Below are partly summary of reasons of this Late Notice of Claims on City of New York Parks and Recreations.

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FILED: NEW YORK COUNTY CLERK 04/28/2016 05:09 PM INDEX NO. 652456/2016 NYSCEF DOC. NO. 3 RECEIVED NYSCEF: 04/28/2016 Below are partly summary of reasons of this Late Notice of Claims on City of New York Parks and Recreations.

1 FILED: NEW YORK COUNTY CLERK 04/28/ :09 PM INDEX NO /2016 NYSCEF DOC. NO. 3 RECEIVED NYSCEF: 04/28/2016 Below are partly summary of reasons of this Late Notice of Claims on City of New York Parks and Recreations. Critics substantiated that racial hate crime FBI criminals wanted me in prison to have me murdered. Due to these racial hate crimes FBI-NY parks & recreation attacks, I was chase from my address (see check) out of Time Square to Florida. Where racial hate crime FBI criminals have me arrested, claiming, if they get me in prison, they could have me murdered. Their continuous treat to murder me, damage my business and, have me feared for my life. They have me running all over, without a good night rest. Racial hate crime FBI criminals, claim I am trying to be intellectual like white people and live in Time Square (see check), Manhattan, NY. 1

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3 Racial hate crime FBI criminals continuous dangerous attack on me. This car deliberately block my walk way. Green arrows represent the walk way to my apartment entrance at 7166 Southgate Blvd, Tamara, Fl Red arrow represent: I was forced to walk. The grass was malicious and deliberately sprayed with deadly volatile chemical. The date shown below, as I walk along the red arrow, the chemical evaporated in my face, I inhale it and it suddenly suffocated me. 3

4 This was the date the above path to my apartment was heinously block, leading to my illegal a continued racial hate crime FBI conspiracy. 4

5 Below are the numerous versions of this planned continuous racial hate crime FBI criminals conspiracies to have send me to prison to have me murdered. 5

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11 APPENDIX An average car weight (P. 14) = pounds. A 5 miles per hour bumper of ( p. 13) can withstands an impact of a car of 3000 lbs (P. 14) traveling at 5 miles per hour. The average impact can be withstand is 3000 lbs x 5 miles per hour = A very fast sprinter's leg travelled (P. 13) miles per hour. An average man's leg is 26 pounds (P.14). Therefore dilivered = x 26 = Therefore, my leg = 26 lbs traveling less than miles per hous << At impact with the car, my leg delivered << << required to caused damage /travel/ _1_bumpers-professional-insurance-agentsauto-industry Crash At 5 M.p.h Causes Major Damage To Most Bumpers March 10, 1991 By John Lear, Knight-Ridder Newspapers. 11

12 DETROIT Car bumpers are doing a worse job of preventing damage in minor collisions than they did four years ago, an insurance industry study shows. The Michigan Association of Professional Insurance Agents said the study demonstrates the need to reinstate a federal standard that required bumpers to withstand 5-m.p.h. collisions without damage. In 1983 the standard was eased to 2.5 m.p.h miles per hour 1.Luckily, when Usain Bolt set his current world record at the 2009 Berlin World Championships, the International Association of Atheletics Federations collected lots of data. The data on Usain Bolt showed that he reached at top speed of metres per second, which is miles per hour! Usain Bolt: Case Study In Science Of Sprinting "The amount of time to pick up a leg and put it down is very similar," he says. "It surprised us when we first figured it out." So if leg turnover is the same, how does one person run faster than another? Weyand discovered that speed is dependent upon two variables: The force with which one presses against the ground and how long one applies that force. Think of the legs as springs. The more force they can push against the ground, the further they can propel the body forward, thus maximizing the output of each individual step. In a full sprint, the average person applies about 500 to 600 pounds of force. An Olympic sprinter can apply more than 1,000 pounds. But force isn't the only factor. How quickly that force is applied factors in as well. For this, think of bouncing a beach ball versus a super ball. The beach ball is soft and mushy and when bounced on the ground sits for a while before slowly rebounding back 12

13 into the air. Conversely, a super ball is hard and stiff and when bounced rebounds almost instantaneously -- and at a much faster speed than the beach ball Dan Zhang, Computer Engineering PhD student at UT Austin, learn more at On average, an arm weighs about ~5.3% of your total body weight, depending on your gender, among other factors. A leg is about 17.5%. This means for a 150lb average human being, an arm weighs ~8lb and a leg weighs ~26lb pounds. 13

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15 Below and above, racial hate crime FBI tried forcing me out of Time Square to Brooklyn to have me murdered. I had to flee to Florida and moving from place to place. 15

Usain Bolt He is fast! In fact the fastest, but just how fast is fast?

Name per date mail box Usain Bolt He is fast! In fact the fastest, but just how fast is fast? At the Beijing Olympics in 2008 he earned three medals as a sprinter. In track and field and in much of the