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Historical Traveler Reviews Crowne Plaza Orlando-Lake Buena Vista
Colorful Rooms, Pleasant Staff, and Cookies at Check In!
A pleasant surprise for 3 days! Request Hilton Honors Club floor, very well kept up, on top floor. Convenient location, a 20 minute walk to Downtown Disney Hotels which have a more frequent shuttle! A small bar and bakery on the first floor and free disney shuttle.
A good place
Stayed in hotel week of Feb 22,2004 & was very happy with the price and locaion... The wife and I were on the 3nite for price of 2 and stayed there directly from the airport..The outside was like an artist who went crazy but we liked it and they had the best cookies in town .... Very CLEAN...RECOMMEND TO ANYONE ...
Orlando--the happiest place on earth
didn't get to see much, there on business.doubletree club lake buena vista was very accommodating, very clean.united oversold my flight, had to reroute me through chicago. this upset my meeting schedule. I didn't plan on arriving after midnight. exhausting.
Not worth a penny...
I stayed at this hotel in Jan 2004. You couldn't pay me to stay there again. My room was falling apart. They say it is renovated -- if that is renovated, I would hate to see what it looked like before. The beds were uncomfortable, the room was dark and dingy, the paint on the table was peeling... Everything in my room seemed to be broken. And, to top it off, the exercise room was the size of my couch! Need I say more?
Good Value
I spent a week at the Doubletree for vacation. Positives--it's very clean, the staff is very friendly, internet rental is low and it really is quite adorable. Also, the whirlpool is a fun gathering place at night. Depending on where your room faces, you may be able to see Pleasure Island fireworks. I did. Negatives--no conceirge, just marketing people trying to make timeshare appointments. They don't work for the Doubletree and some just didn't seem to care about anything other than signing me up for a timeshare presentation. One did arrange a car rental at a higher price than I could have done myself. Also, there is construction outside the hotel. Traffic wasn't horrible but if you want to lay at the pool, it's quite noisy. The pool is basic, but heated and clean. Basically, I recommend it if you are going to the parks or touring the area. If you are looking to just lay out at the pool and relax, you may be disappointed.
LOVED the doubletree club
we checked into a comfort inn that was infested with roaches with a horrible view of I-4. it was loud, musty, dirty, etc. i called my travel agent, who gave me a few options for another hotel. the doubletree club was one. i had remembered seeing it and thought that it seemed cool because of the wild decor on the outside. it was easy to spot and in a great location, within walking distance to restaurants and downtown disney. the room was immaculate and very comfortable. the bathroom was clean and had everything we needed. the staff was helpful and friendly. the lobby was freshly painted and was very clean and welcoming. a shuttle to disney was provided daily, which was very convenient and always on time. the pool was heated, and even though it was only 55 degrees when i was there, i could still get in the pool.
this hotel was a great, comfortable, affordable place, and i will no doubt stay there next time i go to disney world.
Disappointed by Doubletree
I put my Dad up at the Doubletree, thinking it would be a pretty nice place. I actually read all the reviews here before I made the reservation. Let's just say it wasn't what I expected from a Doubletree. Our rate was $70 a night. Yes, the outside is hidious. The inside isn't much better. The hallways look run down. My first impression was getting on the elevator and looking towards the ceiling and noticing that all the floor indicator lights were bashed in. The inside of my father's room had a border near the ceiling held up by scotch tape, the air conditioner made this banging noise (though they didn't report this to management) so you couldn't leave it on, and the front desk staff wasn't friendly. If you are expecting a Doubletree, you'll be disappointed. I begged him to let me put him up somewhere else, but he had already unpacked and didn't want to go through the trouble. I would have. The one positive is the free shuttle that goes to Disney.
Traffic problem
Hotel is okay once you get used to the loud colors.Problem we had when we stayed in July was the traffic! Getting in and out of the parking lot is a hassle! To make matters worse there is road construction almost right in front of the hotel. The other problem was with the parking lot when it rained. It flooded right by the door to the hotel next to the major parking area. We were ankle deep trying to get to and from our car.Other than that the hotel is okay if you don't spend alot of time there. The pool is nothing special, no ambience what so ever, just cement and a big wall.We only had breakfast a Au Bon Pain and it was just mediocre (like the rest of the hotel)
Clean. Comfortable. Eyesore
We were visiting family in Miami, and jetted up to Disney for a couple of days based on the previous review. There's no easy way to describe just how this hotel looks. Needless to say, you WON'T miss it by a mile. It's not the muted DoubleTree located inside the Downtown Disney area, so don't make the mistake of going there. Keep driving until you see the building dressed up like a tropical salad made of artificial fruits and vegetables. There's a huge pineapple out front, and metal leaves on the roof. The paint job is out of this world. NOT A PRETTY HOTEL. Not ugly, or run down, but very strange/nutty looking.Inside, however, is a great place to stay. It's clean, the rooms are nice and well-appointed, and you get all of the basics. Florida has a reputation for dark, moldy rooms, or worse, dark, modly rooms with insects. This was cleaner than a hospital. Would I decorate my house like this? No, of course not. Would I stay here again at $59 per night, and take advantage of the free scheduled transportation and real hospitality? In a second. Unless Disney offers a better rate (or you want luxuries,) stay here. Great value.
Great Little Property!
My sister and I "discovered" this hotel through a blind booking at ... This is...by far, the best hotel near Disney for people who spend most of there time theme parking (as opposed to in the hotels.)Here's why: (1) You get a clean, comfortable, non-moldy room for a decent rate. The room is not a four-star suite (and we would have appreciated a balcony,) but it's decorated in a fun, modern style, it was spacious for two (probably a bit crowded for four,) and it was quiet at night. No bugs, no weird odors, great TV reception. Just a comfy, clean room.(2) FREE. SCHEDULED. TRANSPORTATION. To all Disney parks throughout the day. Quicker than the shuttles on property. (3) You get a great, responsive staff. Aside from my stays in Disney's lap of luxury, this hotel has the best staff around. Attentive, organized, etc. Loved 'em. Whatever you need, they'll get it for you-stat!(4) Free parking and no "resort fees." This is Orlando's hidden magic money maker. Paying more fees on top of your expensive vacation. Aside from taxes, the parking is free, there is no resort fee to speak of (and is that NOT why one pays more to go to a resort? For the extras. Why the extra fee?)(5) Au Bon Pain Cafe. Why this isn't a fast food chain is beyond me. Great, yet not extravagant food, at decent prices, served right then and there.(6) Casual atmosphere. This is the hotel to sit around the lobby in your PJ bottoms. To hop in the pool after a long day at the parks.(7) The wacky decor. OK, I'll admit that I wouldn't dress up the hotel like they did, but ****, you're on vacation! It's a trip (...) Seriously. Like the cast of Tommy found a pineapple and ran with it. Like "Vegas" for kids with attention deficit disorder. Really funky. Get a room facing away from the pool (towards the big green birm,) and you remove the minor eyesore of a shopping center withing sight. Good value at $110 per night. Great value at $75 per night.BOOK IT BELOW $70! You won't be disappointed! You'll spend a decent amount on the hotel, and then pocket the rest for the REAL reason you're here: Disney! $200 saved is $200 in cheap, tacky crap!
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There's no doubt Lost is a great show. Especially when you put it up against the rest of the shit that's on TV nowadays. I mean, look at other shows that are on any given night of the week. A Shot At Love? The Bachelor? Are you kidding me? Does the world really need another (not quite) reality show where its wannabe actor participants do nothing but try to 1)fuck each other, 2)get signed for a show of their own, or 3)find "love" in 6 short weeks? (Answer: no). What we could use more of is scripted shows with real actors, drama created by real writers, and is filmed in a sound studio (or a beach in Hawaii). That don't suck. Like Lost.
After almost 4 seasons have gone by, it's getting a videogame. I question the necessity of a game (that, being a game, inherently requires user input and interaction) that's based on a show that has been doing a pretty good job of feeding the viewer bits of story and creating intrigue at its own pace. If there is an entry for "popcorn television show" in that dictionary that you haven?t removed from your dusty ass shelf in years, LOST would be in it. It gives you just enough to sate (or make you forget about) any curiosities that might have been piqued in a previous episode while feeding you just enough new info to keep you watching on the edge of your dusty ass couch. But I'm no TV critic, and the virtues of the show are neither here nor there.
Actually, this has little to nothing to do with the game or the necessity of the game or whether or not I think it?ll be any good. We have a review up for that. I haven't even played the game, so I can't comment on that, either (although the gamerscore whore... er, I mean, fan of the show, in me wants to). The whole purpose of this entry, actually, is to make public a little something that's been a-brewin' in my head for a while and I'm using our recent review of the game as an excuse to post this.
Check out the images below: the first is an image using the font from the show's site, game, promotional images, etc. It shows up pretty much everywhere but on the show itself.
Second and third are images of the show?s title from the intro and outro. From the show itself. Notice that they're two different fonts -- making the branding consist of a whopping three different fonts for the same thin. What gives?
This is one thing about Lost has bothered me since I first started watching it. I haven't been able to shake it. Why is it that ABC has chosen not one, but three different fonts to brand the show?
Is there some kind of unexplainable phenomenon that has caused this? Is this just another one of those random things the shows creators intentionally threw in for some reason unknown to us common folk? You know, with the likes of polar bears and giant smoke monsters and how the Losties manage to never step on their own shit while trampling through the jungle. Or maybe there is a reason for this that people have discovered but I'm not a big enough of a fan to know the answer to. And a bigger question to be asked - does anyone care other than me? Hmm.
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STARKVILLE -- Dan Mullen knew his freshman quarterback would be exhausted, so after the open scrimmage at Davis Wade Stadium Friday night, he didn't need statistics to prove the important result. The Mississippi State football coach knew Dak Prescott had survived the most work behind center in his early college career.
STARKVILLE -- Mississippi State has already faced many unique challenges in the early part of the men's basketball season. The 17th-ranked Bulldogs (10-1) have already suffered a disappointing upset loss at home, won a tournament at Madison Square Garden, won games without key players and now have a new task. MSU must now figure out a way to win its first road game of the 2011-12 season.
STARKVILLE -- Lack of depth is the result of trying to replace a pair of senior safeties that played nearly every defensive snap during a season. So it wasn't surprising to hear Mississippi State coach Dan Mullen admit that his team will be "a little young" in the back two members of the Bulldogs secondary.
For the first time ever, East Mississippi Community College can now boast a national Player of the Year in football. Less than a month after leading the Lions to a first-ever national championship, freshman quarterback Bo Wallace was named National Offensive Player of the Year by the NJCAA Thursday afternoon.
STARKVILLE -- Mississippi State's baseball coaches have the luxury that most staffs in the country would love. Late in the game, they'll get to hand the ball to a senior All-American selection to ensure a victory on the mound.
STARKVILLE -- "Somebody step up." Those words rang out in Humphrey Coliseum with 7 minutes, 2 seconds remaining in period one of the Mississippi State women's basketball team's practice Wednesday afternoon.
STARKVILLE -- Mississippi State University is expecting to put its head football coach back on a four-year agreement for the third consecutive winter. And all it took was a look, a nod and two words.
STARKVILLE -- Mississippi State University will be bringing in a football player to its 2012 recruiting class that knows what it takes to win a national championship. A few weeks removed from winning a NJCAA national championship at East Mississippi Community College, defensive end Denico Autry gave his verbal commitment to the Bulldogs program Tuesday afternoon.
STARKVILLE - It's amazing what happens when Mississippi State has more of its pieces show up on the playing floor. A senior guard and freshman wing player, both of whom weren't available for last year's loss to Florida Atlantic, led the No. 17 Bulldogs to 75-68 win over the same Owls team Tuesday night.
Jonathan Guerry didn't have time to be nervous. Starting center Austin Quattrochi had just suffered a stinger in his right shoulder and there was no time to waste.
STARKVILLE -- There's a single problem with calling Mississippi State's men's basketball matchup with Florida Atlantic University a revenge game.
Postseason honors continue to roll in for the national champion East Mississippi Community College football team.
STARKVILLE - For Tyler Russell, it's amazing how long three years can feel. Two years into the program, the first quarterback that Dan Mullen recruited is now teaching the younger player at his position.
STARKVILLE -- Dylan Favre has left the Mississippi State football program and intends to transfer to another school. MSU coach Dan Mullen announced the third-string quarterback's departure Saturday after the team's first practice for its game against Wake Forest at 5:40 p.m. Dec. 30 (ESPN) in the Music City Bowl, but he declined to give the redshirt freshman's motivation for the move.
STARKVILLE -- The Mississippi State's men's basketball team allowed Troy University to pick how it wanted to lose Saturday. No. 17 MSU (9-1) was nearly flawless in full- and half-court offense in a 106-68 victory at Humphrey Coliseum. MSU's start is its best since it started 13-0 to open the 2003-04 campaign.
OXFORD -- University of Mississippi guard LaDarius White spent eight games watching from the sidelines while he finished academic requirements and waited for NCAA clearance to make his debut. When the debut finally arrived Saturday, White was ready, scoring 16 points to help Ole Miss beat Mississippi Valley State 80-56 at Tad Smith Coliseum.
HOOVER, Ala. -- Freshmen don't often get to play key roles on the biggest stages. But Robby Thomas' experience playing soccer at high levels is helping him change that. The freshman forward from Columbus was in the starting lineup Friday night and played a key role in helping the Charlotte men's soccer team beat Creighton University in penalty kicks in the NCAA College Cup at Regions Park.
STARKVILLE -- Mississippi State certainly knows how to defend the offense they will see this afternoon.
STARKVILLE - Like the rest of her perimeter teammates, Jacqueline Fair was told by her coaches to stop shooting three-pointers because they simply weren't falling. With 25 seconds left in the game and her team down two points, the senior guard found herself behind the three-point arc with no choice but to put up one more shot from long range.
STARKVILLE -- Mississippi State soccer coach Neil Macdonald can do the math. Eight teams made the Southeastern Conference postseason event and those same eight teams made the NCAA Tournament the following week.
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Burnout Paradise
How multiplayer and single-player fit together.
Paradise makes the most of its open-world structure, assuring that it's more than just a gimmick or several levels strung together. The game encourages you to learn the map, and familiarize yourself with where the major landmarks are (most races end at one of them). Every street has a name, and street signs pop up on the HUD to show you which intersections you pass. Trusting your navigation skills and penchant for experimenting, some races simply give you an ending point marked only with an arrow on the horizontal compass on the top of your screen. Always knowing your orientation to the finish point but never the best route there is a welcome change from checkpoint races that hold your hand, and it makes you appreciate how expertly the city is designed for white-knuckle racing and stunts. If you see a slight ramp off of an overpass facing a possibly-destructible billboard, there's a good chance it's there for a reason.
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At an EA press event yesterday, we got some hands-on time with Paradise's new multiplayer modes, and had a chance to see how they are incorporated into the solo stuff. Like creative director Alex Ward recently told us, Criterion is taking a very different approach to online play as well -- "No lobbies, no waiting, a seamless experience and focus on cooperative and social gameplay." The Freeburn system is at the center of this, granting you the ability to invite players into your world with a few taps of the D-pad; you don't even have to take your finger off the gas. Once your friend drops into your city (which happens instantaneously once they accept the invite) you can use the same system to bring up cooperative challenges, regardless of where you and your (up to seven other) buddies are.
We tried out a few different challenges, from the relatively simplistic ones that can be performed anywhere (accumulate 10 seconds of hang time in the air), to the more complex and specific challenges (drift for 600 ft. and do three barrel rolls off of a designated cliffside). Even though it's a cooperative experience, there's plenty of opportunity for trash-talking when you're getting things done more quickly than your partner, as every player's progress is tracked on-screen during the challenge. All of your online progress carries over to the single-player game as well, so if you find and nail a specially marked jump you won't have to do it again by your lonesome.
Taking the social aspect even further, you can use an Xbox Vision Camera or PlayStation Eye to take snapshots of your foiled foes. As long as it's hooked up, it will automatically snap and send over a picture of your opponents a few seconds after you take them out. Seeing your friend's sad or incensed face definitely adds something special to the online proceedings, and you can build up a library of the pictures if you like. It doesn't fundamentally alter the experience in any way, but it's a fun little extra.
Paradise should hit stores early next year, and even in its unfinished state seems poised to deliver on the promise of a refreshingly new Burnout. It looks great, plays as finely tuned as ever, and offers hundreds of challenges and plenty to do online. As long as it doesn't get too unfocused in its own ambition, it should offer fans one of the more gratifying racing experiences around.
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Crash modePosted: Sep 06, 2007 12:00AM PST by Gubraithian_Fire
there is a crash mode... if you've read anything, you can start the crash mode anytime you want, just press the RB and it goes into it.
Halo 3, Mass Effect...Posted: Jul 14, 2007 12:00AM PST by Higher_Arc
...Burnout Paradise. Yup, these are the games to beat this fall.
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Charlotte Hornets: Nicolas Batum (agreed to terms with Hornets), Troy Daniels (agree to terms with Grizzlies), Jorge Gutierrez, Tyler Hansbrough, Al Jefferson (agreed to terms with Pacers), Courtney Lee (agreed to terms with Knicks), Jeremy Lin (agreed to terms with Nets), Marvin Williams (agreed to terms with Hornets).
Chicago Bulls: Aaron Brooks (agreed to terms with Pacers), Spencer Dinwiddie (agreed to terms with Bulls), Pau Gasol (agreed to terms with Spurs), E'Twaun Moore (agreed to terms with Pelicans), Joakim Noah (agreed to terms with Knicks).
Cleveland Cavaliers: Matthew Dellavedova (agreed to terms with Bucks), LeBron James, Richard Jefferson (agreed to terms with Cavaliers), Dahntay Jones, James Jones (agreed to terms with Cavaliers), Timofey Mozgov (agreed to terms with Lakers), J.R. Smith.
Dallas Mavericks: Raymond Felton (agreed to terms with Clippers), David Lee (agreed to terms with Spurs), Dirk Nowitzki (agreed to terms with Mavericks), Zaza Pachulia (agreed to terms with Warriors), JaVale McGee (agreed to terms with Warriors), Chandler Parsons (agreed to terms with Grizzlies), Dwight Powell (agreed to terms with Mavericks), Charlie Villanueva, Deron Williams (agreed to terms with Mavericks).
Denver Nuggets: Darrell Arthur (agreed to terms with Nuggets), D.J. Augustin (agreed to terms with Magic), Mike Miller (agreed to terms with Nuggets).
Detroit Pistons: Steve Blake, Andre Drummond (agreed to terms with Pistons), Joel Anthony, Anthony Tolliver (agreed to terms with Kings).
Golden State Warriors: Leandro Barbosa (agreed to terms with Suns), Harrison Barnes (agreed to offer sheet with Mavericks), Ian Clark (agreed to terms with Warriors), James Michael McAdoo (agreed to terms with Warriors), Festus Ezeli (agreed to an offer sheet from the Trail Blazers), Brandon Rush (agreed to terms with Timberwolves), Marreese Speights (agreed to terms with Clippers), Anderson Varejao (agreed to terms with Warriors).
Houston Rockets: Dwight Howard (agreed to terms with Hawks), Terrence Jones (agreed to terms with Pelicans), Donatas Motiejunas (R), Josh Smith, Jason Terry.
Indiana Pacers: Jordan Hill (agreed to terms with Timberwolves), Solomon Hill (agreed to terms with Pelicans), Ty Lawson, Ian Mahinmi (agreed to terms with Pacers).
Los Angeles Clippers: Cole Aldrich (agreed to terms with Timberwolves), Jeff Ayres, Jamal Crawford (agreed to terms with Clippers), Branden Dawson, Jeff Green (agreed to terms with Magic), Wesley Johnson (agreed to terms with Clippers), Luc Richard Mbah a Moute (agreed to terms to Los Angeles Clippers), Pablo Prigioni (agreed to terms with Rockets), Austin Rivers (agreed to terms with Clippers).
Los Angeles Lakers: Brandon Bass (agreed to terms with Clippers), Tarik Black (agreed to terms with Lakers), Kobe Bryant (retired), Jordan Clarkson (agreed to terms with Lakers), Roy Hibbert (agreed to terms with Hornets), Marcelo Huertas (agreed to terms with Lakers), Ryan Kelly, Robert Sacre, Metta World Peace.
Memphis Grizzlies: Chris Andersen (agreed to terms with Cavaliers), Matt Barnes (agreed to terms with Kings), Mario Chalmers, Mike Conley (agreed to terms with Grizzlies), Bryce Cotton, Jordan Farmar, P.J. Hairston, Ryan Hollins, Xavier Munford, Lance Stephenson, Tony Wroten.
MIAMI HEAT: Luol Deng (agreed to terms with Lakers), Gerald Green (agreed to terms with Celtics), Udonis Haslem (agreed to terms with Heat), Joe Johnson (agreed to terms with Jazz), Amar'e Stoudemire (retired), Tyler Johnson (agreed to terms with the Heat), Dwyane Wade (agreed to terms with Chicago Bulls), Hassan Whiteside (agreed to terms with Heat), Dorell Wright.
Milwaukee Bucks: Jerryd Bayless (agreed to terms with 76ers), O.J. Mayo (suspended by NBA), Steve Novak, Miles Plumlee (agreed to terms with Bucks), Greivis Vasquez (agreed to terms with Nets).
Minnesota Timberwolves: Tayshaun Prince, Damjan Rudez (agreed to terms with Magic), Greg Smith.
New Orleans Pelicans: Ryan Anderson (agreed to terms with Rockets), Norris Cole, Toney Douglas, James Ennis (agreed to terms with Grizzlies), Tim Frazier (agreed to terms with Pelicans), Alonzo Gee (agreed to terms with Pelicans), Eric Gordon (agreed to terms with Rockets), Jordan Hamilton, Kendrick Perkins.
New York Knicks: Arron Afflalo (agreed to terms with Kings), Lou Amundson, Cleanthony Early, Langston Galloway (agreed to terms with Pelicans), Kevin Seraphin, Lance Thomas (agreed to terms with Knicks), Sasha Vujacic (agreed to terms with Knicks), Derrick Williams (agreed to terms with Heat).
Oklahoma City Thunder: Kevin Durant (agreed to terms with Warriors), Randy Foye (agreed to terms with Nets), Nazr Mohammed, Dion Waiters (agreed to terms with Heat).
Orlando Magic: Dewayne Dedmon (agreed to terms with Spurs), Evan Fournier (agreed to terms with Magic), Brandon Jennings (agreed to terms with Knicks), Andrew Nicholson (agreed to terms with Wizards), Jason Smith (agreed to terms with Wizards).
Philadelphia 76ers: Elton Brand, Isaiah Canaan (agreed to terms with Bulls), Sasha Kaun (retired), Ish Smith (agreed to terms with Pistons), Christian Wood (agreed to terms with Hornets).
Phoenix Suns: Chase Budinger, Jon Leuer (agreed to terms with Pistons), Ronnie Price (agreed to terms with Thunder), Mirza Teletovic (agreed to terms with Bucks).
Portland Trail Blazers: Allen Crabbe (agreed to terms with Trail Blazers), Maurice Harkless (agreed to terms with Trail Blazers), Gerald Henderson (agreed to terms with 76ers), Chris Kaman, Meyers Leonard (agreed to terms with Trail Blazers), Brian Roberts (agreed to terms with Hornets).
Sacramento Kings: Quincy Acy (agreed to terms with Mavericks), James Anderson (signed to play in Turkey), Caron Butler, Seth Curry (agreed to terms with Mavericks), Eric Moreland, Rajon Rondo (agreed to terms with Bulls).
San Antonio Spurs: Matt Bonner, Tim Duncan (retired), Manu Ginobili (agreed to terms with Spurs), Boban Marjanovic (agreed to terms with Pistons), Kevin Martin, Andre Miller, David West (agreed to terms with Warriors).
Toronto Raptors: Bismack Biyombo (agreed to terms with Magic), DeMar DeRozan (agreed to terms with Raptors), James Johnson (agreed to terms with the Heat), Luis Scola (agree to terms with Nets), Jason Thompson.
Utah Jazz: Trevor Booker (agreed to terms with Nets).
Washington Wizards: Alan Anderson (agreed to terms with Clippers), Bradley Beal (agreed to terms with Wizards), Jared Dudley (agreed to terms with Suns), Drew Gooden, J.J. Hickson, Gary Neal, Nene (agreed to terms with Rockets), Ramon Sessions (agreed to terms with the Hornets), Garrett Temple (agreed to terms with Sacramento), Marcus Thornton (agreed to terms with Wizards).
Key 2015 NBA free agent dates:
July 1-8: Teams can negotiate deals with free agents.
July 9 and on: Teams can actually sign free agents
For NBA free agent signings, hit our NBA free agency page.
Updated September 16, 2015
SOURCE: South Florida Sun Sentinel
Atlanta Hawks: Pero Antic (signed to play in Turkey), Elton Brand (retired), DeMarre Carroll (signed with Raptors), John Jenkins (signed with Mavericks), Paul Millsap (signed with Hawks).
Boston Celtics: Brandon Bass (signed with Lakers), Jae Crowder (signed with Celtics), Luigi Datome (signed to play in Turkey), Zoran Dragic (signed in Russia), Jonas Jerebko (signed with Celtics), Phil Pressey (signed with Trail Blazers).
Brooklyn Nets: Alan Anderson (signed with Wizards), Earl Clark, Jerome Jordan, Brook Lopez (signed with Nets), Mirza Teletovic (signed with Suns), Deron Williams (signed with Mavericks), Thaddeus Young (signed with Nets).
Charlotte Hornets: Bismack Biyombo (signed with Raptors), Jason Maxiell (signed to play in China), Jeff Taylor (signed to play in Spain), Mo Williams (signed with Cavaliers).
Chicago Bulls: Aaron Brooks (signed with Bulls), Jimmy Butler (signed with Bulls), Mike Dunleavy (signed with Bulls), Nazr Mohammed.
Cleveland Cavaliers: Matthew Dellavedova (signed with Cavaliers), LeBron James (signed with Cavaliers), James Jones (signed with Cavaliers), Kevin Love (signed with Cavaliers), Shawn Marion (retiring), Kendrick Perkins (signed with Pelicans), J.R. Smith (signed with Cavaliers), Tristan Thompson (R), Iman Shumpert (signed with Cavaliers).
Dallas Mavericks: Al-Farouq Aminu (signed with Trail Blazers), J. J. Barea (signed with Mavericks), Tyson Chandler (signed with Suns), Monta Ellis (signed with Pacers), Bernard James (signed to play in China), Richard Jefferson (signed with Cavaliers), Rajon Rondo (signed with Kings), Greg Smith, Amare Stoudemire (signed with Heat), Charlie Villanueva (signed with Mavericks).
Denver Nuggets: Darrell Arthur (signed with Nuggets), Will Barton (signed with Nuggets), Ian Clark (signed with Warriors), Jameer Nelson (signed with Nuggets), Pablo Prigioni (signed with Clippers).
Detroit Pistons: Joel Anthony (signed with Pistons), Reggie Jackson (signed with Pistons), John Lucas III, Greg Monroe (signed with Bucks), Tayshaun Prince (signed with Timberwolves).
Golden State Warriors: Leandro Barbosa (signed with Warriors), Draymond Green (signed with Warriors), Justin Holiday (signed with Hawks), Ognjen Kuzmic (signed in Greece).
Houston Rockets: Patrick Beverley (signed with Rockets), Corey Brewer (signed with Rockets), K.J. McDaniels (signed with Rockets), Josh Smith (signed with Clippers), Jason Terry (signed with Rockets).
Indiana Pacers: Lavoy Allen (signed with Pacers), Chris Copeland (signed with Bucks), Luis Scola (signed with Raptors), Donald Sloan (signed with Nets), Rodney Stuckey (signed with Pacers), C.J. Watson (signed with Magic), David West (signed with Spurs), Shayne Whittington (signed with Pacers).
Los Angeles Clippers: Glen Davis, Jordan Hamilton (signed to play in Russia), Lester Hudson, Dahntay Jones (signed with Nets), DeAndre Jordan (signed with Clippers), Hedo Turkoglu, Ekpe Udoh (signed in Turkey), Austin Rivers (signed with Clippers).
Los Angeles Lakers: Vander Blue, Carlos Boozer, Ed Davis (signed with Trail Blazers), Wayne Ellington (signed with Nets), Jordan Hill (signed with Pacers), Wesley Johnson (signed with Clippers), Jeremy Lin (signed with Hornets), Ronnie Price (signed with Suns).
Memphis Grizzlies: Nick Calathes (signed to play in Greece), Marc Gasol (signed with Grizzlies), Kosta Koufos (signed with Kings).
MIAMI HEAT: Michael Beasley, Goran Dragic (signed with Heat), Dwyane Wade (signed with Heat), Henry Walker.
Milwaukee Bucks: Caron Butler (signed with Kings), Khris Middleton (signed with Bucks), Shawne Williams.
Minnesota Timberwolves: Kevin Garnett (signed with Timberwolves), Justin Hamilton (signed in Spain), Robbie Hummel (signed in Italy), Gary Neal (signed with Wizards), Arinze Onuaku.
New Orleans Pelicans: Alexis Ajinca (signed with Pelicans), Omer Asik (signed with Pelicans), Luke Babbitt (signed with Pelicans), Norris Cole (signed with Pelicans), Dante Cunningham (signed with Pelicans), Toney Douglas (signed with Pacers), Jimmer Fredette (signed with Spurs), Jeff Withey (signed with Jazz).
New York Knicks: Quincy Acy (signed with Kings), Cole Aldrich (signed with Clippers), Lou Amundson (signed with Knicks), Andrea Bargnani (signed with Nets), Shane Larkin (signed with Nets), Ricky Ledo, Alexey Shved (signed to play in Russia), Jason Smith (signed with Magic), Lance Thomas (signed with Knicks), Travis Wear.
Oklahoma City Thunder: Enes Kanter (signed with Thunder), Kyle Singler (signed with Thunder).
Orlando Magic: Ben Gordon, Willie Green, Tobias Harris (signed with Magic), Kyle O'Quinn (signed with the Knicks).
Philadelphia 76ers: Luc Mbah a Moute (signed with Kings, failed physical), Jason Richardson (signed with Hawks), Glenn Robinson III (signed with Pacers), Thomas Robinson (signed with Nets), Henry Sims (signed with Suns), Ish Smith (signed with Wizards).
Phoenix Suns: Earl Barron, Gerald Green (signed with Heat), Brandon Knight (signed with Suns), Marcus Thornton (signed with Rockets), Brandan Wright (signed with Grizzlies).
Portland Trail Blazers: Arron Afflalo (signed with Knicks), LaMarcus Aldridge (signed with Spurs), Joel Freeland (signed to play in Russia), Alonzo Gee (signed with Pelicans), Brendan Haywood, Robin Lopez (signed with Knicks), Wesley Matthews (signed with Mavericks), Dorell Wright (signed to play in China).
Sacramento Kings: Omri Casspi (signed with Kings), Reggie Evans, Ryan Hollins, Andre Miller (signed with Timberwolves), Derrick Williams (signed with Knicks).
San Antonio Spurs: Jeff Ayres (signed to play in China), Aron Baynes (signed with Pistons), Marco Belinelli (signed with Kings), Matt Bonner (signed with Spurs), Tim Duncan (signed with Spurs), Manu Ginobili (signed with Spurs), Danny Green (signed with Spurs), Cory Joseph (signed with Spurs), Kawhi Leonard (signed with Spurs).
Toronto Raptors: Landry Fields, Tyler Hansbrough (signed with Hornets), Chuck Hayes (signed with Clippers), Amir Johnson (signed with Celtics), Luke Ridnour, Greg Stiemsma (signed with Magic).Lou Williams (signed with Lakers).
Utah Jazz: Jeremy Evans (signed with Mavericks), Joe Ingles (signed with Jazz).
Washington Wizards: Rasual Butler, Will Bynum (signed to play in China), Drew Gooden (signed with Wizards), Paul Pierce (signed with Clippers), Kevin Seraphin (signed with Knicks).
(R) -- Restricted free agent, team has right to match outside offers.
For NBA free agent signings that are official, hit our NBA free agency page.
Explanation of restricted NBA free agents: Players can sign with any team in the league that offers them a valid contract. They're totally free to go where they want.
Explanation of restricted NBA free agents: Players who are restricted free agents can re-sign with their most recent team, or sign an offer sheet with a new team. But if they do the latter and sign an offer sheet elsewhere then their previous team has the right to match the contract of that offer sheet and re-sign the player, whether the player wants them to or not.
There are also player options and team options. If a player's contract is a player option for the season, it means the player has the ability to "opt out" of the contract and become a free agent. And if a player's contract says that this season is a team option, then as you'd guess, the team has the option to decline the option and cause the player to become a free agent.
2014 NBA Free Agents who have agreed to deals (alphabetical order)
Jeff Adrien (signed with Rockets) Cole Aldrich (signed with Knicks) Lavoy Allen (signed with Pacers) Al-Farouq Aminu (signed with Mavericks) Lou Amundson (signed with Cavaliers) Alan Anderson (signed with Nets) Chris Andersen (signed with Heat) James Anderson (signed in Lithuania) Carmelo Anthony (signed with Knicks) Trevor Ariza (signed with Rockets) D.J. Augustin (signed with Pistons) Leandro Barbosa (signed with Warriors) Jerryd Bayless (signed with Bucks) Aron Baynes (signed with Spurs) Kent Bazemore (signed with Hawks) Michael Beasley (signed with Grizzlies) DeJuan Blair (signed with Wizards) Steve Blake (signed with Trail Blazers) Eric Bledsoe (signed with Suns) Matt Bonner (signed with Spurs) Trevor Booker (signed with Jazz) Chris Bosh (signed with Heat) Carlos Boozer signed with Lakers) Avery Bradley (signed with Celtics) Elton Brand (signed with Hawks) Aaron Brooks (signed with Bulls) MarShon Brooks (signed in Italy) Shannon Brown (signed with Heat) Caron Butler (signed with Pistons) Rasual Butler (signed with Wizards) Dwight Buycks (signed in Spain) Vince Carter (signed with Grizzlies) Omri Casspi (signed with Kings) Mario Chalmers (signed with Heat) Diante Christmas (signed with Pelicans) Darren Collison (signed with Kings) Jordan Crawford (signed in China) Jared Cunningham (signed with Clippers) Nando de Colo (signed in Russia) Troy Daniels (signed with Rockets) Ed Davis (signed with Lakers) Glen Davis (signed with Clippers) Luol Deng (signed with Heat) Boris Diaw (signed with Spurs) Toney Douglas (signed in China) Chris Douglas-Roberts (signed with Clippers) Zoran Dragic (signed with Suns) Wayne Ellington (signed with Lakers) Melvin Ely (signed in Japan) Jordan Farmar (signed with Clippers) Jimmer Fredette (signed with Pelicans) Channing Frye (signed with Magic) Francisco Garcia (signed with Rockets) Diante Garrett (signed with Trail Blazers) Pau Gasol (signed with Bulls) Alonzo Gee (signed with Nuggets) Drew Gooden (signed with Wizards) Ben Gordon (signed with Magic) Marcin Gortat (signed with Wizards) Danny Granger (signed with Heat) Aaron Gray (signed with Pistons) Jordan Hamilton (signed with Raptors) Josh Harrellson (signed in China) Al Harrington (signed in China) Devin Harris (signed with Mavericks) Udonis Haslem (signed with Heat) Spencer Hawes (signed with Clippers) Gordon Hayward (signed with Jazz) Xavier Henry (signed with Lakers) Jordan Hill (signed with Lakers) Kirk Hinrich (signed with Bulls) Ryan Hollins (signed with Kings) Kris Humphries (signed with Wizards) Robbie Hummel (signed with Timberwolves) Bernard James (signed with Mavericks) Damion James (signed with Wizards) LeBron James (signed with Cavaliers) Richard Jefferson (signed with Mavericks) Grant Jerrett (signed with Thunder) Chris Johnson (signed with 76ers) Ivan Johnson (signed with Mavericks) James Johnson (signed with Raptors) Wesley Johnson (signed with Lakers) James Jones (signed with Cavaliers) Chris Kaman (signed with Trail Blazers) Ryan Kelly (signed with Lakers) Doron Lamb (signed with Mavericks) Shaun Livingston (signed with Warriors) Kyle Lowry (signed with Raptors) Shelvin Mack (signed with Hawks) Vernon Macklin (signed with Pelicans) Shawn Marion (signed with Cavaliers) Cartier Martin (signed with Pistons) Jason Maxiell (signed with Hornets) Josh McRoberts (signed with Heat) Jodie Meeks (signed with Pistons) C.J. Miles (signed with Pacers) Darius Miller (signed with Pelicans) Mike Miller (signed with Cavaliers) Patty Mills (signed with Spurs) Greg Monroe (signed with Pistons) E'Twaun Moore (signed with Bulls) Anthony Morrow (signed with Thunder) Nazr Mohammed (signed with Bulls) Byron Mullens (signed in China) Toure Murry (signed with Jazz) Jameer Nelson (signed with Mavericks) Dirk Nowitzki (signed with Mavericks) Jannero Pargo (signed with Hornets) Chandler Parsons (sign with Mavericks) Patrick Patterson (signed with Raptors) Paul Pierce (signed with Wizards) Ronnie Price (signed with Lakers) Miroslav Raduljica (signed in China) Luke Ridnour (signed with Magic) Brian Roberts (signed with Hornets) Brandon Rush (signed with Warriors) John Salmons (signed with Pelicans) Mike Scott (signed with Hawks) Thabo Sefolosha (signed with Hawks) Kevin Seraphin (signed with Wizards) Ramon Sessions (signed with Kings) Chris Singleton (signed with Pacers) Peyton Siva (signed with the Magic) Ish Smith (signed with Rockets) Jason Smith (signed with Knicks) James Southerland (signed with Trail Blazers) Lance Stephenson (signed with Hornets) Greg Stiemsma (signed with Raptors) Rodney Stuckey (signed with Pacers) Tyshawn Taylor (sign in Russia) Sebastian Telfair (signed with Thunder) Garrett Temple (signed with Wizards) Adonis Thomas (signed with Pacers) Isaiah Thomas (signed with Suns) Anthony Tolliver (signed with Suns) P.J. 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Stratford's boys basketball team got its first prize fight victory of the season on Tuesday night, pulling out a gritty 56-53 win over West Ashley.
"This is like fighting Mike Tyson, Holyfield, Pacquiao and Mayweather every night," Stratford coach Troy Johnson said of the region slate. "Our breaks are over. If we can make the playoffs, we'll be in pretty good shape."
The win was the first in Region 7-AAAA for the Knights (14-4, 1-1 region), who had lost to rival Goose Creek 54-47 in their only other region contest.
Demetre Rivers scored 15 of a team-high 17 points in the second half as the Knights bounced back from a five-point deficit. Rashad Palmer and Thad Thompson added 12 and 10 respectively for Stratford. Marquise Calvary chipped in six points.
The Knights left the door open for West Ashley in the closing seconds by missing a free throw with 5.7 seconds left. The Wildcats had a chance to send it to overtime with 1.1 seconds left but came away empty on three free throws.
"Last year we had the same scenario," Johnson said. "We had two fouls to give with 5.1 seconds left and we elected not to foul. They hit a 3-pointer to force overtime and we lost. This year, we wanted to foul them… I didn't want déjà vu."
Stratford almost got it anyway, accidentally fouling a West Ashley player in the act of shooting. But all three missed the mark as the Knights reached their best win total under Johnson. "Any time you can beat a perennial powerhouse like West Ashley and a coach like Ron Dupre , it's a milestone win," Johnson said. "He does one of the best jobs in South Carolina. He really does." Rivers' versatility loomed large in the fourth quarter for the Knights. He had an old-fashioned three-point play to even the score at 45-45 with 5:53 left, then stepped beyond the arc to knock one down from long range, giving Stratford a 50-49 advantage with better than three minutes left. He cleaned up a 3-point miss by Antonio Stinson to make it 52-49 with 3:01 remaining. "We're like the Chicago Bulls when they had Michael Jordan," Johnson said. "In the fourth quarter, everything is going through Rivers." Barry Wright and Thompson helped seal it by making a pair of free throws in clutch situations on the way in. Wright made his two with 1:40 left and Thompson knocked down two with 1:09 remaining. West Ashley (5-12) fell to 1-2 in region play. The Wildcats also lost to Goose Creek, 60-56, in two overtimes. Their region win came against Cane Bay on Jan. 14. Stratford travels to Wando on Friday. The Warriors are coming off a 74-40 win over Goose Creek.
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Trevor Suitor
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Adam Suitor
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Pycon Homes and Constructions was started by Trevor Suitor in 1980. Now over 35 years on we continue to be a family owned, locally run business that is part of the local communities we service.
We believe in honesty, flexibility and building your home to the Pycon Quality Benchmark that we are renowned for. It's our focus on these areas that has allowed us to develop into a multi-award winning builder servicing the Mid North Coast of NSW from Forster to Grafton.
Building your new home is an exciting journey and we would love the opportunity to be a part of it.