Hi Drew,
We have two centers that are Cowork and Digital Media Centers. They are
partnerships with public access television and have studios, green screens,
high bandwidth, equipment for people to check out (really good equipment!),
classes, etc. These are great partnerships, because the
The Articulate in Fort Collins, CO is very focused on digital creatives.
They have a large infinite wall in a warehouse for photo/video
shoots. http://www.thearticulateco.com/
On Friday, December 12, 2008 at 9:35:21 AM UTC-7, Knite20 wrote:
>
> Hello All!
> I just wanted to introduce
I am so interested on starting something like this. I know I am years late
to this conversation, but I would like to start a video coworking space
here.
I wonder if you have had any luck with this? and if you have some advice
for me.
Thanks!
Sheyla
On Tuesday, December 16, 2008 at 1:14:53
Hi,
Am 02.07.16 um 13:40 schrieb Winnie PhelanScuteri:
Great! That worked Thanks. Another question: How can you find out how
many hours a member has left? (without having to go to the booking
calendar and manually counting.)
go to the member's profile, click the three dots in section
Great! That worked Thanks. Another question: How can you find out how
many hours a member has left? (without having to go to the booking calendar
and manually counting.)
On Friday, July 1, 2016 at 9:47:40 PM UTC-4, Angel Kwiatkowski wrote:
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> Under Members, select their name, click on Plan
Under Members, select their name, click on Plan then Customize Plan then
Bookings on the top right.
Add a booking credit, select the resource and how many free hours you want
them to have. Hit Update Plan.
Angel
On Friday, July 1, 2016 at 10:06:15 AM UTC-6, Winnie PhelanScuteri wrote:
>
>
For what it is worth, guys:
The difference between a delicious meal and a stinking pile of rotting
mulch is only timing. If you happen to be the target market for something
at that moment, reading about it on a board like this is like a little
miracle; if you don't it is annoying. But we
Everyone,
Overall, this Google group doesn't have very much spam and unwarrented
solication from unrelated vendors. I have no problem if people approach the
group once in a while to build awareness of their product. Turnstone,
Loosecubes, Alex's class, Cobot, and others are building tools and
I'm interested in seeing how this group responds next time anyone from
Liquidspace or loosecubes or turnstone chimes in. Certainly you all don't
believe that their involvement here isn't to promote their product or service?
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Alex, I agree on how will this info be used and shared back.
Jerome, while I agree with you on most postings, I think you had a knee jerk
reaction.
We do allow coworking vendors on this forum (liquidspace, turnstone, etc) as
their involvement and engagement is valuable to our discussion.
This is a good time to bring up that I've realized that my Masterclass sales
announcements haven't been a good case of leading by example, and as a result
you won't be seeing me post that kind of thing to the list anymore.
A longer note about that is coming soon - in the mean time, to anybody
Good on you.
Shane
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On Sep 16, 2012, at 7:49 PM, Alex Hillman dangerouslyawes...@gmail.com wrote:
This is a good time to bring up that I've realized that my Masterclass sales
announcements haven't been a good case of leading by example, and as a
result you won't be
OMG! Seriously guyslet me give you a different outlook on this. We in
the coworking world are looking for serious support, trying to get our
message out, keep our doors open and build community.
This kind of you don't get to conversation doesn't serve any of us. We
look to you for
Kat,
I'm not leaving this group behind as a contributor or a leader, I'll always be
here to help in every way that I can. That's my #1 priority.
The course is a supplement for people who want more. Trust me that there's no
hidden agenda here, it's that simple.
Like many others on this
Thanks Shane.
-Alex
On Sunday, September 16, 2012 12:07:10 PM UTC-4, Shane wrote:
Good on you.
Shane
Sent from my iPhone
On Sep 16, 2012, at 7:49 PM, Alex Hillman
dangerous...@gmail.comjavascript:
wrote:
This is a good time to bring up that I've realized that my Masterclass
sales
Both your previous email, Alex (eating a bit of humble pie) and this one are
testaments to your gift of giving. I can attest to the gleaning we've done
from the community over the last 2 years and yes, even pestered Alex one on
one. We all owe Alex and those others who have blazed a red hot
Alex, you have my full mental support across the ocean (and the continent)...
Liu Yan
On 2012-9-17, at 上午4:46, Alex Hillman wrote:
Kat,
I'm not leaving this group behind as a contributor or a leader, I'll always
be here to help in every way that I can. That's my #1 priority.
The
Thanks gang, means a lot to me :)
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On Sunday, September 16, 2012 at 9:18 PM, Liu Yan wrote:
Alex, you have my full mental support across the ocean (and the continent)...
Liu Yan
On 2012-9-17, at 上午4:46, Alex Hillman wrote:
Hey all not trying to go to war with our dangerously awesome
Alexjust saying what is good for some ought to be good for everyone.
Definitions of spam are not necessary. Pitching a product to sell to
coworking space founders in this forum is just that...whether sneaky or
blatant. Asking
Please feel free to answer in your native language if you wish. Thank you!
Now you could also follow us on Twitter @ twitter.com/CoWorkingDesign for
updates.
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This is spam. You're soliciting clients here for your design business
Jerome, from his iPhone =)
On Sep 15, 2012, at 1:32 AM, Andrei Belykh bel...@me.com wrote:
Please feel free to answer in your native language if you wish. Thank you!
Now you could also follow us on Twitter @
Jerome,
It looks like your personal perception of the matter itself, doesn't it?
Does anybody push you to answer the question?
Do you really believe there is only spam in this world? What about
knowledge sharing and collaboration? Did you read Coworking Manifesto?
Peace
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You must be new to this forum so I will clarify. This email platform is not for
sales solicitations. Your twitter handle description explicitly is seeking
clients, We assist in planning and designing CoWorking and Collaborative
environments.
Your posting does push your question and sales
I'd encourage you guys to take your disagreement outside. This discussion is
far more disruptive in its current form.
Andrei, I think this could be simply resolved by making part of your request
for info include what you intend to do with the info you collect, including how
you plan to share
@Jerome, @Alex, @FellowMembers
There are already numerous responses to my question, and we shall share the
results and our opinion on questions asked with coworking community later
on, apparently before Coworking Conference in Paris or earlier.
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Thanks Andrei.
See you in Paris!
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On Saturday, September 15, 2012 at 12:30 PM, Andrei Belykh wrote:
@Jerome, @Alex, @FellowMembers
There are already numerous responses to my question, and we shall share the
results and our opinion on
Thank you Rachel
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wrote:
Yes, Thank you Rachel and others keeping this site spam free!!
CJay
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Thanks Rachel Co. for moderating this group. The
Yes, Thank you Rachel and others keeping this site spam free!!
CJay
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Thanks Rachel Co. for moderating this group. The (spam-free)
discussions have helped us immensely!
Cheers,
Frank DePalma
The CoLab
Thanks Rachel Co. for moderating this group. The (spam-free)
discussions have helped us immensely!
Cheers,
Frank DePalma
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1. It is really unusual to have the tenant pay the commission.
2. Make sure you know all of the costs you will be responsible for paying
and what those historical costs have been.
3. http://www.theleasedoctor.com/ will do a thorough lease review for you
at $395
Alos check our my website
Two Cents from Bethlehem, Pa
Definitely check with local Zoning office to may sure your use is approved
otherwise you can end up signing a lease on a property that you may not be able
to use while awaiting the proper approval process which can involve a review by
Zoning Control Board and even
i was thinking of posting a similar question last night. this should
be interesting. :-)
Toni
On Mar 29, 2:25 pm, Alex Hillman dangerouslyawes...@gmail.com wrote:
This one's *mostly* for the regulars, but all are welcome to share.
I'd love it if some people would share their favorite threads
Cody, the landlord should be paying the broker fee regardless.
TH
On Mar 27, 3:20 pm, Cody Sullivan codycsulli...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for all of the help so far. I have a feeling we can make him pay the
broker fee if we are subject to an NNN lease. I'm wondering if such a lease
is bad,
Oh -- now that you have to basically legaize the use -- that does get
complicated in NYC -- and you likely will need an architect to expedite
your building permit and CO. As a threshold question - you'll need to make
sure that in fact you are even allowed to use this space as a
coworking/general
Look everyone: please get a broker and a lease lawyer when signing office
space. They'll explain all of this and protect your end.
Yes, you'll need an architect and go thru that legalization process. A space
is not a space until it is deemed safe for occupancy, which means, yes, has to
be
You are describing a triple net lease which requires the tenant to pay
other expenses in addition to rent including taxes, insurance and
common area maintenance. What I don't understand is why YOU are paying
the broker fee. Maybe this is standard in your area or the agent is
double dipping. I do
Hey Geoff, like Alex said, http://biocurious.org/ offers the first day free
and is most directly setup to be biotech coworking. Its in Sunnyvale, about
40 miles south of San Francisco. Its in the heart of the Silicon Valley and
a taxi ride from the Sunnyvale Caltrain station which would get him
Thanks, Alex and Eric, these are helpful pointers!
Geoff
Geoff Mamlet
Cambridge Coworking Center
Cambridge Innovation Center
On Dec 2, 11:38 am, Eric Zellhart er...@liquidspace.com wrote:
Hey Geoff, like Alex said,http://biocurious.org/offers the first day free
and is most directly setup to
Laban, this is not a conglomerate; it's a movement. Coworking will
prosper with or without coworking.com: there is no threat of 'losing
everything.'
This thread has veered away from an important issue: how will this
community fund it's needs. The purchase of coworking.com was well
executed and
Nicely said. Thank you.
Jacob
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On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 9:07 AM, Devin devinbalk...@gmail.com wrote:
Laban, this is not a conglomerate; it's a movement. Coworking will
prosper with or without
Ditto with David, Derek and Devin, a lot of this seems a bit
unnecessarily rushed
On Feb 28, 12:16 pm, David Troy davet...@gmail.com wrote:
Devin --
Your approach is spot on and a step forward.
Something will emerge structurally as we go forward and rushing into
something that doesn't serve
We need to own coworking so no one can own it. That's my
interpretation of this thread so far. I agree with this sentiment but
I don't think we should be organizing structures around it.
Organizations will naturally emerge around our community's needs and
one of them might grow into something
Devin --
Your approach is spot on and a step forward.
Something will emerge structurally as we go forward and rushing into
something that doesn't serve a concrete need now is just not helpful or
necessary.
As much as I support coworking, taking the time to be involved in a
non-profit takes time
Sorry its taken me a few days to chime in here, but Darrell is right (and
thanks for putting me on the hook publicly).
I've been talking about a video/media production studio set up with
coworking methodology and core values at the core of it. As you can see from
our stats that I posted in
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: [Coworking] Re: Quick question from a newbie...video co-working?
Hi John,
My French teacher would be proud-- the word sans means without, as in
they did it without a business plan :-)
Are you looking to use your business plan to attract investors, determine if
the business is viable
The original one we were part of setting up, The Hat Factory, definitely is.
And I believe Blankspaces in LA has quite of few people in this area. Good
on you btw!
T
On Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 8:35 AM, Knite20 d...@knite20.com wrote:
Hello All!
I just wanted to introduce myself, and ask a
Uptime has a fully-equipped multimedia production suite. Our hope is
to attract new media producers who will use this resource
collaboratively, and ultimately establish an industry cluster here in
Chico. We're planning to webcast video live from our upcoming execdev
event this coming Thursday.
Potentially strangest thread on coworking to date! LOL. And this is
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Ha! Our goats are trained to eat weeds, rather than play in the
fields. The goats are eco-friendly unlike most herbicides. And we
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I am not an accountant either, but this disagreement relates to a
special rule and a particular set of circumstances.
IRC Section 195 creates a special category of start-up costs. These
start-up costs are ordinary expenses incurred before you begin operating
your business. Section 195 allows
Standard stuff:
http://www.irs.gov/publications/pM 535/ch08.html#d0e5315
This was very handy in my previous startup as we
were able to break even claiming $5k in startup,
thus no income tax.
The take-home on this is that if you (anyone reading
this) hanker to start a business, a very good first
Lisa,
We don't use that as a selling point deciding to spend our efforts
instead in highlighting the benefits of being around other people. We
also don't try to sell people on the various services we offer
(coffee, printing, conference rooms). We want people to come in, feel
the space, love it
Lisa, I know a lawyer who is wanting to get out of the big firm rat-race.
When I handed her the info I'd picked up at Cubes Crayons, what she was
attracted to was the communal yumminess, not the corporate MBA-ness. For
whatever that's worth--you might want to play up that aspect to the
corporate
Personally, I consider all write-offs attractive. Citizen Space doesn't
allow for many through the rent (as we almost break even there), but we were
able to write off alot of the improvements to the office this year.
Tara
On Wed, Apr 2, 2008 at 11:23 AM, Mark Nelson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Lisa,
The problem with this is that if you are a sole proprietor and have a
home office, you can usually take the home office deduction, which is
substantial. If you have an office space, as a sole proprietor, you
can deduct it, but it will usually be more expensive since the home
office
Very good idea; I was thinking about that but was going to play it depending
on the reaction to the idea. I have a meeting with the chair of the bar
association scheduled. She was interested and it would get the word out.
Thanks for the advice!! Great stuff.
On Wed, Apr 2, 2008 at 2:23 PM,
I'd read that up to 5000 of startup expenses can be written off and the rest
appreciated over 15 yrs. I'm certainly going to be hammering away at an
accountant pretty soon.
On Wed, Apr 2, 2008 at 2:30 PM, Tara Hunt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Personally, I consider all write-offs attractive.
Even if it is allowed, I don't think you want that kind of landlord.
Tara
On Wed, Apr 2, 2008 at 11:47 AM, Lisa Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Ok, this agent wants a full financial disclosure before even looking at
his property. Is that allowed??
On Wed, Apr 2, 2008 at 2:40 PM, Erica
On Wed, Apr 2, 2008 at 11:37 AM, Lisa Thompson
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I'd read that up to 5000 of startup expenses can be written off and the rest
appreciated over 15 yrs. I'm certainly going to be hammering away at an
^^
depreciated.
I believe the depreciation
Evidently, CRE is about to crash like residential real estate.
Underwriting standards for loans, tenants, etc. are returning
to historical norms.
If I were a landlord with a mortgage, I would not want to rent
to someone with potential to flake on the rent, possibly
putting my mortgage at risk.
re: financial disclosures. We looked at three places seriously before
settling on 800 Brazos for LaunchPad Coworking. In each case, I had to
provide a personal financial statement. When I had Go Media, I had to
provide business financial statements for each lease. In Austin, anyway,
it's pretty
Also, re: depreciating 5K of startup expenses... I know of no such limit.
Depreciation applies to certain physical assets, and the schedule varies
depending on the asset.
By all means find a CPA to discuss the issues specific to your state.
Julie
Ok, its not depreciating. I looked up my source. I do apologize for not
being clear earlier or looking up my source before posting.
If you start a business, you may deduct up to $5000 of startup costs in the
year that you launch it. That $5000 is reduced by anything over $50,000.
Whatever
What's your source on this? Never heard of any such thing.
On Wed, Apr 2, 2008 at 6:22 PM, Lisa Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Ok, its not depreciating. I looked up my source. I do apologize for not
being clear earlier or looking up my source before posting.
If you start a business, you
Tara wrote:
In the comments of the coworking survey results post, Bill MacEwan
writes:
I founded a co-working space in vancouver (http://
abetterplacetowork.com),
and we've been trying to answer a lot of these questions. I'd love to
see
more data on people who are considering
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