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Since we aren't allowed to say 'scaling' anymore apparently, according to GC.
So, by the looks of the testing on the PTR - the new Insanity mechanic and the Mind Blast buff put us pretty much where we are on live. Bottom of the barrel performance (as a class) on single target dps, with lower-midrange performance when we can multidot and pad the numbers.
I know that Spriests were OP in PvP, but I don't think that they should be punished for an entire 2 tiers in PvE for it.
The easiest 2 fixes would be:
- Insanity becomes:
Every time your Damage Over Time effects crit, your Mind Blast cooldown is reduced by x seconds.
- Glyph of Mind Flay
Your Mind Flay can now be cast while moving, but no longer snares the target.
Boom. Scaling and mobility issues fixed.
Not for nothing, but even with the bandaid fix they just put in shadow priests are liable to be inordinately benefited by the gearing this tier with Unerring Vision of Lei Shen and our t15 set bonuses.
We're also not as far behind as you claim we are, and while I'm not overly excited about the new Insanity, I haven't seen solid math on it yet either. Between that and the mind blast buff we might be more competitive on the type of fights that have stunted us this tier.
Edited by Mitosis on 2/17/2013 6:53 PM PST
- Insanity becomes:
Agreed. That's why I'm not too thrilled about Solace and Insanity. I like the idea behind the talent, but it can't be the only thing buffing our single target damage because it's a talent and not supposed to be mandatory. If we get any kind of fix, it can't come from a talent because then it removes the choices we're supposed to be have.
I do think that Mind Flay should be castable on the move. Our mobility is pretty bad, and that would be the easiest fix.
Also, there was a blue post a while back that said that Shadowy Apparition mechanics should be improved for 5.2. If that's still the case, it might indirectly improve our crit scaling, since more SW:P crits mean more Shadowy Apparitions, and better AI means more damage.
People need to stop suggesting moving mind flay. I'm as bitter about hunters and warlocks as everyone else, but the dev team has made it clear that if they had the freedom to go redesign everything pretty much all cast-while-moving effects would go away. They're unlikely to add more.
Edited by Mitosis on 2/17/2013 6:59 PM PST
Still, Shadow's movement is pretty bad, we need something to help with movement fights.
The only things we have are ticking DoTs (lackluster) and spammable SW:P, which doesn't hit very hard. If they don't want to let us cast Mind Flay while on the move, then they should at least revert the Shadowy Apparitions change and once again tie it to movement instead of critical strike.
The devs say a lot of things. They tend to change from week to week, and depending on which dev is posting. I've learned to start taking them with several pinches of salt.
Then make it baseline? I'd rather have a mandatory talent (not the only class that has one) than suck, wouldn't you?
By the looks of it, this didn't (and probably won't) get implemented. My SAs are still derp-tastic.
I wouldn't worry. From the guy that did a lot of testing on PTR, Insanity is mostly a wash with the other options and only gives a small dps buff (something like 0.7%) on situations where you can stand and cast for a long time.
Not for nothing, but even with the bandaid fix they just put in shadow priests are liable to be inordinately benefited by the gearing this tier with Unerring Vision of Lei Shen and our t15 set bonuses. We're also not as far behind as you claim we are, and while I'm not overly excited about the new Insanity, I haven't seen solid math on it yet either. Between that and the mind blast buff we might be more competitive on the type of fights that have stunted us this tier.
I wouldn't be concerned. GC has already said that we are going to be treated as a special case as far as trinkets go, to ensure that we aren't OP.
Which probably means we will continue to be UP...but that's the balance game I guess.
TO me, cast on the move should have been restricted for the most part to shamans under the effect of Spirit Walkers. Hunters when they had Fox may have fallen into this bracket as well with Steady Shot/Cobra Shot but with Fox gone as well as no dead zone, casting on the move is no longer needed.To me, ranged should not of been the mobile dps as it is too powerful to have both movement and ranged at the same time. Melee were fine with having mobile dps due to the fact that they had to be well...in range of you.
But you already *have* mobile casters. And Blizzard aren't exactly going to remove it at this point, due to the incredible QQ storm it would set off from locks and hunters.
The only fair solution is to deal it out evenly, especially to Spriests and Bdruids due to the immobility of these specs.
100 Undead Priest
I'd hate to pop your bubble, but if you think the development team isn't buffing Shadow Priest damage in PvE because they are afraid of the PvP ramifications, then you are sorely mistaken.
What other reason could there be?
I'd *hate* to think that they consider it fine that a class with only 1 dps spec is only close to the median *if* apparitions work properly (lets say...50% of the time), if there are adds and if they have good RNG.
If they do then I can only assume that the guy in charge of Elemental Shaman is now in charge of Shadow Priests.
You really should keep up with the actual theorycrafting done in relation to these changes:
You're quite misinformed atm.
Edited by Woaden on 2/17/2013 9:44 PM PST
90 Human Warlock
The Cata paradigm where Spriests were Top tier Single Target, Burst, AOE, and multidot while also contributing more raid healing then any dps class was an aberation and an example of bad balance.
Perhaps it's time to admit that Spriests are not ment to be a high dps class in all situations, and perhaps being on the lower end of the spectrum on single target fights is not an error to be fixed. I've seen Spriests excell in a number of encounters, esp where multidotting is allowed... and their healing output as a dps spec is still very strong. Maybe it's time to just accept in MOP that balance means not being among the best at everything all the time and constantly asking for 'fixes' to the areas where you are not top performing is missing the point.
Edited by Thanatosia on 2/17/2013 10:01 PM PST
You really should keep up with the actual theorycrafting done in relation to these changes:http://howtopriest.com/viewforum.php?f=21You're quite misinformed atm.
Care to elaborate?
I took a look at those forums, and couldn't find any concrete information at all, mostly discussion (and saying how OP troll priests will be...but thats another issue).
I'm *really* not going to trawl the net/3rd party sites before making a thread.
The only real testing I've seen number wise was on the PTR in the big 'class issues' thread.
EDIT: After further reading on your site, I still can't find anything concrete. Some people say our scaling sucks. Some people post conflicting sims, or outdated information. Some people argue about the new trink, why moonkins get different treatment from Spriests (and whether or not the mechanical change will be another overall nerf) and haggling over DP+orb priority.
EDIT2: After further, further reading on your site it seems that Apparitions aren't working properly and the change hasn't been implemented (and thus likely won't before release). They are still buggy, broken and often vanish without doing anything. Which is what I said.
Perhaps it's time to admit that Spriests are not ment to be a high dps class in all situations, and perhaps being on the lower end of the spectrum on single target fights is not an error to be fixed. I've seen Spriests excell in a number of encounters, esp where multidotting is allowed... and their healing output as a dps spec is still very strong. Maybe it's time to just accept in MOP that balance means not being good at everything all the time and constantly asking for 'fixes' to the areas where you are not top performing is missing the point.
Okay, lets nerf Demonology dps by 20% because of your Dark Apothesis glyph letting you do some offtanking. Oh, and better take off another 5% for healthstones and another 5% for your portal.
Of course not. You can't tell a dps character 'oh, you can suck it because you have x utility'. This went away with Shamans. You balance utility between classes and you balance dps between classes with as little overlap as you can.
Being balanced around multidotting was something most spriests have been worried about for ages. Being balanced around healing in PvE? Really?
If we were absolutely blowing other classes out of the water in multidot situtations, then I'd say okay. But we aren't. We are middle tier when we can multidot
Nobody realistically wants to be best at everything. But being at least median single target should be expected (since we aren't exactly top tier in multidots either, and any situation where SA cannot hit or we have to move a lot destroys us).
Edited by Eclipsé on 2/17/2013 10:20 PM PST
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Ok so we all know I'm the token holy priest on the forums, but shadow's issues are partly my own. They really need to do something about the damage and orb generation, seriously. Unless my guildies are padding, which they do as much as they can for w/e reason, I beat 'em flat out just because of my modifiers. The only time I lose is on multi-dot situations where i cannot pain spam + sear. I do NOT want to be doing more than the designated dps spec; I like my dmg + utility I can bring.
On to the next issue: mobility. No, priests do NOT need to be casting while moving. It is dumb how they have spread this to other classes tbh. As someone already said, with the hit box removal, a hunter does not need to be able to just move all day long with no setbacks. Locks to a lesser extent are right there with them. Shamans had the luxury with SWG...and it should stay like that.
Insanity: It is looking more and more mandatory. That needs to change as well. Being pigeon-holed into one talent is against the set design. I find it sad that as holy, I have more options, albeit very few, but more i have.
Hell, with the HF being baseline instant, they buffed my pretty !@# quite nicely. With the PI change, it looks like I might be changing my talent from ToF to PI on short burn fights as I can stagger PI with Lust to keep myself, basically, in a perma state for a good length.
Please buff shadow. I just hope that don't do something dumb and put a buff in to just nerf the piss out of the spec again because of an 'oversight'.
Oh, they are nerfing us pre-emptively in expectation of that OP trink from ToT :).
I hear you about movement, but it's a tricky one. Blizzard cannot easily revert the changes to locks and hunters. But letting them stay mobile while Shadow is forced to turret out channels and hard-casts constantly is impossible to balance.
The only answer seems to be to make Shadow mobile too, at least for the short term.
It's not like it's some random site... it's the successor to Shadowpriest.com and receives almost a million views a month: and it's ONLY about Priests. It's where our BiS lists and (conservatively) 95% of our Theorycrafting for Shadow come from.
If you're looking for the best Priest information you really should be frequenting it.
Since Althor seems to be MIA our own @TwintopTahoe has implemented the new mechanics, cleaned up the coding and updated the action priorities list in the Shadow Priest module for Simcraft.
Edited by Woaden on 2/17/2013 10:50 PM PST
@FlayerInTheMist (Blackmorgrim) just made a pretty good summary post:
All that math stuff (you know for people who want concrete numbers) can be found somewhere over there. The short of it is that we're looking solid for PvE atm.
Edited by Woaden on 2/17/2013 10:57 PM PST
I used to visit the former, but generally now use EJ a lot. Still - if you want to use a site like that and say 'oh, but this interesting post/parse/discussion happened there, go check it out', thats cool :).
But if you want to say 'oh, but this argument on this site disagrees with you so UNLESS you already read that site, you shouldn't post anything' ...well, then we disagree.
I checked out that thread. The discussion in there isn't concrete at all. It's about burst versus sustained, which is going to be cirucmstancial. He also mentions a buff to DP (what buff?) and assumes that SApps are working properly (by the looks of it they aren't).
He also assumes legendary meta and 4t15 (I've never been a fan of 'oh, you are balanced when you have your 4tier!).
I've trawled it and can find very little concrete mathy information that isn't outdated or due to some weird blip in sims. All I've found is:
- If you use PI during lust
- are a troll
- SApps work for you (a few posts on those forums saying they aren't fixed properly)
- you have legendary meta
- You take the new mandatory Insanity thing (and it doesn't get nerfed)
- You have good RNG
- you have 4T15 and are on a semi stationary fight
you will be somewhere in the middle.
Am I misunderstanding?
Can you give me a link to the mathy stuff that involves situations where the majority of the above aren't true, in a median gear level and on a mobile, semi-single target fight?
Not trying to get at you, just looking for a little reassurance that all the negative feedback on the PTR is wrong and that this one post is right.
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Thanks to all the wonderful people who provide input and answer questions on this forum. Having this forum has been very helpful in knowing what to ask and getting familiar with the pool building process. After interviewing 6 different builders we finally selected our PB and started our pool today and we are very excited! I'll post pics as we have progress. Here are the final specs:
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It can seem like a whirlwind how fast some things move right along.
Our build was completed in August 08 and we were 33 days start to fill. That did not include the sprinklers, sod, landscaping etc.
We did not build a spa either. While I'm sure the teenagers would use it, the husband and I would not, most likely. It was not worth the expense for us.
Someone mentioned on another thread about there not being enough decking. After they do the coping, you can get an idea of by laying a garden hose, where your deck lines will lie. We changed ours when they came to set the forms and rebar and are very glad we did. One can never have too much decking or closets!
Keep the pics coming
Thanks for the suggestion on the decking. The PB is going to lay out what we have and I already told him we will want to add some more. He was fine with it and said they would allow us to add as much as we wanted at cost. Also added an auto-fill line to the mix today since the plumber will be out tomorrow. Didn't cost hardly anything and will be a nice convenience when it gets hot in the summer.
We had another beautiful day here in Texas. The PB and crew are really working hard and got all the r-bar in today. Tomorrow we will be getting plumbing and Saturday will be gunite. I can't believe how fast this is going. Here are a few pics from today's work.
Wow! Today was a whirlwind. I left for work this morning and the plumbers came and ran all the plumbing. They finished up in the early afternoon and then the gunite company showed up and they just finished (about 8 PM). So, there you go... four days after I signed the contract. I had no idea it would be this fast. Here are a couple of pictures from this afternoon. I will post some more in the morning once the sun is up and I can see the finished product.
It is being built by Vincent Custom Pools out of Aledo. I interviewed 6 different builders: Claffey, Complete Backyard, Karbos Bros., Hacienda Pools, Fort Worth Custom Pools, and Vincent. It came down to Complete Backyard and Vincent. I felt either one would do a great job based on references and working with the PB. I ultimately chose Vincent because he designed a bigger pool with a number of nice upgraded features.
Here are some more pictures from the gunite. I started another thread this morning because there was a crack that developed overnight. Fortunately, the gunite company is coming back out to reapply in that area and fix. So all is well.
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I would recommend building a protective/shade cover for the Pool Equipment to protect from the elements. This will help extend the shelf life of the equipment and protect exposed pvc. Have the builder spray the exposed pvc with Almond Color paint.....
Also, the single Hayward Colorlogic will not provide sufficient light from the deep end to the shallow end...I am a pool equipment distributor in So. Cal and wish I would have installed (2) Colorlogic Lights in my pool. Too late for you unless the builder can work some magic.
We finally thawed out in Texas. Went from 15 degrees back to wearing shorts today. Anyway, had the tile guys out today to do the pool tile (Noble Tile - Pietra). They will be back on Monday to do the stone coping so I will post some more pics then. All the Texas pools are looking good! Hopefully we can get them finished in the next several weeks!
We had an extremely busy day today. Finished the coping, electrical, and then had the deck shaped out/prep started. As you can see from the pictures, the left hand side of the deck is squared off. We are prepping that side for Phase II - a 24'x18' cabana. I am in negotiations with my pool builder and the guy who built my house to get some construction plans drawn up and an estimate. We are considering going ahead and pouring the foundation for the cabana and getting it ready for construction in early Spring. Any thoughts from the group? Good idea or bad idea to go ahead and pour the foundation even though it may sit for several months? Anyways, we are having a lot of fun and enjoying the process!
I would wait. You're going to have utilities to run like water and sewer. It's a lot easier and less costly without the slab there.
I don't see the bond wire. That is part of the electrical. Nor do I see grid around the pool or a gravel bed for the slab.
Thanks for the input. Knowing that we are going to be putting the cabana in soon, do you think it makes sense to square off that side where the slab will be poured? We are willing to live with the odd shape since it won't be that way for long.
Not sure what the bond wire is, but there was conduit with wire that they buried today and piped to the house, equipment, and pool light. They spent all a good part of the day working on it. I will ask the pool builder to be sure. The grid and gravel will be done tomorrow for the deck. Today they just shaped the beds out to make sure were happy with it before they started the rest.
I urge you review the search results. NEC codes are quite strict on this important electrical safety requirement.
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It depends what all you're planning on having in the cabana. However, I'm currently building a pool and cabana simultaneously and there is absolutely no way I would pour the foundation for the cabana until I was ready to start. The amount of digging I have going on for plumbing, gas, electrical and drainage in the cabana area is significant. If there was a foundation already there, it would be a nightmare to get set up. You need plumbing for any bathroom or sink, gas lines for a fireplace or grill, electrical for lighting/outlets, etc. These items are for the most part brought into the cabana through stub ups underneath the foundation. It's all set up prior to pouring the slab...
Thanks everyone for the cabana comments. We are going to start it after we finish the pool and just do it all at once. They added bed sand and steel the deck area and will pour in on Monday. Electricians are coming back today to connect the bond wire to the deck steel. PB says they will be cleaning up the pool next week and getting everything ready for plaster.
We had the pool plastered and filled with water last Friday. We went with a dark gray plaster with black quartz. I was a little terrified when they were spraying it on as it was like black tar, but it came out perfect! It is the exact color I wanted. The pool is now having an acid bath and brushing to bring out that quartz. Tuesday, they will be grading, cleaning up, fixing sprinkler heads and installing irrigation behind the pool area for our landscaping. We are very excited about the fun we'll be having this summer!
Thanks! Still got a lot of work to do. I will be posting some more pictures here shortly of the final grade and the "real" pool color (now that the acid and brushing has had some time to work). It is really starting to look good! Starting the sprinklers and wrought iron fence on Monday.
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UPDATE: The decision further delays implementation of the law, but the attorney representing Utah remains undaunted.
Adware firm WhenU has succeeded in further delaying implementation of Utah's strict anti-spyware statute, until its case against the law can be heard.
Third Judicial District Court Judge Joseph Fratto Jr. has issued a preliminary injunction that keeps the Utah Spyware Control Act from taking effect. WhenU sued the state of Utah, arguing the act is unconstitutional because it regulates interstate commerce and hinders commercial speech.
"This is an important decision for the entire Internet advertising industry," said WhenU CEO Avi Naider in a statement. "WhenU supports anti-spyware legislation at the federal level, but unfortunately Utah's Act also impairs legitimate Internet advertising."
The act prohibits the installation of spyware on a person's computer. It also makes it illegal to "use a context based triggering mechanism to display an advertisement that... covers or obscures paid advertising or other content on an Internet Web site." The law would effectively make software by WhenU, along with that of rival Claria, illegal in Utah. Both make applications that employ behavioral information to target ads, which pop up while users are surfing Web sites.
Paxton Guymon, an attorney for Utah, said in April if the judge didn't grant the preliminary injunction, this would suggest Fratto didn't think WhenU could win its case. Asked if Tuesday's decision indicated the opposite, the attorney said no.
"The judge's comments seemed to indicate he thinks at least part of the statute is constitutional," Guymon said. "He specified in his closing remarks yesterday that he did not think WhenU could meet its burden of showing that the anti-spyware provisions of the statute are unconstitutional."
Guymon said the judge had expressed doubts as to the constitutionality of the law's provisions regarding pop-up ads. "Basically he's looking at the statute as having two different sets of provisions," Guymon said. "One set is the anti-spyware provisions. The other set is the one prohibiting pop-up advertisements."
Because the judge seemed to feel part of the statute is constitutional, Guymon said, he is hopeful of winning his case. "WhenU may have won the battle yesterday, but they are far from winning the war."
No court date has yet been set for the trial. Guymon said the trial could be "anywhere from four or five months to twelve months" from now. Guymon said the defense's next move will be to set up a scheduling order for discovery.
The anti-spyware law was originally set to go into effect at the beginning of May, but has been held up because of the delay in scheduling a hearing on the preliminary injunction.
The implementation hold-up hasn't hindered at least one plaintiff. Utah retailer Overstock.com has already filed a lawsuit against its competitor, SmartBargains.com, accusing it of violating the law by using adware to market its products.
Utah was the first state to pass an anti-spyware law, although California lawmakers are considering two separate bills that aim to regulate such software. Legislation is also pending at the federal level, and the Federal Trade Commission has been studying the issues, as well.
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Crowdfunding Your WebSite Project?
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Msg#: 4596838 posted
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Alright, it may seem silly, but has anyone looked into crowdfunding for their web development projects? I have so many crazy ideas for websites and web services, but don't currently have the funding. I read a low at the various Entrepreneur forums and crowdfunding sites like [
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I have also considered turning to one of the equity crowdfunding platforms like TheFundersClub.com. Anyone with opinions and or experiences that could help me out here?
It just seems like Crowdfunding is growing at such a fast pace.
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The main problem I see is that you have to make the idea for your site public before you even start working on it. If you have a great idea, there's nothing to stop someone from taking your idea and getting it to market sooner than you.
Alternatively, if your idea isn't great, then why would anyone want to help fund it?
It seems like a no-win situation in both cases.
However, if it's an issue of trying to get funding for the redesign of an existing site and the approach is along the lines of "Please help me redesign my poor, old-looking site"- that might work, especially if you have a loyal community of members who would genuinely like to see the site improved.
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What if I file for a patent prior to launching a crowdfunding campaign. Is that feasible? Or even if not, I would have a first movers advantage and be able to get my product to market first.
Has anyone here ran a crowdfunding campaign on any of the various platforms?
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5:38 pm on Nov 16, 2013
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What if I file for a patent prior to launching a crowdfunding campaign.
I wouldn't worry that much about patenting the idea at least not at the begining, but that's just me. Rather put all your energy into developing your site. Facebook never had a patent on social networking but outranked hi5, orkut, myspace and etc...
I am actually thinking of doing the same but not sure if I'm ready to put myself out there just yet! I'd be curious to read what others have to say! Btw I'm more looking into KickStarter.
Best of luck anyway.
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It just seems like Crowdfunding is growing at such a fast pace.
I think it is too. And that's going to become a problem sooner rather than later. Already I'm seeing too many people looking at it as a source of free money. Public response seems to be good in many cases but I feel it's because it's a new concept that has been exploited to the tilt point yet.
When it does hit tilt it will become more obvious of what's happening. As a result the public will probably back-off. That's too bad because there really are a lot of good ideas out there that can benefit from this type of funding.
Like everything else, greed will go a long way to killing it. I'm not directing that comment to anyone in this thread. It's just my general observation.
As an example I think Phonebloks would somehow qualify for some sort of crowdfunding to keep the concept moving forward yet the originator of the idea has chosen to not exploit that avenue in spite of the fact that his concept is not for personal gain but for collective progress in many ways.
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You Know I do remember seeing Phonebloks on Kickstarter then canceled. As with patents, I d think they are somewhat important. Facebook really couldn't patent anything since myspace was already around, and it wasn't a physical product. If I was creating say a 1 wheeled bike that used gyro, I would certainly look at getting a patent.
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A question I have about crowdfunding is, doesn't about half of what you raise go to taxes?
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doesn't about half of what you raise go to taxes?
Not likely. With state income taxes added in, the highest tax rate may be somewhere around 50%. But anyone with revenues high enough to be taxed at that rate should have ample resources beyond crowsourcing.
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Unfortunately, financing resources are RARE! Trust me, I've been trying for years.
To market 46 websites, I need a marketing budget of around $100k /month (which is only $72 /day per site; at $2 /click, that's only a potential of 35 new visitors a day). But I don't bring in that much money yet. I have a ton of potential, but it's that Catch 22; without the money to market, I can't bring in the money to pay for marketing.
Banks can't help, and I'm not willing to sacrifice the company to private investors. After that, there's not a whole lot of alternative!
I've considered crowdfunding (maybe offering a small percentage of future revenues in exchange for larger contributions), but taxes are a big concern. I could raise $100k, but then only get $50-60k after taxes, which isn't really enough for a good campaign; then, a weak campaign might not result in any return, and just waste everyone's time and money (except for Google, maybe).
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Unfortunately, financing resources are RARE!
I was refering to companies whose revenues put them in the top tax bracket.
could raise $100k, but then only get $50-60k after taxes
Income taxes are on profits, not direct income. (Although if you're unfortunate to be located in some areas, like Los Angeles city, there is a tax based on revenues.) So if you raise $100K and spend $100K, that's a net profit of $0, on which $0 is owed for taxes.
That's assuming the IRS decides to treat it as income (the last I heard, they still haven't issued an official ruling).
If they instead treat it as an increase in capital, there's no immediate tax. (When you/the investors cash out of the company, then there would be a capital gains tax on any gains on the investment at that point.)
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Conveniently near the airport in Fort Lauderdale, Cocobelle Resort is close to Bonnet House Museum and Gardens, Hugh Taylor Birch State Park, and Canine Beach. Also nearby are Galleria and The Gallery at Beach Place.
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Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas. The staff can provide tour/ticket assistance and wedding services. Additional amenities include an outdoor pool, multilingual staff, and barbecue grills. Onsite parking is offered for a surcharge.
The 16 air-conditioned guestrooms at Cocobelle Resort include safes and coffee/tea makers. Guests can use the in-room complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Rooms are equipped with flat-screen TVs with cable channels. Bathrooms offer shower/tub combinations and hair dryers. Housekeeping is offered daily.
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Attendees were able to participate in various workshops including gang awareness, grief and attachment issues. Guest speakers came from the Youth Law Center and the California Department of Social Services. Patricia Negus, president of the California State Foster Parent Association, hoped that the variety of speakers and topics would give participants the chance to refresh, regroup and absorb new practices to take back to their everyday lives.
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The Los Angeles County ICAN serves as the official county agency coordinating the development of services for the prevention, identification and treatment of child abuse and neglect. In 1994, ICAN and the Los Angeles County Domestic Violence Council formed a joint task force to address the interrelated issues of child abuse and domestic violence and in 1996, this effort resulted in the creation of ICAN's inaugural conference, "NEXUS I." Subsequently, this successful collaboration led to their annual NEXUS conferences. Now in its 16th year, coordinators hope that the information presented will continue to inspire participation in violence prevention efforts in the home, the community and throughout society.
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Want proof of Philadelphia's happening art scene? On the first Friday evening of every month, the streets of Old City fill with art lovers of all kinds who wander among the neighborhood's 40-plus galleries, most of them open from 5 to 9 p.m.
A casual atmosphere encourages art and people watching, eating at Philadelphia's fantastic restaurants and just plain mingling. There's diversity both in the crowd and among the galleries, adding flavor to the experience. Most galleries can be found between Front and Third streets, and Market and Vine streets.
First Friday has grown so popular that events now extend to other Philadelphia neighborhoods as well, including Fishtown.
Started in 1991 by a group of galleries as a collaborative open house evening, First Fridays grew quickly into one of Philly's most vital, signature cultural events. Old City's historic commercial buildings have fostered a SoHo-like cultural ambiance with the densest network of galleries in the city.
Some of the arts organizations you can visit on First Fridays include the Clay Studio; the Temple Gallery; the cooperative galleries Nexus, Highwire, Muse and Third Street Gallery; and collaborative Space 1026.
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Breathtaking mountain view in upscale quiet neighborhood on the Windward side of the island of O'ahu. Avoid the night-long noise of bustling Waikiki for some rest in between daytime adventures in our contemporary style home. About 3 miles to beautiful Kailua and Lanikai beaches, often rated in the top 10 in the world. Kayaks, surfboards and other water-sport can be rented by Kailua beach.
2 miles to charming downtown Kailua Town with plenty of local boutique shops and many restaurants of all different cuisines. We also have a nice $6 movie theater (4-screens) and a small shopping center (market, restaurants, Starbucks) a half mile (1 km) from the house. Close to many popular hiking trails. Municipal buses go everywhere on the island and there are stops at either end of our street. But, we are at the top of a steep hill, so you might prefer renting a car at the airport. Only a 30 min drive to Waikiki, Pearl Harbor, Hanauma Bay. Also convenient for a beautiful coastal drive up to the famous North Shore.
Your end of the upstairs hallway has the Private room with QUEEN size platform bed and full closet and a full bath with tub & shower. Starting July, I will have a friend as a long term renter in an adjacent room, with whom you would share the bathroom. She is very nice, over 50, and stays mostly at her boyfriend's place. Your host's master bedroom is at the other end of the hall, separated by a home office. Backyard has a large pool and oversize spa off the lanai (patio) and an enclosed outdoor shower & dressing room on the side yard. BBQ and / or eat outside (island style) at the table and chairs on the lanai. Wireless internet works throughout the property.
We share the common areas - family room with 50" 3-D TV with cable, Wii, etc. Large living room (with a TV) and formal dining room with a cathedral ceiling, breakfast room with a view of the mountains, the lanai, 1/2 bath downstairs, and a full kitchen including dishwasher, oven, microwave, toaster oven, large refrigerator, Keurig coffee maker and a new washer/dryer in the garage. Completely fenced yard for privacy includes an outdoor clothesline. All rooms have ceiling fans and extra fans are available. There is some AC in the house, but hardly ever needed. Your host is a busy professional and has 3 friendly indoor cats. Tradewind breezes keep plenty of fresh air flowing in and cat dander out. We try to be very accommodating.
We are not extremely active, but will be happy to give you pointers and info to help you enjoy your stay. We keep beach mats and a couple of boogie boards for use by guests. We'll also teach you how to pronounce Hawaiian street names and a few words you'll be hearing to get you by.
Please book at least a few days in advance of your arrival due to delays in communicating across time zones. (6 hours earlier here than Eastern Standard time, 10 hours earlier than Greenwich Mean Time.)
Guest Access
You'll have a key to the house. We'll share the common areas. I occasionally have weekend parties, at which you are welcome.
Interaction with Guests
This is your vacation, so up to you whether you want minimum interaction or a nightly chat to help plan your activities. I leave early for work and often come home late, but you'll have my cell phone number if needed.
The Neighborhood
This is an upscale neighborhood, with well maintained properties. Not your typical Oahu neighborhood. Mainlanders will feel comfortable staying here. Very nice, friendly neighbors.
Getting around
There's good bus service on the island. But, my house is at the top of a hill and the bus stops are at either end. The good news is we're safe from tsunamis up here on the hill. ;^)
Other Things to Note
The house is not childproof, so no infants or toddlers.
no glass near the pool - we do have nice plastic goblets and glasses.
We keep screen doors closed to keep our cats indoors.
We try to leave the beach outside - we have an enclosed outdoor shower.
Must clean up after yourselves in the kitchen - dishes into dishwasher, and hand-wash pots and wooden utensils.
No indoor smoking and no heavy smokers, please.
Mistreatment of our pets will not be tolerated.
It was our first time using Airbnb and we are lucky to stay at Mark's house. Mark is a wonderful and helpful host who made our stay comfortable. The location is quiet and convenient. Thanks to Mark's guestbook and further recommendations which helped us plan our itinerary during our stay. Highly recommended.
Mark è stato molto premuroso e accogliente lasciandoci comunque piena libertà e riservatezza.
The only word to describe the house is paradise. Mark is nice, courteous and warm, he makes you feel like stay at grandpa`s home. And Say hello to the King-Bad man and two Queens, three lovely cats.
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We had a wonderfull vacation in Mark's house!!House is clean,quiet,can relax.Mark was a perfect host!!!It was our great experience in Hawaii.Mahalo.
Love staying in the outskirts of Kailua. The view is breathtaking. Mark is a delightful host. Even though I lived on Oahu in the past, there are always questions and he is knowledgeable about so many events on the island. Great accommodations, he made me feel right at home.
Mark was a very professional host. We had everything we needed for a relaxing trip -- lounge chair & towels for the beach, boogie boards and even hats. He was attentive and yet knows how to give his guest enough privacy. Also, his backyard view is even better than the photo. Would highly recommend if you have a car.
The House and everything else was just great. Mark was a good host and we felt like living at home. We would definitiv come back for another stay.
Professional from O'ahu, Hawai'i, working in IT as a Project Manager. I'm originally from Boston and Providence, and have been lucky to have lived in Hawaii for the past 8 years. I love animals, movies, good food, travel, good conversation, and meeting people from around the world.
My goal is for you to enjoy the vacation the way YOU want to. Some guests like a lot of interaction and some prefer minimal contact during their stay. This is all up to YOU.


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Padron struggles early, No. 8 Texas A&M beats SMU
COLLEGE STATION, Texas SMU's Kyle Padron set school records in almost every statistical passing category last season and the Mustangs were looking for more from him this year.
But by SMU's third possession Sunday night, Padron was benched after two interceptions, the Mustangs were down 14-0 and No. 8 Texas A&M was well on its way to a 46-14 victory.
Cyrus Gray and Christine Michael ran for two touchdowns apiece and Ryan Tannehill threw for two more scores to lead the Aggies.
SMU coach June Jones replaced Padron with backup J.J. McDermott after the early miscues and he helped the Mustangs cut it to 20-14 in the second quarter.
"I just had a feeling on two of the errors that he was not himself," Jones said about Padron. "I thought I would settle him down and then get him back in the game, but McDermott was the way to go."
But the Mustangs couldn't do much offensively after the got within a touchdown and the Aggies scored 26 straight points the rest of the way to secure the win.
"We didn't do anything to start the second half (and) we didn't stop them either," Jones said. "The combination of that put it away."
Jones said he doesn't change quarterbacks very often and that McDermott "did some good things."
Steven Campbell intercepted a pass by Padron and returned it 51 yards to the to the SMU 6 on the Mustangs' first drive of the game. Michael scored on a 4-yard run two plays later to give Texas A&M a 7-0 lead.
Padron's pass was intercepted on the next drive, this time by Trent Hunter, who returned it 30 yards to give A&M another short field with the ball at the SMU 45. Gray got the Aggies in the end zone to finish that drive with a 5-yard run to make it 14-0.
That's when Jones had seen enough from Padron and replaced him with McDermott. The switch got SMU's offense going, with McDermott orchestrating a seven-play, 60-yard drive fueled by Line's running and capped by a 1-yard touchdown run by the back to cut it to 14-7.
The Mustangs tried an onside kick after that, but it traveled just one yard and sat on the ground for a few seconds before SMU jumped on top of it, giving Texas A&M the ball at the SMU 31.
"We had worked on the onside kick pretty good, but that happens with 18-year-old kids," Jones said. "I just had to sit back and laugh. It was unfortunate for him."
The Aggies again took advantage of excellent field position when they converted that miscue into another touchdown by Gray, this one on a 2-yard run. Hunt blocked the extra point attempt to leave A&M's lead at 20-7.
Gray finished with 132 yards rushing and Michael added 85. Tannehill was 21 of 26 for 246 yards. Ryan Swope led Texas A&M's receivers with eight receptions for 109 yards and a score and Jeff Fuller added six catches for 52 yards.