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I find it distasteful and it was a reason I stopped playing online poker. But it’s not cheating if the poker room has explicitly given permission to use them, and some of them have. It is cheating if the poker room has explicitly said it’s not allowed, and I some of them have done this, too. It’s a gray area if they make no statement one way or the other, but many players will assume it is allowed.Do note that if you use a HUD you’re generally expected it to use it with data you’ve collected yourself, not an online database. I would definitely consider use of an online database to be cheating unless for some strange reason the poker room explicitly allowed this.

It’s interesting, but mostly not because of the bike.The organization behind it aims to make SpeedX an integrated sports brand and appears to be starting with a bicycle. The bike itself, as others have said, is not all that. Carbon fibre is common, aero is common, hidden cables aren’t that rare, etc. Brake placement is interesting as they give up mechanical advantage for aero according to their pitch, but meh.The part that actually perked up my ears was that they involved frog design in their work. That’s a sophisticated play well above the level of most Kickstarter campaigns. Frog does good work on product and branding. This elevates this group from a new bike firm to a cool product brand, at least aspirationally.Their choices of focus are interesting as well. Seamless integration of electronics into toys is a good crossover for a lot of consumers.If I had to position the demographic they are going after, it’s the affluent aspirational athlete. As such, it’s an aspirational brand like Adidas, not a hard core cycling brand per se. They are looking for the mass market of people with lots of disposable income with limited interest in being cycling gear heads.This bike certainly isn’t something I can see any of my past or present bike nut friends shelling out money for. It’s not for hard core cyclists. It’s for people who want a sexy bike to ride charity road tours one. Think Toronto’s 50 km Ride for Heart.I would expect that people who bought this would also love to have SpeedX brand lycra, shoes, water bottles, energy bars, etc. That’s where I think this is going.The challenge, however, is that lifestyle aspirational brands require a pyramid with extraordinarily good athletes at the top being completely amazing while wearing and using the gear. Adidas sponsors top athletes who wear their gear while playing basketball and the like. Nike ditto. Just Do It as a motto works when there are levels of the pyramid of accomplishment you aspire to and icons in them who are using the gear you have on.SpeedX is missing this, apparently intentionally given their selection of frog design. They’ve chosen a different route. Maybe they are going to go left from that model into being a mass manufacturer of multiple types of athletic products which are unrelated. I could readily see an electric skateboard from them, a motorcycle helmet with integrated HUD, and similar types of embedded electronic sporting gear.Another interesting element is their claim of single-photo automatic sizing. If that’s true and they have good IP behind that, they could use that for a lot of online purchasing. Certainly they have a return policy which is online sales friendly. They could extend that capability to clothes, skis, shoes, etc. It’s not particularly common. It’s also unclear how good their tech in this case is, because they make the claim then provide a complete sizing chart and scheme for self-sizing.They also claim to be a team of 56 hardcore cycling heads, but I don’t really see that. This isn’t a group of hardcore competitive cyclists who said “Hey, lets build the best bike in the world!”. The electronics, the manufacturing depth (apparently), the use of frog design, the mission statement of being a brand: these things signify a reasonably well-funded startup that wants to go big. Not that they can’t be both, but I just don’t see it.

Disclaimer: I am a not a licensed real estate professional - just a buyer and seller of residential real estate in various states including California.No. Yet it doesn't make much sense to work without a real estate professional on the purchaser side as the commissions are paid by the seller. From a seller's point of view in California and using a traditional real estate professional, you should set aside 7.2% of the purchase price to cover closing costs, which will be reflected on the HUD-1 Settlement Sheet (see below).Sure, it's 7.2% (includes 3% listing agent and 3% buyer's agent commissions) and that can be a lot of money, but that can seem like a bargain if you screw up the transaction by trying to save money.Can you hope to eliminate or reduce the commissions paid to the listing agent and the buyer's agent? Yes, you could, but you would either need to include an online service like Redfin or ZipRealty, where you get a rebate or use an attorney versed in residential real estate.Real Estate Closing RulesRegulations for real estate escrow determine the procedure by which escrow officers and other professionals handle the transfer of real property. A consumer's rights are protected under these rules to best protect the public from fraud. These guidelines are maintained and followed by escrow professionals to make each closing fair, accurate and ethical.RESPAThe Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act, or RESPA, ensures that consumers receive accurate information about mortgage settlement charges. RESPA also inhibits abusive lender practices. The act requires lending institutions to give consumers a standardized Good Faith Estimate that details loan settlement fees, origination fees and interest rates. RESPA also outlaws kickbacks to service providers that can increase the cost of settlement charges.HUD-1 Settlement SheetEscrow service providers, commonly referred to as closing agents, prepare the HUD-1 Settlement Sheet at the time of closing. This statement details the buyer's and seller's costs and credits associated with a real estate transaction. It provides a detailed breakdown of each item. RESPA requires that the HUD form be used in all real estate closings, whether a purchase or refinance. The form must be given to the borrower at least one business day before the settlement date.Escrow InstructionsEscrow agents prepare closing instructions, which must adhere to RESPA guidelines. Closing instructions detail every step of a transaction's closing process, such as documents to be signed, fees to be charged and funds to be collected. All closing instructions must be satisfied for the deed transfer to occur. Any changes to escrow instructions must be mutually agreed upon by the buyer and the seller.Neutral Third PartyIn a real estate transaction, an escrow officer must remain neutral and cannot be involved in client disputes. Clients, with the help of their real estate agents or attorneys, must resolve any disagreements on their own. Additionally, escrow officers cannot give legal advice.