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Stock #829-NSH
Price: $54,000
Year Make Model: 1950 Mercury Convertible
Engine: 350 CID V8
Transmission: 700R4
Mileage: 4,476 ( since rebuilt )
Body Style: Convertible
Exterior Color: Candy Brandywine
Interior Color: Tan
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For sale in our Nashville, TN showroom is this Kustom 1951 Mercury Convertible. In 1951, George Barris purchased a then brand-new Mercury Coupe for himself, it didn't take long, and he had fully customized it, a passerby liked it so much that he ordered a customized Mercury for himself. This car became known as the Hirohata Merc, after its new owner, and would go on to be one of the most famous customized cars of the decade, thanks in part to Barris' restyling and through traveling the county with GM's Motorama auto show. This is how the 1949-1951 Mercury became a kustom car icon and now one of the most popular cars to turn into a full kustom. This kustom 1951 Mercury comes to us as a beautiful fair weather roadster, luckily the convertible top frame is intact and is ready for a soft top of your choice should you want the option. Sporting a crate 350 CID small block chevy backed by a 700R4 automatic transmission, this sled is ready for a long cruise up the costal highway or down Whittier Blvd. on a Saturday night. Painted in House of Kolor's candy Brandywine this car is a real head turner! The interior is complete with a wonderful tan leather covering most every surface and topped off with a billet dash board. This ride sports power windows, power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, radial tires, alloy wheels, and tilt steering column. For more information on this kustom ride call the hep cats down in the Nashville showroom at 615-213-1800 or visit us on the web at email@example.com
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Engine: Flathead V8Transmission: 3-Speed Manual W/ ODMileage: 413,157 ( undocumented )
Milwaukee has a beautiful 1951 Mercury Full custom. It features a candy red paint over a gold base. Take a look at the frenched in headlights, antenna, and shaved emblems, locks and door handles. It features a flathead V8 with 3 stromburg 97 carbs. Colombia rear end and a converted radio to FM and MP3. This amazing vehicle has had numerous hours put in to make it look and flow correctly. You will not be disappointed in this vehicle. Take it to a cruise night or just cruise in it on a warm summer night. This custom runs and drives fantastic. This vehicle is located in our Milwaukee showroom. You can view this 1951 Mercury in greater detail including HD pictures and an HD video of it running and driving at Gatewayclassiccars.com. If you are interested in purchasing this vehicle or have more questions regarding it please call us at (262)-891-4253 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Engine: V-8 OVTransmission: 4 Speed AutoMileage: 119,625 ( actual )
See this 1955 Mercury Montclair on display in our Atlanta, GA showroom. For sale in our Atlanta showroom is this 1955 Mercury Montclair. Wait til you see this beauty! This Merc was built on a 1992 Town Car chassis and running, 4.6 OHV. This car has been filmed by Don Garlits and has had a ton of air time being built by very reputable Hot Rod shop in Georgia. It has won awards and been everywhere. It runs and drives great and looks as good as it ever has. It is equipped with an upgraded sound system, power steering and power brakes, ABS, power locks and power windows, tilt wheel and custom wheels with radial tires. It is custom inside and out. With the beautiful paint and flames, this car simply gets all the attention when it shows up. It's one you simply have to see in person. Come check it out for yourself. To view the car in greater detail, including 100+ HD photos and HD video, please visit www.gatewayclassiccars.com. For more information please call the Atlanta showroom at 678-894-4833 or e-mail us at email@example.com.
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Engine: 255cidTransmission: 3 Speed ManualMileage: 14,760 ( undocumented )
See this 1951 Mercury Woody Station Wagon on display in our Atlanta, GA showroom. For sale in our Atlanta showroom is this amazing 1951 Mercury Woody Station Wagon. This may simply be one of the nicest Woody Wagons you may ever lay your eyes on. The woodwork on this classic is absolutely impeccable! Everything about this car falls in the category of "I've never seen one this nice before". The workmanship is stunning inside and out. The interior is amazing, the paint is beautiful, and even under the hood is great too! It is powered by a 255 CID Flathead V8 with a 3 on the tree, 3-speed manual transmission. This beauty was assembled in Dearborn, MI. The four-door station wagon was replaced with the 2-door in 1951 and it was also the first year of the all metal roof while keeping the wood on the sides. Come in and check it out for yourself. To view the car in greater detail, including 100+ HD photos and HD video, please visit www.gatewayclassiccars.com. For more information please call the Atlanta showroom at 678-894-4833 or e-mail us at email@example.com.
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Engine: 383 CID V8Transmission: 3 Speed AutomaticMileage: 187 ( undocumented )
If you are in the market for a professionally custom built lead sled then this 1950 Mercury Club Coupe is one that you should definitely give a serious look! With only 180 miles since a rebuild and sporting a brilliant candy apple red paint job with pearl phantom flames it is sure to stand out in any crowd. This coupe is a car that the more you look at the more attention to detail you see. Starting at the front underneath the phantom flames you'll notice that subtle touches such as the corners of the hood being smoothed out and given a better fitment. Moving back to the center of the car the door handles have been replaced with a set of custom billet buttons that allow you to open the doors. Last but not least is the hidden trunk latch that is located inside the gas filler door helping to give the rear of the Mercury a great sleek finish. Underneath the hood lives a 383 cubic inch stroker V8 that starts with the greatest of ease and produces more than enough horsepower to move this cruiser down the road while producing a great throating rumble. Handling the job of shifting gears while you are rolling down the road is the TH-350 automatic transmission that also adds to the comfort of this lead sled. Speaking of comfort, if you are lucky enough to sit in this car you will appreciate the tuck and rolled leather seats that are a red and white two tone. Brand new aftermarket gauges help round out the great looks of the interior while helping you monitor the vitals of this great car. You can view this 1950 Mecury Custom Coupe in greater detail including HD pictures and an HD video of it running and driving at Gatewayclassiccars.com. If you are interested in purchasing this vehicle or have more questions regarding it please call us at (303) 872-4722 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Engine: Ford 351 CID V8Transmission: C4 AutomaticMileage: 5,000 ( undocumented )
Gateway Classic Cars of Tampa is excited to offer this unique 1947 Mercury Convertible. This beautiful restomod is outstanding inside and out and is ready to take you across the country! Under the hood of this amazing car sits a 1977 Ford 351 CID V8 (bored .060 over) paired to a smooth shifting C4 automatic transmission with B&M shiftkit & Ford 9" rear end with 3.25 gears. Bolted to the engine block is a full Edelbrock intake/carb setup with matched Cam, and MSD ignition. The steel hood and fenders are complimented with the lightweight Yogie's fiberglass body, rear fenders, and doors. The Cadillac Shale Beige PPG base and clear coat is in terrific condition and shine brilliantly in the sun along with the Brits bumpers. This Mercury also features full leather interior with power seats, power windows, A/C and a 2" chopped convertible folding soft-top. Under the car you'll find a complete Heidts front suspension, including cross members, 2 inch drop spindles and power rack and pinion steering. This Mercury will make a fantastic addition to a car collection of any size! To see 100+ HD pictures and videos of this 1947 Mercury Convertible, please visit GatewayClassicCars.com. For more information or to schedule an appointment to view this vehicle in person, please call the Tampa showroom at (813)645-6200 or email us directly at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Engine: 390 F.E.Transmission: 3 Speed AutoMileage: 0 ( undocumented )
Blame James Dean, Sam Barris or just plain good design but 49-51 Mercurys seem to have been gifted with a universal appeal few cars possess. When one gets turned into the quintessential lead sled like this 1951 Mercury, that appeal goes through the roof. The recipient of a comprehensive frame off restoration, this Merc features unbelievable paint and body work, a potent Ford V8 and a custom interior that most cars dream of having. With numerous awards including Koolest Kustom at Goodguys Ft. Worth, this '51 easily navigates the line between awesome driver and crowd pleaser. If you're in the market for a timeless custom that delivers on every possible front, don't miss out on this one. When a car comes together as well as the Merc, it's easy to take for granted just how much work went into the build. Starting out with an all original steel body, every piece was carefully crafted into the final product we have today. At the front, a nosed '49 Mercury hood sits between a pair of '49 Mercury fenders for a subtlety custom look. Up top, two and a half inches were removed from the roofline to create a sleeker profile. During the build, a new firewall, inner fenders, floor, rockers and rear quarters were also added to replace unusable original pieces. Once all those sheet metal modifications were blended and all panels were laser straight, the body was shot with an even coat of gloss black. The depth is unbelievable, and all reflections are mirror like. Naturally, panel fitment is excellent as well with nearly perfect gaps all around. In true hot-rodding tradition, the brightwork comes from a wide variety of cars. The front grille originally came off of a '57 Buick and has been reworked to incorporate a 1949 Mercury centerpiece. Underneath that grille, three bumpers were used in the creation of the slick smoothed front bumper. At the corners, Buick headlights borrowed from a '53 Skylark were frenched in for a modern look. Unlike many custom front ends, this one flows perfectly without making a fuss about how much work went into creating it. At the sides, Lincoln Zephyr push-button door openers replace the factory handles, offering the shaved look without losing functionality. Above the buttons, new tinted glass, rubber and window felt button up details many overlook. Under the rockers, decorative side pipes offers some nostalgic flair. Out back, the sloping trunk lid features a hand-painted white pinstripe framed by a pair of '56 Packard taillights. To accommodate those taillights, the ends of the rear bumper were chopped approximately two inches on both sides. All modifications were obviously well-thought out and executed at the highest level possible. Under the sleek hood, this sled remains Ford-powered thanks to a completely rebuilt 390cid V8. Under the trick dual scoop chrome air cleaner, a Demon 625 carburetor sends atomized fuel in factory Ford intake that's been powder coated silver. At the sides, cast iron heads are dressed with chrome Mercury valve covers. Below those valve covers, billet wire looms neatly route MSD spark plug wires from the distributor which is concealed under a Ford branded leather cover. At the front, a power coated water pump, chrome alternator, polished Sanden air conditioning compressor and fan all reside behind the five-core aluminum Griffin radiator. The engine breathes through cast iron exhaust manifolds that exhale into a true-dual exhaust system. Presentation is excellent with gobs of chrome right down to the bolts. Best of all, the 390 starts immediately, runs cool and gets a reported 15.5 miles per gallon at cruising speed. Crawl underneath and you'll find a clean chassis coated in durable Rhino Liner. Backing the 390 is a fully rebuilt C6 automatic transmission with braided steel lines and a 24" finned aluminum cooler for some functional style. From there, power is channeled to a Ford 9-inch rear housing 3.50 gears. The ground scraping stance comes courtesy of a double A-arms with coil-overs up front and a 4-link with coil-overs out back. When the roads get twisty, a rack and pinion setup reduces steering effort while power front disc brakes and rear drums handle stopping. If you're looking for the brake booster and Wilwood master-cylinder in the engine shots, you won't find it's been relocated to underneath the dash. At the corners, chrome steel wheels are topped with hubcaps from a 1950's Cadillac and wrapped in Coker wide white wall tires. Press one of the Zephyr push buttons and you'll find a jaw dropping white interior. A set of custom chrome door sill plates welcomes you inside while offering a place to tuck the edges of the fresh black carpet. Above them, restored bucket seats make room for driver and passenger alike. If those seats look familiar, they're out of a 1964 Ford Galaxie. The rear window tray was extended approximately five inches to accommodate the Galaxie rear seat which still features its XL logo. The sweeping center console is also out of Galaxie and features tons of storage behind the shifter. Wrapped in chalk white Naugahyde, Ford parts blend in seamlessly to the retro interior. All aluminum seat trim and garnish moldings have been chromed and show brilliantly. From the driver's seat, a 1961 Cadillac steering wheel sits atop a chrome tilt steering column. Behind it, a surprisingly original dash painted body color houses Dakota Digital gauges and a host of modern amenities including controls for the under-dash air conditioning system. In the glove box, a Kenwood head unit with integrated satellite radio sends signal to updated speakers including a 10" sub hidden in the trunk. To the sides, custom door panels retain their vintage Mercury look, updated with the same white Naugahyde. Up top, a white headliner is the final piece that rounds out this glowing cabin. Behind the backseat, the trunk features black carpeting and custom white panels that mirror the interior scheme. The battery is hidden behind one of the panels while a custom enclosure in the center conceals the gas filler neck. Documentation for this car includes manuals for nearly every installed component. There is also a spec sheet that covers most of the modifications. Amazing to look at, comfortable to ride in, fun to drive and built better than some modern luxury cars, this Merc is the total package in every way possible. If you're ready to own the very definition of American cool, don't miss out on this incredible 1951 Mercury Options include: AC, AM/FM cassette, CD player, Hub Caps, Power brakes, Power Seats, Tilt Wheels, Radial Tires, wide white walls, vinyl interior. To view the car in greater detail, including 100+ HD photos and HD video, please visit www.gatewayclassiccars.com. For more information please call the Atlanta showroom at 678-894-4833 or e-mail us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Engine: 255 CID Flathead V8Transmission: 3-Speed ManualMileage: 83,036 ( actual )
Gateway Classic Cars Philadelphia is proud to offer this classic 1951 Mercury Sport Sedan. Check out this rare original Classic! Those who really enjoy these cars--and they're as iconic as anything that emerged from the industry's immediate postwar reawakening--think that of the redesigned Mercury models, 1949 thru 1951, those from 1951 are the best of the trio. Instead of having a somewhat incongruously rounded rump, the 1951 Mercury gained new vertical taillamps, replacing the erstwhile wraparound horizontal units, and regally elevated rear sheet metal to match. The buyers liked it. Few may realize it today, but among the historic three-year run of Mercury that commenced in 1949, the final cars from 1951 held the sales lead. This 1951 Mercury with suicide doors and the original Flathead V8 with three speeds on the column is a prime example. This Mercury is Green with Green vinyl interior. The body and paint look great. We are not sure how old the paint job is, but it has been updated and looks great. The interior is near perfect and the chrome trim is in excellent condition. This Classic is equipped with skirts, white wall tires, radio, heater and more. The electrical system has been upgraded from 6 volt to 12 volt. Check out the chrome grille on this car it is awesome. The Mercury is one of the most popular sedans with Hot Rodders, it's styling is iconic. To view this 1951 Mercury Sport Sedan in greater detail, including HD pictures and an HD video, visit www.GatewayClassicCars.com or our Philadelphia showroom located in West Deptford, NJ. For more information, please call 856-599-4100 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
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Engine: Flathead V8Transmission: 3 Speed ManualMileage: 35,894 ( undocumented )
The Atlanta Showroom is offering this 1953 Mercury Monterey. The Mercury Monterey is a full-size car model that was introduced by Mercury in 1952. The Monterey was introduced as a high-end two-door coupe as part of the Mercury Eight series in the same vein as the Ford Crestliner, the Lincoln Lido coupe and the Lincoln Cosmopolitan Capri coupe in order to compete with the hardtop coupes General Motors had introduced the previous model year. Standard features included leather faced seats, simulated leather headliner, wool carpets, chrome-plated interior garnish moldings, two-toned dashboard, special black steering wheel, fender skirts, dual outside rearview mirrors, full wheelcovers & gold winged hood ornament. Two special colors were offered, Turquoise Blue with dark blue top and Cortaro Red metallic with black top. Black with yellow top was also available. Few Montereys were sold. This is a rare beauty which has amazing curb appeal and will launch you right back into the 50's. She looks as good in person as it does in the pictures. Options include: Radio, heat, white wall tires, vinyl interior, and seat belts. To view the car in greater detail, including 100+ HD photos and HD video, please visit www.gatewayclassiccars.com. For more information please call the Atlanta showroom at 678-894-4833
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Engine: 350 CID V8Transmission: TH350Mileage: 3,882 ( undocumented )
Gateway Classic Cars of Louisville is proud to present this awesome 1946 Mercury Coupe. The 46 Mercury was like many of the American cars that year, a 42 Model that was brought back into production late 45 for the 46-model year. The smooth lines were widely accepted but it was still considered to be a "fancy" Ford. This Streetrodded 46 Merc is a far-cry from what it originally was. The first thing that catches your eye is the high-end glass like paint job. The ghosted in flames are done with a surgeon's precision giving this classic a one-off look. Under the hood the engine bay has been taken to the next level with the firewall smoothed and painted to match it is as clean as I have seen. The small block Chevy sits nestled right between the rails. With all the accessories chromed out this is a clean car from front to back. Hit the button for the remote popper and have a seat in the high-end leather bucket seats. The Mercury emblem has been done in red snakeskin to bring the outside in giving it a unique look. The dash was cleaned up and with the gauges move to a more central location giving the car a modern feel. Hit the button for the power windows and turn the AC on. There is nothing this street rod doesn't have. Even the Minitab in the back was done so smooth and nice that it's hard to believe it didn't come that way. If you have wanted something different but not just so over the top that its gaudy this 46 Merc is exactly that. Options on this custom 1946 Mercury Coupe include, AC, AM/FM, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Tilt, Leather Interior, Seat Belts, and Aluminum Wheels with Radial Tires.This 1946 Mercury Coupe is for sale in our Louisville Showroom and can be seen in greater detail including 100+ HD pictures and an HD Video at www.gatewayclassiccars.com. For additional information please call our knowledgeable staff at (812)294-1555 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com. If you would like to see it in person, come to our Louisville Showroom located at 13576 Blue Lick Rd., Memphis, IN 47143. http://www.gatewayclassiccars.com/LOU/1604/1946-Mercury-Coupe
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Engine: 429 Cobra JetTransmission: 4 Speed ManualMileage: 75,969 ( undocumented )
Gateway Classic Cars of Tampa is proud to offer this extremely rare 1971 Mercury Cougar Convertible 429 Cobra Jet Ram Air. Are you the type of person that likes to own unique pieces? Well, it does not get much more unique than this '71 Cougar. At first glance you may think, what is that? It is not your average looking '67 Cougar. This '71 cougar exudes a classy, sophisticated attitude. The Wembledon White adds to the upscale feel along with the white convertible top. The body of this beauty is in excellent shape and shows well with the bright chrome. Take a look at the interior and you'll quickly notice this '71 Cougar is triple white. Talk about a clean looking car! The interior is comfortable yet sporty. Everything about the inside of this car screams relaxing, but the "T" handle 4-speed says otherwise. One look at the shifter and you will quickly realize you are in for a treat when you sit in the driver's bucket seat. If the transmission did not reveal this is a "Muscle Car", the 429 Cobra Jet Ram Air surely will. There were only three engine options available in 1971 with the 429 Cobra Jet four-barrel V8 being the biggest of them all. The matching numbers 429 Cobra Jet puts out a ground pounding 370 horse power and 450 pounds of torque. This Cougar gives you the best of both worlds – comfort and muscle! There were only 47 convertibles built with the 429CJ engine. This option makes the car extremely rare and a sound investment. How many of the 47 total produced still exist? Currently there are 94 '71 Cougar Cobra Jet's accounted for and only 32 are convertibles. This very special car comes with a Marti Report so there's no mistaking this car is what it claims to be. Options include AM Radio, Automatic Convertible Top, Hub Caps, Posi Traction, Power Steering, Tilt Steering Wheel, Power Disc Brakes, Ram Air Induction, and Power Windows. This 1971 Mercury Cougar is for sale in our Tampa Showroom and can be viewed in greater detail including 100+ HD pictures and an HD video at www.GatewayClassicCars.com. For additional information, please call our knowledgeable staff at (813)645-6200 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com. If you would like to see it in person, come to our Tampa Showroom, located at 351 30th Street NE, Ruskin, FL 33570. Hours: Monday through Saturday, 9 AM to 5 PM EST.
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Engine: 429 CID V8 Cobra JetTransmission: 3 Speed AutomaticMileage: 2,000 ( since rebuilt )
Our Detroit Showroom is proud to offer a very unique and rare 1970 Mercury Marquis Convertible. As the horsepower wars start to wind down, the American automotive scene started to take a turn where vehicles were focused on personal luxury and style. This awesome land yacht is the lucky recipient of a nice restoration to make it extremely presentable and ready for topless cruises. There were only 1,233 of these produced and even less that have been preserved and pampered like this one. With only 2,000 miles since it was restored, this Marquis has plenty of cruising life left. The gorgeous Blue paint is presentable and flows really nice with the Beige leather interior. The interior is a leather instead of a vinyl and makes a difference in comfort and appeal. Under the large hood rests a potent 429cid V8 that pumps out enough torque to get this beauty rolling with ease. The vehicle does come with it's original set of wheels and shiny set of chromes to change the look if that is what your flavor. The 1970 Marquis is an iconic convertible that you rarely see on the road. For more information including over 120HD photos and video, visit our website at www.GatewayClassicCars.com or call to speak with one of our friendly and knowledgeable sales staff at 313.982.3100. Email us at email@example.com
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Engine: Flathead V8Transmission: 3-Speed Manual W/ ODMileage: 413,157 ( undocumented )
Milwaukee has a beautiful 1951 Mercury Full custom. It features a candy red paint over a gold base. Take a look at the frenched in headlights, antenna, and shaved emblems, locks and door handles. It features a flathead V8 with 3 stromburg 97 carbs. Colombia rear end and a converted radio to FM and MP3. This amazing vehicle has had numerous hours put in to make it look and flow correctly. You will not be disappointed in this vehicle. Take it to a cruise night or just cruise in it on a warm summer night. This custom runs and drives fantastic. This vehicle is located in our Milwaukee showroom. You can view this 1951 Mercury in greater detail including HD pictures and an HD video of it running and driving at Gatewayclassiccars.com. If you are interested in purchasing this vehicle or have more questions regarding it please call us at (262)-891-4253 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Caitlyn Jenner Goes Off On Kris Once Again: She's 'Alienating' Me From My Kids
Caitlyn Jenner slammed Kris Jenner again for their bumpy relationship since she has come out as transgender. She blamed Kris for her super strained relationship with her kids in a shocking new interview that you have to see!
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Digg.com is probably best site after alexa.com to find out whats hot in web now. And They are now much more faster and stylish than before. Yesterday I got an invitation from Digg team to try new version of the site. And seems to me that's just an awesome upgrade. They also asked me to invite 5 more friends. 2 of which I've already sent to my friends and 3 more to go (ask me if you want one, quickly! Mail in contact [at] spyluv [dot] com)
Major differences I've noticed:
1. Followers and Followings: As usual, like other site, they are moving towards the community based communication instead of just hot stories from no where.
2. Facebook, twitter and Google contact Import: Find your friends of facebook, twitter and Google in Digg by connecting those accounts with Digg!
3. Username: Find your friends and what they are digging just checking their username! For example: http://new.digg.com/spyluv
4. Sharing content more easily: Sharing website links has made much more easier with Digg! Just like status update on facebook or twitter.
5. Less painful ad zone: Old Digg used to show too many advertisements which was really boring. But on this new Digg it's more nicely arranged than before.
6. Top news vs My news: Top news are those news which are submitted by all users. And to find out whats your friends and followers are submitting, check My news.
7. Import feeds: Are you tired of submitting contents from your own blog? Digg V4 has made it easier to share your contents just by sharing your RSS Feeds. All you need is a little verification before that.
So, visit new Digg.com on http://new.digg.com
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Easements, Eminent Domain and Split Estates Much of the firm's practice is devoted to eminent domain, easements and split estate disputes. The firm has filed eminent domain proceedings to establish pipeline easements, utility easements, power transmission easements, subsurface gas storage reservoirs, easements for fiber optic cables, microwave stations, roads, highways and other types of takings and easements. The firm is often involved in litigation relating to easement disputes and has obtained a number of temporary restraining orders and injunctions to prevent interference with easement or license agreements, or to avoid interference with construction or operation of pipelines, telecommunication lines and other utilities. In conjunction wth the easement litigation ALG is often asked to defend claims for inverse condemnation, trespass and breach of contract. The firm also handles disputes between mineral and surface owners, particularly with respect to production of Coalbed Methane Gas in the Powder River Basin and other parts of Wyoming. The firm routinely handles other real estate matters involving contracts and related land disputes. Mr. Ditto is a former Special Assistant Attorney General for the State of Wyoming, representing the Department of Transportation on highway condemnations. He is the author of the Wyoming chapter for the American Bar Association's Fifty State Compendium On Eminent Domain, which is available to members of the Association on the ABA website.
Included is a list of representative cases relating to this area of practice in which the firm has been involved. The firm also prints a guide referred to as the "Wyoming Handbook" on Easements, Eminent Domain and Split Estates and provides copies of the book to the firm's clients.


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Lexel Systems appoints Doug Clarke
6 May 2010
New Zealand owned ICT infrastructure provider Lexel Systems has appointed Doug Clarke project director. Within Lexel's project services business - a group of 30-plus project management specialists - Clarke will oversee business unit growth and services IP development.
He most recently held the role of project executive at IBM Global Technology Services - IBM's infrastructure services business. Fourteen years with IBM, Clarke held a variety of roles spanning operations support, data centre management, and senior technical services management.


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Game Description:
AERIAL ASSISTSM is played by two competing Alliances of three robots each on a flat 25' x 54' foot field, straddled by a truss suspended just over five feet above the floor. The objective is to score as many balls in goals as possible during a two (2)-minute and 30-second match. The more Alliances score their ball in their goals, and the more they work together to do it, the more points their Alliance receives.
Official Game Rules
AERIAL ASSIST is played by two competing Alliances of three Robots each on a flat 25' x 54' foot field, straddled by a lighting truss suspended just over five feet above the floor. The objective is to score as many balls in goals as possible during a 2 minute and 30 second match. The more Alliances score their ball in their goals, and the more they work together to do it, the more points their alliance receives.
The match begins with one 10-second Autonomous Period in which robots operate independently of driver. Each robot may begin with a ball and attempt to score it in a goal. Alliances earn bonus points for scoring balls in this mode and for any of their robots that move in to their zones. Additionally, each high/low pair of goals will be designated "hot" for five seconds, but the order of which side is first is randomized. For each ball scored in a "hot" goal, the Alliance earns additional bonus points.
For the rest of the match, drivers remotely control robots from behind a protective wall. Once all balls in autonomous are scored, only one ball is re-entered in to play, and the Alliances must cycle a single ball as many times as possible for the remainder of the match. With the single ball, they try to maximize their points earned by throwing balls over the truss, catching balls launched over the truss, and scoring in the high and low goals on the far side of the field.
Alliances receive large bonuses for "assists," which are earned for each robot that has possession of the ball in a zone as the ball moves down the field. Points are awarded for each action per the table below.
Our Robot
Our robot is well rounded, both offensively and defensively, with a catcher, shooter, and blocker. The robot's catcher can expand to give us 40 inches of more space. The drive system allows both high torque and high speed. We designed our shooter as a catapult.
Tank drive
West coast set up
6 4-inch wheels with coefficient of friction of 1.2
Center wheels dropped 1/16 inch to allow for easier turning
Two speed gearbox with a gear ratio of 5.60:1 in high gear and 16.36:1 in low gear giving approximate speeds of 15.0 ft/s and 5.5 ft/s
Utilizes four CIM motors each with 337 watts of power
Roller actuated to twenty inches outside of frame with two, five inch stroke, pneumatic cylinders donated by SMC
Roller powered by Banebot RS-550 motor with 254 watts for power to a 64:1 gearbox
Roller forces balls over the bumper and into the shooter
Catapult style shooter tensioned with spear gun tubing
Driven with an eccentric cam connected to the shooter frame by two linkages donated by Zeman tools
Powered by a Mini-CIM motor with 229 watts of power to a 300:1 gearbox
PVC frame actuated by two eight inch stroke pneumatic cylinders
Catchers actuate out 18 inches beyond frame to allow for maximum catching area and actuate inside the frame to avoid accidentally catching an opponent's ball
'Culver Drive' system uses angle of turning stick to provide a more intuitive interface to drivers.
Hot goal detection ability allows the robot to make 10 point autonomous shots with very high accuracy
Autonomous provides for both sequential "actions" and long term background tasks.
Detects which goal is hot
Drives forward, and shoots
Driver station interface allows us to provide the drivers with real-time information on the robot subsystems, including the status of the onboard compressor.
Weight 103.5 lbs (approximate)
Height 59.5 in
Width 27.5 in
Length 28 inches
Lightweight custom on-board compressor allows us to store twice the onboard pressure as pre-match compression systems
Versa frame and aluminum item construction
2014 FIRST Championship
Where: Edward Jones Dome, St. Louis, MO
When: April 23-26
Championship Website: http://www.usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/frc/championship-event
From April 23rd to the 26th, the Championship competition will be held in St. Louis, Missouri. There, teams will compete to see who is the best of the best. Last year, C.O.R.E. went and competed in the Newton field. We hope to be able to go back this year!
2014 Midwest Regional
Where: UIC Pavilion Chicago, IL
When: April 3 – April 5
From April 3rd to the 5th, C.O.R.E. will be going, for the first time, to the UIC Pavilion in Chicago, Illinois to compete in the Midwest Regional.
2014 Wisconsin Regional
Where: US Cellular Arena
When: March 20 – March 22
Regional Website: http://www.wisconsinregional.com/
From March 20th to the 22nd, we will be going back to the US Cellular Arena to compete in the Wisconsin Regional. This will be our eighth year competing there. Last year, we won the Judges Award. One of our team members, Haley Bates, became a Dean's List finalist. This was a huge honor.


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Sorry - I misread your post - you're saying that there is a Mr.Knobs and you are MrKnobs - (without the dot) my bad...
And the Mr(dot)Knobs is posting some pretty harsh stuff. Amazingly, some people didn't notice the dot and that's a bad thing considering I'm a mod now.
We all know the guy who's behind this alt, but I will never delete a thread just because someone's making fun of me. This is OJ.
Terry D.


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University of Washington's West Campus Utility Plant in Seattle Receives Envision Gold Award
The University of Washington's West Campus Utility Plant in Seattle is the recent recipient of the Institute for Sustainable Infrastructure (ISI) Envision Gold award. The Envision system rates sustainable infrastructure projects across the full range of environmental, social, and economic impacts.
The West Campus Utility Plant (WCUP) is a design-build project developed to expand central utility capacity for the University of Washington (UW). While the UW community is the primary user of the WCUP facility, the project team also worked with the local community to ensure the facility positively contributed to the broader university district, nearby neighborhoods, as well as the public. The project team also developed the utility plant project to align with several local infrastructure plans, including the UW Campus Master Plan, the West Campus Development Framework, and the U District Strategic Plan. Several organizations worked in close collaboration with UW to deliver the sustainable infrastructure project, including Mortenson Construction, Miller Hull, Arup, GGN, KPFF, and O'Brien and Company.
Conceived as an integral component of the broader community's utility infrastructure, the WCUP project at UW was found to have commonalities with central utility plants that are more efficient, sustainable, and easier to operate, versus other types of utilities located within each of the campus's many buildings. In this way, the WCUP has greatly improved infrastructure integration on campus.
To learn more about this project, Click Here.


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Milwaukee Brewers Light Up POWERDECAL|
POWERDECAL is an LED backlit logo for your vehicle window. Device turns on automatically while driving at night via sensor technology. Device shuts off after 2 minutes once parked. Easy installation with quality 3M adhesion material. Just peel and stick, no tools required. Batteries and window clips are included. 4" in diameter.
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Shipping is a flat rate $4.99 for the continental US. Orders are mailed via first-class or priority mail. Most products arrive 3-5 business days after processing time. Shirts and Pre-Sale items are Made to Order and may take up to 7-14 Business days to arrive after ordering.
Return Policy
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Mednurs Clinic parking
Driveway on Finsbury Park Avenue, N4
Driveway on Royal Close, N16
Driveway on Finsbury Park Avenue, N4
Driveway on Pelham Road, N15
Parking Space on Ascot Road, N15
Driveway on Woodberry Grove, N4
Car Park on Queen's Drive , N4
Parking Space on Portland Road, N15
Parking Space on Portland Road, N15
Information about parking near Mednurs Clinic
Looking for parking near Mednurs Clinic? You've come to the right place! Parking's what we do best - and we have a handy selection of 250 spaces conveniently located just a stone's throw from the hospital entrance.
Hospital parking can be a nightmare. Not only are spaces in limited supply, but it's often incredibly overpriced too . Plus you always run the risk of getting a ticket for overstaying, and no one wants that - especially after visiting hospital.
We think hospital trips are stressful enough without the added pain of finding a parking space that isn't a rip-off. That's why we offer a cheaper, hassle-free alternative to hospital car parks- in fact, you can reserve your very own guaranteed parking space near Mednurs Clinic for just £4.20. Not bad, eh?
With JustPark, you'll never be late to an appointment at because of parking problems ever again. And you'll certainly never be punished with a parking fine for being late back to your car. If you overstay with us, you just pay a bit more at the same rate to cover the extra time.
We're taking the pain out of parking for 1 million drivers across the UK. But don't just take our word for it - check out our latest customer reviews for Mednurs Clinic parking below:
"Great location" — Car Park on Queen's Drive , N4
"Easy to find. Arrived an hour early text owner and offered to pay they declined . Car was safe will definitely use again " — Driveway on Finsbury Park Avenue, N4
None of our delicious JustPark spaces tickle your fancy? Don't worry - we've got your back. There are plenty of other parking options available near Mednurs Clinic - here's the best of the rest:
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Nearby Transport
- Manor House Station 0.55 miles away
- Turnpike Lane Station 1.29 miles away
- Arsenal Station 1.46 miles away
- Stamford Hill Station 0.38 miles away
- Harringay Green Lanes Station 0.56 miles away
- Seven Sisters Station 0.72 miles away
Nearby Stadiums
- Emirates Stadium 1.79 miles away
- White Hart Lane 2.15 miles away
- Riverbank Arena 3.3 miles away
- Eton Manor 3.36 miles away
- BMX Track 3.46 miles away
Nearby Attractions
- Arsenal Museum 1.41 miles away
- The Florence Trust 1.65 miles away
- Arcola Theatre 1.67 miles away
- Bruce Castle Museum 1.7 miles away
- Highbury Baptist Church 1.84 miles away
Nearby Hospitals
- Mednurs Clinic 0 miles away
- St Ann's Sexual Health Centre 0.48 miles away
- Light & Sound Therapy Centre 0.57 miles away
- John Scott Health Centre 0.61 miles away
- Burgoyne Road Clinic 0.68 miles away


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Reputation Matters
Protecting your brand and enhancing your corporate reputation is a vital part of adding value at any business. We can help lay out a strategy and offer practical ways to better position your company for the challenges ahead. Aberdeen Strategies helps companies reposition their brands with employees, customers and other constituencies.


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About us:
Tobin Film Studio is an independent Film Studio ran by a small group of awesome people. Since 2007 we have been making short films and putting them on the internet.
My name is Max Tobin, I'm 20 years old and I run Tobin Film Studio. That means I'm the guy that directs the films and answers emails and stuff.
We have been lucky enough to experience a lot of success at global film festivals, so for our principle achievements, go check out the Festivals page of the website here: http://www.tobinfilmstudio.org/festivals/
I (and the Studio as a whole) am sponsored by 'Sony Creative Software'. Our showcase on their website can be found here:
Many (over 5) Tobin Film Studio productions such as Rubber Duck and The Light Switch have aired on American TV.
I (Max) have done professional film production work for the charity 'Under Tree Schools' that fund building schools in Sudan. Their website is here:
And here are a few articles about us:
Stourbridge News on our festival win and Enrichment
Stourbridge News on our entry into the VIFF
Stourbridge News on Enrichment
Stourbridge News on Enrichment's Kickstarter
I also operated a camera for an episode of the BBC series 'Panorama' and am titled in the official closing credits here:
SpeCial Thanks To our top PRODUCERS
David Smith
Jennifer Tobin
Dale Bewan
David Sagstad
Steven John James
Nazreen Ayub
Keith Hobley
Chris LaFountain
Steve Foldvari
Simon John James
Benjamin De Waal


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International Translation Day Date in the current year: September 30, 2018
The International Federation of Translators (FIT) is an international organization that unites translators, interpreters, and terminologists from all over the world. It represents over 80,000 translators in 55 countries. The FIT closely collaborates with UNESCO.
Ever since its establishment in 1953, the FIT have been promoting the idea of a professional holiday of translations and interpreters. In 1991, the FIT launched the idea of an officially recognized International Translation Day. The observance is designed to promote the translation profession and to strengthen solidarity of the translation community.
The date of September 30 was chosen because it is the feast day of Saint Jerome. Saint Jerome translated most of the Bible into Latin (his translation is known as the Vulgate), that is why he is venerated as patron saint of translators.
Each year, the FIT selects a new theme for International Translation Day. All participants are encourage to hold events and activities linked to the current years' theme.Remind me with Google Calendar
- International Observances, Professional Days
- International Translation Day, International Federation of Translators, professional holiday, international observance


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CHICAGO --One person was killed in a fiery crash early Tuesday morning beneath the CTA Green Line. It happened on Lake Street near Hamlin around 2:30 Tuesday morning.
Police say a car slammed into one of the beams which supports the Green Line tracks and burst into flames.
The female driver was killed. She has not been identified.
Three passengers are hospitalized in serious condition.


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Grilled Marinated Shrimp
2 lbs. raw jumbo shrimp – peeled, deveined
3 cloves garlic – minced
1 lemon – juice of
1 cup olive oil OR vegetable oil
1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley
2 Tbls. hot sauce
1 Tbls. tomato paste OR 2 Tbls. tomato ketchup
1 Tbls. minced fresh oregano OR 2 tsp. dried oregano
1 tsp. salt
1 tsp. black pepper
Combine all ingredients in large sealable plastic bag.
Marinade at room temperature for 2 hours.
Thread shrimp onto bamboo skewers.
Grill shrimp over medium-low flame for 5 minutes on each side, basting frequently with left-over marinade.


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Facebook Faces Court Over Painting of a Woman's Crotch
A French teacher sought $25,000 in damages after claiming Facebook took down his account for posting an 1866 masterpiece by realist Gustave Courbet.
U.S Couple Held In Thailand For Public Nudity
A couple from the U.S are being held in Thailand after they
Outrage As Woman Strips Naked at the Western Wall
The 23-year-old had tried to make a dash for the men's section of Judaism's holiest site.
The Rise of Nudity in Britain
The Naked Cyclist tells us why baring all is becoming the norm in certain places.
World's First Naked Restaurant to Open in London
The owner—and brains—behind the venture said the concept rooted in the Bunyadi is freedom.
The City of Hull Wants You to Get Naked for Art
Artist Spencer Tunick has designed a sea-themed installation of nudes, and he needs volunteers.
No More Full Frontal: 'Playboy' Revamps for March Issue
Aiming for a younger audience, the newly redesigned magazine features an Instagram-famous woman in a Snapchat-style photo on its cover.
'Playboy' Magazine to Scrap Nudes From March 2016
The world's most famous adult magazine has decided that sex does not sell.
Meet the Naked Models of NYC Bodypainting Day (NSFW)
If you like Piña Coladas, and getting your body painted in the rain...
Why Is New York City Getting Naked for Andy Golub?
He's New York's most prolific body-painter, and he's bringing 100 nude models to Manhattan this weekend.
Nudists to Fight Beach Ban at European Court of Human Rights
The president of the Naturist Spain Federation says the long-running dispute with a Catalan town is "very worrying".
ISIS, Nudity, Revenge Porn: Facebook Updates its Community Standards
Facebook gives a glimpse into how it makes its decisions on content.


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Michael McCarthy was found guilty of second-degree murder in the death of Bella Bond, the 2-year-old who became known as "Baby Doe" after her unidentified body was found in a plastic bag near the Boston shoreline in 2015, according to multiple reports.
McCarthy — the ex-boyfriend of the little girl's mother — was charged soon after Bella's body was identified.
The Suffolk County Superior Court jury — of four women and eight men — deliberated for more than five days, the Boston Globe reports. McCarthy faces a mandatory life sentence with the possibility of parole after 15 years, the paper reports.
The jury also had the option of convicting McCarthy of first-degree murder or involuntary manslaughter, the Boston Herald reports.
Bella elicited nationwide sympathy when a composite sketch of her was shared by millions on social media before she was identified.
Prosecutors alleged in court that Bella was killed in May 2015 after she refused to go to bed, and they said she had endured prolonged abuse. Specifically, they claimed that McCarthy killed Bella because he believed she was possessed by demons.
"She was a demon anyway, it was her time to die," McCarthy allegedly told Bond when she discovered her daughter was dead.
Bella's mother, Rachelle Bond, pleaded guilty in February to accessory after the fact of murder. She was sentenced to two years probation plus time served after having been incarcerated in 2015, CBS reported. In exchange, she testified against McCarthy.
During her testimony earlier this month, Bond said she saw McCarthy go into Bella's room and allegedly punch her in the stomach because she didn't want to go to bed. When the girl stopped screaming, Bond testified that she saw that the girl's head appeared to be swollen and her face was gray.
Bond told the jury that she confronted McCarthy. "What the f— did you do?" she said she asked, according to reports.
She tearfully described how she allegedly helped McCarthy stuff her daughter's lifeless body in a duffle bag and then throw it into a river in South Boston, CBS Boston reports.
In his opening statement, McCarthy's attorney, Jonathan Shapiro, argued that despite his heroin addiction, McCarthy "was very good with . He called her 'honey,' 'good girl,' " the Boston Globe reported.
Shapiro added, "When the little girl had nightmares about scary monsters, he taught her to battle them with love … and blow the heads off the monsters with love."
In his closing argument, Shapiro said Bond was responsible for Bella's death, saying, "In the end, the monster came for that little girl," Shapiro told the jury, the Associated Press and CBS News report. "And it was her mother."
It was not immediately clear if McCarthy planned to appeal.


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I remind myself every morning: nothing I say this day will teach me anything. So if I'm going to learn, I must do it by listening. -Larry King
Resolved: Explore More
Resolved: Create More
My Wish
Not Gold
Face It
Embrace Imperfection
Feeling Inspired
I dream a lot. I do more painting when I'm not painting. It's in the subconscious. -Andrew Wyeth
I have been daydreaming of painting. Dipping the brush into the container. Pulling it up and hearing the brush swipe across the lip. The smell as the brush went up to the canvas (or in this case wall). Test swatches are all over. Today, the room transforms.


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Dr. Pamee Shah on "Why Fluoride?"
Why Fluoride?
Simple answer for a simple question : because we live in a world of sugar!
Fluoride, along with tri-calcium phosphate, are the only two substances that can even attempt to counter-act our constant, ever elevating daily oral exposure to sugars and acids. While fluoride, calcium and phosphate are found naturally in our saliva, application of a fluoride varnish following a dental hygiene appointment provides a highly concentrated, temporary dose that adheres to enamel for an extended period of time to protect and assist in preventing cavities. As an added benefit, it relieves hypersensitivity!
So for those nights where we may have a few extra snacks, or those days with a few extra beverages,
lets remember to give our teeth a fighting chance with a little extra fluoride at your next dental visit.
*Ask us about our new Gluten-free Fluoride varnish!


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- Home
- Departments
- Elections
- May 2018 Primary Elections
May 2018 Primary Elections
This May is the Primary election for Statewide and County races. The following positions are up for election.
US Rep. Dist. 2 Legislative Dist 25 A
Governor Legislative Dist 25 B
Lieutenant Governor State Senator
Secretary of State County Commissioner Dist 1
State Controller County Commissioner Dist 3
State Treasurer Clerk of the District Court
Attorney General County Treasurer
Superintendent of Public Inst. County Assessor
County Coroner
Precinct Committeemen
As well as Judge positions for the Supreme Court, Court of Appeals and Fifth Judicial District
You can find the Sample Ballots for the two parties participating, as well as a nonpartisan/unaffiliated ballot below


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Ways of Seeing: Images curated for Nieva Knitwear
Together with Aino from Nieva Knitwear, we have started up this lovely little series of found photos, that we call "Ways of Seeing" (inspired by a long-time-ago art history favourite by John Berger, that we both have been reading while studying). I have tried to capture and interpret Nieva's Autumn Winter collection Northern Night via photos and artworks that somehow bring on the same feeling as the collection. Those of you who have followed me here for a while might know how much I love images, and especially the ones you stumble across a bit by serendipity and yet seem to be able to leave a lasting impression. Go to Nievas site to see a bit more.


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When I talk to most bank CEOs in the U.S. about the European Union regulation that requires financial institutions to make consumer data available via application programming interfaces, I hear fear.
Many executives believe the U.S. will get a similar PSD2 mandate, and they fear that the U.S. version of the regulation will force them to give up unilateral ownership of a treasure trove of data and cause further erosion to their bank's bottom line. To them, designing, building, securing and maintaining an API for consumers, fintechs and others to use is a scary, losing proposition. The reality, however, is that the data-sharing model is essential for customer retention. Instead of fearing potential regulation, banks should embrace the open banking model now.
I will point to two examples of past business innovation to illustrate the necessity of embracing an open banking concept.
First, with the flood of technological change hitting financial services, there are compelling reasons APIs will soon emerge as a truly transformational innovation that makes consumers want to stay with their bank. In banking, these types of innovations do not come along that often. The last one arguably was electronic bill payment. It not only rewrote the book on making things convenient for customers, but it also strengthened bank-user ties; a customer would have to invest in re-entering bill payment data at another institution. APIs will have the same effect on retention while improving the consumer's experience to a larger degree; they make managing their financial lives easier. If a customer can get that convenience through his/her bank, it will be an even greater incentive to stay with that bank.
The second example relates to the steps Facebook took to emerge past social media competitors.
When Facebook first came out with its API in 2007, I couldn't imagine why a business that was already seeing significant success (Facebook was the sixth most-visited site in the U.S. at the time) would risk it all by giving third parties near unfettered access to the company's proprietary user data. But as I mulled it over, I began to see the genius of the model. It allowed other websites to let their users easily log in to their sites using Facebook credentials. In time, applications began to favor a Facebook login over a proprietary one so the apps could pull data about you and your friends from the Facebook API — marking the moment when Facebook became an inextricably woven part of the internet.
If you have ever used Facebook to create an account on another website, you know deleting your Facebook account would prohibit you from accessing that independent website unless you recreated your account. It is no coincidence that MySpace, the now defunct Facebook competitor, took the opposite approach and prevented third-party apps from integrating. MySpace failed to create a sticky relationship with their users; Facebook mastered it.
U.S. banks and credit unions face a similar dilemma today. The banking relationship has become less sticky, and financial institutions are at risk of seeing increased churn. In fact, millennials are two to three times more likely to switch financial institutions than other demographics.
Users want more control over their financial data and more seamless integration with the tools they prefer to use to budget, file taxes and pay friends. U.S. banks and credit unions cannot wait for a regulation like PSD2 to enable that control and integration. While the recent dearth of de novo institutions gives current incumbents a free pass from worrying about competition from new banking entrants, it is only a matter of time before a challenger bank — which by design relies on digital systems — rises in the U.S. And when it does, you can bet that that a challenger bank will embrace the development of third-party applications with an open API.
Banks and credit unions need to get ahead of this threat by becoming inextricably woven within the financial lives of their customers. They need to encourage and empower the creation of third-party applications so that their customer experiences are enhanced. Sure, there is a lot to consider in regard to privacy and security in the API model, but thankfully U.S. banks and credit unions can look to their European counterparts for the playbook. Strong customer authentication using something that the user knows (like a password), something that the user is (like a fingerprint), and/or something the user has (like a phone) is a must. And giving the user granular control over who has access to what information is paramount. These are some of the security principles underlying European banks' implementation of PSD2.
A bank or credit union that embraces an open API platform today has the opportunity to dramatically improve the customer experience. Waiting for regulation to mandate it would be a grave mistake.


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Photo Fabric Dye: Make Multicolored Sun Prints!
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What do you call dye that uses sunlight to develop photos on fabric? Frakkin' amazing, that's what.
You could also call it our Photo Fabric Dye Kit! A kit of red, orange, and blue gives you enough dye to create some serious awesomosity.
It's a little like making cyanotype sun prints, only in a jillion different colors.
The Photo Fabric Dye Kit
$35 at the Photojojo Shop
BONUS!: We've been playing around with this amazing stuff. Here's what we learned!
How to: Make Sun Prints on Fabric with the Kit
The How & What of Photo Fabric Dye
This dye's really easy to use: you brush it onto whatever you want to print on, put a negative on top, take it out in the sunshine, then wash it to stop the exposure.
You can mix different colors of dye to make new shades, and it works on cotton, silk, or even wood.
What You'll Need
- The Photo Fabric Dye Kit
- A foam brush
- Black & white film negatives
- Cotton T-shirt or natural material to print on
- A large board or flattened cardboard box
- Optional: the glass from a picture frame
- Optional: dish or plate to mix dye on
Step 1: Mixing colors
Mixing new colors is really easy. Just pour two colors into a little dish, then stir until they're well-blended.
A few ideas:
- Red + Orange = Scarlet
- Blue + Red = Purple
- Orange + a little Blue = Brown
- Blue + a little Orange = Navy Blue
Step 2: Painting the dye on
Use a foam brush to paint the dye evenly onto your material (you can use cotton, linen, or any natural material).
Slip something underneath to keep the dye from getting everywhere, like a sheet of wax paper or a spare magazine.
For your first exposure, paint an area just big enough for your negative. Later on, when you see what exposures or images work best, try painting all of a small object like a coin purse or handkerchief.
Step 3: Exposure!
Put your project on a board or flattened cardboard box: something big enough to hold it flat.
Arrange your negative on top of the dye area. Keep it in a plastic sleeve to keep it clean, or put a layer of Saran Wrap between the negative and the wet dye.
You can put the glass from a picture frame on top to keep the negative flat in place. This will keep the image sharp–if the negative curls you'll get soft focus in places.
Take the project out into the sunlight and let it sit while the dye develops. It should be about 8 minutes in bright sun, 16 minutes on cloudy days.
Step 4: Time to wash
Once the exposure's done, bring the project inside and wash it in hot water.
Use the strongest detergent you have and scrub the fabric really hard. You need to get all the unexposed dye out or it will continue to darken.
That's it! Just let your project dry, and it's done!
How to Make Photograms
Photo fabric dye is great for photograms. Photograms are silhouette images made by putting objects on top of light-sensitive material.*
You can make silhouettes by printing photos on heavy paper and cutting out the shape with an x-acto knife.
We like using pictures of animals for this sort of thing, or you could try taking profile shots of your friends, just like old-fashioned silhouette portraits!
*That's how Anna Atkins, the first female photographer, made her images.
Exposing your photograms
Place your paper cutouts on top of the wet dye area and place glass on top to keep the paper flat. Expose the dye the same way as above.
You can also use interestingly shaped objects like plants, feathers, or even lace. Play around, and let us know what you come up with!
How to Make Humongous Negatives
4×5 or medium-format negatives work great for this project because they're so big, but if you don't have those you can make your own.
You can either print on inkjet-compatible transparency sheets or take the file to Kinko's to have it printed.
Just choose a black-and-white digital image, bump up the contrast like crazy, invert the image to make it a negative and size the document to the dimensions you want for your project.
More ideas
- This dye works on pretty much any natural material, so you can try it on cotton, linen, silk, or even wood.
- Use a long 35mm strip to print a photo ribbon.
- Try it out on wooden bracelets.
- It even works on lampshades.
- Make your own photo-printed picture frames.
- Try using different colors of dye to paint in different parts of your photo, like this hand-colored scarf.


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Ghost Pub Tour
If you have a love of things that go bump in the night (no not that!), then you will love our Ghostly Pub Tour of Cork. This is a unique experience that brings together yarns and tales of grave robbers, pirates and head hunters and other locals from around the city....
Meeting outside Cork Opera House, you will intrepidly embark up the ancient streets around Shandon where the streets once ran red with the blood of slaughtered animals. Over the space of 2 hours you will stop into two spooky watering holes where an air of doom pervades and where the walls stand mute witness to ancient terrors.
Continuing along the river quays, we end up by last marshes in Cork before our last stop of the evening - The Franciscan Well, reputedly Cork's most haunted pub. Back in the mists of time there once stood a monastery with a Holy Well on this very spot where people from far and wide used to come to have evil spirits driven from them. It obviously worked because the only spirits found now are in bottles! After an evening of walking, laughing and imbibing, it's time for some food, before you take on your own night time adventures.
Location: Start at Ambassador Cork Hotel then on to Cork Opera House.
Price: fr €45.00pp. Can be done for 5 to 50 people (full prices on request).
Duration: 2 1/2 hours.
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Duplex Apartment First floor, separate entrance, in a charming main farm house, 1 floor
from $58/Night (rates)
4 people
3 bedrooms
Liveable floor area : 1,076 Sq.ft.
3 bedrooms
Liveable floor area : 1,076 Sq.ft.
ParkingHigh chairBaby potty
- View : Unobscured, dominant, mountain, country side, prairie, river
- Setting : Peaceful, Romantic
- Mountain range at <165'
- Spa, Horse riding
Touristic region : discover Suisse alsacienne
Advert No. 17286
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Le Domaine de la MossigAdvert 17286Wangenbourg Engenthal - Lower Rhine - France
Advert details 17286
Assets Apartment-Flat
Parking : Parking uncovered : internal, 2 reserved stall.
Advantages : Ski locker, ping-pong table, ping-pong bats
baby equipment : High chair, baby potty
Interior Duplex Apartment with View: unobscured, dominant, mountain, ...
Receive up to : 4 person(s)
Liveable floor area : 1,076 Sq.ft.
Interior layout : 3 bedroom(s), 1 shower room, 2 toilets, living room, sitting room, separate kitchen, mezzanine, tv den, pantry
Sleeps - bed(s) : 1 full bed(s), 2 twin bed(s), 1 baby cradle
Guest facilities : T.V., board games, book collection, cable/satelite, internet access, wifi, cupboard, Hanging wardrobe, hair dryer, electric heating, skylights, Drapes, Double glazed
Appliances : Crockery/flatware, kitchen utensils, cafetiere, electric coffee maker, electric kettle, toaster, juicer, electric raclette set, fondue set, electric hobs, oven, micro-wave oven, extractor hood, refridgerator, deep freeze, dish washer, washing machine, clothes dryer, vacuum cleaner, iron, ironing board
Exterior Vacation rental in Setting: peaceful, romantic
Outside accommodation : Terrace
Outside setting : Private courtyard, landscaped yard, lawn, woodsy, river
Outside amenities : Summer living area, BBQ, yard table(s), 4 yard seat(s), parasol, yard seated area, 2 chaise(s) longue(s), sun recliner(s)
Rates Calendar Availability Vacation rental in Wangenbourg Engenthal
Seasons & Availability Duplex Apartment in Wangenbourg Engenthal
Rates Duplex Apartment in Wangenbourg Engenthal
Check-in day
Season Night Weekend week 2 weeks Month
Low season - - $409* Sat - -
Mid season - - $467* Sat - -
High season - - $584* Sat - -
Festive specials - - - - -
Promotional period - - - - -
ServiceFrequencyIncluded / SuppliedSupplementRates
Sheets1 X / per week$12
Single family home
Cleaning on departure$47
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Information :
Pets accepted under certain conditions (ask the owner)
Non smoking rental
Cell phone network coverage
Personal transport advisable
Water : hot/cold
Local voltage supply : 220V / 60Hz
Electricity supply : mains
Booking conditions
Reservation :
Payment made upon reservation : 25% of rental sum
Payment balance : on handing over the keys
Deposit required : $175*
rentals :
Service charges to be added
Day tax in addition
Cleaning charge levy on departure : $47*
Anticipated supplement for : animals
Accepted methods of payment :
Leisure, Surroundings, Location Apartment - Flat 17286
Leisure Wangenbourg Engenthal - Lower Rhine - Suisse alsacienne
Specific activities on site or less than 3 miles :
HORSE RIDING Lower Rhine
SPA Wangenbourg Engenthal
Leisure activities less than 12 miles : Cross-country skiing, ice-skating, bathing, riding school, pony club, pathway/broadwalk, coastal/forest paths, hiking, rappel, mountain bike (path), paragliding, boat trips, horse-drawn carriage, horse trecking, paintball, acrobranch
Attractions and relaxation : Restaurant, movie theater, park and garden, zoo/animal park, historical site, museum, antiques & bric-a-brac, local craftstore, cellar and wine tasting, thermal baths, health spa, beauticians
SurroundingsCountryside - Suisse alsacienne
COUNTRYSIDE VACATION Touristic region : Suisse alsacienne
Locality :
Ice skating rink at 18.5mi.
Heated swimming pool at 6mi.
Public swimming pool at 4.5mi.
Waterfall at 0.93mi.
River at <165'
Forest at <165'
Mountain range at <165'
Amenities :
Village center at 2.5mi.
Downtown at 6mi.
Bus stop / bus station at 990'
Bike/mountain bike hire at 4.5mi.
Car rental at 6mi.
Breadstore at 4.5mi.
Caterer at 4.5mi.
Local stores at 4.5mi.
Supermarket at 3mi.
High class retailers at 18.5mi.
Hairdressing salon at 4.5mi.
Mail office at 4.5mi.
Bank at 2.5mi.
ATM at 2.5mi.
Drugstore at 4.5mi.
Doctor at 4.5mi.
Nurse at 4.5mi.
Hospital at 9mi.
Location AccessApartment-Flat Wangenbourg Engenthal
2 chemin de la Lisière
67710 Wangenbourg EngenthalAlsace
GPS coordinates of the city
Latitude 48°37'10.956"N
Longitude 7°18'19.584"E
Access routes Vacation rental 17286
at 9mi. / 20min.
Freeway (exit) Saverne
Saverne, Lower Rhine, Alsace, France
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Wasselonne (6mi.)
Saverne (12.5mi.)
Strasbourg (19,3mi.)
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Delicate Jewelry Trend
If there is one thing we can't get enough of this season, is the delicate, barely there jewelry that makes a bold statement. Thin, faint and fine in designs, these tiny metals are a big item. From necklaces, bracelets or earrings this trend is all about finding the perfect every day item. What we love about the delicate trend is that you can use it to dress up even the most casual of outfits, and it adds just the tiniest bit of shimmer to elevate any look.
Our best delicate jewelry tip? Take advantage of simple shapes, classic metals, and don't go overboard on embellishment- a little bit will go a long way!
Here are some of our favorite delicate jewelry pieces:
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Zoe Chicco Curved Bar & Baguette Necklace
Maria Black Colette Earring Zoe Chicco Double Huggie Hoops Zoe Chicco Diamond Curved Bar Studs
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The adorable Lauren Conrad in a maxi dress and flip flops. Although not an exact duplicate, I picked a really cute and affordable dress at Forever21. Get Lauren's look for less…
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Crayboth Warlord Soldier
Posted by Matt at 1:43 PM
Tags: crayboth, new release
5 comments:
So how does this color compare to the old Ultra Bronze? Looks a bit more subdued from the pics.ReplyDeleteReplies
Has a more laced "nickel-iron" thing going on.Delete
Metallic Root Beer.
Yesss! He looks incredible!ReplyDelete
This is essentially an Eaglet MK2!ReplyDelete
The beauty of this makes me weep. Or maybe that's just caffeinated root beer in my eye.ReplyDelete
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