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Welcome to the official website of author and professor Ian Ayres.
Acadium Scholar
I've just help launched a new website, AcadiumScholar.org.
You can go to the site, enter a score, and it will quickly tell you the
states where your score would have qualified you as a National Merit semifinalist.
The site also offers to certify qualified students based on a national standard of merit. If you represent and warrant to us that you received a PSAT score meeting the minimum cutoff in at least one state, we'll give you the right to describe yourself as an "Acadium Scholar."
Belfort Victims Fund
I've launched the Belfort Victims Fund, which helps viewers of The Wolf of Wall St donate to the restitution fund for Belfort's victims. Just as some consumers embrace the idea of carbon-neutral consumption by buying carbon credits, some moviegoers might prefer an "exploitation-neutral" way to consume the The Wolf of Wall Street.
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I've launched a free iPhone app, called Secondhand
Holidays which (as described in this
Freakonomics post) will alert you when unusual moments of celebration
are about to occur:
If you liked "500 Days of Summer," you might enjoy telling your boyfriend or girlfriend when you've been in a relationship for 100 million seconds (after 3.17 years).If you want, the app will also calculate "secondhand" holidays for Facebook friends that you select. Because of this feature, I now know that next week will be a billion seconds since my friendBetsy's graduation from Indiana University (about 32 years ago). The app makes it easy to send to a friend an email, text, or Facebook message about an upcoming holiday. Using the app, I was able to text my nephew the exact moment when his twin toddlers will be a million minutes old (when they're 1.9 years old). The app also lets you easily create calendar events for any of the holidays and, if you want will even warn you 7 days in advance. Here is our Facebook page.
A Seven-Step Diet plan:
The $500 DIET: Weight Loss for People Who Are Committed to Change. Read an Excerpt.
Free iTunes Audio Download.
Would you rather lose a pound next week or $500? Most people given the
choice would find it pretty easy to take off a pound. This simple insight
is the key to a seven-step plan, The $500 Diet, that can guide you to sustained
weight loss. Most diet books obsess about what you should put in your mouth.
But information is not the problem. You already know that to lose weight
you need to eat a bit less or exercise a bit more.
The $500 Diet is a different kind of diet plan, because it doesn't tell you how much to eat or exercise. You are smart enough—with the help of the Internet and dozens of dieting books—to figure that out. What's unique about The $500 Diet is that it works on another dimension. It lets you change your own incentives to lose weight. New York Times best-selling author, Ian Ayres, tells you about his own struggles with weight loss, and lays out advice for how you can use commitment contracts to safely lose 10 percent of your body weight. You'll learn about his seven-step plan to a happier and lighter you. Most important, Ayres tells you what you should do to keep it off. Most diet books are written by physicians and scientists, but Ayres is a contract lawyer and an economist who uses the tools of his crafts to help you change how much you want to eat. If you are serious about losing weight, The $500 Diet provides a simple tool that can help you commit to a healthier life. Kindle Download. Free iTunes Audio Download.
Ian's Latest Book:
CARROTS and STICKS: Unlock the Power of Incentives to Get Things Done.
Could you lose weight if you put $20,000 at risk? Would you finally set up your billing software if it meant that your favorite charity would earn a new contribution? Carrot and Sticks describes the fascinating new science of rewards and punishments—to help people and organizations meet their personal and professional goals.
Ian Ayres' Carrots & Sticks slideshow presentation from YLSITG on Vimeo.
Ian co-founded a website to help you stickK to your goals:
Also published in 2010:
LIFECYCLE INVESTING: A New, Safe, and Audacious Way to Improve the Performance of Your Retirement Portfolio.
This book shows a new way to invest that can safely improve the size of your retirement portfolio by 60%. The big idea is time diversification. Lifecycle Investing teaches you how to better spread risk over time.
Also by Ian: New York Times Best-Seller: SUPER CRUNCHERS: WHY THINKING-BY-NUMBERS IS THE NEW WAY TO BE SMART.
The book that shows that a new thinking by the numbers--analyzing millions of bytes of information--provides people with greater insight into human behavior and allows them to predict the future with staggeringly accurate results.


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The age of antibiotics is over. It's history. There are no more patented chemical antibiotics in the pipeline. The drug companies have all but abandoned antibiotics research, leaving humanity to suffer the fate of a wave of drug-resistant bacteria -- superbugs -- that the drug companies actually helped create.
The industry is down to one last-ditch chemical: colistin, a toxic bug-killing chemical discovered in 1949. It kills superbugs, but it also causes kidney damage. So if you're infected with a superbug in a hospital, you can choose to either die from an infection, or die from the cure.
...There's a lot of that going on in medicine these days, it seems...
Nearly all antibiotics are now obsolete
In the last 34 years, Big Pharma has only come up with two new classes of antibiotics. Both are now obsolete. And the drug companies are walking away from the research needed to produce new antibiotics even as they run television ads claiming they "put patients first."
"Last year, Pfizer, the world's biggest drug company, closed its Connecticut antibiotics research center, laying off 1,200 workers," reports the Washington Post (http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/nih-superbug-ou...). "The company said it was moving the operation to Shanghai. ...Pfizer is struggling to open the Chinese facility and has largely abandoned antibiotics."
It turns out that drugs for erectile dysfunction, baldness or cholesterol are ten times more profitable than antibiotics. So while a wave of drug-resistant bacteria burns through our hospitals, killing patients by the tens of thousands, Big Pharma is far more interested in making sure some middle-aged guy on statin drugs can still get an erection. There are more profits to be had, after all, in giving people boners rather than cures.
The Last Antibiotic: Drug Companies Run Out of Weapons Against the Very Same Superbugs They Helped Create
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We would all like to believe that we are good communicators. We have probably all had situations arise where we have discovered that we are not quite as good as we think we are. I recently had an experience that made me realize that adopting the receivers perspective can make you a much better communicator. [...]
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Originally posted 05/07/2013 10:30AM
Few people could understand what the three women rescued this week from apparent captivity in Cleveland must have gone through better than Jaycee Dugard.
Abducted herself in 1991 at age 11 and held captive for 18 years, Dugard is cautioning the public to give these women time and space to begin healing. At the same time, she adds, the women's survival shows the power of human resolve.
"These individuals need the opportunity to heal and connect back into the world. This isn't who they are. It is only what happened to them," Dugard tells PEOPLE in a statement.
Originally posted 03/13/2012 01:00PM
These days, Jaycee Dugard rides horses. Working with the animals is therapeutic, even confidence-boosting, she says.
"You have to be very sure of yourself when you're riding," she tells ABC News's Diane Sawyer in an interview airing Tuesday (6:30 p.m. ET). "You don't want to have any doubts in your mind because they'll sense that."
It's a motto that seems to have a deeper meaning for Dugard, who was kidnapped in 1991 when she was 11 years old and held captive for 18 years by Phillip and Nancy Garrido.
Originally posted 03/10/2012 11:05AM
They were simple words but resonated loudly.
"My name is Jaycee Dugard, and I want to say that because for a long time I wasn't able to say my name and so it feels good," the soft-spoken woman told the crowd at an awards ceremony Friday night in New York. "I am truly honored to be here tonight with these amazing women who have done and been through so much more than me."
Dugard, 31, who had been kidnapped at age 11 and held prison for 18 years, appeared at her first public event since her ordeal.
Originally posted 09/22/2011 04:20PM
Kidnapping victim Jaycee
Dugard is suing the U.S. government, saying federal authorities should have been more closely monitoring Phillip Garrido, the man who abducted her.
Garrido, a convicted rapist who was on parole when he kidnapped Dugard in 1991, held her captive for 18 years.
Though parole agents were supposed to be supervising Garrido at his home in Antioch, Calif., from 1991 to 1999, they never detected Dugard's presence there during that time, the complaint states. Dugard, 31, who gave birth to two of Garrido's children during the years she was held captive, was not freed until 2009.
Originally posted 07/14/2011 11:15AM
Several disturbing home videos of young children frolicking in public, made by Jaycee Dugard's abductors two decades ago, have been released by the El Dorado County district attorney's office as part of an attempt to prevent similar tragedies from happening in the future.
Two clips feature young children playing in public in the late '80s or early '90s, California's Mountain Democrat reports.
One shows Phillip Garrido playing a guitar and singing in park, although the camera is focused on the kids playing in the background.
Originally posted 07/11/2011 09:10AM
It has been nearly two years since Jaycee Dugard was rescued 18 years after her abduction by a sex offender, but the 31-year-old's incredible story of survival is just as moving and powerful.
Diane Sawyer agrees.
"Everything she says makes you stop and examine yourself and your life," the news anchor, whose exclusive interview with Dugard aired Sunday on a two-hour ABC Primetime special, told PEOPLE for the July 18 issue. "She will astonish you."
Asked if Dugard was emotional during the interview, Sawyer, 65, said she saw "lots of different moods, and when she goes back in time, you can see it in her eyes, you can see it in her face: She remembers with such vivid clarity what it was like to be 11, in this nightmare … What you see moving through her eyes is unforgettable."
– Caroline Slutsky
Originally posted 07/07/2011 06:00PM
Three years into her captivity, Jaycee Dugard went into labor with her first child – a frightening experience compounded by the fact that she didn't understand what was happening to her.
"I didn't know I was in labor," Dugard, now 31, tells ABC News's Diane Sawyer in an exclusive, two-hour interview to air on Sunday's Primetime. "I was still … locked [in] at the time. Just scared."
Dugard lost 18 years of her life when she was kidnapped in 1991 at age 11 by Phillip and Nancy Garrido.
In addition to the Sawyer interview, she has published a detailed story of her ordeal, the book A Stolen Life, excerpts from which appear exclusively in this week's PEOPLE.
Originally posted 07/06/2011 08:00AM
The memories are vividly clear for Jaycee Dugard. From the day she was kidnapped by Phillip Garrido in June 1991 to her miraculous rescue 18 years later, Dugard's will to survive never faltered.
PEOPLE has covered her kidnapping, years of captivity in Antioch, Calif., her tearful reunion with her family and the revelation that years of sexual abuse resulted in two pregnancies, the first when she was only 14.
PEOPLE's latest issue has exclusive excerpts from the now 31-year-old's memoir, A Stolen Life.
Originally posted 06/02/2011 08:30PM
With her abductors pleading guilty and sentenced to life in prison, the details are finally coming out about the fear and pain that the then-11-year-old Jaycee Dugard endured during her kidnapping.
Dugard, now 31, described her ordeal in testimony before a grand jury last September, and on Thursday the court released a heavily redacted transcript. But even in the shortened form, the transcript's account – the first to be made public – is chilling.
Originally posted 06/02/2011 02:10PM
Jaycee Dugard broke her silence about her 18 years in captivity, lashing out at her abductors in a statement read in court Thursday by her mother.
"I chose not to be here today because I refuse to waste another second of my life in your presence," she said in the remarks read at the sentencing for Phillip and Nancy Garrido. "Everything you ever did was wrong and I hope one day you will see that."
"I hated every day for 18 years," the statement continues. "You stole my life and that of my family."
As she read, Dugard's mother Terry Probyn became increasingly upset. Her voice got louder until she finally shouted, "I hate you … for the torment you put my family through!"
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Situated north of Fréjus (20 km), the Pays de Fayence mountains are home of Bagnols en Forêt, an old Provencal village, boasting a rich cultural and historic heritage.The peaceful little village is typical of Provence with its narrow streets, ancient small churches and superb chestnut trees providing shade on the church square... 6 km from St Paul en Forêt, 20 km from St Raphael and 25 km from Draguignan.Environment : Country setting, on the edge of the village with open views over the vally. 5 mn walk to the village.PLACES TO VISIT: Fayence. 15 km. Much visited hill top fortified village, between sea and mountains and surrounded by picturesque Provencal countryside. Also renowned for its gliding centre, often considered the best in Europe.Callian. 15 km. Small but charming medieval village with its own castle and winding streets. Starting place for many hikes and walks.Fréjus. 17 km. Seaside resort, ancient military port and Roman city, with a rich and impressive historical and architectural heritage. Some stunning scattered Roman remains can still be seen including one of the largest amphitheatres from Gallic times and a Roman theatre still in use for summer events.Seillans. 20 km. Delightful hill top village and one of the most beautiful villages in France. Its medieval centre with a maze of narrow cobbled streets, shaded squares and ancient fountains overlooks a wonderful countryside. The village also boasts a castle and lovely church. Home to many artists.THINGS TO DO: Golf du Domaine de Terre Blanche, Tourrettes. 15 km. Golf course. 18 holes Par 72 - 6616m. One of the most beautiful golf courses in Europe, designed to host professional tournaments and featuring long par 4s. Magnificent views of the hillside villages and oak forests.St Cassien lake. 20 km. Beautiful lake with clean water and small beaches, and lovely place for windsurfing and other watersports. Ideal to cool off on a hot day!Aqualand, Fréjus. 20 km. Waterpark. Fantastic waterpark with a great number of water rides for the whole family, including the largest wave pool in Europe and the huge Twin-Twister water slide. Not for the faint hearted!Les Grottes de St Cézaire, St Cézaire sur Siagne. 30 km. Discovered in 1890 by a local farmer whilst working his land. Full of fantastic formations including draperies, stalactites and stalagmites. Spectacular underground landscapes.FURTHER AFIELD: Grasse. 35 km. Fascinating historic town and world's perfume capital. Explore the delightful narrow streets or go on one of the factory tours offered by some of the most famous perfume houses.Flayosc. 35 km. Pretty town with typical Provencal streets and great views from the church out across the vineyards.Cannes. 45 km. Beachside resort with its large promenade, chic boutiques, restaurants, bars, shops and festivals including the famous Cannes film festival in May each year. A walk along the "Croisette", harbour and sandy beaches is a must.Gorges du Verdon. 65 km. Europe's largest river canyon and one of France's greatest natural wonder with twisting narrow roads, dramatic scenery, awesome views but also lofty little villages and chapels clinging to the rocks. THE place for climbing, rafting, canyoning, kayaking...HOW TO GET THERE: Low cost flights from UK to Nice (50 mn), Marseille (1 hr 45mn).
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Hazardous child labour is defined by Article 3 (d) of ILO Convention concerning the Prohibition and Immediate Action for the Elimination of the Worst Forms of Child Labour, 1999 (No. 182) as:
(d) work which, by its nature or the circumstances in which it is carried out, is likely to harm the health, safety or morals of children.
More specifically, hazardous child labour is work in dangerous or unhealthy conditions that could result in a child being killed, or injured and/or made ill as a consequence of poor safety and health standards and working arrangements. Some injuries or ill health may result in permanent disability. Often health problems caused by working as a child labour may not develop or show up until the child is an adult.
Yemen: Child labor – The Shame of a Nation – Yemen Post
While Yemenis pride themselves for their family values, hundred of thousands of families across the country continue to rely on their children to bring an extra income, to the detriment of their education, well being and development. And while the issue has been plaguing Yemen as far as memory can stretch, all agree that no modernRead the Rest…
Laos: Report Recommends Tightening Laws on Child Labor – Prensa Latina
22 de enero de 2013, 10:03Vientiane, Jan 22 (Prensa Latina) An official report about child labor in Laos recommended strengthening the legal policies to benefit around 170,000 minors that are still exposed to those conditions. Research that began in …..
Yemen: Child labor continues to be an issue – ILO Report
International Labour Organization – ILO – issued a report on Tuesday which established the number of child labourers in Yemen -the poorest and most populous country of the Arabian Peninsula – to 1,3 million, about 17 percent of the country's 7.7 …..
Morocco: Child Labor: Rape and Exploitation – Morocco World News
Child domestic servitude leaves children, especially girls, at risk of exploitation and abuse, including rape. The situation of child labor and maids should be opened for discussion without any feeling of …www.moroccoworldnews.com/…/child-labor-rape-and-exploit…
USA-Utah: Labor Department Finds Pecan Farm In Compliance With Child Labor Laws In Utah – KUTV
Because the pecans picked during the harvest could have been in violation with child labor laws, the bags of pecans picked by the polygamist children were held as "hot goods." The shipments were voluntarily held by the ranch known as Southern…
Liberia: Labor Minister Troubled Over Child Labor, Trafficking…Says Liberia's Image At Stake – AllAfrica
Labor Minister Varbah Gayflor Monday (Dec 17) expressed concerned over reports of increasing child labor and trafficking practices in the country and stated that the Ministry will intensify efforts of awareness in 2013 to salvage the situation …See a…
Philippines: Study reveals 24% of workers in oil palm plantations are children – CTUHR
In time with the celebration of Children's month, The Center for Trade Union and Human Rights presented to the public yesterday October 4, the findings of its research on child labor in oil palm plantations in Caraga revealing that 24% of workers in the said industry are children between 5-17 years old.
India: 16 Child labourers rescued from embroidery units – Times of India
SURAT: Labor department rescued 16 child laborers from different Jari and Embroidery units located in Bhathena, Anjana and Bharatnagar area of the city . All the boys were brought in from Khagadia of Bihar and were being exploited by unit owners.See al…
Uzbekistan: Uzbek government breaks promise to end child labor in cotton fields – Washington Times
TASHKENT, Uzbekistan — Uzbekistan's prime minister pledged last month to end child labor in the country's cotton fields. But as the harvest season gets under way, human rights activists say children as young as 13 are being put to work under …
Brazil: Child Labor Drops; 704,000 Children Still Working – Prensa Latina
Brasilia, Sep 21 (Prensa Latina) Child labor in Brazil decreased 23.5 percent from 2009 to 2011, but nearly 704,000 children between the ages of five and 13 are still working, according to data released by the Brazilian ….
USA-Washington: Nailed on wage theft, child labor; Feds crack down on local violators – Wash St Dept of Labor and Industries
Wage theft, child labor — Feds crack down on local violators Wage and hour laws, along with other employment standards, are on the books to ensure workers …nailed.lni.wa.gov/post/31067977505
Philippines: 13-year-old Filipino wins Intl Children's Peace Prize – Business Mirror
Kesz received the award for his efforts to improve the rights of street children in the Philippines, "where more than 246,000 street children are subjected to abuse, violence and child labor," said a news release from the foundation. "Many of the…
USA-Nebraska: Valentine auction sale barn hit with 26 child labor violations – Record
The Department of Labor opened an investigation of the sale barn that October and discovered 26 violations of the child labor laws. The sale barn allowed five minors to herd cattle, employed three youths under the legal age of employment, employed …S…
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The central issues when dealing with breach of contract are: (1) is there a breach, (2) if so, what type of term was breached (warranty/condition), (3) what is the remedy.
A contract can be breached without any fault on the offending party. When a breach does occur a party may seek damages and, if the term breached was a condition, the right to terminate the contract altogether. The approach taken by the courts to the classification of terms discloses important policy considerations: is it better to make parties stick it out or should a right to terminate be easily available? The courts look not only at the type of term broken but at the consequences of the breach but generally the law does recognise a wider right of termination than other jurisdictions. If the right of termination does arise it is for the innocent party to elect whether they wish to exercise it; the right can be lost if the party is inactive for too long or gives counter-indications. It is important to note that a breach of contract can occur before the time for performance, this is known as an anticipatory breach. An example would be where one party tells the other that they will not be able to perform at the allotted time. This may give rise to a right to terminate immediately or alternatively the innocent party may simply continue with their performance and the breaching party will be required to pay them the price agreed.
A breach of contract is a failure to perform a promise without a lawful excuse. The breach can take many forms such as an express refusal to perform, defective performance, perfect performance but late, or incapacitating oneself from performing i.e. disposing of the goods that are meant to be transferred under the contract. A lawful excuse for non-performance would be frustration (where it is impossible to perform due to extraneous causes) or perhaps where the non-performance is non-payment, because the goods were defective.
The fact that breach of contract doesn't require fault (and is 'strict' liability in that sense) has been criticised as unfair on the defaulting party. For example, in a situation where A has a duty to transfer goods to B but A has not yet received the goods from X, because X has been lazy. It is arguably unfair to impose liability on A as it is not their fault that goods have not been transferred. In that situation, however, B could sue A who in turn could sue X, so as long as X is solvent A should recover their money. The situation is worse if, rather than a lazy third party, the reason why A does not have the goods is because they sank on a ship in a storm. In that case A is liable (unless they can argue that the contract has been frustrated) and has no third party to pursue for an indemnity. It is, however, possible to provide clauses in contracts dealing with unforeseeable events called force majeure. Whether liability for breach is strict ultimately depends on the term that is breached. If the term says "the goods must be delivered by 8am", any failure to do so will be a breach. On the other hand if the contract says "best/reasonable endeavors must be made to deliver the goods by 8am", then as long as the deliverer has tried their best there will not be a breach.
Most good contracts will contain a termination clause which makes clear when the right to terminate will arise. In contracts where there is no such term, the law provides a right of termination. This right of termination depends on how the term is classified. The classification of a term as a warranty or condition is usually a matter of law, whereas in cases where an innominate (aka intermediate) term is concerned the courts will look at the facts of the case and the seriousness of the breach in order to determine whether a right to terminate arises.
Breach of a condition gives rise to a right of termination. It is important to note that the word 'condition' is often used in cases and sometimes contracts to mean the same thing as a 'term' (just like 'warranty' is unused in a non-technical sense as well). There are three ways a term can be classified as a condition:
The courts,
The parties themselves.
There are few examples of statutory specifications of whether a term is a condition. In the Sale of Goods Act 1979 the implied terms that goods must match description, must be of satisfactory quality and fit for purpose, and must correspond with the sample if a sale by sample are conditions (s12(5A), 13(2), 14(6), 15(3)). Section 15A(1) makes clear hat where the buyer is not a consumer and the breach is so slight that it would be unreasonable to allow termination, breaches of ss13-15 will be treated as a breach of warranty. The object of this provision is to prevent buyers from rejecting goods on technical grounds. For example, in Arcos v E A Ronaasen and Son [1933] AC 470, the parties contracted for the sale of timber cut to a ? inch thickness. The buyers alleged that there was a breach because the timber was 9/16 thickness. HL held that they were entitled to reject the goods as "A ton does not mean about a ton, or a yard about a yard. Still less when you descend to minute measurements does ? inch mean about ? inch". This was so even though the HL was aware that the only reason why the buyer wanted to reject the goods was because there had been a fall in the price of timber since the contract and he could but it cheaper from elsewhere. Section 15A adopts a different philosophy. It is possible for the parties to contract out of 15A(1): s15A(2).
The easiest way to create a condition is for the parties themselves to classify a term as such. Where a trivial breach is intended to be a breach of condition it is important for the parties make their intention clear. In Schuler v Wickman Machine Tool Sales [1974] AC 235, the appellants were a German company who manufactured machine tools which were sold exclusively by the respondent in the UK. The contract provided - in Clause 7 - that "it shall be a condition of this Agreement that" the respondent would make a total of 1400 weekly visits to customers who had bought Schuler products during the duration of the contract. At first the respondent failed to make many visits, then there was a slight improvement but still a considerable number of failures. After some correspondence Schuler wrote to the respondent terminating the contract. There was a clause in the contract - Clause 11 - stating that 12 months notice to end the contract is required and can only be if there has been a material breach with 60 days given to remedy it. The respondent argued that the applicant could only end the agreement in accordance with Clause 11, whereas the applicant argued that Clause 7 was a condition and any breach gave rise to automatic right of termination. The court considered whether Clause 11 prevented the contract from being ended except as provided. It was argued that this could not be the case as Clause 11 was not comprehensive and, for example, didn't cover anticipatory breach as well as the fact that Clause 11 didn't provide for situation where the breach could not be remedied within 60 days. As such, it was contended, Clause 11 was not intended to be a comprehensive statement covering all and any eventuality which might bring the contract to an end, thus it was possible for the contract to end by immediate termination. The court held that Clause 11 was in fact intended to apply to all material breaches, including a breach of Clause 7, as long as these breaches were remediable. The question was whether a breach of Clause 7 was capable of being remedied; if not it did not fall within Clause 11 and the appellant was free to end the contract through immediate termination. The court considered the use of the word "condition" in Clause 7 and held that it did not simply mean term, there was intended to be some emphasis, but how much emphasis was the question. The court said that the failure to make visits was not itself a fundamental breach but it is possible that Clause 7 meant that any breach would give rise to a right of termination. The emphasis placed on the word 'condition' was to be understood taking the contract as a whole. The more unreasonable the result the less likely that it is the parties would have intended it to be a condition.
The HL held that it was likely that for whatever reason, there would be some weeks when the respondent could not make a visit i.e. because the respondents were sick or perhaps the recipients of their visit would be unable to receive them that week. In addition, when read in conjunction with Clause 11, the proper interpretation seems to be that no breach would give rise to an automatic right of termination and this right would only be permitted if the breach could not be remedied within 60days. As such, the appellant was wrong to terminate the contract when they did.
There is no doubt that the parties could stipulate Clause 7 as a term if they wanted to, regardless of whether it was unreasonable. The decisive factors for the Lords was the presence of Clause 11. It is easy to understand how a clause like 11 operates in simple facts such as a delivery of defective goods, all that is needed in that case is to deliver satisfactory goods and the problem is remedied. However, it is more difficult to understand how a problem such as that in this case can be remedied. The failure to visit the companies happened in the past and nothing can be done to sure that, all that can be done to 'remedy' the problem is to not miss future appointments. This was sufficient in the Lords' opinions to constitute a remedy. Thus since the breach of Clause 7 could be remedied, this brought the facts of the breach within Clause 11 and the appellant had to comply with the requirements under that clause.
In Lombard North central v Butterworth [1987] QB 527, C leased computers to D for 5 yrs. The contract stated that "time is of the essence" in respect of payment of quarterly rent was very important as well as stating that breach of this clause gave a right of termination and a right to claim all arrears & future payments that would have been due. The D fell into arrears and after giving due notice C repossessed the computers and brought an action for arrears and future payments. The court of appeal held that the clause permitting recuperation of arrears and future payments was invalid because it was a penalty clause but allowed the arrears and future installments to be claimed as damages at common law for the defendant's breach of contract. The court laid out some propositions:
Where a breach goes to the root of the contract the injured party can elect termination. The parties are free from any ongoing obligations.
The injured party can then claim compensation for the breach before the contract was ended and the loss of opportunity to receive the performance of the promisor's outstanding obligations.
It is possible to make any term a condition through drafting and any breach will give rise to termination.
This decision, though no doubt correct, has been considered harsh but it permits a party to stipulate any breach, however minor, as giving rise to a right of repudiation and damages not only for the breach but for loss of future payments. An important aspect of the case is the autonomy given to parties to nominate terms as conditions: freedom of contract prevails.
Breach of a warranty only gives rise to a claim in damages. A term can be classified as a warranty the same ways as a term is classified as a condition. The Sale of Goods Act 1979, for example, identifies the rights under s12 (goods will be free from charges and the right of quiet possession) as warranties.
Intermediate/innominate terms give the courts a degree of flexibility in deciding whether to permit termination. Rather than looking at the nature of the term, the courts will consider the seriousness of the breach. While this approach can be more fair than the approaches considered above (a minor breach will not result in repudiation) it is also less certain, which makes it difficult for business people to predict the effect of their actions. The leading case is Hong Kong Fir Shipping v Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha [1962] 2 QB 26 Court of Appeal. The ship-owners agreed to deliver a vessel to the charterers for 24 months. The contract (known as a charterparty) stated in Clause 1 that the vessel was "fitted in every way fitted for ordinary cargo service". When she was delivered the engine room was under staffed and other staff were incompetent rendering the ship unseaworthy. Clause 3 provided that the ship-owners would "maintain her in a thoroughly efficient state in hull and machinery during service". Hire was not payable for any period of repair exceeding 24 hours. The vessel had engine problems almost immediately and was unusable for some months during which time there was a change in cost of hiring a vessel and the contract became unattractive for the charterer. It was held that the ship was not seaworthy when delivered in breach of Clause 1. Clause 1 was held to be an intermediate term because a breach could both be very minor or fundamental to the purpose of the contract. The idea that either every breach of Clause 1 give rise to termination or none of the breaches, was too extreme for the court as they could contemplate factual scenarios that would fall within both.
So the question remains, how serious must the consequences be for the court to decide that a right of termination arises? The answer is very serious. Diplock LJ drew an analogy with frustration in the sense that the innocent party must be deprived substantially of the benefit the contract was intended to confer on them. The court will consider factors such as:
Amount of loss,
Cost of rectifying it,
Willingness of the party to repair the damage,
Value of the performance received by the innocent party at that stage,
Likelihood of future recurrence,
Adequacy of damages.
Where there is statute, previous case law or an agreement between the parties, it should be easy to tell what category a term falls into. The situation considered in this section is what the courts do when they have to adjudicate upon a term which has not been determined yet. In such a situation the courts do not assume that it is an intermediate term but begin a balancing exercise.
In Maredelanto Compania Naviera v Bergbau-Handel [1971] 1 QB 164, the owners lent their vessel to the charterers. Clause 1 stated that the vessel was "expected ready to load under this charter about 1 July 1965". The owners had no reasonable basis for this belief as the vessel was elsewhere and was not expected to return until 13-14 July. The charterers were also having problems as they had chartered the vessel to transport some calcium ore but later discovered that it was not available because of the war in Vietnam. The charterers attempted to cancel the contract on the grounds of force majeure. The ship owners interpreted this as a repudiation of the contract and sought to recover damages. One of the issues before the court was whether Clause 1 was a condition or a condition. The Court of Appeal held that it was the latter which meant that the charterers were entitled to end the contract notwithstanding that initially they had tried to use force majeure as the basis. The court had the following reasons for its decision:
The clause was commonly used in contracts of that type and it was important to bring certainty into law. It is difficult to see why certainty couldn't be achieved by making the term a warranty but, as Megaw LJ said "Where justice does not require greater flexibility, there is everything to be said for, and nothing against, a degree of rigidity in legal principle." In other words, if there is no need for the term to be a warranty then it is preferable to have it as a condition.
It is rare that a ship owner would ever feel that it is unjust for the charterer to end a contract because of a breach of a clause like this one. If the ship owner states that the ship will be ready on a certain date, there is no injustice in holding them strictly to that promise.
Previous case law involving the sale of goods (as opposed to the hiring of a vessel as in this case) suggested that a term stating when the vessel would be ready to load is a condition. There was no reason to distinguish between the cases.
This case can be contrasted with The Hansa Nord [1976] QB 44 where the court found that the term was an intermediate term. The parties entered into two contracts for the sale of citrus pellets. Clause 7 stated "shipment to be made in good condition . each shipment shall be considered a separate contract". The buyers paid ?100,000 but rejected all the goods when they reached the destination because part of the goods were damaged. The goods were then sold (pursuant to a court order, though this is not relevant) and the buyers used a third party to purchase them for ?30,000. The buyers then sought to recover the ?100,000 they had originally paid. They argued that they were entitled to reject the goods in the first place because there was a breach of Clause 7 and also because the goods where not of 'merchantable quality' in breach of s14(2) Sale of Goods Act 1893. The court held that the goods were of merchantable quality and, in respect of whether there had been a right to terminate under Clause 7, that the buyers were only entitled to damages. Clause 7 had not been expressly nominated as a condition and that it was most appropriately classified as an intermediate term. Lord Denning stated that small deviations from the contractual standard of quality should be resolved by a decrease in price and allowing the party to terminate was excessive. The breach of term would have to be "serious and substantial" to permit termination. In contrast to Maredelanto, the court said that courts should not be over ready to classify a term as a condition as "in principle, contracts are made to be performed and not to be avoided". The fact that the buyer later bought the goods through a third party most likely affected the court's opinion of how serious the breach was. However, it is important to note that the court does not examine the motive for why the party wants to cancel the contract. Thus, even though the parties in all the cases above were seeking to escape the contract because a market change made it less profitable to them, this was not taken into consideration.
The next significant House of Lords case, heard in 1981, moved the focus back towards certainty. In Bunge Corporation v Tradax [1981] 1 WLR 711 the time of shipment was at the buyer's option but the port of shipment was up to the sellers. Clause 7 provided that the buyers would give 15 days notice of "probable readiness of vessels". The last day the buyers could give notice was 12 June but they gave notice on 17 June. The sellers refused to accept it and claimed damages on the basis that the buyers had repudiated the contract by their breach. The buyers argued in response that Clause 7 was not a condition but an intermediate term and that the consequences of the breach did not effectively deprive the sellers of a substantial benefit of the contract. They argued that in order for it to be a condition every breach must substantially affect the benefit of the contract. There was no stipulation in the contract as to how the term should be treated. The House of Lords rejected this argument and held that Clause 7 was a condition meaning that the sellers were entitled to terminate it. The factors considered by the HL were:
The need for certainty in commercial transactions,
The importance of time in commerce, as the products may be bought one day and have to be sold the next,
Most businessmen would regard it as a term,
Damages for breach of Clause 7 would have been very difficult to assess,
HL rejected the submission that in order to be a condition the breach must deprive the innocent party of substantially the whole benefit
The proposition that Bunge stands for is that a term can be classified as a condition if required by business. When the courts are confronted with a term they embark on a balancing exercise, weighing all the factors considered above into the mix i.e. business need, certainty etc. It is also important to consider the language as the use of the word 'guarantee' may show that the parties intended the term to have a strong effect and, as such, a condition: The Seaflower [2001] 1 Lloyd's Rep 341. Factors which weigh against a term being a condition are how easily the term is breached, lack of express stipulation.
Rather than classify every term in the contract, commercial parties will sometimes include a termination clause which confers on either one or both parties an express right to terminate. Clause 11 in Schuler v Wickman is an example. These clauses can sometimes be drafted very widely but the court will decrease their scope. In Rice v Great Yarmouth Borough Council (The Times, 26 July 2000) the C entered two contracts with the D. The first for maintenance and management of the local sport's facilities and the second for maintenance of the local parks and gardens. C performed some duties late. The D served a number of notices on the C indicating that they had terminated the contract on the basis of Clause 23 which provided "if the contractor commits a breach of any of its obligations under the Contract . the Council may . terminate the Contractor's employment under the Contract by notice in writing having immediate effect." The Court of Appeal held that the D was not entitled to terminate and that the C could recover damages for wrongful termination. Clause 23 seemed "draconian" in that it applied the same result of termination to every term in the contract, regardless of how minor. This would defeat the commercial purpose of the contract. The court looked at the cumulative effects of C's breaches in deciding whether they substantially deprived D of the contract, thus permitting them to terminate. The most significant element of this decision is that the court held that the termination could only be invoked when the counterparty had committed a repudiatory breach i.e. a breach so serious that they can be considered to have effectively said "we no longer want to continue the contract". This is not to say that it is impossible for a termination clause to be invoked for lighter breaches but it would be necessary for the clause to be worded in a very clear manner i.e. "there is a right to terminate in event of any breach, regardless of whether it is repudiatory". If there is any doubt in the effect of the clause the courts will construe it in favour of certainty.
A breach of contract is not dependent upon finding that the breaching party is at fault. There is, however, a line of cases where the court has considered the good faith of the party in breach.
In Vaswani v Italian Motors [1996] 1 WLR 270 Privy Council, the D agreed to sell a Ferrari to the C. The contract provided for a deposit with the balance payable upon delivery. Condition 8 stated the deposit would be forfeited if, having been informed by the seller that the car was ready for delivery, the buyer didn't pay the balance within 7 days. Clauses 4 and 5 allowed the seller to raise the price according to some set criteria. The D told C that the car was ready for delivery and that the price had increased by an innocent mistake. C refused the higher price as it was not in accordance with the terms of the contract. After a month of no payment the seller rescinded the contract and the buyer sued for the deposit. There were two questions for the court: (1) were the sellers entitled to the make the price increase and (2) if they were not entitled, did they repudiate the contract by demanding payment. In respect of (1) the court held that they were not entitled to request the extra sum. In respect of (2) the court held that the sellers did not repudiate the contract. The court based their reasoning on the fact that the increased sum was an innocent mistake and that the buyer should have paid the amount he thought was required and then claimed repudiation if they did not accept this as full payment.
This judgment is arguably quite unsatisfactory as it puts buyers in a very difficult decision. If a buyer refuses to pay when faced by an erroneous but good faith demand, he may not be able to show that the seller has repudiated the contract. Instead he must tender the sum he believes is owed and then he is able to argue that the seller repudiated the contract when the full amount is not paid. This means that buyers would have to hand over their money not even knowing if the seller will accept it; if he seller does not they are faced with either paying the full amount or waiting months until the case comes up before a court. In addition to this, how can a buyer distinguish the situation where the seller has made an innocent mistake and where they have made a negligent mistake; unless they employ their own accountant to go over the seller's documentation this may be impossible to find out. The main point behind Vaswani is that the court can sometimes be reluctant to find that a party who has acted in good faith had repudiated the contract. This case sits badly with the general principle that fault is irrelevant to breach. A way of distinguishing Vaswani is to say that it applies to situations involving an anticipatory breach (i.e. where the party adopts one interpretation f the contract and says that it is correct) the courts will not readily infer a repudiation if the party who made the anticipatory belief was merely advancing a good faith interpretation of the contract. Good faith will not be used in cases where there has been an actual breach.
The innocent party can lose the right to terminate if they decide to affirm the contract. Affirmation generally has to be completely clear and obvious. The innocent party asking the breaching party to reconsider and perform their obligations will not necessarily be evidence of affirmation, though it is prudent for the innocent party to state that they are reserving their right to terminate: Yukong Line of Korea v Rendsberg Investments [1996] 1 Lloyd's rep 604. However, the innocent party must be cautious as an affirmation cannot be revoked once given, though if it is affirmed and the repudiation continues it may be possible to treat it as a fresh repudiation giving rise to a fresh right to terminate: Safehaven v Springbok (1998) 71 P & CR 59.
The innocent party has no 'middle road' in the sense that they must either choose termination or affirmation; they cannot suspend their performance until the breaching party has corrected the mistake. The innocent party does have a time period within which to consider what action to take: Stocznia Gdanska [2002] EWCA Civ 889. It is important to note that if the innocent party does nothing for too long they will be taken to have affirmed the contract.
Occasionally, before the time of performance, one party informs the other that they will not be able to carry out their obligations under the contract or that they will not be able to do so on time or in the manner contemplated. In Hochester v De la Tour (1853) 2 E & B 678, the D wrote to the C three weeks in advance telling them that their services as courier would no longer needed. The C started an action for damages before the date for performance had arrived and the claim succeeded. Thus the innocent party has no duty to wait for the time of performance to arrive.
It is important to note that not all anticipatory breaches are repudiatory breaches i.e. where the breaching party effectively says they cannot perform the contract. If the breach is repudiatory the innocent party has the decision whether to terminate or affirm; if it is not repudiatory then they can only seek damages.
Any clause which states that a party must pay money upon breach is invalid in English contract law as a penalty clause. The only exception is where the clause was a genuine pre-estimate of the loss. For example, a clause saying ?100 will be claimed if A breaches clause X is invalid unless the party can prove that the loss they would suffer as a result of the breach would be ?100.
Note: it is interesting that this term is only a warranty as it is one of the terms that cannot be excluded (as between seller and consumer) from a contract.
Events like wars or civil unrest are sometimes mentioned in force majeure clauses and can bring the contract to an end if it is impossible to perform the contract.


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Stuffed Flank Steak with Tomato Sauce
Family and friends are always impressed when this entree appears on the table, but it's actually quite easy. I sometimes assemble the steak roll in the morning and refrigerate before browning. The rich tomato sauce tastes great over mashed potatoes. —Nadeen Shrewberry, Hickory, North Carolina
4 Servings
Prep: 10 min. Bake: 1 hour 40 min.
1 beef flank steak (about 1-1/2 pounds)
1/2 cup chopped onion,
2 tablespoons vegetable oil,
2 cups cubed seasoned stuffing
3/4 cup water, divided
1/2 teaspoon poultry seasoning
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
1 can (28 ounces) diced tomatoes, undrained
2 tablespoons ketchup
1/4 cup chopped green pepper
1 jar (4-1/2 ounces) sliced mushrooms, drained
Flatten steak to 1/4-in. thickness. In a skillet, saute 1/4 cup onion
in 1 tablespoon oil until golden brown. Add stuffing, 1/4 cup water
and poultry seasoning; cook and stir until water is absorbed. Spoon
over steak; roll up tightly jelly-roll style, starting with long
side. Secure with toothpicks or kitchen string.
Combine the flour, salt and pepper. Coat meat with flour mixture. In
a Dutch oven, brown meat on all sides in remaining oil. add the
tomatoes, ketchup and remaining water and onion. Bring to a boil.
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Asking Friends And Family To Do WorkSunday, February 10th, 2013 by Alan Yu
Kind of interesting today as there was a discussion about secret shoppers and how companies spend a lot of money contracting third parties to help evaluate the business and its employees. At first I asked what company they used and funny enough I was told they didn't use a company but rather they simply asked friends and family members to drop by when they have time to give them feedback. This wasn't a mom and pop shop type of operation too as the company itself has divisions all over the world.
In many ways I suppose it can make sense as your friend or family member can technically be like any other customer. Although the biggest issue would probably be the they most likely wouldn't know all the questions to ask employees to know if they are on top of their game or not. At the same time asking friends or family to do it can probably make people feel weird as if you aer simply getting free labor.
Although it is an option though that many people simply overlook if you are looking to save money from hiring a third party to evaluate your business. I know for like myself if I had a friend's business that was say in the same mall that I am going anyways I wouldn't mind dropping by and relaying any feedback that I saw. Sometimes yo just need to ask.


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MIAMI — There was a time when the Miami Heat and New York Knicks were in a death match for the top seed in the Eastern Conference.
But then the Heat went on a 27-game winning streak and the Knicks went through a debilitating series of injuries.
MIAMI — There was a time when the Miami Heat and New York Knicks were in a death match for the top seed in the Eastern Conference.
But then the Heat went on a 27-game winning streak and the Knicks went through a debilitating series of injuries.
Yet when the Knicks arrive Tuesday at AmericanAirlines Arena for the fourth and final meeting of the four-game season series, it is the Knicks who enter hottest, on a league-best eight-game winning streak.
And, yes, the temperature again is rising, as it seemingly always is when it's Heat-Knicks.
This time, it's Knicks point guard Raymond Felton who is talking the talk.
Last week, in an interview with ESPN New York, Felton spoke of how the Knicks set up as a hurdle for the Heat.
"We're definitely one of the teams who gave Miami the most fits this year, so if we get the opportunity to play them in the [Eastern Conference] finals, then I kinda like our chances," he said. "I love our chances, actually."
While the Knicks own a pair of 20-point victories over the Heat, those came early in the season, before the Heat hit their 27-game stride, before players such as Amare Stoudemire, Tyson Chandler and Kurt Thomas sustained injuries that have had them out lately.
"Miami is playing at such a high level than when we played them back then, it's not funny," Knicks coach Mike Woodson told reporters in New York. "It will be interesting to see where we stand."
Felton spoke as if he already knew.
"I just feel like we really cause matchup problems for them offensively, and then we match up well with them defensively," he said in his ESPN New York interview. "Like I said, I like our chances."
From the Heat, there only is respect.
"It's always another big game," center Chris Bosh said. "They're playing very well right now. We still owe them."
Bosh figured the Knicks eventually would regain their stride after a midseason lull, particularly behind Carmelo Anthony.
"You know how it is," he said. "Melo's out, then Tyson's out, they have to sign different guys. You have to have a lot of perseverance to get through the NBA season and they've been doing a good job of it this year."
The Heat defeated the Knicks in five games in the first round of last season's playoffs. The sign of the Knicks' growth is the teams likely will meet no earlier than this season's Eastern Conference finals.
"There's no disrespect," power forward Udonis Haslem said. "We understand that they're a threat. We understand what they can could do. And we understand they got to be taken seriously. So there's no lack of respect for the Knicks."
From the other side? Well, that isn't exactly the case, especially when it comes to Heat point guard Mario Chalmers, of whom Felton said, "I'm not saying that's a weak point, because Chalmers has been great for Miami. He's won a championship there and he's a solid point guard. But I think that's one of the weaknesses of their team."
Whether Chalmers even plays Tuesday is in doubt, having missed the past two games with a sprained right ankle. There also is uncertainly with LeBron James and Dwyane Wade, after James was held out of Sunday's road victory over the San Antonio Spurs with a hamstring issue and Wade missed that game with a sprained ankle.
"We're going to have to see who's available, but we'll come in with the same type of mentality," said coach Erik Spoelstra, who gave his team Monday off.
Said Anthony, "If they play, it's cool. If they don't, it's cool.'"
To a degree, Spoelstra wouldn't mind a full complement, even with the No. 1 seed in the East already secured and the top overall playoff said all but clinched because of Sunday's win over the Spurs.
"I would not say we've figured them out. That's one game," Spoelstra said of the most recent meeting with the Knicks. "One game does not a series make. So we know they're hot. And they have a very dangerous game, with the shooting and Anthony playing with a lot of space."
Again, respect, at least coming from the Heat perspective. And, no, Spoelstra is not surprised that the Knicks stand second only to the Heat in the East.
"We felt that the whole way," he said. "They're a legitimate contending team, the way they're put together, the way they're coached. They just went through an incredible stretch and rash of injuries."
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As I mentioned in my post earlier this weekend, it is crucial to eat appropriately before and after your workouts in order to get the most out of them. The last thing you want to do is work your butt off in the gym only to sabotage yourself through poor nutrition. With that in mind I've put together a list of my top 3 vegetarian pre and post workout meals.
Here are my top 3 vegetarian pre-workout meals:
- A smoothie: For me nothing beats a smoothie before a morning workout. They are easy to digest, nutrient dense, and taste great! I have a really hard time waking up an extra hour early in order to cook and eat a whole breakfast prior to a 6am Workout, but a shake I can do. My favorites are here: Alkanizing Breakfast Shake, Blood Orange Smoothie, and Berry Breakfast Shake.
- Hard boiled eggs, on a spinach salad with almonds and flax oil dressing: I know this one won't cut it for the vegans, but it is a great way to get a ton of nutrients in a fairly easy to digest package. The leafy greens (you can use others than spinach if you want – but spinach is great) provide lots of vitamins and minerals as well as a large additional dose protein (13g/100 cal for spinach) all in a very complex carbohydrate and high fiber package. The Eggs give additional protein and essential fats and vitamins, and the flax oil is a great source of Omega-3s which will significantly improve your recovery. The almonds add a nice crunch, while contributing more protein and good fats. For Vegans you can substitute hemp hearts for the eggs, but you won't get as much protein per calorie, and you won't get the testosterone supporting cholesterol (Oh god- he said cholesterol – isn't that stuff EVIL!!! – maybe not, just wait till you read about my adventures in doubling testosterone on a vegetarian diet coming soon) that will improve your results if you are strength training. Don't worry, this is the only non-vegan meal in the list, and as I mentioned you can veganize it pretty easy.
- Raw Almond, apple, hemp heart, chia "Porridge" with fresh made almond milk: Oooh I love this one, it's vegan so everyone can have it, it tastes delicious, and it provides tons of energy while keeping me full for hours. Basically what you do is blend up an apple, 1/2 C of raw almonds, 3 Tbsp of chia seeds, 1-2 tbsp of cinnamon, and a few figs in bit of water. Once its well mixed and smooth, pour it into bowls and top wit 3-5 tbsp of hemp hearts and some fresh almond milk. The chia and hemp hearts provide complete protein and good fats, while the apple and figs provide the carbs you need for short term fuel. Cinnamon greatly reduces the speed at which carbs are converted to glucose, as does the good fats in the meal, so you won't get a big spike and crash.
Here are my top 3 Vegetarian Post Workout (Recovery) meals:
- Date and Nut No cook "cookies": These are great for speeding recovery after a long hard workout, or if you need a quick pick me up in the middle of a long workout. Full recipe and instructions can be found here: Recovery Cookies
- Chocolate Recovery Pudding: This one sounds delicious, and it is! The full recipe and description can be found her : Protein Pudding Suffice to say, it tastes so good, over half of my non vegetarian clients are now buying tofu and making this stuff up and trying to convince their friend to try it!
- Banana with almond or other nut butter, and hemp hearts: Super simple, super delicious, super nutritious! The banana provides the carbs to replace lost muscle glycogen, the almond butter and hemp hearts provide complete protein and good fats, especially omega-3′s.


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Bigger trips + little electric car, = no problem. That's the message Fiat is sending with a new announcement of an agreement to offer gas-powered rentals to range-anxiety-stricken road-trippers.
The Italian automaker, which plans to debut the all-electric 500e in California this summer, has reached an agreement with car-rental giant Enterprise to offer gas-powered cars to 500e owners who want to go on longer trips, Automotive News reports. Buyers of the 500e, which has an 80-mile single-charge range, are eligible for a dozen day's worth of gas-powered car rentals a year (insurance and, of course, gas, not included). Fiat unveiled the 500e at the Los Angeles Auto Show last November and plans to detail pricing later this month.
The company isn't the first to make such an offer to EV buyers. Ward's Auto reported last month that BMW was going to enact a similar, though self-administered program, for its i3 all-electric model, though the German automaker didn't disclose usage-allowance details. And in late 2011, General Motors started this microtrend a few months after a Chevrolet Volt extended-range plug-in caught fire subsequent to a crash test by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) by offering gas-powered rentals to owners stricken by "fire anxiety."


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If you are in need of a little spice in your life, cook these patties for dinner tomorrow night. As soon as I saw them on the Flavors of Mumbai blog, I knew I had to cook them. They are a nice surprise for the family if they don't see you preparing them because when they cut into what seems like a potato patties, they will find this delicious spicy pea mixture inside.
Recipe: Spicy Potato & Pea Patties
- 2 tbsp oil for shallow frying + 1 tbsp butter
- 1 onion chopped finely
- 1 carrot chopped finely
- 10 to 12 cashew nuts chopped quite finely
- 1.5 tbsp flour
- 6 potatoes medium sized
- 1 cup boiled green peas
- 2 green chillies chopped finely
- 1 tbsp cumin seed
- 2cm piece of fresh ginger
- 2 cloves of garlic
- 1 tsp turmeric
- 1/2 tomato chopped finely
- 1 tbsp garam masala powder
- Breadcrumbs for coating the chops
- Salt
- Firstly boil potatoes and green peas until tender.
- Peel off the potato skin and mash them.
- Add the flour and season. Mix together.
- Add butter and oil to a big frying pan.
- Once oil is hot add cumin seed and cashew nuts.
- Once it starts crackling, add chopped onion and green chillies.
- Saute until slightly brown in colour.
- Now chop up the ginger and garlic finely in a mini-processor.
- Add to the pan and stir for 1 minute.
- Add chopped carrots and tomatoes. Saute for 3 to 4 mins.
- Add garam masala and turmeric powder. Mix together.
- Add the boiled green peas and salt. Cook until the mixture is dry.
- Rub some oil on your hands. Make 8 equal sized balls. Flatten each ball.
- Scoop 1 tbsp filling of peas mixture into the middle of each one.
- Bring the edges to the centre to cover up the filling.
- Make into round patties.
- Coat the patties with breadcrumbs.
- Add 2 tbsp oil to a frying pan and heat. Add the patties and cook until golden. Fry a few at one time and keep them warm in the oven.
- Serve hot with a homemade tomato sauce.
Preparation time: 20 minutes
Cooking time: 15 + 10 minutes
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