Q: Contrary to popular understanding, your computer's built-in administrator can't regulate whether or not your Google Chrome browser synchronizes with your Google Account. If you're seeing the "Sync is disabled by your administrator" error, it's because your Google Account belongs to an organization's Google Admin group. If you're an administrator, you can turn on sync for your account. This error is common for school or work email addresses. Click or double-click the Chrome app icon, which resembles a red, yellow, green, and blue ball. Go to https://admin.google.com/ in Chrome. Type the email address for the administrator account into the provided text box. If you don't have access to the administrator account, you'll need to ask your system administrator to sign you in. It's below the text box. Type in the password for the administrator account. It's below the text box. This is in the upper-right side of the page. You'll find it in the list of available apps. You'll instead click G Suite here if you're using a G Suite for Education account. It's a link in the list of services. You'll find this at the top of the page. On the left side of the page, click the group of users to which the Google Account you want to sync belongs. This account is different than the administrator account you're currently on. If you want to turn on Google Chrome Sync for everyone in your group, just click On for everyone and click Save. You can then turn on Google Chrome sync. Doing so enables Google Sync for your account. At this point, you should be able to sync the account on a computer or on mobile.
A: Understand what the "Sync is disabled" error means. Open Google Chrome. Open the Google Admin login page. Enter your administrator email address. Click Next. Enter the password. Click Next. Click Apps. Click Additional Google services. Click Google Chrome Sync. Click Edit Service. Select your user group. Click On.

Q: Before you start the raffle, search for "raffle laws near me" to determine what is allowed and what is a violation. Online raffles are considered gambling in some states, which makes them illegal. On a federal level, you must be part of a qualified 501(c) organizations to host a raffle online. Each state also has its own restrictions and regulations regarding raffles. You may have to obtain a permit before you host your raffle. However, you can still host "giveaways" online in most cases. Giveaways are when you invite users to donate money or share your post in order to generate attention to your cause or brand. Search online for an online raffle website that suits your needs. For instance, https://rallyup.com is a popular choice. Read over the "FAQs" and "About" section to get more information, and make your selection based on personal preference. There are both free and paid versions available. After you make your selection, create an account to get started on your online raffle. A giveaway is when you offer an item for free in exchange for shares on social media. Giveaways are often hosted in order to get more likes or followers, to generate brand awareness, or to increase sales. To start a giveaway, pick an item you want to promote and write a post asking your followers or friends to like the post, share it on their page, and/or comment with a number between a certain range in order to pick a winner. By typing a number between 1 and 1,000, for instance, you can use a random number generator to pick a winner fairly and honestly. You can pick any number range you'd like. For example, if you make jewelry, you can host a necklace giveaway to get people to share your items and increase traffic on your website. You can host a giveaway on social media such as Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook. However, if you want to do a giveaway through Facebook, you must have a Facebook page to host the giveaway, rather than a personal Facebook page.
A: Research government laws to ensure you can host an online raffle. Find an online raffle website to easily host your campaign. Host a giveaway on social media instead if you can't do an online raffle.

Q: Put both of the cake pans on the middle rack of your preheated oven. Bake them until the tops are golden brown and the sides pull away from the pan. You can also gently press the center of a cake. If it's done, it should spring back immediately. If it doesn't, bake it for 2 to 3 more minutes and check again. Leave the cakes in the pans once you take them out of the oven. They should continue to pull away from the sides of the pans. After 5 minutes, run a butter knife around the sides of the cake pans and carefully flip them onto a wire rack to cool completely.
A: Bake the cakes for 20 to 25 minutes. Cool the cakes for 5 minutes before flipping them out onto a wire rack.

Q: Everyone should know how to pull their weight when traveling. For example, your electronics player should know how to plug the laptop with the drum samples into the amplifier. If he/she doesn't, he/she needs to learn. Your electronics person should record every concert you have and upload it to your websites. This is your "major tour". Performing in two major cities really does something. You might see an increase of two to four hundred fans. That's really something. Most bands would kill for that. Battle of the Bands, etc., you know, things like that. Always search for things like this, to promote your band.
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Be flexible and multi-purpose. Perform at least 8 to 10 concerts, two of which need to be in major cities. Once done with your mini tour, record a music video. Get involved in competitions.