INPUT ARTICLE: Article: How much do you expect to get paid, if at all, during the development stage and beyond? How much start-up capital will you need to kick it off? To figure this out, start with potential revenues, rather than costs. How many units will you sell at what price, based upon your market analysis? The price of a product is generally determined by the competitor's prices. Unless you have something special, you will not be able to charge more than competitor, most likely less. Once you project revenues and unit sales, develop your cost of goods based upon sales projections (variable costs) and administrative (fixed) costs. Project the full slate of financial statements. Contact vendors and other providers of relevant outputs in order to get price quotes on the goods and services required to implement your business plan. Estimate the costs related to hiring personnel, and purchasing the physical space and equipment required to implement your business idea. If you can't afford to pay yourself you will need to ask yourself if your business idea is worth pursuing. Remember, the business's money is not your money and failure to understand/consider this fact is how many business people end up in hot water. You may require some systems and processes to meet statutory obligations/legal requirements. Include business taxation and registration considerations in your business proposal in order to prevent unnecessary surprises. Check with your local or state business administration office in order to learn whether there any licenses, taxation or other requirements that you must comply with in order to implement your business plan. This is quite important, since most businesses fail due to lack of adequate funding. Once you have determined the cost of implementation, you should next determine how much profit you would need to make in order to recover all costs associated with implementing your business proposal. This will allow you to determine how much you should charge for your product or service, and will allow you to begin to structure a timetable for when you will begin to recoup an actual profit. Use the total amount of estimated costs for implementation as the starting point for determining your profit forecast. Though the profits you make would ideally be greater than the costs of implementation, the reality is that most businesses fail before the first full year of operations. Thus breaking even over the first few years of operation would be a big success. A forecast for recouping implementation costs will strengthen your business proposal, especially when you are pursuing financing.

SUMMARY: Research potential costs associated with implementing your business plan. If applicable, consider business taxation and registration considerations. Estimate the amount of profit you would need in order to recoup implementation costs.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Since the pairing of the controller and the device will need a special Bluetooth protocol that is not offered by the stock system, rooting your device is mandatory for this to work. To know more about rooting, simply go to http://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/how-to-root-android/#!AY95M. When you get to the Play store on your device, search for Sixaxis Compatibility Checker on the search bar. Download this app. Launch the compatibility checker, just tap on the Start button at the top-left corner of the app. If you get an error, it means your device is not supported. Otherwise, you are good to go.
Summary: Make sure you have a rooted Android device. Download the compatibility checker tool on the Play store. Check if your device is compatible.

Stretch your sheet of fiberglass out over a hard, flat working table. Make sure the area is clear of any debris, including small things like pencil shavings and dust. If your fabric is still on a roll, pull out only the amount you plan on cutting. If your fiberglass has been cut previously, the bottom edge will have some light fraying on it. To give yourself a clean sheet to work with, pull out frayed strands until one of them remains unbroken from the left side of the sheet to the right. This will ensure that the fabric you're cutting is made of full, durable fiberglass strands. Repeat this step after every cut, even if the edge looks straight. Place a large drafting ruler or t-square along the cutting edge of the fabric, covering up any crooked elements to create a solid, straight line. For ease of cutting, make sure the sheet is parallel with the table itself. To get out any bumps or creases, smooth out the fiberglass using the palms of your hands. Push away from the edge to avoid adding wrinkles to the part you plan on cutting. Move your ruler or t-square to the line of fabric you want to cut. Using heavy duty shears, an X-ACTO knife, or a similar precision blade, cut a thin, straight line through the fabric.
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One-sentence summary -- Place the cloth on a hard table. Pull out fabric strands along the cutting edge until one lasts the length of the sheet. Square up the fabric with the edge of the table. Smooth out the fabric by gently spreading your hands over it. Use shears or an X-ACTO knife to cut the fiberglass.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: A stainless steel tube cutter is a handheld device that clamps around a tube of stainless steel and cuts it with a small rotating wheel. Make sure you get a tube cutter designed specifically for stainless steel. Some stainless steel tube cutters can cut through thicker tubes than others, so know the measurement of your tube before you buy one. Line up the section you want to cut with the wheel on the cutter. Once your tube is in position, tighten it into place by rotating the knob at the end of the device. Keep rotating the knob until the tube is secure. Hold the exposed end of the tube in one hand and rotate the tube cutter with your other hand. As you rotate the tube cutter around the tube, the small wheel on the cutter will gradually cut through the tube. Eventually, the wheel will cut all the way through the tube and the piece of tube you cut will fall off. Rotate the knob at the end of the tube cutter if the tube is stuck. Be careful handling the cut edges of the tube. If the edges are sharp, file them down with a deburring tool.

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Buy a stainless steel tube cutter. Insert your stainless steel tube into the tube cutter. Rotate the tube cutter around the tube until it cuts through it. Remove the tube from the tube cutter.