Abstract: A system and method for managing a vehicle parking location is provided. The method includes receiving an available vehicle parking listing including a parking location from a host computing device over a network; storing the listing in a memory of an administrative computing device; allowing a guest computing device to view the listing on a display of the guest; receiving a parking reservation request from the guest over the network, wherein the request includes reservation start and end times; establishing a parking reservation in response to the request; terminating the parking reservation upon expiration of the reservation end time; and verifying that the parking location is vacant after expiration of the reservation end time by determining that a geographic location of the guest is greater than a predetermined distance from the parking location and determining that a speed of the guest is greater than a predetermined speed.

Abstract: A hand grip is disclosed. The hand grip has a cross-sectional profile and an axial extent delimited by opposing ends thereof, in which a resilient extension portion is provided at one side of the cross-sectional profile, and which extends substantially the length of the axial extent.

Abstract: A hand grip is disclosed. The hand grip has a cross-sectional profile and an axial extent delimited by opposing ends thereof, in which a resilient extension portion is provided at one side of the cross-sectional profile, and which extends substantially the length of the axial extent.

Abstract: A rowing oar handle comprising a first portion and a second portion, in which the first portion and the second portion are axially rotatable to one another, and in which in use the point of rotation is located between a user's hands.

Abstract: A rowing or sculling oar handle in which when the handle is orientated for a stroke it has an axial cross-sectional shape with a greater horizontal extent than vertical extent, and in which an underside of the axial cross-sectional shape is provided with an abutment.

Abstract: A rowing oar handle comprising a first portion and a second portion, in which the first portion and the second portion are axially rotatable to one another, and in which in use the point of rotation is located between a user's hands.

Abstract: A rowing or sculling oar handle in which when the handle is orientated for a stroke it has an axial cross-sectional shape with a greater horizontal extent than vertical extent, and in which an underside of the axial cross-sectional shape is provided with an abutment.

Abstract: A rowing oar handle comprising a first portion and a second portion, in which the first portion and the second portion are axially rotatable in relation to one another, and in which in use the point of rotation is located between a user's hands.