unable to contribute to the down payment.13 Accordingly, the parties changed
their original plan to instead have Cecily buy the property by herself. To confirm this
change of plans, Cecily wrote a letter to the title company stating that she intended to
purchase the property herself in the name of her trust. However, the title company
informed Cecily the lender would not accept just her name on the title given that the loan
itself was in the name of both Cecily and Richard. Accordingly, to avoid losing her
deposit on the property, the parties decided to execute a grant deed in the name of both
Cecily and Richard, with the mutual understanding that Richard would then immediately
execute another deed conveying the property to Cecily’s trust (which he did). They also
decided that Richard would have theMoebius Plank Neumeier – Remixed by Richard Fearless (12 inch)

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Zero Set (BB 037CD/LP) was a milestone in latter-day krautrock, created in 1983 by a hugely authoritative triumvirate of the German avant-garde: Dieter Moebius, Conny Plank, and Mani Neumeier. Richard Fearless delivers two remixes of outstanding album opener “Speed Display.” On the A-side he grafts rhythmic patterns onto a four-to-the-floor beat and compelling bass signature. Feedback, echoing voices, a sprinkling of synth — only the most essential elements, none of which risks overloading the mix. On the B-side, he plucks just a few notes from the bassline and crafts a fine slice of hypnotic electro-dub with minor chord echoes.