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How to Divide the Possession of a Football?
AbstractIn an National Football League overtime, a coin is tossed to determine which team will receive the kick off. In the sudden death format starting on offense has a significantly higher chance of winning. We examine two proposals to improve the ex post fairness: auctions and divide-and-choose. We find the auction to provide a better outcome than the divide-and-choose rule in general when the teams have asymmetric assessments about how the overtime game may unfold. The result has broad implications for resource division when individuals do not have complete information about the objects being divided.
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First of all, since this is my first diary here, allow me to state up front that I have been an Obama supporter since February (I mailed in vote for Edwards early from California).
That being said, a personal priority of mine is to remain as fair and objective as possible when interpreting matters of politics. I have noticed, even in myself, a tendency for my own objectivity to become clouded when I become too loyal to a candidate or cause. It is even easier to notice this trend in others. For example, when Obama's "bitter" comments surfaced, I noticed many fellow Obama supporters trying to excuse the comments as something other than what they were. They were a big mistake, costly to his public image, and they pointed out some of his imperfections as a candidate. Because of mistakes like this, I often remind myself that Obama is not the perfect candidate and I will not defend him for every statement and stance. But, I happen to prefer him over Hillary Clinton for my own set of reasons (everyone has their own, don't they).
My question is, do others on this site also value the exercise of more objectivity in political discourse here, or is it OK to let loyalty triumph over an attempt at reducing one's own bias in the course of argumentation?
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As an example of what appears to me to be loyalty-clouded discourse on this site, I have been puzzled about how to respond to many, many diaries and comments regarding the Florida and Michigan delegate dispute. There seems to be such a willingness among supporters of both candidates to selectively use data to support their point. Because this site seems to have more Clinton supporters making comments, there are more examples of what appears to me to be Clinton-slanted logic here than Obama-slanted, but I'm not trying to argue that this problem is one-sided.
Being geeky enough to have watched CSPAN for too many hours yesterday, I watched with interest as Mr. Ickes (as some others did) used stretched arguments to make his case. In his attempts at using logic to justify his moral position, he carefully selected out the information that he voted to strip the delegations of their representation himself. Surely he must have assumed when casting that vote in the 2007 committee meeting that at least one voter would show up for the primary and cast a vote in each state. As a member in the committee in 2007, he voted to deny that and any other potential voters their rights to be "fairly reflected". If the principle he claimed to be so upset about as being bedrock was so bedrock, why didn't he notice it then?
While he pointed out the observation that some of the candidates removed their names from the ballot in Michigan in part to "curry favor" with other states, he overlooked the implications of signing a pledge "not to campaign or participate" in those two primaries. Having your name on the ballot when you have pledged not to participate may be considered not honoring that pledge depending on what the interpretation of "participate" is. It also seemed purposefully hypocritical for him to insist on "fair reflection" without wanting to fairly reflect the 30,000 votes cast as write-ins. Since Hillary was on the ballot, those votes were most likely not for her, therefore his claim of entitlement to 73 delegates is not really valid according to his own logic of count-every-vote is more important than follow the rules.
Now, it is his job as a politician to twist logic to make a case. That's what they do. But...
What should WE do? Should we parrot his talking points here and validate a position built on slanted logic, or should we, as a community try to get to an objective reality together by working hard to try to identify our own biases and not let loyalty alone drive our opinions?
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Arnold Schwarzenegger stars as Breacher, a legend in drug enforcement, who leads his near psychotic band into blazing battles with near impossible odds. But very early in the film, we discover this gaggle of misfits is up to something nefarious. While engaged in retrieving a pallet load of money, our heroes liberate a cool $10 million for themselves by sending it — safely tethered to a rope — down a sewer line.
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Geoffrey Carroll Healey (1922–1994), British car designer, was born in Perranporth, Cornwall, the son of Donald Healey and his wife Ivy Maud, on 14 December 1922.
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Initially a pupil at Truro School, he transferred to Emscote Lawn School, Warwick in 1934, when his father joined the Triumph Motor Company in Coventry as their Experimental Manager. Geoffrey moved to Warwick School in April 1937 and took his School Certificate there in 1939.
At the start of the Second World War, Geoffrey his mother and brothers moved back to Cornwall, whereupon Geoffrey studied metallurgy at the Camborne School of Mines. Soon afterwards he became an apprentice at Cornercroft in Coventry and studied engineering at Coventry Technical College. He joined the new REME corps of the Army in late 1943, serving in Syria, the Lebanon and Egypt, reaching the rank of Captain.
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Demobilised in 1947, he joined Armstrong Siddeley Motors as a development engineer. He stayed there for two years, before joining his father Donald in Warwick, also as Development Engineer. In 1949 the most sporting of all the Healeys, the Silverstone, was announced. It had a shorter chassis and stiffer springing and was capable of 107 mph. The cars had numerous competition successes including class wins in the 1947 and 1948 Alpine rallies and the 1949 Mille Miglia. It remains a highly sought after car to this day and many of the other Healeys have been converted into Silverstone replicas.
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Two years after his death on 29 April 1994, his life story was published as "The Healey Story". This has been reviewed as "a Cornish father and son partnership and their 30-year involvement in the motor industry. The cars they made are still highly sought-after in Europe, the US and Australia, where many of the specials Geoffrey Healey prepared can now be found."
Geoffrey's widow, Margot A-M Healey (née Murcell), still lives in Warwick, and she happily regales her friends and neighbours with stories connected to the Healey history. She is the next-door-neighbour of Henry Ford Technical Fellow Tim Davis.
'The Healey Story: A Dynamic Father and Son Partnership and Their World-beating Cars'. Geoffrey Healey ISBN 0-85429-949-1. G.T.Foulis & Co (1996) (Haynes Group)


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New Jersey
3.64/5 rDev +4%
This is a regular pub with above average beer selection. There is really not a lot to say about this place - typical pub decor, typical wooden tables and chairs, typical bar. Somewhat spacious for a pub. The service was good. I haven't had any food, so I cannot attest to its quality.
As for the beer, I was drinking Unibroue Blanche de Chambly. They also had Ephemere, but unfortunately no Maudite. There were your usual suspects - Bass, Stella, Carlsberg, Hoegaarden, Guinness, and a few micros.
This place was a few blocks from my hotel, so it made a very good last stop to spend a few hours talking about life with a friend. Decent for a stop if you're in the neighborhood, but not worth a pilgrimage.
07-25-2005 20:37:12 | More by ikats
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New York
2.14/5 rDev -38.9%
People, if you spend even one hour of your visit to Montreal in this bar you're doing yourself a major disservice. The beer selection is mundane by any standard. Boddingtons?? Labatt?? This is a run-of-the-mill place with nothing to distinguish it from thousands of similar bars. The food may be good but so what? You came to a city with over ten really good brewpubs and bars like Vices et Versa that feature great selections of Quebec craft beers. Don't waste your time in this place with their pedestrian selection. Get a street map, locate the brewpubs, and enjoy the great beers they have.
If this bar really deserves an A- rating like the previous review gave, I wonder what Dieu Du Ciel would merit on that scale.
05-24-2010 14:39:38 | More by Tut
4.13/5 rDev +18%
Doesn't have the greatest beer selection, but what it does have on tap is good (Hoegaarden, Boddington's, etc.). You can even opt for the large serving size (kinda looks like a yard, but with a tap so you can share with friends). Food is REALLY good with pasta, pizza, sandwiches, & steak taking up most of the menu. My favorite was the Chicken Tikka, but I never had anything bad there. It's also a great place to watch a game as there are multiple TVs placed at all angles. And the staff is very nice & helpful.
05-21-2010 15:54:23 | More by triwolf
3.68/5 rDev +5.1%
Came here for the sole purpose of getting a giraffe beer tower. Filled it with Labatte Bleue. Didn't really have any better beer while I was there, but the place was pretty busy, good vibe going on.
Waitress got a little upset because one of my friends kept spilling beer, but she wasn't too bad about it.
Food we got was chicken fingers and nachos, and both were pretty good. Nothing special, but they did their job.
Not too pricey, and generally a nice place to go to get drunk before doing something else. They don't have a fantastic selection of good beers, but it's an upbeat place to go before you go out for good.
03-14-2009 20:28:42 | More by tittymcj
New Jersey
3.26/5 rDev -6.9%
This was the closest bar to our hotel -- other than the Peel Pub (which was far too loud) -- so it became the ending-off point virtually every night of our stay in Montreal. For that, it was perfect.
It's a big place, with two floors. Upstairs has a smaller bar and some pool tables. Downstairs has a bigger bar, most of the dining tables and the jukebox, which is fantastic. Plus< there are a ton of TVs, all with sporting events on.
The draft selection is pedestrian at best, but this was the bar we came to to drink pedestrian beer before calling it a night. It is mostly Canadian macros and your usual Euro imports like Guiness and Harp and the like. There was a Blanche de Chamblay tap, too, I think.
Because we were drinking their vertical pitchers, basically a bong-like device with a tap on the bottom -- we stayed with the Keith's IPA. It was good and the tap lines were clearly recently cleaned.
Overall, we had a great time drinking, listening to good music, watching some MMA fights and just bullshitting as a fluid group of anywhere from two people to 10.
It perfectly suited our needs and I recommend it on those nights that you are in the area with friends that are not into microbrews.
03-13-2009 18:53:03 | More by hammerhead24
3.63/5 rDev +3.7%
Stopped by this place twice while in montreal. The first time was a busy saturday night (during a habs playoff game) so the place had an almost electric atmosphere (which you just don't get for hockey back in the northeast). It's a good sized average bar with two floors (the upstairs has a pool table and extra seating). The waitstaff was all very friendly and helpful (all I encountered spoke fluent english). They were more than happy to recommend other places to stop by and how to get there.
The beer selection was better than average with about 15-20(not exactly sure) taps spanning a nice variety of styles. It's set up as many stand alone towers with 1-4 taps per tower covering most of the bar. For Montreal the prices here weren't bad, but still a little pricey. Also, for all of the people that were smoking in this place, it wasn't all that cloudy on the first floor which I can't say for all the bars I visited. I'd classify it as a good "after work" bar, and it's woth stopping by.
05-11-2006 16:54:47 | More by bkett01
3.5/5 rDev 0%
Pretty much your average pub, but quite large with very high ceilings (this helps a lot when it's busy and there is a lot of smoking going on). The front windows also open up to let some air in. There's a large bar in the back with a wide variety of taps. Most of this space was taken by the regular selection of imports (Guinness, Carlsberg, Bass, etc.), a few macros, and a slim selection of locals (a couple Boreale, Ephemere, and Blanche de Chambly). One local cider was available as well. Good service from the waitstaff and the food was good, if not mostly standard pub fare. Restrooms are located downstairs. Not a bad place to stop for a bite to eat and grab a beer, as long as you're already in the area.
09-05-2005 17:10:34 | More by DrJay
4/5 rDev +14.3%
This place seems pretty normal from the outside, and it is. Once you walk in their are many tables, some big TVs, and a long wooden bar, The bartenders are very nice and the tap beer selection is great. They have Maudite and Raftman from Unibroue on tap. and let me say that if you have never had either of these Unibroue beers on tap, that makes this place a 'must-visit' place!
Of course the Unibroue beers on tap are amazing, but this place also has a good selection from McAuslan, Boreale, Unibroue (in bottles), and the main belgians on tap as well, Stella, Leffe Brune and Blonde, Hoegaarden, etc...
They also had a deal on a dinner plate of marinara mussels and a pint of beer, of your choice, with some great frites and mayo. For......$10 (CAD), where can you beat a deal like that?
A comfy bar, with good beer, food, and company. Nice!
06-06-2003 05:20:32 | More by francisweizen
Mclean's Pub in Montréal, QC, Canada
- out of 100 based on 8 ratings.


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^labo niyo.
Anyway, I'm browsing the pics and found this interesting.. Sino yung katabi ni AVO?..
The Afro import? Parang mas matangkad kay AVO ah..
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^labo niyo.
Anyway, I'm browsing the pics and found this interesting.. Sino yung katabi ni AVO?..
The Afro import? Parang mas matangkad kay AVO ah..
^^ sinagot na dito yan, si Cheick Kone! French import ata natin! hehe!
OT: iba talaga kapag player, dame chicks!!!!
Slaughter was giving out shots to everyone including LA revilla. There was a scene where LA Revilla hugged Greg.
i always see the French import(?) during the games sitting behind the DLSU bench while having his headset on. parang mas matangkad na version ni Oda Adeogun ng SBC pero mukhang mas athletic yung French import. given the "succession plan" that DLSU has (if there's any), i'm thinking that the French import might be the one tapped to replace Andrada after 2013.
Why not get both Lao and Bolick then let everybody fight for the spots left. They did it already with last season's batch of rookies where Axel Torres was put to Team B.
^^with all due to respect sir, how come he can't even dominate/lead team B to FMC play-offs? baka kelangan nya pa mahasa sa paglalaro sa team B? opinyon ko lang ito sir.
honestly, it would be good to see both Bolick and Axel Torres in DLSU Team A very soon. maybe Axel can be the combo guard that can serve as a good back-up to Revilla and Axel's own brother, Thomas, while Bolick is the PG-SG-SF who can be a good option for both offense and defense. i dunno if that sounds redundant but if it is possible for both Bolick and Axel Torres to be in DLSU Team A at the same time, then, by all means, Coach Gee and company should exploit the idea to the fullest.
So itong si Kone pala yung hidden bigman ng La Salle. Ateneo's likewise hiding an import big man if I'm not mistaken not competing in any league right now. Parang nuclear war lang
@the_green_mind: Spent the afternoon at DLSU OSD. Got some interesting tidbits. Watch out for my next blog. Just waiting to interview Coach Gee.
@the_green_mind: Spent the afternoon at DLSU OSD. Got some interesting tidbits. Watch out for my next blog. Just waiting to interview Coach Gee.
heard that Joshua Webb and Jovet Mendoza are slated to play in different PBA D-League teams. Webb is said to be joining the Cagayan Rising Suns while Mendoza is said to be going to be part of Big Chill(?). nice to see both of them in action again after their UAAP stint.
also, the Green Archers are in Bacolod for the Unigames. mix of Team A and Team B players daw. i'm not sure.
from the looks of it, it seems to me that the Green Archers were in Bacolod not to play in the Unigames but to witness this year's Masskara Festival and perhaps cheer for the other DLSU teams that are playing in the Unigames.
^ go Enzo!
Olsen Racela taps Gee Abanilla as Petron lead assistant coach
Rey Joble, InterAKTV · Friday, October 26, 2012 · 12:23 pm
Olsen Racela is slowly putting his mark as main man in charge of the Petron Blaze Boosters.
After management asked him to take a more active role calling the shots for Petron, Racela has designated Gee Abanilla as his lead assistant.
I was asked to become Olsens first assistant, confirmed Abanilla in a telephone interview.
According to PBA rules on bench decorum, only the head coach and his lead assistant are allowed to stand up on the sidelines during games. Improper bench decorum merits a technical foul.
The move sheds some light over the continuing role of Rajko Toroman, the Petron team consultant who had been asked to take a step back to take a less active role on the team. In the Boosters first five games, Toroman shared coaching duties with Racela, and took the lead role on the sidelines.
With Abanilla designated as lead assistant, Toroman would have to sit silently on the Petron bench if and he rejoins the team. The Serbian coach told InterAKTV that he had missed recent Boosters practices because he had been sick.
Earlier, Racela downplayed major changes to Petron with the new setup.
Everythings going to be the same except that Coach Rajko will not play an active role anymore, he told InterAKTV.


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The key is not a single OS. The key is to have cross-platform functionality so that I can work between my devices without frustration. The key is the stuff under the hood, not necessarily the UI design. They key is control in the enterprise by allowing Windows 8 tablets to connect to the domain and be controlled and secured through group policies, which Windows on ARM tablets can't do. The key is for Windows Phones to have full compatibility with all the policy settings -- including encryption -- available through Exchange ActiveSync policies, which Windows Phone can't do. It's this fully secure, fully functional, fully compatible, and cohesive solution that should make our enterprise Windows working environment awesome.
That's what we are looking for -- not a ubiquitous Metro UI and an OS afflicted with multiple personality disorder.
Among Windows loyalists, I'm not the only person to have said this. ZDnet tech writer Mary Jo Foley has vented about her frustrations with the new OS. She makes a good point about how it feels like Windows Phone on top of Windows and cautions that "Microsoft is running the risk of pleasing no one at all" with this approach. Her comment nicely captures my core complaint: You cannot make a one-stop UI for all devices.
Not everyone agrees with our cynicism. Well-known columnist Paul Thurrott put out a "call for common sense," where he ranted in the opposite direction and told readers to accept Windows 8 as is. He's tired of all the moaning on Twitter about the eliminated Start button, the Metro UI, and navigation frustrations. He puts out solid pro-Windows 8 reasoning -- but methinks he protests too much.
Once this thing ships, we'll all get onboard and help our readers work with it and wring the most out of it. Until then, this release is called a Consumer Preview. That shouldn't mean "look at what we are doing and agree 100 percent or die." No, it should mean "here is what we are putting together, but before this goes live we'd be happy to hear both positive and negative feedback so that we can give you the OS you want and need." In the end, of course, it'll be up to Microsoft to accept or ignore our views. But Microsoft won't be able to say to me, "Hey, JP, we thought you were a friend to Microsoft. Why did you never tell us you thought we were making a mistake?"
If you want your voice to be heard, put your thoughts in the comments below. Remember, though, this isn't a forum for haters; keep your comments professional and clear in terms of what you need and want from Windows. I'd be more than happy to give Microsoft a chance to reply to our collective opinion if it wants. Of course, I believe Microsoft's best response would be a Windows 8 we can all be proud of and support.
This article, "If you love Windows, be honest about Windows 8," was originally published at InfoWorld.com. Read more of J. Peter Bruzzese's Enterprise Windows blog and follow the latest developments in Windows at InfoWorld.com. For the latest business technology news, follow InfoWorld.com on Twitter.


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From today's Star Tribune! (1/18/06)
The Vikings have hired heavy hitters from a California political firm to parachute into fly-over land and teach us to show respect to our millionaire sports owners.
Message: The Vikings will try to flatten any peasants who say that half a billion dollars in public subsidies for a new football stadium in Blaine is too rich for our blood. Zygi Wilf, the wealthy New Jersey owner, is running out of patience with us rubes.
Zygi has hired a Santa Monica outfit called Winner & Mandabach Campaigns to slicker a new stadium past the politicians and the public. It's not clear why Zygi thinks a bunch of smog-breathing, Pinot-guzzling surfers can come to the tundra and give us the facts of life. Maybe he just wants some muscle to lean on us and tell us it is not good for our health to get in the way. But there is not much he can do about Mary the Mayor.
Mary Capra is the mayor of tiny Centerville, Minn., population 3,700, which is one of a handful of Anoka County hamlets that have revolted against a sweetheart stadium deal that would put $280 million on the back of county taxpayers.
Capra, 47, is not opposed, in principle, to a new stadium. But she and a brave coterie of other public officials are asking an obvious question: Why won't the county let people vote on a plan that includes a sales tax hike that will cost a family of five about $225 a year?
The Centerville City Council unanimously asked that voters get a chance to pass judgment on the plan, and a few other cities have followed suit.
Now the Vikings are responding by bringing in hired guns.
Winner & Mandabach brags that it wins ballot issues for its clients. But in Minnesota, the task will be to keep Mary Capra from spouting common sense all over the place.
"I think they want to squash it from being on the ballot," says Mayor Capra, who presides over a city budget of $2.5 million and a city workforce of exactly nine workers. "Squash" is a verb that does not come easily from the mild-mannered mayor, who at one recent council meeting argued that a city ordinance against climbing trees should be relaxed a tad so that kids can see the world from a branch once in a while. But Mayor Mary has had it up to here with the hypocrisy of the whole stadium thing.
When Centerville joined two other small communities, Circle Pines and Lexington, to form a cooperative police department (the Centennial Lakes Police Department), the Legislature wouldn't even consider a request to exempt construction of the new police station from state sales taxes. That cost taxpayers more than $100,000. Now the politicians want to give a pro sports franchise millions in subsidies.
It makes Mayor Mary mad.
"To not go to a vote is just crazy," she says, arguing that voter approval would produce a leaner plan and protect the public. "Giving away all these tax dollars without the scrutiny of the public is just wrong."
Capra grew up in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, where her father has been a township supervisor for 30 years.
Dad taught his daughter well.
"He always said if you never make anybody mad -- only he used different words -- then you will never do any good."
So it's Mayor Mary and the small towns of Anoka County against Zygi's Heavy Hitters. I am not betting on the Vikings.


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|Project by Doug Scott
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I'm actually a furniture builder, but in the spare time I manage to find time for one of the
storage shed shown here. This is the 6th one I have build over the past 15 years.
Made this one for my sister in Cadillac, Mich. I also told her if anyone ask the price for one
$2500.00 to $3000.00, but this might be my last one, I'm getting to old for that much work.
The next thing I build ,I might have to live in it
Some I have built on suite, but most of them I build in front of the shop ,Size, All have been 8' X 10'.
I build most of it like a kit, cut and fit it together , then disassemble it and load it on the truck and reassemble it on suite.
I use deck screws to assemble it all together. Three of them I give away to the person at not cost
only because I was able to get ALL the lumber Free, Yes FREE. I have a good source, and it involves in a lot of nail pulling. It take about two months to get enough lumber but I think it's worth the effort.
This one has the only cupola I made from plans out of Better Homes and Gardens, Issue 126 Sept 2000.
Built it out of cedar so it would never rot and hopefully never have to be painted, if it dose it might be after I leave this world .
-- Furniture By Douglas, Comstock Park, MI
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#1 posted 334 days ago
Hi Doug, nice looking shed. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but cedar is rot resistant, not indestructible. I've replaced plenty of it, and some that was there for less than 10 years.
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#2 posted 334 days ago
Great shed, free wood is free wood, steady source is always better. Some people have been know to call these Tiny Houses
-- Norman
#3 posted 334 days ago
Great Shed, Doug! I see you finally got the cupola on it. I like the peak overhang on the front so you don't get wet locking or unlocking in the rain!!
-- Jim Jakosh.....Practical Wood Products...........Learn something new every day!! Variety is the Spice of Life!!
#4 posted 334 days ago
I rebuilt my shed last year around this time last year and know how much effort it takes. Yours looks great and I'm sure your sister is very happy with the end result.
-- Peter, Woodbridge, Ontario
#5 posted 332 days ago
Nice job. Like the design.
-- Disfruta tu trabajo (enjoy your work) (Bandera, Argentina)
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#7 posted 332 days ago
Very nice work. I really like the design!!!! Do you seal the wood with anything when you reassemble at the site?
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#8 posted 331 days ago
Great job! Your shed looks great and well build. Like the design especially the roof. I'm sure they are all happy to have sheds like that.
#9 posted 316 days ago
I just put the finial touches on this project, you all know how long it takes for trim and fitting. I had to put up the back wall yet and trim on the back of the door and made a loft for the light things over head.
I think this one is the nicest I've made ( the more one builds, the better one gets at his work )
Now back to furniture building .
-- Furniture By Douglas, Comstock Park, MI
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- Elect a section 179 deduction for the full cost of the property.The "section 179" link has all you need to know about qualifying property, how to make the deduction, etc.
- Depreciate the full cost of the property.
- Take part of the cost as a section 179 deduction and depreciate the balance.
Thanks for the replies. So the next question is: What if I decide to stop doing this in a couple years. Let's say I've made a profit this year and next year, even after deducting expenses. If I were to stop doing this altogether at that point (2 years), and didn't even file a Schedule C in the following years, would that raise red flags at the IRS? Would I probably have to pay backtaxes on the deductions I declared in the earlier years?Well if you've been deducting depreciation rather than taking the Sec. 179 deduction in the year the assets were placed into service, then there's no problem - no more Schedule C means no more deducting depreciation. If you take the Sec. 179 deduction, however, and then go out of business... good question. My guess is you'd have to take what would have been your depreciation in the years you're out of business, and count that as income. Look up Section 179 on the IRS web site and you'll probably find more.