NP-1 battery requires a Cable Techniques BB-NP cup. If you're using a Sound Devices 302, 788T or 552, or a Lectrosonics Quadpack, you can power them with a BB-SDMX-12 power cable. You can power two Lectrosonics UCR411A receivers with the BB-BAG-24/2 power cable. Video folks can power an AJA Ki Pro or Ki Pro Mini with
the BB-CSMX-12 power cable. Several more power cables are available in various lengths.
Most basic "off the shelf" rechargeable batteries aren't good options for wireless transmitters, IFB systems and other power hungry production gear. They tend to behave unpredictably, and generally don't last long enough to make using them worthwhile. When batteries die in the middle of a shoot, it's a real burden to swap them out, and entire scenes can be ruined. However, there are a couple of options for rechargeable batteries that work well.
Professional users have reported success using Ansmann 5035442 MAX-E+ 2500mAh rechargeable NiMH AA batteries with wireless transmitters. These batteries can hold a full charge for a number of days after they come out the charger. A single, well-maintained Ansmann 5035442 can reliably power a Lectrosonics SMV transmitter for over four hours of continuous use. If you put the SMV to sleep during breaks using the convenient RM function (with an RM2, RM Remote, or a mobile app), you can get considerably longer run times. Panasonic's Eneloop NI-mh AA rechargeable batteries are also used by professional sound people.
The charger that you use with these rechargeable AA's is almost as important as the batteries themselves. A quality charger will allow you to "soft charge" and condition your batteries, which gives them an optimal amount of power and is the least destructive (fast charging shortens a battery's life). This procedure can consume the better part of a day, but it will keep your rechargeable batteries performing at their best. The microprocessor-controlled MH-C808M Ultimate Pro Charger is capable of soft charging and conditioning, and can accommodate rechargeable C and D sized batteries as well.
Sennheiser Evolution wireless systems have remained very popular over the years, however, very few people realize that there's a rechargeable battery system for them. If you own any Evolution G2 or G3 systems, all you need are a couple of BA 2015G rechargeable battery packs, an L2015G2 recharging station, and an NT20-1-120 AC power adapter, and you may never again have to buy another set of AA batteries for your portable wireless system. With the Sennheiser 100 series, you have to remove the BA 2015G rechargeable battery pack and place it inside of the L2015G2 recharging station in order to charge them.
When it comes to powering wireless transmitters, disposable alkaline batteries can get drained in no time at all. So if you have to use disposable batteries, Lithium AA's are a better choice because they last much, much longer than alkaline AA's. At the end of a long production day, you end up with far fewer spent Lithium AA's to throw away, as compared to alkaline batteries.
There are a number of things that can be done by audio people and other crew members to help conserve energy and cut down on waste: turning off lights during breaks; cutting the ignition on production vehicles that are idling unnecessarily; using fewer disposable water bottles; etc. Getting everyone on set involved in conservation is the key. Group efforts go a long way, but what you do as an individual has an impact as well. Rechargeable power systems aren't just good for the environment; they can make your life on set better, too.
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Thanks for the article! Really in depth and useful information.
Was wondering about separate battery packs like those used for small laptops eg the anker astro pro. This would be used just to power a tascam dr680 and maybe eventually 1 or 2 lapel mics. What are your thoughts on this?


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Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's Likud party swept to victory in Israel's general election on Tuesday, paving the way for him to form a coalition government. But he could face weeks of political wrangling to put together a stable coalition in a fragmented parliament.
Television polls after voting ended showed Likud winning 32 to 36 seats in the 120-seat Knesset and the center-left Labor 17 to 19 seats, a sharp drop for this party.
The centrist secular party Shinui (Change), led by former journalist, Tommy Lapid, made a big surge into third place, with a projected 14 to 17 seats.
President Moshe Katzav is now expected to ask Sharon, as the leader of the biggest party in parliament, to form a new government to tackle a deep economic crisis and the 28-month-old Palestinian uprising for an independent state.
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Legal Reviews: Four Legal Issues Stare Down Social Marketing Planners1 Feb, 2011 By: Gregory J. Sater, Benjamin Alexander Response
You're the CEO of a company with a successful DR product. One night, you're searching for it on Google and what do you see? Consumer reviews on "social media" sites that are criticizing your product. You even see links to YouTube videos shot by consumers in which they call your product a rip-off and in some cases say that, after hating your product, they tried your competitor's and loved it!
Stressed out by this, you search the Web until, finally, you find consumers who have posted blogs, Facebook entries and YouTube videos praising your product. You breathe a sigh of relief. Still, you do feel a little uneasy because you notice that, in a few cases, some of those consumers also are making some pretty vicious and untrue statements about your competitor's product.
The next day, you mention what you saw to your chief marketing officer. Only then do you learn that many of the glowing reviews about your product, and some of the extreme ones about your competitor's, actually were posted by people employed by your company or, in some cases, "online affiliates" that, it is explained to you, nobody at your company personally knows because they come through various affiliate networks, but who are being paid to generate online leads.
"Everyone does it," the CMO says. "The negative social media about our product is coming from people who are being paid one way or another by our competitors!" You ask yourself, "Is this legal? What are the rules of this game?" The answer is, the rules are being written now — case by case. New precedent is being set all the time.
What Are the Legal Issues? Here are four of the biggest legal issues arising from social media posts that are made as part of a marketing campaign, when made by a marketer and/or someone who has a financial or material connection therewith:
Intellectual property infringement. Does the content of the post, or does the URL it's found on, infringe a third party's copyright or trademark rights? Or, does it misuse your company's trademarks, copyrights or other IP?
- Defamation, rights of publicity and privacy, and other torts. Does it libel or slander a third party or their product, or violate someone's rights of publicity or privacy?
- False or deceptive advertising. Does it make unsubstantiated claims about your product or disparage your competitor in a manner that isn't substantiated? It's not only the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) that can sue you for this — a competitor can, too.
- Endorsements and testimonials. Does it comply with the FTC's guidelines, for instance, by being from a true user of your product and by adequately disclosing the nature and existence of any "material connection" between you and the one making the statement?
While there's no denying that it's essential to try to communicate with the public using Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, blogs and, for some, affiliates, it's critical to understand the legal issues that are implicated by such uses of social media. Any employee of yours, any paid spokesperson and any Internet "affiliate" could cross the line and create liability for you.
The FTC, litigious competitors and class-action lawyers are all watching. In fact, the FTC just sued a marketer called I Works for "misrepresenting that the positive articles and other Web pages about (its) products posted on the Internet are independent reviews from unbiased consumers who have successfully used (the) products" and for "failing to disclose that the positive reviews were created and posted by (the company) or (its) agents."
In an upcoming issue of Response, we will give you practical tips for addressing these legal issues with a social media policy. Our law firm recommends that every marketer write such a policy to focus itself on the key task here — to monitor and control the social media content of everyone and anyone who has a financial connection with the company. Such a policy also should help you avoid liability if someone connected to the company posts something online that violates the law.
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WOOSTER DISTRICT -- A fourth Wooster High School Speech and Debate team coach was inducted into the Ohio High School Speech League Hall of Fame at the recent state tournament held in Youngstown.
Russell Caldwell, who coached the team during the '30s and '40s, joins Robert Pollock, '40s to '60s; Richard Nadelin, '60s and '70s; and Sharen Althoff, '90s and '00s.
Wooster Coach William Franck paid tribute to Caldwell, saying, "In just six years, (he) took a seven-person team and expanded it until Wooster High School's was the largest (National Forensics League) charter in the nation. Wooster held this record for seven years, from 1937-44.
"Caldwell qualified speakers to the NFL national tournament each of the 15 years he served as coach," Franck said. "During that time, 63 students made it to the championships."
Franck called Caldwell "a man of vision," who even managed to position Wooster as the host for the national tournament in 1933 and in 1938.
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"The question of what and why can be answered with three simple words -- Coach Russell Caldwell," Franck said, presenting the plaque honoring Caldwell to his daughter, Ruth.
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Most of a PV system's components will be installed in an outdoor location, necessitating their listing for outdoor use and exposure to the elements. Many of the enclosures used will carry a National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) rating of at least 3R—an enclosure with this rating is weather-resistant when mounted vertically.
Most NEMA 3R boxes are not considered weather-resistant when mounted at any other angle, so using a NEMA 3R junction box or disconnect mounted parallel to a roof surface is a direct violation of the Code. It is possible to use a NEMA 4 enclosure where the location requires mounting the box on an incline or even on its back. Several combiner box manufacturers use NEMA 4 enclosures, but most disconnects must be mounted on a vertical surface.
Section 690.4(D), an addition in the 2008 NEC, requires that equipment used in PV systems, including source-circuit combiner boxes, "shall be identified and listed for the application." This restricts using on-site-manufactured combiner boxes. PV combiner boxes need to be listed to Underwriters Laboratories' (UL) Standard 1741. Installers can choose from among several types of combiner boxes, from simple junction boxes to large multiple string combiners, that incorporate fusing or breakers.
PV systems present their own set of wiring challenges. Source-circuit wiring is often exposed to sunlight and extreme temperatures, while output circuits are often run at very high DC voltages inside potentially hot conduit. The inverter output circuit for grid-tied inverters sends electricity into the grid—in the minds of many inspectors, the wrong direction for current to flow. Live DC circuits on the roof always cause inspectors grave concern, even though these are inherently current-limited. These are all legitimate concerns that system designers and installers need to account for and be prepared to explain to permit and inspection officials.
Temperature correction. One of the first Code require-ments that PV installers need to review is Article 110, which addresses general requirements for electrical installations, including working clearances, equipment mounting, and temperature limitations associated with conductor ampacity. Since PV systems can be exposed to high temperatures, this section can have major implications.
Article 310 of the 2008 NEC (and 2011 NEC) includes Table 310.15(B)(2)(c), "Ambient Temperature Adjustment for Conduits Exposed to Sunlight On or Above Rooftops." The adjustments in this table "shall be added to the outdoor temperature to determine the applicable ambient temperature for application of the correction factors in Table 310.16 and Table 310.18." This adjustment can require significantly larger wire sizes, depending on the local temperatures and the height of the conduit off the roof. This is one of the areas that catches some traditional electricians, since many of them do not estimate rooftop temperatures accurately.
Equipment must be compatible with the temperatures it will experience, including properly rated conduit, wiring, and enclosures. Installers also need to be aware of temperature effects on conduit expansion and contraction, and must be installed on roofs with expansion couplings and proper support.
Section 310.15(A)(2) includes an exception allowing for a less restrictive calculation for short rooftop conduit runs (10 feet or less than 10% of the total circuit length, whichever is less). If the conduit is minimally exposed, the balance of the conduit length is able to dissipate the heat effectively, thereby reducing the heating impact. This exception may allow installers of residential PV to avoid upsizing conductors and conduit.
Color-coding. A longstanding convention in PV installations is to mark the positive DC circuit conductor red and the negative conductor black. While this may be recognizable to PV professionals, it is not a correct method per the NEC, nor is it safe, since it may lead to confusion among other tradespeople.


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OH YEAH! Wildcats look to be good this year. I expect a beat down handed to every in state team courtesy of the Cats and some noise in the NCAA Tournament (Sweet 16). I don't ask for much :-). I do think this team has the talent to turn a lot of heads. Here's hoping it happens, and here's hoping they play an up tempo style (they have the players to do it). GO WILDCATS!
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Crescent City >> Nathan Porter picked up his second victory in relief in as many days, as the Del Norte Warriors eked out a 2-1 victory over the McKinleyville Panthers in Big 5 baseball action on Wednesday afternoon.
Tied 1-1 heading into the bottom half of the seventh and with Panthers starter Trevor Garrison having kept the Warrior bats in check all afternoon, it appeared as if fans would be treated to bonus baseball. After retiring Chris Bray on a first-pitch ground out, Garrison walked Casey Nelson who was then lifted for pinch runner Napooi Shorty.
Shorty reached second on a passed ball, but after Garrison got Jonathan Calderon to fly out to left it looked as though the Panthers would get out of the inning with no damage done. Garrison then proceeded to hit the No. 9 hitter Matthew Coopman, putting runners on the corners with two out as leadoff batter Austin Healy stepped to the plate.
After running the count full and fouling off several close pitches, Healy reached out and served an outside pitch down into no-man's land down the right-field line, allowing Shorty to score the game-winning run.
"Baseball is a game of inches," McKinleyville coach Dustin Dutra said of Healy's looper that landed just beyond first base and just in front of the location of the right fielder. "Healy hit the ball where nobody was and nobody would be."
From the outset, the contest was a pitchers' duel between Calderon and Garrison, with each hurler keeping the opposing offenses off balance and scoring opportunities to a minimum. Calderon pitched into the sixth inning, allowing one run on just five hits, while Garrison went the distance, surrendering four hits and striking out four.
The Warriors scored an unearned run in the home half of the third before the Panthers answered with an unearned run of their own in the top of the fourth, taking advantage of a misplayed popup that resulted in a reprieve with Tanner Mattingly ultimately being hit by a pitch. Following a Brandon Baca infield single, Tanner Brittain doubled to score Mattingly before Calderon got Hunter Calvert to fly out to right and retired Ryan Ellena on a ground out.
The Panthers chased Calderon in the sixth, as Porter came on with runners on first and second and only one out. Porter got Brittain to line into a 6-4 double play to end the inning and the scoring threat.
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While "twixclusive" may horribly bastardize the gain real twitter followers English language, Twitter-only deals are an effective tool that belong in your brand's social media strategy. Twitter-exclusive content and promotions boost engagement with what you're publishing on Twitter while also offering a tangible reward to your followers.Show appreciation for your followers' attention and make it worthwhile to revisit your page. Use your Twitter account to give a behind-the-scenes look at your brand and take exclusive access a step further. Twitter democratizes conversation and affords unprecedented connection with elite brands and personalities. Loyalty and interest increases when you share content accessible only on Twitter.Following and retweeting content from thought leaders and companies with healthy followings certainly offers exposure.Seeking out opportunities for co-promotion, merging offline and online worlds, offers your brand even greater upside. Endorsements from brands and celebrities that connect with your audience provide invaluable credibility in addition to increased reach. As long as endorsements stay on-message and conversational in tone, your followers will appreciate this promotional content.In 2012, Ciroc Vodka partnered with artists and entertainers totwitter retweets bot include exclusive photos and videos from celebrities' New Years Eve revelry under its #CirocTheNewYear promoted trend. Followers gladly retweeted and commented, helping Ciroc capture the conversation around keywords like "party" and "midnight" on the most celebratory night of the year.
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A lot of you may have noticed that Instagram has completely revamped their image, we are here to how to get followers on instagram instantly tell you exactly what has changed and what this could mean for your profile. Let's just take a second to delve beyond the new colours and layout and see what has changed in functionally.The most visible change in our opinions is the new 'Sponsored' adverts that you will be seeing across your newsfeed. You can now pay Instagram to show your advert on timelines within a certain location, which could have huge benefits for local business. Instagram uses your IP address to determine where you are located, then gives you adverts to whoever has decided to pay for advertising in your area. Instagram have tried to maintain their user friendliness by allowing users to hide this advert as well as offer some feedback about what they just saw, which will be used to improve the quality of adverts that you see.Instagram have now made 2 step authentication much easier to access and manage.
If you're not familiar with 2 step authentication, you will need to likes on instagram app connect your phone to your Instagram and every time you log into your Instagram profile, you will be sent a code via SMS that you will need to enter before you are able to fully access your account. This might sound incredibly long winded but will be very useful for people who have a large amount of followers or for people who use Instagram for business purposes. This form of authentication is essentially to stop hackers remotely cracking your password and entering your account. Enabling 2 step authentication is something we would definitely recommend doing, as nobody will be able to gain entry to your account without access to your phone, making you practically immune to hackers.The final feature that we can really spot during this update is the 'Add accounts' feature which you can see when visiting your profile, while logged in, and tapping the picture of a gear in the top right. Adding accounts will mean you can switch between accounts easily, without the need to sign in and out repetitively. This is again perfect for business owners who have a business Instagram and a personal Instagram, or for people who have a community Instagram profile and a personal one.It seems that Instagram is tailoring more to business needs during this new update, with all newly updated features appealing to business owners worldwide. Let's just hope they don't decide to fully commercialise the Instagram app and remain focused on what the original purpose of Instagram was, to capture and share memories.


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Just had Juvederm for the first time - are my results normal?
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I just had juvederm for the first time. 2 syringes were used for nasolabial folds and marrionette lines. It has now been 24 hrs and I have had a lump on the lower right side of my mouth since the injection was completed yesterday afternoon. The lump is dime-sized and is not going away-although it was bluish/black yesterday and is normal tone today. I have a small amount of bruising on the left side of my mouth. My face is still very red around the injection sites and make-up won't cover it. I also have dents now around the lower corners of my mouth and pronounced vertical denting above my upper lip (even though no juvederm was placed there). This isn't a normal result right? Do things like this usually go away in a few days or do I need to start trying to get it fixed? I have a job interview in a week and I don't want to go out in public, it is so horribly noticeable (I look scary). It's a weekend and the Dr's office is closed or I would have gone back in today.


text: Overview By Mayo Clinic Staff Print Abdominal aortic aneurysmAbdominal aortic aneurysmAn abdominal aortic aneurysm occurs when a lower portion of your body's main artery (aorta) becomes weakened and bulges. An abdominal aortic aneurysm is an enlarged area in the lower part of the aorta, the major blood vessel that supplies blood to the body. The aorta, about the thickness of a garden hose, runs from your heart through the center of your chest and abdomen. Because the aorta is the body's main supplier of blood, a ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm can cause life-threatening bleeding. Depending on the size and the rate at which your abdominal aortic aneurysm is growing, treatment may vary from watchful waiting to emergency surgery. Once an abdominal aortic aneurysm is found, doctors will closely monitor it so that surgery can be planned if it's necessary. Emergency surgery for a ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm can be risky. Abdominal aortic aneurysm care at Mayo Clinic Request an Appointment at Mayo Clinic Symptoms & causes Aug. 10, 2017 Print Share on: FacebookTwitter References AskMayoExpert. Abdominal aortic aneurysm (adult). Rochester, Minn.: Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research; 2014. AskMayoExpert. Abdominal aortic aneurysm: Signs and symptoms. Rochester, Minn.: Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research; 2014. What is an aneurysm? National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/health-topics/topics/arm. Accessed Nov. 11, 2015. Aortic aneurysms. The Society of Thoracic Surgeons. http://www.sts.org/patient-information/aneurysm-surgery/aortic-aneurysms. Accessed Nov. 11, 2015. Abdominal aortic aneurysms (AAA). Merck Manual Professional Version. http://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/cardiovascular-disorders/diseases-of-the-aorta-and-its-branches/abdominal-aortic-aneurysms-aaa. Accessed Nov. 11, 2015. Screening for abdominal aortic aneurysm: Consumer guide. U.S. Preventive Services Task Force. http://www.uspreventiveservicestaskforce.org/Page/Document/UpdateSummaryFinal/abdominal-aortic-aneurysm-screening. Accessed Nov. 11, 2015. Mohler ER. Epidemiology, risk factors, pathogenesis and natural history of abdominal aortic aneurysm. http:www.uptodate.com/home. Accessed Nov. 11, 2015. Jim J, et al. Clinical features and diagnosis of abdominal aortic aneurysm. http://www.uptodate.com/home. Accessed Nov. 11, 2015. AskMayoExpert. Abdominal aortic aneurysm: Treatment. Rochester, Minn.: Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research; 2014. Collins KA. Overview of abdominal aortic aneurysm. http://www.uptodate.com/home. Accessed Nov. 11, 2015. The American Heart Association's diet and lifestyle recommendations. American Heart Association. http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/GettingHealthy/NutritionCenter/HealthyEating/The-American-Heart-Associations-Diet-and-Lifestyle-Recommendations_UCM_305855_Article.jsp#.Vk-mAdiFPmI. Accessed Nov. 20, 2015. Riggin ER. Allscripts EPSi. Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn. Oct. 21, 2015. Gloviczki P (expert opinion). Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn. Feb. 22, 2016. Cook AJ. Allscripts EPSi. Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn. Feb. 24, 2016. RelatedMeat and poultryExercise benefitsCreate a quit-smoking planChest X-raysUltrasoundCT scanAbdominal painBack pain Mayo Clinic in Minnesota has been recognized as one of the top Cardiology & Heart Surgery hospitals in the nation for 2017-2018 by U.S. News & World Report. Learn more about this top honor Abdominal aortic aneurysmOverviewSymptoms & causesDiagnosis & treatmentDiagnosisTreatmentThe Mayo Clinic experience & patient storiesDepartments & specialtiesExpertise & rankingsLocations, travel & lodgingClinical trialsResearchCosts & insurancePreparing for your appointmentSelf-managementMore aboutIn-DepthMultimediaResourcesNews from Mayo Clinic Advertisement Mayo Clinic does not endorse companies or products. Advertising revenue supports our not-for-profit mission. Advertising & Sponsorship Policy Opportunities Ad Choices Mayo Clinic Store Check out these best-sellers and special offers on books and newsletters from Mayo Clinic. The Last Diet You'll Ever Need4 Simple Steps to a Joy-Filled LifePain Management Strategies from Mayo ClinicStop Osteoporosis in its TracksProtect and Preserve Your Vision Diagnosis & treatmentRequest an AppointmentDiagnosisTreatmentThe Mayo Clinic experience & patient storiesDepartments & specialtiesExpertise & rankingsLocations, travel & lodgingClinical trialsResearchCosts & insurancePreparing for your appointment CON-20155140 Patient Care & Health Information Diseases & Conditions Abdominal aortic aneurysm


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So You Want To Crowdfund Your Startup App?
- By Matt Ward
- August 7th, 2015
- 5 Comments
If you're a developer, you know how hard funding and traction are to come by. Most software startups try crowdfunding and fail — they're doing it wrong! To crowdfund your app, and supercharge your business, let's look at what works, what doesn't, and get started right!
It's no secret that the crowdfunding industry is booming. It seems like every day you hear about an exciting new startup crushing their campaign goals and launching their company via Kickstarter or Indiegogo.
Further Reading on SmashingMag: Link
- Current Trends And Future Prospects Of The Mobile App Market1
- How To Start An Open-Source Project2
- The Art Of Launching An App: A Case Study3
Despite the rapid growth of crowdfunding platforms and campaign successes, crowdfunding is still a foreign concept to most. As such, let's briefly explain the mechanics and guidelines for a more solid foundation before exploring launching a software startup with crowdfunding.
What Is Crowdfunding? Link
In its simplest form, crowdfunding is getting others to finance the creation of a product, project, business or work of art. It's extremely advantageous for entrepreneurs and eliminates the overbearing upfront costs that stop most startups before they begin.
Today Kickstarter4 and Indiegogo5 are the unquestionable champs of rewards-based product crowdfunding (though many other donation, charity and investment platforms also exist). It feels like a good number (stats unfortunately unavailable) of startup successes and cool crowdfunded products you hear about began here. But if it sounds too good to be true, there's often more to the story.
Background And Context Link
Crowdfunding did not begin as a prelaunch product platform. Indiegogo6, the first major crowdfunding site was set up to promote arts and creative endeavors. Launched in 2008, Indiegogo (or IGG) led the way in empowering independent film projects. Kickstarter7 followed suit the following year.
What began primarily as platforms for "starving artists" to finance creative pursuits, quickly grew and evolved as entrepreneurs and product creators started to take note. And the success has been impressive. Today Kickstarter startups have raised over $1,756,706,971; though much less transparent and recent, as of October 20138, Indiegogo creators had funded over $99,000,000. Based on the growth of its site and numerous campaign successes, one can only assume Indiegogo has grown to a comparable size with Kickstarter.
Why Has Crowdfunding Been So Successful? Link
With the advance and expansion of e-commerce, which now accounts for 7% of all consumer retail9 according to US census data, individuals are shopping locally less, now being able to buy anything with the click of a button. This has democratized the consumer–business relationship because customers have a far greater choice.
With the power to choose, consumers are opting more for small startups and more personal connections. Hence the explosion of crowdfunding. Furthermore, backers prefer to be early adopters, people who get the product first and are actively part of the startup's success. In addition, entrepreneurs who were once unable or unwilling to pursue financing can now cut the risk and crowdfund instead.
Why Do Apps And Software Struggle Link
As a crowdfunding consultant and host of Art of the Kickstart4510, a podcast and blog on all things crowdfunding, one thing I get asked about incessantly are crowdfunded apps. Many of social startups and mobile apps companies raise massive outside investment looking to change the world and result in stock market launches (initial public offerings or IPOs) or acquisitions down the road.
Despite these successes, most people would be hard pressed to name a single crowdfunded app. Personally, I'd never heard of a successful crowdfunded app before performing in-depth market research for my first app client. Such apps are rare. But why?
Crowdfunding seems the perfect platform to launch an app or software product. Unfortunately, non-tangible products are poorly received. This stems from the origins of crowdfunding, because crowdfunding was originally conceived as helping creative people create that which could never exist without funding. For example, films have inescapable budgets, and physical products need molds, manufacturing and expensive minimums. Neither is possible without significant startup funds. However, apps and software are the exact opposite. Time and expertise are all that is necessary, inventory costs are zero and there is funding aplenty for those willing to part with equity.
Crowdfunding For App Entrepreneurs Link
Assuming you've already decided to crowdfund your app, it only makes sense to maximize your chances. Part of that is understanding and choosing the proper platform. To do that, it helps to know the crowdfunding eco-system. And there are three very different approaches here: donations, equity, and rewards-based crowdfunding — each obviously with pros and cons.
Charitable Campaigns Link
First let's cover charitable campaigns; the ones that fight to make a difference. For apps and ideas along these lines, sites like GoFundMe11, Razoo12 and CrowdRise13 are powerful donor platforms without investor or backer obligation that allow individuals to raise funds to pursue a passion or change the world. Understand, however, that their less stringent, open-to-anyone nature presents charitable sites as a less reputable and professional funding route (typically much less successful as well) and as such have not yielded any successfully funded app startups to my knowledge.
Equity Crowdfunding Link
Equity crowdfunding is an inevitable source of funding growth in the coming years (see the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act14). In equity crowdfunding the backers get a bit of the business. Equity platforms like AngelList15, CircleUp16 and Crowdfunder17 are global networks connecting investors with entrepreneurs who need cash (imagine a small scale IPO). Unlike traditional venture capital however, smaller stakes are offered and founders often retain control of the business direction unimpeded.
Unfortunately, lack of significant investor commitment leads to less attention and help, and fewer connections common with traditional venture capital. And most equity crowdfunding efforts require more traction and a stronger track record to receive legitimate interest and funding opportunities. For larger, more established software startups like Dash, however, which recently raised $1.5 million on AngelList18, equity crowdfunding can present a powerful tool to quickly expand.
Rewards-Based Crowdfunding Link
Finally the rewards-based crowdfunding, the picture most of us paint when thinking of crowdfunding. These operate as businesses have for centuries, but with a preorder twist. In a nutshell, startups "presell" products to fund product production. Though many rewards-based crowdfunding sites exist like Quirky19, RocketHub20, AppBackr21 and Tilt exist, we'll focus on Kickstarter22 and Indiegogo23, as these are the largest and most successful when it comes to products and business. Although both serve similar functions and have a great deal in common, there are several key differences worth noting.
Types Of Campaigns Link
One of the biggest differences between Kickstarter and Indiegogo are the types of campaigns. Kickstarter projects have set goals and falling short means a no-go on funding. Indiegogo offers both this and flexible funding, a campaign setup where founders receive funds either way and have the ability to extend projects beyond original deadlines.
There are pros and cons to each. While flexibility is always nice and continued campaigns increase funding and exposure, the urgency of do-or-die deadlines usually leads to bigger successes.
Success Rates Link
Kickstarter is pretty open with its stats24 while Indiegogo unfortunately is not. To date, 37.8% of all Kickstarter campaigns succeed. It's worth noting that only 21.26% of tech projects get funded. While lack of data makes it challenging to analyze, experience and scraped stats from late 201325 suggest a lower success rate and smaller average funding for IGG creators.
Gender Link
Indiegogo is more diverse than Kickstarter. For projects and apps targeting female users, this is important to note. Research indicates26 only about 22–30% of Kickstarter users are female as opposed to 42–50% for IGG. Apps or products focused on female audiences should keep this in mind.
Expectations And End Products Link
Indiegogo is less restrictive than Kickstarter. For creators this means fewer rules and regulations to slow you down. For instance, Kickstarter requires creators to showcase product prototypes where applicable while IGG does not. With this, campaigns on Kickstarter are typically more polished and the products more finalized, making Indiegogo more favorable for some earlier stage startups.
You Can't Kill Two Birds With One Stone: Focus On Users Or Funding Link
Software startups have a hard time crowdfunding for all the reasons mentioned. To make it easier and get the most out of your campaign, consider your primary objective: funding or users.
Most apps are driven by user metrics: more users, more engagement. That's all that matters for ads, venture capital and potential acquisitions. For these companies, exponential growth and exposure are all the startup needs and funding is just added bonus — treat it as such.
Low campaign goals mean virtually assured success; that is, free publicity and small reward tiers make it easier for backers to justify supporting you. Both encourage the all-important user growth you were looking for anyway.
Unfortunately, most app founders set themselves up for failure by aiming at both large funding totals and lots of users simultaneously. It is crowdfunding though, and as a software startup there are some ways to still fund the company.
Strategies To Increase Funding Link
Increase Perceived Value Link
Once created, software is extremely cost-effective to scale. With the exception of some hosting, technology and back-end costs, apps and software as a service (SaaS) products are almost infinitely scalable and cost little to maintain or distribute on a per user basis. To overcome this in the eyes of backers and be able to charge more for the product, it's important to add value (whether real or perceived).
One tech startup that provides the perfect example and created impressive crowdfunding success is SHADOW | Community of Dreamers27. Its creators managed to raise $82,577 from 3,784 backers. SHADOW overcame app-based crowdfunding challenges for its sleep and dream tracking software by adding a level of exclusivity to the rewards and project.
While the app would normally be free, when bundled with an official SHADOW community member card (that is, a little exclusivity), the price rose to $8 and brought in nearly $20k from this tier alone.
Offer Related Rewards Link
Another strategy crowdfunders use to maximize campaign dollars are additional (ideally related) rewards. Note that T-shirts are overdone, unpopular and typically do little for a campaign's success — your brand isn't established or attractive yet. Instead of throwing unrelated rewards or branded memorabilia into your campaign, consider related upsells and complementary products. These add value to reward tiers and increase pricing, all of which help a campaign fund.
When possible, non-physical products make the best add-ons. There are no shipping or product costs so it's all profit. And the SHADOW dream team did a great job with this. By bundling the app with ebooks (or physical copies) on the topics of sleep, mindfulness and dreams, they were able to charge more, better engage backers and raise over $10k, or roughly 13% of the campaign's total funds in the process.
Early Beta Access Link
Most crowdfunders and Kickstarter backers are early adopters by nature and always want to be first. Software startups with legitimate, standalone value can take advantage of this.
Launched on Indiegogo in March 2013, Minuum30 was a cool Android keyboard that helped users save space on smartphone screens. The campaign exploded, raising $87,354 with 9,645 backers all interested in a better mobile experience now.
With a $5 beta access reward, Minuum managed to raise over $40k and amassed a sizable user base before even launching. This is the power of relieving a legitimate pain point, and a useful strategy for similarly focused startups.
Leverage An Audience Link
The easiest way to launch any business is to appeal to existing fans or customers. Once trust has been established and value added, the pitch or the sale becomes easy. It's because of this and the ranking algorithms behind both major crowdfunding sites that building a launch or mailing list is a must. The faster you fund, the higher rank, the more exposure, the more sales.
One highly original yet effective example of an audience-focused software campaign was John Jacoby's WordPress sister projects33, launched at the end of 2014. John's goal was "to make it possible for me to volunteer full-time for 6 months on three sister projects to WordPress: BuddyPress34, bbPress35, and GlotPress36. The focus will be solely on their continued maintenance, ongoing development, and evangelism."
John successfully raised just over his $50k goal from 227 loyal and dedicated backers. Due to the nature of the project, the rewards weren't particularly attractive. Instead they built on his authority and reputation in the WordPress community, leveraging his blog and experience as a speaker with two ultra-high tiers, $5k and $10k respectively, that made up the bulk of his funding. For founders with existing audiences or expertise this can be a powerful approach.
Don't have an audience or time to build one? This is not ideal, but it is not a problem. Get influencers on board for reviews and testimonials, or even in advisory roles, and use their prestige to push and vet the product.
Offer Long-Term Value At A Steal Link
SaaS (think Salesforce39, Basecamp40, GoToMeeting41 and so on) is a great business model to be in: everyone loves recurring revenue. But getting these startups off the ground typically takes more upfront cash and offers fewer opportunities for outside funding. Here crowdfunding can potentially be the solution, given demand and marketing success.
At least that's what Ghost44, the rebooted blogging platform and CMS, proved with its 5,236 backers and £196,362 Kickstarter success. By combining early VIP access with extended service hosting, something that bloggers and site owners would need anyway, Ghost elevated the immediate value of its already desirable software and raised over £106k from these alone. By sacrificing a little on long-term profits, Ghost saw significant short-term gains and backer support, leading to the startup cash needed to proceed.
But, of course, that was not all. There's more than meets the eye to crowdfunded success and maximizing funding. To go deeper you'll need to understand and explore crowdfunding more to set your startup up for success.
Final Thoughts Link
The rapid growth and success of crowdfunding is only going to continue. Up to this point most software startups have failed to take advantage of this growing movement.
Throughout this article we've covered the highs and lows of app-based crowdfunding, the purpose being to shed light on common software flaws seen in crowdfunding to ideally help your campaigns prosper. And whether you choose to use crowdfunding to jump-start your startup or not, many of these concepts go well beyond initial launch-stage success. Audience, exclusivity, increased value — these are the tools on which you build a business.
Considering crowdfunding? A backer yourself? I'll be active in the comments below to respond to any thoughts, questions or experiences you may have on the subject.
Crowdfunding Resources Link
To go beyond the scope of this article and explore additional tools and tactics to successfully crowdfund your cool new app startup, here are some invaluable places to get started.
- Art of the Kickstart4510: an extensive podcast and blog on all things crowdfunding. Get the six-step mini course.
- CrowdCrux46: a powerful resource for crowdfunders looking to raise funds.
- Hacking Kickstarter47: a detailed post on Tim Ferriss' 4-Hour blog with 80/20 principles to crowdfunding.
And, of course, start spending some time scoping out the crowdfunding scene. You will be amazed by what you see, what you learn, and how embedding yourself within the community creates opportunities for success for your own startup down the line.
(ah, ml, og)
Footnotes Link
- 1 https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2017/02/current-trends-future-prospects-mobile-app-market/
- 2 https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2013/01/starting-an-open-source-project/
- 3 https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2012/04/art-of-launching-app-case-study/
- 4 https://www.kickstarter.com/
- 5 https://www.indiegogo.com/
- 6 http://indiegogo.com/
- 7 http://kickstarter.com/
- 8 http://pando.com/2013/10/14/infographic-kickstarter-vs-indiegogo/
- 9 https://www.census.gov/retail/mrts/www/data/pdf/ec_current.pdf
- 10 http://artofthekickstart.com/
- 11 http://www.gofundme.com/
- 12 https://www.razoo.com/
- 13 https://www.crowdrise.com/
- 14 https://www.sec.gov/spotlight/jobs-act.shtml
- 15 https://angel.co/
- 16 https://circleup.com/
- 17 http://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/
- 18 http://www.crowdfundinsider.com/2014/07/44877-dash-crowdfunds-angellist-techstars-funded-smartphone-app-tracks-cars-fitness/
- 19 https://www.quirky.com/
- 20 http://www.rockethub.com/
- 21 http://www.appbackr.com/
- 22 http://kickstarter.com
- 23 http://indiegogo.com
- 24 https://www.kickstarter.com/help/stats
- 25 http://pando.com/2013/10/14/infographic-kickstarter-vs-indiegogo/
- 26 http://artofthekickstart.com/crowdfunding-demographics-understand-kickstarter-and-indiegogo-backers/
- 27 https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/hunterleesoik/shadow-community-of-dreamers
- 28 https://www.smashingmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/02-Shadow-opt.png
- 29 https://www.smashingmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/02-Shadow-opt.png
- 30 https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-minuum-keyboard-project
- 31 https://www.smashingmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/03-Minuum-opt.png
- 32 https://www.smashingmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/03-Minuum-opt.png
- 33 https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/buddypress-bbpress-glotpress-development#/story
- 34 https://buddypress.org/
- 35 https://bbpress.org/
- 36 http://blog.glotpress.org/
- 37 https://www.smashingmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/04-BuddyPress-opt.png
- 38 https://www.smashingmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/04-BuddyPress-opt.png
- 39 https://login.salesforce.com/
- 40 https://basecamp.com/
- 41 http://www.gotomeeting.com/
- 42 https://www.smashingmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/05-Ghost-Blogging-opt.png
- 43 https://www.smashingmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/05-Ghost-Blogging-opt.png
- 44 https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/johnonolan/ghost-just-a-blogging-platform
- 45 http://artofthekickstart.com/
- 46 http://crowdcrux.com/
- 47 http://fourhourworkweek.com/2012/12/18/hacking-kickstarter-how-to-raise-100000-in-10-days-includes-successful-templates-e-mails-etc/


text: I created this as an e-mail for a friend of a friend so I thought I might as well copy and paste here for anyone who may be interested. I have mentioned this method before here but I recently encountered another sinus infection, the second in 4 years in which I used the method listed below to eliminate it. I want to emphasize that it MAY in fact have been a coincidence. However, in both cases it worked immediately and the pain and pressure were severe enough that in the past only antibiotics would resolve it. However, taking antibiotics in the past started a pattern of infections for me that went from 2 infections a year to 3 and then 4 a year before I sought out another way. In the past 4 years, things have been so amazingly different in my sinus health for the positive that I love to share this to all other sufferers. "For your friend, http://www.amazon.com/Saltaire-Sinus-Relief-Dispensr-14/dp/B001I2QK0S/ref=pd_sim_hpc_3 Here is the pump bottle I use. I pour out the solution it comes with as it's pretty harsh stuff. I use basic cold water and some salt. About 1 heaping teaspoon per bottle. You can add more or less, you want just enough so it doesn't hurt but not so much that it dries out the sinuses. You can also add a teaspoon of baking soda but I usually skip it. Whenever I have mowed the lawn or been in any environment where there is a lot of pollen or dust or whatever that may impact my sinuses, as soon as I can I take a shower and use the pump. Before using this method, after mowing the lawn I would have issues for at least 5 days, running nose and eyes, congestion etc and have to take decongestants all the time. Now, symptoms don't last even 1-2 days if at all and now over the last 3-4 years I only take about 5-10 decongestants a year and I have both grass and mold allergies. If I encounter a sinus infection, I have had 2 over that time period, I add 2-3 teaspoons of hydrogen peroxide to a full bottle. Once I pump the water in I tip my head upside down and you can feel the burn way up in the sinuses and even tilting your head to get it in the deeper areas. The hydrogen peroxide kills on contact and also helps clear passageways. Now, this has worked very well on both occasions and it still may have been just a coincendence, but I have found this information on the web from others who swear by this method and it has worked in both events. In both cases, the very next day I felt very little pain and pressure and then I gave it another round and by the second day it was completely gone. This used to take antibiotics to make it go away. Which is what was causing the pattern of having them all the time before I went to this method. The main instruction on the pump is to use it in the shower, make sure your head is forward, pump the water in one side, gently, very gently clear out the sinus and then switch sides and repeat as needed. Don't just flush a bunch of water, all agree that using the pump to create and ebb and flow effect is better. But this is also way more aggressive in clearing out any irritants etc then an Neti Pot. If you try to clear out too hard it can hurt the ears and if you don't lean forward enough the water can run back down the throat, both should be avoided. Also, very important, if you have an infection and use the hydrogen peroxide don't let it get in the eyes, it can do damage there. Also not a good idea to swallow it but at such a small dose won't be a problem. Just keep out of eyes. Tell her good luck" So although regarding the infections it may be a coincidence, the fact that it has worked equally as well in the second instance tells me that it may be a solid solution to the issue without using antibiotics.


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It had to be the strangest night in the history of CONCACAF soccer. Mexican national team fans were forced to root for arch-rival USA like their lives depended on it, and on Tuesday night the Americans saved Mexico with a rally that will long be remembered south of the border.
Trailing Panama by a goal late in their World Cup qualifier in Panama City, Graham Zusi and Aron Johannsson stunned the Canaleros with a pair of finishes that gave the Americans a 3-2 victory.
The result eliminated Panama from World Cup qualifying, and secured Mexico's place in the World Cup qualifying playoff series against New Zealand. The Central Americans entered the night needing a win and a Mexico loss in order to stay alive.
Panama looked well on its way to a victory when Luis Tejada raced in to bury a chance in the 83rd minute, but the USA had one more rally left. Zusi soared into the Panama penalty area and headed home a perfect cross from Brad Davis to tie the match in the second minute of stoppage time.
Before Panama could respond to the stunning equalizer, Johannsson provided the final dagger, belting a low shot from distance to secure the victory and help save Mexico on a night when El Tri lost to Costa Rica and left its qualifying hopes up to the USA.
Panama came into the match knowing that anything but a victory would mean elimination, and the home team responded by opening the scoring in the 18th minute, with Colorado Rapids Gabriel Torres hitting a hard and low shot past Guzan. Panama nearly made it 2-0, but Brad Guzan made a vital one-handed save in the 55th minute.
With Costa Rica taking a second-half lead on Mexico, Panama's players were well aware that a win meant qualifying survival, and Tejada appeared to provide the winner. Unfortunately for the Canaleros, the Americans had other thoughts, and they pulled off the comeback to finish the Hex with a record 22 points.


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Ok a couple of questions here:
I am making a standing retangular cake Approx: HxWxD : 18x11x11cm
So i am trying to figure out what pan to use and decided to use my 22cm Square 1.5" deep cake pan.
So 11cm can be slightly less if it turns out that way but i am going to cut the cake into 4 squares and stack them ontop of each other to get to the required height of 18cm
My Question is it would be perfect to get my cake to rise to a 2" depth, can i do that for a square cake? and if so how full should i fill up my pan (I will have a baking paper collar around it) and approx how many normal packet mixes would it take to get to the filling height required?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
You lost me at centimeters.
Fill the pan 2/3 to 3/4 with batter.
It means: 7"x4.5x4.5"
oh and thank-you too
You lost me at centimeters.
Fill the pan 2/3 to 3/4 with batter.
too funny leah_s. I guess the metric system is not your thing! You can always go with the 3/4 with the batter and trim any access if needed. I usually fill between 2/3 and 3/4 myself but depending on your recipe they may not all rise as much.
will do, thanks Would that end up being about 2 packet mixes?


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OFF THE MARK? In Ft. Worth, Dwain Price notes Colangelo "believes a lot of folks missed the point" when Cuban was "critical of the NBA's and FIBA's involvement" with the Int'l Basketball Committee. Colangelo: "I think people need to read between the lines, which is basically he's not against international competition. He's against international competition when he believes the beneficiary -- being the IOC -- is getting the money. So he's basically saying it's OK for our players to play internationally if the money goes to the NBA and to the team owners. That's the difference" (FT. WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM, 8/6). In N.Y., Harvey Araton writes somewhat "unnecessarily, if not distastefully, Cuban seized on George's misfortune ... to complain about a less-than-ideal but still beneficial Olympic arrangement." Cuban "seemed to say that such an injury in a game outside the regular season or playoffs would be more acceptable to an NBA owner if the league's fingerprints could be the only ones on the tournament register." NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said, "The business will grow as the popularity grows, but I'm hesitant to get in position to say that this is all about a financial payoff." Silver added that "no matter what one thinks of the IOC, 'they have the franchise'" (N.Y. TIMES, 8/6). Also in Ft. Worth, Mac Engel writes Cuban's points "are all valid, but this stance needs to come from somebody else." Cuban's message "needs to come from a player." Engel: "A very good player on the verge of great. A player like Paul George" (FT. WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM, 8/6). Cuban, Araton and others debated their views on Twitter, with Cuban writing, "@HarveyAraton can't help yourself can u :), I have been absolutely consistent on this topic for ten years plus. Haven't changed a word" (TWITTER.com, 8/6).


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PHOENIX — State lawmakers finally wrapped up the 2014 legislative session early this morning, pushing through a host of last-minute measures.
Among the more controversial given final approval was SB 1344. It strips the Citizens Clean Elections Commission of the power to police the spending of candidates who do not accept public funding for their campaigns.
But the measure also could pave the way for some electoral mischief.
Current law allows groups to spend money independently to elect or defeat candidates. But the law says those involved in making the decisions then cannot turn around and make direct donations to the candidate.
SB 1344 carves out an exception for those on the boards of groups that make these independent expenditures. That caused concern by some who feared it will lead to improper coordination.
Lawmakers also gave final approval to allowing rideshare services like Uber and Lyft to operate without complying with the same rules that apply to taxis.
Supporters of HB 2262 said the state should not impose what they said is needless regulation on a new kind of industry. And Rep. Ethan Orr, R-Tucson, said it will help create jobs, not only for those who want to drive for these companies but also provide new ways for people who lack their own cars to get to work.
But foes said the lack of protections could leave passengers and even those who are injured by drivers without sufficient insurance protection. Rep. Bruce Wheeler, D-Tucson, said there are too many unanswered questions.
Wednesday's vote may not end the debate. A top aide to Gov. Jan Brewer said she has some concerns about the lack of insurance coverage and what she believes are gaps in drug testing requirements.
Lawmakers also sent a measure to Brewer to require her emergency services agency to prepare recommendations for Arizonans to prepare for a high-altitude nuclear explosion causes an electromagnetic pulse that wipes out computers. That includes how much food, water and medical supplies to stash.
SB 1476 says it isn't just nuclear blasts for which Arizonans need to be prepared. The legislation says the same problems could occur from solar flares or even some kind of man-made electromechanical device.
Also going to the governor is HB 2380. It expands the list of drugs and other regulated substances that can be prescribed by optometrists.
The move drew fire from some legislators who said these specialists in eye care do not have the same training as ophthalmologists who are medical doctors. They said the move will result in danger to patients.
But the measure gained final approval from supporters who said these same drugs can be used by optometrists in 39 other states.
And lawmakers voted for SB 1221 to allow the state Attorney General's Office to represent former legislators whose records are being sought as part of the ongoing lawsuit over a 2010 immigration law.
A key remaining provision of what was SB 1070 that year requires police to question those they have stopped if there is reason to believe they are in this country illegally. Challengers contend it is unconstitutional, at least in part based on claims the measure was approved because of racial bias and have subpoenaed years-old emails to try to make their case.
Other of the dozens of bills gaining final legislative approval Wednesday and sent to Brewer include:
• Setting up rules for a "silver alert'' system, similar to Amber alerts, to alert the public through radio announcements, electronic billboards and other methods when someone who is 65 is missing and there is evidence the person may be in danger;
• Spelling out that insurers who provide coverage for cancer treatment medications cannot require a higher copayment or deductible for medicines that patients take themselves than those administered by a doctor;
• Outlawing the posting of naked images of someone else on the Internet without that person's permission, a practice known as "revenge porn'' because it sometimes involves former spouses or lovers getting even;
• Making it a state crime to point a laser at an occupied aircraft, including charging someone with assault if a pilot or passenger is injured;
• Imposing new regulations to govern trampoline centers in the wake of injuries to some customers;
• Expanding the definition of manslaughter to include providing someone the physical means to commit suicide with the knowledge the person intends to kill himself or herself;
• Enacting language allowing the state to spend up to $500,000 to acquire the land where 19 firefighters were killed at Yarnell Hill for a memorial.
Brewer also took the opportunity of the last day of the session to sign 54 measures.
Two of the bills make more students eligible for vouchers entitling them to state funds to attend private or parochial schools.
Current laws generally confine eligibility to those who switch from public schools. One of the bills says siblings of youngsters already getting a voucher also can get the funding.
A second one provides vouchers, known as education scholarship accounts, to the children of those in the military who were killed in the line of duty.
Other measures signed Wednesday by Brewer include:
• Allowing space flight customers to waive liability for death or injury;
• Permitting construction of a "virtual'' fence along the border if the funds can be found and not just a physical barrier;
• Allowing law enforcement officers to enforce prohibitions against trespassing for hunting, finshing and trapping on the request of a private landowner;
Brewer has so far signed 216 bills this session and vetoed 14. She now has through May 6 days to sign or veto whatever is now left on her desk.


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In an article for EnergyBiz magazine, Benjamin K. Sovacool has some figures on the number of accidents and casualties caused by the nuclear industry:
One recent study published in the May issue of Energy Policy looked at major energy accidents from 1907 to 2007. The major accidents were defined as incidents that resulted in either death or more than $50,000 of property damage. The study identified 279 incidents totaling $41 billion in damages and 182,156 fatalities, with the number of accidents peaking in the decade between 1978 and 1987, which had more than 90 accidents. In terms of cost, nuclear plants ranked first with regard to their economic damage, accounting for damages equivalent to $16.6 billion, or 41 percent of all damages during the past century.
Contrary to the industry´s claim that nuclear facilities are safe, 63 major accidents have occurred at nuclear power plants. Twenty-nine accidents have occurred since the Chernobyl disaster in 1986, and 71 percent of all nuclear accidents, that is, 45 out of 63, occurred in the United States, refuting the notion that severe accidents cannot happen within the country or that they have not happened since Chernobyl.
Using extremely conservative estimates, nuclear power accidents have also killed 4,100 people. The nuclear power accidents have involved meltdowns, explosions, fires, and loss of coolant, and have occurred during both normal operation and extreme, emergency conditions such as droughts and earthquakes.
Justin, how did you make your "extremely conservative" calculation that 4,100 people have been killed in nuclear power accidents? As of 1997, there were only 765 excess deaths among the atomic bomb survivors in Japan. Chernobyl is documented to have killed less than 100 people, Three Mile Island, none.
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It was Benjamin K. Sovacool's calculation, not mine, I'm afraid.
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Whooee! Anybody who believe Chernobyl only killed 59 people must still be living in teh Soviet Era and depending on Pravda for accuracy. I recommend the Discovery Channel film "THe Battle of Chernobyl". Hear directly from Gorbachev and the top Russian generals who led the efforts to extinguish the meltdown. 10's of 1000's died and continue to suffer and die to this day.
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Well, the BBC made a documentary "Nuclear Nightmares" reaching a number maybe a little higher than the 4100, but at least thats the ball-park according to those sources.
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Tornadoes Rip Through Gilmer CountyNews April 5, 2011
The severe storms of Monday night, which reportedly killed eight across the south and six in Georgia, left a trail of damage through Gilmer County. Numerous downed trees and utility poles caused power outages and traffic problems, and some residents face property loss and damage from what appear to have been powerful tornadoes.Fetchyournews.com encountered fallen trees blocking the roadway at several locations across Ellijay and southwest Gilmer County. As late as noon Tuesday, police officers were blocking traffic from a very large fallen oak near the intersection of Yukon Road and Eller Road. The tree took down power lines, contributing to the some 147,000 Georgia residents reported to have lost power due to the storms. As of Tuesday morning, other blocked roadways include Highway 5, just south of Ellijay, and Highway 382 West.
Rich Pospisil took shelter in his basement with his wife and kids as the storms toppled a utility pole and a large tree in front of their Coosawattee-area home. Several large oak trees were upended on the hills behind the Pospisil home, leaving clear evidence of tornadoes.
"Straight line winds just don't do that", Rich pointed out, referring to the twisted remains of an eighteen-inch pine near his home.
For some Gilmer residents, unfortunately, the storm resulted in more than fallen trees and power outages. The Build an Ark animal rescue center, located at the former Eagle Mountain Stables site just off Highway 382 West, lost every structure on its property. The remains of stables, a hay barn, and employee living areas were scattered across the ground and hillside behind the center.
An animal rescue center that offers the company of its sixty animals to special needs children and nursing home patients, Build an Ark is home to everything from horses to doves. Fortunately, none of the center's residents were killed in the storm, although a few, including a chicken and a ram, were injured.
Susan Littlejohn, who runs Build an Ark, was on the property at the time of the storm. "It's the strongest thing I've ever seen", she said, going on to describe how she was lifted off her feet by the powerful winds. Mrs. Littlejohn's cell phone was ripped from her hand as she clung to the stable. Amazingly, as that stable is now a pile of splintered wood, she survived the incident without injury.
Donations to the non-profit, community-funded Build an Ark center would be greatly appreciated by Susan and her staff. Mrs. Littlejohn can be reached at (706) 974-6060 and donations to the center can be mailed to: 27 Eagle Mountain Drive, Ellijay, GA 30540.
See Fetchyournews.com for up-to-date information on power outages and the latest damage assessments.


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