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Tune in as the winner of MasterChef Australia 2015 will be crowned. The finalists are competing for a 250,000 dollars prize, a monthly column in Australia's leading premium food magazine 'Delicious' plus more!
The stakes are high as the three remaining contestants fight it out for the two places in the finale. One contestant will cook their last dish in the MasterChef Australia kitchen.
While one contestant has safely made it through to the semi-final, the remaining three are fighting it out to stay in the competition in a pressure test that will stretch them to their limits.
The judges reveal to the contestants that they will be running service in The Press Club, and will be cooking a four-course meal for 35 of the finest chefs and restaurateurs in the country.
In today's challenge the contestants can choose their own cuisine and whether it's sweet or savoury, however they must decide on the cooking time together.
The three contestants from yesterday's invention test will cook off in a pressure test, at the end of which, one more contestant will be going home.
It's finals week in the MasterChef Australia kitchen, the top five contestants enter the kitchen to face the last mystery box challenge.
In the final MasterClass for the season, Shannon Bennett makes two types of delectable Danish donuts: one sweet (Nutella) and one savoury (toasted cheese)
George's multi-faceted marvel proves that a monochrome dish can still be a feast for the eyes
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Sweet, spicy and scrumptious, Matt presents 2 perfect recipes for fancy finger lickin chicken dishes
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Brad Hodge maintained his qualifying form with a decisive and calm victory, leading a determined group of celebrity racers at the 2013 Formula 1® Rolex Australian Grand Prix today.
Hodge capitalised on mistakes made by Sir Chris Hoy and Jonathan LaPaglia, helping him edge away on the second lap and take the exciting race by an impressive 11.3 seconds.
It was a battle of the Underbelly stars for the remaining podium spots with Underbelly: Badness actor Jonathan LaPaglia just beating Jared Daperis - who will play 'Squizzy Taylor' in the next instalment of the Nine Network's popular crime drama.
"He was right on me the whole time," LaPaglia said. "It was the young gun going for the old gun and he was racing really well. I was hanging on for my dear life the whole time!"
British Olympian Sir Chris Hoy, who was headed for a podium result yesterday, surprised the field when he went wide at turn three and got bogged in the gravel trap, losing ground and momentum in the race.
"I was a bit ambitious going into the corner. I was side-by-side with Jonathan and there had been a few bumps before that," Hoy said. "I had a good exit on the corner previously to that point so I knew that I had a bit of speed on but I was just way too ambitious. The weird thing was that at the end of the race once I was out of the sand I was way more relaxed. The race was over for me but I was driving really well, so the key is definitely to be more relaxed tomorrow."
The exciting session had plenty of bumper-to-bumper action, with Mark Beretta engaging in a few tussles with Shane Delia in an attempt to get higher on the grid for tomorrow's race. Vanessa Amorosi also went out early, failing to finish the race.
"The best thing was walking through the door and having Skaife say that it was entertaining racing," Beretta said. "Hearing that is amazing for people who have been working together and doing this for a whole week. It is just incredible."
Anna Meares continued to dominate the women coming in sixth place, ahead of Kate Peck in 11th and Em Rusciano who finished 12th.
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Bucs score 94 points, despite loss to hot-shooting Appalachian State
Monday, January 06, 2003BOONE, N.C.� Appalachian State's Shawn Hall registered a career-high 37 points on 12-of-25 shooting from the floor as the Mountaineers (7-3, 1-0 SoCon) used a torrid shooting pace in their 108-94 victory over East Tennessee State at Holmes Center Monday night. The Mountaineers netted 22-of-31 field goal tries (71 percent) in the second half and totaled 62.5 percent (40-of-64) for the game. The Apps made good on 7-of-9 tries from the floor over the last 6:28 to secure the victory. After the Bucs' Tiras Wade (Tampa, Fla.) scored four straight points to cut the Mountaineers' lead to five, at 71-66 with 11:31 left, the Apps followed with a run of there own. They pushed six straight points off of fast breaks to claim a 77-66 lead with 10:01 to play. The Mountaineers never trailed in the second half and led by as many 16 en route to the win. One game after registering 32 points in an overtime win versus UNC Greensboro, Wade paced East Tennessee State (5-8, 1-1 SoCon) with 21 points. Junior forward Zakee Wadood (Lonoke, Ark.) finished with 15 points and equaled his season high with seven steals. Senior guard Ryan Lawson (Rogersville, Tenn.) recorded 13 points, four steals and four assists in the losing effort. Junior Jerald Fields (Gainesville, Fla.), nursing a sore ankle, contributed 11 points in 19 minutes off the bench. One of the nation's best in creating steals East Tennessee State recorded 21. It equals the most ever recorded against an ASU squad. ETSU induced 27 turnovers while making 20 of its own. East Tennessee State returns home to entertain The Citadel on Saturday, Jan. 11. Tip off is slated for 4:00 p.m. at Memorial Center.


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Volleyball Coach Deane Webb Signs Contract Extension
Friday, August 02, 2002Johnson City, Tenn. (Aug. 2, 2002) � East Tennessee State University athletic director Todd Stansbury announced Friday that volleyball head coach Deane Webb has signed a three-year contract extension through 2005. Webb came to ETSU last season, and led the Bucs to a 20-6 record and a second place finish in the Southern Conference. The team set a school record by winning 13 of their first 14 matches on the way to their best SoCon finish since 1987. The Bucs went all season without losing consecutive matches, the first time that has happened in school history. East Tennessee State finished the season 78th in the final NCAA Ratings Percentage Index (RPI). Following the 2000 campaign, the Bucs finished 187th among 312 NCAA Division I schools. But following their impressive 2001 campaign, ETSU improved 109 positions. "I am honored that ETSU has offered a multi-year contract, and I gladly accept the offer," said Webb. "I greatly appreciate the generosity shown by our president, Dr. Stanton, and Todd Stansbury, our Athletic Director. This year has been a year of growth throughout our program - from the team's play on the court last season to the tremendous growth of our camps and the formation of our volleyball booster club (The Rally Club); it has been an exciting year. It was a year that we took several steps towards becoming a program that ETSU can and will be very proud of, and I look forward to continued growth for our program in the upcoming years." "Coach Webb has done a great job in a short time here at ETSU," said Stansbury. "This is a reward for moving our volleyball program to the top echelon of the Southern Conference and putting us in a position to compete nationally." East Tennessee State opens its 2002 season on Aug. 30-31 as they travel to Charlotte, N.C. to compete in the Spring Hill Suites Invitational. The Bucs' first match is on Aug. 30 against host Charlotte at 7:30 p.m.
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Soon after winning the 2012 Qantas Australian Grand Prix, former World Champion Jenson Button said: "Formula 1's in a great place right now". He might have been speaking about Melbourne, but he meant the sport itself – and events since March 18 have merely underlined his words.
2012 so far - history in seven steps
By the summer break the 2012 season had already made history. For the first time since the World Championship began in 1950, seven different drivers won the seven opening rounds.
Button's victory for McLaren was his third in Australia and no great surprise. What IS surprising is Jenson's failure to back up since then.
In Malaysia Fernando Alonso and Ferrari were back on top – so what were all those media murmurings about Maranello being off the pace? Alonso has his heart set on a third world title to match his idol Ayrton Senna; his sheer determination was carrying the car.
More history in China: Nico Rosberg scored his maiden Grand Prix victory at the 111th attempt, giving the 'Silver Arrows' their first World Championship race win since Fangio triumphed at Monza in Italy in the last race of 1955.
In the Bahrain desert reigning champ Sebastian Vettel put Red Bull back on top with the 22nd victory of his career and we waited for the floodgates to open.
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The boxing kangaroo pulled no punches in Monaco: for the second time in three seasons Australia's Mark Webber utterly dominated the streets of Monte Carlo.
Montreal made Lewis Hamilton the man of the moment as McLaren's other Brit scored his first success of the season – and the Magnificent Seven was complete.
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A gene therapy technique which aims to ease memory problems linked to Alzheimer's Disease has been successfully tested in mice. US scientists used the technique to increase levels of a chemical which helps brain cells signal to each other.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010 - 12:33
Harvard scientists at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute say they have for the first time partially reversed age-related degeneration in mice, resulting in new growth of the brain and testes, improved fertility, and the return of a lost cognitive function.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010 - 12:24
Metformin, a drug used in type 2-diabetes might have the potential to also act against Alzheimer's disease. This has been shown in a study from scientists of the German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases (DZNE), the University of Dundee and the Max-Planck-Institute for Molecular Genetics.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010 - 12:43
Researchers have found evidence that an environmental pollutant may play an important role in causing multiple sclerosis and that a hypertension drug might be used to treat the disease.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010 - 12:35
An old pinworm medicine is a new lead in the search for compounds that block a signaling pathway implicated in colon cancer. The findings, reported by Vanderbilt University Medical Center researchers in the November issue of Nature Chemical Biology, suggest a fresh approach for developing therapeutics that target the pathway.
Monday, November 22, 2010 - 14:46
New studies identify brain changes in people with Alzheimer's disease. The results give researchers a greater understanding of the disease and may help at-risk individuals by improving early detection.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010 - 21:04
New animal research has identified factors, such as the stress response and immune system, that may play important roles in depression. Scientists have also found that the regulation of nerve cell signals influences depression in animals, and that new drug combinations may more effectively treat it. The findings were presented at Neuroscience 2010, the annual meeting of the Society for Neuroscience and the world's largest source of emerging news on brain science and health.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010 - 20:51
A drug used decades ago to treat high blood pressure has been shown to improve learning and memory in mouse models of Alzheimer's disease, according to a new study by researchers at the National Institute on Aging (NIA), part of the National Institutes of Health.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010 - 13:05
There are disorders and conditions that entail increased itching and can be extremely troublesome for those suffering from it. The mechanisms behind itching are not well understood today. For one thing, what is it about scratching that relieves itching?
Friday, November 5, 2010 - 15:41
A new study by Greek researchers suggests that the biologic drug bortezomib (Velcade), a proteasome inhibitor used to treat multiple myeloma (bone marrow cancer), may represent a promising treatment for rheumatoid arthritis (RA).
Wednesday, November 3, 2010 - 18:07
New research published in the Journal of Leukocyte Biology suggests that a purified form of a product modified from simple sugar molecules can eradicate killer viruses by mobilizing white blood cells.
Wednesday, November 3, 2010 - 18:01
A team of scientists from Japan and the University of California, San Diego School of Medicine have created a new mouse model that confirms that mutations of a protein called beta-synuclein promote neurodegeneration.
Wednesday, November 3, 2010 - 17:48
A molecular pathway within the brain's reward circuitry appears to contribute to alcohol abuse, according to laboratory mouse research supported by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA), part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The findings, published online today in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, also provide evidence that the pathway may be a promising new target for the treatment of alcohol problems.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010 - 17:09
University scientists are using a seemingly unlikely animal to study development, cell function and the effects of debilitating human diseases. Ninety percent of zebrafish's amino acids are in the same order as a human's. Because of these similarities, zebrafish make excellent model organisms for research on human diseases.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010 - 17:01
At Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute (Sanford-Burnham), a team led by Sean Oldham, Ph.D., and Rolf Bodmer, Ph.D., recently created a simple model to link high-fat diet, obesity and heart dysfunction. Using fruit flies, they discovered that a protein called TOR influences fat accumulation in the heart.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010 - 16:15
Scientists at the National Institutes of Health have redefined the roles of several cytokines involved in the generation of immune cells implicated in severe autoimmune diseases. The study in mice showed that development of Th17 immune cells can occur without the presence of transforming growth factor (TGF)-beta, a mediator thought to be required for Th17 cell development.
Thursday, October 28, 2010 - 16:36
Genes involved in fruit fly learning processes are similar in structure and function to those in humans and other mammals.
Thursday, October 28, 2010 - 11:05
Type 1 diabetes (T1D), formerly known as juvenile diabetes, is a multifactorial disease of complex etiology characterized by the autoimmune destruction of pancreatic beta cells. In addition to genetic susceptibility, it is generally accepted that environmental factors play important roles in triggering disease, with virus infection having perhaps the strongest association.
Wednesday, October 27, 2010 - 14:12
Scientists are reporting progress in their efforts to channel brain waves to power mechanical devices, a development that could someday help paralyzed people regain mobility.
Wednesday, October 27, 2010 - 13:59
An operation commonly performed to remove brain tumors from the pituitary glands of humans is now available to dogs, thanks to a collaboration between a neurosurgeon and some veterinarians in Los Angeles. And that is turning out to be good for humans.
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Given a set of SHA1 hash code, if we knew a portion of the plaintext for each particular hash code, and also the remaining portion of the plaintext is a constant value for each hash code. Is it possible for us to recover what is the constant value?
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Yes, but unless there is a significant break through in the crypto-analysis of SHA-1, the only way to retrieve the constant value is by brute forcing it. In other words, trying all the values, calculating the SHA-1 over the plaintext and the constant and comparing it with the given hash value.


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You can disconnect if you like and feel better about it. It really isn't necessary, though. Pipe rigs weld on the back of the deck all the time and never have troubles. The electronics are on the front and the weld action is on the back. As long as the ground is connected to the work in the back and not on, say , the front bumper, the chances of current affecting the electronics is virtually nil. DC likes straight lines and short runs. That makes it easy.
FWIW, when they built my dump truck, about 75% of it was welded on the truck. The CAT computer never suffered and is still running strong. They did the same thing when they welded on the hitch plate. That was 3/4" plate welded single pass with a huge wire and high amps. If that didn't kill it, nothing would.
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Where I work, we work on Aerial devices [bucket trucks and digger derricks] We always un-hook the batteries before welding. That is, welding on the truck with the problem,not our service trucks. Our trucks all have circuit boards that control stop/start, throttle, pto etc. Not to mention the Catipillar ECM and the Allison ECM. To be on the safe side with welding on the bed of your truck make sure you have a GOOD ground. On our service trucks We weld in the vise and just put the ground on the vise. As far as welding on someone elses truck, unhook the batteries. We just replaced a CAT ECM that cost $1200.00 [not welding related] That would eat up your profit big time. Some trucks like fire trucks have as many as 6 ECMs. For lights and all. Nice hitch welding table thoughScott
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For those of you that are interested i'm building a table on the back of my utility truck body and i've takin lots of pictures for everyone to see and get some ideals.
since i'm new to the forum don't bash the **** out of me! if I can be of any help feel free to e-mail me. Steve. PS. if anyone knows how to attach pictures please help me.
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I cannot figure this picture thing out? I can e-mail someone these pictures so they can be posted. I'm gonna go have a Margarita Holy tequila I got it
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Welding table
Here's a couple more pictures of the welding table. bolted is some diamond plate and is ready for some paint after the caps are welded.
looks good!
You made it look good. Thanks for sharing the pics.
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A few years ago i saw this little beauty [http://www.thetubelamp.com//photos/tags The Tube Lamp] pop up online, designed by Nik Willmore and decided it was exactly what i needed for my little Mad scientist Laboratory. unfortunately i couldn't spare the disposable cash needed (or justify it) to purchase such an item, though i would still like to some day as his still has a captivating hold on me :)
This is project to show you how to make a much more cost effective version of the tube lamp design to get you by for the meantime. Rough estimate of the costs involved in this project is totaled at around or under $20 depending on the supplies you choose.
NOTE: I Have updated some of the steps to help clarify some things and changed the way certain things are setup so they are more efficient and easier to understand. and from now on i also won't wait as long between doing a project, taking the pictures, and then making the write up as that leaves too much room for error :) thanks for reading.
I don't have any problems with sharing the schematics, as a matter of fact, I'd love to =) (all information should be free) That's why you can find it at my website: phobos.50webs.com/elektroweb/madscientistlight.html (take a look at the original sketch). I noticed I still haven't provided any additional information on the site so here some extra notes; The flashing is done using ordinary fluorescent light starters. and I used a very basic dimmer ciruit in series with the rest of the circuit (that is switches, starters and bulbs).
The components for the dimmer are:
- standard Diac (like a DB3)
- Triac (anything will do as long as it can handle the power of the bulbs, like a TIC 206 or BT136)
- 470K potentiometer
- 0.1uF capacitor (50V type should do fine, but I usually use a 250V or 400V type just in case one of the other component should fail)
you can find the dimmer circuit at the bottom of the sketch.
If you have any questions just let me know.
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In early 2009, the then Tamil Nadu Electricity Board (TNEB) tried to implement Bachat Lamp Yojana (BLY), a nation-wide scheme of replacing incandescent bulbs (ICBs) with CFLs.
I am a novice at electrical stuff, so your guide really helped me to go above and beyond once I understood the principals. The Box on the right is my first, the second is made with Christmas lights and vintage doctor office test tubes and the third has a dimmer, stand-by light and working clock. I couldn't have done it without this instructable!!!
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Something like this, though I don't know that voltage you have in your country.
How are these bulbs named ? I dont find them in my local hardwarestore.
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but too hard for me
for my baby would touch anyting in my room.
so wiring in paralel have advantages: 4times more power to each bulb
and wiring in series also have advantages: 4times less power consumption thant series wiring
Volts x Amps = Watts
Wattage=Power Consumption
The power consumed by the lights will not change dramatically by wiring the lights in series or parallel. The lights "require" a specific wattage, eg. 60w, and besides adding a dimmer, will just "automatically" get it.
By wiring the lights in series, you increase the amount of resistance in the circuit, and this reduces the voltage like was pointed out already. But it does NOT reduce the amount of power you are using. If you refer the the formula I wrote above and keep in mind the Wattage is going to be constant, you can understand how when the voltage decreases the light will respond by increasing the amount of amperage. In fact this is how many house fires are caused because amperage causes heat. The old christmas lights without the fuses could get so hot they'd melts when you plugged to many strings into eachother like this.
The ONLY way to reuce the power consumption in a light circut like this is with a dimmer, and not all dimmers qualify. The modern Levitron dimmersw you pay about $20 a piece for DO reduce the power consumption, but the old style only reduce light output and not consumption.
Hope that was helpful :)
let calc internal resistance of the bulb
R=120/0.5=240 omhs
now let see if at 60volts it stay at 60w (60volts 1 amp)
as you can see, according to ohm law, if voltage to buld decreasse, amp decreasse too
The reverse is true. Standard batteries are 1.5 volts each. Wire them in series and the voltages add up. Lots of items use 3 batteries wired in series to produce 4.5volts. Close enough to power electronics meant for 5volts.


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Current work includes: Cleopatra, Northern Ballet, Choreographer David Nixon; Bells are Ringing, Director Paul Foster, Union Theatre; Leonce und Lena (associate), Grands Ballets Canadiens, Montreal, Choreographer Christian Spuck.
Previous work includes: Glass Canon, Northern Ballet, Choreographer Daniel De Andrade; Genoveva, UCL Opera; Beware of What Your Wish For (short film) Director Patricia Doyle; Hamlet, Northern Ballet, Choreographer David Nixon, Sadlers Wells and tour; Salome (associate) Korean National Opera, Director Carlos Wagner; The Rakes Progress, Welsh National Opera Max, Director David Newman; Camacho's Wedding, UCL Opera, Director Duncan MacFarland; The Medium & Ten Belles, Sherman Theatre, Cardiff, both with Director John La Bouchardiere; Umbilica, Diversions Dance Company, Choreographer Tanja Amri.
Prior to retraining in Theatre Design, at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, Christopher was also a principal dancer for many years with Northern Ballet. He has also danced for Scottish Ballet, Ballet du Nord, and the Royal Ballet of Flanders. Christopher was a 2005 Linbury Prize Finalist.
Christopher's work was exhibited as part of the National Design Exhibition, COLLABORATORS: UK Design for Performance 2003-2007, at the Victoria and Albert Museum in 2008 and will be featured as part of the next exhibition 2007-2011 in Cardiff from January 2011 followed by the V&A later on.


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i worked with a guy who used to work for the state in the late seventies doing road maintenance and he also was in charge of the snow plows when we had snow. he told me it got awful cold in the ford plows. i asked him why it got cold he said the ford plows had the distributor at the front of the engine and when they plowed it would send the snow right on top of the front of the hood where it would melt from the engine heat and get the distributor cap wet and cause the engine to sputter and stall. so they would hook a chain from the front of a regular truck to the ford plow and have them tow them and do there plowing and because the motor wasnt running in the ford plow it would get awfull cold. i told him havent you ever heard of spraying the inside of the cap out with wd-40 and then using silicone around the bottom of the cap to seal all the moisture out. he said i thought wd40 was for rusty bolts. i said wd40 means water diplacement on the 40th try. he said what does the silicone do i said it will seal the cap and keep water from getting inside. he said oh that would be to much trouble. i guess they would have rather froze half to death plowing the road instead using a little common sense. all i could do was laughhh 187.:
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yep i can see how it would be soo much essayer to hook up chains and pull the plow all winter instead of fixing the problem.
i'll bet they cant drive anywhere when it's raining cuzz its too hard to turn on the wipers ????
boy thats some real winers there. great use of Tax $$. pay one guy to pull another all winter long just to keep from spending $4 a truck to fix it. not to mention the extra ware and tear on the other trucks.
some people just cant be helped.thanks for the help
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the thing with this guy is he actually thought that i was the dummy and his way was easier!!!!!!! he is one of our most senior welders at the company i work for. we have a nickname for him but i cant tell you it on here might make someone mad.hh 187.:
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AN Video - An Independent You in Animation
Share your views on the state of the Animation Industry.
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AN Video - An Independent You in Animation
If you're an artist working in the animation industry there's a better way to go than the system we currently experience. Let's start using our heads and position ourselves favorably for the present and the future.
PS - Recorded this in one take...
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Me and my roomates watched this...we all cheered at the end! Keep Creating! Thats bad ass!
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these concepts can applied to many different types of lifestyle choices!
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Thanks for the audience brother!
Well I took the leap and posted this video on AN's Facebook page. Within 45 minutes the post was seen by 140 people with 6 likes and 4 comments and several additional views on YouTube. The biggest and fastest response I've experienced yet with AN's Facebook.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Animation ... 8748898069
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Looks like AN's Facebook community is responding favorably to the video. After 6 hours there's 14 likes on the post, 8 comments, 285 people saw the post and a few more subscribers to my YouTube channel.
AN's Facebook has never gotten a response on an entry as positive as what this video has garnered.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Animation ... 8748898069
Okay then looks like that's the way to go!
Thanks you thank you thank you. Will do my best to keep it going for the benefit of our community.
It's for a purpose ladies and gents.
An artists' movement is on the way.
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Charles if you go wayyyy back into the AN archives you'll see I've posted the exact same scenarios and situations. It's happening again. Veteran artists who never took the time to create their own products and now find themselves with their asses out in the wind.
Over and over again I've mentioned this and now to see you doing a video post about it validates my points even more.
This go round with layoffs we can't blame corporate suits like last time. Artists had the high ground for several years and stats still went down and now people are out of work.
It sucks but this time the reality check is ten times as hard.
I've posted numerous resources on how to start your own companies, get corporate credit, group health insurance and more but it fell on deaf ears. Now those chill winds from Eden are setting fires under asses and showing artists they have to take greater responsibility.
It's so easy to start a corporation nowadays but don't do it in California. MOVE OUT FIRST. Starting a biz in California is like setting your own ass on fire. Paperwork is cheap and you can be up and running in a day or two. With crowdfunding you can get that seed money going.
So I'm glad people are finally seeing the forest for the trees.
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Amen, Greg!
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Even on the most basic levels you can create a business entity in California. Just go down tour local newspaper and they'll help you file a Fictitious Business Name Statement and you'll be "Doing Business AS".
For example John Doe DBA "John Doe Enterprises". Contact your accountant and they'll help you get a Federal Tax ID number for your business and you'll be able to conduct your affairs without the need for disclosing your Social Security Number. That way you can freelance easier, get other artists to help with larger projects, etc. You gave the option of operating differently. You can build from there with incorporation in the future if you want.
Once your Fictitious Name Statement comes in you can open a bank account in the name of your business. You might need to get a business license first. I'm not certain if the banks require it. You'll have to check first.
It's some extra foot work that you need to do but it's worth it as you now have an option to conducting business transactions with your professional career.
Also, I don't think crowdfunding sites require you to be a business entity in order to use their system. All you have to have is a bank account. Even a personal one will do the trick and you can launch a project!
I remember back in the day when you were saying that Greg. I was too and it got through to some people. They have flexibility now and a few became very successful but many others are far behind in just knowing basic things. They don't know what they need to do on the most basic of levels.
Whether or not that will change is yet to be seen but with the direction that the industry is going with creative enterprises it stands to reason that more and more artists will come to the realization that expanding upon and growing out of the singular mindset of the work for hire mentality is to their advantage.
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Yes Charles,
You've outlined the basics in starting a biz in Cali but I emphasized a corporation as it protects you and your assets. Since we're talking artists and intellectual properties you have to cover your ass.
You can start a corporation for under $100. If you need seed money you might try crowdfunding. Lots of people are doing this.
As for me I came back to my hometown to do business and got deathly ill. Been in and out of hospitals since October. Have to start from ground floor up but I have enough equity out there to build up to something lucrative. I have time to convalesce and at least I can go back to pumping iron very soon which always brings me up.
I've found great stuff for businesses I didn't know existed before and was thinking of moving back to Cali either to Burbank or Los Feliz again. This is due to online internet marketing. I have a new publisher who is a whiz. There's no stopping this guy and he has broken records in ebooks, mobile etc. and has given me carte blanche. I'll be using crowdfunding too and getting solidly established. This winter stuff is for the birds. I'm done with winter. I have like zero affinity for that winter wonderland nonsense.
I should have retired 8 years ago. Everyday my personal evaluation says, "Why am I not on a sunny beach with some hotties and lobster?". What delusional paths have I been taking that is everything EXCEPT my favorite foods and chicks and beautiful tropical weather?
That was my wake up call.
With the internet everywhere I should be in the Caribbean or sunny Cali living the Life of Riley or something.
Things gonna change!
You know of any good office space in Burbank or apartments lemme know.
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If you're unhappy there come back to town Greg. Check out Craigslist for what's happening with apartments and offices brother. It's getting a little pricey so the sooner you can make the move the better if you're so inclined.
Incorporation is the ideal. And even if you're in California you don't have to be incorporated in Caliofornia.
Know where Disney is incorporated?
You can do it online.
If you're not there yet a simple DBA (Doing Business As) via the filing of a Fictitious Business Name Statement is still the first step even if you're going to be incorporating.
Know the basics and set up a business foundation for your business and you'll be prepared for just about any commercial eventuality plus you'll be better protected!
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btw, the jazz background music elevates the first video into a new realm.
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McLaren driver Jenson Button has come out in defense of former team-mate Lewis Hamilton, saying that the Mercedes driver is as quick as he ever was...
McLaren driver Jenson Button has come out in defense of former team-mate Lewis Hamilton, saying that the Mercedes driver is as quick as he ever was.
After making his controversial switch from McLaren to Mercedes before the 2013 season, Hamilton has regularly been outpaced by new team-mate Nico Rosberg, who won Merc's only race of the year so far in Monaco last month.
Hamilton, however, has bettered Rosberg's results in five of the seven races so far this season and has amassed more points for the Brackley-based team with 77, while Rosberg has only 57.
"For Lewis, it is the same as it is for all of us - if he does not have a car balance that suits him, then it is not easy," Button told German Magazine Auto Motor und Sport.
"And, of course, Nico is fast. But Lewis has not lost his speed. It is still there. He will come back and then he will shock you all.
"You have to be fair. He has at least scored significantly more points than Nico. Lewis is incredibly fast."
Button added that he doesn't believe Mercedes gained any advantage from their 1,000km Pirelli tyre test after the Spanish Grand Prix, saying that he trusts the word of both Hamilton and Rosberg.
"Both drivers said no," the former World Champion added.
"You have to believe them. Otherwise they would be liars. So I believe them."


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Red Bull Racing
Result: Sebastian Vettel 1st, Mark Webber 5th
What happened: Vettel was in a class of his own from Saturday onwards at Albert Park, and was never headed for his first win in Australia – and his fourth win in the last five races dating back to last year.
By contrast, it was a miserable home race for Webber, who couldn't make a three-stop strategy work and finished fifth. While equalling his best result in Melbourne, the margin to his teammate was alarmingly large.
Vettel said: "We got a lot of points which is very important and we enjoyed ourselves, which is even more important."
Result: Lewis Hamilton 2nd, Jenson Button 6th
What happened: Hamilton survived heavy wheel-spin to hold position at the start and then an 'off' that damaged the floor of his car later in the race to score the 37th podium of his career in his 72nd race. His speed in pursuit of the victorious Vettel was some compensation to Button for a luckless afternoon in which he lost ground off the grid, passed Massa by taking an unauthorised short cut – for which he was given a drive-through penalty – and then fought back to gain a creditable finish.
Hamilton said: "The whole team should be proud of this result. The car felt fantastic and I think we can challenge to win the next race."
Result: Fernando Alonso 4th, Felipe Massa 7th
What happened: Alonso had to fight his way back from a disastrous opening lap that dropped him from P4 to P9 but showed Ferrari's race pace by matching Webber's Red Bull all the way; Massa came off second-best in a prolonged arm-wrestle with Button's McLaren, was ninth on the road but leap-frogged two places when the Saubers were excluded.
Alonso said: "Today was much more normal, but we need to improve for Sepang – we must be much quicker than we were in Melbourne."
Result: Michael Schumacher (DNF, accident damage, lap 19), Nico
Rosberg (DNF, accident damage, lap 23)
What happened: A disaster for the all-German driver line-up, which had high hopes of taking the fight to McLaren and Ferrari this weekend. Schumacher made a strong start from 11th but clashed with Toro Rosso's Jaime Alguersuari at Turn 3 on the opening lap, while Rosberg parked his car after being taken out by Rubens Barrichello of Williams at the same corner just before half-distance.
Ross Brawn said: "It's a disappointing end to a disappointing first weekend of the season."
Result: Vitaly Petrov 3rd, Nick Heidfeld 12th
What happened: Petrov made a blinding start to get to fourth past Alonso and Button then set his fastest lap time on lap 55 as he fought like a tiger to protect his third place from double World Champion Alonso and score Russia's first-ever F1 podium; Heidfeld too started like a hare to be 12th – from 18th on the grid – by Turn 1 but got involved in a collision that damaged the bodywork and compromised his race.
Team Principal Eric Boullier said: "I have no doubt that both our drivers can be fighting towards the front at the next race."
Result: Pastor Maldonado DNF( 9 laps), Rubens Barrichello DNF (48 laps)
What happened: A disappointing Sunday for Williams on top of a poor Saturday added up to a gloomy weekend. Maldonado retired early with a transmission failure after surviving the start and finding a rhythm before the vastly-experienced Barrichello followed suit, albeit after a slow puncture and then a collision with Rosberg's Mercedes, had upset his progress.
Barrichello said: "It was a tough race for us, but at least the 33 was competitive for pace which is encouraging looking ahead to the next race."
Force India
Race: Paul di Resta 10th, Adrian Sutil 9th
What happened: Points for both drivers, including one for Di Resta on his F1 debut, signal a satisfactory start for the team thanks, in part, to the disqualification of the two Sauber cars.
Both drivers ran sensible and solid races, Sutil from 16th on the grid. Di Resta had to conserve fuel on the closing laps. Sutil said: "We had a good performance on the track and, in the end, it was a good race for the first of the season."
Result: Sergio Perez (disqualified), Kamui Kobayashi (disqualified)
What happened: It should have been a Sunday to celebrate for the Swiss team with a double points finish and a superb debut by Mexican rookie Sergio Perez, but it was not to be. Both cars were disqualified post-race for two breaches of the technical regulations relating to the upper part of the rear wing. Before the bad news came, Perez turned heads with a one-stop strategy that looked to have scored points in his maiden Grand Prix.
Kobayashi said: "Sergio had a really great performance today and I know that he is strong and he is fast. I think we are now very good teammates to be together." – before disqualification.
Toro Rosso
Result: Sébastien Buemi 8th, Jaime Alguersuari 11th
What happened: The first corner brought what no team boss wants – a clash between his two drivers. Buemi recovered to steal a point that turned into much more when the Saubers were disqualified; Alguersuari was also hit by Schumacher's Mercedes, forcing him into an extra stop, but also moved up two places thanks to the Swiss team's misfortune.
Buemi said: "We will be having a chat about it once I have watched a recording of the incident!"
Result: Jarno Trulli (13th, +2 laps), Heikki Kovalainen (DNF, water leak, lap 19)
What happened: Kovalainen stayed with Sauber's Sergio Perez and Jaime Alguersuari of Toro Rosso for some time before falling away and then eventually retiring, while Trulli had a quieter race, comfortably ahead of Virgin's Jerome D'Ambrosio but well behind the rest.
They say: "I think this has been a bit of a tricky weekend for us, perhaps more difficult than we had anticipated." – Heikki Kovalainen
Marussia Virgin
Result: Timo Glock DNF (49 laps), Jérôme d'Ambrosio 14th
What happened: Both cars ran consistently enough to deliver a solid base for the season ahead, D'Ambrosio nailing a finish in his first race at this level. Glock was hampered by a loose front wheel and then heavy vibration in the closing stages.
Team chief John Booth said: "First and foremost, we have to be happy that we achieved our objective of a two car finish…"


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Graeme Lowdon has confirmed that Marussia held talks with Caterham regarding a merger but that neither party could agree a deal....
Graeme Lowdon has confirmed that Marussia held talks with Caterham regarding a merger but that neither party could agree a deal.
As the team back-marker outfits continue to fight for survival - financially and during grand prix weekends - the teams met in the off-season to talk about joining forces as one team.
"I can confirm that discussions took place," Marussia's sporting director Lowdon told Sky Sports Online. "I wasn't involved in them and as I understand it, the conclusion was unacceptable to our shareholders. So nothing happened."
News of the failed merger broke on Thursday with the Times newspaper's Kevin Eason reporting that "talks between the Marussia and Caterham teams started over the winter" as they tried to find common ground so that they could guarantee survival.
"But the talks foundered and the two teams are now in a dogfight for tens of millions of pounds in prize money."
Last season it was Marussia who lost out on that money, finishing 11th to Caterham's 10th.
Marussia is also the only team who has yet to sign a new Concorde Agreement with Bernie Ecclestone.
"We cannot understand why we should be the only ones without any form of agreement," Lowdon told the British newspaper. "We have had nothing to sign and are not even racing on promises.
"We have sweated blood in this sport to build a team. We employ a lot of people and we have a huge fanbase. We are not giving up that easily, but each passing week makes us worry that we are deemed to have no place in this sport. We do not think that is the case."
F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone, though, insists he wants Marussia to stay on in Formula One.
"I want them to stay," said the 82-year-old. They are a good bunch of people working hard. If they can do their best, I want them to stay in the sport - 100 percent."
He added: "I have everything prepared here for them to sign now. It is not a problem. But they have not been happy and they almost merged with Caterham, so that made me wonder what was happening."


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