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This Saturday 24th September, the Miami Tavern is hosting the FREE Rods and Rockabilly festival. Make sure you check it out, there will be an awesome car show, live performances from Rockabilly bands, a range of market stalls and a Pin-up competition.
Live music kicks off at 1pm.
Bit of a vintage car enthusiast yourself? Bring down your ride for the chance to win the "Car of the Day" trophy from 10am.
You can find out more about this great event on the Rods and Rockabilly Festival Facebook page or Facebook Event.


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Trees, shrubs or climbers. Stipules 0 (in ours). Leaves simple, opposite (Cassinopsis) or alternate. Flowers bisexual or unisexual, (4-)5-merous, actinomorphic. Calyx 0 or small. Ovary superior, 1-locular; ovules usually 2. Fruit a 1-seeded drupe.
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Hyde, M.A., Wursten, B.T. and Ballings, P. (2002-2014). Icacinaceae Flora of Zimbabwe website. Accessed 28 August 2014 at http://www.zimbabweflora.co.zw/speciesdata/family.php?family_id=108
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The Icacinaceae are a family of flowering plants,[2] consisting of trees, shrubs, and lianas, primarily of the tropics.
The family was traditionally circumscribed quite broadly, with around 55 genera totalling over 400 species. In 2001, though, this circumscription was found to be polyphyletic,[3] and the family was split into four families in three different orders: Icacinaceae sensu stricto (then unplaced at order rank), Pennantiaceae (Apiales), Stemonuraceae (Aquifoliales) and Cardiopteridaceae (also Aquifoliales). Other genera have later been moved to Metteniusaceae (Metteniusales),[4] so that Icacinaceae now include c. 23 genera and 160 species. One genus, Sleumeria, was described as late as 2005.[5]
Icacinaceae belongs to the order Icacinales along with Oncothecaceae.[1]
Icacina senegalensis extracts have shown activity against malaria parasites.[6]
1 Genera
List according to Stull et al. (2015):[4]
Icacineae
Alsodeiopsis Oliver
Casimirella Hassler
Icacina A. Jussieu
Lavigera Pierre
Leretia Vellozo
Merrilliodendron Kanehira
Pleurisanthes Baillon
Iodeae
Iodes Blume
†Iodicarpa Manchester[7]
Mappianthus Handel-Mazzetti
Mappieae
Mappia Jacquin
Nothapodytes Blume
Phytocreneae
Desmostachys Miers
Hosiea Hemsley & E. H. Wilson
Miquelia Meisner
Natsiatopsis Kurz
Natsiatum Arnott
†Palaeophytocrene Reid & Chandler[7]
Phytocrene Wallich
Pyrenacantha Wight
Rhyticaryum Beccari
Sarcostigma Wight & Arnott
Sleumeria Utteridge et al.
Stachyanthus Engler
Vadensea Jongkind & O. Lachenaud
Incertae sedis
Cassinopsis Sonder
†Goweria Wolfe
In 1841, George Bentham described Apodytes and Pogopetalum as new genera and united them with Icacina, Gomphandra, and Leretia to create the tribe Icacineae of what would later be called the family Olacaceae.[8] Olacaceae was at that time, and through the 20th century, defined broadly, encompassing several families in the order Santalales.[9] Pogopetalum was later synonymized with Emmotum.[10][11]
In 1852, John Miers argued that Bentham's Icacineae did not belong in Olacaceae and he raised them to the taxonomic rank of family as Icacinaceae.[12]
Philippe van Tieghem realized that the family Icacinaceae, as circumscribed by Miers, consisted of groups that were only distantly related, and in 1897, he divided it into seven families.[13][14] Van Tieghem's treatment in some ways anticipated the results of 21st century phylogenetic studies, in particular, by his establishment of the families Emmotaceae and Leptaulaceae. His division of Icacinaceae into smaller families was not accepted and other authors continued to define Icacinaceae in the broad sense, known as Icacinaceae sensu lato.
In 1942, Hermann Sleumer defined Icacinaceae broadly in his coverage of the family for Die Natürlichen Pflanzenfamilien.[15] Later authors did likewise.
In the 1940s, Richard A. Howard wrote a series of papers on several of the genera.[3] Sleumer wrote about the Asian genera in 1969,[16] and the Malesian genera in 1971.[17] Much of what is known about the family comes from regional floras such as Flora of Australia[18] and Flora of China.[19]
In 2001, Jesper Kårehed, using a combination of morphological and DNA sequence data, showed that Icacinaceae sensu lato was distantly polyphyletic and was, at least arguably, the worst of the plant families. It is now known to have rivaled Flacourtiaceae as an unnatural assemblage of disparate groups. Kårehed divided it into four families: Pennantiaceae, Stemonuraceae, Cardiopteridaceae, and Icacinaceae sensu stricto.[3]
Pennantiaceae consists of the single genus Pennantia and is the most basal clade in the campanulid order Apiales.[20][21]
Stemonuraceae is a family of 12 genera in the campanulid order Aquifoliales. It is sister to Cardiopteridaceae.[3][22]
Before the phylogeny produced by Kårehed, Cardiopteridaceae contained only Cardiopteris. Kårehed transferred Citronella, Gonocaryum, and Leptaulus from Icacinaceae to this family, and provisionally placed Metteniusa, Dendrobangia, and Pseudobotrys there as well. Metteniusa was shown to be a lamiid in 2007, and was placed in a family by itself.[23] The affinities of Dendrobangia and Pseudobotrys remain obscure.
Some authors have continued to maintain Cardiopteridaceae as a monogeneric family, placing Citronella, Gonocaryum, Leptaulus, Dendrobangia, and Pseudobotrys in Leptaulaceae.[24] The study by Kårehed showed Cardiopteris to be embedded in Leptaulaceae, but statistical support for this position was not strong.
Some genera have later been moved to Metteniusaceae (Metteniusales).[4]
^ a b Angiosperm Phylogeny Group (2009). "An update of the Angiosperm Phylogeny Group classification for the orders and families of flowering plants: APG III" (PDF). Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society. 161 (2): 105–121. doi:10.1111/j.1095-8339.2009.00996.x. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
^ "Icacinaceae" At: Angiosperm Phylogeny Website At: Missouri Botanical Garden Website (see External links below).
^ a b c d Kårehed, Jesper (2001). "Multiple origin of the tropical forest tree family Icacinaceae". American Journal of Botany. 88 (12): 2259–2274. doi:10.2307/3558388. JSTOR 3558388. PMID 21669659.
^ a b c Stull, G. W., R. Duno de Stefano, D. E. Soltis, and P. S. Soltis (2015). Resolving Basal Lamiid Phylogeny and the Circumscription of Icacinaceae with a Plastome-Scale Data Set. American Journal of Botany 102, no. 11: 1794–1813. doi:10.3732/ajb.1500298.
^ Timothy M.A. Utteridge, Hidetoshi Nagamasu, Stephen P. Teo, Lydia C. White, and Peter Gasson. 2005. "Sleumeria (Icacinaceae): A New Genus from Northern Borneo". Systematic Botany 30(3):635-643.
^ Sarr SO, Perrotey S, Fall I, Ennahar S, Zhao M, Diop YM, Candolfi E, Marchioni E.,"Icacina senegalensis (Icacinaceae), traditionally used for the treatment of malaria, inhibits in vitro Plasmodium falciparum growth without host cell toxicity." Malar J. 2011 Apr 11;10(1):85
^ a b Manchester, S.R. (1994). "Fruits and Seeds of the Middle Eocene Nut Beds Flora, Clarno Formation, Oregon". Palaeontographica Americana. 58: 30–31.
^ George Bentham. 1841. page 679. In: "Account of two new genera allied to Olacineae". Transactions of the Linnean Society of London 18:671-686 & plates 41 and 42. (see External links below).
^ Valéry Malécot and Daniel L. Nickrent. 2008. "Molecular Phylogenetic Relationships of Olacaceae and Related Santalales". Systematic Botany 33(1):97-106.
^ Rodrigo Duno de Stefano, Diego F. Angulo, and Fred W. Stauffer. 2007. "Emmotum harleyi, a New Species from Bahia, Brazil, and Lectotypification of Other Icacinaceae". Novon 17(3):306-309.
^ Richard A. Howard. 1942. "Studies of the Icacinaceae. III. A revision of Emmotum". Journal of the Arnold Arboretum 23:479-494.
^ John Miers. 1852. page 221. In: "Observations on the Affinities of the Icacinaceae". Annals and Magazine of Natural History, iccluding Zoology, Botany, and Geology, series 2. 9:218-226. (see External links below).
^ Philippe E.L. van Tieghem. 1897. page 842. In: "Sur les inséminées à nucelle pourvu d'un seul tégument formant la subdivisions des Unitegminées ou Icacinées". Séance du Mardi 20 Avril 1897. Comptes Rendus Hebdomadaires des Séances de l'Académie des Sciences 124:839-844.
^ Philippe E.L. van Tieghem. 1897. "Sur les phanerogams sans graines, formant la divisions des inséminées". Bulletin de la Société Botanique de France 44:99-139. (see External links below).
^ Hermann Sleumer. 1942. "Icacinaceae" pages 322-396. In: H.G. Adolf Engler and Karl A.E. Prantl, with Hermann Harms and Johannes Mattfeld (editors). Die Natürlichen Pflanzenfamilien volume 20b. Duncker and Humblot: Berlin, Germany. 1960 reprint of 1942 publication.
^ Hermann Sleumer. 1969. "Materials toward the knowledge of the Icacinaceae of Asia, Malesia, and adjacent areas". Blumea 17(1):181-264.
^ Hermann Sleumer. 1971. "Icacinaceae" pages 1-87. In: Cornelis G.G.J. van Steenis (editor). Flora Malesiana series 1, volume 7. Noordhoff International Publishing: Leyden, Holland.
^ Gordon P. Guymer. 1984. "Icacinaceae" pages 204-211. In: Alexander S. George (executive editor). Flora of Australia volume 22. Australian Government Publishing Service: Canberra, Australia.
^ Hua Peng and Richard A. Howard. 2008. "Icacinaceae" pages 505-514. In: Zhengyi Wu, Peter H. Raven, and Deyuan Hong (editors). Flora of China volume 11. Science Press: Beijing, China; Missouri Botanical Garden Press: St. Louis, Missouri, USA.
^ Jesper Kårehed. 2003. "The family Pennantiaceae and its relationships to Apiales". Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society 141(1):1-24.
^ Gregory M. Plunkett, Gregory T. Chandler, Porter P. Lowry, Steven M. Pinney, and Taylor S. Sprenkle. 2004. "Recent advances in understanding Apiales and a revised classification". South African Journal of Botany 70(3):371-381.
^ Douglas E. Soltis; Pamela S. Soltis; Peter K. Endress; Mark W. Chase (2005). Phylogeny and Evolution of the Angiosperms. Sunderland, MA, USA: Sinauer. ISBN 978-0-87893-817-9.
^ Favio González, Julio Betancur, Olivier Maurin, John V. Freudenstein, and Mark W. Chase. 2007. "Metteniusaceae, an early-diverging family in the lamiid clade". Taxon 56(3):795-800.
^ Timothy M.A. Utteridge and Richard K. Brummitt. 2007. "Leptaulaceae" pages 191-192. In: Vernon H. Heywood, Richard K. Brummitt, Ole Seberg, and Alastair Culham. Flowering Plant Families of the World. Firefly Books: Ontario, Canada. (2007).
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Icacinaceae: Brief Summary
The Icacinaceae are a family of flowering plants, consisting of trees, shrubs, and lianas, primarily of the tropics.
The family was traditionally circumscribed quite broadly, with around 55 genera totalling over 400 species. In 2001, though, this circumscription was found to be polyphyletic, and the family was split into four families in three different orders: Icacinaceae sensu stricto (then unplaced at order rank), Pennantiaceae (Apiales), Stemonuraceae (Aquifoliales) and Cardiopteridaceae (also Aquifoliales). Other genera have later been moved to Metteniusaceae (Metteniusales), so that Icacinaceae now include c. 23 genera and 160 species. One genus, Sleumeria, was described as late as 2005.
Icacinaceae belongs to the order Icacinales along with Oncothecaceae.
Icacina senegalensis extracts have shown activity against malaria parasites.

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/*
  * Sam Yarbrough
  * Rection game witf te LEDs and button
*/
#include "simpletools.h"

int main()
{

   int timeCounter;
   char playAgain = 'Y';
   int interval;
   float averageScore = 0;
   int rounds = 0;
   int best = 1500;

   srand(CNT);

    print("Game Instructions: \n");
    print("The red LED will turn on when the game starts.\n");
    print("When the blue LED turns on, \n");
    print("Let go of the button as the bottun as fast as you can.\n\n");

  while(playAgain == 'Y' || playAgain == 'y')
  {
   print("Press and hold the button to start.\n");
   while (input(0) == 0)
   {
    // intentionally empty loooop
   }

   high(15);
   low(14);

   interval = (rand() % 1001) + 500;
   pause(interval);

   low(15);
   high(14);

   timeCounter = 0;
   while (input(0) == 1)
   {
     pause(1);
     timeCounter = timeCounter + 1;
   }
   low(14);

   if (timeCounter > 0)
   {
     rounds = rounds + 1;
     averageScore = averageScore + timeCounter;
     print("Your time was %d ms.\n", timeCounter);

     if (timeCounter < best)
     {
       best = timeCounter;
     }

   }
   else
   {
     print("Why did you let go of the button? You were told NOT to.\n");
   }

     print("Would you like to play again? (Y/n) ");
     scan("%c", &playAgain);
 }        // end of while loooooooop

   print("Why must you leave this dank programed game? Your average score was %0.2f ms.\n", averageScore);
   print("Your best time was %d ms.\n", best);\

   return 0;
}

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Schiedea hookeri is a rare species of flowering plant in the family Caryophyllaceae known by the common names Hooker's schiedea and sprawling schiedea. It is endemic to Hawaii, where it is known only from the island of Oahu. It is thought to have been extirpated from Haleakalā on Maui. It is threatened by the degradation and destruction of its habitat. It was federally listed as an endangered species of the United States in 1996.

This plant is a shrub growing 30 to 50 centimeters long, taking a creeping, sprawling form or a more clumpy form. The oppositely arranged leaves have thin blades up to 8 centimeters long by 1.5 wide. The inflorescence is a hairy, sticky cluster of flowers with small green or purple sepals and no petals.

This plant is now limited to the Waianae Range on the island of Oahu. There are about 11 populations totalling no more than about 330 individuals. The habitat is dry to moist forest. It is threatened by damage to the habitat by feral goats and pigs and by the invasion of introduced species of plants.

References

External links
USDA Plants Profile

hookeri
Endemic flora of Hawaii

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Re: Walking Far
Walking on, he mentally counted up the number of kills, he came to terms that whatever happened to him, he knew that he had blacked out. Yet, he still couldn't grasp why or how. Last he knew he was perfectly sane, but that was months ago before taking this long trip.
As he lost count as some of the bodies started to appear with missing limps, he came across a killed zed with its foot inside its skull; the boot on the foot must have been a steel toe, so it could explain how it got in there. He took another step and his foot stepped on something. clink! and he looked down as he moved his foot, it was the magnum he carried during the battle. Kneeling down, he picked it up, Examining it, there was some dents and nicks up-n-down the action and barrel; Adam had some clue that he must of used it as a club during his rage moment before discarding it. Checking the cylinder, there were only spent shells inside. Bumping them out, they tinged on the concrete as Adam flicked the cylinder closed.
Returning it to the shoulder holster, He stood up and looked around to find his Ruger. He looked out into the distance and found it right where he had left it. After heading off to retrieve it, he tinkered with the jammed action as he walked back to the camp site. He remembers the Bullet explosion and prayed that there was something worth salvaging after that screw up.
There were a few crippled stragglers that nosily tried to avenge their defeat, but Adam drove a pick, which he had found in the bed of a pickup, into their skulls, snuffing them for good. Leaving the pick in the last of three he came across, he examined the table that the box had sat on. Sadly, the box was an ammunition crate, but the good part about it was, that it was a caliber that didn't want to begin with, how convenient… he thought to himself. Scavenging around, a skill all too well versed, he noticed that only a few ammo cans were knocked to the ground while some stayed on the table just pushed in every direction by debris, shrapnel, and the blast itself; a few of the empties where obvious as they were pitched far in every direction. Few other things, like a camp stove, and a burned out box of MREs sat on the table.
As he searched and picked up a half can of thirty cal, he heard a creaking noise then a clatter of snapping wood, clanging metal and various objects falling. Turning around, he looked on to see that the table had collapsed from being weakened from the blast, fire and weight of objects. Turning his attention to the sky, he took note of lost time; taking the scene another look, he wondered why he didn't look before he shot that propane can earlier today.
"Fear not the man who practices one thousand guns one time, but fear the one who practices one gun one thousand times."
-J.S.
(This section will be a little longer because weapons are in this one)
Pushing his mistake out of his head, he simply walked on to look for anything more to salvage from the camp before finding a more suitable place to clean up, rearrange supplies, and above of all, rest!
After what felt like several hours of picking through the carnage, he managed to find several items of interest, half a first aid kit (missing only one bandage roll, a couple of gauze pads and several packets of wipes and painkillers), several abandoned weapons, a few intact cans of ammo, a handful of canned food and a shit load of M.R.Es, as well a few watches off the bodies as well some extra miscellaneous items (batteries, glow sticks, lighters, etc.).
Finding a bench that wasn't toasted to perfection, he laid his findings, laid his own gear down, and proceeded to pick through the loot on what he'll take with him tomorrow. Before he started he took a glance to the sky, as he determined what time it was, he silently thanked the good lord for not making him zed chow.
Turning back to the loot table, he first started with the munitions.
There laid before him were two revolvers, four pistols, three shotguns and five rifles.
The Newer model M1911 was only salvaged for magazines and internal parts, He didn't find any interest in the P99 because "it's a nine…" The luger looked well used but Adam didn't think he'll want to use it for it could break on him (a quick look at the numbers, dings and scratches that it was carried through World war one and there for no, certainly no); The Nagant and webley revolvers he found where decent but power and loading speed came to mind when he remembered the magnum he ditched somewhere in this parking lot.
Then he found the battered Tokarev lying there, picking it up he could feel the weight and fit of the handgun. Rummaging through the ammo he collected he could make out about six or so magazines loads of the small but potent round, however there where only four mags that could be found, five if you can count the one in the gun already.
Looking at the handgun he nodded then set it aside.
He found no intrest in the Ithica or the Benelli but the "bitch grip" mossburg caught his eye, setting it aside too he then picked through the rifles.
He gazed upon the old war carbine but he had to pass it up for he knew the thirty cal carbine would be perfect for him but ammo was nearly nonexistent when he checked the ammo pile.
The M4 didn't look like it'll last long under his ownership however, the hybrid sight attached was prefect to squeeze onto his Winchester but work like that will have to wait till morning, the SKS was too long, the FAL was too clunky but the AK 74U was scratched up to hell and back but it still worked, two Russians in one day, what a find… he thought as he slung the rifle.
Sadly, thinking about weight, he ditched the Mossburg for he only wanted to keep just one compact rifle and an extra pistol along with his snipe and his colt. With that thought in mind, he went through the food supplies and decided to keep the MREs for the sake that he had been living off them for a while and it would be hell to switch to something other than that.
He filled his nearly-empty first aid kit from his pack with what he could stuff from the more-larger kit before returning it to his pack. He organized the several MREs into his pack then rummaged through the rest of the items. The two watches that still worked both counted the time, 7:23 they both read. He looked at the sinking sun and agreed that the time was right.
Strapping on the sports watch, he took the time to load magazines and rearrange his vest and locate a different holster for the TT. Reffiting and reloading any/all magainze he will be taking with him; exchanging the ruger magazines with the AK mags and tinkered with the ACOG mounts then made a difficult fitting the hybrid sight onto the Winchester. With the dual purpose of the sight, he can make long rang shots as well quick close quarters shots. The set up looked awkward as it sits above the action, but it will work for where he will be going.
After refilling on thirty-aught and grabbing an extra MRE for the night, he went back inside the stone restroom building.
He walked into the women's room for the men's room had the bloody mess he supposedly made during the fighting. He found a stall, closed the door, bolted it and took a seat on the Toilet. Opening the extra MRE, he read the entrée that was inside, "Chicken with buffalo styled sauce…" He didn't mind much of the flavors each one came in. Food is food right? He thought that opened the box to start eating, everything as decent, minding the fact that there is no way to heat it, well, there is, but he didn't want to risk any drawn attention to jump him in the dark.
Upon finishing, he had just discarded the empties right as it hit him. He felt a strange pull in his gut, "shit…" and that's what he ran off to do fallowing the clatter of a stall door.
Nearly a half hour later, he reemerged, and moved to the other end of the stalls. Now, bolting the door, he sat on the lid and pulled out his book.
I'm currently sitting in a bathroom stall, He simply began, he smirked at the thought of starting off with that. But outside this roadside stop restroom, is a bloody mess, caused by my hand. What was originally going to be a gun battle between me and a mob of those things, turned into another black out. I'm not sure what is causing these black outs, but I can honestly say that I have won the fight. Found a small supply dump left behind the original occupants of this makeshift campground. He paused to think, he memory flashed back to the canister bursting from a stray shot and his Rugger jamming on him, My trusty ruger jammed on me finally, right as I had drawn their attention out into the parking lot. Thankfully I ditched it for a 74U, more reliable and can clean it- who'd to think that I can finally clean a weapon without having to spend hours to run a thin rod down the barrel while I can just clean with a string and some oil. he laughed at himself at the thought, Either way, I managed to find some decent supplies to hold me over till I can find either another dump like this one or reach the next town. I can honestly say that I'm going to need to find a new map or at least search around for one that has been written on so I can update mine. Let's hope I'm close to the coast. Yet, I have to keep in mind that it won't be no picnic for the coastal cities will be the most crowded.
Crazed humans, banshees, spitters, runners, and god knows' what else will be in that city whichever one I enter. All I can say is that I'll hopefully- the lead snapped and he clicked the mechanical pen to continue, -I can contact whoever that is on the other end of that radio signal and get the hell off this continent.
with all stress aside, I'm try and sleep and hopfully not get torn up in my sleep
Sergeant Adam Halsey
He closed the book, tucked it back into his pack, laid it down. He took off his jacket and laid himself down. He laid his head on his pack to use it as a pillow, then covered himself with his coat, all the while keeping his colt, now had been reloaded, close to his head. It took him a little bit to drift off.
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The nightmares invaded his mind over night and he woke once but didn't budge from his sleep, though he was briefly puzzled on why a toilet was right next to him before he remembered what happened before dozing off again.
When he woke again, he checked his newly found watch, 8:23 it read. He felt stiff as he sat up, his ears felt slightly muffed as the gunfire from yesterday fight deafened him. Tucking the colt away, he got up, collected his pack and coat and was out the door. He slung his rifles over each shoulder as he checked surrounding cars for anything useable. He did find a few pieces of gold: a hand held scanner that still worked a flashlight that would be fitted with double A's, which there are plenty to grab and go.
Also, a map that was marked up with someone else's hand writing, sadly it was done by a surgeon's hand. The fancy long hand was difficult to read the legend that defined the markings.
Taking his own map out, he took the pen from his journal and wrote on the map and translated everything he could decipher.
From what he could tell, he isn't not only maybe a week's travel from the nearest city, that has a large harbor but he is in luck to read an abandoned convoy about a few hours away. He translated miles into time and estimated it into walking time for taking a car would not only be cumbersome, it also made noise and managing gas is always a bitch considering his past with driving.
Finishing his sketching, he folded up his own map, tucked it away, and let the old one blow away with the breeze.
Stocking a little more on food, he searched around for water. He found a few gallons worth of water and filled his canteens, stuff four more extra water bottles on his pack and searched around for more mags to fit the colt and his 74. He only managed to find two more mags for the 74 to add onto the four mags he already had in his vest pouches.
Keeping weight and enough for everything is always been a tricky balancing act, one can never expect what will happen next further down the road. However, he tried his best before moving on.
As he walked away from the campsite, he stopped to take a knee. He clasped his hands together and bowed his head slightly, he said nothing but his mind was praying for safety on his travel and to bring him to the door step of the survivor's colony. He stood up dug into his coat pocket for his Ipod, put on the earphones and turned it on, not really paying attention to the words he simply wanted some background noise at least for a several tracks before putting it up before it dies. When he did took it off, it only had a quarter bar of power left.
Time later, after passing abandoned cars, mummified bodies and taking out a few walking rotters, he caught sight of a few Humvees in the distance. Bringing his Winchester around, he peeked through the cope. From the distance he could cover with his eye, he could tell that it was the convoy that was described to him on his map. Slinging the rifle he jumped roof to roof of the short bumper-to-bumper chain of cars. When his boots touched the pavement, he had the 74 out with the stock folded out.
Ducked behind a truck as he peeked around to see the abandoned convoy, he then leaned back to check the time, it was 12:45 when he got here. Taking a deep breath he went around the truck with carbine raised, It may be abandoned, but it didn't mean that someone or something was hanging around.
Keeping it cautious he made his way up to the front Humvee of the six vehicle convoy. No one was home, the CB made nothing but static, a constant hum of buzzing. With nothing to notice other than open doors, he went down the line, the second Humvee was the same, only the duce that was attached to the roof pointed at no one but the sky above.
Inside were one rifle and a scattered mess of fifty cal brass. Apparently they sprayed into some of them on their way here or blasted their way through the hordes. The half tons where empty aside some discarded magazines. The second to last of the vehicles had nothing until he came to the end Humvee where there were two stretchers in the bed of the shelless Humvee. Both where covered by a tarp but boots stuck out of the bottom and glimpses of hair stuck out the top.
He didn't need to lift them up to tell that they both where wounded that were euthanized before the rest of the unit abandoned the convoy to escape on foot. He still did uncover the bodies to check what gear he could pull off them; both had a familiar mark, a blackened hole in the forehead that dotted the now pale faces, bandages covered bites, one of them had their vest, fatigues torn by claws.
Two of four canteens he took, he managed to pull off the undamaged elbow and knee pads off both of them to make a complete set for him; a pair of gloves he pulled off the hands of one of them, the frags and ammo where stripped from the corpses but a single concussion grenade he found, he picked it up and looked at it for a moment to think. The blast wasn't enough to kill but enough to knock zeds down. Thinking with a nod, he tucked the grenade into a pouch on his vest.
He would have been glad to have found a helmet with the gear attached but it looked like they both where mobbed, so a good portion of both soldier's gear is missing. A shrug of oh well before he looked at the boots, he could tell that they wouldn't fit him so he simply recovered the bodies, "Rest well boys, you've earned it." He got off the Humvee before he carried on.
He walked a few paces before he stopped to fit on the new items, the pads and gloves where a good fit. He had to loot from the fallen before, so he didn't feel bad as he stripped the gear from them. Folding the stock and tucking the 74 under shoulder, he carried on.


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Floyd Mayweather Does Have Weaknesses… But Exploiting Them To Beat Him Is A Whole 'Nother Matter
Posted by Tim Starks on Sep 14, 2009 18:05
So continues our marathon coverage of one of the biggest fight of 2009, Floyd Mayweather against Juan Manuel Marquez, culminating in a live blog of the bout Saturday. Previously — the importance of Mayweather-Marquez. Tomorrow — keys to the fight, breaking down how each man stacks up in important categories.
Guides to beating Floyd Mayweather, Jr. are a dime a dozen. And it's not that they don't all have points. It's just that it's easier said than done, or somebody mighta done it by now. The next person who will try to do it is Juan Manuel Marquez, up Saturday in an HBO pay-per-view event.
It's also not that Mayweather is perfect. No fighter is perfect. Every boxer in the history of mankind had weaknesses. What separates the elite fighters is how they manage their flaws. From fight to fight, and even mid-fight, almost every time Mayweather encounters a spot of trouble, he adjusts, adapts, overcomes.
I've spent some time paying attention to the rough spots in Mayweather's fights. I think I remembered him being more untouchable than he is in reality. But by the same token, I came away even more impressed with how he reacts when he does get touched.
Some of this stuff is stuff that bothers everybody, by the way. It's just that these are the things that at times have bothered Mayweather specifically. And they're in no particular order.
The Jab. Oscar De La Hoya's jab messed with Floyd Mayweather in their fight, at least until he stopped throwing it inexplicably. I don't think it messed with him THAT much; some of that, it strikes me, has been built up into legend. This is one where Mayweather never adjusted, per se, just that a guy with a good jab flat stopped using it against him. Generally, jabbing Mayweather, doubling and tripling it even, is a good idea, as it is against any speed fighter, but in practice, he's very good at countering it with his patented straight right. It makes people reluctant to throw it too much, or it makes them unconscious if they get countered too often.
Hand Speed. It may seem strange to suggest that Mayweather, a speedster of the highest order, would have to worry about anyone else's speed. But Zab Judah really gave him a run for his money in the first few rounds of their fight, actually, in my view, outquicking Mayweather. Then, Mayweather went into a more conventional, high-guard stance that flummoxed Judah, who is always looking for an excuse to fade in a fight anyway. Still, I suspect a fighter who could match Mayweather's quickness of hand would give him trouble if he ran into such a creature again. Good luck finding very many such creatures.
Body Punching. It is so much easier to hit Mayweather, a defensive master, to the body than the head. Jose Luis Castillo did it in Mayweather's most difficult fight, the first of two meetings between the two. Judah did it from the outside, and Castillo and De La Hoya, albeit somewhat ineffectively in De La Hoya's case, both did it from the inside. If there's something that people ought to have done more of against Mayweather than they have, it's this. It is not that anyone gets dissuaded from punching the body by anything Mayweather does, per se, that I've seen.
Activity. Because Mayweather much prefers to pot-shot and throw single punches — it's safer — merely being busier than Mayweather can win you some rounds. It worked for De La Hoya and Ricky Hatton both. Neither man was connecting on all that much early on, but because they were the aggressors, they were winning rounds on the scorecards. The problem? Mayweather is such a great counterpuncher that the busier you are, the more he hits you. And it catches up to you, especially when you have to expend so much energy to even connect on the guy at all. It caught up to Hatton, that's for sure.
Unexpected Angles. DeMarcus Corley, a southpaw, kept tagging Mayweather with overhand rights. It forced a shootout, but because Mayweather was the far better technical fighter, throwing shorter, crisper punches, he won the shootout. Incidentally, this is what bothers Mayweather vis-a-vis combination punching — after a series of punches, he can't necessarily detect where the next shot is coming from as easily — but the idea of throwing five-punch combos against Mayweather, as De La Hoya has advocated, is a challenging one. He'll usually have moved out of range or countered by then.
Pressuring Him to the Ropes. Castillo did this better than anyone, using head movement, a high guard, an absolute disregard for any return fire and cutting off the ring. De La Hoya did it with superior size and his jab. Corley did it some by staying busy and confusing Mayweather with angles, which made him back off. Getting Mayweather's back to the ropes doesn't guarantee success; ask Diego Corrales, who would back Mayweather up only to find him gone a fraction of a second later. He's also a pretty good infighter, which means he might trade with you while his back's on the ropes, and he'll win his share of those trades. But it does enhance your chances of connecting compared to having to deal with him in the center of the ring. I do think that when Mayweather says, and I paraphrase, "Everybody who fights me talks about pressure — it isn't working," that he has a point. Pressure by itself isn't even close to enough. Mayweather really learned after the first Castillo fight, improving his results in the rematch, although some blame Castillo for chasing him too much in that second bout.
Starting Fast. Mayweather studies his opponents for a few rounds. That sometimes contributes to him giving those rounds away, although they're often just closer, since Mayweather fighting naturally, on instinct, is good enough to win rounds against almost anyone. See: Judah, De La Hoya, Hatton. The downside of this is that by the time he's lost a few rounds, he's figured you out and your goose is cooked. Still, if you're looking to win a decision, it doesn't hurt to take the rounds that are often most available to a Mayweather opponent, and those are the first several.
Forcing Him To Lead/Countering. At various points in his career when Mayweather has been trying to make a point of being more exciting, he's taken the lead. He's good at it, don't get me wrong, but it's not as natural for him. Judah countered him well early, and broadly over the course of his career, Mayweather's been at his most vulnerable when he's punching. That tendency to get countered is why Mayweather often retreats into a defensive-first mindset; when he does that, countering opportunities evaporate. I wonder what would happen if someone just backed off and stunk out the joint waiting for Mayweather to throw so he could be countered.
Ignoring His Power. Mayweather's not super-powerful, but he's powerful enough that he can hurt most anybody. A significantly bigger fighter, or an iron-chinned type like Castillo, is going to have a much better chance of wading through Mayweather's sharp counter shots and outworking him. It's noteworthy that Mayweather hasn't fought many people naturally bigger than him. I think he realizes he's tapped out as far as optimal size, because he hasn't fought a naturally big welterweight yet, and he knew De La Hoya was on the decline. I'm not saying he wouldn't beat a naturally bigger guy, I just think a naturally bigger guy could take his shots better, is all.
I honestly think it's going to take a fighter being able to do nearly ALL these things to beat Mayweather, assuming he's the same Mayweather from his last fight in 2007. Or, alternately, someone would have to expose some hitherto unrevealed weakness in Mayweather's game. Can Marquez do either or both? We'll explore that tomorrow and later in the week, as well as whether Mayweather is the same as before.


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Address: Crianlarich Station Tearoom, Station Road, Crianlarich, FK20 8QN
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On Foot – Crianlarich is a small village that is located mid-way through the West Highland Way. From the village centre, follow the signs for the Crianlarich Train Station and we are located on the platform.
By Train – Crianlarich is the halfway point of the West Highland Line which links Glasgow and Edinburgh to Oban, Fort William and Mallaig. There are several daily trains and there is also a daily sleeper service from London Euston. The Tearoom is situated on the train station platform so you can step off the train and step into the tearoom!
By Car – Crianlarich is situated on the junction on the A82 and A85.
To get information on train times, visit the Scotrail website.
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A norry or nori (,  , from the French word for lorry) was an improvised rail vehicle service from Cambodia. Lonely Planet describes it as "Cambodia's bamboo train". The trains ran at speeds of up to  on the metre gauge tracks around Battambang and Poipet.  A scheduled service ran by the Government also operates, but is slower at . The rest of the network, originally built by the French colonial government, is largely abandoned, after the Khmer Rouge regime effectively shut it down.  In 2006 the BBC reported that there was only one scheduled service a week and it ran at not much more than walking pace.

By October 2017 the bamboo train was no longer available in the original form due to the resumption of rail service between Poipet and Phnom Penh. However, the bamboo train was rebuilt near Wat Banan in order to cater to the local tourism industry. The relocated site opened in the middle of January 2018.

Origins

Norries had low fares, and were frequent and relatively fast, so they were popular despite their rudimentary design, lack of brakes, the state of the rails (often broken or warped) and the lack of any formal operating system.  Its simple construction and light weight means that a norry could be easily removed from the track – if two meet on the line, the one with the lighter load is removed from the rails and carried round the other. At the end of the line the vehicle would be lifted and turned. In August 2016, Norry has been developed with braking system.

There was precedent for the Norry's popularity. In the 1980s and 1990s, due to the civil war in Cambodia, trains were led by an armed and armoured carriage; the first carriages of the train were flatbeds used as mine sweepers, and travel on these was free for the first carriage and half-price for the second. These options were popular despite the obvious risks.

Norry construction is a cottage industry conducted in trackside villages. It takes around four days to construct one of the vehicles, which have a steel frame overlaid with bamboo slats resting on wheels taken from abandoned tanks. Originally propelled by hand using punt poles, power was later provided by small motorcycle or tractor engines with belt drive direct to the rear axle, delivering top speeds of  or more. Fuel was bought from villages along the route, supplied in glass jars and the flat-bedded vehicles will carry any load that will fit, including people, livestock, motorcycles and rice.

In May 2011 the bamboo train was the only train operating around the Battambang area, which could be observed by the completely overgrown tracks passing through the city. On the outskirts a tourist service operates for $5 per person to a village that has a brick factory. This was overseen by the local Tourist Police. Some families run small shops here where you can buy a cold drink or a "Ride the Battambang Bamboo train" t-shirt.

As late as January 2014 there was still a bamboo train ride in Pursat, which led southeast out of the city for about an hour for a fare of 20,000 ៛ riels (US$5) per person.

Current Operations
In January 2018 the 'new bamboo train' was opened, now located more than  from the city. The line starts near the base of Phnom Banan -- a hill that houses an Angkorian temple -- and ends  down the line at Chhoeuteal commune. Despite concerns that the new bamboo train was no longer 'authentic' and that it was located too far from town, it has been credited with increasing tourism for the province, with Battambang welcoming 670,000 tourists in -- an 8% increase -- in 2018.

See also
 Rail transport in Cambodia
 Railroad speeder
 Draisine
 Taiwanese push car railways

References

External links
Norry Train Station on OpenStreetMap

Rolling stock
Rail transport in Cambodia
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 Kardanantrieb
 Kardangelenk, siehe Kreuzgelenk
 Kardanwelle
 Kardanische Aufhängung

Kardan ist der Familienname folgender Personen:
 Jaleh Kardan (* 1990), iranische Diskuswerferin

Siehe auch:
 Cardan (Begriffsklärung)
 Cardano


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One of the things I love about this restaurant is the engraved tree in the wall on the left hand side as you come in. It's by the waiting area and it's like a family tree with pictures on separate branches. The Nando's Origins story is upstairs as you go to the loo and is very colourful. So enter downstairs, waiting area and kitchen to the left as you come in. Staircase straight ahead, tables underneath with tables round the right and against the wall, leather booths similar to upstairs to the right as well as two long tables for groups. Upstairs to the left about 10-15 mini couple tables or four sweaters all bunched together. This is I front of the tables also.
15 min wait for food which wasn't too bad. Again a quarter chicken mango and lime, sweet mash which was pulverised and flavourless. The chicken was cooked well, the garlic bread fully toasted and this time I did get peri chips like I wanted as when it's mixed with the lemon and herb sauce it creates a new flavour.
Good food, good service, location is okay, free parking after six pm, less than ten minute walk from the overground train station and close to bus terminus also.


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Movie Review – Mechanic, The (2011)
Solid action thriller with Statham doing his usual work – uncompromising, tough and stylish. Ben Foster plays a great foil for Statham's less verbose character, giving the film a fresh antagonism so sorely needed whenever Jason goes up against the bad guys. The plot isn't great, and the characters are petty one dimensional, but the film delivers enough action and violence to keep the guys watching it happy.
Director : Simon West
Year Of Release : 2011
Principal Cast : Jason Statham, Ben Foster, Donald Sutherland, Tony Goldwyn, John McConnell, Mini Andén.
Approx Running Time : 90 Minutes
Synopsis: A lone assassin take on the training of the younger son of one of his victims, only to find the angry, out-of-control young man might just bring his world undone. Cue violence and cool dialogue set in the humid swamps of the bayou.
What we think : Solid action thriller with Statham doing his usual work – uncompromising, tough and stylish. Ben Foster plays a great foil for Statham's less verbose character, giving the film a fresh antagonism so sorely needed whenever Jason goes up against the bad guys. The plot isn't great, and the characters are petty one dimensional, but the film delivers enough action and violence to keep the guys watching it happy.
The arrival of yet another Jason Statham action flick would have less appreciative audiences rolling their collective eyes, I'd imagine. The current hard man of British and Hollywood cinema pumps these kinds of films out with extraordinary regularity, and although there's very little adjustment to Statham's style of role, performance or genre of flick, at least you know what you're going to get when you stick one of his movies into your BluRay player. Much like Sean Connery before him, Statham only ever seems to play the one type of character – tough, uncompromising, with a heart-o-gold, willing with a fist or weapon, and able to deliver those cool one-liners like Arnie used to do in his heyday. He's a known quantity, and while Statham's acting ability consists of about three different emotions (anger, deep anger, and one I call "smiling assassin"), there's something comforting in the knowledge that he's recognized his limitations and simply stuck with a method that works. We're unlikely to see Statham starring in any film based on Shakespeare in the near future, and I'm okay with that as long as he keeps dealing out the violence to the cinematic Bad Guys.
I'm gonna smack you in the balls with my stare.
In The Mechanic, Statham plays Arthur, a "mechanic" who fixes problems – a hitman, if you want – for an organization being paid to kill people. One day, Arthur's forced to kill his mentor Harry (Donald Sutherland) when it's thought Harry's sold the company out. Harry's son, Steve (Ben Foster) in unaware of Arthur's involvement in his father's killing, and seeks to take up the "trade" of being a mechanic with Arthur, going on missions to kill, as a focus for his rage against those he believes killed his father. As Steve's training intensifies, he causes problems for Arthur in that his boss, Dean Sanderson (Tony Goldwyn) is becoming increasingly displeased with the more messy results Arthur is delivering. With Arthur soon coming onto the company's hitlist, and seeking revenge for betraying Harry, both he and Steve team up to take Sanderson down.
If I imparted any more words of wisdom, I'd take up the whole movie!
The Mechanic is a remake – yes, another one – this time of an old Charles Bronson classic, with Statham taking the Bronson role and Ben Foster as the character played by Jan-Michael Vincent, and although the original had a sense of gritty pulp rawness to it, this version goes for the slick, cool approach so many of Statham's projects enjoy. Simon West, the man behind cinematic gems like Con Air, When A Stranger Calls, and most impressively, the original Tomb Raider, helms this low-key action film with a polished, professional approach. I have enjoyed West's films (with the exception of The General's Daughter, which I thought was rubbish) to date, and The Mechanic, while being a fairly generic Action Movie is another success in my book. It's not a blockbuster, and I believe it sank quite quickly out of cinemas here in Australia upon release, but as far as B-grade actioners go, it's decent enough.
If we stay cool enough, maybe they won't hear us!
The story is bog-standard assassin stuff – the assassin with a heart of gold takes the son of one of his targets under his wing, trains him and eventually has to let him go, while the Bad Guy plots his murderous work from on high (in this case, it's Tony Goldwyn in an office tower) to make a lot of money. The Mechanic remains bereft of new ideas or anything resembling creative drive, as it stumbles through this paint-by-numbers narrative; you can see where this film is going long before it gets there, and jaded film buffs like me could have simply shrugged and dismissed this film as another triviality, but I don't think that's right. This isn't a film pretending to be something it's not. The Mechanic knows exactly what it's delivering, and simply does it. No fat, no wiffle, no deviation. There's Bad Guys, Good Guys, and our leading men. That's it. Expecting anything else is just setting yourself up for failure, so those making disparaging remarks about this film would perhaps be best served if they simply lowered their expectations to the level this film delivers. It's not rocket science. Characters never grow or alter, there's only the slightest of narrative arcs for Foster's character (you expect Statham to… what, emote?) and the genre cliche's come thick and fast in a parade of bullets, blood and fisticuffs. I should note, Foster out-acts everyone else in this film, even the woefully overdone cameo by Donald Sutherland (who seems to be playing a cliche of himself anyway these days), and it's he, not Statham, who elevates this film beyond its simple origins.
Price of gas is too high anyways…
West directs the action well enough, although I tend to think he's a little generic in his visual style from time to time. The Mechanic doesn't go for flashy camera angles or dizzying editing for the sake of it – like Statham himself, it's perfunctory, simple and classy. Mark Isham delivers a typically thump-thump action score, and that, too, is as generic as they come. Plenty of percussion, synthesized strings and very Hans Zimmer-esque melodic styling, Isham's score is appropriate yet unremarkable. The film has a wonderful production design, uses its locations well, and draws us into this world with relative ease, even if we're not going to be there for long. Yes, The Mechanic could easily be summed up in all its aspects with one simple word: serviceable.
About the only cool Matrix shot in the whole film….
It's not remarkable, has very few major money-shots or large scale set-pieces (although an assassination involving a garbage truck is particularly well done), and has a story you could cut and paste into a hundred other assassin films and not make one iota of difference. Yet it's fun to watch, the kind of Sunday afternoon film you could enjoy without having to bother remembering anything about it when it's done. And sometimes, that's all a film needs to be.
What others have said about The Mechanic:
Sam over at Duke & The Movies was underwhelmed: "I suppose what made "The Mechanic" an uneven and unsatisfying action-thriller is the fact no one takes any responsibility for their actions (everyone just kills and no consequences are executed)."
The guys over at Flixchatter compared a few Hollywood remakes with the originals, and gave this assessment of The Mechanic; "This updated version decided to up ante on the action and violence level but have non of the intelligence of the original."
Nostro over at MyFilmViews sums it up like this: "This movie offered exactly what I was expecting from a Jason Statham vehicle, lots of action performed in style."
And finally, Aiden over at Cut The Crap had this to say about the Charles Bronson original: "When The Mechanic picks up, it's pretty entertaining and it's got some pretty insano car crashes the likes of which you never see in movies any more, but by the same token, a remake could actually do this baby some good"
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Custard says:
I must admit, I enjoyed this more than I wanted to.
The one intense scene with Foster did it for me. He is a great actor!
Nice to see you do the 2Mil dude
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I've long held the opinion that Foster will at some point snag himself an Oscar. I await that day eagerly. How he didn't score one for The Messenger is beyond my comprehension…..
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Bulletproof or Full of Loopholes?
Review your contracts and liability releases and make sure they're clear, concise and current.
By Tricia Schafer, JD
When was the last time you reviewed the documents you require your facility's clients to sign? I'll use a personal experience as an example of how important this is.
I started my personal training business in 2003. With 9 years of law practice under my belt at the time, I capably prepared all my contracts, waivers, health history questionnaires and related documents. Bulletproof? Of course. Overkill? Probably. But since most of my clients are lawyers and judges, none of them balked. For years, I simply emailed the forms to prospective clients, who completed them prior to their first session.
I recently dusted off my nearly decade-old paperwork. Reading it was a workout in itself. In the course of an hour, I cut the number of pages in half. Many small details had become inapplicable. For instance, I had shifted my entire business to my home studio, so reference to the "rules of the [third-party] fitness facility" had become unnecessary. Given the reliable and professional clientele I had developed, the $25 penalty for "bounced checks" was insulting. Fax numbers have nearly become obsolete. And did I really need three contact telephone numbers and physician information for every client? I had been reflexively sending out this paperwork, year after year. No one complained, but I think my new paperwork makes a much better first impression.
What kind of impression are your contracts and liability releases making? Are you doing too much or too little?
Trim and Tailor Your Paperwork
Scaling down your paperwork and tailoring it to your business means that members are more apt to read it from top to bottom. The agreement's "fine print" is important, and people need to understand it. A clear, concise, understandable release and waiver, in a readable font, prominently displayed in the documentation, sends clients and members the message that they are entering into a business arrangement with you as an equal partner, and that they should evaluate their options responsibly.
Agreements between facilities and clients are generally considered "adhesion contracts." An adhesion contract is a "standard-form contract prepared by one party, to be signed by another party in a weaker position, usually a consumer, who adheres to the contract with little choice about the terms" (Garner 2009). While courts closely scrutinize adhesion contracts if disputes arise, the contracts generally are enforceable unless the court determines that they are unconscionable. An unconscionable contract is considered unfair or oppressive because of procedural abuses when the contract was signed or substantive abuses relating to the terms of the contract, particularly if those terms violate the reasonable expectations of the parties.
Therefore, it is critical that your clients know what they are signing. Two recent court decisions illustrate the importance of these principles.
In Hazelwood v. L.A. Fitness (Calif. Ct. App. 2011), the client injured himself while using a "stretch trainer machine." He sued the facility for negligence and the machine's manufacturer for product liability. The facility moved to dismiss based upon the release the client had signed at the time he joined. The release provided that the client "agreed to assume full responsibility for risks of injury"; the client "agreed to hold [the facility] harmless from all liability to [him] on account of injury to [him] or his property, whether caused by the active or passive negligence of [the facility]"; and the client "acknowledged that use of the facility involved risks of injury," including "injuries arising from use of exercise equipment and machines."
The client contended that he did not have his glasses with him at the time he signed the agreement, so he had not read the release; that no one at the facility pointed the release out to him when he joined; and that the agreement was unconscionable because the release was too broad.
The court rejected these arguments, and the facility prevailed. The court explained that there was nothing unconscionable about how the contract was executed. In fact, the client had 3 days after signing to cancel it; thus he had ample opportunity to read it with his glasses on. The court reiterated that a client cannot invalidate a contract simply by claiming that he failed to read it.
The court found the release to be "clear, unambiguous, and broad in scope." As the court explained, "Injury sustained while using the stretch trainer, whether or not [it] was the result of poor maintenance or improper assembly of the equipment, was a risk reasonably related to the use of the exercise facility and the use of the equipment, so it was encompassed in the release." The court further stated that clients have a wide range of choices in fitness facilities, that they are not required to join a facility and that "many recreational activities available to the public would become too costly if release provisions were not enforced."
Strong Language, Stronger Protection
Periodic review of paperwork also gives you an opportunity to strengthen language designed to protect your facility. In Mellon v. Crunch Gym, 2011 NY Slip Op. 51289 (Kings County, New York), a loophole in a release made that facility's protection largely ineffective.
In Mellon, a client sued both the facility and her trainer after she injured herself while performing an exercise under the trainer's supervision. Her original trainer of 2 years had recently resigned, and in the second session with the new trainer, the client fell while performing plyometrics on a step bench. Among other things, she contended that the new trainer had provided insufficient instruction, pushed her beyond her physical capabilities and spotted her ineffectively. She also asserted claims against the facility for negligent hiring and supervision.
The client had signed a membership agreement and a separate personal trainer agreement, containing both a covenant not to sue and a release from liability arising out of facility use and membership activities. The facility moved to dismiss based upon this documentation.
These documents provided that the facility and its trainers would be held harmless "except if such accident or injury is the result of the negligence of the club, its agents, or its employees." This exception swung the door wide open for evidence about purported negligence.
At pretrial depositions, the client testified that she had attempted to perform the exercise as instructed, but it was beyond her fitness level and was inherently dangerous. The trainer admitted that he had not reviewed the client's paperwork or talked with her former trainer prior to working with her, but that he believed the exercise was appropriate. Based upon these facts, the court rejected the facility's arguments and found the release to be ineffective, at least at the pretrial stage.
The court explained: "Whether or not [Trainer] accurately assessed [Client] and if the "exercise was appropriate for someone at her fitness level, given the circumstances, are facts for the jury to decide." In short, the release had failed. Liability releases should be a slam-dunk defense to any litigation brought by a client. To compound the matter, the facility had failed to retain the client's signed release. Though the client did not deny signing all the paperwork, a key piece of evidence had been inexplicably lost.
Keep these principles in mind as you review your contracts and releases. Be advised that laws vary from state to state, so consulting with an attorney in your jurisdiction is recommended.
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Garner, B. 2009. Black's Law Dictionary (9th ed.). Eagan, MN: West Publishing.
Tricia Schafer, JD
Tricia Schafer, JD, is both an attorney and a certified personal fitness trainer. As the manager of Starting Now Fitness in Phoenix, Arizona, Tricia helps clients meet their fitness goals. As an attorney at Falbe Law PLLC, she counsels clients on reducing liability exposure and represents them in litigation and alternative dispute resolution.
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CHILD SUPPORT AGENCY (CSA) HAS HIT A RECORD HIGH
Child maintenance is financial support paid to the parent that has day-to-day care of the child. The fee helps towards a child's everyday living costs when the parents have separated and applicable for children that are under 16 years of age, or under 20 and in full-time education.
The parent who doesn't have day-to-day care of the child (the 'paying parent') pays child maintenance to the parent or person who does (the 'receiving parent').
Child maintenance is often arranged through the Child Support Agency (CSA) who is dealing with a record high number of applications, the Government has claimed.
4 in 5 parents involved with the CSA now pay for their children voluntarily, according to statistics from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP). Meanwhile, the number of unwilling parents who have had child support deducted directly from their earnings has fallen by 20% over the last five years.
Work and Pensions Minister Steve Webb said:
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Light contains energy, which we normally feel as heat, but some materials can transform this energy into an electric current instead. Solar panels take advantage of this property and use photovoltaic cells made of substances, such as silicon, which can cause the conversion to happen.
Wires running through the cell take the electricity from the cell and back to the house, or battery, to be used as a power source.
Silicon is actually a poor conductor, but it's a good substrate, or holder, for better conductors. In a typical photovoltaic cell, two layers of silicon, one doped with a negatively charged substance, the other with a more positive material.
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A welcoming pool particularly suitable to children, where they can play safely and have fun under the constant vigilance of our pool attendant/lifeguard so that parents can relax and maybe enjoy the whirlpool, without worrying about their kids.
You will be able to try out both traditional regional Romagna cuisine and international fare in our spacious, comfortable dining room, where you can take advantage of a wide choice of both fish and meat dishes, in a relaxing and cool environment. You'll also be pleasantly surprised by our pastry chef's wonderful desserts.
The expertise of our chefs is especially evident in the attention paid to our young guests; a children's menu is available every day so that every meal is a happy event.
And finally for a replenishing morning wake up, there's a rich Breakfast Buffet where you can help yourself to both sweet and savoury goodies with coffee, cappuccino, home-made cakes and biscuits all prepared by our pastry chef.