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Modifications on My Mind: When "Will" Means "Must" and a Conventional Hand Signature is Not Required
August 30, 2018
Authored by: Jim Goldberg
The Sixth Circuit has issued another opinion regarding loan modifications, following its opinion two weeks ago in Segrist v. Bank of New York Mellon (2018 WL 3773785, August 9, 2018), on which I earlier wrote.
Now, in Pittman v. Experian Information Solutions, Inc. — F.3d —- 2018 WL 4016604, August 23, 2018), the Sixth joins the First, Seventh, Ninth, and Tenth Circuits, in holding that loan servicers are contractually obligated under the terms of their Trial Modification Plan ("TPP"), pursuant to the Home Affordable Mortgage Program ("HAMP"), to offer a permanent modification to borrowers who comply with the TPP by submitting accurate documentation and making trial payments.
The Court relied on language in the TPP that said, "[a]fter all trial period payments are timely made and you have submitted all the required documents, your mortage will be permanently modified." The court noted hornbook contract law that "the mere fact that an offer or agreement is subject to events not within the promisor' control … will not render the agreement illusory."
Additionally, the TPP was sufficiently definite to constitute an enforceable contract, even though it did not set the precise terms for the permanent modification, because HAMP guidelines provide the existing standard by which the ultimate terms of the permanent modification were to be set in order to bring down the monthly payments to 31% of gross income.

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Doris Dixon is a legislative analyst in the Office of Legislation and Congressional Affairs where she serves as a liaison to members of Congress and their staff on several of the Obama administration's key education initiatives. Before returning to government service in 2008, she was a consultant to the Council on Higher Education Accreditation.
Prior to the consultancy, she served as President of Very Special Arts (VSA), an organization that promotes access to the arts for people with disabilities.
In 1995, Dixon was selected as the National Collegiate Athletic Association's (NCAA) first director of government relations and established the Washington, D.C. office for the NCAA – a position she held for seven years.
Prior to her work at the NCAA, she served for seven years on the United States Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources and the Senate Labor/HHS/Educations Appropriations Subcommittee, where she helped initiate several key pieces of federal education legislation, including the Higher Education Act and the Americans with Disability Act (ADA).
From 1985-1989, Dixon served in the position she currently holds at the Department of Education in the Office of Legislative Affairs.
Dixon moved to Washington, D.C. in 1982 from Memphis to work for Rep. Harold Ford, Sr. – the first black congressman from the Deep South since reconstruction.
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USA: FTC sends "clear message" of intent to review emerging technologies and its future role
The Federal Trade Commission ('FTC') published, on 6 August 2018, a notice in the Federal Register seeking comments on whether adjustments to competition and consumer protection law, as well as FTC enforcement priorities and policy are necessary ('the Notice'). The Notice was released ahead of a series of public hearings addressing issues in relation to the same, which are due to begin in September 2018 and are expected to continue through January 2019.
Megan L. Brown, Partner at Wiley Rein LLP, told DataGuidance, "The FTC is sending a clear message that it wants to review emerging technologies and think hard about what its role will be in the future. This is a key opportunity for stakeholders to shape their thinking on issues large and small. It won't change the FTC's authority, but it could help them develop proposals for the U.S. Congress on things like privacy legislation, national data breach legislation and litigation reform."
In particular, the FTC requested comments on the application of its Section 5 authority under the FTC Act of 1914 in relation to the broadband internet access service business, the efficacy of its current remedial authority to deter unfair and deceptive conduct in privacy and data security matters. Furthermore, the FTC requested feedback on the benefits and costs of varying state, federal and international privacy laws and regulations, including the conflicts associated with those standards. The FTC is also seeking input on consumer protection implications associated with location tracking mechanisms and the use of algorithmic decision tools, artificial intelligence, and predictive analytics, particularly in the context of marketing and advertising.
It won't change the FTC's authority, but it could help them develop proposals for the U.S. Congress on things like privacy legislation, national data breach legislation and litigation reform
Brown noted, "The FTC will certainly be looking at the role of states in the internet economy, [particularly] at whether state laws erect barriers to commerce and innovation. They will also be looking at the markets for various connected services, and what sort of supervision is needed, if any, over internet companies. They have traditionally used cost benefit analysis and waited for evidence of harm to act and I expect them to do so here. […] The LabMD decision is also certainly on the FTC's mind as they consider their role in addressing data security. They were long criticised for aspects of their consent decrees and will have to consider the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit's ruling to determine how to proceed."
The FTC noted that the comments and hearings will assist in evaluating its short and long-term enforcement and policy agenda, and to identify areas for additional study, enforcement, advocacy, and policy guidance. Moreover, the FTC highlighted that the hearings are modelled after the 1995 Pitofsky hearings, which prompted discussion of emerging problems and the preparation of public reports on the facts, issues, governing law, and the need, where appropriate for change, resulting in two staff reports being released.
Brown concluded, "A few things [should be discussed with a view to reform], including, how to provide predictability for American businesses and prevent frivolous lawsuits that could limit beneficial innovation. How can we stop revictimising US companies who suffer breaches from the criminal acts of third parties? How can we show the US cares about privacy without being pushed toward a top-down regulatory approach like the EU has pursued? How can we focus resources on real harms and risks? Small and medium businesses are the ones most hurt by complicated and unpredictable regulation. We need to have an environment in which innovation can thrive."
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The good old weekend in the country. When I moved back to the island I thought that was dead but I hadn't counted on Chateau La Chaire or its old school charm that lulled us both into a a relaxation so deep I never wanted to leave. But what about the food?
The tasting menu surprised us in its quality and range coming out as one of the finest meals we've had in Jersey. With vegetarian dishes, seafood, meat, sweets and cheese every course had flair and elegance to surprise our tastebuds without being overly complex or rich.
One of my favourites was an umami rich mushroom arancini, crispy and soft, with a fresh tomato salsa, while we were both impressed with the elevated take on carrot soup (yes, really) which made so much from such humble ingredients. The main course of a beautifully cooked piece of lamb with earthy, sweet beetroot and a moorish, sticky lamb bon bon also had both of us wishing for more.
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Relatives of USS Cole Victims Demand Justice
NEW YORK (CN) – Fifty-nine relatives of the 17 sailors who died in the 2000 terrorist bombing of the U.S.S. Cole in Yemen have filed an order seeking to enforce a multimillion-dollar default judgment against the Republic of Sudan. The plaintiffs' federal complaint accused the Sudanese government of providing material support to al-Qaida, the terrorist group that carried out the attack.


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Transit bond election draws big donors, at least for support side
Supporters of a $3.5 billion transit bond election less than four weeks away have a sizable — but not unexpected — advantage over critics, who plan a grass-roots campaign to counter what has been flurry of educational campaigns using taxpayer dollars and aggressive catering to the Houston area's business community.
Moving to the Future, the political action committee backing the bond amassed more than $437,000 in money or in-kind contributions, according to its financial report field last week, which includes fundraising until Sept. 26. The group is campaigning to support Metropolitan Transit Authority's long-range transportation plan, the first phase of which will appear on the Nov. 5 ballot.
The fundraising by supporters gives them a roughly 73-to-one money advantage to the opposition Responsible Houston political committee, which has collected $6,000 from two donors, according to its Oct. 7 campaign report.
The disparity continues in terms of what each is spending money on. Responsible Houston, the PAC formed to oppose the bonds on the grounds it is wasted spending and unwise to give Metro a blank check for rail and bus projects without more specifics, spent most of its money, about $5,250, on website development to push a grass-roots online message.
Metro chairwoman and organizer of some of the Moving to the Future efforts Carrin Patman, meanwhile, personally has spent nearly $4,600 at FedEx Office — spending not included as part of her $50,000 contribution — on slick paper copies of the long-range plan she is trying to convince voters to approve.
"We worked hand in hand together to develop a plan the community could support," Patman told the Greater Houston Partnership at a luncheon on Oct. 3.
That political support, however, is overshadowed by the public money Metro can use to alert voters about the plans — an ad blitz across television, radio, newspapers, even posters at bus stations and stops that has drawn criticism from opponents.
Metro is asking for voters for permission on Nov. 5 to borrow up to $3.5 billion for the first phase of its long-range transit plan developed over the last 18 months. The plan calls for 75 miles of rapid bus service, an additional 16 miles of light rail and about $600 million for street and sidewalk improvements and new buses to make local routes easier to access and more frequent.
Though light rail to Hobby Airport dominated discussions to finalize the plan, vast parts of the Metro service region would be touched by the proposed projects, notably the bus rapid transit projects that promise dedicated lanes for buses that will stop at platforms, offering service akin to light rail but on rubber tires. A major BRT line is planned from the Tidwell Transit Center in northeast Houston through downtown and westward to Westchase, stopping at various spots, including Greenway Plaza, along the way. Another BRT route will connect downtown and Bush Intercontinental Airport, relying partly on two-way HOT lanes along Interstate 45.
The borrowed money, to be repaid by future revenues from Metro's 1 percent sales tax, would be combined with federal money and existing Metro funds for the first round of projects, which are estimated to cost $7.5 billion. The order of projects would be determined by their readiness, and follow more public comment and final determination of exact routes.
It is that lack of certainty that gives some skeptics pause.
"I just don't like the idea of voting on something when I don't know exactly what I'm voting for," said Chris Paul, 37, who lives near the Energy Corridor.
Local Republican Party officials condemned the plan and mayoral candidates Bill King and Tony Buzbee have voiced concerns about adding light rail; Mayor Sylvester Turner has backed the plan.
FUTURE OF TRANSIT: Houston area voters will have $3.5 billion decision
On Monday, the Houston Realty Business Coalition announced it would back the bond proposal, noting the region's economic growth is going to necessitate more transit as people move to the area. The alternative, the group said, is a growing region crippled by congestion.
Transit officials, notably Patman, have cobbled together a large coalition of community and business groups, drawing support from the engineering and construction firms that often do business with municipalities and Metro, as well as law firms and real estate companies.
Of the total haul, however, $200,000 comes from a handful of donors. Patman and her husband, lawyer James Derrick, each gave $50,000. Another $50,000 was contributed by HNTB, a national engineering firm that has done extensive business with Metro, Harris County and the Texas Department of Transportation. Camden Property Trust, a real estate trust based in Houston and headed by Ric Campo, chairman of the Port of Houston Authority and active in local business groups, and KIT Professionals Inc., an engineering firm that has worked with local agencies and Metro in the past, each contributed $25,000.
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The most sizable, and contentious, campaign bank, however, is the approximately $8.5 million Metro has set aside for education and outreach. Under state campaign rules, the agency can use public money to explain the long-range plan and even alert voters that the election is Nov. 5, though that has drawn criticism.
"These people are supposed to safeguard taxpayer money, not waste it," critic and media consultant Wayne Dolcefino said last month, arguing the agency should not spend public money to advance its election chances.
State law prohibits the agency from deceiving voters or using language in the educational materials that is "reasonably likely to influence a voter to vote for or against the measure."
COSTLY CONGESTION: Houston commuters waste 75 hours a year in traffic, study finds
Critics of the bond issue have said Metro crosses that line because the advertisements use language such as "we've got a plan for traffic" and claim the bond referendum will not raise taxes.
"We think it's clear that the work Metro is doing is likely to influence voters," critics said in a statement from Dolcefino's consulting firm.
Metro spokesman Jerome Gray said the advertisements were approved by outside lawyers hired by the agency, to verify that Metro complied with the rules.
Metro officials still were assessing final contracts for advertising buys and could not provide a breakdown strictly devoted to the long-range plan, but Gray said the likely total for September and October would be around $5 million.
Any complaint about the ads would have to be filed to the Texas Ethics Commission, which would determine whether Metro violated the state law. A violation could lead to a misdemeanor charge or fine by the agency. Complaints are made public only if substantiated and the candidate or PAC is punished beyond a minor infraction, or if the ethics commission conducts a hearing into the complaint or it lands in a local court.
"A court would probably find that the law as written probably, just barely, allows an advertisement of this nature," said Chad Dunn, a Houston attorney and former general counsel for the state Democratic Party.
Texas allows agencies to take their messages straight to voters, Dunn said, as long as they avoid "magic words" such as "vote for," "support," or "oppose."
Dunn said he expects lawmakers to reconsider exactly what the rules allow, within the confines of what public money can and should be used for.
"On the one hand, people argue that allowing such expenditures essentially allows the tail to wag the dog: Government influencing the views of the voters," Dunn wrote in an email. "On the other hand, people argue that voters are smart enough to sort through the issues on their own and any restriction on public speech, even by the government, infringes on the First Amendment."


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Sigmedia have 5 floating licenses for NUKE, and 5 floating licenses for Tinderbox on After Effects. The licenses float from severnaya, which enables them to be used from any operating system, but you must be able to see severnaya to get a license.
NUKE is a node based compositing package, supporting the OFX plug-in standard. Furnace will shortly be available for OFX and we'll get you some licenses for that once it's finished. Tinderbox 1,2,3 and 4 contain a range of effects, like rays, ripples, sparkles and blurs that are used in After Effects. They may work in Premiere, but they aren't supported on there at the moment.
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CCIE Security V5 Lab | ASA Firewall Dynamic NAT Second Method
Cisco has revised CCIE Security from version 4.0 to Version 5.0 and many changes have been done in the Examination. Now new version 5.0 course content includes total 6 domains. These six domains were added to increase the logical structure of topics to align towards Cisco Security Solutions.
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Janet F. Detwiler of Umatilla, Oregon, was born on November 26, 1959, in Mexico, Missouri, to parents Joseph and Doris Hovinghoff Albright. She died on October 27, 2018, in Umatilla, Oregon, at the age of 58 years.
She was raised and attended school in Umatilla, Oregon. Janet was united in marriage to Terry Detwiler on November 24, 1990, in Umatilla, Oregon. They lived in Baker City, Oregon, and later Kalispell, Montana, before returning to Umatilla, Oregon.
Janet worked as the manager at the Hermiston Shari's Restaurant and as a waitress at Frasus Restaurant. She worked in the billing department at Family Health Associates for several years until 2014.
Janet enjoyed reading, church, collecting rocks, drawing and making salsa. She was a very caring person who had a huge heart and loved all animals.
She is survived by her husband, Terry Detwiler, Umatilla, Ore.; mother Doris O'Dell, Umatilla, Ore.; brother Michael (Veronica) Albright, Hermiston, Ore.; sister Jo Anne Schiffner, Salem, Ore.; aunt Greta Lee, Portland, Ore., uncle and aunt Bob and Ethel Ferger, Richland, Wash., aunt Sheila Hovinghoff, Lyle, Wash., and aunt Gracie Mills, Irrigon, Ore.; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Janet was preceded in death by her son, Travis Adams; father Joseph Albright; stepfather Art O'Dell; and uncles Royal and Paul Hovinghoff.
A celebration of life service will be held on Friday, November 2, 2018, at 1:00 p.m. at Burns Mortuary chapel, Hermiston, Oregon. A private family burial will be at Sunset Hills Cemetery, Umatilla, Oregon.
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MANILA, Philippines – Some pilgrims braved the heavy rains lashing Manila on Sunday to lead the fight for the rights of the voiceless.
Elay Pacardo, 52, from Quezon City, went to Rizal Park on Sunday morning to ask for Pope Francis to intercede for child rape victims.
"I wish swift resolution and justice for children who are victims of rape perpetrated by those in authority such as the military and those in high government positions," Pacardo said in Filipino.
Waving violet and white ribbons and small flags, Pacardo and other volunteers from the Gabriela Women's Party also asked the Pope to "stand and hear the cries of women."
"Pope Francis, hear the cries of women! Stand with us for justice. Stand against impunity!" they pleaded.
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Pope Francis said Mass before millions of people at the Quirino Grandstand at around 3:00 p.m. under heavy rains. Pilgrims lined up at the Roxas Boulevard to get a glimpse of the Pope who arrived at the venue riding the jeepney "popemobile."
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One year ago, we dared hope for an invincible treble but it seemed impossible, even the greats never achieved it. The Lions lost home and away to Dundee United in season 1966-67, while we achieved the treble on only two other occasions. When Tom Rogic dinked a 90th minute winner in the Scottish Cup final you and I knew the level of achievement.
At that point, 2017 went down in our history as a year bettered only by 1967. 2003 came close, but season 2002-03 is remembered fondly for its endearing frailties. Celtic were simply peerless as they secured the club's fourth treble.
With half of season 2017-18 complete, the first leg of what would be an unprecedented second successive treble is complete, but signs are clear that this team peaked some months ago, despite qualification for the Europa League knockout rounds.
Aware of the exceptional (from a Scottish perspective) demands on his players of completing in every round of cup competitions, a dozen European games and international football, Brendan Rodgers has rotated his squad this season more than any previous Celtic manager. While this was doubtlessly the correct action, performances inevitably took a hit when our two exceptional and experience strikers were watching from the side-lines. In football, you often need to take a backwards step to make long-term gains.
This didn't really bothered me. I liked watching Odsonne Edouard, Anthony Ralston and Calvin Miller. Being able to win the league while developing talent in this manner is one of the few benefits of being stuck in a small league.
Ultimately, even our top performers struggled to raise their game. Defeat eventually arrived, a timely signpost for the club as they plan ahead.
You and I have studied the structure of the club for many years. We have never known it to be as stable. Income last season topped £90m, the first time it reached this level, and with a fair wind, it could reach nine figures this season.
These riches come with fresh risks. Wage levels have rocketed in line with performances. We can afford our current operating levels – and can even afford an occasional reversal in the Champions League qualifiers, but there is a misalignment at the heart of what we are doing.
In his opening transfer window, Brendan added Moussa Dembele (who was already on the Ronny Deila target list) and Scott Sinclair. Both made a phenomenal contribution to the success which followed. This season, with Scott struggling to recapture his earlier form and Moussa hampered by injury, the big contributions have come from players who were at the club under the Ronny regime. Indeed, of the Celtic team which ended the year, only Olivier Ntcham was a Brendan Rodgers signing.
What we have added since the summer of 2016 is management expertise. Brendan took Ronny's squad to levels none of us thought possible, but only two of his signings are automatic first-choice.
This is not necessarily against plan. When you sign French youth internationals like Ntcham and Edouard you do not expect them to immediately displace more experienced players. Players do not mature at the same rate – Kieran Tierney got their earlier than Kenny Dalglish, so if the plan is to recruit the best French and Scottish youth talent, patience will be required.
Notwithstanding this, Brendan will want to have more of his own signings grabbing starting slots in the big games. The players who were there under Ronny have made Herculean progress, but that invincible treble was their high point.
On that front, Lee Congerton joined in March as chief scout, a few months after the phenomenally successful John Park era ended. Scouting is as much about relationships as judgement and the environment is not conducive to friendship-making. Park's job became increasingly difficult, despite his encyclopaedic knowledge of players sound judgement. Over his tenure, the Celtic proposition became comparatively less attractive.
The mere fact that Brendan Rodgers is manager changed this. Moussa didn't sign for Ronny in January 2016 but put pen to paper for Brendan six months later. It is the job of Lee Congerton to make the most of the Celtic proposition, Brendan Rodgers and Champions League football to deliver players that can push us further in the Champions League.
Nothing of significance has changed in our chances of escaping our playing environment. We will remain in Scotland until at least the bubble inflating football incomes elsewhere bursts, most significantly of all in England. Within months the next England and Wales Premier League TV rights auction will conclude.
Premier League audiences have dwindled since the last rights were issued but Sky TV's entire existence is predicated on winning a significant portion of these rights. The Premier League is trying to attract bids from Amazon and Facebook, so it is possible rights values could increase despite falling audience figures. But we can hope.
Until then, our role in the world is to dominate the life out of our domestic rivals, qualify for the Champions League and continue to add to the unique story of Celtic.
I loved every minute of being a Celtic supporter in 2017. It was thrilling, captivating and inspiring. Whatever it brings, your club will be an exciting place over the next 12 months. Enjoy it.
Take care and thank you for all your support. I hope you each have a Happy New Year and healthy 2018.
Paul John Dykes and Kevin Graham are joined by Celtic authors, Stephen Sullivan and Stevie Murray for a special festive episode – Christmas Jumpers for Goal-Posts.
Stephen Sullivan is a former Celtic View reporter who wrote the much-lauded Sean Fallon biography, 'Iron Man'. He is now the editor of FIFA.com.
Stevie Murray has now written two books on Celtic – 'Ten Men Won The League' and 'Kenny of the Celtic' – and he is a respected and authoritative voice on the club.
Treat yourself to a signed copy of Jim Craig – Right Back to 67 and you will receive a copy of That Season on Paradise signed by Bertie Auld, just order the Jim Craig book at CQNbookstore.co.uk and we'll do the rest…


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Let's list our MUST HAVE Pottery Books
September 28, 2011
In a previous post Dinah mentioned the importance of having a solid reference library of pottery books. I would imagine this would range from the basic how to books to the glorious ... let's share our lists of must have books. I'll go first .... Best ever reference books... "Clay, a studio handbook" by Vince Pitelka. "Ceramics, Mastering the Craft" by Richard Zakin "Illustrated Dictionary of Practical Pottery" by Robert Fournier Ceramic Surface ... "Making Marks" by Robin Hop
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Female Thor is coming to the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Evans. Hemsworth. Pratt. Pine. Which Chris will have the best 2020?
Your table (and your judgment) awaits.
Much Thor. Such wallow.
True confession, or false?
Excellent work, Captain.
Well that's one option.
Robert Downey Jr. gets the coolest birthday
Is it possible to be jealous of a marsupial?
Finally, a Thor and Valkyrie buddy cop movie!
We see you. We hear you. You are not alone.
Making a Chris-mas list, and checking it twice.
Yes, including Thor.
Smart people weigh in.
Remember when Cap put a banana up his butt?
Marvel should make like Thanos and assemble the IRL equivalent of the Infinity Gauntlet by casting a Chris four-pack in 'Avengers 4'.
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Evans vs. Pratt and Hemsworth vs. Pine
'Tis the season to celebrate Chrises.
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Pixels of the Week – July 14, 2019
Every week I share a list of curated articles, resources and tools about UX, UI and mobile design, HTML, CSS, the web industry, process inspiration and more…
This week's selection: better search, UX instagram accounts to follow, nested SVGs, ad-tech industry, watching Netflix at work, CSS clip-path, list makers and counters, open source guides, a diversity guide, typography game, a cognitive biases, etc.
You can follow me on twitter to get a dose of links every days.
TL;DNR the one you should not miss
This week I wrote a little article on my blog: Fun places to learn CSS Layout – Part 2: Grid Layout. It's a follow up to Fun places to learn CSS Layout – Part 1: Flexbox I wrote 2 years ago (wow, time passes).
(Also, if you are in Barcelona this week, I will talk at CSSCamp 2019. Let's have coffee if you are at the event!)
Interesting article
- #Search Better Search UX Through Microcopy. For large-scale and e-commerce sites, the search experience is an increasingly critical tool. You can vastly improve the experience for users with thoughtful microcopy and the right contextualisation.
- #Ecommerce "How to Design an E-Commerce Website: From Homepage to Checkout", a 18 minutes read with some examples to help you build your E-Commerce Website, from general tips all the way down to homepage, listing page, product page and checkout.
#Ad-tech Industry
Ever wondered "WTF is going on" in those related content image grids at the bottom of the articles your read", here some interesting analysis of the dark underbelly of ad-tech: Taboola, Outbrain and the Chum Supply Chain
You don't have a career. You have a life 🙂
Inspiration, fun demos and great ideas
Beautiful optical illusions geometric 3D street art pictures
#Mask #Costume #Marvel
This person created a Spiderman mask with mechanical lenses and it's awesome!
- Animating with Clip-Path, a in-depth article on help you build fun clip-path animations, I really like the spotlight one.
- Rachel Andrew takes a look at lists in CSS and explains some quite interesting features defined in the CSS Lists specification: markers and counters: CSS Lists, Markers, And Counters
Mimic Relative Positioning Inside an SVG with Nested SVGs, a really in dept tutorial by Sara Soueidan with a cute little bird example
Useful tools and plugins that will make your life easy
If you are on Instagram and interesting in design and UX here are 2 accounts to follow:
UX gems and UX Bites
Open Source Guides – Open source software is made by people just like you. Learn how to launch and grow your project.
Homerun's guide to Diversity & Inclusion, how do you become more inclusive and diverse as a company
"Watch Netflix at work by making it look like you're on a conference call" haaa some people have a lot of creativity when it comes to solutions to not work!!
Pocket Biases – A web app that lists and categorizes every cognitive bias so that you can have them in your pocket and access them everywhere
From games to infographics, 5 online typography exercises to improve your skills
Do you want me to give a talk or a workshop for your company or conference? Are you looking for some help with UX research, design and strategy? You can take a look at my work and contact me.


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Life Situation Reading and Clearing:
As its name suggests, this reading is designed for returning clients (who have already done the Soul profile Reading) who want to resolve specific issues they are currently experiencing to help them manifest living a life they love.
This reading centres not only around the current life situations you want to work with but it is also focuses on your intentions of the life you want to create. Being aware of your intentions is a powerful way to start living a life you love.
This session can be very powerful as you actively take steps to clearing the unwanted energy and life situation that has arisen from making negative decisions not taken in alignment with who you are at a soul level.
The clearing work done in the Soul Profile Reading is like peeling an onion. Although negative energy was cleared, seeing and living life through a new clearer and higher perspective can bring about current life situations that need addressing and resolving.
As per the clearing in the Soul Profile Reading, after the clearing has been requested prior to your session, you are invited to actively participate in the grounding of this clearing work and the resultant shift in energy through a 21 day Energy Clearing Request tailored to your specific needs.
Reactions can once again vary as the change in the energy starts to settle whilst doing the 21 day Energy Clearing Request. You may notice some shifts in how you feel. Again these shifts can occur at your physical, mental, emotional or spiritual level. They may be minor energetic changes but can sometimes also be quite profound.
If this sounds like you and you want to be the powerful creator of your own life experience, then this is the reading you require to get you back on track to living a life you love………..
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Surrey 300 for 5 (Sangakkara 166, Wilson 48, Foakes 42) beat Nottinghamshire 296 for 7 (Smith 124, Patel 51, Mullaney 42*) by four runs
A wonderful Royal London Cup semi-final which could have fallen either way bestowed its gifts upon Surrey by four runs when Tom Curran held his nerve and prevented Steven Mullaney hitting the last ball for what would have been a match-winning six for Nottinghamshire.
So it is Surrey, a coming force again in the county game, who have the chance to follow promotion from Division Two of the LV= County Championship with a one-day trophy when they meet Gloucestershire at Lord's on September 19. It is Nottinghamshire who despite their midsummer rally once again fail to prove their pedigree with a trophy. On such small margins are conclusions drawn.
The stark contrast between the game's two dominant batsmen - both of whom made hundreds - was just one facet of a match that showcased the county game at its finest and which questioned the sense of staging this semi-final as a Monday day game with the schools beginning a new term. One batsman is famous, even to those who don't follow the game; one may not be known, even to those who do.
For Surrey, there was Kumar Sangakkara, a legend of the game, extolled to the heavens during his several international retirements, a man who could become a Sri Lankan high commissioner, perhaps in London, if he wanted it badly enough. For Nottinghamshire, there was Greg Smith, loaned out to Leicestershire earlier this season, playing his first Royal London Cup game of the season, just another Smith to some, a jobbing county pro taking on the best, proving his worth, so close to glory.
Sangakkara's unbeaten 166 fell only three runs short of his record one-day score made against South Africa in Colombo two years ago. He has been chaired from outfields, chased by photographers, and has been the subject of endless appreciations. Smith's response - 124 from 134 balls - was his only notable performance of a summer when appreciation has been in short supply. He only played because Alex Hales and James Taylor were away with England. But how pluckily and robustly he responded.
"We were nervous," said Surrey's captain Gareth Batty. "Notts are a very good team. Kumar is the best player in the world still. What is a disappointment for world cricket is the best news possible for Surrey."
Sangakkara's will to win remains as strong as ever. He carried Surrey to a Lord's final with an indomitable innings of character and know-how, an innings which left him exhausted but ultimately triumphant. Michael Klinger saw off Yorkshire in the first semi with a hundred, now Sangakkara - just - did the same: two fine overseas stars earning their corn.
Presented with a dry, benign pitch, he took the onus on himself to deliver. His first hundred including only six fours and a six as he worked deliveries towards a 90-yard long boundary and steeled himself for endless to-ing-and-froing. Then as responsibility also rested with him to lift the scoring rate, he stepped it up so successfully alongside Gary Wilson that 109 came off the final 10 overs, such acceleration harder now with five fielders allowed out in the deep, and he dropped to his knees with fatigue more than once, staring blankly into the distance and perhaps wondering what on earth he was putting his body through, at 37.
Those thoughts were doubtless never stronger than as early as the fifth over when he took a jittery single off Harry Gurney to get off the mark and, diving to make his ground, demolished the stumps. They rarely looked in danger again as he chipped the ball into the gaps with precision, crucially taking 21 off the penultimate over, from Gurney, with a series of scoops, paddles and reverse paddles, before Jake Ball defeated a shot of similar intent in the last over.
Surrey had other heroes. Watching the young Curran brothers for the first time is an intriguing sight. Sam is only 17, a wisp of a lad with a brisk, whippersnapper run-up, trendy haircut and an ability to swing his left-arm pace, as both Riki Wessels and Brendan Taylor discovered in the second and third balls of his first over.
Tom, a comparative veteran at 20, sports a bob; his right-arm is delivered from a more loping run and he looks more of a workhorse. For Tom to cope with the pressure of such a run chase was admirable enough; for Sam to do likewise, as he delayed his return to A levels at Wellington College for a day, was utterly remarkable. Add Yorkshire's Matthew Fisher and county cricket has witnessed the arrival of two 17-year-olds this season of great promise.
Smith came in for Sam Curran's hat-trick ball, soon to become 17 for 3 when Michael Lumb fended at a wide one. Smith's response was admirable. Nottinghamshire said they had a dangerous one-day strokemaker when they signed him and he proved as much. If he had made a million, with Hales and Taylor to return at Lord's, he would not have been sure of a spot in the final
At first, he was accompanied by Samit Patel, the size of the task encapsulated by his characteristic haunted look. The wider his eyes, the tougher the run chase. There was no doubting the quality of his half-century - he remains one of the best players of spin in the country - but, as so often with Samit, he provided the odd comic moment.
In the wake of Sangakarra's guelling innings, he contrived to be treated for cramp himself, having made 6 from 12 balls. "I know how you feel," one could imagine him saying to Sanga. His innings ended when he pulled a long hop from Zafar Ansari to deep square.
Eighty-four off nine overs with Dan Christian in, and a clubbed half-century to his credit, was very much on for Nottinghamshire. After a chat with Sangakkara, Batty turned to Aneesh Kapil, his sixth bowler, three overs delivered for 23, a fixture in the 2nd XI. It seemed a left-field call, but Christian carved his third ball to one of three players around square on the offside.
Notts' fifth-wicket pair had luck on their side. Smith and Steven Mullaney found themselves together at the wicketkeeper's end at one stage, but Surrey failed to take advantage. Lofted shots dropped repeatedly over despairing hands. Tom Curran showed a cooler head when he ran out Smith off his own bowling with 27 needed off 17 balls, a little run followed by a little throw.
Then, to cap it all, Jade Dernbach bowled the bravest delivery of the season, a daringly slow back-of-the-hand yorker which struck the base of Chris Read's middle stump. More than any other English cricketer, with the possible exception of Kevin Pietersen (an altogether different story), he is vilified on social media. He deserved recognition for that, especially as Batty revealed the pain he was under.
"He epitomises Surrey - he bowled those late overs with a torn calf," said Batty. Dernbach left Tom Curran to defend 14 off the last over - and with his last ball - full and wide outside off stump, guarding the short legside boundary - he accepted the offer with aplomb.


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Antiques and vintage items are tangible reminders of the past. They're literally pieces of history we can hold in our hands. When you pick up an appealing item in the Vintage Cottage antique shop, you can also pick up on images, thoughts, and emotions from other times and other places. We can help you understand the process, and show you how to develop your psychometric gifts to their fullest.
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For centuries, the art of tarot and the science of astrology have been closely linked. Now you can master the connections between them — not as two separate fields of study, but as a seamless, integrated whole. We'll explore all the cards in the deck, starting with basic meanings and gleaning additional information from astrology, mythology, and history.
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Use tarot cards to break through writer's block. Most people think of tarot cards as a fortune-telling device, but they're also a great tool for writing and creative thinking. Writers from John Steinbeck to Stephen King have used tarot cards for inspiration, and Italian novelist Italo Calvino went so far as to call the tarot "a machine for writing stories." Corrine, the proprietor of the Vintage Cottage, wrote a best-selling guide to Tarot for Writers, and we'll use it as our textbook.
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There is one question that I hear all the time – "how do you move it?!". Well, here goes a detailed explanation (9 minutes)!
As you probably know, it is my very first blog entry. If you are an avid YouTube user or a more experienced vlogger yourself, do let me know if you spot anything that could be improved in my next posts!
For anyone who would like to know what equipment do I use (the links are non-affiliate):
- pedal harp covers made by Splash Sacs, UK. They don't have a website, but you can contact them by email at geoff [at] esgob.com.
- lever harp covers made by Yaro, Poland
- my Harpo trolley was bought from Glissando, Germany
And my car is a Toyota Avensis estate from 2011. It has tons of space and can fit 2 pedal harps (tested). Highly recommended!


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Large numbers of beetles showing up in homes
Beetles introduced in 1919 became house pest in 1990s
Lately, homeowners may have noticed large numbers of Asian Lady Beetles coming from seemingly nowhere to visit their homes.
"This year seemed worse," said Tim Schnakenberg, regional agronomy specialist for the University of Missouri Extension. "I can't explain why this fall is worse than most, but it tends to be a fall and spring issue. When we're transitioning from warm-to-cold or cold-to-warm, that's when they get active again. They're just looking for a warm place. When they start sensing the cold weather, they start moving to attics of houses, and if there's any opportunity for them to come into the house, they will, and next thing you know, they're coming in by the droves."
But, residents need not worry the beetles will take up permanent residence.
"The best thing they can do is seal the houses up," Schnakenberg said. "They may last a little bit longer, but eventually they will die. These are the non-native lady beetles that were actually introduced by entomologists in america by the USD in 1919."
It was originally for a good purpose, because the beetles provide great aphid control, but it got out of hand, Schnakenberg said.
"It took about 70 years, but they finally got to the number that they became a pest," he said. "In the garden, they're an outstanding aphid control measure, but their population started to grow exponentially in the 1990s, and the extension office started getting a lot of calls about them getting worse and worse.
"Its just a natural progression of a population. Usually its under the eaves of the house. You just have to seal up the house as best you can. Once they're in the house, you about have to just vacuum them up."
The lady beetle comes in a range of colors from beige to yellowish-orange to dark reddish-orange, with between 0-19 black spots on their body.
"I believe that's how entomologists tell them apart, by the number of dots on their backs," Schnakenberg said.
"They are very beneficial insects that feed on several pests of horticultural plants and crops. Adults can live up to three years. Asian lady beetles typically invade homes during October and November and congregate in dark, undisturbed locations such as wall voids or attics.
"When they become active in March or April, large numbers of them may be seen crawling on walls and ceilings inside the home. They do not sting, carry disease or bite. They have not been observed feeding on wood, cloth or stored food items. If handled, they will release a defensive chemical, which has a mild odor and may stain walls and fabrics."
Schnakenberg said no attempt should be made to kill the insects while they are passing the winter in wall voids or attics. Killing them without cleaning out all of the dead bodies would provide a food source for scavenger insects like larder beetles and carpet beetles. If these beetles are established, they are a bigger problem than either boxelder bugs or Asian Lady Beetles because they will infest stored products, fabrics and more.
While they may seem like a nuisance at the time, the tiny, colorful beetles can be helpful as predators of other insects.
"They are beneficial because both the immature larval and adult stages feed on aphids, mealy bugs, scales and other soft-bodied insects," said Mary Kroening, University of Missouri horticulturist.
In their native habitat, the insects overwinter in cliffs, so they seek out vertical surfaces such as the walls of light-colored homes that have a south or southwest exposure.
They gather in undisturbed areas such as attics and spaces within walls until March and April, when they move outside in search of food.
"Many homeowners get irritated due to the large numbers that can be present in their homes," Kroening said. "However, Asian lady beetles do not feed on wood, clothing or human food and they do not reproduce indoors during the winter.
To collect the beetles, use a vacuum cleaner or dustpan. If you do vacuum, change the bag soon afterward. Left in the bag, the beetles die and leave a permanent odor in the vacuum bag. Emptying the bag outdoors allows the insects to live and continue their role as predators."


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Let's Welcome the Muslim Brotherhood!
The Muslim Brotherhood was not content with the support of a famous television channel and presenter affiliated to the movement and the manager of that television channel who embraces the ideology of the Brotherhood. The Brotherhood fears that the owners of the satellite channel could wane under local and foreign pressures, thereby putting an end to their media coverage and support of the Brotherhood.
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Ikhwanweb publishes this article, as part of the site's policy which agrees on the publication of both sides of any argument. There is a full section on Ikhwanweb dedicated to publishing public opinion whether for or against. We want only to emphasize and call attention to the fact that the Muslim Brotherhood does not encourage or promote radical or violent means and its method for change is based on a peaceful, reformist and democratic approach.
Last week, Egypt"s Al-Ahram newspaper published the second instalment of what it called 'documents on the banned international organisation' - the organisation here being the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt. A resolution to dissolve and ban the movement was issued in 1948.
We will not focus on the dissolution, banning and illegitimacy of the movement here; let us look at how the Muslim Brotherhood perceives itself and its role, and how the "mother" of political fundamentalist groups assesses its abilities and the magnitude of its influence on the Arab and Muslim world.
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Antique English Oak Carver's Chair
Reference #: 0618-CG7
A glorious 18th century antique oak carver's chair, made specially for the head of the table, or the "carver". Exceptionally deep, with finely wrought spindles and finials. Good patina. The rush on this chair is original. Standard 18 inch seat height is comfortable without a cushion. A fine decorative accent piece.
Place of Origin: England
Period: 1790
Materials & Techniques: Rush & Oak
- Width: 23.5"
- Depth: 22"
- Height: 42.5"
- Seat Height: 18"


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Escapist News Now: LocoCycle Xbox One Gameplay Preview
LocoCycle Xbox One Gameplay Preview
At a recent Xbox One Preview Event, Andrea Rene spoke to Twisted Pixel about its upcoming genre-blending game LocoCycle. See all our Xbox One Preview coverage here.
"I've never seen a game that has live-action cutscenes."
Really? All the Command & Conquer franchise games used to have them along with many others of that era.
To be honest, no offense Andrea... but that comment on the live action scenes... makes you look BAD, there have been MANY games that used live action. Starting with many classic adventure games, or the famous Resident Evil 1, or the C & C cheesy scenes that Logan points out, live action has been used extensively in games.
This is not the first time I've heard some impressively out of touch comments from you, and I believe that you may need to brush up on your general knowledge of games, considering you are a reporter for a rather well known Videogame Website. Again, no offense, but it would probably give you more credibility as well.
As for the game, It looks a bit lackluster.. Not that I expected a lot of pyrotechnics, since as they say, Twisted pixel isn't a big company, but I hoped for some more personality from the art direction... The cutscenes look.. just.. odd... I suppose they could be funny.
*edit sorry if that came through stronger than I intended it to, I didn't mean to be mean.
I have a strong feeling Andrea was trying to make a joke, guys.
Now I wouldn't go that far, and I don't think this is fair. Have you listened to Andrea in the Escapist Expo panels or on the podcast? She doesn't need to prove her credibility as a games journalist. This smells too much like the total nonsense that is "nerd checking". I think she's more than qualified.
That having been said, I do think this comment was silly, which is why I pointed it out. I still remember seeing Mark Hamill in Wing Commander all those years ago, to say nothing of those more obscure games like Silent Steel. Maybe Andrea was mainly playing on console 15 years ago? Live action cutscenes were pretty standard on PC games back then.
I have a complete confirmation that Andrea deployed the ancient arts of "Sarcasm."
Hey, this isn't the first and certainly won't be the last that someone calls me "out of touch." Think what you will, but if that offhand comment was the one thing you took away from watching this piece, you missed the point.
Sorry, I honestly tried to make a constructive criticism. I wasn't trying to attack you.. I mentioned several times.
Also for the record.. I meant the comment was out of touch, not you.. it is a different thing. Overall the conversation was quite good.
Sorry if it was out of line.
Ok, putting the cutscenes and acting to one side, the actual gameplay does not look impressive at all.
They talk about using the power of the Xbox One, but if you'd told me the game was running on 360, it still wouldn't impress, compared with everything else on XBLA.
EDIT: I just watched the live-action trailer, and it looks quite amusing. Lisa Foiles is great of course. But would it sell the game to me if the gameplay didnt? Probably not.
Well the game is coming to both 360 and Xbox One.
So this isn't really the pinnacle of next-gen, it's an arcade game which is happening to be on Xbox One as well as 360.


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Oh boy, that did not take long. As I wrote in February, the Neocons and the US deep state have completely neutered Trump. Just look at these two headlines from RT (and read the articles):
Frankly, I feel like saying "QED – I rest my case" and stop writing here. But I won't – this is too serious.
First, let's set the context. The Syrians gave up their chemical weapons three years ago (courtesy of Russia). The Syrians have also pretty much defeated the Anglo-Zionist-Wahabi aggression against their country (courtesy of Russia, again). There is a new (kind of) US Administration in power (some say that this was also courtesy of Russia) which appeared to have given up on overthrowing Assad. And right at this moment in time, in what is supposed to be a *pure coincidence*.Read the entire article


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Scarlett Johansson's character "feels even more brilliantly written than any other"
It may not come across as your conventional romantic drama when one half of the relationship is in the shape of an earpiece and a portable gadget, sometimes seeing the world through the other's shirt pocket. But in only his fourth feature film, visionary director Spike Jonze delves into the internal frustration and tragic mindset of the human mind, reminiscent in his works of Being John Malkovich and Adaptation, with this self penned film that questions what constitutes an affectionate and meaningful relationship.
Set in the near future, writing styled love letters for a living, newly divorced Theodore (played by Joaquin Pheonix) comes across a self intuitive computer system named Samantha (voiced by Scarlett Johansson) to combat his loneliness. Able to construct a matching personality over time, Theodore begins to fall for Samantha as she appears to be the most perfect match of his life, but once constraints and social themes arise, their bond together becomes duly tested.
In style, this feels very much closer to Lost In Translation, not just due to being directed by Jonze's former wife and the presence of Scarlett Johansson, but it's the supposed sterile and idyllic way the film is shot. Similarly, almost becoming a heavenly backdrop for a love story that just can't play out forever, but at least capturing a warm appealing setting whilst we enjoy our characters time in the sun. Allowing you to also buy into this not too distant imagined future of wire-free technical advancement and accepted traits that the world simply accepts that heightens that aspect of idealism.
As for our story, it ventures into the many implications of forming a bond with something that effectively doesn't exist. How to partake in physical love, accepting your ideal partner in life comes from nothing more than a computer screen, even going from failed marriage to a new form of bonding, all are expectedly raised. But even before you raise eyebrows at its premise, the film guides you and eases into the world of our protagonist, to the point you sympathise and begin to notice flaws that's inevitable when you suddenly care about that special person.
Joaquin Phoenix is great, down plays his performance and allows the story of his character of Theodore to play out naturally. It's almost difficult to portray but you feel the weight of the world are on his face and shoulders without it resorting to being soppy and aggravating. Even more terrific is Scarlett Johansson as Samantha, even though it's just a voice performance you feel the warmth, sincerity and naivety in every word she delivers and her character feels even more brilliantly written than any other.
It may appear too warm and sweet for some. But once your caught up in the story, there's no doubting Spike Jonze has made an intelligent, timely and in some ways tragic love story.


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AMAZING SURVIVOR 1966 Convertible Mustang original and un-restored 289 V-8 4sp
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*Super-Survivor *1966 Mustang convertible*unrestored*68K original miles*
Never thought I would sell this very special pony from my collection as you just do not find them like this often. But I have just been able to finally acquire an even more incredible 70 Boss 302 that I had been wanting for the last 15 years so this one is now going to be up for grabs. Since "A picture is worth a thousand words" I will let the over 200+ detailed photos of this fantastic survivor Mustang speak for themselves. Survivor vehicles of this caliber are few and seldom come up for sale. Only a very small percentage are convertibles. And of those only a minute percentage have desirable color combos and drive trains. That makes this one very rare and special '66 Mustang and sets it apart from the rest.
To date, his 1966 Mustang has only traveled 68K pampered miles from new. All the body panels are factory original. This Mustang has an amazingly straight body that is completely accident free and nearly as perfect as the day it rolled off the assembly line including most of its original paint. I would consider the paint on a scale from 1 (being poor) to 10 (perfection) at an 8.5 or higher. Remember, ts super original and un-restored so expect some patina and imperfections from age but nothing that significantly detracts from its overall beautiful looks and amazing condition for its age. I have taken pictures in varying light conditions to give you a good look at the paint and body and think you will agree it still looks amazing. The interior is original as well and is still excellent. The convertible boot cover is the original one and still has the factory part number visible on the backside as is the well liner. The dash is original and is perfect. Even the window felts are still original and in great shape. Only flaw worth mentioning to the interior is the driver seat bottom section has developed two cracks at seams simply due to aging. All the chrome and trim pieces all around including window and door handles are original and are in outstanding condition. The white convertible top has been replaced and is perfect. Since this Mustang never sees rain or even water from a hose (only damp cloths are used to wipe it off), he top is always kept retracted to keep it protected. The engine has never been apart or out of the car and runs like a Swiss watch. It is extremely smooth with plenty of power to make this a very spirited, imble, nd fun driver. The engine is very clean and some items like the valve covers, eat riser, nd visible frontal area have been touched up with blue paint for shows. The air cleaner still has the original paint and even the original "289" sticker on it. The brakes and steering are tight with no-play at all and it drives amazing. I would say it drives very much just like the day it left the showroom. Everything works including the factory original AM radio, ven the original electric windshield washer pump. The manual 4sp transmission works very smoothly whether up shifting or down shifting as well as reverse. This Mustang is in excellent mechanical condition. I would not hesitate to get in and drive it from California to New York. The trunk is in excellent condition too and still has the original rubber bottom mat and jacking instruction sticker on trunk lid along with the scissor jack and rare factory Ford ratchet style lug wrench. The undercarriage is in SUPER AMAZING condition and one of my favorite points of this Mustang. It absolutely proves beyond a doubt what a pampered life this vehicle has had and substantiates the super low miles. This Mustang was built at the San Jose plant in California and still retains its factory applied "red oxide" bottom sealer paint, andy Apple red over-spray, prayed black-out areas, tc with San Jose specific factory "yellow grease pencil" markings under the hood, n the frame rail sides, n the radiator support, n the bell housing, nd various paint dabs on the suspension parts etc. I have also included pictures of under the dash area. As you can see, ven the plated parts under the dash are still near new looking with the bare metal parts still looking shiny and free of even surface rust. This is an absolutely amazing un-restored Mustang in every aspect. I believe this vehicle represents one of the nicest un-restored '66 Mustang convertibles to be found to exist today. I feel I have priced it very fairly given its fantastic condition and the fact that un-restored cars are bringing a premium as they are an ever shrinking commodity while the demand only grows and originality can not be reproduced. If un-restored cars with their minor imperfections excite you over 100% flawless restored cars, hen you will love this Mustang. This Mustang has had some very tasteful factory available options added over time, ome of which are; steel rims and hub caps upgraded to factory styled wheels with correct Goodyear polyglas dual-red-line striped tires (including the spare), ingle exhaust system upgraded to factory Ford style dual exhaust system (not loud but very V-8 muscular sounding), tandard red steering wheel upgraded to factory style wood grain steering wheel, nd an upgraded heavy-duty four core radiator unit installed with correct style fan shroud added for function and safety.
TITLE:I have the clean and clear pink-slip/title in my name and possession. The Mustang is currently registered in CA until Sept of 2016 plus fully insured.
Questions: I believe I have covered all the basic aspects of this vehicle but please feel free to contact me with your individualquestions through email or you can call to talk to me in person on my cell phone at (626)602-4054 my name is Kurt. I also highly encourage you to come inspect and test drive this vehicle to make your own evaluation on it rather than rely solely on my personal opinion. Please check my ten-year plus Ebay record having 100% feedback. I have sold past personal muscle cars, otorcycles, nd misc parts and everyone has been very happy.About trades: I prefer a cash sale and more than likely would say no to most trade offers. With that said, am open to at least hear what you have and see if it is something that sparks an interest for me to own. Right now my personal collection is lacking a GM convertible. About the Auction; I do reserve the right to stop and end the auction for any reason including it being sold before the auction ends as this vehicle is listed locally in the Riverside area for sale. If there is an auction winner, t will be the auction winners' sole responsibility to be pick up this vehicle in Riverside CA unless an alternative arrangement has been made and approved by me in advance to auction ending. Vehicle to be paid for in full and picked-up in 14 days or less from auction end. All related cost to delivery and registration are the new owners responsibility. A very ow and reasonable non-refundable deposit of $500 is due within 24 hours of auction ending. On Sep-12-15 at 11:40:06 PDT, eller added the following information:On Sep-13-15 at 19:25:24 PDT, eller added the following information: